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Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
VARIET les j..

O5- The Maryland Agricultural Fair will
be held in Baltimore, from October 8 to %.
~ Hon. Robert J. Walker has been invited
10 address the New Jersey State Agricultural
Fair.
Governor Wise has gone on a visit to Acomac
county, Virginia. He will probably be absent
two or three weeks from Richmond.
Governor McRae is spoken of for Congress
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
General Quitman.
ILLINoIs.-The whole loss by the flood at
Cairo, it is said, will be inside Of $4,000.
NJ Anthony Burns, the fugitive slave, was
among the recent distinguished" visitors in
Boston.
OrsT The only daughter of w. c. MacreOdy,
the retired tragedian, died recently IN Eng
land.
0ArA dysentery Of very violent type is said
to prevail in several counties of Virginia.
MANY children have fallen victims.
nA- The trade in frogs is becoming a some
what important one. John Mckinney, of Utica,
last week sent five thousand CT these dainty
animals to Albany, where they were devoured
with great gusto by the epicures.
The Governor General of Canada gets
S3I GOO per annum-$6 600 more than the
President of the UniIed States gets.
NJ William Taylor, Esq, of Montgomery
Ala. has offered n reward Of $4,000 for the
annrehension of the murderer OF his son, Abnel
C. Taylor.
A MILK IrEM-The quantity of lactael fluiC
which daily goes to Philadelphia per Baltimore
Railroad, produced between the "Quakcr City
and Wilmington, is 5000 gallons. This bust"
ness is largely increasing in that quarter.
Or5- The Petersburg htelhgemcer thinks
that the aggregate inspections of tabacco II
virginia on the lst of October will, in al
probability, reach 10000 hhds.; at all events
the EXCESS over last year Will be FULLY lO'oo
, hhds.
G4TThe increase of female writers OF tn
first rank is one of the most remarkable lea
lures of the lines. No less than four OF tn
learned papers in late number OF one OF th
venerable American quarterlies were write
. by females.
NAJ- A Methodist class leader IN Albany Me-
York. sent his wife away on visit to her mc
tber, sold his property. and ran away from
A wifi. and three children, to the west, with
q handsome young glrI of the same church. who's
character had hitkerto been lrrcproachHble.
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DIE D.,

At his residence, in this Hundred, on tho
morning of the l4th inst, SAMUEL II. HOLDING,
IN the 42d year OF his age.
Mr.. II. was prominent and well known among
us-enterprising as a citizen and generous as a
man. tie had a large circle of friends, and his
death cast gloom over the entire community.
May he rest in peace.
In Smyrna, on the 23th of June. EDWIN
BURRIs, son of John II. and Hester f. Wood
field, aged years. month and % days.
Ills one long weary month to-day,
Measured by pain AMI sorrows strife,
Since thou, darling passed away,
TO render up thy stainless life.
scarce can think that thou arI He'd
So freshly rcigEs thy image here
Till shudJe4ing memory paints thee dead
And resting thy lowly bier
can recall the very last
Fond kiss thou left upon my brow;
How sadly does the thought contrast
With my dark desoiation now!
The flowers will shed their sweet perfume
Upon the sod where Eddy rests
Oh, would those flowers early bloom
Were heaped above this aching breast.
&C.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

Mr. MoRsE's PRoPHEsY.-In letter written
fifteen years ago to the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, MIR. Samuel F. B. Morse said:
Some careful experiments on the decOm-
posing power at various distances were made,
from which the law of propulsion has heen de-
duced, verifying the results of Ohm aud those
which made in the summer of 1912, and allu
ded to in my letter to the Hon. G. G. Ferris.
and published in the House report No. II OF
the last Congress.
The practical inference from this law is that
a teleraphi communication, ,en the electro-mag-
netic plan, may, with certainty, be established
across the Atlantic ocean! Startling as this
may now seem, am confident the time will
come when this project will be realized"
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
Miscellaneous advertisements.
NOTICE to the Creditors ofJas. Taylor g. Son.
Public Sale.

THE undersigned Will sell al Public Vcnduc,
THURSDAY, the 2GIh day "l August INST al the shop
new carried on by Guorge w Ia, lor, IN The Town OF
SmS kenI cutHiy and State OF Dc ware, the fol.
lnwIhg Chatcls, formerly hrlUng ing To the finn Of
iavlor d Son, aud in which The interest Of James
raV!or sold by The Shcrillui Kent county, Tie
; lh Of Nov n,cr last, and bought by lhc two last
named of the undersigned 10 wit:
Turn NJ Lathe for ron AMI lot of Nlachnist Tools,
| Wood Lathe, CiiScl$, G0u"cS, etc; Boring Lathe.
Hits ctcand Boring AlachIIes Line Shaft, Pdllcy~,
Bands etc; GIg and Circular Saw, Bench and
Vices; Foundry Fixtures, such cupa patterns,
tasks and tools and large lot of PUw and Machine
Castings. lacasniIh-shnp Fixtures such as Bellows,
AnNils hammers stacks and dies lot of Iron and
Coal large lot Of Window Crates; lot OF Oak, POpur
and Gum Plank and SCaniling hubs and spOkes large
Tot OF PloWs suitable for iauw pluwIng: new
Wheat 1hrcsher and Horsepower, a lot OF Wheel
wright Tools Low Wagon for drlWiAg wheat ihrcSl'-
cr lot 0fPiOw names ngIclrecS forks, plow-bcan
sprung handles. round. clc; lot OF COrnshelcrs,
both hand and horsepower; lot of ilarfow-Fran IS
rnd CultlvatOrS, GrubbiHg hoes, etc new HOrse-
RakCs new Wheclbarruw, WuUd Wagon
p1eIe; sets of Wagon Wheels, sets Ui Low Wheels
cor drawing tire: her etc, etc.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock. pm. Terms at sale
GEO. ". TAYLOR,
ISAAC SHORT
JAO. NJ. DENNING.
Anon
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SmYrna, Angust l9, 'IS.ls.
Mechanics Store !

Cheap Groceries, Cheap Dry Goo :, aud Great
Bargains in all kinds of Goods,
at the Mechanics Store,
Where all who desire to cconOmisc their means,
should call an buy much Goods for ten dollars cash
r IN produce, as they get elsewhere for Twelve
lillerm dollars
sell the best Groceries at the very low est price;
We sell ia" best Dry Goods at the very lowest price
We sell all kinds and OF Boots SHOES and Cal.
ters cheaper Than sold at any other sure-not eN-
coping the grca tlangcn, who is word-rcnowncd foc
his chea pu' s.,
We sell the very best qualities of Snuff and Scgars;
We sell only for Cash;
We Buy all kinds OF Country Produce, at the high
est prices for Goods, OF per cen! oil foI cash
Very thankful! for the liberal encouragement here
Ioefe extended 10 us, we hope, by Srict attention 10
business ard determination 10 please all, 10 lnert
md receive a continuance of the same
J. r. WILLIAMSON,
AugI9'jS West Commerce slecI SMYRNA Del
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

FARMS FOR SALE.--Mr. James Perry, near
Easton, Md, offers for SAFE, $50 acres OF highly
improved real estate. The farm is eligiLly
situated, in good, healthy section, and conve-
nient to steamboat navigation. fine chance
for persons desiring a frst-rate investment.
Thomas B. Buckingham will sell at Chester
town, Md on Tuesday next, the 24th instant
his valuable Farm of ll0 acres, situated with
in three miles Of said place.
Geo. Vickcrs, Esq, Agent, will expose to
public sale, at the hotel of James Elliott, in
Millngton, on Friday, the 81 OF September,
the Farm of Mr. Stephen Locates, lying within
II miles of Chestcrtown, and containing 1G3
acres.
At the same place, aud on the same day, the
following lands will be sold: A Farm belong
ing TO the estate of the late James ii. Smith
deceased, situlted near MilIngton, and con-
tanning 2l2 acres. Two Farms belonging to
James N. Smith and James Smith, lying il
Kent county, Md, aud containing 26244 and l9l
acres, respectively. Also, valuab Farm o
80 acres, lying on the road from AlilliDgton tc
Chestertown, about three miles from the Ches
Ter River Bridge, and belonging TO the estate
| of the late Thomas Primrose, deceased.
For further particulars, see advertisements.
Several Farms and Tracts of Land are alsC
advertised for sale by Sheriff Green.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
The Atlantic Telegraph a Success.

On Monday afternoon, the working of the in
struments upon the Atlantic Telegraph BECAME
successful, and the promised message of the
Queen, which had been looked for with such
anxiety by all classes in America, was received
by President Buchanan. and his reply Dispatch
edts Her Majesty. On the receipt of the news
of the opening of telegraph communicat tions
with Ireland, the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
throughout our larger cities. A national sa.
lutte was fired at Lancaster, Pa, the church.
bells were ruBg for an hour, and bonfires kim
died in honor of the event. Philadelphia was
oil alive, and 10 New York city salutes were
fired and Trinity church bells were rung. 10
Louisville. Ky. a display of fireworks took
place, and in Nashville. Tenn, the bells were
rsng. bon6res kinded. and the people paraded
the streets with music. Washington, Bati-
more, Boston, and numerous other cities, also
experienced the feelings, aud gave exhibitions
of the gladness that pervaded the country.
The message from Queen Victoria to the
President is as follows:
"QUEEN'S MESSAGE"
To the Honorable, the
President Of the United States:
Her Ma lesty desires TO congratulate the
President upon the successful completion of this
great International work, in which the Queen
has taken the deepest interest"
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Washing ton, Aug. I6-The President of
the United States cordially recprocates the
congratulations of Her Majesty, the Queen, on
eho - fbo ;,eo L.
accomplished by the science, skill and indomi-
table energy Of the two countries. 1t is tri-
umph more glorious, because more useful, than
was ever won by the cOnqnerar of the field of
battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph company
under the blessing of Heaven, prove TO be
bond of perpetual peace and friendship between
the kindred nations, and an instrument destined
by Divine Providence TO ditiuse religion, civil
lIzation, liberty and law throughout the world
In this view, will not all the nations of Chris
tendon spontaneously unite in the declaration
that it shall be forever nentral, and that its
communication shall be held sacred in passing
to the places of their destination in the midst
of hOstlities"
The Queens message was received Monday
evening, by Mr.. Buchanan, at the White House,
where the reply was prepared.
The North American says: The message
of the President, in reply 10 that Of the Queen,
is one decidedly credtabe to its author, and
though longes than that to which it responds,
is altogether pertinent and well expressed
The desire for the permanent neutrality OF the
line in time of war; finds shape most appio opri-
ately and in the proper quarter. Few Ameri-
cans can fail TO feel proud of this reply Of our
chief magistrate, at once SO courteous and SO
full of meaning"
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
For Sale.

TIE subscriber offers AT private sale his FARM i'm
Landing Neck, Whrreun he now resides con.
thinning go ACRES of Landi about 100 acres Of
which is Wood aud Timber. and the balance is clear
ID The Land Is susceptible of improy cmthi, being
0 red clay bottom. This Farm is within three i0urlhs
Of a mile of The great Choplalrk river and a few hnn
dred yards of one OF the hest Mineral Springs in the
State: commonly known as Lloyd's Springs"
There might be large quantity of Ship Timber cut
9 the form, and II is very short distance To hanl
The improvements small Frame dwelling
with Kitchen good Barn, Granary, Com house
Stables Carriage house and Meat house Also aWcU
Of excellent water in the yard
Tins Farm Is about sin miles from Easton Md and
about three miles from rappe. The steamboat masses
wlmn thrco.qnarers OF mile of the house. twice a
week for BallmUre Unless sold soon il will be far
rent Persons wishing TO purchase will please exam
inc the premises.
augl9-2w JAMES PERRY
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A@1SS

W A correspondent fthe New York Times,
at Granada, writes, that the rumor that the u.
S. government was about to blockade the ports
of Nicaragua, had created quite a sensation
there. Gen. Lamar, our minister, had pro-
traoted interview, on the 22d ultimo, with the
Nicaraguan cabinet, and informed them that his
government was about to take decisive mca-
sures in the pending questions.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

STEAM ON CANALs.-The papers of Western
New York indulge freely in their descriptions
of the steam canal fleet" with Governor
King on board that last week experimental on
the Erie Canal. They seem to think the adop-
tion of steam as " foregone conclusion"
Progression is the motto,-the times are
omlnous SO let us have a Steam-tug, too, on
the Chesapeake and Delaware and, in the
absence of King-ly guest, Gov. Temple or
Gov. Cummins will do-very well.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

Smyrna MARKEr.-Trade in vegetables be-
coming brisk. Green corn selling at Gallo, and
Squashes at sal2c. per dOz.; Tomatoes, $l.O
uer BUSH; Apples. SOC. per bush., and Peaches
75c.asI per basket. Watermelons bring Gala
cts; Canteleups-but few offered, and prices
vary to suit quality. Spring chickens feict
S2.25 per dozen, Eggs 6 cents, and Butter q
cents ner lb
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

HoRsE STOLEN. AT the Camden camp
ground, on the night of Sunday week last, q
dark-brown mare, with stiff foreleg, was
stolen. The owner, William Register, "a COL
ored man living near Smyrna,) offers $500 re-
ward for the recovery of his property.
A fellow who is rogue enough TO steal lame
morse at a camp meeting, would rob hen.roost
We hope "theyU ketch i'm"
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

THE News FROM FRAZER River has some
what cooled down the gold fever. Private let
ters are said to be more discouraging than the
newspaper accounts. Spectators and steam
ship owners, however, tell very different story
they allegc that the discOuraging accounts
come from disappointed parties, and that the
mines are immensely rich. The safest plan for
everybody is, to hold on " awhile.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

MARRIAGE OF EcKEL AND MRS CUNNINGHAM.
The New York Day Book says that the famous
Cor infamous) John ]. Eckel has married the
Mrs. Cunningham, and that they are now living
together, as of old, in New York city. Eckel
is the proprietor of fat melting establishment.
which has recently been indicted as nuisance.
Both parties long ago became moral nusances.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

rIe I'll MES" is published Epery ThUSlay, By
R,sr. D. IlopfEcIna. Elito' and Proprietor, at the
Temperance HnH. Smyrna, Del.
TERMS O'cRIPr:oN.-Oas yoar.'Sl so in adsanoe,
=, $500 If MT pIii I'LL end Of The gear. No paper
x,.e,aii .aei until all arrears are paid-O,ly al The
o,ioa Of tie Publisher.
avyERrlslN For eUary square Of l2 lines less first
i.ssrtio 81 cts each Subse Is"t insertion IS ct=.-
L;f.rlL arraa geasHts made SiM yearly and half
,sarIy lcertisers.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

AN EXTENSIVE SALE of Agricultural Imple-
ments. Mochine-shop Fixtures, Blacksmlth-shop
Tools, &C., &C.. will take place at tho old stand
of j. Taylor & Son, in this town, on Thursday
the Goth of August Read the notice of Geo.
w Taylor, Isaac Short, and John M. Denning,
in this issue,
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

OF A variety of advertisements of interest
10 the public, given in this weeks paper. The
readers attention is specially directed to those
of VIM. II. Start, William Parry, and William
H. GiIpin. It will be seen, also, that the Smyrna
Academy commences its Fall session Monday
week next.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

ANOTHER LINR.-lt is stated that the COM
pany which was formed last year for the pur-
pose of establishing telegraphic communication
between the Island of Cuba and the American
continent. have completed their preliminary
arrangements, and are resolved to commence
the work Immediately.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

or A prospective prize-in the shape OF
refreshing shower--was hurried from us by
"wings of the wind" on Tuesday night. The
dark cloud that seemed so portentons. proved,
in this town at least, like the poets vision OF
the world-iIHsive. A heavy wind blew-but
we have had enough Jlo0ing on the subject
we need rain. It is excessively shot and dry
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

BARGAINS ON "THE HILL."-ThOse Of our
readers in want of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,
should not fail to give the 4" Mechanics Store
a call. Mr.. Williamson advertises TO sell " at
the very lowest prices for cash or country
produce. His store may be found in West
Smyrna, and his advertisement in another col
umn.
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40 Teachers.

Tha next regular meeting of the Smyrna Teachers
Institute will be held at the Smyrna academy, on
saturday. August 2lst. The Programme Of Exercises
IS as foIisws :-Dscussion on School Examinations at
10 o'c'ock, m; Exercises in Geography at lOf m.
bv J 3 Cooper; Grammar at ii IN, by Pennewell {;
Writing at 9 m. by o M Putnam; Nlent. Ar. at p p
m. by Mrs Bass; Reading, Spelling and Defining
at 3 p m, by o Nj PuInami Arithmetic at IN, by U
N Bass; Essay at Il III, by N Bass
JNO. B. COOPER, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

CRY MARkEr.-A Philadelphia exchange
says Sweet potatoes are coming into our mar
ket in abundance, and some are of very superior
quality. They sold, Friday, at from 50 to so
per basket, retailing at 10 cents per pound
White potatoes sold for - cents and 81 per
basket Tomatoes are becoming plenty; they
sell for 62 - cents the basket. Corn il
down, bringing 75 cents the basket, II cents
the dozen. Apples and peaches are scarce,
and command, though of infercr quality, high
price; the former 81 80 So, the latter from
81 so to 81 50 the basket. In defiance of the
ordinance requiring potatoes, apples and peach
es to be sold by the bushel or the pound, the!
are invariably sold by the basket. There was
a number of fine quality watermelons in market
Yesterday, retailing from II to 80 cents. Cit,
rons have fallen in price. and they can now be
bought for 15 cents the basket.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
1Iho ,aoo,, rocoiyod a. s

GEN. WALKER.-The report received at ST.
Iouis that Gen. Walker, with 500 fllibustcrs,
pa assed Ell Paso, en- route for Sonora, about The
10Th ult., must be erroneous, as he was, 1t Is
said. in Mobile on that very day.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
STARTS LENIEHENT.
SMYRNA, Aug. 5ih, .SJS.


II gives pleasure TO spcaT OF this Medicine pre-
nared and sold by William II Start, Of this place.
have used it freely. tor ChOlc, with my Horses; and
IN every case with success 1t is valuable pIepara-
lion GEO. w. NOM.HlNo.
acJ- The al owe Liniment has good reputation and
should be in the possession of every family 1t Is sold
Inv Druggists Throughout the Peninsula.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

REnovED.-Doct. John s. Sites has removed
from Elk'on. Md, to Middletown, Del where
he intends TO pursue his profession. The Cecil
Wig says, the Doctor leaves many friends be-
hind him, and will, no doubt, surround himself
with hosts Of others in his now location.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

TEACHERS, ATTEND!-The Secretary gives
notice that the next regular meeting of the
Smyrna Teachers Institute, will be held at the
Academy, in this town, on Saturday next, Aug
2lst.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

OE Should the Atlantic Telegraph prove
success, It will become necessary, for brevi'y,
economy and privacy, in dispatches, both official
and individual, to invent new alphabets or SYM
bols, which will be concerted between parties
on either side. Plans for Official corrcspon-
dence have been submitted to the government
for examination and adoption. The State De-
partment, writes Washington correspondent
of the Baltimore San, now has a cyPhrr for
secret correspondence with agents abroad. Blu,
it may be doubted whether any system of this
sort will be practicable, if the dispatch is 10
pass through many stations beyond the termini
of the OCEAN telegraph. Serious mistakes
may easily be made by the operators.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
WARRIED.

On the 9th ult., by Rev. s. w. Thomas, (at
the Parse nage) MIR. Moses Clough, to Miss Ann
Hay, both of Maryland.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19

nray- There are four men in the Chicago jail
swai,inp trial for murder-lhree OF whom are
charged with killing their wives.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
Smyrna Prices Current.

Corrected WecLIy.
Wheat $l.20 for white, and 81 20 for red
Corn 62c. per bushcl.
Flour $500 per bb
Meal 95c. per bush.
Rye quiet ut Gjc.
Outs steady at SOC.
Beans $l.G0.
Hay is selling at $40 to $l2 per ton, for both
timothy and clover.
StaUes-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
WOOd-Ilickory $3.50; best Oak $3.50 !;
common Oak 81 %; Maple SS2.25, and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
FAMILY PRODUCE.
Butter, per ID, 20 Honey, per 10, Is
Eggs. per doz, 8 Dried Apples 81 75
Lard, per lb, 12a do Peaches, IS
Hams, 4" II Potatoes, per b, rs
Shoulders, 10 Chickens, per d, So 90
Sides, II Oysters, per bu, G2
Fallow, 10 Onio2s 80
Feathers, " 50
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 30; Red 20; Corn 02c !;
Oats 81.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 35; Red % Corn O5c !;
Oats Al.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
$;5 Reward

night last, dark brown MARE, with stiffness in Que
of her iOre-legs large knee;jnnt and with blunt
hoof, having the appearance OF being cut with cscl
ANY information respecting tha whereabouts OF SAID
mare will be thankfully received; or the above reward
will be given lor her return 10 the subscriber. living
near Smyrna. w. REGISTER
August Ii, SO anl9 1t
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
NOTICE.
10000 Peach Trees,

we'll grown and healthy; other Fruit and Ornamental
Trees cultivated and for sale Descriptive catalogues
furnished gratis. WILLIAM PARRY,
augI93m CinnaminsOn, New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-19
P0LITIG L.


0- The Peoples Party Of New Castle coun-
ty, held a Nomination Election on Saturday
last, when Abraham Cannon was selected as
their candidate for Sheriff, and John Boys for
Coroner.
0tT- The Peoples Party of Kent county, will
assemble in county meeting. at Dover, on the
24th instant, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, TUESDAY
aext,) to ratify the proceedings of the State
Mass Meeting of the 10Th of June last, and
provide for the appointment of Delegates to the
State Convention for the nomination of candi-
lateS for Governor and Representative TO Con-
yress.
0C+F The Democratic State Convention, to
nominate candidates for Governor and Repre-
sentative to Congress, will meet at Dover, on
Thursday next, August 2Gth.
The Wilmington Commonwealth has the fol-
lowing: We are informed that John a.
Cavender, of Smyrna, is to be the candidate of
the Peoples Party for Sheriff of Kent county.
We can say that no more capable and efficient
man could be selected by our friends in Kent"
W The State Convention of the Peoples
Party, will be held at Dover, on Thursday, the
I'd of September next, fer the purpose of nOmi-
nating Gubernatorial and Congressional candi-
lates.
0~T Joseph Morris, of Millsborough, and
William Lohand, of South Milford, the Com
mOnWealth says, are prominent men for candi-
JofoS 60 tho CHI ofEco Of SuSsov tho
Peoples ticket, we presume.
" The election in Arkansas has, as usual
been carried by the Democrats-the congress
men elected, all democratic.
~ The State Senate Of Illinois consists Of
twenty-five members--13 Democrats, 10 Re-
pubicans and Americans.
OEr Hon. VIM. II. English, of Indiana, has
been unanimously nominated for reelection 10
Congress, by the democracy of his district.
CEr Gerri,t Smith, of rank abolition noto-
riety, has accepted the nomination of Governor
Of New York, made by tho Liberty Convention.
" The Wilmington City Election takes
place on Tuesday, the 9TH of September next.
The following named gentlemen, according to
the Republican, have been spoken OF for the
Offices mentioned:
Peoples PAty.-For Mayor-Jos. N. TrOIh'
John Rice, Foster c. Messenger, Samuel Barr'
and Francis Vincent. Aderman-John T.
Robinson, Stephen Boldly and Abraham Stats.
City Treasurer-George d. Armstrong, VIM.
Bannar Benjamin s. Clark and III. II. J. Naff.
Assessor-Wm. Johnson, Stephen s. Pierce
and r. Galbreath.
DemOcrGtic.-For Mayor-Geo. Read Riddle,
Thomas Darrach, John p. Springer and Thomas
Young Alderman-John B. Lewis and John
Parsons. City Treasurer-Jamcs Watson, Jas.
l.. Morrow, John Wright and Samuel Newlin.
Assessor-John Burnett and Milton Lackey.