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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
THE LATEST KENTUCKY MOB.

Yesterdays TRIBUNE contained an account OF mob
in Kentucky, by which the Rev. j. G. Fee mission.
airy Of the American Missionary Association, was
dragged from the house 10 which he was preaching.
The following letter is from Mr.. Fee himself giving
account of that outrage. 1t was addressed to tho
Secretary Of the Society now in this city:
BrREA, siucison Co., KY, July 81, 1857.
You are aware that not long sliee We erected
meeting house in Rockcdstle Couuty. sthe weather
grew more pl. asant the congregation became larger
1od more attentive a few weeks since had
pro,racfed meeting which resulted in III. conversion Of
then three mere have been added The prospects for
a good Church were daily Increasing. The slave
power through irresponsible men, sought to arrest its
progress 10y burning our meetiDgh house This they did
in the dead OF night At the next regular meeting.
June u, number Of reckless men were arouud the
outskirts Of the congregation evidently intending
good. There was no speclal violence that day, but
leaned text day that violence had been intended.
Yesterday Sabbath many Of these men, with others
alike irresponsible, while was preaching lin unoc
CUPID weling EOuse entered with threa of death
arc with hands on their weapons. The leading man
dew repeater, presented it at me- and ordered others
10 take hold Of me- BY superior force they dragged
me nom the house. tearing my clothes and ipunng
ny peron slightly. l resisted, as l usually do, be-
cause with them TO know do not surrender sngse
night willingly, and because wish the cases ngns D.
as clearly obnoxious TO law rs possible. d'd NOT
attempt TO iiurc any do not at any time csrry
weapons. They led me off about one mile on soo,.
Moot Of the mob were horseback; some haa Plsso@
diLYn part Of the time.
Here they icstes until my,horse was brought: One
oxceilent sister, whom sball ever remember ior hss
ii, horse havins been brought they resolved 70 take
me cut Of the county. with demands tnat snoun ~
again entert This told them plainly and rsPs.isa .
lands controlled n action by superior force, bat tho
surrender Of right or duty should not for oas mo-
ment promise. They then marched me tome sevss g
eight miles, amid ieers, taonfs and sS@ ywgesM
the town Of Crab Orchard, IN an sd)o'p,n& wv:
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T. u r @ p E..
~ THE ARIEL,S MAILS.

- Vanderbilt steamer Ariel arrived here yesterday
o~nkg She brings London iournals 10 the 18th
hsa, Vie date Of our telegraphic dispatches by the
Ussss American. The following details Of news, how
ever, viii be found interesting:
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than Indication II the various threads that c,n.
il can be attempted. Richard Wsrdour aad Tia -
jet Of his hate have departed together on an en-.
when The enp~diti@p Ia. arrived on H. =!
y. wfoubdlsod, both have disappeared t,y,thsr -
il IL supposed that one has murdered the other. SCI
oenly wild fgure arroyed in tatters makes ia ~
peaIsnce. This - Richard hiuseli who has not -
slared the life Of bis rival when IL was cou nist,x
within bis clutch, but has lsbored magnanimon., "
preserve him. for the sake Of ihs lady whom k,wo
both love- when ne might easily have let him Az ~
without ipcurrirg bis blood-guiltiness. When "a
ma Qpapmity OF Richard is fully established he a..
,be AIMS of his friend aud his beloved New ,b,a.'
ont the whole Of this situation, Richard, by din, -
moral ard physical SUITE ring. Is in state Of dovo'
right insanity and he j. compelled TO reveal the
e,osi,y of bis ou through the impeachment q 49,,
f,e All rorts Of emotions are ID be Portrayed u.s.
a Stratum OF madness and al last this is 70 be aa,,
aside BY the most accurate att-n IN fitting ever,
articulation and gesture to the CIRCUMSTANCES OF tia
coupicHted position Nr. Dickens solves the intricate
prcblem ard presents a solution which taxes tbs
att ption 10 the utmost high il the value Of every
one Of his detail s. Such deliberate creation on Tie
D. RI Of the actor can only he appreciated by the noe:
csItful study en- fss part OF the spe tasf.
Or the company generally, with tue exception Of NJ
Dickens aud two others, /; may be fairly sad that
they clever amateurs. though there Is muca geaa-
lie pathos 10 the acting % the ladies' The tFo who,
beside Alr. Dickens. are worthy OF comparison wia
any members Of the theatrical profession, are NJ,
Marx Lemon, whose representation of q bluf naval
officer is a good souud unaffected bit vi nature,
and Mr. Augustus Egg, whose humor rs he giun-
bling chips cook Jobu Want, is at once unexaggss.
ated and Characteristic. p.
Tire scenic effects, which under the supcEn.endsacs
Of M.ssrs Stan6ei AID Telbin, W re deemed perfect
at 1avistt OK House, W RI transter to the Gallery
Of Ulust alton" OF the occasion Of the Performance.
ano, as proof of the zeal by which the maaagsment
wa aotused We have only to record the faeG that the
Die paratlon Of the stage cid not commence Till Mr. and
Mr.. L. G. Reed bad completed their ordinary enter
ianmept in the Afternoon and left the coast Gear for
Oh ateur operations.
We subjon the cast Of the Fro. Dtp aud the farce
tia, followed it. with the information that the perform,
will be repeated still for the benefit Of the "Jer'
rsla Fund" on Saturday, the 25th inst.:
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vn,ed 70 their legs bcforo they murdered their victims
and called stter tim to the marks Of their m"nsc'es
sshine II they were rot jest ied in what they were
dors This may may not be The case out II U. Ger ,
tair that the severe sentence the muneers OF the
Third Cavalry was the Immediate cause OF the Meerut
marrncre which precd ed that at Delhi by only e
hons. In both stations the people of the city ana
Bazaar appear to have been very active and 70 nave
aided the nu,ineers in their bloody work.
Unlcmen.ures will not do when the day OF retrlbu-
,ion arrives. II is to be hoped that lesson may be
taught not easily forgotten, and Delhi remain no
longer in the pages of history.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
en.crc.,inu from, WnshiuusOn.

WAsmNGroN, March %, Evening. The Cab
inct meeting yesterday had under consideration
the Dallas Clarendon treaty amended by the
Senate and approved it in that form. 1t will be
conveyed to our minister at the Court If ST..
james by Alex, H. Evans, Esq, # this city ,wlo
will leave Boston for Europe on Wednesday
next
The resignation Of GOV. Geary was moi roc"i,
ed here until yesterday, although an intmution
of his determination Ia resign was transmitted To
the Executive several days ago. Gov. Geary is
not here, as has been stated in the New York pa
pcrs. The administration has not yet acted on
the subject; and thPretore,no successor has been
appointed.
Mr., German, who resigned the governorshp
of Minnc-ot will remain in that territory and
will be m anbcr of the constitutional convention
which is TO meet ct ST, Paul, in July next. He Is
now in this city.
Ex-Governor Higher, of California has been
appointed minister to Chilli vice Mr. Stnrkweath.
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ORslIS AIRY.

Died 1t Rocky Mount, franklin Co, Va, on Thurs
day the 18th day ot March, 1887, wv. H. TrRNRrll,
eldest sou OF Col Henry Turnbnl aged 10 years aud
10 DAYS. The writer has never known II death Rt-
tended with more circumstances of deep melancholy
and heart rending than that of the unfortunate sub
ject of this notice. On Monday the ri inst, he was
with two or three others in Il room adjoining theho-
tel Mt this place. when drunken man came in aud
without any prorocaton on the part of the deceased
or any rrcsio i'll feeling between the parties, COM
mencei attack upon the deceased, who WAS en-
trev unpreparel 10 defend himself and being driven
back behind the counter Of the store house III which
they were his eenist reached across the counter
and stabbed him in the right side with pocket knife
Physicians were Immediately called in and render
ed such relief as they eoald but The case was one
beyond human control. He fingered till the 10th
inst, when he died.
lie bore his suferings with great patience, and du-
ring the whole time he never heard 10 utter
word Of l-fceling towards The unfortunate who
had taken his life Though not professor of reli-
gion, when told several days previous 10 his death
that he could not recover he expressed willingness
10 die if it was the will OF God.
pss&k*.
Missouri papers are requested To copy.
Ia Charlottesville, on Wednesday night last Mrs
JANE LYNN, the wife Of Eghert r Watson and daugh-
ter of late Mr. Thos. Greieh, OF Lewisbnrg Va
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VI -seriOu.!-S 500 in Gold found by some Chill
drfn.-An owner wanted.

Some ten days ago, MS some children were at play
near bridge, mile and half or Two miles south
of our village, they discovered an old shot-bag
der the bridge, partly covered with rubbish. which
on examination was found to contain $500 in gold
in $50, 10 and 50 piecesl The bag and contents
have been deposited for safe-kecping for the benefit
OF the owner. Information in regard to the deposit
of the bag can be had on appcationat the Ollie Of
the Cnttamugus Freeman. This is rather mystic
rinns a'lir-still we hope this precious article
Lay ind its rghtful owner Cdttorda9ns freeman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

Gen. La Vega the Mexican General, is stopping at
Wizards Hotel Mt Washington, is also Col May,
who took La Vegas guns, aud made him prisoner at
he battle of Patio Alto; and to complete the curious
reunion, Col Magrudcr, to whom May handed La
Vega over for safc-keeping is at the same hotel 1t
must have been pleasant well suggestive to see
these warriors assembled the dinner table, in
friendly way aud popping champagne corks in
stead Of une FOUNDERS
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Enilo Of the Bnnk Of <ewcnsttc-AbseOndinv
NJ liz ~ hiCC.

Pm rsnuRe, March Il, ls57.-rhe Bank of Newcas-
tie, the credit of which has been impaired for some
weet has finally stopped payment The amount OF
coin in the bank yesterday to redeem notes amount
ing to ST. 900 was just 81.
The cashier, Mr. Waggonseer, il is said, has alb
SC ondcd with 100000
rhceiircetors Of the bank all men of respeeta-
b ity aud have been most sadly duped by the cash
i'r who was Il fast liver aud deeply engaged in Eas-
tern speeulations Large sums belonging to the
hank recklessy loaned to corporations, most OF
which will be lost, among others 10000 to The
GIammeroy Bank of Indiana.
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.\fEST NEWS.

WAsutNoroN. March 23-There is but little
news here Ia. day. The Baltimore. Philadelphia
aud New York appointments are still under ad
instment. and may be announced in n few days.
II may be put down rs certain Judge Mason has
been offered the eolleotorship of Baltimore. He
will accept - indeed, has already. if report be
rect. sign'tied his Willingness t. take the posi-
ton.
Doctor Morris is the only formidable applicant
excepting Colonel Davies. for The Post Office,
HIS chances ARE encouraging for success. Strong
'Hoits, however, making in favor OF Col,
Davies
With regard to the other important Offices IL
Is Impossible 10 say yet Who will get them. he
President has come to no definite decision.
1t is pretty well understood that Nj. Addison,
District Attorney, aud Mr.. Watkins. L. :. Mar
>hal. will be- retained. No special effort has been
or is likely TO bo made, by others 10 d'splaee
thcm.
1t is said that the mission 10 Constantnople
Gill be- filed by soma one outside of Mary
land.
Mr. Forney is certain to have good office
probably Consul 10 Liverpool or Glasgow.
Referring Saturday to your townsman, Col
onel Kane, intended to intimate that he would,
in all probability. meet with eventual success in
negotiating the sale OF his property Merchants
ENchnnge-for Government purposes,
James NJ. Buchanan, Esq, will certainly get
foreign mi -sion, which may possibly interfere
with the hopes oi Mr. May
Governor G;enry of Kansas is now here Ills
COURSE he's not be"n approved very cordially
The National Hotel is closed and deserted.
The cou rmttee's Investigations leave no doubt
that the sickness was produced by foul air en-
geudrrud by tho sewers.
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Suffering in the PIaius-Bhc Mormon Hand
Ernims.

George d. Grant, who was sent out by Braghnm
lonug to relieve OF the sufferers on the Palms.
writes back follows:
We had no snow to contend with until we got o
the Sweet Water. On the l9th and 10Th of October
we encountered a very severe snow storm. We met
Brother We's company on the 2lst Tie was
from six to ten inches deep where met them
They truly in bad..situation, but we rendered
them all the assistance in our power.
We travelled until the 10th when we met Capt
Edward Martins company of handcarts and Capt
liodgetts wagon company at place called Red
Buttcs, sixteen miles below the Platte bridge. We
met Capt. J. A. HINTS wagon company twenty six
miles below the bridge. Capt. Martin informed us
that about Sc out of coo had died upon the Plains
up to that date. Those who had died were mostly
old people.
We dealt out TO Brother Martins company the
clothing, &r., that we had for them: and next morn
ing, after slowing our wagons full OF the sick, the
children and inlrm, with good amount of luggage,
started homeWard about noon. The snow hcgan to
fall very fast, aul continued until late at night 1t is
about eight inches deep here aud the weather is
very cold.
1t is not of much use for me TO attempt to give
description Of the situation of these people, for this
you will learn from your son Joseph \. and Brother
Carr, who are the bearers Of this express; but You
can imagine five six hundred men, women and
children, worn down by drawing liand-cart3 through
snow and mud; fdnting by the Wnysde; falling,
chilled by the cold; children crying, their limbs stiff
fened by cold their feet bleeding, and of them
bare to nnd frost. The sight IS almost too
much for the stoutest Of us but We go on doing all
we can, not doubling desparing
Oar company is too small to help much. 1t is on
" - drop TO a bucket it were, in comparison to
what is needed. think that not over one third of
Brother Martins company is able TO walk. This you
may think is extrayagant but it is nevertheless true
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
From, Washington.

WASuINGroY March 23.-Gov. Grary was to have
had an interview with the President this morning. but
the time previous to the Cabinet meeting was monop-
olizea by n large number of New York politicians
some OF whom hesiogea the members of the Cabinet
a; their private lodgings relative to tie appointments
which the Cabinet is to-day engaged.
Col Pickering, OF South Carolina, has been ten
aerel a toreipn mIissan.
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- EHDENER ~ WlssgAssEAD,
- Drugx,.i@ mud Npothccpric.

HANK Souat,t, LNNctHuua, VA,
Have and AMI Ill continue additions
lAtEc and Nv" Stus oils,
Paints Giass Fancy Articles Ae ac to which they invite
the attention of buyers -.
To COUNTRY rnsCI ~ they SNer the prompt filling NJ
their ncs with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prcpaa
ious manufactured by thcmsove pnrchaaod from
liable rices that viii leave ne ndncemen To ont
of thu STATE Any article not Oh hand tasho NJ shortest
NM a SlRpElllR,
fh2b :. WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

The Hon VIM. J. brown n member ofthe 2Sth
and 3lst Congresses: Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral during Mr.. Folks Administration. and for
The last four years special agent ofthe Post OF
ice Department for Indiana and lno :, diel
near Indianapolis on the 18TH inst.
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fNTN IOrEs.
~ Main street, syUrhbUg, Vn..

p
This house long known the Union Hotel. has recently
been thoroughly repaired and for the reception 81
transient and Ia, hnades. The ocaon is of tho most
delightful In the city aud strangers visiting nchhurg VIII
hni the CITY lloo in department. airy and comtur
table leus" Every neuon Will be paid 10 Guests ealonln
ted /" rndo them comfortable and happy at this establish
mant The subscriber respectfully soicta share Of public
patronage JOHN T. HAWKINS.
n-Scvoral families be furnished with nne, airy
accommodating terms J + II.
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q
Aitr Inspector a Marines lidfctnaSt.
hlIs n NnstEuEAD,
u (ou mi uercbuO0s,

For the sale Tobacco nur aud other Country Produce.
lNNcnuNa, Va. hnNiug formed coparuershp for tho
pose OF doing general Commission Bhsineas will their
undivided attention 10 all rnnsgnmeuts made To thcm
Office In the Store of aoarge II DAVIS aud next door 10 A.
u Ruckrr EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Jan H. ~ THOMAS q hill
Refer 70 Capt Ino NJ otey, Cashier Rauk ct Va. u u pa
Wis Jne. 4 Davs Co. Sam NJ Garland. Amhcrsti Mayo
Cahel Nelson Il G. Mitchell Cashier Merchants bank,
Ia
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$500 FsENy ARD!y where"

houses aud ouiluss Tho ety have and attemp.
which akrallY
that il he work If vile ncendary iictndr
bring the Offend offenders IA in tice
and arrest any further mischief hereby in the and
behalf II the ety of s nelburg offer reward Of five lun
dred Dollars who will detect,
anu hHs Justice the PerPeator perpetrators Of
and do all and eac OF the
good citizens he tn" alert aud unite with the city author
rs In frretng out detecting and bringing to punishment
these c'Iditl,s. WIN. -. BRANCH, Mayor.
Rpl- capY lunar IL dts
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uy.u.,.u..ET ,,.Cr orIANOaND OTu-

Err PROPERTY FOR SAlE--By authority Of the
will Of the late Samuel n brown will ~ Tuesday, the 1h
day OF April 1887 ~ O'Clock NJ fir II not the next fair
except Sunday aud Monday sell at public auction tho
the valuable Tract of Land on which the said
samuel brown rsidod Ia the county OF bedford The tract
is River aud the Rocky Mount Turnpike.
about niles - W OF New London, Il mloa hom lYnehhurg
road lay survey f3d gerrs aud fraction Tho
anl of excellent quality and extraordinary fertility. haa for
the laa twelve hcuu Improving under Iuleious
and Ia npN IN rNcelen henrt. aud
usually good condition pcsouhng surface unmpniroh aud
not wurn. except few which H'on ho restorud
The Southern border 10 bounded by otter
River with low grounds producing hohvy crops of Iobacco
From the low grounds the npands rising, abruptly,
thu part uelds with Southern aspect II
tmaod that about ono halt the tract Ia cleared The other
half R generally heavily mbrrod has growth indicating the
fertility of the soil eontan large body Of the heat
Tobacco Bosles otter River the bor
DIR the tract IsmtvHeced by otor streams, alrlng
good deal Meadow land nnd contains Mt present good
meadow. Tho improvements consist of handsome Bleh
dwelling House with out houses including Caring Housa
House onoo Cabns untn S.aolc Corn House sc The
excellent nghberhood and wonll bo difficult
find this part the State better for the entva
tou OF Tobacco grain
Nj, Alexander Irvine. MIR TilRhmnu A. Cobbs MAJOR w
W Andrews, being In the immediate negbbood viii show the
und 10 those who wi4h to Areit There ison IL
Ing of wheat though not largo and
lion Will hn made f other crops The tract will be sold
tire, two,accT shall best tho day Of sale
when the terms viii be made known
At the time aud place unless future notice Ia given Of
change viii be sold the Savea Cattle Stock Corn other
pcrislablc property of the said =, \, lrpwn deed
ROBr. j DAVIS,
Adm'r with the Will annex ed of s r brown decd
Rep and Bedford Sentinel copy mar II dood1 rt7npl
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Nr-. Picrrc-chc Mission Ia France.

NANllNUroN, Match 2l.-Mr Tictec gots on Web
nesday next To pass month in Philadelphia, where
Mrs Pierce is 10 take medical advice
Mr. Mason, onr minister to France, IA certainly 10
be recalled
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

~ W. PAGER, Attoruc, ut Inv. o.Surhb0rg,
Va has removed his once 10 the tho Store
Of II Rueker opposite the Bank 81 Virginia
AN dAclN
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1se.,uuutiope f Nr.iuBo,o,k.

W. i. Bocock, Attorney General uf Virginia.
has resigned his office. and Gov. Wise has issued
a Proclamation for n new election to no held
the fourth Thursday in May next, to supply the
vacancy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

BARN BURNED.--rhe barn of Joscph Wood, about
four miles northeast Of town, destroyed by fire
Monday night the 9h inst, at 10 o'clock and seven
horses burncG to death, in addition to com
Iete loss Of gearing ma farming Implements. Two
Years ago BY a similar misfortune, Mr. Wood lost
eleven hundred bushels OF wheat aud other valuable
property, To the amount OF three thousand dollars
and his recent los, which cannot he much less than
Il ousand dollars, follows upon the first with u
rapdity that is truly dsheartenng especially when
there is every evidence vi incendarm in both cases
Winchester Aegu6licds.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

!, : W funeral services of the late Mrs MARTHA H.
la1LAEa. will take place at 3 ocInrL ~ Ia, ~
neslayl :. NJ, at St. Panls church. ''
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EAST TENNESSEE RALReAD-Wc understand that
the will be put upon ~ miles of the Tennes see
road from Bristol in the course of week or So and
they viii be running to Jonesborough DO miles, by
the middle of June.-IG lrgaiaa
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E)s
T1ss
Ia MILLINERY .>nr.vry q
~ GOOns:. S.

w -
We respectfully call the attention of our customers an
OF SPRING GOODS, which we receiving Now
York where have selected them g,cat from u
most shiouabe establishments aud tor sy aud beanty
feel assured cannot he suppressed IN th or other markell
stock consists in BDNSErS, GIPSEYS, LEGHOK
FLATS RUTLAND BLOOMERS. RIBBONS, FLOWER :,
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS. MOIlAIR CAPS aud co +.
FIERS, HEAD DRESSES OF dihercut STYLES Also JET T
OKNAMENTS. WHITE WAN BEADS. back fro n
HAIR BRAlDS and an elegant lot OF MANrlILAS. Mt II
may wish purchase Bnhrs and Flats bleachcd aud repar
,dm good order and asAort nne On opening day wh
the hausomeat anl largest variety ot Bnnnets and Man
that W have presented in this market
All orders from the country III be promptly attended t.
and good terms as II the ndvi ual Plea
with cali h,frc purchase and feel
you viii he able yourselves both price and quality
mar - R"fs copy. ] MATrHlAS& co
DALE COTTON.-onr stocA OF Esnir Cote u
u isn W full and complete comprising all numbers rt n,
five fourteen II god article at the lowest
market price give call NJ. UDll.INS Il co.
Pits
SEID OATs.-20O gsusi,ei. of very superior
- Seed Oats in store and Tor sale by
mar "a ia NJ. HoiLlNS & co.
NrEW 200 "a, by u Vir.imian.-iTn,co OF Isn.
~ cons Rebellion, 10y st Georgc Tucker for sale b,
Rep copy PAYNE CHRISTIAN.
(NTN EEEsEsOS.-Eu pursuance Of Nc-o-
~ luton of The CITY Council thereby give notice to the o
gal voters of the CIV of yac bur that the Annual Election
Friends Ware Iiour Isuch Ward aud Planter Ware
Iol1e in Henry Ward or Members Of the City Council Mem
bic. Master of Police Commissioner and Assessor at the Rev
Surveyor Of the city and Oycrsocrs of the Poor
inithGr give notice mat AmheSr IL lcker W I'M an',
iro Newton Gordon Peieg Scahuy and Seth Nood"o #
Lynch Ward aud juo. l. Murrcl Gro b Thurman Vim 4.
Anderson Jas NJ haDkorohd Robert Eoriy OF Henry Ward
appointed Camna to superncnd, and r. NJ. Dun
Lynch Ward and Christopher Clark ofIenry Ward
appointed officers to conduct said Gle, ton.
JAS O WILLIAMS
mar clark, at ifutg ell