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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-04
ROCK CITY MILLS.

An articles sold by the undersigned deliverable any place in
the city charge When selling by the quantity, their rate Of
discount is 10 per cent from retail prices,
aprll-ly. J. Z. BAUMAN & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-04

WASHINGTON, June 3.-HoUsB.-Mr. Davis, of
Mississippi introduced a preamble and resolution
that the visitations of American merchantmen is in
direct violation of international law, and requesting
the President to order the Navy to arrest ali Offend
ing vessels until guarantees given for exemption
from visitatiOns hereafter. The rules were suspend
ed and the resolution referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
The House amended the Senate bill for adjourn
ment substituting Thursday next.
NEW YORK, June Cotton unsettled, sales
1900 bales nominal Flour and Wheat firm Corn,
mixed 59a72,, white 72a75; Pork, heavy Whisky,
2la2l4; Bacon, 8aS@; Sugar, Muscovado, 54a54.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-FIOur SO "A. Whiskey
l8c Provisions dull and lower. Bacon, sides 81.
Mess pork Is 90 Bulk sides %.
NEW ORLEANS, June 80 o'clock P. M.-AIl
quiet for tonight,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-04

NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-The Attorney General
has entered a nols prOssqui in General Walkers
case.
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sa- THs GnnAr H.AIru Rrsro,,,

The LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN TIE BLoop-W hen
the Piod ID becomes vitiated impure. too weak the
iesh iooser its vitality, the skin becomes yeo. and
pallid the Liver disordsred, Dyspepsia and Indgss-
tion follow, the spirits droop. Nervousness commen.
res and tife becomes q burden.
IAkTSf0RNkS HEALTH REST0RER Oh
sARSAPAkILLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver. Stomach and Bowels,
'mpartng new vigor and tone TO q constitution i'm
paired by disease FROM any cause. 1t remove, Pips-
pies. and all skin erupuons; arouses the physical
powers OF both sexes, gives bloom to the pallid
medicinal in its effects, IL is perfect cordial in
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female COM
plants which in their very nature are exhausting
Kidney and Bladder affections, 1t scs like q
charm. Quart bottles 81. small bottles 8, cents.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co; FISHER WINSTON;
PETERSON; BoDEEER; GaRLIcK; W p LADD; MILLS
pAuGs JOHNSON; DVyAL q NORTON; GA .rRscKER
AND DowDBs. my 3l-d&cw3m
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I~ BENSEyrs
DIARRHEA KILLER
PoR THE POSITIVE as b SPEEDY CURE or

DIARRHEA, CHOLER1 MORBUN SUMNER
COMPLAINT C0LTI CHOLERA LNFANTUk
AND ASTATYC CHOLERA
This really valuable remedy for the abovenamed
diseases OF the stomach and bowels has obtained
the name OF Diarrhoea iller from the fact that it
used and tested in 1000 cases Of violent Dr.
errhtea, in the summer of 1873, when the Cholera
was prevalent in the city of kichmora, Va and In
instance did il fail to arrest the disease and
effect permanent cure when used before death had
actually struck the patient 1t Ia the recipe OF Q
In an Extensive practice for nearly thirty years. and
he has yet 10 hear Of the first In which the d.
arrhoea Killer has failed either to relieve or cure,
when used according to the directions
Prepared only by FISHER WINSTON,
Apothecaries and Druggists,
Nol23 Main St. Rienmond. Va.
Price 30 cents.
81 Sold by all Druggists. je sim
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tF-DYspEpsIA AND FIrs.-Dn. @

tE DYSPEPSIA AND FIrs.-DR. D.
PHELPS BROWN. the great curer OF Consumption.
was for several years badly afflicted by Dyspsp-
sia that for part Of the time he was confined to his
bed. He was eventually cured by prescriptions
furnished him by yousg ciairvoyan| girl This
prsscrip ion, given him by mere child, while In
it, never having failed once. II is equally sure in
cases OF Fits aud Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
be found In any drug store. will send this yalu-
able prescription to any person the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN
No. 81 Grand street, Jersey City, Nj.
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SPECIAL Ho7rcHs.
n1r Nsw FAMILY Dana srs

RH- NBw FAMILY DRUa SroRB. -
WAklNa PEARCE, Druggists, beg 70 inform
removed to their NEW ST DRE. on Broad street,
above Ninth. and opposite the Old swan Tavern.
where may be- found com plete assortment Of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and Oh EMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfumery, Luz
bins Extracts. Hair and Tooth Brushes, cy Ar
.icles. Imported cigars aud chewing andAamoktnR
Tobacco OF the best quality. my 7-ts
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a6FAoHILLEs AsnoLI M D Hc

1&-BoHILLEs AsooLI, NJ D., Homeo-
pathlst (iste from New York. and formerly an Allo-
pathic practtouer respectfully solicits the patro
mage Of the citizens OF Richmond.
Hfufice on Grace street. between 7th and sth.
B-Rsferences Of the highest respectabiIity.
Medical advice and treatme Mt GRATIS TO rHs PocR.
at his Office, every day. (sabbath ssy excepted be-
cween and O'Clock PM
VACCINATION GRATIS TO THE PooR every Wednes.
day, between and o'clock, P.M my 2-ly$
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%- CuEsrERrIELp CouNrY.

1883 Dr. J. w. 9ARIIcE. DEAR eIR After keen
ing house for several months, and being freQus No
iy foiled in making Loaf Bread l WAS induc>d to
try your sBarLE's BAKING PowpEE. since then
have had 90 little trouble. and 90 rarely fail 10 have
good bread have thought It but due to ron that Z
should say as mnch. as have had 10 constant use
your invaluable powder for more than year,
HEsRT b. Haul.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers
JOHN w. 0ARLIJK
lee Sole PToprietor
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EXTRACTIN TIE ETU.-6. w. JONk8.
DENTIST would announce 10 those Wishing their
teeth ExrsacrHp, that he now has Instruments snps
ror 10 any others ever used. The simplicity and
,erfeetion OF their adaptation Is such as 70 render
he extraction OF the teeth almost painless, nspsv
flslifo 10 bring the tooth TIE first tet never breaking
Il. managing the gums. or injuring the ssrroandtng
parts.
An other operations. Filling. Uesnsing. and In
ssrs,ns Teeth; EsGEa,y shd ta8IoSghiy pssomsd
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[IYDRANTs. HYDRANTs.--In conse

IL qaence Of change in the city ordinance rel
We to HYDRANTs, the SUBSCRIBERS are % ha
a ose Of the most approved kind, aud should q
pleased 70 receive orders for the same. we also q
hing Fixtures, Wash Stands. Laundry Tmbs, water
closets, &e; also, Gas Fitting and Gas works IN
'1'F-'- G DYALE 4 co, ~
is aim 100 Main street
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Romans Anrrs,.p.-rvo no--c -

daniel, slave TO Cottrcll, and David. slave %
Erssmus Wright, were arrested and eaxei by on
Ger Morris, yesterday, charged with brsskine int
Q Luck's Office. on Governor street, last Sunday
morning, and robbipg his iron chest Of 500. The
boys eeufess the crime and say that they broke
Into the house about sunrise, and after the Might
watch bad beea called In. A portion Of the me-
ney was recovered and the prisonras have made .
fuii coz lession Of the crime. Ar Luck has been
rooses four OF tiye times within the past twelve
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ANOTHER FATAL ENGLISH PRIZE FidHr-Another
fatal prize fight in England is reported. Two fneD
1atned Arnold and Eggerstone, had quarrel
bout certain transactions on the Derby, and
agreed to settle the dispute by the INST. meet
az accordingly took place, and Eggerstone Was
killed. remarkable feature of the case ID the
part played by the sister of the deceased. This
woman 10 said to have acted as his second.
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CONFESSION OF MURDER.-The mysterious murder
Of John W. Watkins in Surry county, Va, was
noticed yesterday. His body was found in the
woods near his house. correspondent of the
Petersburg Express says:
Apole about eight feet in length, and quite hea
W. was found by him, with blood stains upsn it,
and this must certainly have been the weapon
with which he was shockingly murdered.
After removing the body to the house, and 1t
being duly cleansed and arranged the servants of
deceased were all called up and and examined Sc
parately. From the facts elected, the jury of in
quest was fully convinced that the murder was
committed by boy named Madison, only Ia years
sf age, but quite stout and remarkably we'll
grown.
Madison's appearance Indicated tnat he had
changed his clothes, and II strict search having
haen instituted one of his garments soon
found stained with blood and very muddy. This
being exhibited to the young fiepd, he confessed
that he was present NJ the of the cruel ont
rage but did not commit the murder. He stated
that one of his fellow servants, Cato, threw the
rope over his masters head, whilst another,
named Isaac, struck the fatal blow, aud that be
was mere spectator He stated further, that al
ter his master was Knocked down, he was dragged
with the rope around his neck, to the woods near
the gate, where hs was found, and then cruelty
beaten and bruised until life was extinct.
On examining the clothes OF deceased, 1t was
found that his gold watch had been stolen, and
that his hat was ALEC missing. Ike boy denied
any know!edge of their whereabouts, but after be-
ing threatened with severe thrashing, produced
the missing articles The hat was hid but ashort
distance off, and the watch had been taken TO the
vicinity of the house, and buried at the trunk OF
tree. knife and key we're also missed, but the
boy protested for some time that he knew nothing
of them. Finally be produced these also.
The boy states that his master sued Tor mercy,
while the beating WIS being inflicted, and with bis
dying breath, asked the Lord to have mercy on
him.
The master was assassluated in field, some dis
tapce from his mansion. where tho murderers were
engaged Ia seeding peas All three OF tho negroes
nave been arrested and Imprisoned.
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THE wrsr.--calsb Cushing, in his late speech

THE WEsr.-Caleb Cushing, in his late speech
Boston, paid the following eloquent and striking
tribute TO the West
"Jealousy ofthe South Such would not be my
theme, H the demon OF sectionalism had so far
possessed itself Of me. / should not strive TO
draw the attention of Massach away from the
only real danger Of sectional nature which
threatens and to fasten her attention imagna.
ry oue Not by the comparatively small section OF
the Union lying between Mason Dxon's line and
the Gulf Mexico ia the sceptr OF the power Of this
Union to be held hereafter, but by those vast re-
gions of the West after State stretching out
Ike star bsyoDd star 10 the blue depths of the i-
msmen for away tbs shores Of the Pacific. What
10 the poser of the old Thirteen. North Or South.
compared with that ofthe mighty Vest There 10 the
seat of empire aud there is the land of imperial
power. Tell me not OF the perils of the slave
power and the encroachment Of the South -
Massachusetts aud South Carolina will be together
but a. clay In the fingers OF the potter, when
the great West shall stretch forth its arm OF
power; as ere long il will, to command the destiny
Of the Union.
sIScREAsE--Ths U Treasurer's weekly state
ment for the week ending Monday last, shows
somewhat Of IN Improvement, iusonuoh ~ the in-
of receipts Is set down at about So 500 900
over the preceding week.
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A steam machine for manufacturing Ice has been
mads by a London firm. The cost vi the ice will
bs ten shillings q ton. W
Mr. Rarey has been voted q medal OF the value
If eco by the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruel
ty 60 Animals, In Acknowledgements Of the humane
endencies Of his system,
John A Dewoody, Mayor Of Des Arc, Ark died
on the 18th inst.
rI,e pe,s,ls killed by the ex pioslon the stea-
mes Eci,pse last week, we're w. Persegnsn, OF 81.
Louls, and chas. yosburs, Of yisksbnrE.
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NoE- REs1sTAsr.-If all the world de

pended upon 1t some men could not abandon their
cups. Last Sunday morning James Howle, n very
orderly, industrious fellow when sober. but the re-
verse when intoxicated. was released from the
chain gang because of his good conduct while in
the public service. That afternoon. being exceed.
ingiy rejoced at reganing his liberty, he INDUCED
too freely, and repairing to the river where Mr.. j.
Porter was baptisiug number OF negroes, insist
ed upon being allowed to preach, The police OH
GERS present tried hard to persuade him to leave,
but finding him indisposed TO do 80, returned him
to prison, and yesterday the Mayor re-sentenced
him 10 the changang. s.ts# ,.t
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PROFESSOR Asa.,Iz-tt seems from statement
In the Atheneum, that .'after all, and in spite ol
mis- many former Iefusals, Professor Agassz Of
Boston, will be won over for the drertorship OF
the museum of Natural History Of the Jardin dee
Piantes. at Paris. 1t appears to be tAvorite Wish
If the Emperor Napoleon to draw this celebrated
scholar, whose personal acquaintance be made In
Switzerland, TO Paris. Agassts has been offered a
salary pf 22,000 francs, and the immediate seha
torship, which brings another 10000 francs; and
at last he has consented to go over 10 Paris for
verbal and personal negotiation
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DRowNED.--On the 1Ith Inst, the son Mrs p
Whitley, Of Isle of Wight CO.. Va, youth ofun
usual sprightliness and promise, only l3 years old
was sporting with his pet dog, aud trying to throw
him ia the mari pit, when he lost bis equilibrium,
fell head foremost in the pit, and was drowned In
few moments.
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RaeEIvINo sroLEn Gloopa-NancY Rad

cross the free negrcss, arrested one day last week
ior receiving stolen goods, knowing them TO have
peen stolen, was convicted Of two petty Iarcsuiss
py .ne Mayor yesterday, aud sentepcei to corpo.
tine slave, was found guilty Of stealing the roods,
and ordered to be punished. His master Ne uu-
derstand, intends sending him South, whore be VIII
probably get clear Of the corrupting influence Of
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SELLING PoLIricAL IsrLUEscR.--In an advertise
meIt offering the Woodchester Park estate, Wor-
cestershre, England, for sale, the auctioneer an
nounces in line of capital letters. as one OF the
tempting Inducements TO purchasers, @Poiitcai IN
nuepce over 200 honest yeomenp
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Myn.I AyARpEIl-Ths grand gold medal Of the
United states Agricultural Society was on Friday
nresepted lat the Office Of the society 10 Washiog
ion) to G. II. Mccormick, Esq; OF chicago, ias the
isid trial of harvest implements at Syracuse last
!. =
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N.v,ye A STAND Authentic adyices accompa
rring General Johnston's dispatches from Utah
state tha; the submission of the Mormons was sal
Ian and unsatisfactory, and notwithstanding oil
their professions, they still bed actual military
nassession Of all the passes.
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f6s- Now or Nrvrn--The hest bar-

gains ever offered at the Auction Store of Henry ".
Quarles, No $50 Main street until Saturday, April
10TH $4,000 worth of RIOH JEWELHY at auction
and private sale. aides auction Thursday and FRI
day mornings at II O'Clock. dentlemens auction
every night ut Ia O'Clock. The above goods are Of
merchant from the North, and must be sold without
-" HENRY. W QUARLBs.
APPS No $50 Main Street.
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San AFrAR-Three children of Mr.. Samuel
Shaub. living near Salem. N. c., and one o
his negro children. were bitten by mad dog.
fsw daSs since and be Immediately started for Rich
mond in search of the "mads stone"
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GrvIso PAssEs.--B. Catogni was fined
by the Mayor for furnishing one Of Wm. Gresuvr's
siayes with pass without authority TO do -.
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e6y- HoUsgKEErnss and others, who
wish to facilitate ths makng Of Bresd Pastr-, &c.
and have the incest and most holestnr should Try
5EMPLE'S INPALLlDLE BAKING PUWDER.--
Price ~ cts. per box. } w 0ARLTDK
Jei2 Sole Proprietor.
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I LET 0rr.-The youth from New York.
calling himself Henry stormes, and charged with
tampering with negroes. WAS dismissed FROM cue
tody BY the Mayer, yesterday, and advised 10 re-
turn 10 Gotham by the Erst boat. sH
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E6y~ INTERESTING TO LADIEs-When
In the course Of human events, Laties and Gentle
lose of their greatest natural attractions
fine head of hairit becomes matter of serious i'm
poftance. and the question is. what shall do to
stop the hair from falling ef ami restore its yigor
and beauty. In reply to this query We beg to say,
try DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and lAeP0ysR. a
ing, remove uandruf. keep the scap clean and
white and impart freshness and vigor 20 the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years
the continued use of 1t two months will insure you
a luxnriaut head of hair. Cali and get bottle and
not satisfied after the second application, return
IL and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Prom lister and Improver
Sold in Richmond, by
W PETERSON, Druggist
Cor Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts.
I0-3n
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The srsrsns-as ,hey are called-scm.

- tHey Hre c6IIeu-Dcm0
OF them as black as crows and Ugly - sin--wsrs
before the Mayor yesterday for being memhsrs Of
secret society, and &C one time seemed abous to
ses the benefit Of warming, when his Hooor
'hanged his mind and let them Of. under the pro-
mise that they would take no further part 10 such
tem iooiery. lfcaughs again, woe be to the par
es taat escaped by the skins Of their teeth on
terday.
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RICHMOND. JUSs Isra, lsss
HTo DRlM KAun:-DRAR SIN: feel

II duty owe % you to state 70 the public, the
successful renewal OF tamor from the side Of my
neck. Of fifteen years standing. weighing upwards
of thu &c pounds, without the Of kpife. and cf
which am now wal was examined BY several
eminent physicians OF my county. who Advsed me
TO have nothing zone with II.
Yours. &C. NARY J. 0RuRBS.
~ Residence Beaver Dam. anover county. va.
80 DR. kAHS's Office b the corner OF ri and
Main streets. 49, je l3-3me
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SECRET socIEr1xs-The Mayor seems

to have madela fresh start to break up the negro
secret societies, now held all the city, and by
way of doing so had a number of members O,
''Union Travellers before him yesterday morning
to whom he delivered a long lecture on the mean
ing of the State law, and what was considered re
iigious worship by that law. There are some ten
or twelve of these societies in existence in Rich
mold, and most of them meet and transact their
business in the basement or private rooms of the
African churches. The ostensibie object of their
formation is charity, but IL is known to the Mayor
aud police, that negro man. owned by Mr. James
Grant, received money from one of these socie
ties to take him to the North and that he iost his
life in his attempt to escape. The Mayor defined
ing of the bible preaching praying, singing,
and benediction," in the presence Of white
minister aud when these were ended, II the ne.
groes did not disperse at once, they became an un
lawful assembly, subject to arrest. Under this
definition, the Sabbath schools for negroes are an
lawful assemblies, and can be broken up by the
police. He also referred TO the ordinance prohi
biting slaves from riding in carriages, without
the written consent of their masters--to the larve
funeral professions, in which their societies march
ed to the grave ia regaiia--and to his intention
to put an end to such lawiess displays. AZ head
OF the police, II he were to rally his entire force
and capture and punish "A few of these demoustra-
tioDs, the effect would be sautary, and perhaps
spare him the necessity OF long law lectures to a
class OF persons who only regard what he saws
while in his custody. Exhsrtations to snch peo
pie are sure to fall stll-born on their ears and
are no more regarded than the idle wind of a
March day. If the laws of the city and State
were rigidiy enforced, negroes would be far hap
pier, AID the police and the Mayor would have yery
little trouble with them.
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Worm RRMsMBHRINo.-To prevent the

Council has passed an ordinance, authorIsiDg the
punishment OF any free Iegro who may permit a
slave to go upon his or her premises ia the night
time, unless permitted to do 50 by written order
of the owner or hirer of said slave. If this ordi.
nance were rigidly carried out, many of the annoy
ances to which our citizens are subjeeted might
be remeded, and the two classes kept as distinct
as whites and blacks. Free negroes have no busi.
ness with slaves about their lots or houses, and
should keep clear OF them all occasions. II
they now fail to do so, they may expect TO be pun
ished,
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~ NEW Goops By KvRRY SrnANrn.
PRICE WATKINS are receiving

PRICE q WATKINS are receiving
NEW NANQLES OF latest sty1es
Cpiored White ILLUrION cAPEs
Black silk NkrTs And Bruassis NKITD
fuil supply Gotten and Thread HOSE
Full supply Gents Cotton Half HO&H Amcne
them tho sssarpasssd R1ftrs09an SOCKS
Alexanders Kid aud SILK hLuyka
Ths beat styles Of kxtension SKIRTS
White PIQUEs, &c., Ac-
They ash astrntion b their stock OF DREe8 GOODS
and kHBkOIDkkfEs, many Of which they viii
sell at greatly reduced prices j. t<-1w
~ Tar
For ss,s s.seyvAsrs isM
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So AT A MEETINa OF THE ooMMIssION

81 At MEETING OF THE COMMISSI0N-
HRS OF THE BANK Of the COMMDNWEALTH.
held on Wednesday. the 26th instant having been
ascertained that an amount exceeding the sum
CURED to the charter had been subscribed IL
..4
Resolved, That the books for subscription 70
the Capital stock of the Bank of the Common
wealth, be closed on Saturday. the 10Th day Of
June. or earlier. should the sum Of S3e0.o00 bavs
been subscribed prior 10 that date and that meet
ing Of the Stockholders be held r the purpose Of
organizing, at ioidins Hall on tuesday, 22d Junss
at i2 o'clock, NJ.
S0MN 4; IANcasTER,
HORACE KENT,
RICHARD @. fORkISs }
WN. q. CKENSHAW, Corners.
ISAAC DAVENPORT. Jr,,
JAMES III. GRANT
WELLINGTON G0DDIN(