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Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
LAND AND TOWN LOTS
 F c T s A l. yz

Y DESIRE, to sell i60 acres good high land The $ W of N " la1e of N E9. N " of N E9, TIN 5 W; also 20 acres well tmbered. one mile above Des Arc. also " of N " and N " of W sec t3 80 acres. also f of N r and N E of E 26 50 acres. T N 5 ", also W ] S w 30 T 1 W. 30 acres about } miles above Des Arc; also l sec 3l. T II N3 " 3eD acres, up land well timbered with fine white oak stave timber, and other fine steamboat wood. about miles above Grand Glaize; also, l60 acres well timbered land ad- ioinins the town of Aberdeen; also, 400 acres oa White river, about l2 miles above Augusta. excellent land in what is called the Long Roach, splendid location for farm and wood yard; 323 acres choice upland Is miles west of Camden. the grading of the railroad runs through the south part of it, and depot will be located on or close to it; also 320 acres rich cotton land about l2 miles south of Fulton, adjoining the farm occupied by Thos. Ivy; also, an improved tract of 32o acres & miles west of Wittsbnrg, St. Francis county {; 1000 acres in scattered tracts in White comfy. and various tracts in different parts of the State. Also valuable lots Nos l, 2. and 3, in block %, Buena Vista street, DeS Arc; also, 12l feet front. l2D feet deep, being part Of lot No 9, block 26 in the heart of business; also half interest in the house and lot at the steam boat landing, formerly occupied as a printing office, which is well suited for grocery, re- ceiving and forwarding business, steamboat stores, &c. Those desiring to purchase lands or Des Arc lots will do well to call and see the undersigned before closing trades, paftica- larly those desiring to pay ALL CASH.
 sep2l-2m.l JOHN II. QUISENBERRY.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
TRE pARrIaa

Let m'ne aye the farewell ma'Se thee Which my lips refuse to speak; Ssorn menos #. to forsoke thee,
 Ea .ng nanhooA wsak Joyle's in osf joys eciip e, love.
 Are love tokens else diynej CoA ;he kisses os thy Aps, iose,
 DAnp the hand that's locke3 ia mine. Once thy lip, to touch 1t only,
 To my soul has sent ,hrill-- Sweater than the violet lonely,
 placked in May-time by the Till. Garlands never more Pllfashion,
 Roses twine no more for thee Spring is here. but ah, my passion,
 Autumn datk has come for ne
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
Dls. T. NgcGOWN'S SAE2SAPARHLLA

And it@diGs o lP0G@slho DREPARED FROM FRESH ROOT, THE | only kiud on which physicians or the public cad rely. old root being inert. It's compouents are extolled by some of the most distinguis shed physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Brodie, Bell, &c., for the cure of Rheumadsm, Neuralgia, Syphilis, scrofnla, Diseaseslof the Eyes. Ears, Head and Skin, Throat. Neck, Lnngs Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomach Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, McGown's Ointment to be appied.) Tumors, Pimples, EruptionS, Sc. It makes the skin Clear and Smooth. and shouldbe used in Spring and Summer to Put rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle ST 50. Small. Sl %. E.
 Dr. ". sIcG0xyn's Essence of Tar-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. ". McGOwn's DOgwOOd and Erom-A certain and permanent cure foI Chils and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, D. spepsia &c., &c. fa
 Prepared and sold at No. l43 Main street Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAP FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkansas, by
 D. p. BLACK X co, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn x Dobbins; Grand Giaize by H. Wheeler. april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
Tariff of Prices White River Freight
 and Passage.

Woney, JeVeITy dffd OtiItT vdfUaOIb5, PtI ceN5 and Il lading to be signed for.
 Gsy~ Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage s 00
 N5g Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 30 cents per 100 pounds; cotton Sl per bale. Passage SS.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Arc. Ss; Nigger Hill and Augusta, Se Grand Glaze and Jacksonport, S10.
 iuly 3.-tf.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
Leaves Memphis Every rUEspAy. MEMPHIS AND WRITE RIVER
 PACKET, E. NH. l2YLAND:

JNO. B SHERiDAN,.'......i'. Master. 4 frsr7k -, WILL leave Memphis ss..::2.l every Tuesday tat o'clock P. M.. for all points on White aid Little Red rivers. Particular attention rad to all orders for Way and Through Freight
 GY" This boat being new. ald of superior strength, light draught ard side wheel. offers superior accommodations to Passengers and Shippers. For Freight or Passage apply on board, or to JAS. O'NBAL, Jk.,
 or MoRroN, PRlEsT & Co.,,
 sep2s-tf, Agents
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
D. Fl. TO w N s E N D
Go mmission Merchant

NO 5j fEONV ROW, MEMPHIS.
 TN view of tls approaching business season, E would iuosm my friends and the public generally of nv design to continue the Cor TON. COMMISSION AND GRocERY BUSINESS, at my old andwell known stand, No. 55 Front Row, where Shall keep constantly on hand q laiee stock ot Groceries, Bagging. Rope and Plantation Sapplies. My charges for storing and selling Cotton will be the same as the past season--75 cents per bale; and all cotton con- signed to and put in store by me will be cov- cred by insurance, unless otherwise instructed.
 With the renewed assurance that all busi- ness entrusted to me shall receive my prompt and undivided attention, and thanking my nu- nerops frieDds for past favor I solicit a con ihuance oftheir patronage, and trial from those with whom have heretofore had no business connection.
 sep2S 2m. D. II. TOWNSEND.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-10-26
FO R s A L Ei

WYE offer for sale, the following de- w scribed Land, viz:
 N. E. of sec. 30, T. 1 N, R. W, 16C acres, lying in Pulaski county.
 N. w. I sec. 19, T. } N, R. 13 W, 160 acres. lying in Conway county.
 S. W. sec. 1, T. ION, R. 5 ". 16O acres. N. E. sec. IT, T. 10 N, R. 5 W, 60.acres. N. E. sec. p, T. 10 N, R. W, 160 acres. lying in Jackson county.
 N W. l sec 21. r. 9 N, R. W, 160 acres S.. W sec. 1, T. 9 N, R. W, 160 acres lying in White county.
 Cg~ The above Land we will sell on very reasonable terms. Persons wishing to buy will apply in person or by letter to us at De' Arc, Arkansas
 octe-tf1 FRITH & JACKSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
INTELLIGENCE FOR THE ELECTORS.
WHO ARE LEGAL VOTERS.

Every male citizen Of the age of twenty years. who
shall have been citizen for ten days. and for thirty days
preceding tho election resident Of the district from
which the officer TO be chosen for whom he Offers his
votc and inhabant Of this State one year pre-
dent of the county where he may offer his vote is eni
tied to vote in the election district where he actually
sides, and not elsewhere, for all officers that
hereafter may he elective by people. (Artcle g soc
j, Of the constitution
"lnhabi'ancy and residency,' says Chancellor Wal
worth, "nenDs fSc and permanent abode or dwelling
cOnraulStiugu.Sheu q tefnpprary
caliy or existence"
One Of tho ordinary indi1 of a mans legal residence
Is where his family reside But this may be over
ruled by his n,A nion. man may have separated him
sell from or deserted his fnm!y and however immoral
the act he may acquire legal residence in anohcr cou-
", ward or district, even in another STATE
The constitution Of the state of New York says:--Tor
the purpose OF voting no erson shall be deoed have
gained l~t residence, by Of his presence or
Absebcc Nh,e employ cd the service of tho United
States nor while engaged in the gaon of the waters
this State, of the United States, of the high seas
nor While student in any seminary OF learning;
while kept AT amshouae, or other lum, al public
expense; nor he combined in any public prison." So in
regard 10 the absence o party IN the army navy
IN nav ganis the waters Of the State, the United States
the high seas If th absences be temporary merely,
they do Lot affect the residence oi the party pnt per
mancnt, they do.
No man oi color shall vote unless nc sh al have been
for three years czn OF the State. and m nhaeitant
thereof year preceding the election nj which
he orrs his vote, and shat be pssssed OF lrccnod
estate Of the value Of nun ircd aud y dollnrs
aud above all debts ano ncumbranccs, and have paid
taxes thereon lie shall also have bcen for the last our
"ois resident of the county, aud Tor thirty dss pre-
icdng election resident o the ds,ric; wherein he
shgi ulcr his vote
Al persons regarded az native citizens who were
o0n AZ ae lniled States, either before or since Tho Dec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

NORFOLK, Nov. 5, 1859
Your late editorials the outrageous Of Old
Brown Co., at HarpeTs Ferry, spoken Of here IN
the highest terms Of praise aud commendaon and the
hot shot you have poured the ranks OF the abolition
black republicans do tell at your coming election,
there will be but little hope the Unon Tho deepest
interest is taken here in the New York election and they
should go for the black republicans there viii be alos
universal sentiment In favor Of immediate secession
peaceably if we can forciby If must" But yester
day one of our most wealthy and sensible shpowners and
heretofore strong Union man, declared that the North
erp States now put down this infamous black party
he immediate separation, and stop all trade and
con merce between the North and South.
Be not deceived. The hour has when the South
and will demand Il Ut the people Of the North thS
crisis and show themselves the occasion They win
qulre that your Legislatures punshpr such
acte Phillips, Seward and Beecher ara guilty Of n s
now the power Of the North the Union and va
rest the Issue with them.
What do your people when they sanction tho
u was saying Of All old gentleman OF Accomack
that women, preachers and politicians would dssolyo
THIS Union, and seems his prediction b about TO be
realized.
H,w different your people from ours. Suppose that
meeting should be called In Norfolk. and q speaker
should advise The collection Of money 70 send incendYies
o the North 10 burn your factories, the
and all who attempted 10 aid defence of their property
nTon the prsext that the operatives treated
they should be- &C.; who does not know that such man
would not only be dcnoUnccd but would be aTred and
'sathered" in less than twenty minutes If the North
would respect the rights the South not vr-
gn'an fa would not shoulder his musket and march 70
tbe Nnrfh 10 defend rgit OF property OF PonS,
your homes, your resdes from foreign donesoc Ioes,
even " the last extremity. But must cloee Nv nassv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
Jersey CITY News.

ARRAY AMONGST PoIrIIcANs-Oyx Man DANGEROUS
IY Snor.-last night, about nine O'Clock, des-
perate ARRAY occurred amongst a party OF mon
who were engaged in discussing politics, at the por.
ter house, Of Green and Montgomery kept
by Thomas Doyle which resulted the shooting OF man
named Thomas Lennon. II appears that lennon entered
the place with friend get drink and took part IN
p htcal discussion, when, ia stated Lennon s,rucs
Thomas Smith twice, and general tight rsulted sn.n
then drew pistol and fired, the ball taking elect Just
above the naval and passing through portion OF tho
bowels and buried in the socket OF the eit mp oone
The injured man was tnkeu 10 the drug IL Dr. Qu
DOR where his wounds dressed and he was subse
Quently removed his residence, corner OF Green aud
should inf 1nafrn in his wounds will probably prove
fatal Smith walked down TO tho Phiia iephia Hotel,
where bc delivered himself up TO officers Snow and ODn
nell and was committed the rcsnl, of the nju
rios Water Lamb narrowly escaped being shot, the
powder setting 6re TO his oyercoat and scorchng his
pants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.


Tommany Hah-Wm. Burns, liquor dealer; non tax
payer.
ky, walchman; non taxpayer.
kp.tiacam y. L. Beaklry, occnprtion given in the
Directory; non taxpayer.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Tsmmany Hall VIM Walsh, hquor dealer; non tax
Mozart nan Thom As Kiyln officer in The Marine Court;
IsdeIendent Uemor& Patrick Grove, grocer and liquor
dealer; laxpase nm"'hy & .onnoly LIQUOR dealer non
Rspstliconrmothy Connolly, liquor dealer; non tax
payer.
THIRD DISTRICT.
7ummdny Han and Independent naocrd.-Christiac g.
Woodruff Clerk the Board of Aldermen liquor dealer;
taxpayer.
Nosart HaL-Tsanc Kay lor, tinsm,th; on-taxyayer.
Refutiicon, Whig and american --Horauo N Wild,
candy man, cx cxCounclmaD; taxpayer.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
TdmmdyV Hall anil Independent DerxocraL-Wm. G.
Cover, Hsme not IN Inrectory; non-axlayer
Mozart aali--J Mcrulough, unknown
ktpullicdn -Dclancey W. kncvils name not in Drec-
Smerian and wh,g-Georse W. Warner liquor dealer;
non taxpayer.
FIFTH DISTRICT
3omma"y, Mozart Hu a.d Independent Democrdt.-
". L. Cole, slvrrsmih. taxpayer.
Republican john W. Shaw, name not IN Directory;
taxpayer
SIXTH DISTRICT.
7ammdnv, HoS1rt Hall d'd LbLnendent DeanTdL -
Sanu. webster, Clerk and superintendent of Sanitary
Inspection; taxpayer.
RtpuLida and Amer,cdss john Commeriord, chair
maker; taxpayer.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
3annony, Mosat Hall aud Independent Den'ocr it--
Aaron ". Bean, hquor Il. aler; taxpayer
RepnJlican.-Frrderck A. Concklm merchant; tax
payer
american and Whig-Henry ]. Irving, lawyer; tax
payer.
EIGHTH DISTRICT
7d0mdny Hdnlboinas O'Rourkc, nane not in the
Directory; non taxpayer.
Mozart HdH and DEP nieft Democrat john j. Kelly,
police clerk; TX Assemn ymln non taxpayer.
ktpuhlcan.-Gcorgs Tsr aleg lawyer; non taxpayer.
American and PpMg-Jonn Smith.
NINTa DISTRICT
zdmmdny and Mozart iflu and IAipsassat D~o,'crn -
payer
hepu0hcdn dad Whig American n-I,anie r. .Inlues, OK
S'orh ]" tue Surfognte's office, lawyer; taxpayer.
TENTH DISTRICT
lammTnv Hdft--Jaun's j. Reilly, cx Asscmblynan
IHpuiy lhA tsnn,nr soncr; non ttxptvrr
Mozart Han-.ohn By rn.,.: non,,xnavar
ffS1ntcdn -J,sapli g. Cooper mann. mot - D,oc,crv
Ame tco anu Wing -.oseph (tn ninv a x = cni mi
m Markets; hon Mayer.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT
1unmTnv HM john Hurdy clerk In n,c,, ca,ce
(Ostm l1oise); non tlxpay ,r. ~ ~
Kosart Hal ant saotpesdsnt Dosaryos w,,,,,, q
Robinson, lawyer, taxpayar ui e
Republican and WaiJ-summings IL r,,cker ~ ,,,,r
man, contractur bxlaser ~
TWELFTH DISTRICT
T13dtay Hall --Anircw Sinith, liquor dealer. Non
taxpayer
Hoiart Hall and Independent Democrat. .-wm Gage. no
eccnpauon 10 directory -
Arpuil,oaa --i'el.r Cook, hNyor.
rIIisTEENTH DISTRICT
IhMmdvy TlU aud Iid.JsEdent Dsms'rdf Peter M,s
krson tnstvls Uotsc officer and Assrmb ~ 10; ron
tasppycr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
ILLEGAL VOTERS. BEWARE.

PRoCIAkATos.-In puIsu of a resolution OF the
Cannon Council OF the city of New York, do hereby
offer reward hundred dollars for detection o.
any person voting attempting TO illegally,
any who shall procure and assist counsel or
wise another to give offer his illegally 60 into
any ward or election district for that purpose
suing election TO be held in this city Tuesday S
day of November next To be paid upon the conviction
OF the offender and the certificate Of the Recorder Dis
riC Attorney the Judge Of the Court where ycsd
that such conviction had upon the testimony OF th,
person persons claiming such reward Bat all claims
tor such reward not presented the undersigned ir
writing within twenty days after the conviction of such
offender shall be disregarded. Given under my hand
the Mayors Office DANIEL. f. TIEAfANN, Mayor
NEw YORK, Oct. %, 1859
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
NOTICE To THE El.tCrION OANv ,sSERa.

NOIlLE 1D THE Ei.fCflON CaNV i5SEfs.
The canvaFsrs OF every election district win b. far
nkbcd with blanks from tbs Associate Pr,aa which they
resp ciiuljy requested 10 MI up the yites
c0untd and deliver when called tor III, regularly
author ICED COLLECTORS who will exhibit tickets Of their
authority from the agent
Nnmei 0os attempts having been made which in many
successful by parsaps representing the
Associated Press, blanks fro tho
and poll clerks at previous elections, the
would request the % deliver lh blanks only
o those persDns who able 10 exhibit he proper anio
rity for receiving them. BY properly 'iig Sha blanks
~hrh lc the polls Of each eeion district, aud
observing The above request every daily ps,ef N New
yOk VII he able to furnish tho public with the result Of
he election the following morning rDe ornals
posng the Associated Press the oariT q E7utrcr,
LnSat IF Commerce, HERALD, jsass tribune Ecpress.
Sa, ke1s, Errpiag Posi, Domnaer it Adertiaer, Day
Book Ssoots zsasg, Osaokyat and 'our,er des Etais
Uni& n. H. CRAIG
Agent Of New York Associated frcss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
SENATORIAL NOMINATIONS.


znmmdny Hal II. Mcleod Murphy, civil engneer
neh taxpayer.
Mozart HdH William Wilson, liquor dealer taxpayer.
KcpILiIdn, Wht0 and Amerioan.--Samuel Hall, phys
elan nOn-iaxpaSer.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
1bmmany nnI Mozart iidU and Independent Democrat
Bernard Kelly Custom House officer aud hollis office IN
fhe iartmeht; has held pubic Office for number
eG years; taxpayer
kep.lltan, Whig and American -Merwin r Brewer,
hwycr; non taxpayer.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
TdmmGny HrH--Wiiam Mcslirray, lawyer; taxpayer.
Mozart Hall and iadepende'n OemocrGt-W Drake Par
sons, editor; taxpayer.
Republican Ben auip Mannerre, broker; taxpayer.
Apxr,can and Whig.--Wm A. Guesi, broker taxpayer.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
7ammany and Mozart t'au Richard B. Connolly, ex-
Count, Clerk poiclan has held public oice Tor eighteen
tw,By Yeas; Commissioner for opening four streets
~ 81 per day each; iaxpa cr.
Republican, Wing and Americdn.-Danie D. Conover,
~ Council man, Street Commissioner contractor and
PoIit,cian has held public office number Of years,
apd pledged 10 the Broadway and other city railroad
DFOiects
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
REGISTRY OF VOTERS IN BROOKLYN.
ORDER OF CANvASsTNG VOTES

ORDER OF CAkVASSING VOTES
By law Of the State of New York IL a provided that
this Stat. be canvassed In the follow .ng order
l. Electors Of President and Wee Persistent
3 State officers.
g. Hembers Of Congress.
T. State Senate.
g. Members OF Assembly.
6. City and county Cnic'rs.
7. Town and charter officers.
8. JUDICIAL officers.
0. Police civil justices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08

JUDICIARY NOMINA ATOMS.

SUPREME COURT.
zaasmdny and Mozart Hull, Whi and Ind. De1n.-Wl-
NM H. Leonard, lawyer; taxpayer,
hepnLlcon-Eaac La, ton, lawyer taxpayer.
SUPERIOR COURT.
5h~mary and Mozart Hdil amt Whig-JameB Moncries
yxtseDt Judge; taxpayer
Thssmany and Mosart Hau Ind. Dem.-Anthony L.
Robertson, lawyer; taxpayer.
Rprtlicdn, whig and Am,,ican-John Sosson, present
tsdge, taxpayer.
R.p,Jltcan = Erastns C. Benedict, lawyer; taxpayer
Wh9.-Alexander W. Bradford, late Surrogate lawyer;
6x payer
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
5kmm7ny and Aozart Hall anu isdeperdent Demo
Wui-Charics z. DAILY present Judge; taxpayer.
Repusscas G.d WhigCharles C. Nva, lawyer; tax
payer
MARINE COURT
1dmmdny and Mozart H1iLH. Alker, lawyer; men tax
payer
Re1~bcdn and American ]. Dhtenhoefer lawyer;
taxpayer.
Wig Fred. A. Tallmadge ex. Recorder, ex-Superin
ADsdent Of Police, lawyer; taxpayer.
NOMINATIONS FOR SUPERVISOR.
9Rmmany Hall, Mozart Hall and fHdepend0s. Demo
svdk-John RI Briggs, President ralrOai taxpayer
R<publican-James DAVIS, umbrella manufacturer; tax
payer.
AHe icaS-Zophar Mills, merchant; taxpayer.
WAtg.-WilH BlackhtoDe, builder; taxpayer.
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payer.
Repuslicas- Richard Scott, Mayors clerk lawyer; tax
payer.

Mozart Hall-Thomas Gushing, constable; non TAX
Republican. Scott, Mayors clerk, lawyer; tax
r0uRTYENTH DISTRICT
Tammany Hall and Mozart Han and Independent Demo
cras -Theodoro voorhees,. lawyer; non taxpayer.
ReputJican.--Eiott Shepard, notary.
american Wig and Peoples Pasty.-John s. Cocks,
gentleman, taxpayer.
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Tammany and Mozart Hal and I'sipendos D7ao-
crat George W. varian, ex Alderman, taxpayer.
Republican and Whig.--S y. Chlds, secretary; tax
payer.
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
Tammany Hall aud Independent Ds1sOcydt-1homas
Person, ex-Police Justice; taxpayer
Mozart Hait-H Arcularins, liquor dealer, OK Council
man and ex Superintendent Of Streets non tavpayer
Rpubi ar-walter 8 Pinckney, clerk to Tax ColnInis
sioners; taxpayer.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT.
gnnmdny Hdu-WilliaIn Harris, merchant.
Mozart Han and Independent Denocrdt-rnomss Vel ch
anctoneer, ex Deputy Sheriff; taxpayer.
Reputlican and wiig-Jobn r. Cumming, CONTRACTOR,
Commissioner Of Emigration taxpayer
KINGS COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
The following list Of the candidates Of each party 70
be voted for in Kings county the election to-day
JUSTICE OF SUPREME coURT-sEcoND DISTRICT.
Geo R.sya e. VIM SSs ss w nS sa
ffsson TSGs GsAe Inos aarssr aa
l-0eo. ". stlwen, Andrew A. Myers, A. A. Myers.
2-D U. Bradley Charles Kelsey, Jas. r. el yecchio
3-w y. Grifnths, 1heo C tnlhcott 7. q Calijcott.
4-TheO. Iion, James Darcy, Peter tirahaln.
SIS. u. Chapman, Vim. q Jones, VIM c. Jones,
&C. H. Briggs, John IiDsky John Linsky.
Geo. H. Fisher, j. Ii v Cockroft II v. Cockrot-
COUNTY JUDGE.
William II. Gale, Samuel Garrison, Samuel Garrison.
DIsTnICT ATTORNEY
Jehn Winslow, J. g. Schumacher, hamuel D. Korrs
COUNTY TREASURER
Daniel Maujer, James n. Scabury, j. NJ Seabury.
sUPERINTENDENTs OF THE POOR
Henry E. Ripley, Joseph smi,h Diedrich Sruse,
u. ]. Ryder, Wlliam Bennett samuel Hubbard
JUSTICE OF SESSIONS.
Samuel s. Striker, Nicholas S,lwsn John a. Mla.sns
CoRONERs.
Nelson L. North, John Murphy, J. H. Murphy,
George J. kibbe Henry Van Dyke Geo. w. Seaman
Dist JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
S-B. 3. Nor ehouse Edward B. Cadey John l. lyman
4-Chauncey Perry. John II. Coloban. J. H. Coohan.
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
Justice Of the Supreme Coueorge 9. Reynolds. Rep
hena.ors-second dsrct-Iienry II. Pierson Rep
Third dis.rici-Johp G Bergen. ............ Rep
District Atorney-John winsow. Rep
County TreasurerJames n. Se bury Dem
CoonergNeson L. North Rep
George j. Kbbee. ................... Rep
6uperniendenss OF The poor-lIenry Ripley.... Rep
william Bennett. Dem
County Judge-Samue Garrison. ....... hem
Jnstice-1bird district benjamin {. Morebouse Rep
Fourth district-Chauncey Perry.............. Rep
Fifth dkrict-Henry u. Birdsau. ............ Dem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-08
THE LAW OF VIRGINIA IN REGARD TO
PARDONS

It appears, from the following section Of the code Of
Virginia, that the Governor OF that State has notthe power
pardon In Of conviction for treason against the
Commonwealth
The Governor shall not grant pardon any ca be-
fore Conviction nor to convicted treason
against the except with the consent OF tn,
General Assembly, declared by joint resolution Neither
shall be grant reprieve any person convicted of ,rea
son for longer period than until the end Of the session OF
he General Assembly, during which it may be granted
or than un the end OF The succeeding session, when Is
granted during the recess