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On the same day, and at the same tune, WIZ WI
be offered for sale, the Farm known as .ROC''
ROSS, containing so acres, or therraooa's' I
cleared, together with 100 acres OF II''t, !,
land, This Property is in sight of The Town y, u
Bedford, and has thereon erected a large W.
Story Frame House, Bank Barn, Tenant hsu5' is
Spring House, and other out-bnild'nss' nag trg,g
are also upon it two Young Orchards o' -o'
apple trees, and so peach trees, two never f1''-
ing Springs and Pump before the oo'''-
Terms made known on day of sale, o,
o. f. SHANNON
Sept 10. 1856.
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THE BEDFORD GlGETTE.

THE BEDFORD GiGETTE.
Redford, sept. 80, 1886.
G. w. Bowman, Editor and Proprietor
VOICE OF THE PE0PLE!!!
'sThe Union Of lakes-ihe Union Of lands,
The Union Of States none sever;
The Union OF hearts, and the Union OF hands,
And the flag OF our Union loreyer!
FOR PRESIDENT,
hon. JiNES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. JOHN C. BRECkINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
Electors at Large.
Charles r. Buckaew Wilson NJ M'Candless.
District E}eciors.
George VI. Nebinser. Abraham Edinger.
Pierce Butler. Reu6rn NIlber,
Edward Wartmaa. George a. Crawford.
Wm Fl. Wiltc. Jamrs Black
John McNair Henry j. Stable
John Fl. Brinion. John D. Roddy.
David Laury. Jacob Turney.
Charles keSslpr J. A. }. Buchanan
James Patterson. w imam w t$fhS-
Isaac Slenker. James g. Campbell.
Francis w. Hughes. Thomas Cunningham.
Thomas OstpThout. John keatley.
Vincent Phelps.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICkET.
Caaa Commissioner,
GE OR GE @ TT.
.4udaor General,
IA OBJ FRY, JR.
SHreyor General,
COL. JOHN ROWE, (of Franklin coouty.)
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Congress WILSON REILLY.
Assrmbly-Col. WNl. c. REAMER.
Capt. &. NELSON SMlfH.
District Attorney-G. II. SPANG.
County Survryor--SAAlL. KEfTERMAN.
Associate Judge--A. J. SNlFELY.
Commissioner-H ]. BRU NER, Is years.)
CADWALADER EVANS, Il yr)
Poor Dirtclor-GEORGE ELDER.
Auditor HENRY B. MOCK, (3 years.
THOS. W. HORTON, r yeafs.)
Coroner-JOHN HARSHBARGER.
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NOW LOOK UPON THIS PICTURE !


JOSHUA r. GlDDINGS, who is the acknowledge
ed head OF the FREMONT party, says:
~ look forward to the day when there shall be a
servile msurrectioa in the South; when the BLACK
man, armed with BRITISH bayonets, and led on by
BRITISH officers, shall assert his Freedom, and
wage war OF determination against his master;
when tie torch OF the iNCENDIARE shall light up
the of the South, and blot ont the last vrstige
Of Slavery; and though may not mock at their ca
amlty nor laugh when thei. fear cofueth, yet Will
hail it as the dawn OF political millennium
Anson Buringame, now travelling the country
making Freemont speeches, says;
''The times demand that must have anti
slavery Constitution, Anti-Slavery Bible, and an
Anti-SIaverv GOD.''
Seward Wade, Banks, Spading, Webb Greey,
Garrison, Sumner, Erastus Hopkins Addison, Foster
Beecher, Remond, Brewster, Emerson, Ross, Garri-
son, Wilson, Horace Mann, Philips, and all the other
prominent Fremont leaders employ similar language
TO the above, which omit for want of room.
The Harrisburg relegTaph, the organ of Gov. Pol
lock, (edited by Col. MCLURE,) OF Sept. II, con-
tans the following savage sentiment in letter from
Wooster, dated August 20, giving an account of
Fremont meeting held in that places
>.Two CAMPAIGN companies Of feroeious looking
fellows, styling themselves t'Buck Hunfers'' aud
ssRockv Mountain Rangers, paradeG the ground
The latter Chese two companiesJ dressed in
hunting shirts after the fashion of pioneers, carried
Rifles, and had .lIurderoas looking K.NIVES
aH Their BettS.'
The same paper, same date, says editoFlay:
''Ihe South would not and DARE NOT dissolve
the Union if the North in It's uajesty should elect
Fret Dougius "a .AEGROH!) President"
Ls~ And these are the men and these the princi-
pies which FRI Jordan < Co. are so anxious TO form
union with for the sake Of the spoils. Honest Fill
more men of Bedford county, what say you 10 sach
union--and more especially Mr.. Fillmore has as
sured you that the election of Fremont would result
Ia Dissolution Of TIE Union!
E5STATE FAIR.-We invite atterton to the
advertisement OF the State Agricultural Society 10
another column. The Fair Will be held this yea- a:
Pittsburg, commencing September 30ih, and confi-
nue. three days. Extensive Preparations are being
made 70 accommodate the exhibitors, aud every
thing promises this be one of the largest and most
interesting FAIRS eve! held in the State.
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G5z- Col. MCCLURE, Of Chambersburg, who is
row on electoneerns tour, endeavoring TO unite
the opposition to the Democratic Party upon FIRE.
MONT, honored MS with call on last Wednesday
morning. and we were glad to take him by the hand
for, laying aside his politics, he whole-> oued
generous gentleman, entirely too much so 10 be the
representative Of the sectional party for which he
now speaks. The Colonel was certainly intended
for DemocIat, and nothing else. His bold and
manly opposit the oath bound Order proves this
A. all the elements OF opposition TO the democratic
party will be buried in common grave this fall
we have hopes that we shall yet meet such men as
Col. MeCIure upon The platform OF Democracy.
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yADMITTED.-Mr j. c. DICKFN was. on
Saturday OF our last Court, admitted 10 practice in
the several courts OF Bedford county. He was exa-
mined IN open Court, and passed in manner highly
credtable to his abilities. He VIII adorn his proies
sion.
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ANOTHER CoNyERT.-The Cambria. pa
Tribune, Fillmore paper, has come out for
Fremont. The Clarion (Pa.) Banner, another
Fillmore paper, hopes for union Of all the op-
ponrnts Of Buchanan, and is not particular
whether Fillmore or Fremont succeeds. ds.-pms-
burg Journal, (y3boifaonl
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ward goes for white men, As the prece,.,n,
passed The ST. Nicholas Hotel, the Ladies W.
'he handkerchpis, and cheer upon cheer Iroa
the crowd below made the very welsin rim,
It would be impossible 10 give full descr,ns,;.a
o. the scene. The Workiogmen's Club Of a Iba
! i~rn''+ih went W, ward bad =, blacksmith shop on
out strong, several Of their clubs being n -,
procession, brsides the Democracy Of B1ooplvn
Staan Island, Hobokeo, and Jersey city. d.
jersey neighbofs turned out with lar,o -
team. On the whole, the demonstration %.
grand and magnificent one. And il the DEM
Gratis Of the Onion could see the noble snr;,
which animat~s the bone and sinew' Of ,hs
EmPr+ City, they would never despair Of the
Union, and care nothing for the vaporjnos or
the British-aboliiion party. There has been No
more sou-inspiring demonstration in favor Of
llorriy, freedom, and the constitution. in many
years"
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The Harrisburg Union announces that Col
JonN H. BERRYuLL, formerly very dstin-
guished member ofthv Wing party, is now "a
vorite orator on the Democratic side also. thai
r. A. LAMBEEToN, for two years identi6rI
with the American party, has declared IN =
speech of much force against that cabal: sls,
that r. MGENcH, one Of the sane parry has
come out for the Constitution and the Cuioa.--
Well for Dauphin county.
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BREADsTUFFs.-fhe wheat harvest Of n.
Onitea STATES this year Is estimated at l50.-
100000 bushels, large surplus above our d.
nestle wants. The export trade, the New yorL
Jonrna! otCominerce estimates at 40,00000o
bushels. Upon this estimate, The export d.
manded can be filled without creating anv pn-
usual excitement, bot prices viii mol be ikrly
10 rule very low.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CELEBRATION.

SEPT. 16, 1886.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-07-26

EATHER FOR SPRING IRA ID VIE
4. - SALE AND RETAlL.-We respectfully inform
friends and the public that have large and most
excellent Stock Leather and Findings for the Spring
Trade which we will sell low any other establishment
South of New York and for less prce than they be had
even there expenses Of travelling freight &c. considered
All of our purchases having been made from the Impor
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
IannsIy places in our power to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish buy lose by giving stock
an examination and believe shall be able please
both as to price and quality Below Of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen Of Crawfords Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in lS5l.)
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather,
SO Band Leather,
Lasts BootTee Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Aso Sewed Brogans Of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and other articles
to mention at No. q, Old street. opposite B. p Harrsons
Saddlery. F.A. g. r. H. FORD.
B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store
Petersburg, May s. 1852. IT,
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RALEIGH Il GASTON RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR II. Il. Office,

THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Is NOW
"A completed to Charlotte notice is hereby given that
goods produce brought down that Road, nenaed for
transportation the Raleigh Castor Railroad, will be
received by this Company at the North Carolina Railroad
and will be transported thence without delay or extra
charge and gods designed for the merchants and
9TH along that Road, will likewise be delivered at the
point.
All dues for freight be paid at Petersburg Ports.
mouth except way freight, which be paid in ad-
vance delivery of the gnods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents of
the Company give satisfaction in the transportation of
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers goods requested have them
distinctly Marked that their destination may be known
K. A. HAMILTON, President.
23-tf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

V1HE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED TO
furnish all kinds uf machinery in his line Of the very
latest and most improved styles to wit; Mill gearing;
solid matter and skeleton spur wheels and trunde CIR
cuiar saw mills, completely lhrathng machines from two
thrasher shngle mach hines; smut machines. warranted
equal any in use oil kinds Of turning pl"ws, sub
s, Thompson's late imprved iron plows; all kinds Of
Tobacco Presses repairing brass taps mill screws. Gum
ming and Strengthening Circular Saws. DC. He thinks his
been offered the public. With fifteen years practical
experience he aaers himself that he competent to fnsh
hs work the very best workman-lke STYLE and all he
asks trial to satisfy his customers ALI orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. He will draw
drafts give any instruction that may be needed IN put
ting up any Of his machinery. -
His address, Milton, N. G.; his foundry and shops Our
miles South IF that place. -4sx -
n B. The price his machine is S75 at the shop;
his horse thrashing machg worth $iS5 all other
WORK Us low csn BE- afforded
June 5th. 1885. 5S-sw8m.
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Rocky Mount Mills for Sale.

ITO CAPITALISTS. OR TO ENTERPRISTNG BUSI-
NESS men, with limited capital the rarest opportu
nity for a tine purchase is ffcied.
This property lies bu,h sides Of Tar River in the
h ties of Nah ~ AND EdgeGsnbs mile from Rocky Mount
Depot on the w and w. r. T., and embraces the whole
water Of The this point. Tie power made
available by solid dam Of granite, laid in Hydraulic Ce
ment and completed thin the last twelve months at
expense 1T near ten Thousand dollars. 1t is probably tie
best dam in North Carolina.
The other Improvements consist Of st The Cotton Fac
most substantial granite buding 7x's feet two
stories hgh besides the basement. used for Turning shop
&C. and cmm"di"s attic where the reeling and packing
done. The Machnery-l716 spindes, with all the
cessary machinery to them besides two extra frames
with 1872 spindes is in fine order and turning off daily
twelve hundred pounds .m lbs) yarn.
For manufacturing Cation this location is unsurpassed
in the United States The wafer splendid and sui
fcent t" thousands of spndIes- to be had
30 per cent cheaper than in the Nrhen States aud the
raw maferia at the M where god buyer lay in his
MIL III an % he hudnc a. % s Ha ne
walls Of stone (ad in Cement) that will stand forever
There are five pairs of stone in the M-two prs Burs
for W heat and three prs. Estpas' for CuIn For
milling this point can't be exceied in n G. 1t is the low
est point on the river at which there MILL and here
and fall months. Tie Mills are driven by two overshut
wheels one of which will be renewed this summer.
3D. The Saw Mila Circular Saw, dr by overshot
wheel, all nearly and fine order. The neghb .rhood
furnishing fair market and timber be had near float
ed down The river from above.
4th. One large and excellent two stored framed dwell
ing 5"x4" eet-ihe yard and garden walled with br ok
and stone One other has dso'ey located dwelling with
for operatives and Their families, houses
warehouses barns, stables blacksmith and wood Shops
The Mill sites embrace (5) fifty five acres and of
eighty odd nile DISTANT for fuel, &C., will be sold
with the mills.
will sell the property credits running from to
eight years. should the purchaser DESIRE and Confident
that with enterprise and good management. profit of
to twenty per cent. be zed from per
Further attenuation may be had Of or my agents, on
the premises ., by letter to
WM. S. BATTLE,
Rocky Mt, Edgecombe Co., ". C.
N. B-Until the property is sold orders for Yarns,
Plowlnes &c. direct ed he undersigned Rocky Mount,
Edgec'mbe county, N. c. will be promptly ut ended 10.
w. s. BATTLE.
June IA. 1853. sw.m
~ Raleigh Register, North State Wing, Wilmington
Journal and Commercial insert twice week for
and send bills to the Standard Office
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Important to Farmers.

HA PALMER'S PATENT ROTARY, FRAlL.
John A. McAiannen South Inweil. N. C..
This Threshng Mach has gained the admrati of all
who have used II relieves the feeder from dust and dam
ger-being fed the sde not at all liable get Of
orc and will hresh zo to 500 bushels of Wheat per day
with less power than any other Thresing Machine in
1t is admirably adapted be driven by gin wheel
nothing necessary but to the Gin and put the
Threshsr in it's place. Prices-No $65 No. 2 $780, No.
8, $luU-delivered ut Weldon, N G. Il -
JOHN A.. McMANNEN, Agent
Smut Machines kept constantly ON hand.
June 22 1856. Il -, ~ 62-sw6w.
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STEAMER ASTORIA.
For POrtsmo outh and Bea ufort.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

EvHE SPLENDID LOwPRESsURE STEAMER AS
iy repaired and Mach put in her, will Commence
her regular trips for the season SATURDAY, July 5th
and will run the following schedule:
Leave Washington Saturday mornings at O'clock,
H.. for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort Monday 'rnings at O'clock, A. NJ,
for Portsmouth and Wash 'ngtun
Leave Washington Tuesday mornings at O'Clock, A.
NJ, for Portsmouth and Beaufort.
Leave Beaufort Wednesday murnngs at o'clock, AM,
for Portsmouth and Newbern
Lei"e Newbern Thursday mornings at O'clock, A. NJ,
for Portsmouth and Beaufort
Leave Beaufort Friday mornings at O'clock, A. M for
Portsmouth and Washington.
Fare from Washington 10 Portsmouth, So 80
Fare from Newbern " Portsmouth, 2 50
MEALS EXTRA.
Passengers will be Ian led Portsmouth Beaufort
Persons wishngto go to Portsmouth or Beaufort, via
Wash ngon take the Stage the plankruad leading
from wilson, "a station the Wilmington and Weldon
ngton. There will be daily lines Of Stages and also
two boats on the River.
B.F HANKS
Washington, N. c., June IL, 1885. 62-swiOl.
SEVEN PIANOS JUST RECEIVED AND
Sycamore, Corner or Bank Street. Petersburg Va-Our
in selling large number Uf PIANOS upwards
of fifteen hundrcd is attributable mainly four facts
FIRST. We select from known reliable Factories. I'd. We
invariably pay cash for them. I'd. We keep hand. to
select from, large assortment, perhaps can be
found at almost any Northern establishments. 4h. We
sell at very low prices.
To ordering from and leaving the selection to
we pledge superior Instruments and all cases. full salts
f,cnn
Where doubts are felt we say take the Piano and try it
befe for it. Our instruments unsurpassed and
nsible for them. ask all who desire to pur
'''''~ '''''' E.P. NASH,
Piano-Forte Dealer.
June l2 1856. as-ly.
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HREENsBORoUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
&QSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com.

HREENsBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This COM
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect 1nsur
ances for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
only are MSsss Of the cn,panu@ened to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund.-
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
partments of the Company which kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life,
or on the lives of slaves for year, term of years. at
moderate rate OF premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that Of Savings Bank-and the
dep"soIs allowed interest the rate of per per
annum for time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six monhs and per cent
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
D. p. WEIR, Sec. d. Treas.
Greensborough, N. C. September l, 1854. ely.
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
~ AT the end Of Three Years. such has been the and
free from debt have made assessments and have now
such large Capital in cash and that have hes
tation in saying to the public that there safer Com
pany in the Southern Country The most of the Risks in
this Company being the Western part the State where
the danger from fire is much less.
At the last annual Meeting the following officers
elected.
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. q. COFFIN, Vice President.
C, p MENDENHALI., Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y & Treasurer.
w. ii. CUNNING, Gen. Agent.
DIRECTORS-Jam Sloan DIR. j. A. Mebane C. p.
Mendenhall, VIM. S. Rem Rev. c. F. Deems James N.
Garre Jed f. Lindsay, Lii Mcconnell E; W; Ogburn, J.
l.. Cole, d. p. Weir, Greenso ugh; F. Lilly, Wades-
borough, DR.. s e. Coffin. Jan. wv" Joshua Tavoe,
washington; VIM A; Wright, VII rgt"n John T. Sha-
YER Salisbury; John H. Cooke Fayetteville; H. e. Sprul,
Plymouth Robert E. Troy, Lumberton Dr. R. H. Scales,
All should be directed the Secretary
free of Postage. PETER ADAMS Sec'y
August s, 1854. 75.tf
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Life Preserying Patent SWingIetree.

Life Preserving Patent Swingletree.
VVVHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED THE
right make aud sell these Swngetrees, in the
counties of Wake johnston, Chatham Orange Franklin,
Warren aud Nash. would especfuly inform the public
that they vii, attend the Courts in above Counties with
By this Swingleiree. hor e, more hors>s
be detached fm vehicle when at full speed with perfect
safety the vehicle and those in it, simple and easy
50 that any boy years old avail himself Of its
No such before been invented against
the dangers incident tp racOus horses Every
riding vehicle ought o have taced it. 1t is cheap,
safe and certain protection against danger It can be At
tached to old or new vehicles.
~ Notice s hereby given, that any infringement on
this Patent or any miiaion Or attempt make by
any modification this Patent Swingetree in any Of The
counties above enumerated the persons en-
ding will be prosecuted the fall extent of the law the
q. 3. Courts ut Washington. e.5;.. .f,,4a
Raleigh, Feb. q, 1856. N-am.
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge.

MAY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR, ADMAET1NE
vl and Talow Candles Nails Of all zes for Common
se Crockery of all sizes and shapes snun ana
Shoes and small assortment Of Dry Goods and Cand'es
and many other things commonly found in grocery all
for which the highest market prices will be paid
April %, 1856. 45-.
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Al.OOO Reward.

an THE 7TH OF JUNE 1856, WAS STOLEN OUT
u Of the foot Of my Rockaway carpet bag containing
clothing, Jewey and valuable papers to the amount OF
25 81 Thousand doars. will give the above reward
Of the papers therein contained. w. H. NEMBY.
Washington, Juue ~, lost. 82-swSm
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,s st. j. fGi xssfs = 2ii:e tses;s:; $s; x H.
j. ss* pss e;,gs KNs r. y 5.Sd n; 1asg Rarssv 4 49,
25. John Dick. K N.
Drl0uare.
/. Elisha d. Cullen, K. N.
Maryland.
J. James J. Be- kesss, s'srsr' R D. v Rsss
$. J. NJ Harris K NJ Vs,g;n;a $; .r' F. Bowie D.
2. John =. MlIson H., 8. Chas J. Faulkner, D.,
g. John Ca<kie D., 9. John Letcher, D..
l. William o. Guode, D., Ia. Zedekiah Kdwell, D.,
s. Thomas s. Boc.ck, d.. IL. John S Carlile, X. N,
g. Paulus Powell D. l2. II A. Edmundson, d.,
" ~ is. Fayette McMullen, D.
North Carolina.
Robert @ Paine KS' EdSp pGrlssa Rsadf NJ
g. Warren Winsl"w, D., {. Burton Crage D.,
A. L. OBJ. Branch D.. 8. T. L. Clingnan, d.
South Carolina.
l. john Mcqueen, D., 4. Preston s; Brooks. D..
q William Aiken, d., 5. James L. Orr. d.,
s. Lawrence M Kett, D., g. wm W. Boyce. D.
!. James L. Seward, D., ~ 5. John H. 1umpkin, D.,
E%Ssz R, Trrpf NJ s.3 G. F Foster sss.xnsI d
>. Eli S Shorter. D., >. George 5. Houston, D.,
I. Sampson W: Harris, d.
Mississippi:
!. Daniel B, Wright, D. William William Barksdale, .d D.
s. John 4. Quitman. D.
Lou;x;auu
c.oroo r,s,;s A'"tS"T Thomas G. Davidson. D.,
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7'so1y C. Day. II. s;msl = b. H%:tG", t:a1',nu w. A.
3 I. II. GumSS.h. X u. i3. John Sherman, l. N,
l. Matthias IL Nichols, IA. Phiisman Bliss,
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5. Be"j tta~to", l. ~ Is. Hrnj Z heat, X: ",
w. ose'r F. Moore; s osn IN A. A. gi"slsm, % <. n,
|. Henry c. Burnett. D., 6. John NJ. Elicit, D.
= =; r. campbell. n. Nv H. t'",In.' M'r"h,ll n EN
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2 Wm H. Sneen, NJ, 1',. ~
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