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CARRIAGE aANUFACToRIas

CARR HAGAN'S JOHN is out ~
HSAf~ of the ring. The question will 6gI
be asked, Why 1t is written, the laborer Is wor
thy OF his wages, and why should man toll tol
uaughis thankful for past favors, and contInD
ance OF good will
Rise, Jasp,ter, and Snuff The Noon !"
HAGAN'S JOHN stili retains Creek Nation, will
ali its laws and ndelible richts for it Is written
that MISREPRESENTATION is the frat law of Nature"-
Why should man despair. long as there is rect
to unfurl, for he kn0weth not his destiny? There
fore | have commenced my old business or 18th
street, and will be ready to build from Wheelbsr
TO a ak horse Cosch-wil hire out, sell, trade
and take Horses on iivery-wili be ready to trad,
for anything from a goose yoke up TO q blind OK
Barnuln with all his humbugs, and alkeF with his
military renown, is nothing - compare to HA
CAMS JOHN career, which you will hear more
hereafter. JOHN HAaAN,
ia lo-ts Greek Nation.
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lust RECEIVED. per steamer James

- town, few dozen Japanned TINS, of assorted
size and OF superior quality suitable for Sin te
Swinging signs, which Should like to sell at
small advance, or Letter to order in God Paint,
upon reasonable terms. JAS CARTER.
cor I4th and Franklin sts, opposite Exchange, Hotel
PS-Twoo or three good Journey m Ia House Paint
ers might tind employtn upon early appicatisn
je Jim j Nj CARTER
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BOARDING 60.

THE CENTRAL HQEEL-
l. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated at the corner of Grace and 9Th streets front
ing the ort west corner of tbs Capitol Square, ana
GEAR to the Washington Monument will be in reaGi
ness TO receive guests on the list January. 1888.
The locality in point of contiguity to business
oeiEg adjacent 70 the Capitol Banks, Custom Honse
Merchant Mills and Warehouses, together with IL;
heaithfulness because OF the beautiful proneuades
afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately in front
renderi at once attractive
With such advantages. the proprietor app eciate,
his responsibility in undertaking to the public
20 meet which he gives assurance OF ample suppiie
and the most assduous attention to the wants Of a
who may favor him with their company.
de 2S--dts FRANCIS j. SMITH, Proprietor.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE

sTAUNTON VA
Rt. Rev. ". MEADE. d. d, President of the Di
rec.ory.
Rt Rev. J. JOHNS. D. D., Vice President of the
Directory. =
Rev r. H PHILLIPS, A. NJ, Principal and Head
Of the Family assisted by fall corps OF experienced
and competent officers in the Boarding and Academ-
ical Departments
The session of 1859 will open the last W ED
NhSDAY in next September. Registers, with full
information, sent on application TO Rev. \. II
PHILLIPS. StauLton, Va. ap 28-5m%
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-. NEW NETaOD OF MAKING

NYyly ARTIFICIAL TEETH The snbscriesi ne
Sing purchased the rignt OF making AhIlflCtall
TENTH BIZ the tseopastie ffsrsss. Is Bow pFepSfS"
to make them. III
Tne advantages possessed By this rrocess ever all
others ara greater strsRgts CLEANLINESS, s~d 49,
racy OF adtptafDa. They can be inssf TED irYh ons
.ure thereby avoiding the necessity OF slA -.
Th.se y ho wish fof further information, can eAa'
tors Of persons who have tried this methed by cali
lag nj the subscribers ottiee,
JS0. MCCONNELL. Dentist.
sisi Oppo.ise G. rlLth.an Hall.
N. B.-Persons having badly nstirg Isetns vi
have them sxehengse A-T the above kma, ~ s
expca. O. 49, y - -
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oMaR. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
EfsSs1SSA The subscriber has on hand at his Coacl
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main aud Cary, Q3th and I4th streetsD near the Co
lumbar Kotel, COACHES, CHARlOTEES, BA-
R0QCHES BUaGIES. with aud without tops, and
SULKIES all of his own make, of tfebest materials
and workmanship: all of which will be sold as low
good work of the kind can be in the city of Rich
mond and respectfully ask q call from those il
want of any article in the Carriage line, as am de
termined to make TO order and sell at the loves
prices possible and all work sold, that is new, war
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
70
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DRAWING, PERSPECTIVE, &c.-Ths
~ undersigned respectfully offers his services
IN giving instruction in Drawing Perspective Chiaro
Scuro, Sketching from Mature, &C., on the following
terms:
Private lessons of one hour at.....-........ 81 0G
When Taught in classes of lot less than five
pncilS Gao
Night class three times II week. for each
month, payable in advauce......,......-..... o.
The use of field instruments and Typographical
drawing taught.
Refe ence: Rev. Geo. Woodbridge.
Please leave orders or IImuncati0ns az the E1
aminer office. fe lG-tsi JOHN GRANT.
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- IN cEssEm NOTICE-For the
-Te& ~ srH ~ aeeommodatiou Of persons
dtsiIOus OF ing Ashland, an extra Train will be
run every SUNDAY, (until further nnt ce,) on q.
after Sunday, 29th inst Leaving Richmond DEPOT
at A NJ. Retnr, inG. will leave Ashland at 6 z VI.
SAM'L RUTH, Supt. transportation
Office r and X X Co.
Richmond, Nay 26tb, ls5S. my 2S-ts
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BOARDING Mrs. G. F. PEGRAM
- PARK HOUSE, Bank street. has now vacant 3
large and desirable rooms, suitable for gentleman
and hislady. Location pleasant and convenient TO
oISineSs References renuired fe 3-ts
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FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.

FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
- ssSsss The steamer GEO. PEA BoDY, will
leave hichinOnd for Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
morning, at G:oclOck, where che will connect NTH
the BIO ton steamer that leaves Baltimore every
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
ing Tuesdav.
Goods win b. delivered through TO Boston v ith
more expedition By this route and at moderate rate
of freight.
For terms, Apply TO
LUDLAN 4 WATSON
nv ITS Office ONT a,aite STEAMERS " haFyaa
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LORI HRieIa.


SWAN 4 cos LOTTERIES
- TRIUMpHANT!i
SWAN Il co.
CONTINUE TO d Jaw AS USUAL WITHOUT
I.,TERRU pTlOE.
SW AN 81 co -
LOTTERIE Els ARE LrG All, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATE OF dEon1IA!
The late tempt to injure cur Firm has shown that
OUk L0TrERIES ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our priz - are PAID PUNCTUALLf; and that
our SCHEMES are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Scham-s will be drawn by ). SWAN
&C., Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, In
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for July,
1855, at AUGUSTA, Gs., in public. under the super
fnte1deuce of Commissioners
CLASS % draws on SATURDAY, July 3, 1885.
CLASS % draws on SATURDAY, July TO- 1893.
CLA5S;2r draws GA SATURDAY, July II, 1855.
CLASS p d ava on SATURDAY, July "a, 1865
CLASS % draws on SATURDAY, July 81, 1855.
~ FffE PAN OF SlNGLk NU.kkSES.
so Uan TICK EFS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR II DIR ED u
EI3HTY-P Five PRIZES!
NsdrEu Lb,.s f1slEs 10 kpsTE NETse 1fdkgss-
MAGNIFICENT SCEEMEi
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NEW GOODS NEW GOoDS.- fer
IN sseAmsrs from New York. we are In receipt oil
90 80 choice goods and very cheap. We emu
uerate fswWhte siarssiles n White .sek Ia
White Crepe Barege, White Linen pfII " Si,s lawns
T Else Pace Mitts' Black Lace Netts all sk Black
silk, Black SILK Velvet Ribbons all WIDTHS,
and a;;rgan1ies III yunced and siGe Striped Lawns,
Rareees and organdios Particular attention ~, Is
called to our bargains in White Goods. wnicn lo d
aud 5trined swiss and Cambria Muslins. Checsed
AID Striped Nansook Mullins. Figursd, rasTic
s Tacnnet uuslins in the greatest variety and al
anu Anu = in,u nr;cas j MILLHISER Il BROS.
very ~" P'No'' ,a3 Broad street.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

ezEzs ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
1nYA THE CHEoPLAsTiC PROCESS;
u. ". JONES. Dentist having purchased TIE
right for tbs above mode OF making Teeth. an be
Ing entirely satisfied OF It's absolute Superiority
over the gold. silver or plalina metaod, can witn
coniidt nee commend il 10 ali who may desire tuls
psrtia' sets Of Teeth-apd especially 70 such As
n,ay be dissatisfied with those they are nor using
this pr CESS all Of the objections TO ihe goa
plate are removel-the saeftoa being perfect, =
cures comfort and stability the t-ana she sestl
being embedded In the metal, the 10 d IL exeaded
frrm und or between tbeaf theT are therefore
stronger cleaner sno Their and In every respees eS'
ter. -,
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation o. tlis
plate 70 the mouth aud the suction thereby seeete
hs can Insert more teeGk hntta0a essp a.
n sll eases guarantee perfect and saiaiAstoi! Nv
" n0charae. ~
This method having been adopted and eoiamsndssS
by thsss, standing highest In abe protssss a, Neh
aud south testimonials Will BE- given sns speei's'
sxhibtedt 10 any Who may desire 20 see thtin Ihs
I'D plates OF those wishing exchange the oi1 a.
kiaad for the new will be taken in part paF oup'S
opposite Corinthian Hall
:. flee honrs from TO "a from ga to-
10 is--Sm -.
eS- Wing Enauirer and South Inserts months
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THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL.
l. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF FANCY
GOODS AND SMALL WARES, NOT Pearl street.
k epconstantly on hand large and we'll assorted
stock, and n. prices TO suit tue trade. Je lin
GOLDEN HILL SHIRTS. The pattern
~ OF these Shirts is new The bodies. Jokes,
sleeves and bosons ned to t the person with
ease and comfort The mark upon each one desg
mating the sizs, NAV be relied upon as being cor
rect and every shirt is guarantiel well made. Call
and supply yourselves at No. W. Main st.
DARRAC0rT. HARRIS 4 Co.
ia m .is = ~
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lily TRAPS.-I will receive ON FIR day
} next by steamer Roanoke, small lot OF tLY
TRAPS Those ia want weHld do well TO call and
leave their orders previous to that day. have the
promise of q small lot weekly until the demand Is
supplied
The above are larger and better article than
what have been selling.
je Its HENRY W QUAhLEo.
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OFFIOR sOUTH-sIDB RAILROAD 90, :

80 ss5zsssszksSEaLYNCHBURG AND RICHMOND
The water in the lower level of the canal into Rich
mond will be drawn of from the 10th June until
lst July, and during this time, the Packet Beats
will run through to Lynchburg from Mint suck.
5 miles above Richmond. Pssseu gers going up the
canal, will be at Mint Stick at VI. mon DAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. Returning, Hacks
will meet the boats The repairs to locks n and ~.
win not prevent our regular trips.
Send Packages to the packc Ct office by Nj.
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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LANCARD'S PILLS of the Iodiie
sal M those well known pillsrand are prenared Ia
supply them at the lowest prices 10 dealers aud
others. PURGE LII, LADD Co.
jeIs i22 Nam st corner 18th
OLIVER PLATED CASTORs -Of very
~ supe, Tor auality-wiih cut glass bottles ALSO
Plated Casters. low priced. For sale by
g GENNET
Ie2f kEsa As Eagle Square
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CUSpENDERS, CRAvATS and TIES,
- SHIRTS, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS,PAR-
ASOLa, BUTTONS, THREAD, COME, SILKS.
HOOKS and EYES BRUSHES, FANGY BOXES.
and everything in the way of small Wares. all fresh
and desirable good, and very low to the trade.
THOMAS. HUGHES L CALDWELL,
No fourteenth street,
jel2 doors below Main
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-05-21

APPoINTMENTs.-The following are
the appointments for preachers of the NJ
E. Church on DanvilIe District -
Newbury-Peter Merrill, P. Elder
S. Quimby.
Barnet-H. W. Worthen.
St. Johnsbury-D. Packer.
St. Johnsbury Center-S. Tarbell.
Danyille-L. Hill.
Lyndon-A. c. Smith.
Burke-J. Enright.
Barton-D. S, Dexter.
Irasburgh-E. D. Hopkins.
Albany-A. McMullen.
Craftsbury-S. H. Colburn.
Walden-N. W. Aspenwall.
Barton Landings. Chamberlin.
So. Hardwick-E. Pettingill.
Holland and Morgan-A. Howard.
Cabot-P. P. Ray.
Bloomfeld-J. w. Bridge.
Westfeld-B. P. Spaulding.
Lunenburgh-E. W. Parker.
Derby-H. F. Forrest.
Peacham-G. T. Wells.
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ST. LOUIS, May II. The Kickapoo
correspondent. of the Republican says
that the bandits in the neighborhood Of
Fort Scott number 250, and are COM
manded by the notorious Captain Mont
gomery.
They are thoroughly armed and mount
ed on fleet horses, and defy the U. S.
troops, swearing that they will not be Ia
ken.
Upwards of $50 families have been
robbed and driven by them into Nilsson
ri.
Three hundred troops, composing the
first detachment of the 7th Infantry, left
Jefferson Barracks yesterday for Leav.
enworth,
Gen. Harvey arrived at Leavenwortl
on the 18th inst, and Secretary Hart
we'll left for Utah on the 18th.
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WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury invites proposals
till the 18th of June, for portion OF
the whole of the $4,000,O00 in treasury
notes in exchange for gold.
The Senate has confirmed Joseph
Williams as Associate Justice of Kansas
and sundry postmasters in Massachusetts
including Nahum Capen, as Postmaster
of Boston.
There is little doubt that the report
that the leading Mormons have abandon
ed Salt Lake City, and that Gov. Cum.
ming has gone there by invitation, is I'm.
true. We cannot learn that any such in.
formation has been received by govern.
ment.
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New YORK, May II. Henry Will
lam Herbert, the we'll known author,
committed suicide to-day at the Stevens
House, Broadway. He had been labor
ing for some time under great depression
of spirits, consequent on domestic diff
culties. He left a long letter addressed
to the press of the United States, and al
so one to the Coroner, giving the reason
for self destruction. Mr.. H. was mar
ried three months ago to lady in New
ark, but had recently been separated
from her.
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ca We learn that last week Friday,
j. S. H. Weeks, Esq, of this village,
sold to Aaron H. Smith, (also of this
yillage,) one half of his Stallion sired
by the 4" Young Morrill, now at Manches-
ter, n. H., for three hundred and twen-
ty five dollars. Said horse is four years
old this spring; has all the action and
superior points of the Morrill, horses,
which breed of animals is well known
and highly priced far and near. We
learn that it is the intention of Mr.. S.
to take this colt into New Hampshire
the present season.-North Star.
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BANCROFT OR TANEY? In his ac-
count of the Battle of Bunker Hill, pub
lished since the announcement of the
bred Scott decision, Mr.. Bancroft says
Nor should history forget to record
that, as in the army at Cambridge, so al
so in this gallant band, the free neg"os of
the colony had their representatives
For the right of free negros to bear arms
in the public defense was, at that day,
[1775, as little disputed in New Eng
land as their other rights. They took
their place not in seprate corps, but in
the ranks with the white man, and their
names may be read on the pension rolls
Of the country side by side with those of
other soldiers of the Revolution"
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IRASBURGH. FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1858.
Republican State Convention.

State Convention of the Republican voters
of Vermont will be held at Montpelier, on Tues
day, the Twenty-Ninth day of June next, for the
purpose of nominating Candidates to be supported
at the next State Election, for the offices Of Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, AMI
the transaction of any other necessary business.
Subjects of serious moment viii be acted upon
in this Convention, and a representation from al
the Towns in the State is important and desirable
L. E. CHITTENDEN,
NJ. CARTER HALL,
CHARLES CUMMINGS, s,,,s
T. E. WOODBRIDGE, c.,.,..
I'D. HATCH,
ELISHA WHITE,
ALEXANDER RIDDLE,
May 18th, 1858.
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E Thanks to c. c. Kellam for a
copy of the Kansas Tribune, printed at
Topeka, from which we learn that the
Kansas river at that place has just been
spanned by a new bridge nine hundred
feet in length. Such a monster bridge
as that must add greatly 10 the business
Importance of the new city. We also
learn from a "programe" sent US that
they have a museum in Topeka, at which
they have theatrical performances. The
Topekaites, we imagine are go-ahead
people. We also learn from the Tribune
that the English swindle and the Buch,
anan bride will be voted down.
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BURLINGTON DAILY TIMEs.-We
have received the first number of what
is to be the No. l paper of Vermont, ed
tied by D. W. c. Clarke, who was long
and favorably known as the editor of
the Free Press, years ago. Mr.. Clarke
will make an excellent paper. He poe
sesses all the requisite qualifications for
a good editor, and his politics is Of the
right stamp.
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JAIL DELIyERY.-On Monday night
last, the Jail at St. Johnsbury was deliv-
cred of Kelly, Reach and Drew, who
were confined on charge of counter
feiting. They escaped by taking off the
iron plate which lined the roof and burn
ing hole through it, large enough for
them to crawl out of, when all three de-
camped for parts unknown. They how
ever left a very afectionate epistle to the
jailor, in which they said they were
thankful to him for his past kindness, land
that they regretted the necessity of their
leaving him in such a hurry, but necess-
ity compelled them to go, and that if they
ever came that way again perhaps they
would call.
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render the American name terror
throughout the world.
RESOLVED, That Sour flag covers the
cargo" whether that cargo consists of
niggers or nothing; and that "freedom
from search" is an Americans inaliena-
BILE right at sea, as much so as freedom
from the intrusion of foreign policemen
in our domicils on shore.
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WiJd Cherry Balsam.-The memory
Of DR.. Wistar is embalmed in the hearts
Of thousands, whom, his BaiSam Of Wild
Cherry has cured of coughs, colds, con-
sumption, or some other form of Pulmo-
nary disease.
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sg The extent of the territory and
variety of the climate of the limited
States, may be realized in the fact that
IN certain parts of Texas the wheat crop
Is now ready for the scythe, while at the
North IT is just beginning to grow.
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PATENT CLOTHES RACK.-We are
by Mr.. Charles Brockway, that
the sales arising from his Clothes Rack,
have amounted the past week, to the
sum of fifty four dollars.
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MoRILL's LAND BILL" Perley,'
the correspondent ofthe Boston Journal,
writes respecting Mr.. Morlills Land
Bill, as follows =
1.-The fate of Mr.. MorrilpS land bill
in the Senate, is sealed. 1t cannot be
passed there, and had it met with more
favor, feel confident that it would new
er have become a law"
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NEW York, May Is. A di'P' ,..
from Washington says the "aF y e..
mept has received dispatches iFoIn - :,
Johnston, dated Fort Scott h'' .,i,l 3
A large train of provisions wa. ~ ID
two days march of the camp az a W aa,sI
the eastern mail, being the NE IL
mail since September. MI ,,p
contractor, had deemed it adY w., 81.
halt until he should be reinior0'u = 4, 9
johnston JoI, to whom he bad cent ,,. %
sistance, as large body Of ,lo,1oe
had appeared in his rear. -, % i,
were also seen in large nuA'
hills.
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IS Massachusetts has 1909 miles of
railroads, which cost S58,94O,1O1. They
Will probably now sell for about thirty
millions,
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"a A State Convention of the Re
publican party of Vermont, for the nom
ination of State officers. Will be held at
Montpelier on the 29th of June next.
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9 The Senate bill for the admission
of Minnesota as a State, passed the
House on Tuesday,-ayes, 157, nays,
SO.
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G We learn that a new Post Office
has been established at Victory, VT, and
Nath'l. S. Damon appointed Postmaster.
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60 Napoleon III has completed his
50th year, having been born at the Tuli-
cries on the goth of April, 1908.
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THE TRACT SOCIETY VoTE. 1t has
been stated that the action of the Tract
Society on Wednesday was decided by
the votes of New York merchants and
others in this city and Brooklyn supposed
to sympathize with their views upon
slavery. In correction of this statement
we have received a statement showing
that of the Life Members and Life Di-
rectors to whom tickets were issued that
were:
From New England 259
From New York State 1874
From New York city and Brooklyn
(clergymen) 1O5
From New York city and Brooklyn
(laymen) 538
From Southern States 80
From all other States 2l
Total voting members 1887
Of this number CAB were from New
York and Brooklyn and 694 from other
parts of the country. The vote on DR..
Tyng's resolution was 982 against 345
for it. Deduct all the votes outside these
cities, 694-and there are left 349-or
four majority against it without the aid
of New York or Brooklyn.-Nes0 York
Times.