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shall be located in the city of Raleigh and shall be
managed by ten directors and the number which
the State may appoint the public treasur> in office
being always one of them, shall bear the same pro-
portion to the number which the other stockholders
may appoint as the stock then held by the State
shall bear to that held by other stockholders and
in ascertaining such relative number if there be
fractions Of STOCK the State or individual stockhold
ers, whichever may have the largest fraction, shall
be entitled to the director, and if there be tie the
State shall appoint the director.
SEC. 3D. BE 1T further enacted That every d.
rector, whether appointed by the State or indivdu
ais shall be the proprietor Of at least ten shares of
stock, and shall not be director in any other bank
unless allowed by threeourtbs of the stockholders
Sec. IA. Be 1t further enacted, That the COVER
nor, secretary of State and comptroller, shall an
point directors tor the State until otherwise provd
ed by the legislature.
Sec. Is. Be 1t further enacted, That the presi
dent of the bank shall be chosen out of the board
OF directors, and by majority Of that body, and
shall have an annual salary, to be allowed by the
stockholders in general meeting.
SEC. l6. Be 1T further enacted, That branches or
agencies Of the bank may be established at such
times and places as the stockholders in general
meeting may designate with such amount Of CAPT.
tai as the directors Of the bank may assign; and all
branches agencies shall be removable at the pleas
ure Of the president and directors, after one years
notice shall have been given of such intended re
moVa, and shall be subject to such rules and regu
latons as may be prescribed by the president ant
directors of the bank
Sec. II. Be it further enacted, That the presi
dent and directors may, for each branch, annually
appoint, removable at their pleasure five directors
being Stockholders, and such officers and servant
ior themselves and the several branches and agen
cies as may be necessary for executing the bushes
OF the corporation with such commentator nc tho
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ny a. -. LEVY &c CO.,
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VIZ ri4 raH q our rosns . frs sasf af Fahcnahls
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Call 80 aaI O. F1ursel-~.
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Col N-rrHrEIANp talks about the issues
uresentsd BY Gov. HAzzIs as the rubbish Of
the canvass, and he laboTs with more zeal 10
clear out this rubbish han he does to establish
his own points. when he first set out in the
canvass. be entirely ignored the issues pre-
scented BY Gov. H, and declared that be did
not come to defend himself, but 10 prosecute
the Governors party. He is getting to find
his rubbish more and more difficult to remove
every dav, and to devote more and more of-his
tine 10 The defense OF himself and bis Oppo-
siuon party. He VIII find, before be gets
through. that the rubbish accunulates upon his
hands, and that he labor Of sIsYFHUs, in roll
ing the stone up the mountain, was ehild's
PLAY when compared 10 the task he has pro
posed for himself. His prosecution Of the
Democratic parts VIII dwindls into i~nsigHih-
canoe before The mountain hight Of rubbish
which be VIII see rising up before him. About
the idss CT August the rubbish will grow 50
huge that be VIII imagine some lofty and in
surnounrsble barrier has reared itself IN he
pathway. thst all his engineering and energy
cannot remove.
We hope the Colonel viii have a good tint
Kidding himself Of rubbish.
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rmsr-SSTERIErD FLAT sOoD-BoA1 g isst
a alis. 100 fect hnsf eA ~ ~. IS
a-d lines sal rTeepf. al .
p wALTER RicuARp
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We regret 70 learn, says tie MurfreeSbun
Telegraph, from many Of our friends In ~
country, that the rust has attacked he Wheat
crop, and that from present appearances 81 NJ
be very much damaged.
The Athens Pod, Of Friday. SAYS. We a..
satisfied, from observation, that the uhe-f
cror OF this section viii not Be- abors I.
half one, Il il reaches that point On some =
the very best lands il will not average mors
than five or six bashels 10 the acre, anf al
many 81 tn thinner lands, from present indi.
cations it wil hardly pay for barrestiug-
having been hrs damaged By The ~, and sub
sequcniiF BY the frost.
Tie Cleveland BanHsr, Of tie sane date.
says: There IS 20 use trying 20 disguise TIE
partial failure Of the wheat crop in this sec
ton. We have been over snartlv Of fhs
country 10 the last few weeks, and We have
no. seen a good field q wheat. but many TIA,
sgould not make more lhsn Two bushels 10 the
acre. There is no possible chance Of making
half a crop
CoFE-The Cleveland Barasr. Of Friday,
eavs. Corn is getting 70 BE- corn In This secfion
ri The countrr, and i still advancing in price.
re hear hat i is selling n 81 per bushelalohs
The Tennessee r.-ef.
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was, at the last advices, crossing ats Pc At a
point not above ten miles distaHt nom INC
treat fortress Of Al~sssandria. Thsle Is, noN-
ever, another division Of the inv1dng amy
which, Instead Of crossing the Eeino' Weni
10 North to thr lake whence the Iieino howsi
and crossing that lake, penetrated into tne
Northern and Alpine districts Of the kineloai
thew invaded. Distant from railways ana td-
erraph wires, the movements q his force are
IS vet obscure. We expected % hnd men
coming down into the level couruytomeTnere
about the line Of The Dora, and forming q
iuneture there with the force sdTSncing direct
" across the plain but a. thssr have nov
crossed the Pc and turned to The Sou.h, We
nust expect that be j~unctsrs VIII Be attempt
Cd at sons other polnt-
On the whole, Il would seem that ths Aus
TRANS have gained nothing a. present oy tneir
choice OF the monenb and by the sudden inlu-
alive. except the power of-msking forced con-
trlbuiions IN the enemy's country. SARDINIA
has her foriresses secure. Alessandna, "a.
sale, Genoa and Turin are IN her hands and
az TIE positions she holds are connected 9y
lines of~rau With each oher and With the seas
End with he alpine passes into Fra1ce. II az
yet seems as thoaeh Austria bad staked heav-
ily for an opportunity, won Il, and noN throNs
III nUrT.M L| "a Ell
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lie investigation into the circumstance
connected with the death Of Miss Matte But
Ter. Of North Adams, has been progressing for
4 week past, and has been very thorough and
searching. The developments are Of the most
remarkable character, and il anything could
deepen tie gloom which surrounds this sad
affair. il is lie knowledge OF the fast that the
reputation Of the unfortunate and eTring girl
was needlssslF compromised. The investiga-
ton goes 10 show that her death was caused
bv Inflammation Of the bowels, OF, as g is
medically called, %puerpeTal performs that
she was not pregnant, and that The doctors
who attended her, misfaking her symptoms
formed an erroneous diagnosis, which was
strengthened bv the admission Of the uufO--
sunaie girl that there bad been an improper
intimacy with Littleheld. The operation
which was performed upon Miss Butler Just
previous % her death, only aggravated he
sudeFiugs aerdiessly, and her dying wofd'
were, Il .cannot believe ] an IN the family
way, although the doctors say so-there has
been no chance"
LitGcfed. also, before be led, pcrsis;eltly
stated that his intimacy with Miss ButleI
-0uld not have pTodncCd his result. Lbs
post moricm eKaminauon developed he TACT
that the case has been mis.aken, but rathei
than scknoWls6E a blunder which, under The
peculiar circuulsl ances, and with the symp.
toms which manifested themselves, was ma
tcral, he attending physicians, thinking e
save their cWn reputation preVaHcateds aud
told the family Of the deceased hat hey had
foand things IS they expected The case
in an its aspects, Is probably without a par
allel in al the records Of nedical science
The Jury have no. yet returned their verdict
buf thsrc can be little doubt that Il xiH BE,
nat destn was caused B. infammaton ~ ih'
hru-rie
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The rrand army Of the Opposition says
the Nashville Uou, Is slresdy beginning 70
f7zle out. It is 50 complete a failure hat We
s-sriously question whether 1t wiz hold out
through he canvass We were informed sone
tine since BY It's leading organ At Memphis,
that the Opposition party was neither The
WhIg party. the American party, noT TIE Dem
ocraitc party, but was made Up Of the good
men o. al OF then. The recent Convention
which assembled in that District TO noni-
nate a candidate for Congress, seems 70 have
grown doubtful Of that fact, and styled them
sslyss an % American and Wing . Couventions
and put forth their nominee as an " American
and Whign candidate. Tn Convention 70
nominate a county ticket for shelby did The
same. The Opposition party has no candidate
IN that region except Col. NETHEELASps and
al hands VIII have to repudiate him to escape
the odium OF his party. In East Tennessee il
is very much the same way. We hear more Of
the American and Wing party, and less OF the
grand srny oFthe Opposition AeoTesPoBden;
from that section, writing to the Richmond
Ulrginia) Whg, says:
an elated with the belief that the year
1850 Wulbe another mighty triumph for the
noble old Wing party Of cur free Repgble-
Oar champion Of Wing principles, Col Meth
erlan3, Is dsmolishing Democracy upon every
stump, and winning golden opinions IN evefy
division Of the State-n
Doesn't thai sound funny We are 10 have
aao.hcr mighty triumph Of the old Wing party
anl N~ErHrELAsD as their champion, is demol'
ishing Democracy on every stump his cor
respondent knows nothing about the Opposition
party, which a short time back was swelling
into such huge pro portions that it would sooi
trsmple under foot everything in its way
What has become o. IL? II Col NETHER
LAND has got % be the champion Of the VIII.
party, then Col. NErHEzLASD was mistaken il
1855 vixen be said that the Wing party wal
dead. and Americanism had arisen upon is
ruins. II that party is in fun vigor now, and
Col NETHEHLaSD is champion, We suppose
o. VIII no longer refuse TO be bound for ID
obnoxious acts and violated pledges 2 which
- regulated il 1855. II this is The Whil
pzrtv which he Democracy are fighting now
vii some one tel Us wat party Gen JAAE
ouAnLEs and CO. JEzE CLEzENs are with.
WI some one tell ms what party ASDEEW
5AczgoS DoSELsoE and those Democrats whe
followed him, protesting in their fidelity te
Democracy nov belong to- Alas, such ar
ths uidicalous absurdities Of men when folly
leads the way.
The grand army viii be q more eonsun-
mate failure than Sans party. Honest people
are beginning to laugh at il at every corner,
Wits and testers are making it the butt o.
their r.dicule. Curious people are beginning 4
Enquire. "Whst nexts@ In shon time Their
VIII be broad grn on every honest ccunte.
nance at the absurdities it committed. Whil'
its recoIlectioHs as a trick VIII be less dis
agreeable 10 Tie public, it viii rank far below
the American ORDER as an ingenious an
cunning cheat, with which e sEindle houss
people out Of Their votes.
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NPPoINTMENTs.
The Undersigned, candidates for Congress,
yin address he people q, hs relieving tines

The Undersigned, candidates for Congress,
win address tbs people at As relieving times
and places:
rS-i.t, csrr-i Gasg rsaTsisy. MY "
s1ady Grove. gil@su o1uniy. Frid1y. Nay 20
Taentsn. Glhzaa couniy, 5ltudsy- My 81
Fasns bip. Dver oo-1iy. wesaesisy. Nag 20.
Biply. Laui=rdaie olurfy Friday, Nay =.
ulrhauvlir Laaierillf cuuT SATURDAY, Nay
cvln-on risian oauniy. Neoiay h1y
r~tfrsVile. Tpion c1uriT. IueefaTs AT 81
Masu'sDpnt Tirtun ouunfJ. Wrin-elt9- @nne
ract1 bug Dgar ssEafy. ssfart.T Izaef
prrr'baE Dyer oun1 konesY suaes
Nrkrl1e. Glhsan ouunfv. THURSDAY Jure
Lynn rlini Gibssn c1nnig Friisy 1nelo-
Br1lks Chspel. Weskleg cnni9 s.tlla9g sia-
Dresden. WeskirT cuulty- hondsT gunel1
Jncfsdrvlle. Otion COUNTY Mu14sy Junc2
rn0n CrE obin cguniy. TuafaE. JAM
Brrk oar. oti7n c'rnty. TrrT gn
nadrii Brud C. Obion o.HHT Sarart1T. srne .
Toy oan eauuty, Meuday. Iuae
NJ rria. Wrakiey Esfnrshv June
Datrsm we.klty e'un,y Icy jay
coma. Hrny euaty Maulag- JuiyA
CniodH1ia- Hrury cnrrV. Lue-cay- July .
MeLemoresvinr Carroll county Wrinssiav. JulTa g.
saufh Casa. Gihg1n cauniF, Friday JulT1
HumLalt. g bon county. SaiuuisT, July ..
Quinc. Gih-on c1univ. McniaF, July II
Lavlnia. Carroll u1uuiy. wednesday. Ju'z u
CartshuIE- Carroll ocuniy. Thursiag Julyla
Buena vista. Carroll coznfv. Trtday. July IS
Huntinzd1n. Carroll u1uuiT. SatuuaaT. JuJ le-
shsfy Gu1ve. Hrnders1n county, Moutay. jay -
Mchn. Henfrrson county. 1uaday, IulT 20.
Ia.f'e rrras. Wendsr-an oruntv. Wrdnezdzy- JUS =.
soaif's uiu Rendered. oounfF. Friday- IuiF =
LsEtn-fou. Hsndsrsn uulir. samaa7 July2
Nararros Carol caunfy. Wafur=sy guyE
Ma-freIIa. HeurT county. mur=ay- Juy
Canyersyi1r. Henry county. saturday. Jui5 D.
Nv Isss. IN. ~ETHERipGE.
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A CoUNTERFETr--We have before Us a livery
sdifllly executed rounterfeit $50 bill, on the
Bank Of Hamburg, which was passed at the
Screren House, IN this city, on Thursday morn
ing las, BY a man who registered his naDe, =.
r. Barrett, n C." Il is supposed that be
cane b. the Cen'ral Railroad. He is described
az being of q quiet, gentlemanly d~emeanor,
about i've feet nine OF teninches 10 height, with
black hair, inclined 10 curl, and a slight nous
tache. His dress was a black fnock coat, drab
pants and light vest, and be carried a cane with
a heavy silver head. He len on he Florida
boat.
The counterfeit is well calculated 10 deceive
even hose who are On their guand. The en-
craving IL 20 skilfuliy executed az 10 lead Us 70
believe. a. FIRST, that The bill was printed On .
genuine plate. On a more careful cNamins-
Ton, however, we detected q scrstehiuess about
The vignette, which is never found on the gen
uine bill Ihe signatures arc badly executed,
that Of J. J. Bisckwcod, Cashier, being 50
poorly done a. 10 require but a moments scu-
tiny 20 detect It's want Of commences Per
sous handling much money vii do well 10 b
on their Eaard, and closely srrutinize an so
bills o. tbs bank-Saroaaak Nesos. 2la.
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HOUSES AND LOTs FOR sALE

AA1&aAI 80 A1Aa A1N 1ALAH
Four tne H'uses 60 osarf street, between ns lsr0u
rnf Court S1lnre.
Fise H&si "a Asams slrss- = rouz. az farnishef
House vita - rucn4 ca Cau-eJ street. seth % Tsace.
ussdo sni Aver. and ~ n-ressry out hausss.
H-use - ID 9VH71s ssfssAinrssr % or1 CnluAis
paos.
street
HsaIe. FIR ICONS. ball ara s1s ho1sss co Lafoss
street. near cafhouu street
H1usn 90 Finh street. q frftlf tfremfnf
House an Tsncr street. cstEcen HeTn1nfo andDrsotq
win due r,ns ard hichen-
House with seven rooms and 81 uecess1rF GU tcr1es.
On Shelay street. kucEn a. te BuckinEham Raizos-"
Afestrnhie huldiur LOT IS ~ 80 feer on fha sun
east uorn-r % shelly and Tafsett streets.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
So Acres On NeLaiu's arsuae. Win . nsal os;issr
uith aNr1uug Beautiful grove. crchar1 and saricn-
- AerEt % kaEfuru street. vel sUrrlve4 Hose
sizht roous ani Az neoessarT car hcuses sfchtrt eic-
II Arres&k uiies fru NJ ctN. a1liniag Rev g
Watsau, nraT Ae Hemanh Tlaakrosfs Boure. seven
roams I'D 90. hsHses
50 A-s- ~ miles fron ne els, oac mie ssyo1d ls
Feusls cAeses Heuss sih feans, oat houses, etc,
100 ret bg 90 deopou Hsrnsndo Pisnkro.d. iuss oui-
Side De crrurauaui u0lse. egAt rcsns ant an necss-
arT out h1uses, Earien. ETC.
~ Arres ~ tealfful Ecdiaal "a dcLaius aveuue,
- uiirs fral Corrf SQUARE.
- Acres miles from tkrcity ~ De nes Sale Lnf
alad runalla back o. Cenirsi aTeuue-
5 Aces % Aqrehe1d avrune. 100 gl1t= n1rfh q ne
nev Rtrizh roai. justoppsi;e % NJ Msrehesd.
Ole a. Ia 81 &c acres ard four kfs - acres earh. -
miles frcn Caur; Sluars on Hernsra f~itnfrnai- meas
State FEMALE Ciiese- l.
NaTi1us cher u-e-sn-L t- IN Gfsrenf Wrts "a
a1l 1n-mrrarrt.
A. aisrz. qasuafy onsn1s in reuaes.ss. ArEanz.A
Mississippi Louisiana sns rezas-
ToTNG. UOLT h 90.
ma Ne AIS Main aIraef M afnirn
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M1drps'. wednesday June s
nlrrrrlue. SATURDAY June IL
wesley. wednesday June IS
Graz S-hnol Houfe. g1turiar gurr -
WaIunof. Wrina-taV Trnn g
Aliens Saturdav June g
Wrighrs Sdhool Wouse. NeinefiaT iuur p
Mrrcy- saturday guy
Wnulvtne. "Wednesday Iuly6-
neu's station, saturday Julg p
Carrriue. wednesday July -.
EanrraIf- STURDY July o.
Wans Wednesday July 20
Ws11aan- safunlay July G.
Hr5unsrlue. SATURDAY. July -
q. 4 DOUGLASS.
= MICA rssa rms 2 LEt
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VIZ are tbs .als aesuts 10 NsuphE ~ ne O'Falln
w Nns q s. Lcals, ant Fr Mccllo1l a Co.'S
line WerEs arcape Glrsrdsaur Hi1 fer the salf 70 w
fars sfires-Hd OF ~ Cor rlfher % thf shove e-fahlsh-
nevis. 80 artaN a. their manuf1-ura. vii meet wlh
rrampt atfrrtun md viii alvags - 10 desired f1ai
here b. uEI anf H-rrr prizes. frrirht and i-sr-a--r
only afi-d. CLARK J. HORTON a co,
uvE-lu no. 9 n varfs Hlw.
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Az Ex-RorAL FArLE-Tbs surviving
members Of Louis Phillips family are nearly
all in England, watching, os courss, for he
cbaLees- a Load0B paper says
Tuesday was the ffc day Of the eK-Qaeen
Marie Anelie, who completed Der sixty-eighth
year. On this occasion he Daks and Dachess
dAumais gave a deieun0 at Orleans House,
TwiekeEhsm. 70 a large fsmily circle. His
Royal Highness the Daks Of SAKE Coburg, at
teldei b. Colonel Francis Seymour, arrived
shortly after y O'clock from Windsor Castle.
Inc Duke d'oporto slso Joined the circle. N
Queen Marie Amelia. accompanied By M
Duke De NsmoaTs and his youthful fauiy,
the Prince and Princess de J0iBFille and Chi
dren, the Duchess Algasta Of SaNe-Coburg.
Count de PARIS ETC. came from Cisremoat.
Coyefs were laid for upwards q forty. he
Duke Of SAKE CoburE and he Duke DaOportQ
leN a. 3 o-riock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-27

Most OF this sun has been actually paid out
10 persons g. and about Lyme. He gets seven
tv-fye cents for The skunk skins. The desti-
nation Of these skins is as singular IS tie fact
II their becoming IN article 81 trade. Most
Of them are sent TO Europe, chiefly 10 Russia,
where they are made n form a conspicuous
mart Of ne faii military caps Of the soldiers
Of he Cars arny. The hudson Bay CON-
pany opened this strange fTsafc with Russia,
and x 4 NV extended 10 Connecticut. Il Is
singular uat Russia hurs fars which are sent
from he mouth Of the Connecticut river. An
sthcr singular. rae made o. the skunk skins Il
their manufacture into muds FOR the ladies.
This is actually done in New forkto a eonsid-
erabie extr1f. and be fur Ia mis- share r.
much admIrrd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-27

o sOFEHEoR,
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-27
Ann LITTLE ROCK
RAILROAD.

r-mrhs UfIl- Rcdk GrIstte
Notwithstandlne nc disastrous oseraoW Of.
tn. Mississippi, me Memphis road has not
been materially injured and, 50 soon as the
watets ss5slds, prompt steps viii Be takeRlo
mt il In active o~peration-sh4 tbs can b
done in a few dsys- Before The eonins Of an
other food in he Father Of Waters it Is hopes
tat steps WILDE taktn 70 prevent e dong
any injury, or Offering anyfufeeinsnt 10 his
Rad.
Mr.. RovrSsos, the President o. the Mem
mis- road. IS now here for he purpose Of ma
king contracts for the construction Of the d.
vision between Little Rock and White liver
AZ already mentioned in these e%oluans, the
survey is completed and an Of the necessary
maps and pro6lcs made.
NE Subscriptions Of Pulaski county, andthe
city Of Iinls Rock. for $4,000 each in the
stock Of this road, are now completed, and pre-
psrstons made to meet the interest on their
bonds as It aecrues. Both the county and the
city are out Of debt, and in 3 solvent snap ros-
porous condition. No better paper han their
bonds can Be offered in the markets, ahi We
nope % SEE oW lOut lEplHl ~ ~
Besides these bonds, the company has about
10000 acres Of land between the Arkansas
and White rivers AID, when the Land De
partmsut At Washington acts on the suspended
lists. which action viii DOUBTLESS be taken be
fore a great while, the lands Of the company
On this division Of the road viii probably be
increased to 1000 acres.
To the subscription Of the county and city
and the lands os the company, 1t is hope that
al least $le8,e00 Of Individual Subscription
viii be added; and, with his amount Of assets,
we DO not think any business man who under
stands this matter viii think US over sanguins
when We say tie rod gill Be- tuih, and that at
no distant day.
The subjoinsd report Of Capt Montgomery
Lynch, showing the expense Of clearing, grad
ing. etc, and puiiing tie rosd-bed in readiness
for The supsrstructofe, contains much yalua-
BE informstion, and viii Be read with in
terests
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DR.. J. D. LIXsDAR

OEFERs BE professienial services % ne aiirsns q
" Mcuphis.
r- Onoe-JsasrSn street. PIT One Buiiding.
R~fGdsnce-Nadlau araef sfcni dsI west Of
as ~. nT7t-in
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sNEEU'S HEHOET. Felame 81.
THE ART or TtNNISG. CUHRTrNG ANDLEATH-
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%. at the request Of Gov. Harris and Col.
Eethssland, have agreed upon the following
tines and places for addressing the people in.
the eubcrnalorial Canvass. Gov. Harris is e
open a The frst day, and then they are 70 open
and close alternately. No other appointments
are to Be- made during TIE canvass, and hey
AZ. to speak under the usual nlsas 70 divisioh
MINIS BnoEf.