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Van Buren, Female Academy.

This School commenced it's Spring Ses-
sion on Monday last. Miss JULIA A.
SMALLEY. lady of fine education and a
good instructress, has charge of the Acade-
my, assisted by Miss MARY JANE Gross
and Miss LAURA HARRALL, both young
ladies Of good qualifications as teachers.
The School opened, We understand, with a
good number of pupils and is increasing
every day-and We predict for it, under its
present teachers, as successful term as they
have ever enioyed.
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~ In our advertising columns viii be
found the Card of B NJ L. E. A. WHIT
LOCK L Co., importers of Brandies, Wines
and Cigars, and dealers in Tobacco also,
all kinds of Fancy Groceries. The above
is one of the oldest and most reliable houses
in the City of New York. 1t would be
supererogation for us to add any thing in
commendation. Their Agent, Mr.. FIrz-
WILLIAMS, who has been raised in Arkansas
and for long time citizen of Van Buren,,
is now here and would be pleased to rece i've
any orders our citizens may favor him with.
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Doings in the Circuit Court.

With full docket the Circuit Court be-
gan its session Oh last Monday week Many
poor wretches were lying in Jail, some anx-
ious for trial, others trembling at the rattle
Of the jailor's keys. The civil docket was
also full, and remains yet loaded with un-
finished and untouched cases. The indom-
table energy of Judge WILSON, however,
seems never to waver-he looks straight
forward for the clearing of the docket, and
pushes all business as far as is compatible
with even handed justice. Many cases of
minor Importance were disposed of during
the last week. Miscellaneous business oc-
cupied the first part of the week. The lat
ter part was taken up in the important trial
Of State VS.. Simeon We'll, charge. murder
This was an indictment preferred against
We'll by the Grand Jury of Sebastian Co.,
for the killing of DR.. Willoughby. The
fatal affair occurred some sixteen months
since in the City of Fort Smith. Great
excitement was engendered at the time by
parties who seemed to be great friends Of
the deceased. And so intense was this un-
healthy state Of feeling, that it still existed
at the last term, of the Sebastian Circuit
Court. The rami6cations of this prejudice
had found its way to such an extent among
the inhabitants of that County, that it was
deemed unsafe for We'll to go to trial there
consequently the Judge upon a proper
showing. granted a change of venue, and
assigned this County as the place of trial.
After three days spent in careful investi-
cation of the case, the jury pronounced
We'll Not Guilty" of the charge prefer
red against kim.
L. Gregg and Fl. F. Thomson, appeared
for the State; Walker d Green, B. L. Du-
val, and Granville Wilcox, for the prisoner.
This week. has been occupied in the trial
of Chas. Patton for the killing of James
Anderson, charge manslaughter. Counsel
was assigned by tle Court, defendant be-
ing unable to employ any. The jury de-
liberated for great length of time and fin
ally were discharged, not being able to
agree on q verdict.
L. Gregg for the State, and Burrow d
Brown for the prisoner.
State vs. Wooster, Sabbath breaking
and State VS.. Jones, assault and battery
pleas severally guilty. Wooster fined by
the Court 925-Jones $50. Both claimed
the benefit of the insolvent debtors act.
State VS. Elijah Shipley. larceny. trial by
jury-verdict-acqpital-
The Court will adjourn-its allotted time
having expired-on tomorrow evening.
The condition in which our docket is left
at this adjournment, is again a forcible ap-
peal to the Legislature to divide this Circuit
1t is entirely too large for the business.
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Telegraph News.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. Sd, 4 p. NJ.


The trial of Stephen and Hazelett' con
fcderates of old Brown, was commenced oe-
fore the Circuit Court of Virginia, Judge
,Jno. Kinney presiding at Charleston yes
tcrday morning. The Judge charged the
Grand Jury, and after the examination OF
witnesses an indictment was found against
the prisoners charging them with murder
and treason and conferring with slaves to
create rebellion.
Mr.. Pennngton's election to the Speak
ership has been the cause OF much rejoicing
on the part of bis political friends, and by
those pecuniarily interested in the crganlza-
ton of the House.
E,x- Governor Chase was yesterday elect
ed to the United States Senate by the Leg
islature of Ohio, beating Pugh III votes.
Eight thousand bales of cotton .were
burned at the Shippers Press, New Orleans
yesterday.
At the Republican caucus at Washing
ton, Yesterday, the general understanding
was that Mr. Forney should be supported
for Clerk of the House.
There is now no doubt of the election OF
Alfred S. Pearce to the U. 5. Senate, by
the democratic Legislature OF Maryland.
He is ssid-to be a w~rm friend of Judge
Douglas.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1860.
Democratic State Convention.

LITTLE Rock. JAN IA, 1860
announce to the Democratic Party Of the State
ef Arkansas. that the Executive Committee aP-
pointed by the last Democratic State Convention,
Cor the purpose Of selecting the place. and fixing
the time for the holding Of the next Democratic
State Convention, have performed that duty, by Sc
lecting the City of Little Rock, as the place and
Monday the ID Dsy Of April merit.
the time for hold of the next Democratic State
Convention; and all Democratic papers in the
State respectfully requested tn make the same
known. PIT. CRUTCHFIELD
Chairman of Executive Committee
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
Letter from Col. T. c. Hindman,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan f.

~ ~. ", Gun 1COO.
L. c. PEEK, ESQ,
EDITOR OLD LINE DEMoCRAT-Dear Sir
Having long since ceased to read that indie
cent and dishonest newspaper, the so-calle6
+" True Democrat, l was not apprised OF
its last SANDER against myself, until l saw
it copied into your columns for denial and
refutation. The falsehood referred to is the
assertion of the True Democrat that |
was not in my seat here, as one of the Rep
resentatives of Arkansas, up to December
14th, 1859.
There are but few, if any, intelligent cit
izens of our State who have the slightest
confidence in any statement of the " True
Democrat" 1t has been SO often convicted
of wilful slander and malicious falsehood,
that it hath fallen beneath contempt in the
estimation of the maj jority of voters. There
may be here and there, however, an honest
man who still has faith in it. If so, call
his attention to the above mentioned charge
against me. and then ask him to read the
above subjoined official testimony On the sub
ject ::
HoN. T. C. HrSDNAN-Sir-From an ex-
animation of the Journal of the House of
Representatives made at your request, it
appears that you were present on Monday,
December 5, 1859, the first day of the scs-
sion; that you are not reported as absent
on that or any subsequent day and that
your name is recorded as present and voting
on each and every ballot, from the first day
of the session to the present date.
In testimony of the foregoing facts, I,
- James C. Allen,
blouse Of Rep's| Clerk of the House
United States of Representatives of
~~~~~~ the United States
have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
Seal of the House of Representatives, this
fourth day of January, A. ID. eighteen hun
dred and sixty. j. C. ALLEN.
After this proof of the &c True Demo-
crat's utter and shameless disregard of
truth, submit this inquiry to the patriotic
and fair minded citizens of Arkansas Is
a newspaper that thus coins and circulates
falsehood, in order to iniure an absent
man who is at the post of duty, laboring
constantly for the rights of his constituents
and of the whole South. fit to be recogniz-
ed as Democratic organ ? And if it is
unworthy, what shall be thought and said
of the politicians that sustain it, and the
Presses that cooperate with it /?
Respectfully, L. G. HINpMAN
n. B.-All Newspapers in Arkansas are
respectfully requested to copy the above let
ter.
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doubt it. Let ie people be informed and
they will alwaNdo right. Prevent them
from being decided and misled by politi-
cal tricksters. ID their sense of right is
ever unerring.
This letter hasperhaps, grown too long
already, SO will hose, and with your per-
mission resume Il subject at at another time.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

GoDEy's LADy's Book-This NEST ex-
cellent Magazine. for February, has come
to hand and fully sustains its reputation as
a useful and necessary household work
we consider it one of the necessaries of the
house, and could hardly do without it.
Send subscriptions to L. A. Cooley, Phil.
Price one copy S3-two IS.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

Eg See advertisement of s. HARR1xe-
TON, Watch Maker and Jeweler, who has
permanently located in our City-all you
who go on tick, step up and get regulated
-he may be found for the present. over the
Store of j. Henry, Williams Il Co.
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Great injustice must result to parties liti-
gant-every one mnst earnestly desire di-
vision: We trust the nexttLegislature will
accomplish an object SO much to be desired
by all
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

H See advertisement of the regular
packet steamer Loke City, Capt. w. H.
BLAKE. one Of the prettiest boats on the
river. She will run regularly from this
point to Napoleon, connecting with the
Sky Lark for St. Louis. Passengers and
shippers will take notice.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

re- w. B. HEARD, a: the Post Office,
advertises Land and roll Butter, as well as
sundries-has good and accommodating
clerk. Give him call.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

JOHN A. ARLINGTON, is candidate for
election to the office of Prosecuting Attorney in the
4th judicial Circuit, composed Of the Counties of
Crawford. Scott. Sebastian. Franklin. Johnson,
Newton, Carroll, Madison, Benton and Washing
ton. at the ensuing August election, 1860
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

E There are hardly any persons 80 for
lorn and destitute rs not to have it In their
power to do some good. There is much
Kindness which is not expensive.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
BExrosv1LLz, Ark. Dec. 8, 1853.

Dear Sir-Pleese to announce re ~ . candi-
date for the afee Of Hfusecufing Attrney, for the
4th Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas. which election
of. August, ls60, subject to the ratification
Of the Democratic party in convention assembled,
and oblige, DC. JNO. R. cox.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
Public Speaking.

The Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney, will
address the citizens of the 4fh Judicial Circuit on
the first day Of the respective Circuit Courts, dur
ing the approaching terms general attendance
is requested. jan q, 1860
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
Prosecuting Attorney.

We are authorized TO announce, LAFAYETTE
GREGG. Esq, as a candidate for reelection for
Prosecuting Attorney, for the 4th Judicial District
at the approaching August election.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

T See advertisement of runaway Ne
gro, belonging to Capt. LEVI CHAPMAN
one hundred and fifty dollars reward offered.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

Es- In winter set the handle of your
hump as high as possible at night, or throw
4 blanket over it:
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
S. HARRINGTON,
Watch Maker and Jewelar

""tcnes nnd Jewelry Repaired
iu the best manner,
AND ALL KINDS OF
JEWELRY MANUFAC'rlyRE Ell a., r,pDpu,
ulsr sttent;a sent irom abroad, will receive psrte
Office for the present over the s,ore of Ma.o
HsSRY, WILLIAMS Il Co. " 'iessrs
Van Buren, Feb 1, 1860 ,ea,
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
Van Buren, Male Academy.
TEACHER,
n ISMITH 4 NJ

/. y. SMITH, y. NJ,
Tuition for session Of 1,rcaty oH4 ccsts
Primary-beeinners, $ 90
PrimaIy-advaneed, = 10 %
Lower English Branches, - 90
Higher English Branches, ~ 90
Latin, Greek and Mathematics, % 90
Ealf of the tuition will be due at the middle G
the session. and the other half at the end of it.
.5B Girls may be sent by The morrth, till the v.
cancies in the Van Buren, Female a5emy ar
filled with teachers and then they may be with
drawn. II
The school viii commence the first Monday in
February, 1860. III
Good l,oard can be obtained in priyate'fSmiGr,
Van Buren, Ark, Feb |, 1o0; 5la3l
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ante Aid

In our last we stated that. should loan
of $4,000 a mile be made by the State to
our Railroads. the entire amount of bonds
required to be issued, would not exceed ten
millions of dollars. The following table
of projected lines of Railway within the
borders Of the State. will show that our
figures were correct. We believe every line
that has been surveyed is included =
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10

further business the meeting on motion ad-
journed. n. b. o0ho W. "i'
GRAN. Wilcox, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1860-02-10
$50 90 Reward.
NSTITJJTE
VAN. BUREN, ARK
c. X. MARSHAL. JRl,

PRINCIPAL
WE take great PlsasaHgs Plea aB in Annoansing to II.
abroad, that the SPRING TERN will, begin q,
Monday, February 9Th. 1850. Great care will !.
exercised over the moral and mental discipline 4
the students, and every means en- ployel to renJ.'
the recitation room attractable while spirit Of n
airy will be elected in all the classics.
Students from adistance will be required to
main in their rooms after night, and attend r4l,
ious worship on the Sabbath. Attention Laid !
Composition and Defamation There viii b.,
matriculation fee Of 81.
Primary Department s. 90
T,} Junior % 'l2 90
Senior g -' =. Is 10
4 Classical q % No
The Term continues twenty -one week.
No deduction unless in cases Of prorneted IL
ness Board can he obtained in respectable fam
lies from 81 80 to 50 per week. For further ra.
ticulars address the Principal. t3l
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Singers
Singers
SEWING MACHINES
WITH LATE AND GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
"a

One fact very significant while complaint
made about all other Sowing Maehnes Singers alone
FOUND EQUAL TO EVERY TEST.
and capable Of doing every kind Of work
Without Getting Out Of Repair.
For his poor daily give dol
lar for Singers Machines with which livelihood
moving they that Is experiment. but has proved in
thousands Of instances for be- JUST WHAT THEY
NEED They not only the manufacturing Machine Of
this country, but with RECENT IMPROVEMENTS, are
The Most Reliable
FAMILY MACHINE IN THE WORLD!
As shey with equal facility with No 100 TO cord
thread, Of either cotton tax silk. cloth leather
Its universally known that
sINGERsS SEWING MACHINES
invented il being the most uniformly the both sides
the fabric They
ARE WARRANTED THREE YEARS, EVEN IN THE
CHARGE or NEGROES,
And will last lifetime 10 do the sewing for family or plan
80 THEY ARE WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY
OTHER MACHINE IN The WORLD, OR THE MONEY
REFUNDEb,
The public will bear TINT Singers Machines are sold
upon trial. desired with and all other machines
the trials that have been made In this city cases out
Of twenty they have been kept and The others returned
The price Of Singers Sewing Machines has been
Greatly Reduced!
Singers Machines the following advantages over most
other sewing machines and many Of them
The the cloth readily to suit the
fabric to be sewed This is indispensable sewing machine
to be used for very fine and for sewing
= The rotary wheel feed known to be the only
feed adapted to carrying the stitches with
regularity and esacne fabrics having sudden variations in
thickness.
g. The throat piece, through which the needle passes
CAN BE READILY CHANGED
Many fabrics be sewed well unless needle throat is
smaller than what necessary for
Plantation Sewing.
There much space for the other ma
chimes and the table which Is large feed
which always convenient and often indispensable.
s. The Adjustable spring drawing up needle thread
be readily changed to No 90 thread
without breaking ii eight cord thread heavy
The Shield Shuttle il different far bet
principle than that any other shuttle shuttle
No 200 cotton be used readily any other without
breaking the thread.
i With late Improvement, which the undersigned can
readily apply all Singers Machines, very
be turned without hsmme being brought
needle.
In sewing with fine thread over heavy seams and ridges
other sewing machines.
q 1T is necessary take the machine apart IT. as
il the with most other machines.
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
ia38 2pItaitW s. Camp street. New Orleans,
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10 Hefmstreet's Hair Restorative This
Hair uoagag Tie singular inventions u modern times
and way. prominent niche IN the great store
house modern improvements Every triumph Of Art over
Nane md often highly suggestive When the ves
sa IL The scalp become old and but poorly perform Their
BY the feyeEs Of the brain
aed often active mental as and nature marks
Tie decay with growth If gray white hair Here Heinz
nir Gooring and few applications restore
Of tha scap their original health TROY Budget
Price % cent? ard 81 per bottle II
Sold by WRIGHT Col, q AMI 1911 eharres street. New
Orleans. VI II HAGAN & Co, Psoprietors, Troy n. \.
isI6 2n1mSW
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IL Card


HALL OF JEFFERSON FINE CO. No. q.
January Is, 1850.
This Company having held meeting In regard 10 the late
death Of their brother member SEBASTIAN KAISER and
having authorized reward Of 80 Whesoever should arrest
The murderer and Lieut. Mark l. Moore The Fourth District
police, having arrested the for whom the
ed the presented to him and by him accepted
He then handed the money back, free present Gopa
NY explaining That heing fireman himself he had
to receive from reen reward for anything he might
their beha police officer The Committee appointed
attend 10 The whole matter tho Of the Company passed
thin resolution
Reored That the thanks Of Jefferson Fire Company No y
b returned 70 Iiea MARK D MOORE, only for his en-
and efficiency officer IN arrestng The who
deIed iats brother, but foF his manly generosity which
prompted him to The Company present. the money
which had been paid to him Is 4 reward
BY order IF The Committee.
WIN. scHREIBER,
iaso 2plt Chairman
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6n Sunday Jam 81 il nseisek At Nj q Mi.nshns IN
Ars GERTkpnE EfiKiEARpIs Midaw " fhc taia Joan =
EssaArss, asyed s1 ssars,
The friends asd u ~ family ~ rssscs1u
snvod Is asssad her fanesM This Afternoon at ocicck from
Ill dspst u ths PcntshsrtYalr RaIfosd
s,n sunsss iii sah III - o'clock NJ, Mrs W. Il
HUMPHREYS born BanshS Bell Aged n ye&rs.
Hsr nessi viii pises from Ma isa Rampant street.
Iii Aans. thss afternoon ii IN ocoek. precisely
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Ihe aatare of nh tsIegranhic dispatches
diam TIM NJ the conclusion that the
" Nh House for TIC Speaker
xiill ny brought " cIose so.saay Who Il Id
M nm Speak " not Ny cartain, although HI con
sllsk peNningt Us a. q, stands better chance
ios Mn prize than any other that can be named.
enhinzs ssas nit elected vi the Black Repubiis
ssaz icket hs1cs M VA somewhat surprised ID
Riind hisa namsd " the candidate d that party.
NM understand lis position Alright II amounts 10
that ails ~ i opposed ID the institu
sion ~ slaTsr I'M abstract. 10 fully recognizes
4 nv 81 TIE South under HE Federal COM
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A. ttfnihEf. Ny llHon
HAYS BEEN associated wh the ranamed committee and after
organising said joint committee by tire election g. $40
romb Esq President and H. r. swasy Secretary the
sphoined resolutions unanimously adopted, viz
Reed Tint Ibis Association be formed into Jointsock
Company and styled the Mechanics and Agricultural State
Fair Of Louisiana
promote improvements IN III the various departments Agri.
culture including not only the great staples Of industry and
trade hut also fruit vegetables and ornamental gardening the
The improvement. Of the Of oil useful and domestic
the general advancement Of ra and household
The dissemination Of useful knowledge those subjects
Replae Tint the Legislature Of Louisiana petoned
grant Charter this Association for Of
years and upon such terms and conditions its wisdom
bounty may determine,
pany with capital hundred fifty thousand f5O0oW
dollars divided thousand 0DN shares Of twenty-five
tS15t dollars each.
Reaolrsd That orertues be made the New Orleans Me-
chanies Society," guaranteeing agreeing to finish the Ne
chnnics Institute building in progress completion ON
Phippa street. this city, In consideration Of their granting
this Company The Of such portion Of the building
sha 10 necessary domicate this Company New Orleans
bold meetings. s business treasure MP it's ar
clvea expiration Of the charter during any time
for which the charter may be renewed
ResopeH That when fifty thousand i110 dollars Of this
shall have been subscribed this organization cease and
tint said subscribers shall and their officers and
feet The organization Of this Association for purposes herein
before vet forth.
[signedl Ct II. sLOCoMB, President.
FL, r. SWAgEY, Secretary. ja30 2plt
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ANp AIus hit the grand
xaixy III ( The Sprite of tha SILVER
ShoN 4 II ~ BY repeated for III dfsh time This
speotaeae - quite i hik and tlse splendid
mnnnaf HI which IL produced and Tie graceful
dneaA trained Southern bred horse
nonsesd Nj she programme me circus only H.
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Ws i.sssle sls ii onr readers NJ i
soas ssn III Sas ~ aoaaays Cres-
csItt. Wlasah M oopsea iron III haaleston afer-
did II NH istls repIy n the speech
HI July, 1850, Do Tho
iii colonial
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t3a'UUe5. . IMGEtss
8 II W IN q MA a. III " r s.
4 rev NAMES or PURCHASERS
-iN-
NEW ORLEANS AND VICINITY,
We Take the Liberty 10 Refer.

III presenting public Of The fon the lang
list of patrons woad remark that large number have
tried ether Sewing Machines given them useles and
purchased tho Grover Il Baker replace them hns proving
What 10 have ays claimed i our n.otso that The GROVER
Il BAKER SEWING MACHINES are
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47r Tlae Greas Ena 1fsh Relned " sir Jasnes
PILLS Prepared from pre-
aspsloa il 81 Clarke, p rhsasaan Exrasrainary 10
NH Nastas
Thss s Medene n
oaHsrpeiions ou any caass
Mha4sxas rsansg sy rontain noth.
kis hs9sfal sitliins
~ MsTsisd Isdiss pstuasly aaihed will short
hsing tis periaa with regularity.
Known fail whess the direc-
she xeeenA ef se veil red.
xpK fA SIT 81 III agent.
AT 70 Md IL enclosed any author
mall
III the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
Nj HHKGET cO.. New Orleans, wholesale Agents.
4 aaa sead hY ~ lesrsesablc Dfusgisss, feS 2nly4W
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I'D Tas HaATH RIeHrs Tin aaI Ihis Ii the title
" neN ~ good size and execution, con
III All. Heroine BARON. The once i located
~ Nos I1 Pentalba buildings The publisher il 4
N sness, It'd NJ wish all suc.
cssa ~ ~ new sute For the present It Il
PROPOSED ~ I'LL which i printed
FSsneh asa every Sunday, but II i few
noliths Il III u be nase daily. The name Of
tephsn Douglas. Hui President, ii 1T the head
o and tAis aIsd HI lille Win giys an
kaea NJ t6a political mission of ID State Rights
Lcnisis man.
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p7-.Judge Edward Rasyle Will be sup
ported Associate Justice supreme Court the
pased tsrs II Judge Cole, resigned.
Election Monday. February %. 1850 las 2pte
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tsrs xaRuals iii reqsssted Il lid thas they hit
Eslsa pageA III sosdsy Crescent; nd 4 repoft
II saz ellsneseountar Any omission NJ supply IA
asas, Al any n otaes han otr usual
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m3~J. y. Mitchell, Esq, VIII be supported for
Associate she Supreme Court the term
Of Judge cole. resigned.
\ jaa0 2plms MANY VOTERS