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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-19
Tow THE NOMINATIONS WERE RECEIVED
IN OTHER PLACES.

IN OTHER PLACES.
DrrRou, May 10, 1900
salute Of leo guns fred here this afternoon and
bounres numin were the order OF The evening
IN honor Of the nomnauon Of Lincoln and Hamlis.
BurAro, May IL, 1890
Asslue fred here this afternoon upon the receipt
Of the Of the nation Of Lincoln and HamIn No
Other evidences Of mad Enthusiasm however we're man
tested.
Bosros, May Is. 1890.
Mr.. Lnooins nomination for President caused soma
surprise, but well resolved generally BY the repub-
cans who hated Inc anrouncemen. with salute u one
hundred guns.
Its proposed 70 have . grand rsuacs,An- meeting a
Fsneui HAL on Monday nigh,
coSoosp, n. IT., Nay 10, 1890.
Tue republicans Of tbs city received Mr. Iisoon. no.
mIuslou with gres, cuthusssm- A salute OF css hun
cred guns ares and bonarcs lighted this evening &C.
Bsnr, No, Nay 10, 1880
ssiu,e OF one hundred gus fireworks, rigging Of
bells and stree, rrosessos, with music inAasursss The
repusncan campaign In this city.
PORTLAND, Nay 10, 1890
The Chicago nominations wsre received with great
enthusiasm, salss Of one hundred suss sesasss, 10
Nswssx, Msy 10, 1880
A iarss sroo,areoas and enthasasus meeting u ~
pubpnars VS. held here ,bs evening, ranyisg
grAtpiarg on the Oncsgo norninsnons Spsec6es wsra
made BY sss'. Parker -, D a a s Ea ,.
eyss psbr6 srest cool feeling manifested and
many cossrrtu's'ions exchanged;
ors hundred gurs were fred, ard mo republicans arc
jubfa ni Tor Ne Chcsgo ncmnaaors
MANCHESTER, May 10, 1890
s.frte Cred for tho thicsgo nominees; much
os<osni prevails, and the Republicans ere a,p&xeauy
petfe<uy fsushed.
me som rs'locs Of lincoln aud Hsnnfa are rec,ivef
With universal enthusiasm. A national ssnte N noe
berg nftd vrcn tbs Green.
Roonsrxs. Nay Is, 1880
salute ~ kuadrsd runs was dred this sfsef noou
By the rspubncar In honor Of The OF AbrAn
lincoln.
OUR SPECIAL CHICAGO CORRESPONDENCE.
TErxoSr Hovss, cnicsoo, MsT 10, 1880
Sewn and bcsd.nis W Ne way-fo~ Nee rnk 10 Oh-
toeo- 7ah7snc Of ne Claws al Nsacara fafs-ns
Start firm ssTruo- BrsJg-H<~rtsoNs al Dstrea
asd Ebevhsrs-<rrssoi Al CAsooce-Us Lake Cry IN q
Biaz-c ras SrsWm,nt among me Rpssi'can Pa'rsos--
Eo,kfg bat Pci0fcr alt Day and an Nsoh-Hod
Sshs- crety Lat.usd fr cewrd-rs Wgwar--
wf-erarsnc Ter Csnsdais- Oisrgo az Sea " .
sbancr, e., &c.
The sbd quasr~pnlsI ccuclsve o. the rrrascsn p,rt
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
phe Meeting in Memphis.

There was public M efing in the city of
Memphis on Saturday night last, in accord
auce wits the recommendation of several
gentlemen of this city publish, some days
ago. A number of resolutions were pre-
scented, which were read aud referred, with
out dbate, to committee appointed for
the purpose. After the committee bad re-
tired. speeches were made ny Col. PAINE, Col
COLLINS, Col. THORNTON, Col. CARROLL Gen.
LOGwuOD, Col. LooNEY, DR.. BoKLAND and
Mr.. LEE. The committee returned, aud made
two reports, that of the majority was pre-
scented by EDWIN PICKETT, Jr., that of the
minority by Col. JOHN MARTIN-the former
K. PosTON, presented a series of resolutions
independent of the committee. We have the
subjoined account Of what followed from the
4Ualanche, the only Memphis paper which
reached US yesterday:
1.-The resolutions of Col. Poston were re-
ceived with applause, when great confusion
ensued. Finally partial order was restored
and the Chairman took the vote on Col POs-
toms resolutions. The ayes seemed to have
1t by a large majority, but the Chairman
failed to make any announcement of the vote.
Confusion again prevailed, during which the
Chairman said that if the spirit of restive-
ness evinced was any index to their feelings,
the Lord have mercy upon the Yankees when
that meeting came to face them. A division
was called Tor, and the meeting was asked to
divide, but the confusion was very great, in
the midst of which the Chair again put the
vote OiUa OOce on the resolutions of Col Pos
ton with the majority report added, and this
was declared carried. Pending motion to
adjourn, still greater commoton ensued,
many persons declaring that they had only
voted for Poston's resolutions, and others on
the outside, who had gone without the bar
for division as first called for, contending
that hundred like themselves, did not un-
derstand the question as last put by the
Chairman, and did not vote at all. After
clamoring about the misunderstanding for
some time, the meeting, amid great noise
and confusion, dissolved. We have never
seen a more boisterous meeting or one in
which good order was more outraged"
1t is proper to add that all the resolutions
favored the calling of the Legislature togeth-
er, and Convention of the State.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

The Washington correspondent of n. Y.
Times, says it is known in Washington that
an article which appeared in the Lexing-
ton Statesman some days since, was written
by JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE. In this article
the ground was taken that there was mo
just cause for evolution''-that Kentucky
would not surrender the Union, but would
cling to it with the devotion of the true sons
of 49," The following is the most import
ant paragraph of the article:
ITO our Southern friends we would earn
estly appeal 10 await the full development
OF Lincoin's policy, before striking the fatal
blow to the Union. Kentucky is a border
State, and, as such, the first aud greatest sut-
ferer by abolition ascendency. Our State is
a barrier of protection to the cotton States
against aDii-slavery aggressions. Our
friends in the South can certainly bear The
administration of Lincoln as long as we can.
Then, let them hetd the voice of Kentucky.
stand true 10 the Union and not exhaust ali
hope OF yet maintaining the Constitution.
The Democracy of Kentucky, those men who.
in the support of Mr.. Breckenridge, have
given earnest of their fidelity TO the rights
OF the South, will appeal TO the South to
give up whatever movements are now in
contemplation, and, like patriots, uphold the
Constitution and the Union. Do this, and
all may be WELL"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

solve upon securing, whatever changes the
Government may undergo.
in view of the perfi0as condition OF the
country, it is. in my opinion, becoming and
proper that We should have some consultation
with those States identified with Us in interest
aud in the wrongs shave suffered; and espe-
cially those lying Immediately adjacent to as.
As any action of ours would of necessity ma
terialry affect them, il would be bat consist
ent with the amicable relations that have
ever existed between US to invite them to
consultation upon question that so deeply
affects us all. From calm and deliberate
consideration of the best mode to avoid dan
ger, much good might result, and no evil
could.
In thus proceeding we would show to the
world disposition TO exhaust every peacea-
bic remedy for the solution of our difficulties,
and a firm determination TO maintain our
rights-'in the Union if possible, and out of
it if necessary
"Such step, too, would be but becoming
mark of respect to that considerable portion
of the people of the non-slaveholding States
who have ever been disposed to acknowledge
us as equals in the Union, and who have. on
many occasions, calamity struggled to secure
our constitutional rights.
81, therefore, respectfully recommend that
you invite the Southern States to a confer
CbSC3 VI SUN vi tuCtli may NC luGIiuSO ~
enter into consultation with US upon the pre-
sent condition of the country. Should such
conference be found impracticable, then
would recommend the sending of one or
more delegates to our neigh boring States
with the view of securing concert of action.
81 also think that the public safety requires
recurrence to our own people for an ex-
preston of their opinion. The will of the
people once expressed will be law of action
with all, and secure that unanimity so neces-
sary in an emergency like the present.
Il, therefore, recommend that a convention
of The people OF the State be called, TO as
semble immediately after the proposed con-
sultatiOn with other Southern States shall
have terminated.
''The subject of our military defences will
require your early attention. | would re-
commend thorough reorganization of the
militia and the enrolment OF all persons be-
tween the ages of Is and As years. With
such regula ion our muster roll would con
tain near u hundred aud ten thousand men.
Il would also recommend the formation Of
a corps of ten thousand yolunt, ers with AN
organization separate from the main body OF
the militia. AID that they be suitably armed
and 'quipped.
That your proceedings may be conducted
in a spirit Of harmony aud c0uclli uIon, aud
that they will rebound to the honor aud wei
fare of North Carolina and our common coun-
try, is my fervent desire.
JOHN W. ELLIS.
''ExECUIIvE DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh, Nov 10Th, 1860"
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Sheriff. sale.

BY virtue Of q vend ex. TO me directed and deliver
ed by the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson coun
ty Ten essee, at its September Term, 1860, will
TO public sale, TO the highest bader cash
the Court House yard, in the city of Nashville, on
saturday. the sth day ofD cember, 1850, all the right
title, Claim, interest and estate which homas Ear sri
then had, or may have since acquired in and to the
following described lot parcel Of Land situated
McWhirtersville, district No. 2 of Davidson county
being lot No. !. Of the division of lots shown by
platts and the same heretofore sold by Robert and
Henderson Bryant to Thoma- Earhart, and bounded
the East by the lands Of Dr. E r Bachan n on the
South by the lands Of Jesse Joiner the West by the
lands of Burrel Bender and the North by the lands
of A Pennel and G. s. Standneld, containing ores
and IS square poles, Levied upon the property o.
Thomas Earhart to satisfy judgment rendered in
favor Of II. and n. Bryant.
JOHN K EDMUNDSnN, Sheriff.
novl5-td By D. wH.TwoRTH, d. S.
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No. PIP.
Sheci63s Sale.

DY virtue of vend. directed and delivered
Dfrom the Honorable Circuit curt of davidson
~, Tennessee, ts september Term. 1850, will
pose public sale, the highest bidder cash,
the Court House yard in the city Of Nashville, sat
urday, the sth day Of ecember, 1860 all the right
tle claim, interest aud estate, which James W. Cole
had may have since acquired in and the fol
owing described tract of Land, lying IN davidson
county, the head waters OF Dry Creek, attaining
Two hundred and twenty five acres, or less,
bounded follows: On the North by tn lands Of John,
George and E. Cunningham the East by the lands of
b. and Eppy Cunningham, the south by the lands Of
JOS. A. bowman aud A. Ramer, on the West by the
of G. W. Campbell and Jonas shivers Bling
the land formerly occupied by John Cole Levied on
the PROPERTY of j. W. Cole salty judgment
dered IN favor Of a. J. Cole, et al.
nov15-td JOHN K. EDMUNDSnN, Sheriff
By E ID. WH1WORTH, ID. S.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
SharsTs Sale

DY virtue Of vend- 70 me directed and deliver
ID ed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee at its September Term, 1850 will
expose 70 public sale the highest bidder for cash
al the Court House yard in the city of Nashville,
Saturday tine sth day Of December SEQ, all the right
titie claim interest and estate, which D. A. Phelan
and B. ?. West then had, or may have since acquired
Ia and the following described lot parcel Of Land
being ON the North side OF thes Cumberland river, in
about seven miles from Nashville, the Whites
creek turnpike road, bounded as follows the West
on The South BY the lands Of r. F. Patton, containing
about six acres, less. Levied OF as the pro-
perty Of D. A. Phean and r. West satisfy judy
Enenf rendered In favor OF Henry Mathews.
nov16-td JOHN K. EDAuNDS0N, Sheriff
BY z D. WENTWORTH, d. g.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

THE LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA. A Pic
ture of Exploration By Richard F Burton Cap
tain II. N. l. Indian Army ; Fellow and Gold Medal
Ist OF the Royal Geographical Society. With Maps
and Engravings wood Syo Muslin. Uniform
with BGrtA and LirincSt0ne.l
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Sheriff's Sales.
No. 2o90.
SiIeIinS ralR.

DY virtue of vend. to me directed and delivered
Dfrom the Honorable Circuit Court Davidson coun-
" Tennessee, at its september Term 1860, viii ex-
Ose 10 public sale to highest builder for cash
the Court House yard, in the city Nashville on
Irday the Sth DAY Of December, 1860, all the right
title, claim interest and estate, which Ben T. johnson
e. al then had, may have since acquire IN and 10
the following described lot piece OF ground, No 70
n McGavo X Wetmore and others adiI ion to the town
Of Actavock, in the county OF davidson, State OF Ten
neSsee, fifty 'front.' bound Fillmore avenue,
ung back the usual depth Of said lots particular
ly described plan OF sal addition registered the
riegister's Office Uf davidson county Levied the
property Of VIM. Bal ey To satisfy judgment favor
the City Bank. JOHN b. EDMuNlJ>ON, Sheriff.
nOv15-Ld BY E. u. WENTWORTH, u. S.
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SheriTs sale.

DY virtue Of vend. to directed and deliv-
Dered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of davidson
county, Tennessee, at its September Term 1850 will
expose TO public sale TO the highest bidder for cash.
at the Court House Yard, in the city of Nashville.
Saturday, the DBL day Of December 1850 all the right
title, claim, interest aod estate, which E A. Rawworth
then had, may have since acquired in and 10 the
following described property One Negro Woman Emil
~, about rs years of age boy William, about 10
years Of age girl Minnie, about years Of age
girl Margaret, about years OF boy about
Is months of age-a yellow complicated being levied
as the property Of E. A. Ragofth TO satisfy jadg
ment rendered IN favor OF A Hennman, Trustee, ct.
al. J. K. EDafUNDSoN, Sheriff.
nov27-tds By E. D. WHFTwoRsH, ID. g
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

THE FOUR GEORGES. Sketches of Manners. Morals.
Court and Town Lie BY W. H. Thackeray. vol.
limo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Chancery Court at Nashville.
Ellen H. Robertson, et- al.
Petition Of
Mark R. CockTm-

Ellen Il Robertson, e. al. Petition of
~ !,
A the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
IA Gerry Court at Nashville, the 22i day Of Soyen
ber 1850, motion OF complainant by counsel In the
above cause and appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
Clerk and Master that the said defendant John Bount
Robertson, resident of the State Of Tennessee
and therefore the ordinary process Of this court
not be served upon him. il Is therefore ordered BY the
Clerk and Master that publication be made for four
weeks IN succession in the Nashville Patriot news
paper published IN the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendant 10 appear the Of the Chan
Court to be holden for the county of davidson
the court house thereof in the city OF Nashville on the
hrst Monday In May next and answer said bill or tho
same viii be taken for confessed as to him ana set
down for hearing ex parte. J. E GIEAyES
n0v24-w4t prs fee $ Clerk and Master
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Clerk and Masters Sale.

DY virtue of decree Of Hon. Circuit Court at Nash
- vile, Tenn pronounced in the above at its
May term, 1S60, will expose 20 public sale, to the
highest bidder, at the house door Nashville
saturday, the 18th day Of December 1860 a Negro
Woman, named Jane Said negro sold for division
among the heirs of William Campbell, deceased.
of II months. Note with approved security Will be
required DAVID C. LOVE, C. & NJ
noy26-tds
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

The Legislature of Mississippi having
been convened in extraordinary session OIL
he 26h ult-, the Governor, among other
things said:-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

THROUGH To DECATUR.-The Railroad hav-
lug been finished from this place to Decatur.
Ala. trains are running through daily with
out breaking connection. This is now the
shortest route 10 Memphis and New Orle nus,
and large numbers of passengers are awaiting
themselves of its advantages. The road is in
excellent condi ion, and supplied with fr-t
class cars and machinery. 1t bids fair to be
one of the most success nl roads in the South.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
Chancery Sales.

DURSUANT TO a decree Of the Chaneery Court al
Il Nashville IN the case of R. W Shafer vs. David
d. Allen and others, will offer at public sale at my
ONCE In the Court House. on Saturday the 18th day
OF december, 1860, the House and Lot of David u.
Allen, on the western side Of Vine street >outh OF
Broad street Lot IS feet by 165 and being the
bought of Henry Blood.
TERMs--l, and years. credit from day of sale
with interest," and sale without redemption Security
required and lien retained. J. E. GLEAVES :
noY20-td u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

CIK Shirts and Drawers. heavy and very fine; Cash
mere Shirts ami Drawers, heavy and very tine;
Nerino Shirts and Drawers, heavy and very me;
Iarnbswcoi Shirts and Drawers do do do do
shaker Flannel shirts and Drawers 40 do do
Canton flannel Shirts and Drawers, do DO do
English Brown Cotton
me largest and smallest men eaa find Underwear
1t Them At No 2s Cherry Street. door from Union.
oet2o-a II Ae6iLL.
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FYpe Slapes a CAanceru 81.

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in the OF elixG Mckay VS. Lewis
Y. Craig and others, will sell TO the highest bidder al
the Court House, in Nashville Monday 1Oh Deem
Der 1850, Five Slaves, Eliza Alice, Martin Betty Ann
and infant lid OF Eliza, its name not known.
TERMS.-Six months credit purchasers to give notes
with two approved securities Such of the children
under ten years of age will be sold with their
mother, the woman Eliza ]. E. GLEAVES, C. &M
noy2O-td
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No. 21s3.
ShatiY sale.

DY vrtnre of a vend-ex. TO directed and deliv-
Dered from the Ho or.ble Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its september Term, 1860,
cash al the Court House yard, in the city OF ashvle
~ saturday the Sth DAY OF December, 1860 ali the
light, title, Gain, interest anu winch W.
Battle, al then had may have since acquired in
tnd to Tia. following described property 10
Land IN the sixth civil district DAVIDSON and
state OF Tennessee said Land is bounded the
East by the land F. Ezell the West by the land
OF jeremiah Prim, the North by the land of John
Bfiiey and the south by the Nolensvile Turnpike
and Mill Creek said land being that which W. ).
Battle resides and levied mis- property satisfy
this d. IA JOHN h. EDMUNiSON, sheriff
noyI5-td By Z ID. WHITWORTH, ID. s.
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NO. ZI0z.
Sherin,s Sale.

by virtue of vend. to directed and deliver
u ed from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee at its September Term, $780, will
expose public sale, the highest bidder for cash,
the Court House yard, in the city of Nashville
Saturday, the sth day December 1850, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, which F. NJ WoodalI
then had, may have since acquired in and TO the
following described lot Of Land together with all the
improvements, the property Of f. n. Woodall
known and bounded follows, it being lot No o, in
Bfockways addition to Edgefeld, fronting fifty feet
the GaatIn Turnpike road, running back one hun
dred and seventy feet TO alley. The register
ed in the Registers Office of Davidson county, Tennes
the property of F. ii. Woodall to satisfy judgment
rendered IN favor d. C. Douglass
JOHN h EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff
noyI5-td By Z. D. WENTWORTH, ID. 5.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY virtue Of vend- to me directed and deliver
ID ed from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee, at its september Term 1860, will
expose to public sale TO the highest bidder, Tor cash
at the Court House yard, in the city of Nashville, On
saturday, the SIh day OF December 1860 all the right
title claim interest and estate which J. W Cole and
q. w. Campbell then had, may have acquired
and TO the following described tract Land lying
ami being in Davidson county, Tennessee, dist it
the head waters of Dry Lreek containing two hun
dred and twenty five acres, more or less, bounded
follows On the North by th9 lands of John, George
and E Cunning ham, South by the Lands of Jas
a. Bowman and A. Ramer, on the West by Geo. W.
Campbell and Jonas Shivers, the East by the lands
Of E. and Eppy Cunningham being the land formerly
occupied by John cole. Being levied the property
of J. W. Cole and e. W. Campbell to satisfy judg
ment rendered in favor of Lee Shute.
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff
nov15-td By E ID. WENTWORTH, ID. S
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Chancery sale of Valuable Iron
Property.

IN pursuance of a decree of the Chan
! Gerry Court Charlotte rendered the September
Term 1860, wilton Monday the 10th day of December
next expose TO public TO the highest bidder on
the premises valuable Steam to5ye together with all
the fixtures thereto belonging, situated in Dickson
county Tenn, and known the HENRY CLAY
FORGE. At the time will sell about $500 acres
of Land attached 10 the Forge, portion of which lies
on Cumberland River. Said Lands viii be divided and
sold in tracts OF convenient size.
TERafs.--The above described property WIFI be so d
without the right of redemption: credit # g. u
Is and "a months with interest from date. Bond and
good security Will be required and lien retained on
the land until the purchase money Is paid
A Plat of the above described Lands viii be shown
on the day Of sale. He COLLIER, C NJ
oct 20-td s.ssH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

VERMONT PERSONAL LIBERTY LAw.-The
Legislature of Vermont has refused 10 repeal
the personal liberty act of that State The
vote was. yeas So, (33 Democrats, Is Repub-
licans;) nays, 125, all Republicans.
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FOR RENT FOR IS6I

HE Store Room on College street. occnp,si -
by Aessrs- Goaid < Freeman as a FurDi -=s7
ture Establishment
POSSESSION given 1st January 1861 Applv -
70 lnOV2-tl MICHAEL. VAUGHN
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Strayed or Stolen.

f1NsOSl my resi- ieHce Friday night last near the
61enA STA SE4 llgs, = BLACK IONI-Y about font
ten hands high with brand his right hind omar
Ter wil give revvard $40 10 any one who viii
give me- any information as TO his whereabouts
No'A"-A" l. JONES
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

REACTIoN.-A special election was held on
the 9th ult. in the E CHI Middlcs,-x district,
composed of the towns OF Ne .vAon aud Bris h
ton, to choose represent alive to. the Masea-
chusetts Legislature. there having been tie
G orge E. Allen, republican, and F ederick
Burden, Opposition. The same candidates
were supported, and the following was the re-
sult.
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WANTED To RENT

! WILL Improved Farm FOR Dairy purposes. with
aoan lance grass and wafer, containing nom two
- w = hul1te ca acres, and not II exceed mics dis
this o.lce - -, : Stss3s d