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The Empire County argus., 1855-06-30

ESTABLISHED PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE
CHRONIC DISEASES, AND THE SUPPRESSION QUAcKEEY.
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-30

swedish LeccheS, Nc &c
Together with fall assortment of Patent Medicines o
every kind i'll dcand and every other article arpertaiht
to the business.
Agents for DIR Jaynes Family Medicines. Holloway
Pills and Ointment, Sands Sasararilla Moffats Pill
and Bitters, Ne 10 BIN
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, eth inst, ut her residence on
Marshall street. Mrs. MARTHA MckESNA, wife
Of John Nc enila in the 56th year OF her age Her
funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON. at J
o'clock from St. Peters Church. The friends and &C
ouantances of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend. t-aa-5 a.ls ~ .s9z s.rfa '.5E 'ifJ -
In this city, on the It'll inst, after protracted Ill
ness which he bore with Christian resignation, y.
MELVILLE GRAVES. in the 2lst year of his age.
Possessing confident hope of happy reception into
the Kingdom of the redeemed, he met Death rs only
the Christian can Thus in the beginning of manhood
has fallen one whose department, and aiabllity OF
disposition had won for him the adlnration OF all
who knew him. .-.- w. W. II. y
On Friday, the 18th inst, ROBERT CABELL; IN
FAINT sou of Robert ]. and Ann Eliza Higgins The
attend the funeral from his parents residence on
Igth street THIS DAY, at o'clock
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AssAssINATIoN-We mentioned day or two
since the murder of Green L. Satterfield on the
farm of Col. NJ Reynolds, in Patrick county, on
Sunday, the Both. He was doing some carpenter S
work on the farm, and went out early Sunday
morning to look after timber he had placed in
tobacco barn to dry. Shortly after Col r. g fam
lily he ard the report of gun and the cry Of murder
and going to the spot, found 5. lying the ground
with round plug OF wood six inches long shot into
his heart. He died in few moments. 1t is sup
posed that the assassin mistook him for Colonel s
SON, as the deceased had been but few days in
the county, and was very quiet and inoffensiye
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Literary Ladies'.


lats number Of the Kaleidoscope, contains :; let
ter from Miss MARTHA HAINEs Butt, who sc tales
have acquired some celebrity in which it describes
. recent literary reunion i. -a-.r as 7if .a-,a
Among the authoresses were Mrs. = Stephens
Mrs. Kirkland Fanny Fern Mrs. T. ,. smith. Mrs.
Elicit, Miss Leslie, Miss Wetheran, M,s. Warner
Masses Phoebe and Alice Cary, Mis- Martha Hsines
Butt Each lady, whose escort W ss not an author,
was supplied with a cavalier. 4 dressing room
was provided TOR the 6enent o. the ladies. enter
There We stood, looking at e lch other to see how
each other looked" - =
Very pooty," you aust all have looked, Nc
doubt A regular kn' ok down of literature ant
beauty We shouidh <e 10 have seen you ALL 'look
ing a. Zach other to see how each other looked
Nc literary olsc' ,urse Of the evening must have
been - feast OF reason and flow of soul" Won
der the wn' 10 concern could have knit pair o
stockings o made one good pudding a..-
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Ill the consumers of Gas IN this city and the public
gonerally is called to the following Ordinance, which
VIII bel strictly enforced against any violations:
''Sec. 10TH Consumers shall give immediate notice
at the office if any of be discovered,
deductions will be made from the bills rendered for
gas passing throug the metre. ~ -=.t.ls ia. al
Goth. They shall also give notice to the inspector,
early the day possible, of any deficiency of light
that the evil may be renaedied without delay.
37th. any person shall deface nure any house,
wall, lamp metre other fixture connected with
pertaining the Gas Works shall tie lamp post
any horse other ANIMAL SHALL without authority
from the Inspector other authorized agent of the
Committee, climb lamp post or light lamp, open
communication into remove any of the pipes, OF
shall put up any pipe burner in addition to what
may have been put up by authority and approved,
introduce the gas into such additional pipe burner
every person offending shall for each offence pay
fine of not less than five dollars than twenty
dollars" JOHN II. Knowles,
oc 3-1w Inspector c. g. w.
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MORALITY among Che Yolunteer Physl
I.icut. Marry,

A Washington correspondent of the New York
Times says that Lieut.. Maury makes no secret OF
the fact that he considers his retirement an insult
and dishonor which every impulse of his manhood
requires him to repeI 1t is also said that many OF
the officers affected by the action of this Board are
engaged in organizing appeal to Congress for
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(Sur NAVY.

The Russian squadron sunk and destroyed at
Sebastopol was as large, it is said, as the whole
navy of the United States. The truth is we have
not more than the nucleus of such navy as we
should need to meet England or France upon the
water. And the few ships we have are mostly
sail vessels, which, unless converted into propellers
would be utterly unfit for naval combat in this
Ofs -
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tA FUGITIvE.-A vessel arrived in Bos-
ton, Tuesday, from Southern port having on board
fugitive slave who had secreted himself on board
previous TO the sailing of the vessel He had been
transferred to an outward bound schooner to be re-
turned to the South, when small boat, containing
several members of the Vigilance Committee, !"
boarded the schooner, and took away the fugitive,
who was subsequently, started for Canada
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- 4
- 80. - a. .tQ.ts jssf Be5ea.
~ H.s wso = '.,a = = -. ,,.en two articles
t.ned y hnssna sna lss sss
~ sus5scs g re nav % - .hsm
hieAay connended According 70 one Of men,
whieA q copied By the National inteihgences 'n
alllss are FIR from having accompushfa snell 80
IN sAs destruction Of the soash side Of seIas VIZ.
He says that tho formidable nature Of the .So north
tie allies win have TO surmoan' eelors sba. the
psrs. can b attacked a IN .re % s1e,. before
winter wii very probably be aio~eu ~ "a which
Il IL attempted A march % .ne = think very
soos Of the English lourn. .;..,ir Ridiculous.
essy natter he eos.os. s says tina, the Rus
sla.s have completed ana f.o,n tho Belbek
works stretching ON sne no.'A - .,,ovc all have
% the valley OF inke''uAn -.. .oreriuo ,be road
thrown ny er.t.ar bridge and Mac
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SALE OF THE DANyILLE WATER PowER-On
Thursday, the 4th inst, this valuable property,
chime Shops and Foundry We're sold at public a,c-
ton, for the sum of Sit, 600, advance OF about
s3,6OO, upon the former sale made some two and a
half years since. Mr.. f. s. Barrett, of Lincolnton
n. C., was the purchaser r--'. ..---- y
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MARRIED,

n, wednesday 10th inst, at Raleigh, N. C., by tue
o sr Dr Mason. Mr. MATTHEW PAGE TAYLOR,
Of this city to Miss MARY L., daughter OF the late
Lewis D. Henry, ESD, of Raleigh. 49,
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ri. Holv Alliance Looking Westward.
The washington Union quotes the following iron

The w ashngton Union quotes the following rom
late article in the London Times:
"a fav wears ago the Americans seized province,
of THAR weak neishbors alliance OF france anu
TTisnd Was projected which, if carried out, would
@ inxoived the Union in long and dangerous strus-
Ole The Russians occupied similarly stuateo tei
story; the alliance was complete IS most PoWslIu,
and NAV last to interfere In the AFFAIRS OF
tic Turkey" ss.- 81 ,......-.
The Union Justly remarks, that our people CANNOT
overlook such threats as these, made by LORD cia-
rendon and the Emperor Napoleon and now re-
peated by the London Times; and they cannot fall
IA rive decided direction to American sympathies
nth Russia We call the attention OF those OF olIr
ecsn people who were so readily satisfied with LORD
lsreudons alleged declaration, that his threat die
not apply TO this country to the remarkable disclo
sure and menace of the London Times. The pop
Mar instincts of this country did not err when they
recognized in the allies more dangerous enemy to
American institutions, and, consequently to Ameri-
can liberty than even despotic Russia
SO long rs the issue of the contest at Sebastopol
seemed doubtful the London Times was overflow
ing with honied adulation of the American people.
II did not hesitate to scott at the idea of any secret
hostilc designs of England towards this country.
But the moment that partial victory disperses the
gloom which for year has settled over the Crimea
it forgets its prudence in premature exultatons it
discloses the fact that an alliance formerly pro-
jeeted against this country by France and England
and 1t threatens that the same alliance will inter-
fere In the affairs of transatlantic Turkey.
Can any but the wilfully blind longer doubt the
sentiments and purposes of the Western allies to-
wards this country They have all the inclination,
they need but the ability, which decisive successes
over Russia would afford to follow up their hostile
words with corresponding deeds. In the mean time \
they content themselves with intriguing with Amer
lean abolitionists, most of whom in their coun
cs and some no doubt, in their pay, to foment the
slavery agitation and undermine the foundations
Of the American Union. We are in more danger
from this mode of attack, than from their open hos
tilty. A war with both, powerful as they are,
would consolidate the affections and strength of our
own people, and would be more desirable than the
civil convulsions which they are SO insidiousy and
laboring to effect. lG
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The Tournament.

We invite attention to the programme of the
Tournament to take place on the 10Th instant, I'M
der the auspices of the Henrico Dragons which
will be found in our paper this morning
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eF Auction NOtice.---The attention of the
city trade and country merchants are solicited
sale of Satinetts, Kerseys, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods Clocks Watches &c. this evening, 7o'cloek,
being stock of good; damaged board the schooner
United from Baltimore, and sold for and on account
oc Is LARUS L. SHINE, Aucts.
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New APPoISTMENT.-Samuel Ii. Boutwell,, of
Portsmouth. Va, has been appointed by the Secre-
tary of the Navy, sailmaker in the u. $. Navy He
will be detailed it is said for the soop of war ST
Louis now fitting out at Philadelphia
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tieorge Hairston, Esq, of Henry, has been nomi-
rs ted by the democrats for the State Senate from
II ie counties of Franklin Patrick and Henry
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CONTRIBUTION FOR THE ORPHANs.-We hay
received fl ON Mrs 81 w. ROSE, package of chi
drens clotl ling for the Portsmouth orphans .-@E
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DrAJ. -. Jones' of Meeklenburg, one of the vo-
lunteer hysicians of Portsmouth, who was taken
down vi til the fever at Warrenton, n. c., has re
covered and returned home. -4- -.. .-F
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fbe Presbyteries Of Winchester, District OF CoIunI-
bie and Hanover, will commence its sessions in this
CITY on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at y 2. NJ in the
Il,ted PRESBYTERIAN Church, of Franklin and
9Th streets Opening Sermon by the last Moderator,
Rev Patterson Fletcher. .:-i' q -
Synod will continue its sessions during the week,
which viii be open to the public.
Preaching may be expected daily at ii A. NJ, ,epd
au AFTER TO 2, NJ. I'D ,.. 3D.. - ....z........
y Seats free to all. $50. . a. .
who have not been provided with convenient accom-
mediation by previous arrangements are requested to
report themselves on their arrival TO the committee
Church --. 10 oc lS--7t CHAS. H. READ. q
DUCKVVHEAT.--5O bal s OF Buckwheat
ID Just received and for sale by
.,- lS--lw ..ts!1 lss' T. W. TURIN.
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MORE SNow.--lt is said that passengers from
Cairo ILL.,, who reached Chicago on Saturday las,
state that snow fell to the depth of three inches Al
that place. Snow fell at Elgin and Chicago on tn.
same dav, .--s.. t--l -
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'MILIrARY.-The Carlisle (Pa.} Democrat states
that the 10th regiment of infantry under command
OF Col Alexander now stationed at Carlisle Bar.
racks, viii leave for the western frontier on to-day
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Commercial.

CT. and Ohio auoted at ss 62; Southern unchan-
ed at So. Wheat irregular, Southern White g..
10; Red 81 95. Corn tending downward; Pork
tribe higher, Mess s22 90 Beef and Lard ua7
changed Whiskey lower-Ohio 4os- 1,t,H
Ohio and City Mills held at $sa. No buyers for it.
Wheat declined cents, White $2d g %, Red y,
a5asi "a Corn firm--White and Yellow 81 q ".
pro,si 1iuIl with sales ...i.esr Z fra.r-f
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g The Danyile Republican says one planter in
that neighborhood has had 1900 tobacco plants kill
ed by the frost -a'E ..- t.t .'-t t..,
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EEe DIR. Il I'm G st v dig err continues 10
give lessons in Ancient and Modern. Languages, IN
Schools and privately. ofdce-Clay street. between
5th and 9th streets, over Mr.. Stusrts Academy. ~
N B-Some hours A. NJ, hitherto occupied by his
making a new arrangement and catalogue of the Rich
mond Library, are becoming vacant. &C lS-lw
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CONTRACT FOR IRoN.-The Crescent iron works
al wheeling are now executing a contract with
the Hempheld Railroad for g. 500 tons of the hes,
\ ran and have completed about coo tons They
nave also heavy contract with the Albany & Sa
Lem Railroad, of Indiana -.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER WORKS, !
f=-..5- -'s7i PETERSBURG, Oct. 6. 1855. :
n1IpTICE TO CONTRACTORS...P

sails will be received this office until Thursday,
November LIST, next for the following work, viz:
contain (say 500 cubic yards of Masonry be laid
cement with also about $500 cubic yards of excavation
and embankment also, the grubbing and clearing of
the site for reservoir (say four acres with any addi-
tional work that may be required for said reservoir.
3D. The construction of the main Reservoir the
Heights that will require about 50o0 cubic yards OF
depth of ten inches, both bottom and slopes (say
100 cubic yards and to be paved with the best hard
brick, requiring $4,000. ~ ..-- sr.. E.
Plans and specifications of the above work may be
seen at this office. - III -.--- .,... - =
Also one Stationary Engine and Pump. The work
required to be done to 800 600 gallons 1900
horizontal and 10 feet vertical in eight hours Pro-
posals will be received for both high and low pressure
Engines -a- t- q. .t--.-'.-a ~
Persons offering for the above will describe the kind
of Engine and Pump they propose to build. st.
fr Proposals viii be received for the following sd-
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DAMAGES AwARpED.--At the late te rn of the
f nelkeS superior Court al action was brought by
cover damages in a case Of Islander, II annaars
that III the year 1853 from certain testimony Given
by Mr.. Lennon, Mr. Herring was indcted for
forgery; but upon examination before the county
court, he was honorably, acquitted. Hence the
present suit The jury gave verdict for th hs
plaintiff, assessing the damages at 81 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

Capt. Jno Noble, the Oldest citizen of Danville
died Cd Tuesday last. -------
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70 EIIysOn Ycrby, No. II Pearl Street
between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, Importer
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in CIGARS
SNUFF. &C.; SMOKING TOBACCO in quarter, hal
and quarter h. papers, w T. Hill brand, and in
pasteboard boAes, Union brand, very superior ar
ticIe and in IL pound boxes of the Lafayette, Com
merce and Trade California and Pocahontas brands
ss5 Smoking Tobacco put up in barrels to order.
oc linn -.----------
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tS- Auction NOtice.---The attention Of the
public is solicited sale OF Horses, Mules Buggy
Mich Cows, &c. this morning, at 10 o'clock, Mt the
Horse Lot s..ss LARUS l. SHINE,
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MURDER OF A WIFE-IFugb C,orrigs, ~ r,.-,~,
township, WestmOreland Pa, was arrested for
the murder OF his wife, whom he had killed, and
afterss ards burned the body. n - -
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A Heavy Load.

b dxham Young, in late speech, says that, up
to this time the Mormons have carried the world on
their backs Joseph Smith, he says, did it in his
day, besides carrying the whole people, land now,
continues Brigham, "all this is upon my back, with
my family to provide for at the same time, and we
will carry it all and bear off the kingdom of God"
He also indulges in boast which, after stating that
be has Utah and eighty wives on his back, is en-
tirsly superhuous, that he can carry all he'll on his
shoulders
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Market, Oct. IL, 1855.

FLOIJR.-The market was quiet to-day. slight
check upon the tremendous operations in New 1ork
hag partially danpened the spirit of the market, but
holders are firm There were transactions Of con-
sequence to-day; but quotations may be removed;
SO h9s for ordinary to fair brands Superine. E2-
tras 5 10 to $l04.
prI.ne Red ~ o. - 10 for good to prime White.
CORN-9O cents per bushel-receipts light.
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III CINTO DE ORION, . naagniGcesf m
"a sire Resalis, Of the choicest Leaf grown Ia De
West lndiel These Cigan are Intended for those
persons who desire rcai luxury. They are strong
very highly favored snd aromatic. soothing In tler
edects, end producink the delicious calm % nincL
sought ater ~ the inxnTious uhsbitGnts Of Eassfn
countries Price 10 ceufs -Gs4s g. =. SEAfPLE. 81
oef5 Druggist, No. 202 Main Street.
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70 this beaufifu1 styie iefurs1 i q
5000 ~ at tho Ambrotype 4 md more rsble
49, - 16agnereotype. They ssehaksn o9sVan.s
.1d can be seen any light Call and look at speci.
no eaa ~ &C Is
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n,s Denial Flufd...Thfs Cele.

CF-DOwden's Dental Flufd.--Thfs Cele-
brated Dentifrice for cleaning and preserving the
Teeth and Gums, relieving Toothsche, anesting de-
cay importing deb shtfu favor TO the mouth. is for
sale by Purcell, Ladd CO.; Bennett l. Beers !;
Grubbs Apperson; Laidley Robinson; A. Bode-
ker; Duval Norton; Paterson Jackson, and all
Druggists. &C 6-dSn
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PHILADKLPMA, Oct l2-,Jnase NAn n ssy "e y.
,;vered his opinion adversely to the reception u
the petition q Jane johnson, lthe slave q Hon.
.Jobn Z. Wheeler,) to quash the writ OF haoeas
corpus He decided that she had no status IN court,
and was without it, jurisdiction siaaG Z AK.
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Mess,ss II De se e -
A meeting Of the q - {, -.
mouth now In thLs city e. - 81 !, ~
49,, ,.s;r meeting Is. wc suppose. chiens 70
-. ,..ouer time for the return o. anose
- ~..s -. absent darhng the fese< THIS
"nc -..-s.s;.w suhiecss Mt only e tAase
IN Who feel interest In their weifare -
y. .,s - matter generally to be deporea taAA
-. Tho have avoided the plague until now ~
their homes, shonid yet swell the numpef y
~ victims by returning TOO early A correspon-i
en, from Norfolk gives Il as the opinion offne pay
s;c;ans that the absent cannot safely return uh'n
there is ice In the Cutters" Some who have ven
,ured hack have died He adds: :" We can hardy
believe the elastic air which we are breathing u
laden with death to new corners; but, alas iis
even So" 5st4 f.,.s ~ sssbsfz s&F
- The Portsm0ath Orphans.
The Committee of our citizens having these IN
teresting little guests in charge have Determined
,ssr full and frank conversation with the Rev. Mr.
Hume to act upon the cases OF azfew OF theln, In
which there il no doubt about the propriety Of dis
posing of them. Some very favorable PROPOSE
tons to take some of them have been received and
the committee deemed feAiiy uuts siot W PoSe7
pone action upon applications which were consid-
cred so fortunate for them. This was especially
the case with regard for 1.-THE Captain'--"ho Is
certainly without father mother, and, as far as
can be ascertained relations 1t has been decided 10
surrender him to most worthy citizen OF an adoin-
ing county, who will do, sure, good part by
him. and make Captain of a man OF him.
Other cases are under consideration. There is ct
the College very intelligent girl some fourteen or
fifteen years old who is the daughter OF a
worthy and industrious woman of Portsmouth who
died of the fever, leaving several daughters she
desires to go to some employment, and the commit
tee are advised to surrender her to some proper
person, who will treat her kindly and learn her
some vocation. They will be glad to receive an
application of this kind
Mortality among the Volunteer Physfcians.
A Norfolk friend informs us that the number Oh
the dead among the volunteer physicians according
to Capt Clack's list was correct. The Dr. Hocc sci
down as from Richmond was a Homeopathic ply
stefan from Philadelphia So that t1eatytro of the
eighty-tuo volunteer physicians died The mortali
ty among the Norfolk ply sicians much greater
Ten of them died being nearly all that remained in
the city. The same correspondent estimates that
tco in three of the whites who remained in Norfolk
during the plague died!
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euro IA. IN, Ucf. ia-A trcfhcndou. inhndanon
hs. taken place along winncbaeo Lake sna 10. On
river Large quantities q nay ana = scI for lie
ssf.,ty 81 the mills along the fisef.
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Council, No 2 o. Of U. A. NJ held at Springfield
Hall on Tuesday evening, September 25 1885, the
following persons elected to fill the various Off
ces for the ensuing quarter: Jas H. Love- c.. Aqiila
Malone, ". c.; Robert E.. Richardson, j.; Edmund
s. Snesd T.; John H. Dickenson, X. Sec'y; Thos- w
Davis, A. r. Sec'y; Henry r. Smith, l. Pro-; VIM. v
b. Barker, .. Pro-; NJ. H. Lakewood, f. Sec,y;
james Z. Riddick, s.; Miles A. Henderson. Jr, Ex.
C.; Edwin P. Sinco John P. Tyler Miles A. Hender-
son, Trustees. -. ~ ~ ~" 49, -
JOHN H DIcKEssoN Rec Seey. &C l3-1t
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LApEIrIfff Oct 12-The fonowmg sal''o aa
al Democratic inajorities are repersea 100
Il. 4 aams county. the whole Democratic trket
olacsnd ~