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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-13
VIM. Van yoorhie

Tho First District Republican Conven
natio cfRe,,ce and Civil Justices last .
70 ses<ay eext, without making nonI
ne Second District Republican Polio
q invention was to have met at No. 47S
'reuing, but no meeting was organized.
Tho Third District Republican Poasc.
, Convention met at Bleecker Buildings
organized without making nominatiou.
Republican Convention met at Was
hotel, corner Of Third avenue and g
last evening, to nominate six Councilm
Senatorial district, No nominations
committee of fifteen Qhrec from 90
tricD were appointed 10 confer viii
Citations opposed 10 the democracy,
ticket. The Convention then adjouI
evening next.
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The Fourth Aldermanc District Convention met at No.
6s Fast Broadway last evening" and after organz ing ad-
journed until next week without making any ,ina,op
In consequence OF change in the charmans ap n the
Seventh Adermanc District Convention, tho delegates
not called together last evening riding 10 ap-
pontment The former Chairman, Mr.. He orv J. irving
superseded by Mr. James Webb, VIII 4 will call tho
Convention at some future day not ye' sta I'd
The Convention the non ina,,on OF Alder.
Of the Eighth district met last gbt a. the state
House, Ludlow street but did not ot for any cand-
date, split having occurred in tho tv in that district.
The Convention adjourned 70 Monde y evening next
The Twelfth Adermanic District r,rventou met at No.
90 Houston street, and organized nv .rou,ns L. Hug
gins chairman, and then ad .rr.s un,, MONDAY eve-
ming, the 23d ns without go M into nry nomina.Ion.
cousC .,.~
There are, by the new hpr,-r .x Councilman 70 bs
elected each Senatorial s,r,e, rhs soponr are ,hc
nominations made
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THE PUBLIC PROPERTY IN THE CITY.

copy Sf the following communication ~as furnished
Csco-
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THE wORKINGMEN's COMMITTEE AND THE
MAYOR

The oommimee appointed by tho workingmen 70 wait
upon the Mayor made out list Of the Of those who
present In destitute condition, and presented 10
his Honor yesterday, in compliance with the request he
made at their interview with him Wednesday There
about fortyny Of families this list, and
the number Of from two hundred to two hun
dred and fifty After tho presentation Of these names the
Mayor placed the list in the hands Of an officer with in
structons TO the Almshouse Commissioners to provide
such really in want with necessary provisions
until such time work can be p'ocured for them There
are appears number Of others in state Of want but
tho committee were unable to make them all out during
tho limited time they had at their DISPOSAL Assoon s
those who receiving assistance from the Amshouse
obtain employment their names will Of course be erased
from the list II s believed that large number will be
provided with work by the Engineer Of the Central Park
on the application Of the Mayor
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sp;-The GeDeralin Cbicf orders that the reqnisi
ton upon you direct d other the Collector Of the Port or
the Assistant Treasurer, you Immediately and without
further direction from thcre headauarers send detch
nen of tfty p.ked from the permanent party under
discreet thcer 10 resr with despatch 30 tho Custom
House or Assistant Tressurers building, other points
considered In dangc ami there take 10 protect
the public preperty IN conformity with the instructions
given on The 10th INST % Capt Johns Third Infantry To
this end yoc wi t further orders hold such force in
resdncssI 10 maryh moments warning. have the
honor TO be, very respectfully your obedicnt servant
IRWIN MCDOWELL,
Asst. Adj Gen.
MAJOR a. CADy, arth Infantry, Com Of Governors
Ielanfl n "
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q for the nomi
ev' ming adjourned
pin, ut.on.
co and Civil Justic1
~ earl street, lass
ce and Cvl Justice
art evening, bus
j dington Monument
i1ty second street,
n Cor the Seventh
xera made, but .
ch ward OF tho dr-
lall parties or aSo-
~ AZ W run n union
ned uil wednesday
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uu oY TIE rSxxrpo sxp.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06
TIle pI6erences.

Mr.. Breslin is deserted BY ali his former
political friends. He has mean apologist
ia the Snte, 70 our knowledge. And YET
the extent of his offending, 30 far as wehlve
any proof, was bis meretricious connection
with banks and bankers, by which the State
lost S204,000.
Had this fact existed or been known, In
season, he never would have been renomi.
mated.
Mr., Gbson's defalcation amounts to near
ly million. The slow and tardy investiga-
tions which are being made, do not diminish
the amount aud the magnitude of his crime.
Yet he has defenders and apologists among
the leaders of the the Republican party ev.
erywhere.
Think of this. It's food for thought
Ashland Union.
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Know NOtElingiSm.

Humphrey Marshall describes the Ameri-
can party as "a broad and quiet river, that
takes it's noiseless way through the plain,
difusing fertility and beauty On oil sides, and
losing itself only in the expanded ocean of
the nations veal -
An ex-Know Nothing friend of the Louis
vile Democrat says, that according to his
experience, it is like cou Try road he once
travelled, which, at the start, was broad and
plain, straight and smooth, .; missing pleas
ant and speedy arrival at tie desired goal
but soon began to twist around fences and
wind through the woods, nntil Of last, it end.
ed in q rabbit track, aad r,n into the
ground.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

The period Of the fall elections is approach
ing, and the Republicans are gathering them
selves up for another shrek. For the pur'
pose of creating excitement in Their favor
they have persuaded the infatuated people o.
Lawrence, Kansas Territory, to make open
resistance to Gov. Walker and the authori-
ties ofthe Territory, thus compelling Wal
ker to bring an armed force into the vicini-
ty of that town 10 order to maintain the laws.
We expect every day to hear Of conflict
1t is the last stage Of crozy game. Look
out for bloody stories-look out for blood
If the people Of Lawrence 10 resist tho au'
thority of Gov. Walker, we sincerely hope
he will deal with them in stern earnestness
When reckless mob openly bids defiance
to the constituted authority Of government,
we don't believe in firing blank cartridges
Let them have just what them are seeking,
and by and by, they will know better than
to become the silly dupes and tools Of poIti'
cal wire. workers in the East.
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A fire broke out on Monday morning,
about four O'Clock, in the alley, corner OF
Main and st. Clair SITS, ard communicated
with fearful rapidly to the business on Man
street, sweeping every thing on Main street,
St. Clair and State, on the alley in the rear
of Main ST., number OF machine shops and
factories of various kinds, in addition to the
stores, &C., on Main street, two dwelling
houses OIL St. Clair, one dwelling burnt and
three stores on State were consumed. The
heat was SO intense as to set on fire several
times the buildings on the north side of Main,
causing much damage. Much loss was also
sustained on the north side of Main by re-
moving goods, &c. Total loss as far as as
certained is between $4,000 and 100000,
which may fall short of the real loss. The
following are the principal sufferers:
II. c. Gray, 1000; NJ. R. Doolittle, 1900;
Thompson, 5000; Sanger, 1900; Baker, 30U0;
Higgins, 500; Lines & Morley, 5000; J. B.
Killbourne, 5000; Batlett, 1900; Ackley,
1000; Seymour, 1000; Seymour g. Lock-
wood, 1000; Lockwood, 2o0O;J. F. Scofeld
1000; Mrs! Scofeld, 100; J. S. Mathews,
$500; Abbott Black, $500; Painesville Tele-
graph, 1000; Moody, 1000; Croswell, 1000;
Reynolds, 1000; Wilson, 5000; Whitney,
1900; Wilders, 1000; Jenung, 1000; Donald.
son, 1000; Livery stable, 500; Mrs. Boards
1900; Benson & Son, 1000. About one
half covered by insurance. The district
burnt presents fearful spectacle, embra-
cling as il did about one half of the business
portion Of the village.
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Seneca County Bank.

We understand some of the Banks in this
State 1--WE don't know but all of them) throw
out the notes of this Bank. Why this is
done we can't say. 1t is true the Seneca
County Bank is closed,- md so is the Canal
Bank Of Cleveland, the city Bank of Colum-
bus, the Commercial Bank of Toledo, and the
Sandusky city Bank-but the notes Of these
last mestioned Banks circulate freely among
the people, and are taken and paid out as
freely by all the Banks of the State. And
why! Because the State takes them at her
Treasury ior all purposes. And has not the
State Treasurer placed the Seneca County
Bank notes on the same footing! Why then
are they thrown out BY the other Banks and
surrendered to the tender merses of the Bro
kers! Will any sensible man explainl The
business public are interested in Knowing
ViGin AdUerfiser.
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fAdyer,isement.1


CAMPAIeK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
late the documents. We will send the Daily
Stalesmaa one year to the person sending
US the largest club, We will send the Week
Iy Statesman one yearto all who send US clubs
exceeding Oly.
We will isnd the Campaign Statesman
free to all who send US clubs exceeding .ffig.
The very low price at which the Camdaign
Statesman will be afforded, places it within
the reach of every one. twill contain eVe'
ry document that may be deemed necessary
in the progress of the canvass.
For $40 we will furnish fifty coPies-for
S5 twenty copies-for SS ten scoPies-for
81 three copies, ard for single copies 30
cents each,
Send on your orders Immediately. The
Campaign Statesman will be ready for deliv.
ery on the 9th of August. An edition ol
TWENTY THOUSAND COPIES will be
struck off at that time; and it is expected to
double that number.
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Fborc;age County Enhances.

We have received the following commu
ncdti0n, in relation to an article witch ap-
peared in the Sentinel of last week. We
cheerfully give it a place in our columns,
as we intend giving the matter thorough
investigation in a week or two:
To the cGitors Of tie Portage ysntine.:
GENTLEMEN-In your paper Of last week,
you say that you shave been waiting long
fer the Report of the Commissioners in re.
gard to the financial condition of the county
but so far in vain" Permit me to inform
you, and the people whom you represent as
being in expectation "to behold an Exhib it
Cf the Receipts and Expenses" that Re.
port was prepared for The Court of Common
Pleas nd deposited with its Clerk, and will
be published when said Court shall order it
to be donc-the Jaw making it the duty OF
the Court to have /. published.
And that the taxpayers of the county
may be relieved frcm any anxiety which
your partial statement of expenditures, ia
ken by you from this same Report, may
have created, pleuse give in addition there
to, the 70 flowing expenditures for the past
and previous years to 1853:
Year ending June 9, 'j3. June 9, IA
Paid Auditor, $llO6 40 $l6l7 80
Paid Treasurer, 1854 10 l44S 80
Paid Pros. Attorney, $50 90 2I7 80
Paid principal and in- .S
tcrrst on Co. loan, 4755 Gtsa' 1855 90
Paid public printing, 81
books and stationery, ll35 81 1882 26
Paid Bridge Aprons, 5lS3 90 3899 %
Year ending June 0, '55. June 8, '56.
Paid Auditor, $2l5l 90 $3.50 So
Paid Treasurer, 1887 10 1900 l6
Paid Pros. Attorney, 488 Al 379 6S
Paid principal and in.
terest on CO. loan, l245 90 COCO 90
Paid public printing,
books and stationery, S72 80 625 %
Paid Bridge Aprons, 1902 10 84O6 5S
Year ending June 7, 1857.
Paid Auditor, $l525 &C
Paid Treasurer, 1881 4l
Paid Pros. Attorney, 4S3 80
Paid principal and in
terest OIL Co. loan, 1900 90 borrowed
Paid public printing,
books and stationery, 791 OF ....
Paid Bridge Aprons, 1916 76
AUDITOR.
Ravenno, August 8, 1857.
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[AdYertisement.l

The DEAD RESTORED TO LIFE.--A few
years ago it was generally supposed that
gray hair could not be restored to its origin
al color, or made to grow on bald heads; but
since the advent of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, many persons. who dyed years
ago are now seen daily in the various walks
Of life, appearing in all the vigor Of youth
wearing their own dark flowing locks, sim
ply from having used this great Restorative
-L2WiSuilie Times.
Sold here by all the Druggists.
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BeR, 5astt mn 5riasurs.

G-The best cOpital to begin life on is
capital wife.
OTGen. Joseph Lane, has been re elected
to Congress from Oregon.
OETo.make hens lay perpetunlly-Hit
them a weil-drected blow on the head.
0TThere have been six men hung by
mObs, in Iowa, within the past eight weeks.
OFThe proprietors ofthe Tehama House,
San Francisco, advertise it as "earthquake
proof."'
@President Buchanan is located at dis
summer residence three miles rorth of
Washington.
GTThe very latest novelty in dress in
Paris, is criholne sleeves. Now, then,
stand of entirely
GTLouis Ruttkay, nephew of Kossuth,
graduated at Union College, Schenectady,
N. Y, on the 22d ult.
0ErA new paper is to be started in Adrian,
Michigan. called The Comet. 1t is to have
a new tail every week.
GFThe American Consul at Rio announ-
ccs that on the l2th nit, the yellow fever
had disappeared from that city.
OSJ Frankenstien, the famous Cincinnati
artist, has recently finished an admirable
statuary bust of Hon. Geo. E. Pugh.
0ETThe number of bodies taken from the
wreck of the Montreal, is now gwen as 242.
The wceck has been advertised for sale.
EYIn the State Of South Caroli a, the
marriage law is so stringent that not sim
gle divorce, it is said, has ever been granted.
6FThere are more than $4,000 tors of
iron ore dug in the town Of Salisbury, Conn,
every year and some l /, 900 tons of pig iron
made.
GA cockney friend of ours does not be-
lieve in wine Litters before dinner; he thinks
bottle or two of champagne is more likely
to lead to hapPytighL
GA "Country EDITOR" turned out to a
fire while visiting Chicago, had his pocket
picked, losing $40 in money, and his free
pass! How he got home is not stated.
EFThe pony which Queen Victoria gave
Tom Thumb, the smallest pony in the world,
died at New Bedford, Mass, ON Tuesd y,
but the skin is to be stuff d, as Il momento
mori.
O1-A life.hating man in CoPely, Ohio.
named McConkey, resolved, last week, to
comm! suicide. lie took 0rseneci found he
did not Gle; cut his th:oat-stil lived; jump.
ed into q well-was Ia ken Gu! alive, but died
soon after.
C%FThe Chicago Times says that a car
loud of new wheat of remarkable fine quail
ty, was received on Sunday last, in that city,
from Union county Illinois. 1t sold on
change for $l,75, to be manufactured into
-four at the City Mills.
GTMrs. Purtington says that"Wh here two
hearts beat responsible to each other, and
when they are mouIdercd together by early
love ard plenty of children, depend upon
it no free love can do them any harm with
its bad doctrincs.''
0ET The Chio Farmer sums up the pros,
pect Of crops in this State thus: "Wheat
more than an average. Barley and oats,
never better. Grass better than usual
Fruit plenty; splendid corn crop and pota.
toes SO plenty that everybody can have all
they want ot one fourth the present prices
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legal Notice,
Legal Notice.
THOMAS G. JOHNSON, a non

THOMAS G. JOHNSON, non resident
of the State Of Ohio is hereby notified that on the
9Th day Of April A. =, 1857, Samuel strawder fled
in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Portage county,
Ohio his uettion against the said defendant
which is still pending therein. The object and pray
er Of said petition is to obtain Judgment against the
said Johnson TO Indemnify the said strawder bail
for the said Johnson defendant, in the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars in arecoenizance forfo mp
pearance of the said Johnson before the Court Of
Probate in said county at the April Term Of said
Court, which bond was defaulted. lrtH
Said Johnson notified that he is requested to ap-
pear and answer said petition on or before the 9G
day of September. 1857. .t--.
- sTRAwDER & HART, Plaintrs At'yS.
August 6, 1hJ1-GW
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On the llth ult., Hugh Karnes, OF Up.
per Sandusky, made desperate attempt to
commit rape upon the person of young
girl, daughter of Mr.. Jesse Kooken, who
resides near that village. On the 18th, he
was indicted by the Grand Jury of Wyandot
county, was tried on the 18th, found guilty
and sent to Columbus for seven years. Be-
fore leaving, he published an address to his
numerous friends, in the Mud Valley Reporter
and Sandusky RiUer InteAigencer, from which
we make the following extract
"My kindness of heart, which with me
amounts to positive weakness, is my only
excuse for committing this breach of eti.
quette. This was my only error. could
wish my friends felt no greater modification
than myself. launched my craft upon the
legal deep, and its irresistible tide sent me
to - Columbus.
"HUGH KARNES."
The saoundred is supposed to have pIagi-
urized his address from Gibson's celebrated
Statement. ."--BUcy as Forum.
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Ravenno, August 8, 1857.

MURDER.-Wm. Tate formerly of Bel
mont co. O., was shot and killed near
Keokuk, Iowa, on the Sth, ult., by Andrew
Tweedy, whom he had cast in law suit,
and who had on several occasions avenged
himself by throwing down Tate's fences.
On the latter demonstrating Tweedy became
so exasperated that be drew revolver and
fred twice; succeeded in killing his victim
who leaves wife and four children. The
murderer is in custody.
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Ia Advertisements.

ANTI SLAVERY MEETING. Hol.
lidly, Harmon Bear, and others will ad.
dress the people of Randolph and vicinity,
on Sunday, August 9th, at the School House
at the center, commencing at ten O'Clock, a.
NJ. Come one, come all.
Randolph, July 90, 1S56.-lw
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"HUGH KARNES."

o. 1t is said that the ladies' Of Troy,
N. Y, have introduced new feature 10
their fairs. A parcel Of handsome girls set
themselves up and allow the "tel!ers" to
kiss them for l24 and 70 cents per kiss
It is said one girl made $62 in one night.-
One man took $ll worth.
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No Chi, nge i'm ssle Statesman.

1t is announced in the Statesman that ow-
;ng to some disagreement in arranging the
details o f the transaction, the Statesman will
not % into the hands of Col. Manypenny,
as was reported. JAS. 3. MARSHALL, will
continue to be its editor.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-08-06

A Observation-Disclosures are so thick
on the Railroads that the Hudson River Com.
pany have engaged two expert thief catchers
to travel up and down the road to catch the
thieves.
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ADDO5tisssl GEt,

Hon. GEORGE w. BELDEN, o. Canton, has
received the appointment Of U. S. District
Attorney, for the Northern District Of Ohio.
A good appointment
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Ecgnl Notice.

THOMAS C. JOHNSON, a non.residsn
l. of the State of Ohio, is hereby notified that on th
eth day of Ap "A. D., 1857, II s. s. Beecher fled
their petition against the said Thomas G. Johnsen4 in
viii is still pending. The object and prayerof said
petition is to recover judgment against the defend
ant Johnson for the sum of siXtyeight dollars and
seventy.scven cents and interest from April, 1857,
on note and book account; that tho Interest in
and lot. sitaate In Garretvfle, in said county,
which the said Johnson had, has been uached In tho
proceedings in this case. sabiF
: Said Thomas c. Johnson is hereby notified 10 ap~
pear and dpetition by the goth day Of Sep
tembef, a. D., 1857. 81 tL5 airg.,yTf
sTRAWDER & HART, plaintiffs Att'ys.
August 6, 1S57-6w r. $50 t1.fa H8e3
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MARRIED..

In this viIlaga, by the Rev J. C. Hart on
the 2Sth ut., JAMES NJ. FoLGER, and Miss
PHEBE FISK, both ot VI ntua.
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TAdvertis sament.l

MEDICAL APPOINTMENT DIR. TUBBs will
be- at the Prenliss House on Wednesday and
Thursday, August 18th and 20ih.
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"THE ONLY COMPANY THAT 7,
THE ELL

elected 10 each
eA9A Nap-S and hereby is,
y G4JbISsJ Qy4Y to vote on the
in one m in the approvalor
tbeirat, as substitute
NORTH AM.li.onaartGn G article Of
Circus, so popularin each yeop bv
CTo,r,tneir tneir by the electors
fLOA ling Pq by law, who
Circus, well known ulI during their
and Mississippi, aud he district for
RAILROAD Tss of the four
which pyri,oI 60 1onJply to District
in ia Mij'IIa e. slc'Dy law authorize
- '''' 'u''o 1t4,eS .i,s Of the courts of
,rl. WV 'ng their respec-
iiFee oet OF Perall have been
ThFee Sets Of G aall be held by
Three Sets of e. g. 'THe'S The Dis. IS.
in friendly strife in preseA as NAV be
AUDIENCE. will exhibit as III have and
Cniy one price Of Aambers, and
10 Me acRoZe.tlsol ol COM
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CONSTITUTION
M E NTS.
.Errr Ao. /.

EENf
Err NO. l.
hl dsssnbIy sC fAs stsfs
, - members elected 10 each
! ~, Thatit be and hereby h
oi this State 10 vote on he
next, upon The approval
! lng amendment as q substI.
eetion Of the second Article
pr NE second Section Of The
ethird Section ol the eleyenM
sessions OF the General Az,
on The nrst Monday Of Janus.
shall be elected biennIaIly
pnyally, BY the electors ofihek
districts on the second TueEaaV
m OF ofilee shall commences OF,
7 next after their election !; and
continue two years, and that or
ear. The Senators elected An
q their Offices for two years, and
Iected ut the same time shAil
10 year. Provided, that beveh-
Iected ON the second, Tuesday
aseertained by lot, as the Presf-
direct, shall hold their ,offics
their successors sball be eiect-
day of October, one thousand
eight, and bjennially, thereaf-
shall have a. fraction aboyo
'kyeIsb large that being multi
Rll be equal TO one or more
= entatives shall be appottion-
the several sessions Of The de-
lowing manner: II there be
preventative shall be allotted
4 decennial,Period.
S Representatives shall be al
G pth sessionsi ifthTee to tho
sessions; lffour to the seventh,
lf hve to the sixth, seventh,
n; If sixth to the fifth, sixth,
Ad tenth; lfseven TO the fourth
nth, ninth and tenth; If eight
sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth
second. third, fourth, fifth,
nth and tenth sessions Of the
dively.
lnber OfSenators to which any
lYe entitled in AIRY decennial
fraction Of q senatorial ratio,
piled by I've, and IL the 70
- etOrial ratio, an additional
TO said district for the ninth
be equal to two such ratios
tho seventh, eighth, ninth
e allotted to such district. II
p seventh, eighth, ninth and
Nrth, fifth, sixth, seventh,
I ious respectively. If this
~ he electors, the counties
Sffe member in either or
'Als Nture in the fourth and
- cennial period as now
fsrS tmber of members in
IN ion of the remainder
2.lVAN WORRIES,
~ y Representatiues.
e.S H. FORD,
i-'s-z feRt of the Senate.
No.
$: - ~ lyof the State of
elected to each
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900 pounds snow white Zinc; also, good
4 Zinc or Whte Lead French Ochre, Paris Green,
Venition Red, ctc.. at SWIFTS.