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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


nWING TO THE FAILURE OF THE COMMISSIONERS S
" of Beaufort to make the subscription of that Town
the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail Road accordance
with the resolution of the Directors in regard
tern Terminus of the Road the period for receiving pro-
pOsals for the work between Newbern and Beaufort will
not be closed tomorrow the 2Sh advertised but will
be suspended a weeks when the estimates will be
and proposals invited for the work upon the lines also
some future day, of which due notice will be given.
N B-ThoSe proposals already sent in will be
until the day above referred to.
JOHN D. WHITFORD President.
w: BEvERHoUT THOMPSON, 0nief Engineer.
July6, 1855 65-6t.
HREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
U At the end of Three Years. such has been
economy of the officers of this Company, that still
free from debt have made assessments and have
such large Capital in cash and notes. we have no hes
pany in the Southern Country The of the Risks
this Company being in the Western part State where
the danger from fire is much less.
AT the last annual Meeting the following officers were
elected.
JAMES SLOAN President
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
G, p. MENDENHALL Attorney.
PETER ADAMS S5ecy & Treasurer
W. H. CUNNING Gen. Agent.
IRECTORS.-JameS Sloan, Dr. j. 4. Mebane c.. p
Mendenhall VIM. S. Rankin, Rev c. F. Deems, James NJ
Garret Jed H. Lindsay, w. j. Mcconnell E. w Ogburn j.
L. Cole, ID. p. Wer Greensborough L. F. Lilly Wades-
borough Dr. S. G. Coffin, jamestown; Joshua TavIoe
Washington; VIM. \: Wright Wilmington; John I. Sha-
Salisbury John H Cooke, Fayetteville H G. Spru
Plymouth Robert E. Troy, Lunberton; DR.. r. II. Scales
LenoX Castle.
All communications should be directed to the Secretary
free of Postage PETER ADAMS Sec'y.
August g. 1884. 75-tf
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JAMES J. IREDELL,
k+1ornev and Counsellor at Law,

RALEIGH, y. c.,
w ND n all business entrusted to him, in the Court
f tbiS and the adjoining Counties ,u
OIL Gccthe one occupied by the late Hon. James irede'
June 18th, 1858 oz-tI-
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For sale by Williams Haywood, Raleigh, N c.
TNHE NORTH CAROLINA ARATOR.-THl

TKIHE NORTH CAROLINA AEsATOR.-THE
IL UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish a journal, in
the CITY Raleigh be devoted to the great interests Of
the Farmers and Mechanics of North Carolina under the
above title 1t will be issued monthly, in neat and con-
venent for reading and preservation at dollar
per annum, payable in ddaDnce.
leading object of the ARATOR will be to select from the
numerous periodicals of the country whatever may be
deemed solid and good we'll suited to our section and cal
cuated and Mechanics in the march of
Improvement. The results of experience among
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought to light
and the contributions of most enterprsng and sfu
practical given to the public with summary of gen.
eral news and the state of the markets.
The policy and interests of North Carolina will al
wavs be our and if the friends of the Of I'M
pr0vement shall be disposed to favor the enterprise,
respectfully solicit their naes and their aid procuring
subscribers.
Our friends will please forward all the names they can
get by the st February keep the Prospectus for
further efforts Payment will be required receipt of the
first number which, if encouraged will be issued by the
1st of March. ,
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Law COpartnerShip.

Law COpartnershiP.
MILLER AND ROGERS.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
RALEIGH, \. c.
VIII attend promptly to all business entrusted to them
WI AZ "e NJ, rn s II RoGEPs
II. ". - 66-tf.
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LEWIS s. KING,

MOBILE, ALABAMA.
p r LEWIS formerly of Franklin Co, \. c.
Dr. PEYToN KING, Of Pickens Co., Ala
\. W. i'cE!s " 5S-
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This is to certify that, weeks back, taken
with violent Diarhea, which persisted for eight days
Being sixty miles from home made OF all the
remedies could think Of but without aording any relief
On arriving at home, informed that Dr. r. H. Wor-
thingon had prepared remedy for Cholera &C. and
advised to use it. did and to my astonshment
single dose gave speedy and permanent relief since which
time have used it frequently in my family; and in justice
to the Doctor say consider it ~c tie most ra3ade Ned
icine have used in experience Of twenty years.
+. NJ. CAPEHART
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Norfolk, Va, Dec Is, 1858.
THNO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER IS
u ,lnnS to i,nGn h. hl;n OF

q
u pleased to inform the public that his CHOLERA
AND DIARRHGA MEDICINE affords more prompt
lief in the affections of the Bowels and Consequent
y satisfaction all who have used it, than any other
Medicine offered to the public. The following
among many testimonials of its efficacy:
DR.. r. Ii. WoRTHNGToN-Dear Sir l take much pleasure
in adding testimony to others in favor of remedy
for Bowel Affections &C. having frequently experienced
its beneficial results in my case, well many
others to whom have given it. carried bottle of it
with Baltimore (and here permit say, would
soon think of travelling without money as without this
remedy,) and finding many among acquantances there
who suffering with various FORMS of Bowel Affections
it freely and in did it fail to afford the
PROMPT DECIDED II has done here.
congratulate you, and especially the public the discov
cry of medicine which is better calculated to protect
kind and alleviate suffering than any other brought
before the people, l.. I. SPIERS.
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A. N. MCPHEETERS, Il. CHisELlN' D. W. ~
A. NJ. McPHEETERs, 81 CO.
Wholesale Grocers, >-,,e,
F0RW ARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHAN1S,
f'1' " C5Ece ut Ne. 6, Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA
REFERENCES:
THOMAS P DEvEnErx, Esq, Halifax, n c.
Go " MoRDEcA1, Prest Bank of the State OF n T.
C. DEWEY Cashier "
" II. JOKES Cashier Bank of Cape Fear:
T. OBJ BnAxc1, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road
\. NV \. q Hs59 Wa''ssssd { 5ss'isr, Norfolk.
Prts't Farmers B Of Va }
49, AleS nS;r, spence nee & Reid, Baltimore
:. B. Blossom & Son, Nea0 York.
,I,nrI
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ma OBBIN HOUSE, HAY STREET, FAYETTE-
EE VILE N c. This Hotel ION site of former Plant
ers Hotel opened for the accommodation of guests
the first day of January is55 town and within,
few minutes walk of the Post Office Telegraph Office
Banks United States Arsenal and other business places it
sufficiently retired to be clear OF the annoyance and
hustle Of a central location
1t newly erected and haudsome furnished and care
f secured with especial reference to the COM
fort of patrons.
In consequence liberal patronage extended to this
establishment prcPietors have enlarged by opening
suit of second foor and thus preparing to
accommodate all transient persons calling
Spacious stables attached and experienced Osters in at
tendance.
Carriages will be in waiting arrival of Steam Boats,
1oi 'i' POWERS & co.
ADril IN 1879 4O-3m.
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Nw7OLFE'S SCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.-Afresh
w supply of this popular Medicine just received and
for sale by HAY NOoD oOOi1.-
NTORTH CAROLINA made Backing superior
Ia article for sale by HAY NOOD SCOII.
"A PERSON WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN Ed
N ting and publishing hear of good opportunity
open preenen by addressing the Editors OF the STAN
dard The present editor and publishers having engaged
in other business would dispose OF their interests aTora
bly,. - ,c
December 20, 1854 lit.
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VA ANTED. A GOOD WORKMAN TO BUILD
w Rockaway Bodies, at Swift Creek Bridge, Craven
Co, n. c.
70 zNone but sober need apply
HWIttGreck March II, 1850 1066-tf
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FHISH! FISH !--W. H. PUTNEY HAS JUST RE-
E1 ceiyed, the Fish and Provision Store
so Barrels No. Salt Shad; and
do. No n. G. Cut Herriugs,
which he will cheap for cash barter for Bacon Lard
or Flour.
He has for sale articles of Bacon Hams, Lard,
Four-ndeed all the articles usually kept in Pro-
vision Store
Country Produce received for storage and sold Com
mission. W. Fl. PUTNEY.
May Is, 1886. 5l-tf
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Personal Intelligence.

Commander Barron u s. NJ. 1, somewhat better Of the
attack Of yellow fever which him ory after
tie recent death Of his wife of the terrible disease.
He Il at the naval hoe, .ital Norfolk. tt
Mr.. Buchanan L. S. Minister at the Cur " T. James
will leave lngiani for the United State the
Of the 9th October. n ,
Ex-Governor Reeder will return homo ON Kanias by
way Of New York.
The Boston Heroid Of Monday says-ste rcgre. to
that there Ia hope of Mr. L. recovery
indeed for several DAYS his physician hay expected
fatal termination Of the disease with hch he pros
rated ten weeks ago AT nine O'Clock Yesterday FORE
noon there symptoms that indicated approaching
dissolution and that hour till ten last evening he
gradually failed and II not expected that he would
i've through the night He represented being free
from pain retaining his and both Of and
resigned TO the seeming approach Of death. #t
ARRIVALS.
AT the Brevoort HouseMr Marcolcta Minister from Mica
raguan government Washington. ~ dc Cueo late Minister
aspie Boston; Mr. Seymour Montreal; Dr. Wynne, Bati-
more; NJ Iurlbu, Boston, H. Cutler West Point.
the Smithsonian House-Cap j. Richardson, New Or
eans II. Robinson Mohle Prot !. Henry ot Smithsonian
institution; A. sherman L. Griffin Hempstead Rev r. ~
Mason, Raleigh n. CT Col Edward A. Byron ~ LOUIS 4
sampson. New Oreans T. Hogg Tennessee; Dr. ,. ".
AT the Aston Ho,lseCommodorc Bidde, UsN; Commander
Ringod. uSN n. G.. Moore, Philadelphia; s W. Warner,
Mississipp 7. Kile, North Caronn w. ST. libbomez VIZ
gnia; B. sanchncd Texas; s Lamb Memphis; Z. h y.
Alabama; b. NJ Pearson fhr III; slower, Iowa; Aiken
N. sutherland yireini Major Ramey New Orleans W. s.
Campbell, New Orleans.
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Obituary..

Major E. A.. OGDEN Quarterrnaster e. s. A. died few
days since Fort Riley Kansas territory, Of cholera
Major Ogden recently assigned 10 the duty of extend
ing the quarters at Fort Riley and had lately arrived
there with large force of mechanics TO that end. is
presumed that his untimey death from cholera will cause
dispersion Of the workmen under him.
On Sunday last, 9Th instau.-says the Poughkeepse
Eaa,niner-Mr. John Smith resident OF Milan, died at
the County House, in the 1921 year OF his age. Mr..
Smith active participant in the strifes of the
Revolution and served under the immediate command Of
Gen. Washington in many well-fought battle. For
many years he has been quite lame and was obliged to
crutch. He enjoyed good health generally, and
was restless and uneasy frequently wandering several
miles from home and for his safety, well as to save
the trouble Of often Choking him up" his friends about
three weeks since placed him in the County House,
whence he has taken his final departure.
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LARGE SEIZURE OF LouoR.-Our police have re-
Gently had their suspicious awakened that large
quantities of liquors were being brought here in
vessels from Portsmouth, N. H., and consequently
kept lookout for them. A day or two since,
small schooner, called the Ocean Ranger, arrived
here and anchored off the lower end of Peaks
Island Her appearance was rather suspicious, and
from the movements of the schooner, and the con-
duct OF those in charge. it was supposed she had
contlaband staff on board. Yesterday Deputy Mar
shal Ring with warrant took the steam tug Tiger
and visited the schooner; having exhibited his war
rant, the captain swore that the liquors should not
he taken out by any live man, but the bracelets
being put on his wrists he became more calm, and
the ting towed the schooner up to Of wharves
where she was thoroughly searched, and 81 kegs
containing about AGO gallons Of liquor seized and
sent to the lookup 1t is supposed this liquor was
shipped at Portsmouth. N. H. The kegs seem to be
Of the same kind as those seized last week from a
vessel at one Of our wharves, and which came from
Portsmouth. We believe the liquor law goes into
effect in New Hampshire soon, and those owning
liquor there seem determined to get rid of it We
don't know of any better way to send it here, and
have It seized by our police--Portiand Adr.,
Aug. 10.
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INTERESTING TO Acknowledgements PROOF
SHEETs--ln determining newspaper hostages, the
distances are to be computed from the Office Of pub
RED and not from the county line of the county in
which the paper is published. This postage is
chargeable by the newspaper, not by the sheet and
ii two more newspapers are printed on one sheet
full postage must be charged on each. We learn
that the postage charged for corrected proof sheets
sent fly mail is the same as pamphlet postage. in
the corrections only those OF Typographical
errors. Ii new matter is introduced by the correc
is asked or conveyed, or instructions given in writ
ing, the sheets are subject to letter postage Wash
ingt0n Union.
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The Philadelphia Slave Case Agnln-Nnrrnnt
for the Arrest OF United Suites Minister,


TTrom the Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Aug. 1871
Colonel John H. Wheeler left the city of PhiIadle-
pha On Saturday morning. He has been here since
the 18th day of July. the day on which he was as.
twenty other negroes, who forced his servants out OF
his possession on board the steamer Washington.
He had scarcely left the city when man named
Mckim. accompanied by on abolitionist lawyer
scented themselves at the Office of Alderman Hib-
bard and made the following affidavit, which is co.
pied as it stands upon the adermans docket
The information and complaint Of William Still. who
being affirmed does say that John H. Wheeler did, on
the 18th day OF July 1855, violently and unanimously
upon Jane johnson and attempt to carry her away
contrary to her wish, claiming her rs fugitive from
seivitude labor; and that he attempted to carry
away said Jane in violent tnmutuous and unreason-
able manner contrary the act of Assembly OF March
O. 1884, in such made and provided said John II.
Wheeler i. also at the 50 me time charged with assault
and battery the OF Jane Johnson Aforesaid and
with attempt to knap the said Jane johnson against
the Aforesaid act Of Assembly.
Affirmed and subscribed before me this 1lth day OF
August, 1856. WILLIAM $ HIBBARD Alderman
Commonwealth W. John II. Wheeler. Warrant ia
sued-Au9ust IL, 1866.
Upon this affidavit warrant was issued, directed
to the constable OF the ward authorizing the arrest
Of Mr.. Wheeler Tie constable being unwilling to
serve the warrant, willing instrument of the mis-
guided amalgamationists was found in the person OF
policeman Seed, Know Nothing and abolition ofli-
Ger Of Robert H. Conrad, our Know Nothing and
ahOlltlon Mayor oil fnlauelpna why ILLS WarTb.it
was not issued until it was generally known that Mr..
Wheeler had left in the pursuit of his public duties,
no but some OF the band Of awless fanatics who
infest and disgrace the city Of Philadelphia, can
tell
For our part, We regret that the warrant had not
come sooner, and we also regret that Mr.. Wheeler
has left the State and perhaps the country. IL he
has not left we trust he will permit himself to be
arrested by these men, for we foresee much good is
to result from such high-handed illegal and I'M
waIrantabe proceedings.
We presume it was for this object that the money
we have heard so much about, was subscribed along
Market street, by several merchants who do large
business with the South. II So there responsible
parties to look to- and in addition to the claim which
will shortly, we understand, be brought before the
Circuit Court OF the United States for the valne of
his slaves, and damages for the outrage npon his
person, Mr.. Wheeler will have another action, cog
nzabe in the same court, for conspiracy and mali
cious prosecution.
This last resort Of the negro mob TO annoy an I'M
offending citizen only shows the desperate lengths
to which deluded monomaniacs will go for the
pshment of their purposes.
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The President has recognized William Vincent Wells
as Consul General Of Honduras TO reside in California
boy named Albert Mgran, residing with HIS uncle
in Philadelphia committed suicide the 10th inst by
tying his suspenders around his neck
A heavy robbery perpetrated at Cape May on the
nth inst. The room Of Mr.. NJ. Cody at the United
states Hotel entered during his absence, and his
trunks piundered of much valuable property Among
the articles stolen diamond breastpn. valued ut
500 diamond bracelet two checks for 50 900 each
the Pank Of America New York drawn to the order 81
Mr. Cody. and 500 in fftes OF the Bank Of America
New York.
Returns from thirteen counties OF Wisconsin, com
prisng the earliest and most thcky settled portions OF
tho state exhibit aggregate population Of 3os Isl
against 1e1 ,a52 five years ago being increase OF
l1G,6Ie, or about 90 per cent.
The huh of the iron steamboat John Stevens which
vessel was burned the Delaware few weeks since
has been dismanted and hauled into the wharf Bor
dentown, preparatory TO a mechanical resurrection.
convention of the editorial fraternity Of Michigan Is
10 he held at jackson Sept IL.
-Four dollars PER DAY is held to be moderate harvest
wages in Wentworth, C W In York county the farmers
are raging California wages also
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Strange Vlslter In sutton.
IRON Atter from I. W. Higginson in the Worceste
spy. Aug. III.


spy Aug. II.
About six weeks since, certain Mr.. Brigham. an
elderly gentleman, residing near the centre OF SUIT
ton, Iosc at sunrise one morning, and opened his
front door. His attention attracted by slight
noise about the wood pile, opposite the door, and as
he looked TO see what caused this, strange animal
climbed rapidly to the top OF the pile, and sprang
thence upon wagon which had been left between
the wood and the door. The creature snarled and
showed his teeth at Mr.. Brigham, who very natii-
rally retreated within the door, which he nearly
closed, peepng through the crack. As he stepped
back, the animal turned tail ran round or over the
wood pile, and bounded away faster than any dog
could RON, lealed stone wan without touching it,
and disappeared.
The beast was rs large as Newfoundland dog
thin in body, with very long legs, visible claws, aud
% slender, pointed tail. Head like fox. with white
stripe down the middle OF the face and another near
each ear. Color yellowish brown. Hair very Short
and smooth.
He was next seen by young girl, IN a field OF
rye. Two men came up at the same time, and he
rctreaied, stopping and facing round hillside
thus giving them fair view OF him. Their descrp
ton fully agreed with the previous one.
Since then, unsuccessful efforts have been made
to shoot or capture tie strange visiter. BE has
however, been seen two three times, though never
in the neighborhood OF purgatory." lie evidently
wishes TO keep out OF sight. The last appearance
was about Two weeks since, in the vicinity Of
Breakneck Woods"
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1HE WHEAT CRoP.-Thc Buffalo Commercial says
The farmers of Erie county have nearly completed
their wheat harvest The crop has been harvested
m excellent condition and croakers have "elopcd for
parts unknown
The jamestown Journal says that wheat in Chau
fauque county has been harvested in fine order, the
rains having occasioned little If any damage.
The Rochester American thus speaks OF the new
wheat:--We are afraid that the grave of best Gene
see is dug, and that this much heraIded brand OF
-four has gone up for the present year at least.
The wheat samples that come in are bad very had
and when loads Of wheat sell in our streets nj 81
- per bushe. at the present range OF prices for
good article, y y sad day for the prosperity o.
l ~ Gegssee.'
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We have files from Bermuda dated to August LIST,
but they contain very little news.
The Royal G0seffe OF August LIST says THE Rev.
Alexander F. Kemp, acting chaplain to the Came
romans takes bis departure from these islands in the
Isabella Reed, for New York. The pastoral charge
Of Furnishing Presbyterian church in Montreal
having been most handsomely offered tosMr. Kemp,
ing the same, and he proceeds to that city without
delay, to enter upon his new sphere Of labor. Dur
ing the Rev. gcnteman's six months residence in
the town Of St George, in these islands, he has
the warm regard Of the whole body of the people.
In the House of Assembly on July 3lst, it was or
deIed that Tuesday next be set down for the third
reading Of the Presbyterian Ministers Salary bill
At the netting called to adopt measures for the
better protection of the town. it agreed upon to
petition the Legislature to pass such act would
enable the corporation to provide an additional
police force for the town OF Hamilton.
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,,oras pnrkin- was struck with The rattle by "A, eer
tcras Merchant in Philadelphia fee days sso. ana
TIC tUg inst lac dicd ~ the wound ~hich TO-
,ecf tycCs.l1 VA q cabinet mskes, ami l-Avss a
vde aa. l# children TIE c4s.t 80 boea arras
4 q rnUtll &,
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IaABr-Frotn Charleston 10th 4th due ut Havana 22l
and It'll. From Havana 10th and 2h due at New York l7h
and st.
CRESCENT CIrY-rrom New YORK 81 arriving Havana s
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 10Th Havana Esd
due al New York 18th.
ENTIRE CRY on New On ASAp,-From New York 18th ar
irving at Havana 2d and New Orleans 25th From New
leans 9Th. Havana sth due At New York 18th.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9th, arriving o. Havana
18th and New Orleans 18th from Nea Orleans 18th Havana
9th, due N New York I'd.
OAHAwBA-From New York 2,tii arriving Goth
and New Orleans "a From teF Orleans OH Havaaa Eth
due at New York 9Th.
(ysscSa Bi1cs Nrtr
Cty piiror. In1ef G,a'dd. cdHi-t Isqbl.
Mails from New York. = Is II Is ~
= . Havana y; 10 L. q
" n. Orleans ~ =
. due from Ha 9 IL IL l,
When The above dates ial. -uni TIE win sail
Monday. They leave New Orleans A. A. tide
win admit and the sahe. leaves Charleston and Havana at
10 A. M. /.
ALMANAC ToeS-rHIs pAv.
sCN w AOor morn = 10
sun SETS OO Ufig wArEa eve 10 -
.r~~-~--~
,,Ba- Az zaaiaa asa is>rs ia'osied fs a. NEw Yosk
HERALD ehoud h. ssy'eo.
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gentleman - Tennessee--Mr Nathaniel Hagvott-
arrived In Cincinnati, on Monday, with nine slaves,
whom he caused 10 b. rAuunittsd deeds drawn
ur 81 .ist IurroQ he'osc 81 " ne Sgvrts cfths
sia..,
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Dist, Men Congress. Last Congress
Henry G. Burnett. dem. Linn Boyd. dem.
2-John r. Campbell, KIN. Benz. l.. Groz, wing.
?--W. L. Underwood, KIN. 4. w. Bristow, whig
4-Fountan T. Fox, KIN Jas. $. Chrisrnan, dem.
5--loshua II. Jewett dem. Clement s. Hill, wing.
f--Joln H. Elliott, dem. J. NJ. Elliott dem.
T--Iium'y Marshall, KIN. William Preston. whg.
S--Alex X Marshall. I'm. J. G. Breckenridge, dem.
9-Ieander NJ. Cox KIN. Leander NJ. Cox. wing.
10-SamlF L. Swope, X N. r. II. Stanton, dem.
The whole American State ticket is chosen by
about Morchead's majority.