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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-05-21

Very many Of the Pppers ere expressing
their preference rs 10 the next candidate fur
Governor. Among the names now promi'
nentIy before the people, alc: v
Col. DAVID Topp, OF MehoDing.
Hon. RUFUS p, RAhEEY, Of Trumbull.f
Col. GEORGE W. McCooK, Of Jefferson.
Hon. II. B payne, of Cuyahogd
, Col. GEORGE w, MAHYpENNy, of Mus.
kiugums a. = ~-~
Gen. Mcdowell, Of Highland. uges'
Hon, J. J. FAERAN, Of Hamilton, T~
The foregoing names present an arrry Of
talen, and worth Of which the Dem ocracy of
Ohio may we'll be proud. Any one of these
gentlemen would be noble STANDARD beur
er-would lead us tovictory, and after yicto.
ry, would administer the government wisely
and we'll. .eaF aE
Dave Tod, the wOr-horse of the 2Demoe-
racy OF Ohio, is a man Of solid abilitie6 and
requirements, wide experience, and as true
Democrat as ever stood up in defence Of
the Constitution, .
Rufus P. R0nney has conferred honornp.
on every position he ever filed. AS law
yer, ne is a clear sighted and wise counsel,
lor, and an eloquent und powerful advocate;
as Judge, hi is decisions have shed Iustre
upon the jurisprudence of the State; as a
man, his character aud fame are without a
blemish, ard as our Governor, he would be
the pride Of all the true hearted people Of
Ohio. " ..
George w. McCook is comparatively a
young man. But youth is no crime row q
days; especially when it is remember red that
in all the hard fought battles between the
Politicul parties Of the country, the hardest
fighting has been doHe by the You've Demo-
cRAcr. Col. McCook would be "a noble
leader. 'sf-
Henry o. Payne is gentleman, schol.
ar, al orator, and stuLd n1tional Demo,
erat. IT nominated Tor governor, the choice
will be highly acce ceptuJle to the party. 70
Geo. w. Mnnypenny, late able and eff
cient Commissioner of Indian Affairs, will
ind cordiaI support if his name goes be.
fore The coHvcntono sss''a s,3n 5as'7 -Eai
Cen. Mcdowell is one Of the old fashion.
ed, solid Democrats, as true to his country
as the needle to the pole. 81 e,r ss#
u. j. Furran,it lie understood, positively
declines being Candidate for nomination
lie is gentleman Of admirable administra.
tive ability. His superior qualifications fit !
him for any honorable post within the gift
of the Buckeye State. ~.3@.e.a 3ai2
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The Right Doctrlnc.

In a speech delivered by Governor Walk
er, made in New York, just before leaving
for Kansas, he made the following distinct
declaration:
"Tfhat the people of that Territory had q
clear and unquestionoble right to decide for
themselves upon the adoption Of State cen
stitnlon; and any attempt on the part Of any
convention, or any other body OF men, hiw.
ever respectable and influential they might
be, TO. impose upon the Territory copstitu-
ton not sanctioned by the popular vote,
would be a usurpation and o wrong which
could not be tolerated for a moment. So
iur as the utmost exercise Of his oficisl
powers and his personal influence would
go to secure that result, Governor Walker
said he was determined the people OF Kan.
sas should have I'm cpportunityfor full, free
ard solemn expression of theiriwil upon the
adoption Of any Constitution that might be
framed-after a fair and satisfactory census
Of all the bona fde ihb0bitapts who might be
in the Territory at the time. H. considered
this due to them. 1t was part of their in.
herent and iualienable sovereignty" "t;a.,.,
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BaviaTod FOR Governor.

Whilst we have nothing TO say against the
fitness of nry Of The distinguished gentlcm"n
mentioned, we do not hesitate to declare our
decided preference ror the "old war horse,'
Col. David Tod, Of Mlhoning county,
"fod and VIctory" What glorious watch
word>! They would be echoed from the
Ohio river TO the shores of Lake L lie, aiung
every hillside end through every valley in
our great and glorious Stute; and would be
the sure precursors Of the signal triumph OF
cur good old party. t'
Tod is a man o. the people. He erioys
the uhbounded confidence ofthe Democratic
masses throughout the State, and would
command u more generous support than any
other person we know of in the State
Nine tenths OF the Democracy Of Old Knox,
20 fur ms we h We heard any expression from
them, prefer his nomination to that of any
other man.-M. Vernon Banner. a., +: ..,..
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e he Candidate for Governor.

.
1t is now pretty well sfltled thPl tbe1exf
G over, or OF Ohio will. be, Dcmocrat. u
is equally we'll settled that cur candidate
must be man of broad, scurH, national
in his fulh and active
ard yicilant in the maiptainnnrc ofour Prin-
ciplcs. We want no drones in otfice--we
want no Ron conmittal, faItering, hesitOtins
standard bearer We want one who, While
he has the wisdom ard foretbought OF The
statesmen, h4s nj the same time the energy,
FIRE and force Of The rapid uge in which he
lives; one Who is cautious in counsel, and
yet whose attacks upon the, hosts Of the enc.
my are like the shock Of the war herse ID
the brltIc-qnick, irresistible and oVers
whsming. -.
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Horrible, DisctOsnreS-Dead, Be
dies ExiluIncd ana Burned

Great exc tement prevailed at Concord,
N. G last week in consequence of the dis
covcry o the fact that Tie bodies OF two liz
tie girls, daughters OF respectable citizcn,
had been exhumcd and burned. Suspicion
pointed to qnhck doctor -ntstned Nugent, and
an excited crowd proceeded to his house,
where they found him in dying, condition,
and in few hours was II corpse He made
a statement, however, before death, TO the
effect that he, had eXhumed about sixteen
dead bodies in Corcerd and elsewhere, and
after using them (inr making medicinc) he
burned The f3sh, crffias, and everything, to
prevent detection IFS ash pile was Exam
med and teeth and bones found therein
His theory appears 10 have b, EN- that medi
cine could be made by boiling the liver of a
human being that would cure liver comFlIint
and so with regard to other d, eases. One
reptrt snys that he took pulson alter learning
that his operations were known tu the pub.
lie; and another that he died irrm Il disease
contracted rom frequent handling Of decom
posed bodies.
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. - y ..l h q
y To- the MiLLIoE,-Prof. Wood, Of 81.
Louis, hos, ai,ersyears Of deep study and M
trins research, succeeded iu presenting to the
public an Article superior to any now in
use, and indeed it is truly q wonderful dis
covery---we advert to his Hair Restorative;
the only article that has been completely
sncessWI in cheating age of hs gray locks,
removing dandrutf, itching, scroiula, &c.
1t restores the gray hea4cd to more than
original beauty nnd adds new lustre TO locks
ALREADY luxuiiont; having e<fectupon cehrsa,
harsh hair to render it glossy and Watery;
isstens permanently hair that is loose or
falling, and many other qualities which will
BECOME known Us soon as used.
The pride of N ,nkind is singplarly de-
'veeped in the keeping and arrangement Of
the hair; perhaps from the fnct that it Is the,
only portion o. the human, body that we csn
train in any way we choose; how important
them having this PARTON left to- our sears,-
ihst We should use all means science has
placed in our, bands 10 render il beautiful
and permanent.J IIyou woald have besuti-
fnl hair, glossy hair, permanent hair, hair
with its uaturnl color elegantly preserved to-
extreme old age, don't fail ito purchase
Woods Hair Restorative. Daily Ioca
Stdte Gaaette, April %, 4 l857- In. 4
GETSold here by all the Druggists.
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latest from Utah Territory.

Nxw YoRx, May lS.--The Duly Times
says that Charles M'IIwaine, nephew OF
Bishop M'Ilwaine, gees as private secretary
TO Gov. Walker. Also that the War De.
partment have assigned Major Deas, Lieuts
Carr and Walker, his military aids The
Times also says that Judge Drummond is
now in Washington, and will be rendered
the Governorship of Utah, should M'CuIloth
decline.
The Tines Utah correspondence details
the outrage at Salt Lake city, where bord
of armed bandits entered the United Stntes
Court room, while the court was in session,
and, by threats of pesonal violence, compel.
ed Judge Stiles to adjourn The Court, sane
die. The Judge, previous to submitting, ap.
pealed to Brigham Young for protection, but
that fnnctionary replied that he would not
inter 'er3, but let the boys have their own
way, 70 the Court had alrcady given too
much trouble. The greatest excitement
existed, IS the Mosmons were we'll armed
and threatened the most disgraceful persona
violence upon the Gentiles, and especially
the U. 8. Surveyor General
ST. Lou1s, Msy ls.-The Utah Ills with
dates TO the second OF April states that the
Territory is quiet. Preparations are being
made TO send large number of missona,
Yies TO all parts Of the world. The accounts
ofthe movements of Brigham Young do not
agree with those received by way of Caifor-
MIA He seemed to possess the entire conf
denee Of the people, i. and WIS plsnning an ex-
ploration OF pleasure excursion to the Nor.
mon settlement on Salmon river for some
unknown cruise. a
The Mormons at San Jsrnardino, and the
surrounding settlements had been called
toSalt Lake City. #
z The Chyennes are bold and defiant! Atra.
der arrived at Fort Laramie who reported
that they acknowledged the loss of sixty war
Yiors sent to commit depredations on the
California road, in consequences of which
they made prisoners of sixteen traders and
despatched one hundredwarriors to the Road,
the average loss Of The tribe. ;a7.. gs
The grass crop was month later thsn
usual. a
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No Mistakes RectlGc.l,

An intelligent Irishman, in the employ Of
a firm on Milk.street, was sent, few days
since to bank in State street. for the pur
pose of obtaining sum of money on q
check, ID The money was passed to the Irish
man, who did not count it,urtil he was in
the street, when he discovered that he had n
800 bill too much. Actuated by desire
that did homer to his head and heart, he re-
turned to the bank and accosted The teller:
E"It's a mistake you have made in giving
me the money, sure" he said. ''We make
no mistakes, sir" haughtily replied the tel
ler;" your moheyis not correct, you should
have spoken before you lett the bank ,'t"And
you won't correct it," asked Pat, with a
d6Iefui Look "No sir; stand one side. -
"Thcn it's meself thatais happy ato+say that
I've got $40 too much, and long life, to such
teIlers in gnersl" .-. ..l,
Pat was allowed by his employers, to keep
The amount, and now when he goes to the
bank his money is counted twicetDr fear of
mistakes. - Boston Herald gr sss t raE.
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A Criminal becomes 81 Heroine.

1t is proposed by eome OF The citizens Of
New York TO present to Mrs Cunningham q
splendid present, consisting of agold or sill
ycr tea, coffee or dinner service, which will
amourt in value u the sum Of $l2 ,ooo.--
Many Of tie leading periodicals Of that city
believe her TO be guilty, notwithstanding the
result of her trial. The prosecuting officers
in the ccsc were evidently inefficient, and
cr;mina!ly negligent of their duty. The
New York Times offers n reward of So 900
for any information which will lead to the
discovery of the murderer of Dr.. BurdeIl
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Adveliismsbi.l
CORDIAL
CT

GIN.
- IN vkEeU4hED sffNtLAET, DIuRETIc AND
TONIC IEvIGoRAKT, AND AN AGREEABLE ARo-
MATIc SANITARY BEVERAGE.
beg 10 call the attention Of Southern
and Western merchants N. the superior mer-,
its of f'this exquisite cordiai-
II is pure extract Of the Hslian Juniper
Berry, distilled from the very best Of Eng.
lish grsiua under the spryeiilGDoe ofyfhe,
British Excise Laws, and has been port
.n0HReed by the 1madic8l faculty. Of Greet
Rritain and the UHiied States TO be the best
and the safest alcoholic siimnlAui ever Of
fered to the pub lics Ii ttt JGsr
1t is used with great success IN cnses OF
DYsrErsIa, GoUT, RHEUMATISM, DRcPsY,
GRAVEL, CoLIc, CHoLEkA, FkvER AND AovE,
STRUCTURE, DISEASES OF THE URINARY o.
CANS, EPn EPsY, &c. a fstFss
J : Il is also delicious tonic beverage, and
by its peculiar flavor ESQ different from other
gins) is universally esteemed by all who.
use il.
'm The following, emong thousands of
similar kind, is from so reliable and valuable
"a source, that we give 1t place:--l ppssk
'sNEw YoRk; Sept 90, 1865.
To Col. +. G: 'CHARLEs:-aMf DEAR SrH
Under some circumstances we recommend
Holland Gin asa medicine. gAsiyours con.
tuius much larger quantity oil Jnhiper,
think it preferable article. IT is THE REST
ARTICLE OF TIE KIND HAVE SEEN, ~
ai VALENTINE MoTT, NJ. d.
0~TBeware Of poisonous mixtures, manu-
featured in imitation, and sold as LoSpos
CORDIAL GlNl! .r,
The records ofithe Custom houses inethe
cities of New York, Boston and Philadel-
phi ia, show that CHARLES LONDON CoRpIAL
GtS is the only London Gin really imported,
and sold in bottles. A recent controversy
in the New York papers. has demonstrate 4
tthat up to that date, TO wit, the beginning of
| November last, the only Importation OF Lon
don Cordial Gin ever made, except BY our
selves, has been two pipes imported in 1855.
On the credit OF these two pipes, which
would fill only few hundred bottles, over
fone hnndred thousand dozen, Of noxiuls
4 mixture, called "LuIdoh Cordial Gin" have
been spread all over this Continent, and
| sold at a cost 90 per cent below the cost of
I importation OF London Cordial Gin, byone
I concern; whilst another, who repfeseat
themselves agents for 'sBooih g. SedgwicF,
{ of London" HID NEVER IMPORTED ONE DROP,
and yet have flooded, the whole South and
West with their SO called LONDON GIS
The genuine CHARLES LONDON CoRDlAL
GIN is for sale in quarts at one dollar, and
pints at fifty cents, BY ull Druggists and
! Grocers. Besure that, though styled" LoS-
DON CORnfAL GGN," it is absolutely Charles.
To escape udulterated and poisonous mix
tures, ii does not suffice that the article DO
labeled LONDON CORDIAL GIN. but be Ger.
iuin that IT Is CHARLESs. None other is
genuine.
+ For sale By the Importer and Proprietor,
+ .+ EDMUND c, CHARLES, ,s', '.'
M 40, Broadway, New York, .,,1
h. March 10, 1857. 73m. -, ,,r,..3..........,'
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EnsP,1rdiaFy Case g s,arvatlos.
We fndthe following eklraOrdinury cast
Of starvation recorded u a late number oftht
.Rochkster IN. " Afaeriran. which anYs:

We fndthe following extraordinary case
Of starvation recorded ID late number ofthe
Rochester (N.9.l American, which soys:A
The most remarkable case OF longevi
Iy under privotion Of food of which We
have ever heard, is that OF Mr. John Ellis, o.
Henrietta, the unfortunate gentl man ,YhV
made an attempt upon his own life on the
first OF the present month, by cuitisg his
throat in his orchard while lhboring under
ht of temporary insanity. The nature jof
Mr. Ellis injuries is such that from that
time 10 the present, a peFios of ,twenty.sevs
en- dsys, be had moi beeD able to Jake par
ticle OF nourishmenf into bis stomach, andhe
lies in bed apparently without suffering much
pain and with but little, ,diminufion Of
strength, from day to day, so far as his a
tendants ure nble.to discover. I'd
or course he grows more and more te, bic.
but SO gradually that il is Scarcely noticed
by those who aresconsiantly with him. ~ He
is perfectly sensible of, of,his-eondiLion, is able
10 communicate with his family BY means
of slate and pencil, He preserves won.
derful degree Of cheertu.ncss. His mouth
occasionally becomes dry and pntchcd snd
requires to be moistened with water, but no
attempts made to supply him with wafer,
nor does he appear to crave it.. On two or
three occasions, when his mouth was being
moistened, he has thought that small quah.
uty of the wOter used for that purpose has
found ITS way to his stomach, but beyond
that, nothing in the shnpe Of food or drink
has been received into his system.
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Fiae Advantage OF Having Three
WiVpS f-ls.j

John S. sprngue has escaped punishment
at Portland, Me-, by being. proved more
guilty than he WIS charged in the indict
mept. He was tried by the Supreme Court
for bigamy last week, and the fact Of his
having two wives clearly established, when
his counsel introduced evidence to prove that
he already had one wife when married to the
other two; and as the indictment was based
upon the assumption that the second mar
ringe wns the first and legal marriage, it was
held that noebigamy was committed, because
Spfague was the legal husband of neither
So he was acquitted. ~.
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LARGE BEAR.-The Kpseinsko, Chroai.


A LARGE BEAR.--The Keseinsko: Csroni.
Gle of lust Friday has the followinga d zasf
aWelearn that on Sunday last amonstrous
bear was killed in Zlphyr Swamp, in this
county, near the residence Of Samuel Nit
chell, Esq,, by some negroes who were en-.
gagged in fishing in the creek. Their atten-
ton was attracted to the bear by hearing the
continued squealibg of a hog which he was
vouring alive. After several shots he was
killed and divided out by the negroes among
themselves. He measured nine feet eight
inches from the tip or his nose'to thereof
Of bis tail; and his paws, when spread out,
measured seven by nine inches. Had he
been fat, he. evidently would have weighed
fully seven hundred pounds Pretty good
size. that, for q piny woods sPeciGeno Of old
bruin.
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Prospects of the Crops in SOuthcrIl
Ohio. -- },

The Dayton Journal OF the 10th inst.
says: -'
The late rains have had wonderful eff.
ieft upon the growing wheat, and fields tint
were supposedto etiord but ''poor show"
for a crop, now give promise of fair, if not
an abundant yield.
The frosts ard freezes which it was fear
cd would seriously injure the iiuit have not
injured it at all, ard the prospect of fine
ctrrp OF fruit Of all kinds is now most fsyora-
Bile.
Altogether, therefore, though the weather
has oecn rather Unreasonable, according to
all hum an reckoning, the indications Of a
beunteous harvest of all that the earth brings
forth, are as favorable, perhaps, as if the
season had been made to conform to the
prcgramme Of those who consider them.
selves the best judges of what constitutes
good weather for the crops. s3 u. .a-
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Hon. Josiah Biicy.

The name of Josinh Riley, the able edi.
tor Of the Toledo Commercial is mentioned
as candidate for characterization for Cover
nor. Mr.. Reilly is astfac Democrat clear
headed writer, and is adesetyedl y popula-
smong the noble hearted and Union loving
men Of the North west. a'] f@sF7t# as-s
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The South waking ZIP,

Enterprise has at last got foot hold. in
the South. A Reilro0d has lately been
opened from Savanna Georgia, to Mem r,his,
Tennessee, o distance 75O miles. From
the Atlantic sea. board TO the banks Of the
Mississippi; the run is now made in fiity.two
hours, with u change Of cars. This speaks
well for the South. 8,
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Erte,,an young has Depalrlcl.

A teIcgreplic dttpet' hreceivcd at Wash
ingtcn on Saturday IOst, seys that Brigham
Young has fed from Utah. This news, il
reliable, will be gratefully received. by a
large portion OF the American people. who
have learned to desfse the character, aud
reprobate the conduct Of this high prince Of
corruptioH.sr ..n O.. .-t...-.
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A Block Republican paper in an adjoining
county, at the close Of TN article glorifying
the greatness ofiGov. eChase's admin istfa-
ton, declares5with delight, thattsalready the
State Debt has been reduced to about fifteen
millions of dollars"
The nub of the joke which the above az:
fords is in the fact that The State Debt hld
beenreduced to within a shade Of fourteen
millions before the Black, Republican ad-
minisTation begln--Newark Aduoca.e.
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a.sgg aAi [Adycnsement.l 4tg b s8 s gi34
important TO sEsc Citizens Of Fer
ls. ta9.,. fsAEc {NEpAafr s.eks

-
HUNTS Porohle or Permanent Fence and
Portable Unsagging Gate Post, has been de-
cided to be The best vet made by those who
have tested them. The Ohio State Fair OF y
1856, gave Diploma 10 this Pence, and Z
also for the Portable Gate Posta ! 'Ehe sup.
port is by the Triangular, brace, which. binds d,
the fcnce in every direction, bracing IT TO
the very top. Farmers who have built Ii, III
dffrent parts Of the Sta,e say that il nily
not blo'c ouer. |, requires the least possible "
amonptaof lumber, and yet It is es strong as .
any fence. 1t is SO simple in its construcA,
ton that any farm hand can build it; is adap.
ioall locations and purposes Of a Fence;
can be made out of inch boards, no need off,
best quality; ;'wide thick plank for support. 4
No buying OF, sagging Of posts; no digging q,
Of post holes IN stony ground; no vain, at,
tempt to make posts stand in spongy seit;@
nothing entering the ground, nothing 10 roit
off, 1reta : at S4aes sj 3,sss 1rls Il n
No.wcnkn2ss by Insight Of fence. Gun
make corner of any angle. Three rails
of Worm fence wifi make a panel OF Hunts
fence. Can be made during bad weatherofi
green lumber piled up to season straight andi
set up rapidly when wanted. 1t Combines
simplicity, Strength, ehespness, durability
and beauty Farmers to save time, timber
and money, should notfail 10 procure fafm
right; everybody says it will be Just the
fence needed ''HFEsaA 'AE tS2sss" sN 6Aat
aThe general agent can be seen ahyiimei
during ttia week by calling at .ther Collins.
House .s atas ,ar -i ,-uss5~ NJ ID sa.s4n
"a responsible agent wanted for each town.
ship who can do a fine business for hiinsclf,,'
and benefit The Je-rser.' 7aS hs1f7ff ~ jso4a
9tRavenne, May 2I,'57.Nn seaaa Vii yAsaa
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] GA letter from Havana says that cool:
les have advanced to $40o per head. Very
common creoIes from the cosstof,s Africa
ure'worth $1,000 each, ,pnd. the. slave trade
Is aquFishng beyond apy, previous know
ledge o. the. Oldest pirate. ..s. /.
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ORA, venerable relic was Sthe tattered
asg carried in the' inaugural procession by
khe soldiers Of the war ef II. Il wac the
nag Of General Morgan, ,softhe lith regiment
Of Kirginias kiaes.in l7z6; given BY Morgan,
after the var, tcsGeneEal Washington, and
By bin to the Alexsndria Museum. Lives
borne in the procession by Capt. Charles
Fletcher, volunteer soldier of 1914
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ABINGDON, III, Nay fiat 4 special
election here on Saturday last the Demo
Gratis elected 8 out of offcers--by from 8
to loimejority. sLast Fall the ishrlekers had
over 60 msjority.s We have read the bred
Scott decision.
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~ 0S7The next electionsat hicIimeu6ers
ofsCongsess are to. 5be voted for,5wiII take
place insV Virginia, on the r26ih Of this month.
There, will be 10 Other unit August, at
which time elections will be held ina ldBa.
MAJ Tennessee, Atkansas, Ksutuekys and
Texas.