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TO contemplate argues state OF sectional political
csmen, btsui'y OF the most dreadful character.
discoses tboee elements Of sectional decord and strife
wbitb epark may ignite into general combustion
Had Sumner oed before November, 1855, rom the as
sau OF Brooks Fremont would have been elected Pres
dent From his circumstance ana many others OF al OF
nse Character the part Of Southern against Northern
men, The republicans fully believe that even Q bloody
sectional night on the floor Of the House would
resy DE 10 iheir advantage among the Northern people
10 the fresidentai campaign. They think that such
scene would practically nsugprsts the "irrepress b,a
conihot, and array the sohd column OF the Nortnerp
s'aes ynai alton Of free speech and Northern
heemens rights in Congress
Doubtels come such dea this was uppermost In the
mind OF the Rev. Mr. lo7eioy the 9th aay wnen in the
micst Oh the crowd OF ocans democrats North
ern ana southern men, gathered In front the Speakers
stood ne counting the death OF martyr II ia not per
hspe saying too much for the Rev Me- Ioveoy 70 say
that he carries his life upon his sleeve and s ready "a
sacrifice at any moment, in view OF his great revenge
against the slave powern Had there been on the day
in question: another equally reckless aud desperate
on the other side, We might to day be deplorpg the
abrupt and untimeiy dissolution Of the Thirty sixth Con
gress; for only needed on the day aforesaid single
blow from any Of the members in the crowd
OF the Speakers chair TO bring upon the country this
ruinOus catastrophe
In such critical times these need all the discretion
Of cool and sensible 10 hold In check the fighting
fire eaters OF the South, and the desperate abolition
fanatics Of the North; and In this view we can neither
regard with Indifference the folly Of Pryor. nor look with
appreciation upon the bowie knife remedy Of Potter The
peace and harmony Of the country depend upon entirely
different instrumentalites Of honor and bravery
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II II currently reported IN New Orleans that WIN.
ssarke, prominent cotton factor Of that city has failed
His liabilities are said 70 BIO large.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-16
WARRINGTON, April 10, 1S(

WARRINGTON, April 10, 1860.
Delegates Observation-Disclosures Of the First BoIo-1he
DocyaH Of Governor Wisc-7Ae Republicans and TIE
Hosuestead BIN in the Sesate-A Nc,c Engine Of Desvwc-
ton to Democratic Candidates, de-
Delegates TO Charleston begin be visible here by day
light Douglas prsponderate but they longer hold
the monopoly Of the outside pressure Other voices
beginning to be heard and the idea beginning 10 be
tertaned in the lobby that the nomination Of Mr. Douglas
Is somewhat doubtful at best The States pledged TO Mr.
Douglas the Western States, from Ohio 70 Minnesota,
which will give in the Convention sixty six Electoral votes
It Ia next calculated that he will pick up . dozen votes
from New England and that thus the first ballot he
will have about eighty votes.
Next Mr.. BreckinrIdge s calculated win command
the FIRST ballot the Of Pennsylvania twenty seven,
and Of New York. thirty and New jersey seven and
Missouri, nine, or total Of seventy eight votes.
II b supposed that the Dean Richmond delegation from
New York WILL without doubt, be admitted and they
have resolved vote unit they win doubtless vote
from the beginning is also presumed a. the
dictate Of this New York delegation for President Woe
en- . Sso y0e ~ DO %
other, until the South shall unite and indicate
the man; ns thus hoped that the heavy vote Of Ne.
create opening for Mr. Seymour for Vice res
don't and that after beating about the bush In Tho South
IAus rst in view Of the best chance Of Mr. Seymour for
vics President, Mr. Dean Richmond & Go. win probably
lead on with Pennsylvania for Mr. Brecknrdse for Pro-
M Hunter, is said, has secured, or win secure, for
the srst balot-Delaware, 8; Maryland & Virginia, 10
For NJ Andrew Johnson for President, Tennessee.
For M Fitzpatrick, Alabama. 8
For Mr. Jefferson Davis, MAsissippi...
For Mr. Shdel, louisiana. =. 8
For Gen. Lane, Oregon and California
For Mr. Guthrie, KENTUCKY IL
And perhaps some scattering votes from New England
II ia also conectured that some New England votes will
no hyov tovp for he Fin
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p. Stevens Thomas Davis ii D. rmpson. Signor Dc RI
bas Geo gndres-m all, twenty superb musicians
We are of with . spanking northwest breeze AL
hands N the best Of hunor
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, April 3, 1850.


me Presidential Nominahsn- of ne Candidates.
The CAayLston SIate for the Nice- Presidency, dc.
The near approach OF the Charleston Convention makes
politics the general topic Of conversation here. The
prospects fuctuate daily. Douglas and Hunter will
at FIRST have the largest votes, but the same OBJ
lection exists against them both; they have both
been strong advocates Of admitting railroad iron free
Of duty which would prevent them from getting vote
OF Penney lvana and the can't asrd TO throw
away all chance for that In no event can Douglas
get two thirds Of the Convention although his friends
Entring In their efforts and have promised more places
than any President will have the power v oil.
Hunters extreme notions would not satsfy the demo
Gratis Of The Eastern and Middle Staes that he may
considered shelved for the present
Guthrie would very well In Pennsylvania, but the
eer Of his friend W., recently published showing that
is promising offices and avows himself "prOtectionist,'
viii lose his every Southern vote except those Of his
State. he can't get he win try tho geological expert
Brecknrdge's friends are alive, bright and oonhdent
they think that after few experiments with Guthrie the
Kentucky delegation win present Mr. - peace offer
ing and he will be nominated with hurrah-a prepared
Spontaneous combustion. This not altogether improba
be but the homo win make dangerous for Ken
Jefferson Davis OF Mississippi, may up although he
is high minded to be In any arrangement on the sub
When Douglas finds he has no chance which viii NOT
him long he will try to get little stephens Of Georgia
nominated in the belief and hope that he win be defeated
and It's succession left open for him, Douglas.
Wise will be nowhere Virginia votes as . unit.
Dickinson Of yeur State will be acceptable 10 few but
the divisions in your democracy, tho folly Of old Tam
many and the attempt TO crush out Fernando Wood and
hts immense army, will put Dickinson far out Of reach.
Seymour, Of your State, viii also be caught between
these horns. You sometimes hear the name Of Soy
mour Connecticut although he has hardly enough Of
national reputation to make him serious candidate.
Gushing Is in the delegation, and will every effort 10
nominate poor PIERCE the thing ridiculous 70 bs
dangerous When the Orleans family driven out Of
France there was restoration Of the Bourbons but
BOnsparte was selected, and 70 will be here.
Ny impression that Joe Lane has the best chance,
because he ID . man, soldier and orthodox de-
mocrat though all the named candidates should be push
ed aside, Sam Houston may very well turn up Every
body IN . candidate for Vice President. If Douglas u
nominated, Johnston OF Tennessee TO be his Vice Pres
dent; with Lane, will be Hammond, Fitzpatrick or
Bayard; Southern man, It win be Seymour, Of Con-
nectcat
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correspondent writing the subject q the deficient
supply Of the Croton water during the months,
says-Were the reservoir h Forty second covered,
to prevent the action Of the wind and dust tho
water and few tons Of ice thrown IN each day during
the summer season, deficient supply would not be ex
because the chief cause Ia that when requiring
water the tap first left running In the vain ndeavor 70
obtain coor water 90 that possibly five times the amount
required drawn 70 be wasted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
TRADE WIN JNrN~--NIFCINI1
AMnNa ImL nRIEa aIAIa

Tie Ntu York fr-sP8ndsutoft t5s Rel
m0bd LHYNfo wtiies
'Oue u he mSuy gfstifyiug fvsuI.s grow
ing .u n tL. yisi ofthr japsuys. Es.ba.sy
20 the L ti'cd Ststes D. tt- sT.ti. ufeut.ff,Is.
which 70 has afuussS sus0. 81 tte youug ui.s
a our 51unuy. macy 90 vLgun ars sifssdy
maki0g their s.fsaHswsnts 10 take pa.ssRo
Tor js,4b is tie clipper sbir soon 10 sal
from ttr port &c New iyts - Toe pioneer -
- f,gui ~ hro STOUT t1 b- ssfsbI5shsi by rus
af your fafmtf l..l.E q. .stat. 30 N Gsua.
Der iu cllt.tI.u uIta ar ether Nitztui.u.
J15 81 aatl Jr efNorl..s Nr Ga,lsbs,.
rGisrru.e D. u.stHE s.fh Rf.sf hv1t. ssi
fr8u pr.sslt i8i.ratIHr8 h.. vessel srll easty
al cargo IS ma.o ,1sH h u.aad tsset
usrclsnlis. together wib i-1m tusaty 10
tbfuy Fa ssag o..
~Ipursts { goods sni ofs.srgs,s a..
,GHiug from every ai s.H.o ffea, VirEtolA
e. 81 fts NJ A lmard attt O. Jstso tg
Dc. uiass. b $50 40 S-.re.sft o. Con n nlI8rs
Iatnsl. oi GsR ~ foFhstsb. stI bss pee
msleHty Iur,. 60 bIaIstif 90 ius4hsmI srd
karaEaua iD connection 9th NJ Gsushsr.
sb9 resides DO Nes York ety These geo.
tFmsn aft tar pioneers io oprritFa ffs8. ts
fs..H 3D.. too rulusftfs aa.ri t.|ss.|g o.
Fr.u dft.f BOO imlHf .rce ari s.it ne Pc
eIlIar a.uause tbsy Io-.ss. o. .a.r.lrK
.l ''arIHr'f sIa cor nrr.HaIr ff.rsIs Is
i.. iaf fHtt tH.Y rs1 E.-af.Y Z .'rsis rln
..r.s. iatfcaufss b.tarsa JsFal taa gts
lateI -s-sf
ihs ,.iaso f1 J,fsa i1 fs.h vsss.l 90
i,s|attrb b5a.s ssrHs rai HiF b. about
rfa fs t1 one tt11Jfti ed fsr.tF tay. u
con sm1 a.sl o. fas.b o. hty n YsIi1. 20
N..a ..... a r..#FU 10 Er. ..I. O. fE 80. d. H. d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Virginia To ne ptPEp

IL L're0lo is elected PresideSt-uhirb
eveut wall a. surely tr.uspire a. Bf.ekip.
riige and Lauo r,mail "a the 6eld-sou,
cotton sro"ing State sill open the di,uu.
iou bal uithirAwn formal, by d,elar,oy
= HdCrsnasTec The movement will cru,.
gcncs IN the extreme South-mc.t prcba.
tly 10 Mississippi alabama ana FIori a
St.lfollos anu South Ca 'lIus, With stud
led but fclgued reiuc;GBce TO 20 GU, will
bold ou bot ,i'iIe longer 10 order 10 pre-
vail upon NiFgiuia Go t,ke he, pisc. IN a
southern ,t-der.cy N0uoEe OF tn, con
HollItE motives II not 10. all cogtrolI =.
sur--0i The Sou b,ru State, 10 the i.,sreu.
ing Of the African slave trade The COTTON
: alta uesd zen ,Imvs more slave. han Vtr.
gini. aud Maryland ecu turui.h GuuuaIy
they kuoa that A. Ing - the intel ; a.,
gH'vrrnent Slu oIlstopcs the African slave
trade eanBOS be Ts-opsusd .ad tDat /, can
Only be opened sbsn tie SoutLttu Si.ts.
"'-Ci'sh stpar4Is government 10 which {.
majority will b. 10 Avor Oi the tf.
"Nt would bs ts ,F~cl upoo the slave ia D..
'efe'i ot Nrgr ia WY most certainly
the d p'rcta'iou u the siayg p.upetty ia
value a. lvAst too hundred per erut Ntr.
gioIa eAnuqt NEJri Uhcn ~ prtucirIs d, in>
No'ei to CecJme thu pIiABt dup,,--a. we're
tue Dcmoc'Gte delegation 90 Cbatle,,ou-
OF th~ cotton state IA their Glsuutou scheme
How /. u that Nir IL M Wth Ssa eve,
can yield : support 10 ths dI.upIon Yau-
eeJ' u 'ecIIDrIige ticket 10 ,i1 mouths
u thiugs work a. 'tbing- Is working. thcro
vii not be Que 0Pcs-'ys BrgcEiurIIse Adbr.
rsut 10 NrgiGiA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
to supports

FsESIY as BELt $50 EylHErr. Tie
P',u, Of Saturday. c5utsir. tie igllouiB,
Nobody doubts ,hst k-utueky vii 20
largely for Bell aud EyretL By tho u,g
"a kiUg 4 Bell and Everett. that ors.p.x,-
uon, 80 much drpisc atei a. Get. uag be.
come veTT fo'miis.Is movement ~ Il.. -
Nsitber the ReTubhra.s uor The p5Yra.
Democrats bays interest Wbat.vrr ia sssnIf.
iug ma SfstrsmrD s..yu 3 BE- l5yirars art
should q al 9Th atts alfhIut tss.i3p IL
msy De tbo iutc,est slze 0l ths ffifnls u
DouRiss a,d # Lincolu. ~ c1ucii,ts ths
part, y'ieh Mr. Grteiy. aEw mouths $50
iaoFicd a. A. ths old G,ntlsmoa q party '
suI sby' ssPprss Nys York should .s.
EIDE aga,ust Lipo.io- suppa'- I.Haris Should
g. i1f brpEiss aud tI ytrW n tbo mixed poll
irle' ot Ohio aaI tie stoag rnttu. tsa. 2 r.
Douglas add tbs sgakrtss Or H. scEiltlIga
iberr D. prasFtcf uf Ob,. Iesaful Or iie
Ltt'le q cot luliara r,URs aItb rufhu.
stssm f5r him Nfw ' .hs ,Iscti.r n D.us
laf gOss $3.50 thc House eos the flroI, W
buur.ss sud Ltrt. 20 hsye O. sb8ssa lstartu
b.H suI Brfokiruige s4.ta uUi tasg
tss,i Ia uss. &C., utIass at1 e eIf.iea. D
lmts slh fur P.r.iIe.f.s' I..lgfs BOZ ita
helJ sri Ssorrsl H.a-lss nsE.tsa 4.s.
rersis ds.h t1 os,ry isHt. o. Iu..f rs.-
-.4.sEF ....tuafIIo sos f....rf l.y.r.Is
sII uaf ansasr l.a8.f. tust ...t at+s.ats
rlH5s 1ptissily sod faas t1r,' sss q afs. Et
cool rs.el.steu 80 taIs present sfttg
81 .sak. iI mo a. f tas BE- aai Etsrrst
ustst s1H.I defeat Nf b. soEiafiIsa b.
usstIy svttF -u4Itfa state abB fis. be
is 90 Sic n,. u Hha attempts t9 isu..s srI
irluh 1sao 'he mnvtufat al t.r cane .ra
ttIr co. N1nt TIE I'D. b. sbas t.s It.r1
osrsus '.nt .ut-at n CastisffY6 sul H,i-
tm1fs b4ra %. Do Ist bose m1spsls seut
mru Ia other 8xaa aatlYas 90. Ha party eta
rs.J yu tag s1us0ristsj steag gth II be- oaa
column
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
DESSOLTIEO.s.

1'HE b.m n Matrs.a Z...st.r,t.u..
tss fissa.fr. rs rH.as ss.st
HH"IHI.rs as % wnTIfpuva
Nsf.b "a Isl0 iuF x'Lii'E9grsg
fs- PHOhTCE WHfSsfoV gYet
NfNs ff Ir r"rHEarf at ..als... 81. .t. ~
Dsag so n "a sprt st tf s4aiI e. Nsfs...
tN r. 500 Ath-ws .lts.Ir. sst
a. n Boiler or lrfrfs.a o. Vs 1900. -.
~ ht fees BgHr W. r.a.f ass q ~.
hifsffs raofiHaaars.n of fis rsff.rs7s - I.ts,sI
iF ff FH'rf fo fbe pf hrm. saF 90 .rf rar.I..
meti- ai fs.aF HfatH aaf s-s f.rsta4f ...t
Ell hrf fi1fs I'd COUNTRY PRODUCE 49,
hnpe hF s.ft anrrtIaa Io EBsiafss fa rrftftt.
sppfovsi abl s0bt irnts of tds. uhr -,t,...,.
e. q q MATHEWS
Asfss - @-iT % RUTLah
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
DI auIHAttc uriiras AEctLgN
utnf

We lssru ttst tta pemo15scy n Meek
isutarF bfli aestrR ou NoBdss ED
l.sarfs. o- ihe y .sT.ss aad Hrs5ti 4r.dFs
4ass.iaa tle u5aEiss mso seeded. ofssr.
isi ssrafstsly sot apP iaisd 8s'ss sates %
stsutt5n The hrecsiauigs nee sr3aist-
"a delegates 20 Charlottesville Wshts in.
fafms ttat thers b. svsFy isrrs uumbsf o,
boaFits no iu Msskishbsra -sad Mss<-
ispburg is oce q tts largest Deascrtiis
seuutiss 10 tbe STATE Eisksssy WAtg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
bireinia frts Dress.
BY GhhLAHER & CO.
c n A r L z s TO W ~ .
THURSD N6RNINS,
ruu1H CNsOLINA B0AHAsT-rEo-
ppst ID sLILUEk OP THa IAPIT.I.
AUGUBT 2, $50

ruU1H CNsOI.INA BOAaAsT-FRn-
Post ID sLILUEk oP TA~ CAPITuL.
We 6nd Iks following trs.aolsbls projse,
spProvingly PSbl'hsd 10 the Cb.rlv.,os
AeIeury sSttsd by the eostTollias power of
the RiebuOnd COUVsI,on, (ths Rh.u f.ui-
iy,l which placed Ia no4iu.tion Nsmr,
BreeEipridgs aud L,ns
Ar. EDJToE-l see 1t proposed 10 YOUR
psper ot the l7th. that IL ,,ss 4 Lueolu (.
o.. ction, all tLs Southern StGtss stouli re-.
call their Dsntsrs frOG COuErss. aud pro,
e,td tOItksTh 10 otgSIHs southern Con-
tedrISef. Nov, Sitb deirIsI, all ne TO
AK NksILsr .uSk . mod ( seIgn would
Dot ssVot strongly q T-TeGt, ~ ssy the least
h,neu b. 'Ls cay & W1.biUgIou /. ou tbs
southern fToIIIsT of AGTyland. imu.diat,ly
auJoinlng the IoftksTE iTOstier { Hirgltia-
Oh our ovS ground, therefore Should no,
tie S,uibtra States Tllher !s.tiuct tL,ir
meulLcrS Ci Congress ,iu the case supposed
To- eut~r the Cspiol aud bold it Ggsinst a
intrusion Of any NOrtbe'D memb,r or mem
bers Who may lie the sbettoTs Of Lincoln
aud Sbo may clAim sbiTsuee tbsTciu ou th.
k'H Monday 81 s,4f DeetaGer a cries
uou d uudoubtedIy be At tHBd but tie de
'urteTs of he COnfeieTsey should ID oct ee,-
'1'nly he di'su boy Ond it, pale
USios
Hoo. LAsrenos NJ Keitt, Il South Caro-.
lioa, las pub i-hsd lengthy letter 10 the
Charleston Mercury, frem which We extract
the follosiDg bold AJosGl OF d.suuion seuti,
msnt:
In my Judgement, il the Black Republican
party succeeds 10 the coming slect 90 thee ov-
eruor 'hOuld imu sd'a,'ly assemble the Leg
isisture, sod that BODY should provide Tor
State CouVsntlOu, which should pro ct The
ate from the d,shoDor Of submission TO
Blsck Republican rule Before the triLun
al ~ the world ard at the bar Il Lis.ory. We
SaAli stand jusUhe1. Freedom lives much
mote 10 The spirit Of . people than iu "a.
forms Of goverBwr0t We thGll receive
the Plsui,,. of brave men for presery ,ps frs,
dom, aud Do' reProAebes for Oh 4t.eripg
dcspoUsm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

4 fu.r' b,la iu 'r. Cir.k'- Once Of ts. cir
n 'uii c"'r ct jrf-r.ou CoUtty. Ca ne ., 4
Iay JuiY 1850
Ib"mas Ne - I fus &c and M
~, o~n figti Arr. We, Mm Mrsi : PuF,
Sally ;. sst sud Jgfi.' Aab Bo-vus
- CHANCERY
AasSsr LsWp Nv. 'stf Ete u..rct0
To 10, W. f-r't D.ytt Fry I.bb
A. Foo tsJn i1d v.Gl.l.y, ants EE-c.
n'rf oi .-sr. Suit b d,.,-sf Pau. D,0.
Smrh, WIN G. Hsfde.ty Van Hell
srf W. urt Thumson Admr. a-
s'7H 80 IN he ~tiI a6ErIrd VI The
SAD - mss " cst.rsc'
ibr uII~' O.. this sut. o. co. compel > s-tt'smsu,
81 'ts - ru'Ofisi src1unt oi Lswts Ftv esEr.
seo'"r Of Tho- West d-c't Il appearing ora AZ
avt hrt m NJ snii tbai the DrIrudsnf Lea.
9 Nv ~ not f~eii~nf uf his Siafr h@ - hrfrhy
'fg"usd io sPVf a. Al nin ,n- ma 10 suer Ur
publication az ihis ordef. ara 80 wbst 3, MESA
Nv Co. pfoi-ci b. ir"tesB IN thts matff g. stlr.
'h~f nfd'frt ihst ctP. ~ hes otdsf le pabIi-h.
- once wr,1 iur Tor sssr-s.tVe xssss IN The
N'ff'0i' F'sr Pf,ss ~ -.psp-r rtiai-t ia fb.
".u' y ~ J'h.fs o., Hrf fts.t itf~ u nt door
~ ff t"ut. ~ nsr % sod C,rE.g. e. .as hs,f
tsY oi ihe rex Cpurts ro1f.
A CuIy-- ts.'s
RT BROwN. eek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
CaHrAIGS sONG.
Iis- Eoei E-s :. D.


W n n
Sov sone .ic..ys Uaias men.
VIII ali youF s,r-hgth ssd N Az.
Be frsdT nsw 20 esttls %
The frestd~sttai tEht
Lst Bel sni E.sFstt bs the ne,
Fof uhotn ~s rals- -uf vatsr
Ahd ~ " i"fss oaf fo's aIl Ki.sis,
hsiste ns peoples sAeisr
Nos Ic,s % .u good D-uocr,a.
Asd lei rurv1trs - loud
lhsn - ~ '-eci OR candlds sts.
be'piis III orro'trt rio-d
Ihf"agh mssy sttTtus b.ttIr al
bp h@I's bcsu aissys Tee
TheH Tor hiR srd brave Er.fstt
Late sss shsI - cad
k.ututty uis fofu,
LAs IT. Harry CtsY gIoA
h,i fsns sts kins f.s tgf case,
Nrh ssiisnt hss,ts sod so!a
Old i.Uarssss wilija,u -.
fei ss riHs Asr tstoa Bell.
TOE Mary tAud is-ithus
fStshs tovss the Uullu veil.
wv 49, - ga't. oar men ars trss
No tTitrf cate t.uuI:
sh1uld 80 'tsm th- sshtyttvst.
Asd ne sistss he tts,tlIsd fosrs.
We advocate the Uuton.
Ahd enforcement o The lsu.
Ih"n 700 ss g1od patriots.
Ahd A'iP a'~,s cot ,Su,e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
Virginia to-wi,.

Nhs Circuit coSttoi Jefferson Csun,y, MAY
Wm worthinsion. add
Richard bendslsou. TrO,,ee,, F'A'a"a'
VS..
Genfse Eich-lbsfger w,lism Moor, wm
Cto~, Nm. GInEe. Wa r Wa,bfnetoo
Aism Noirt, Jus~ph Shsssurr. Letu.tt
Sac e., Jy>eph Ab-li. Jos-sb Cr.u, Z N
GattVu Adm'r ot Ruh-ft " ster, Jac,b An.
'so', Jn' F'ss w,n Br"sdss IT,. Admr
o. IhOnss W bcri. Bp,.,, IT, G-0tg, l.
Harm, Ia bauis Joseph Cos sfen, ia.
cUb Aul-f -Hi ~ DAVIS "a Jonfa Jua
sihsa Psinisf M. w,.t1 B-sl Rpi~t,sE
D'ni'os a D,sisc. Jaha LSrs sichaei W.
song Jsm's Barr j. krsA Pick'vii Heb.
~ 2. B,srr, i.fs.I ssus-l, J,Aa A,,v,n.
hentE u Gsfuhsrt P.yHe BsIoa
D'SeuPor DsS'ci Ou George Bsckhoass
Jan so-n L+.is w Wa,h,ngioa
Ftsrc'' Dag Sss' Suia.f ~m. rict.
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The editor o. ,bs Camberl,nd 'NI Tsls.
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fia caont nat tts oppsst,ou party sI Als-
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