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DIED.

, In Columbia, s. G, April 10Th, 1861 of Membranous
Group EMME!NE TAYLOR eldest daughter of DIR. S. D.
ana Mrs Mamie Thruston. of SmhVle n c. aged years
and months.
The few short years during which the home circle has
oeen cheerd and made happy By the winning ways and
anectonae heart Of this gentle child ended The
disposition and expanding mind, which rendered her
promise OF Joy and happiness to her for many u-
tqe years. have bee but sad memories of the past
her parents cannot but deeply but they may find
sweet consolation in the thought that,
" When with rapture wild.
IN their embraces they again enfold her,
She will not be child
But a fair maiden, in her Fathers mansion
Clothed with celestial grace;
And beautiful, with all the souls expansion,
Shall they behold her face" Con-
wilmington Herald and Richmond Examiner please copy.
In this place April 8 FRANCIS J., infant son of James
and Ellen Deans-aged Is months.
In this town, the 2lst inst an advanced age Mr.
DAVID NJ "AfD native of Onsow, but for the last IL
years a resident of Wilmington.
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"SEMPER PARATUs"-Capt. Pride Jones received a
mand the Orange Guards in readiness to receive march
ing orders. Let them come,-Capt. Jones can muster
Orange Guards to-day than he has had TIE honor
of commanding any parade in three years. Sempsr
Paratus" is the motto of his company, and the Guards
are always prepared"
LATER-Ordered ArCay.-By this evenings express
train Capt Jones received orders to report himself at
the head of the Orange Guards to the
in Wilmington, on or before Tuesday the 23d inst
The editor of this paper is a member Of the Orange
Guards, and being thus ordered away may tenn
porary suspension of the Paindeaer but the pubca
ton will be resumed rs soon as we can make the
sary apgements-Hlsboro' PlGindealer, 18th inst.
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Arresed-"Nemo," the correspondent of the Pen
sacoa Observer brought to this city yesterday
as prisoner of war, from Warrington. His real name
is Mathews and although he has written very interest
ing letters to the Observer and secessonist of the
deepest dye he nevertheless managed to commit in
discretion last Friday, for which Gen. Bragg had
m arrested prisoner of war; and brought to this
city 1t seems that the General contemplated making
an attack on Fort Pickens Friday night, and that
he had managed to this effect admirably when Fri
day afternoon "Nemos' letter appeared in the Observer
and blew all the fatn the fire. In this letter he stated
tie intention of Gen. Bragg indirectly, and doubtless
unintentionaly. The Wyandotte happened at Pen
sacOla Friday afternoon of whose officers got
hold of the paper, and communicated the information to
Slemmer. We unable state what will be done
with the prisoner. Montgomery Confederation.
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Anril 9th. 1861
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

DUBLIN COUNTY
Court Of EQutty-bpring Term, 1861.
John S, Davis Guardian Seth DAVIS, Grady Outlaw
Ira S. Davis, Calvin Davis, James W. B:ouut and wife
Maria Byron D. Ford and wife Sophronia Lewis Pipkn
and wife Elizabeth, Jesse jackson, Adm'r of Emma
Jackson Hers-a Law Of Nancy Swnson Winnred Jer-
man. Kate Jerman Elk RS of William B. Hurst, dec d,
and Admir- of James H. Hill dec
AMENDED
Z APPEARS to the Court that the defendants, Calv in
Davis and Kate Jermau not inhabitants of this STATE
Ordered therefore, that publication be made for six weeks
public newspaper in North Car DINA, notifying the
said Calvin Davis and Kate Jerman appear before
Equity its regular session at the Court House
Kenansvile, the fourth Monday of September next
then and there plead demur to said Bill the
will taken pro coesso and for hearing pGr
them.
Witness ny hand officially 22d April, 1861.
JERE PEAFSSALI.. G. II. E.
April 25, I8Gl.-3.-6W. Pr. adv. SIS 62.1
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
NSS u


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article of the kind introduced under the name OF
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In the house.
No Traveller should be without supply of
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will object to give for
BRYANS PULMON1C WATERS
Twenty five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. 7.
For sale in Wilmington by W. H. Lippitt, L. McLin Fane
by all Druggists; M psohnoo,a y.
Wholesale Agents.
Nay 7, 1s6O.-207&S7-
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From the Standard.


To my telloOctizsns Of the 9Th Congressional Dis
trict Since have received number Of letters solicit
ing me to permit my name to be presented as a can
ddae for seat in the next Congress to meet in Wash
ington City, under the call of Abraham Lincoln Pres
dent OF the black republican party allow me to say
through the medium of this card to my friends who
have kindly mentioned my name in connection with
seat in Congress- that much would be pleased to
my country, especially in honorable poison
that OF representative in Congress- must say that
under no circumstances could be induced to accept the
position since the proclamation of Abe Lincoln to sub
jugate the South-my native land.
With sentiments of high regard,
[ am very respectfully,
j.. w. THOMAS.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
5o0M THE SEAT OF WAR.

FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April 23d, 1861.
Received Wilmington 1870 night
.,o is all quiet. 1t has been decided by the
p"D that the troops shall pass through Annapolis
"a Of Baltimore
o dicks objects strongly to their passing through
"'' \ and proposes mediation through Lord Lyons.
VI ,u.HI not accept of mediation, and insists in
,,c the troops.
s' Potomac is open and several government vessels
~ ..s,ed up to-day with troops.
~L =, is now about 5000 troops in Washington.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April %, 186l-P. M.
o,,inOre is all quiet, but determined 10 resist tne
pp,s of Northern troops.
s$RSst aamer Pocahontas passed up the Potomac to-
IHJ.5' Northern troops for Washington. There are
u 50O0 troops now in Washington.
%: 90 ,mprs PaWnee and Anacosta are cruising in
ptOmac o;..., l. A. oou,ona of
w. T[.r;nia forces on the Potomac.
Na.59n thousand barrels of Flour were seized in
lo,yr today by Federal troops, and stored in the
Miles are all leaving Washington.
MONTGOMERY, April 10th, 1861.
,.... has been prolonged session of the Cabinet
on Virginia affairs.
lont Davis has received official notice of the Sc
@ ~ Virginia, and that the act is in entire accor-
.o Nth the Confederate States.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April goth, 1861.
1,,nars Ferry ArmOry IS partially burnt. Five
,,dd MIME muskets are in possession of the Virgin
sne troops.
Ts Bridge over Gunpowdeg Creek, North of Balti.
~ has been burnt preventing the passage of North
rrooFs South.
LIVERPOOL, April It'll, 1861.
rtton-t'he estimated sales on Saturday were 20,
bales, the market c'oslng buoyant with an advan
Tendency, and prices had partially advanced I'D.
Sea1suf5 were quiet but steady Provisions steady
,Tos 81 20 9l4.
Tho Continental advices are warke. The army in
,Vee drilling for war, and all the marshals in France
IteD summoned to attend a council of war on the
Military operations we're about commencing in italy
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WESTERN REPORT.

LIMA, Indiana, July S, 1853.
MEssRs. W. E. HAGAN & Co.-Gents: am enjoying my
youthful hair at fifty, and we have with US mary instances
Of the same feel just that your Hair Resto
ratve has strengthened am that has changed
my hair. Three gears ago aods grey BY accident came
across bottle your Restorative tried and found
what it recommended hence our trade am satshed
little attention large amount can be sod Tor
the worth the article only be KNOWN to ensure It's
use in almost every family in the country have but few
dozen the five gross received in January last wish
some more this week.
Yours truly, 81. W. WOOD.
Remember that result produced by HEMsTREETs
Iaitdble the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price fifty and dollar bottle Sold everywhere
by all Druggists.
Sold in Wilmington by W. II. Lippitt, r. McLin, and by
W. E. HAGAN co, Proprietors, Troy, n. Y.
March 81. l6O-lm-d&w'
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We have the pleasure of announcing that the sover-
nY Of Virginia has been acknowledged by the Brit
Government, through one of its officials. The Brit
oHgaatine Lilly Dale, from Halifax, N. S. entered
IS morning at the Custom House, the Captain present
the Consular certificate Of the fact that he had de-
sled his papers with the words, United States of
America erased. In answer to a gentleman who ex-
fd his qualification of his official action Mr. Moore
4d hedd what he considered bis duty-that no United
yates laws were 10 force here and that he believed his
'Nennsm IOuld coincide with him in this view.
Richmond Emo
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ra UIO GUHFoRD IN THE FIELD-We learn that two
o1%Lttuen, members of the Guord Grays, came down
on yesterday and offered tie services OF that
a a1y 10 Gov. Ellis. This is fine company OF brave
ga ,eu fellows, aud they will undoubtedly give good
ul' Oh themselves when the trial comes. The COM
%,l.. commanded by Capt. Sloan. We learn that at
noH slng held in Greensboro, on Thursday night,
h I .3 were delivered by Ex-Gov Morehead and 9th
se SSS oy strong Union men, counseng the union of
M ai a In this terrible crisis. Our informant states
had u OuIltord will respond to any call that may be
upon her for volunteers to resist the usurper and
|!FmldODS.-RaLeigh Register.
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THE PARTIES mentioned in the Will of Joseph D.
Pearsal Decd late of Dupn county, N. c. in refer
ence to his Real Estate advised lands have been
Sold in accordance with the Will of said decd and the
nett proceeds are ready for distribution among the living
heirs and proper representatives of those who dead
From the first day of May next will rot expect
to pay interest on the amounts due and my hands
JERE. PEARSALL, Ex'r.
AnriI 18th lS6l.-35-2w
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN MAYOR BROWN AND GOVERNOR
H1CKs-An interview took place yesterday between
Mayor Brown and Gov Hicks relative to the reqnisi-
ton of Lincoln for troops from Maryland. In the
termined what course he should pursue. He said he
had The matter under consideration" and should de-
termne after he had satisfied his mind certain legal
DOintS,
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NEWBORN, April 23.-Turpentne-Ver little has been
doing during the week. what Sold howeuer went at
the u figures last quoted but yesterday the market
very much depressed and holders could only get 81 offered
for Yellow Dip and 75c for Hard 1900 bbls the
market, and sold at these figures.
No other naval offered yesterday
and at loss to say what they be sod for 1t is
certain, however, that there is heavy falling off,
BFeadstufs in active demand and would meet ready
sale at fair prices.
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLISA.

GENERAL ORDER No. 3.
ApJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
Raleigh, April 20, 1861. (
THE Volunteer forces of the State not already
~ ordered into active service commanded to
2z@ISS hold themselves in readiness to march at an
hours notice. The officers required to send Ad
Jutant Generals Office roll of the members of the Com
panics directed by the Governor to ca for the en-
roment of thirty thousand volunteers Organize-send in
the rolls Com missions and arms will be furnished. BE in
readiness to march at days notice: drill by day by
night; let the citizens equip their men of your
brothers in the field The State has to
proud of the promptDess with which they rallied at the call
of your Governor. The decree for subugaton has
gone FORTH the time of trial has come the blow will
soon fall must meet with the whole energies of the
State must show to the world that North Carolina will
maintain her rights at a.. hazards.
By order of the Commander-in- Chief,
J. F. HOKE, Adjutant General.
Every paper in the State will please copy the above
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For the Journal
CLINTON. n

NLlNTONj N ", apTI ~, 1901.
T., meeting of the Sampson Rangers in the Court House
,T. Maj Jas NJ Moseley in the Chair, the following of
1T we're elected by reclamation:
F. J. Fdison Captain,
r. A. MOseey, lst Lieutenant,
&c. Holmes, I'd .
&. W. Marsh, Sd 90
E. Peterson, lst Sergeant,
A. Moseley, I'd "
JEFF Lee Sd Il"
IA. Macarthur, LIST Corporal,
j. B. Underwood, I'd "
l. Willard Ensign,
T. NJ. Cla' kSon. Drummer,
Dr. J. ?. B zzell, Surgeon,
DR. L G KTny, Assistant Surgeon,
Dr. +. +. Shaw, Pa master.
F Lee and ThOs l. Faison appointed to tender the
g~.es Of the Company to Gov Ell is, for any pot he
NH determine. A. A. Mckay, f. j. Fason and Gabriel
mes were despatched 10 Fort Caswel to arrange for our
nmoaon there, should additional forces at that point
esrable SeveDty-tVe men are enrolled, and Sampson
uni,h seven times seventy fve if neces sary.-
be greatest feeling prevailed beautiful Confeder
n ag from the young lad es of Clinton will be handsome
received tonight by Rev. DIR. Deems in behalf of the
uaoy, God bless Clinton girls and when the war is
5gmy every mothers daughter of em get soldier or
no. aid some Of the SIR cams.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

sNCvER COUNTY.
David Williams Administrator of Edge w. Casteen, ia
cob Caseen, Kinon Caseen, Dorcas Atkinson (wife of
Akinson) Lucy Jones' (wife of Riley Jones Pene
lope L. ner, (wife Of n cab laner.l
PETITION ACCOUNT AND SETTLEMENT.
appearing The satisfaction OF the Court tnat the de-
PENDANT oah Lanier is Nonresident it is ordered that
publication made the Wilmington Journal for three
weeks notifying said Noah Laner to appear at the next
the Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held
for County of New Hanover at The Court House in Viii
mngton n Co. the End Monday of June next and plead
the petition, the will be taken
pro cor fesso, and heard &c pGFte.
1eSte: SAML h BUNTING, tlerk.
April 25t7, 1861 [Pr. adv. S. Isl 35-5t
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MARRIED..

In bladen County the 18th inst the house of Mr.
T; !. Meshaw bV II. Clark. Esq, Mr.. DAVID D. MIL
LER and Miss III. E. NERRETT
In New Hanover County at the residence of j. G. Pick
ett on me 18th inst by j. g. Pickett Esqr Mr.. THOMAS
bKINkMAN of Brunswick County, Miss MARY PIvER
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED /!

h l PROPOSE TO RAISE A COMPANY OF ONE
n HUNDRED MEN, to be rendered to the State, Con
Jul federate Government for service during the of the
Black Republican Administration upon the South Persons
wishing join will please leave their my office
North Water street, the corner of Market.
This will be good chance for young from the
try who want to service. VIM. B. FLANNER.
April Goth. 1861, l9l,tf
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Inc 0hoWing extract from General Orders No. is pub
Ilsneo for the benefit of all concerned:
HEADQUARTERS PROVISIONAL FORCES
cur Wilmington, N c., Apru %, 1861.
L. mayor Wm d. c. Whiting. of the Army Of the Confed
States having been appointed Inspector General of
state and vested with foil powers take charge of the
deenGe OF the Cape Fear and Beaufort Harbors of Ocra
COKE inlet and the coast generally his Exceency Gov
H. Capt Childs, G. s. A. having reported for DUTY
North Carolina is appointed Aetg Asst dit Gen ard
accordingly "A0 po0'0o
w. All requisitions for supplies transportation &C. will
De presented for approval at this office.
By order of the Governor
WEN. H. c. WHITING, Inspector GenI
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SEIZURES AT VIRGINIA-The revenue cutter Jas. G.
Dobbn which the authorities of the Old Dominion have
appropriated is the vessel which was seized at Savan-
nah in the early part of January and afterwards given
up by order OF Gov. Brown. The hands that hold
her will not let her CO.
At the time of her seizure Lieut.. E. 0. Murden, now
10 the service of the Confederate States Army the First
Lieutenant of the Dobbin, absent leave and af
forwards Joined her 10 Baltimore. She was ordered
thence to relieve the cutter Duane at Norfolk, which
stood in need of repairs She has been on that station
every SINCE and the Duane, which is still in the hands
of the shpwrgh also comes into the possession of Vr
Standardization Courier
The CoMMANDER,-Col Tew, of the Hillsboro' Mill
tary Academy, having been appointed to the command
of Fort Macon by the proper authority passed through
last night on special train. We learn that number
of focling pieces will 60 down this evening. We don't
think that there is much danger that Lincoln will hold
there are of the right stuff and spllln TOR fight
NeuCbern Progress
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IMPORTANT MovEMENT.-The following gentlemen
we Undertaken to arm and equip, thoroughly, Fly
W Artillery Company, now being organized in Raleigh
10 The amount OF $4,000 if needed, viz DR.. F. j.
11Tood, VIM. Grimes VIM. Boyan, Henry Morde-
y Jacob Mordecai, A. NJ. Lewis, w. NJ. Boylan and
-kuoy. Manly. We learn also that a million and a
dollars can be obtained here for volunteer purpO
NE dOnation.-RaLeigh State Journal
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STATE OF SoRTH CARoLIcA.


David ThaIy Administrator of Joshua Thay, deceased,
as. Joseph Thally and Jane Thaly.
PETITION ACCENT SETTLEMENT.
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the De-
ferdaDts nouresidens, is ordered that publica-
ZION made the Wilmington Journal for three weeks.
notifying said Defendants appear the term of the
of Pleas ard Quarter sessions, to be held for
County of New Hanover at the Court House Wilmington
N Co. on second day Of June next and plead,
or demur the Petition, the will be taken
pro- confesso and heard ex-parte.
Teste: 6AML R. BUNTING, Clerk
April %. Pr. adv. S. IS. 35-3w
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OIIA-OTE..
MEATS FOOT Machinery, Lard, Train, Tanners, and
IN Bark On.
SKIVSLSKINS.
SHEEP. String Shark, Kip French and American Calf
Lining, Binding, Seal and Chsmois Skins
LEATHER-LEA1RER
HARNESS, Bride, Skirting, Band, Oak and Hemlock
low at WILSON'S
Harness Trunk Saddery Leather and Oil Establishment,
Aurl Esd No. 8 Market street.
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TENNESSEE IN THE FIELD.-NaShviUe, Tenn, April
1910 Co.. PickeHs: The people here unanimous
for the South. Secession is making rapid strides in
this State. Regiments forming 10 all parts of the
State Tennessee will soon be able to put $4,000 men
in the field
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Va FAIL ROADs.-We authorized give notice that
ue fa Road companies of the State will transport
a and munitions of for the of the State free Of
aud extra trains will always be in readiness for any
axe this occasion to say that there is body of men
Than % more keenly alive 10 the present emergency
FsSUIr Leading railroad officials. Messrs Hawkins and
nave been here Perfectng arrangements for the con-
s OF troops, and they fully co operated with by
HeSdents of the other roads Raeiah State Journal
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CAPTURE OF SCHOONER WITH U. s. STORES ON
BoARD.-A schooner with a cargo of pork, molasses
and gunpowder for the vessels this station entered
yesterday and has been taken possession of by the au-
thorties- Norfolk Day Book, 23d.
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THE NIOORE's CREEK RIFLE GUARDS
W. ordered to appear at Simpsons Still, Point
Caswell) Saturday ready for immediate service
All persons DESTROYS of joining this Company will report
themselves that day. We will receive them from any
District or County.
By order of the Captain,
L. vOLLERs, O. s.
Anrl 50
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From, New Orleans

New ORLEANS, April l9.-Capt. Needer, Of the French
has offered his services the Confederate Govern
ment, and will fit out prvaeer at his expense. Sew
era privateers expected to leave here Recruit
ng rapidly progressing and troops pouring in from
fho
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EDWARD CANTMELL, Esq, of thi s city, volunteered
private into the ranks of the Wilmington Light H.
ny week before asl, before any steps we're taken to
rgnnze company in Raleigh That company is now
aF@t CaSweI. Col. John L. Cantwe, of Whining
tl has command at that FOrt-RaL. State Journal.
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The Southern LOan-InCFtase OF INC AFhHy'
MONTGOMERY, April l7-Yesterday one man took
one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars of the M
teen million loan at par and giving gold.
There will be from $4,000 to 100000 men in the
field in thirty days. The government is likely to get
large amounts of money from European ship builders.
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ONsLow County, April 18th. 1861

ONsLOW COUNTY, April 18th 1861.
D Commission Officers # the 9Th D'0ision,, " O. Militia
unyman, Col Isaac N Sanders, for the eff of Major
lea of this Division. The election takes place the
.1st. Those who know Col. Sanders testify to his
1D abilities to discharge the high aud important duties
Gubent upon the off of Major Genera-brave, honest,
nhgh -minded-he would be pride the State, and all
gIu to the service. ONSLOW.
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TREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARKERsBURG, VA.-Pdrk-
..DTg April 10Th, l86l.-John ). Garlic was nomi-
aSa Tor Congress by the Submission Convention in
~' district. A free fight afterwards occurred. The
~ns3lonsts got whipped. Col jackson has taken
&SSSlon Of the State arms. Great excitement pre-
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WILMINGTON, April 17.-Recruitng stations have
been opened by several companies in this city, and
siderable excitement prevails. There strong evil
dences of riot here but the conservative sentiment
OPPOSES it with vigor
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TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
HOPING have heretofore discharged the duties of
the Office of Clerk of the County Court of this County to
the satisfaction of all concerned and returning to you
thanks for your former liberal support respectfully offer
myself as candidate for reelection to that office, at the
ensuing election the first Thursday in August next.
SAML. R. BUNTING.
March 21st 1861 lG5-te