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env,Rv AccIpssr.-We regret to learn

EEVEHB 70
that Mr. Charles Campbell, Superintendent of the
Richmond aud DanviIie Railroad. met with Q Sc
we're accident last Saturday, by falling from hand
car, while returning from the coal wharves oppo'
site Rocketts. The car was being rapidly propeil>
ed by two men, when Mr.. G. rose up to look for a
coal train, and in doing 30 was struck BY one oi
The cranks, and Knocked off. He fell across the
track, aud quick as thought the car passed over
his breast aud arms, iujuring him internally, but
without fracturing any of his bones When we
heard from him yesterday, he had become more
composed, and though badly bruised, was believed
by his physicians to be out OF danger.
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Ar HoME4-The Virginia stable, com

Ar HoME--The Virginia stab.e, oom
posed of "pIanet" aud .Eauny Washington" )" or
rived here Yesterday under the care Of ono Of their
owaers, T. W. boswell, Esq, and passed on to Hanoi
ver where they are TO take short breathing SPELL
after making the most brilliant and successful cam.
pajgu ever known IN this section Of the world But
Tor the bad treatment BY their trainer 1t Charles.
ton, we have no doubt they would have won every
purse they stArtsd for between this city aud New
Orleans.
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THROWING STosEs John, q slave to
Turpin Marlborough, was convicted before Jus,
sice Sadler yesterday Of throwing stones ct Peter
the LASH '0 y"
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Cow 6TBALIHG.-A man named Katen
was arrested and Gagged yesterday, charged with
stealing and selling milch cow
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EARLY Wharf.-The crop of wheat on one OF
Capt. LsmbeTts fields in Norfolk county, Va com
menced to head more than a week ago-another
evidence OF the remarkably advanced condition Of
vegetation this season.
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D,usKsnsrss is the greatest evil

DlUnKsNHEss 10 the greatest evil
against which the city watchmsn have to contend.
Turn whore they may, some poor inebriats stag.
gers into their arms, snd II be b tso fer gone TO
take care Of himself then they are compelled 70
shoulder him and march him on to one of the
persons, found druuk IL the streets, were Gagged
Tor the night. Sunday they we're called before
Justice eadlsr, rsprimandsd for their condact and
then discharged.
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- xzNAAA MVxA~A0.
r SoMs OF THI BAHGAINs,
AT THE Cash STORE OF
pkRKIN8 4 co.


No lN kaRle Square.
cases a Bleach Shirting at cents, worth 10
Sup" 90 III
Best New York Mill do "l3 "
iU4 Bleach sheeting. p :.
i24 do 20
Hest Enelish and Amerisan Prints ct II cents
100 pieces Fast Cold Lawns. at Il@i?h cents
50 pieces spring De Lsiues and vaIentias, q l2 cts
40 very pretty Spring Valensias, at Is cen0
50 doz ID 6oves o. good - Alexanders, @ 13 cte
The largest assortment OF rich. hEM ePhlN0
GOODS, city styles. they have ever onereo All new
and ut the lowest cash prices. mn l7-sA1S
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TalPIsfs-- negro woman, . slave OF WIN.
James, Of Smyth county Va. gave birth 20 three
children recently. She has had six children IN
thirty months.
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SiaHs<-ft 4 good sign 70 80 man wiping the
perspiaa asion lfom his kee; Il - baAsieR 70 80
: tsilov Nipiag hia moaehM BE- comes ont Of .
cellar,
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WADBWORTH, TUkNER h CO,
" NO Is. HoUKfIENTH sfnEEf,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FORk0N AND
nnMRaTIn my HnnnQ

assortment of STAPLE AND FANCY bRY
GOODS. comprising altogether. . very desirable
assortment, suited and selected sxpfessly TT the
trade Of Virginia. North Carolina and Tsnnssss,
al Of which tho trade II respectfully invited 70 sx
anime, nh I'm
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SABBATH EcHooL.-At meeting of
the City Council yesterday afternoon, . petition
was presented from the Leigh Street Baptist Mis-
sion Sabbath School asking the use Of First Market
Hail Oh Sunday afternoons, which was referred to
the Committee on theF First Market, with authority
to grant the petition. The school was started
some few weeks since In the third story OF an old
building at the corner OF 17th and Marshall streets
but the number of scholare has become 90 great
that these r0oms will no longer accommodate
them. The Committee to whom the sabject 10 re-
ierred, will no doubt grant the petition, inasmucb
40 the object for which the hall is sought pro-
per one, and will prove great value TO the chill
dren In Jefferson Ward, as we'll as to the commu-
Hity at large.
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DRY GOODS,

--~~s--~---.-... .-s--.~ -.-..s.ss-e......-...
IMONDAY, APRIL l6th, 1859,
AoAs a0v1LfIN Ar M!xLg1el1sL.
TTsssy nm .als - i.prssxsal =
wv KSs g9sss s nus 9 - . $ spsrseiassli
ivs Ssssy sssyy !: !: 49, :1s:s: z fs.s G ss
!. Z. s''s'' = = '.;;.if 8; f,,o
DRReS GOODS i-pReo1 0th1Dfl T.
~ Ne are asiline DREss o.h1ns 81 s,~~~
ss.iptsos. ssa srsss dsdaasioa foa sss .ssaSs
.'''. e'sE sffii:s. 4 i:s;:1 sssassalos.s.., 4 1
no6sEs srs P.los DRsss.
WIN q we'll 70 give us : csIl,
TIE s0RM or THE 04AeON.
= 90 DRus3 IoB - ONLv.
Blssas i8ss i8ssas'.f .e y.sa. ISs lse.. 4 ~. -
Las ises = the s'senadpi iPPssaisia Psassia 81 d D
1870 SPRING ANDSUMMER 1850
.HAvirs enlarged aad rsasssd NJ seoss. { ~
isays ,s.. e =! e ny irisnS: 90 e. 10y @
.'4s''s ''''s'.5 689 ~ 'SstooDs 8
ds a.ss ssss Is e .s {
AsSoess s ssa sSHds sseh ..ortn.u. Of LADI - Dsns
Blscs and Coaossd eILk1
A''A'is;l ssssS$ss:s ssSssss$e. :.
Also, splendid stock Of -
UIOTHS. CAySIMIRIs AND vBs1IneA
Of every grsds andquality. for gsntlsmsp and bogv
I large supply Of HEAVY srAPLs aooIs. n
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SERIOUS CHARaE.-Mary shae "a woma q

SERIOUS CHARGE.-Mary Shae ,a woman
of some forty-fve years, made her appearance be.
fore the Mayor yesterday, to answer the charge Of
stealing $40 note from Michael Burke, last Sunday
afternoon. From the evidence we obtained tho
following facts:-The prisoner and complainant oc-
cupy portions of the same house, and were on
friendly terms. On Sunday afterdoon Mrs. Burke
rolled up one of her dresses the pocket of which
was $40 note aud a ten cent piece, and laying it
on her trunk, left the room. Soon after Mrs. Shae
went into Bnrke's room, remained q short time,
aud thea left, one being there to keep her com.
pany. At night Mrs. Burke needed money to seud
for fluid, and missing her $40 note, epquired Of
her husband If he had taken it. Finding that he
had not, and having heard Mrs. Shae say she had
been in her room, Mrs. Burke at once suspected
her of the theft, and made her husband get q
search warrant In the course of the evening
Lieut.. Kelly made q search, aud finally discovered
the money in Mrs. Shae's possession, she vowing
all the time that she was Innocent, and resisting
the officer with all her might. The stolen note
was tied up in rag, and when discovered the pri-
soner threw it upon the floor, trsmpled 1t, and
attempted to destroy it, but prevented from 80
doing. The note was identified as the property, Of
Mrs. Burke, paid to her Cd Saturday night by her
husbands brother. So complete was all the cir
cumstances against the accused, that the Mayor
could do no less than hold her to bail to answer
An indictment by the next Grand Jury of petty lar.
ceny.
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DAIvIxG CATTLB.-A neeec fellow. in
attempting to drivs Off mich cav from her maze
ter's door, isss~ ~Rsidsy' night, wss heard BY thc
owner, who called up the servant and made him
capture the thief For his daring, the Mayor
awarded him q striped suit of raw hide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

AFORE NEW AND CHEAP DRESS
IVA GOCDS-Opening this morning large lot q
Dress Goods consisting Of Bsrages CnAllies, Lawns,
uhalie BerAgs and vArous 0sher fashtonable esylee
which will sell Oh at great bargains. Call and
buy cheap Dress at MAlLHk1so
Ap lS OhooD store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

fgE LATEST FAsHIoss..-The latest style Of
hhoop skirt IL the grand, self-sdjusting, double
pkaetlon bustls, etruscan lace expaasion, spiral
n itiooaini !. attachment. gossamer fndistructibie
- na lore Of thing"
ut, Passenger by the Star Of the West . Cornish
1'""s mas o1s hssgdrsd and Jsffy fsssads ef eota
"'''' 'sissd at 90, ,69g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

N. B. DICKINSON trial Of N b
Dickinson, in the Circuit Court Of Richmond City,
charged with the murder Of John G. Haley, At the
State Agricultural Fair, In 1857, will commence
this morning, at 10 o'clock. Every witness and
Juror should be prompt .in their attendance, 60
that no unnecessary delay may occur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19
THE STEAMER ROANOKE.
NEw YORK, April 1S.--The steamship Roanok
arrived here from Richmond last night at 10 n,clk
NORTHERN MARKETS,

Howard street Is Is. Wheat STEADY; white white 81 81 saa
10, red 81 NHl.5O. Provisions quiet; Bacon sides
"a; Mess Pork s775 Whiskey steady at 26
50. ohio IS 4Og6 so, Southern S6@6 so. Wheat
irm; southern red 81 IS. Corn firm; yellow s50SS
Cotton quies-sales of $500 bales market unchsnged
Turpentine firm at 5s(0I Rosin xl.70. Rice steady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

A HoAx.-The London Daily Standard or 2sth
March, IN its summary Of American news says -
Gan attempt was made to burn down the toNn OF
Boston during the sitting Of the Legislature,
which oaussd great excitement, and both houses
adjodfned for time."
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HEEo GesK.-captain Israel Turner, Of Fitch
b1rg, Msas, died the 21t uIt, af the age OF Is
years. He was cfaeer under General Scott, and
10 the ssrvice during the war OF 1912. WAS taken
psisoner with scott at the fight OF Queenstown
eeG Wool, on the occasion OF visit TO Fitchburg,
afsw yeurs since stated that Capt. Turner wss one
o. ,he brssest OF the ma0y brave men who fought
1nder Cen Scott
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charged With stealing 4 Loose frsm Whitley Ful.
len 10 October last, was tried at the present term
of the Circuit Court of Washington county, Va,
convicted, and sentenced to the peuitentiary for
three years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

DEATH FROM EATING MAfCHEs-A little colored
boy, about years old, beionging.to Mr.. Jona.
Pitts, of Scottsviiie, Albemarle county, Va, died
on Thursday night 4.bl from the effects of eating
the poisonous substance which compose the ordi.
nary friction matches.
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PRICE ONE CENT.


| UvLawsul xsLY.-l1any Of the
Keepers Of smaIl grocsries seem 10 evsslook The
Important ihct thss they are Iisbis - hssvy auss
foe pernttsipg meFe than ~ pseroes - asssnbis
70 their houss at say one time. On Saeurday nighi
| last Lleut Trashagt and Watchman Bozs discoser-
them. . the IrishmAa did the Indiana, captured
~. Yesterday morning they we're called before
1assics ssdlsr, snd ssnssuesd p IT, lash.
THs frnss last rsturday right. was
doaetless the work Of IN iucsudiary, and bas for
tss ttmsly discovery, might have proved very ssri
ous. MI. starts infcsms 40 shas the resr cellar
| door bad not besDs sle& open, as The 6femea sup.
posed. but had 6se0 nulooked bye gsasisnaa who
| roomed shove fhs store, after the alarm Of are
Rock BATTLEs.-On sunday afterAoon
last the police msds m effort 70 cspsars some any
near Mr.. Crsnshas,s residence bat failed 1or want
OF suflciepe force 0ue Of the valley combasants,
free negro bog, 10 said 20 have received sevefe
blow In the face, s1d II the rest could receive Sm
liar treatment, they might learn 10 become moro
orderly.
-IrfIsa GAr1Ls Daniel Johan WAS
before the Msyos yesterday to answer the chares
Of stealing COW, the property Of John Z. kim
Drough, bat owing to the ahsencs OF wisnssses tie
Investigation uas adjourned until Wednesday
morning JoAsn, 1t 10 generally beloved, acted
| as the agent Of another parfy-but to get as the
reas thief and bring him 10 punishment, the fne
vestigation has bssn deferred.
| 0AIvIAG CATTLB.-A negec fellow, in
attempting to drivs off mich cow from hsr mass
ter's door, tase~ ~Rsidsy night, wnS heard By the
owner. who called mp the servant and made him
capture the thief For his daring, the Mayor
awarded him striped suit of raw hide.
l
IMPUDsScs.-A negro fellow called
Alexander, slave to Jesse Thomas, was before the
Mayor, yesterday, and punished for smoking a
cigar In the street, In violation of city ordinance
| THROWING STosEs John, q slave to
Iurpin Marlborough, was convicted before Jus.
.ice Sadier yesterday Of throwing stones at Peter
| the lash.
Cow 6TsALING.-A man named Katen
was arrested and Gagged yesterday, charged with
stealing and selling miich COW.
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A PROFITABLE BuuNxss.-There 10 man In Phil
sdeiphia who owns two good brick houses AMI q
feed store, and hes 900 Invested in stocks,-sll
Of which be accumulated solely By the business ol
catching rata, which hssslls to propretors Of ral
pits."
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THs "soLsp MEs OF BosTon."--A catalogue Of the
''solid msu of Boston," recently published, says
Associates, 81 1872 900; the heirs Of John D. Wills
llams Shaw, 81 ,052 600; Josiah Quincy, $63s,oO0;
Jno c. Gray ,6s7 900: and Mrs Cornelia A. Tbsyer,
5000 0oo. There area number Of $sGo 900 and $780,.
900 fellows mentioned
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chesterfield County



PoRf wAIrHALL, Chesterfield CO.. Va, !
April 18th. {
nod that your correspondents generally are
inclined to expatiate upon the excellence, moral
~. religiously, politically, or physically, Of the
regions IN which they respectively reside As Cbes-
terneid 10 not often represented iu your columps
permit me to present an item or two in her behalf
Is there farmer in Virginia who contemplates :
removal To Iowa, kansas, Texas, or any where else
let me urge bin, through you, to re,iuquish 90 un
necessary step. have travelled thousands Of
miiee, ana 10 all candor declare Virginia to be
UNNECESSARILY ahead Of every State that have
been in. She is better in society. In morals. and
10 health, and better stl the religious condition
OF the people 10 better-purer. But have forgot.
gotten Chesterfield. In my opinion this is the
most desirable county In the State of Virgin
Ia for an enterprising farmer, who has the
means to prosecute bis calling or occupation yjpor
ausiy. Especially does this opinion hold good with
reference to those portions of the county border
iog on the James and Appomattox rivers. Lime,
the pest renovator ct last, of worn out coils, can
be had in abundance, and at low rates. on the
banks of the rivers mentioned. There are seyera,
gentlemen In this neighborhood, engaged IN agri.
cultural pursuits, who using kime with liberal
hand, aud have been doine so for years, and the
results have beon both gratifying and satisfactory
to them. On account, too, of the facilities for q
market, this is a most eligible position. Richmond
is about fif y-five miles by water, and twenty BY
land Petersburg is distant seven miles by water
and about nine by land. And then again, we have
the choice Of all the seaports, both in and ont o
the State. And lastly, We have here exemplified
:hat virtue 30 much extolled, (though too often
uDjusfjy,) Virginia hospitality. 1t 10 not q myth
here. 1t In not fabulous. It is true persortfcas
tion. But must write more at another time.
Yours, with respect, W. A. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

PosT OFFICE EAFFAIRs.-06jces Discontinued-Now-
Inns Store, Campbell county, Va. Wheeling Val'
ley, Marshall county, Va,
4 new Office is established at Hubbard, New
Keat county, Va, and Wm p. Mills appointed post
master on the route from Richmond to Williams
burg Name and site of the Office at Parkinson
beaver county, Pa, is changed to "Potter''-
James Potter postmaster, vice John K. Miller,
resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

CHEsApEAKE AND OH1o CANAL.-The Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal business last week was good. The
which seventy-three we're Of coal, and the rest
country produce. Receipts for upward trade,
1914; for other trade, 4,469; in all, $4s43. The
months receipts have already footed up SO ,500-
There is very large supply Of coal stored at
Georgetown, aud sea going vessels are much wants
cd to convey 1t to distant markets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

LATER YEog UrAH.-We have intelligence from
L tab to the 18th ult. The Mormons were highly
indignant because a body of United States troops
were stationed at Provo during the session of the
court theres and there were rumors of a threaten
ed collision, but actual outbreak had occurred.
An organized banditti is said to infesi Salt Lake
CITY. some of whom have been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

DixD ABRoAD-A. Msgruder Bays, formerly Of
Baltimore, and aged 81 years, died Of yellow fever
at Rio de Janeiro, the 22d Of January, after an
illness Of only eight hours. Deceased Was 10 the
employ of the railroad company, engaged in con,
structiDg the Don Pedro Railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

APis SWALLOWED BY A LaDY.-A few evenings ago,
young lady in this city swallowed pin, which
rested in her throat and caused so much annoyance
aud pain that she could not sleep during the whole
Of that night. The next morning she was taken
with t.of sneezipg, when, strange to say, the
pin was dIsIodged. aud during the paroxysm passed
through her nose, thus relieving her entirely OF
the Troublesome intruder.--.Norfotlt Day Eook
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A NOZZLE LAwYEa.--A short time ago gentleman
10 England, worth $4,000 was Indignant WIG
his daughter, an only child, for marrying. lie
dsiuheritsd her. aud left the whole property to
his attorney aud other gentlemen. His attorney
vest TO his cosiegstees, got theIa toj sign snsH
claims over to him, and then paid the whole 4ao,-
600 TO his daughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

NAVAL OApERs.- Surgeon Edward Gilchrist has
been ordered to duty fleet surgeon for the East
India squadron. Assistant Surgeon VIM. g. Hay :,
has been ordered to duty on the steamer Hartford.
Passed Assistant Surgeon James 8. Gillian has
been ordered to duty in the Pacific squsdron.-
Surgeon Geo. Maulsby also ordered to duty in the
Pacific squadron.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

MoRxoss AposrAcyzISG.-It 10 reported that Mr..
Rimbai eldest son of Heber c., and JOS Young.
Of brigham, hare apostscized, and are about
leaving for the States with their first wives Ieay.
ing their "spirituais' behind. At least 5000
spostate Mormons will icage for California early
;n the spring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-19

INTERESTING MEMEgTos The two swords left by
the late Mr.. Prescott. to the Massachusetts, Hstor.
ical Society were formally presented at a meeting
of the Society in Boston, on Thursday last. by MIR.
H. Gardner, one of Sir. Pre5cott's executors. One
of these swords was worn by Col. Prescott, the
grandfather of the Historian, at the battle of
Bunker Hill, and the other by Capt. Linzee, the
grandfather of Mrs. Prescott, who, on that day,
commanded the British soop of-war Falcon,
which vas playing with her guns upon the little
redsz b: which our ceuntrymen had raised.
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Ikos.-A Russian merchant at Berdiansk, ans
nounces the sale In hie warehouse at Odessa, Nj.
coisie and Sebastopo, of 45l GOO lbs or 3ol tons
Of iron aud cast frcn coming from projectles pick
cd up Ia the Crnaea after the war. This will give
10 idea of tho prodigious consumption OF shot and
she'll in the siege Of sebastopol.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-05-19
Henry Clay en- the Nsw.f aslsd Dec

frsm The Cincinnati Enquirer
ca the 9Th Of May, 1850, NssRr Clay,
from the Committee ofThirten 10 the Sen.
ate Of the United States, made rel or, on
the slavery question, in which are 10 be
found the following words;
The true principle which ought 10 regulate
the action OF Congress In forming Territorial
Governments for each newly acquired domain
70 10 rsfrata FROM on sg,siaf,os on he subisct Of
siarsvS IN fAs Territory aeqss,s al, 20 long a. Il
rstasns the 1"uio'rai t1m " gopsrnmsmf,
leaving Il TO the people OF such Territory, when
they have attained 10 such = condition which
entities them TO admission - State, to decide
for themselves the question Of the allowance or
prohibition Of domestic sls,sry.
II will be seen that. II Mr.. CLAy was
alive, be would sustain the position Of tho
Democracy Of Kentucky ON the slavery
question, and condemn that Of the Ameri
cans" The latter, through their champion.
Mr.. Bell, insist that Congress shall legis.
late TO protect slavery 10 the Territories,
while Mr.. Clay said that Congr~s should
"refrasn from all Liquidation on slavery a.
long as Il retains the 7srr,fov,ai form Of
government" The difference between Mr..
Clay and the Americans" In vital and rAdi.
cal. lie was Tor absolute and total non.
Intervention they are for Intervention.
The following distinguished Senators
were ~ the Committee Of Thirteen. and
concurred with Mr.. Clay In his report !;
lewis Caas, d. y. Dickinson, Jcsse D..
Bright, Daniel Webster. Senator Phelps,
James Cooper. WIN. Il. King. senator
Downs, Willie 4. Maugum, John BELL, John
N. Iierrien.