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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

From the Star Of Saturday afternoon.
RExovED-The following clerks were yesterday re-
moved from the Census Bureau 1.-THE compensation Of the
fret named being 81 400 per annum and that Of all the
rest 81, 200 per annum Viz: s. P. Moses, of Oregon,
W. NJ Duncauson, of D. G., J. L. Porter, of Pa, p.
Donnelly, of Pa, Grafton Powell, of D. c., B. T.
Swartz, of Va, E. d. Richardson OF Md, o. s. PAYNE,
of n Y, j. P. Milton, of Tenn, W. NJ. E~ers of Va,
j. Pigott of n. c., and /. S. Johnson Of n J. 1t is
not contemplated TO fill the vacancies thus created
REMOVED AND APPoISTED.-Mr Eibeck Mason, of D.
c. Ia nephew of Senator hason,) has been removed
from his 81 200 per cerkship in the Pension Blu.
reau and Mr. w. w. Whttescy, of Ohio, has been ap-
pointed in bis stead.
RESIGNED Mr. J. B. Martin, Of Miss, yesterday re-
signed his 200 per annum clekshp in the Census Bu
reau Also, Mr.. T. P. Watson, of Mich, and Mr.. VIII
liam Grandin, Of n. Y,-both same salary.
RxMovALs.-E. G. Guest, Of Nd Elias Yulee, Of ".
T., and D. K. Whitaker of s. c., assistant examiners in
the Patent Office, have been removed Their salaries
are 81 800 per annum.
NOMINATED, To-DAr.-A large batch of nominations
went to the Senate to-day; the only important one
among them being that OF VIM. Jane, of Illinois, for
Governor of Dacotah Territory.
The SENATE hope to close their current sbors by
Tuesday Wednesday evening next; when the called
session will probably terminate.
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The proud aud eaya5e position occupied by Virginia
/, ,hat Of mediator between the North and tie South
between the mad aud reckless extremists Of al, sections
Of the country The Nexan1,s Gas.tie pays deserved
compliment to Nr Klby the a0io and conservative DEL
eya,s in the Virginia Convention, from NanscmOnd
eo-Utv ana adds that he recently made a speech at
Nlas,mold Cour. House, in which he argued against
what he believed to be the vts error Of immediate Sc
&c SION and declared that the position which Virginia
had. 20 lar taken, was one Of the highest dignity. IT,
stead of suffering herself to be Stitched" on to the
North OF by tie counse Of impulive aud fiery spirits
10 be "hi.ched" on 70 the South, she still held ard
vaa glorious privilege, the position Of Mediator be.
ae7 bob; ana whatever others might say, be Sir. k
had no. the smallest doubt tina, 70 her would belong he
cowniug glory Of reconciliug both, by re-cogstuc-
ton Of the Constitution, restoration Of peace and
crd sad return Of prosperity and happiness throughout
tie borders of cur republic Would that it could be
Would that all the patriotic hopes Of Mr. Huby could c
fl6ed Al men should unite to bring it about If pcs
-ibla
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MARCH 20 1901.
The House was called to order at 10 o'clock A NJ by
the SPEAKER.
No. 1872 Senate BILL entitled an ect to amend the
t section OF chapter l49 of the Code, relative to the
limitation of suits so es to limit the right 20 make
entry or recover land of the Allegheny Mountains
was read first and second time and passed.
No 200 Senate BILL entitled act for the relief Of
Thomas Huudey, of Matthews county, was read third
time and passed.
Senate bill releasing fine on the schooner Virgins,
was passed. also, changing the names of the Lunatc
Asvums.
The act providing pay of the Adutant General was
passed.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
For the report to relieve Joseph Gussman; and re-
leasing to the personal representatives of A. @. Layue
the rent due under this lease for portion of the public
armory.
Pending the General Appropriation Bill, the House
adjourned.
NIGHT SESSION
The House called order at seven o'clock
by Mr.. T0ALIN.
On motion of Mr.. KEEN, bill to stay executions was
taken up and on bis notion made the order OF the
day Cor Thursday next.
SPECIE PAYMENT.
Nr. CRUNP offered the following resolution:
solred be given 70 bring II bill requiring TIE
Banks C'muOuwe4 20 resume payment OF specie after
resumption Of said payment by the Banks OF hsyand
The resolution was opposed by Mr.. CRANE and 9TH
ers, and motion prevailed to postpone it indefinitely.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the Little Kanawha Mining and Manu-
featuring Company repeating sections 2S 20, So 81 and
so Of the Code of Virginia.
On motion the House adjourned.
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MANY OFFICERS.

APPOINTMENT RESERVATIONS, &c.,-Thomas B. Hop
por has been appointed Postmaster Chesapeake City
David Way at Fort Deposit, ard s. Hopper at Havrc-3c
Grace Nd Capt Jessie Irwin hes been appointed light
house keeper at Point Concord, Nd, aod Col w. =.
Pavue postmaster Danvie, Va John J. Cochran rOs
muster 40 Lancaster Pa. James l.. Towner, at Shep
eristown. Va; Mr. Chose at Winchester Virginia A.
Casse at Marietta Pa j. 5. Rohrer at Strasburg Penn
sylvauia.
Tic following clerks were removed from the Census
Rursau THE compensation OF the first named being ST.
400 per aunum and that Of all the rest 81 200 per
NUM- viz: s P Moses Of Oregon; W. NJ. Duc.nson,
If D c. J. l.. Porter, Of Pa; P. Donnelly Of Pa. !;
Grafton Powell, of D. c.. B. 7. S~arfz, Of Va; E. D.
Richardson, of Nd o. S Payne, Of N Y; j. p Mil
top. Of Tenu. w. d. Evers Of Va J. Piso;t, OF n
G and l. S. johnson, G? n. j. It's not contemplated
70 fill the vacancies thus created
Mr. Elleubyck Mason, "a nephew Of Senator Mason
has been removed from his 200 per clerkship
in The Pension Bureau end W. w. Whittlesey, of Ohio
has been appointed in his stead.
C B Martin, of Mississippi, has resigned his 81 200
clerkshp in the Census Bureau Also, T. F. Watson Of
ichigln, ard VIM. Grandin, of New York, both having
the same salary.
T. e. Guest, Of Nd, Films Yulee, Of W. T., and D.
Whitaker of S. c. assistant examiners in the Patent
Office, have been removed Their salaries are 81 500
per annum.
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ExrRArAGANr FoLLIEs OF ROMAN PRISgE-The Par
is correspondent OF the New Orleans Pcdy says there
was much gossip about the folly of Roman Prince,
old bachelor who has income Of 5000 600 annually
BE distributed $40 900 in that city, New Years day.
in the shape of presents to persons he unaequaned
with. He fifteen of the prettiest actresses a note
in these terms-"Good for twenty-five dozen pairs Of
gloves at Boiyins shop Rue de Castigone Charge to
the account of an admirer of Mile. -. (Signed)
Prnoe off" He sent thirty ladies presents, not
Of which was OF less value than $780, and the majority Of
them were worth 81 200 Several Of these presents
returned for he uuacqusinted With the ladies to
whom they sent One lady sent her present back
with this note-"hme do - cannot have tue pleas
ure of ceivng present from person she has not the
honor of receiving in her drawingroom" The wealthy
smpton became quite angry and sent the present to
Nine Doche. There no danger of her sending it
hack He seat gold mounted opera glass, adorned
with diamonds and pearls to Nile Eile Rquer of the
French comedy, with this note-"Prinoe eff begs
Nile Edle Riquor of he French comedy, TO be good
as to accept this Russian opera glass; which having been
used yesterday during the performance of Les Erons,
in observing her grace elegance aud sympathetic beauty
must no longer DO Sscted by the same hand on another
face" of course this old IS Laughed at for his folly
es IN by those who receive his presents.
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IN, ,nproachlur spring elections.

The approaching spring Elections.
our readers are aware the elections in Virginia for
members Of Congress and the Legislature take place
me fourth Ttur-isy in NAY which will be the 2Si Of the
month. a. viii b, conceded or al hands that these cleo
5s IRE eff unusual Importance and hence the necessity
imposed up0n the voters Of the State OF directing their
immediate and earnest attention to them Il is time
io our Judgment that the sovereign people Of this Com
ao1wel.b should be looking about for suitable persons
70 represent them in the STATE and Federal couacs
There is an eztrso-duary crisis upon the country, and
tie bes; talent and Hottest patriotism required
tr,ats Us from the difficulties and pers that surround
u.s. For many years past the people Of Virginia have
paid too little attention to the important matter Of select
ing their Representatives With vide and fruitful ID
f1s selections, they have permitted for the most part
inferior men TO be elected to Congress and the Legs
Iaure when &c was their solemn and patriotic duty 10
choose tbo abes. aud the bes. in the Commonwealth
And nearly al our present troubles and difficulties have
been brought sbou, in consequence Of the elevation
public station 81 experienced, incompetent selfish and
interruptions pe,sOlsthe mere creatures AID hacks Of
rs.,y, Who ,ealz. none Of tae grave responsibilities
;.c, poscus look a,one TO personal an party 5gcra1
d,z. celt Ignoring and forgetting all though OF the
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advertisement Of the Secretary of the Treasury of the
Southern Coniederacy that no portion of the loan Of
SIS 100000, authorized by the Montgomery Congress-
las vet been taken That officer gives notice that
third of the amount viii be offered to the public the
18th of the ensuing month"; to be issued in gpg
from $50 to 81 600. The Secretary says that in order
to enable all portions of the people throughout the Con-
Tolerate States tO exhibit their common interest in rails
ing funds for the common Defence books of subscrp-
ton will be opened at the cities and principal interior
towns and ITO enable all persons conveniently TO sub
scribe current bank notes of the place will be received
at their market value coin" de also states that the
debt is secured BY duty of one-eghth of cent per
pound or about so cents per BALE all cotton export
edp
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mol THE LEGIsLATuRE or VIRGINIA.

In the appointment which you will soon make Of
officers of the militia beg leave TO call your aten-
ton to the name of Captain t. c. W. Radford, of Bed
ford. Captain Radiord graduated at West Point in
J.ly. 1916 was Immediately ordered 10 the Indian
Frontier, where he remained in active service until the
breaking out Of the Mexican war, the
OF which lie was with his company or an expedition
against the Camsncbe Indians After this, he en-
pl5yed against the Oages from thence be ordered
mon General SCOTS line went up with Miles train
when attacked tv the MeXicaus aud continued with il
10 the city Of Mexico (arvirg there after its
drj served in Mexico until the close Of the war; was
lee ordered 20 California served there and in Oregon,
over two years amongst the Iodians; commanded two
c.m9aaiss Of Dragons on the Emg7ant Train Route,
and entirely projected It ogains, any depredatoHs while
In command WAS ordered back Oregon at the break
ing out OF the Oregon war; commanded the troops in
tn engagement on Illinois River, when the Rogue River
Indians were dispersed their camp and property takeD
number Of horses which they had stolen recovered,
and twenty-five IaGins killed; was in several other en-
g,remeuts with the Indians, but not in Command
Osing 70 bad health Captain Rldiori left the army in
1881 or SIS after having attained the Captaincy Of the
Second Regiment OF Dragons We venture the opinion,
tia. few officers have been exposed to all the hard
.8ps of Frontier life and active duty,
Quilted themselves creditaby in the many trying
po-;rions in which he has been placed.
/. occurs 20 US that in the posture which We now find
ourselves the appointment Of the best military men
which our State can furnish is imperatvcy demanded.
We confidently recommend Captain Rsdford as Briga-
der General in the Bedford District
NH ~ MANY OFFICERS.
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d. j D.

On Saturday night last amer shor lia~ss Can, s..,
CARY 10 the e9h year ofhs age, leaving sis and ehiS,.
mourn his loss.
Capt Cary old ard respected e zen Of Rei-,,,
member Of the Blues az far oacs the ygsr h.
neced 9Th The venerable Thos ktrhls Ia psbisIlng o.
Compiler sboui the year 1870 he sentasn :. ~,
ngence foe 90 iai .nd seasie qaae esteemed moi 49,
by those who knev him best thus by zoe passing
The Of other days" "V'
A. the Paunage In Charles City County on saurd,y sa.
Of DpherA yfR INA H., daughter Of Rev And.,Sa
San q. Wade, a. the 5th year Of her age, '%
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oacr-SeeGers at montgomery.

Montgomery oTerrun With Oee-seekers, each train
brings reinforcement the supply seems really mex
hausble; positions Of all grades are sought with large
zeal from foreign mnisserships to humble department
messspgerships. Applications for the army are more
numerous than all others comonei Where the rank and
fs are to come from should all accomplish their desires
twould te hard 70 tell
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EVACUATION OR OAPITULATION.

From the Charleston Courier, Of Friday, take the
following items:
We have endured long enough the diatory and delu.
siye from the feeble fanatics who preside at
Washington We have asked peace and have offered all
honorable and possible terms Of peace, and in ex-
pectaon of such peace have suffered the occupation
OF menacing fortress, which was originally seized by
high handed act of war; in time of peace and against
the pledged faith of the late Administration II is time
this game Of procrastinaion and vacaon and double
dealing juggery, stepped. Fort Sumter must and
will be very coon devoted lis original aud proper AID
lawful objects and purposes aud for the defence of the
haIbor OF Charleston The mode of efecting that
necessary change has BEEN far left to the discretion
of others; it is now time that we should quicken and
stimulate that discretion. If the rulers that aic the
country subject 10 the sway of Lincoln cannot appre-
cate the necessity and the responsibility Of evacu
alton, and should give them, or their represen
taiyes usurping places in Fort SUMTER the alternative
opportunity OF capulation. If soft words and grass
will not effect purposes we can easily try stones
But by some means other, and very speedily Fort
Sumter must be ours.
Surgeon John L. Fox, United States Navy, citizen
of Massachusetts, arrived Thursday with orders from
Washington to visit and report the condition of Fort
Sumter On presenting his credentials to the proper Off
commanding intercourse with Fort Sumter, perms-
sion 20 visit granted condition OF being accom-
panied by an Officer Capt H. Hartstein was request
ed to discharge this duty and the two visitors
cordingy furnished with transports Whether this mis-
sion of Dr. Fox implies dS.rust OF the reports OF Mlor
Anderson and bis medical man, is connected wh some
psty subteruge aud pretext for delay we shall not at
present inquire. There is need, however, for long
investigation to the condition Of Fort SUMTER as it has
been decided sufficient evidence that it cannot be
logger healthy and suitable residence for those now &C.
cupyng it.
The Mercury says:
Mr.. Fox only remained at Fort Sumter for half an
hour, and left for Washington in the IL P. M. train.
He announced that the object Of his mission was sim.
ply to hear from Major Anderson the exact condition OF
the garrison From the shorness of the stay OF this En-
voy Extraordinary we presume that it did not take the
gallant Asor long give him inventory of his pro-
visions &c
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The Red mau or the Walk.

TIE black MN having taken Texas out Of the Union,
the red man threatens to drive her back into it again'
for protection. Tne San Antonio papers, (Ma oh OH
20 hand are Sled with accounts of Indian depFedatons
in tia. vicinity, oscssioning much alarm among the
whites. The withdrawal of Uncle Sans troops have
made the redskins bod-and the chances sie now that
instead Of Invading Mexico, the ehiyalry OF the Lore
star viii have to stay al home OOk after "the Greeks
tIeir 6oors -
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Thc New Hamp.hIre Election.

The New Hampshire Patriot says the Republicans
gave Mr. Lincoln 5000 majority over all the opposition
+; November; and now when there was every personal
and party motive for tAsn to present strong and m-
roag array in his support they have been able to rally
Int s 800 majority"
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South Carolina; VIM DosIer Of South CAROLINE; John
strblng Of South Carolins; Philip Povcher Of South
Carolina. A
SURGEONS A w spotswood, Of Virginia; WIN
Carriugton, Of Virginia; Arthur n Lynsh, Of soush
Carolina
ASSISTANT SURGEos-Charles Z Lining, Of South
Carolina.
Parasites WIN W Kelly, Of Florida; Henry
Myers, of Georgia.
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The carnival OF Exaggeraiion.

The Alexandria Gassts truly says the present IS en-
pbA,eay the carnival of sraggsratOH-peope are iv'
ing in spprehenson-saa consequently can be made TO
believe anything. TeegraPhis isPa.ches-seOsatiOn
ewspApers-mAnufacturei reports and rnmors-ah
raiuiste to toe passion for excitement.
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- TO the CONsggyAY1v.

~ VOTERS OF Tia lsr CONGRsssIOyAL DIsT ,rf-
having that Convsnon VIII be b.ls VI
town Thursday the ilh day Of April 70 nominate es5,
tive candidate fer Congress- 10 opposition 10 The Hon
Gnnett. beg leave respectfully {, suggest % ven
every way worthy OF that dnctIo0 the name Of Johs Ct
OF wesimore'znL '''
We earnestly that those counties ch sl 90, h.,
opportunity Of appointing delegates Il Coar DAY 80,
meetings private day TO- that pu.Dos- Aad
representation Of all Of them IN me tosVsn.5n u
Realistically,
mh26-It IioFwtvp,
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RETIREMENT OF Mr.. KEEN.

RICHMOND, Va, March %, 1861.
IN The Editor of tie Wig
Please 10 me the favor state through the columns
Of the Wig that shall no. be candidate for re-eec
ton 10 the House of Delegates. +. +. KEEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-26

Lieut.. E ]. Harve, of Virginia, having resigned his
commission in the army Of the Uaited States has since
received commission Captain Of Infantry in the army
o. the Confederate States He aud his brother Mr.. Jno
b Harvie, LEFT last week for Montgomery. Ala. They
are sons of Lewis l. Harye, ESQ., Of the Virginia Con-
yention. -f-
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4L%LOUIsA, MARCH 2IH. IsaI

J. AiFTH aud others. N.'
Gentlemen: Your note OF the 18Th inshat adars.,,s ,
though tie Rshmc nd Enquirer" ard Wig requs dr.
10 declare myself candidate represent "a. people 81
the next House Of Deegates Is before a, ~.
fgned oistrus Of my fines for the position 10 witch Won .s
elect e, do feel a. sherry - egard the xb.,
large number OF my felow-citzeDJ
accept your ,on and hereby declare myself e,,H
date Thanking you, gentems indiyidu y eo,y,y g.
the terms o. kindness and confidence WITH which you have -
pleased TO express your reqaest, au very ally
Your friend and ieEov-citEen.
nh 26-clt w. q A SEtsov
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A MAIL AGENT IN TRoUBLE.-The Lynchburg IVA
Republican states that Mr. Crook lately appointed by The
Lincoln administration mail agent on the Alexandra
road, made is first trip on Saturday, aud in passing
Charlottesville waited by committee OF citi-
gems who informed bim in the poitest manner possible
that he had better throw up his commission and retire
from the public service he would he dealt with accord
ing 10 bic deserts a Republican, who would never be
permitted scatter his toul teachings over Virginia soil
Mr. c. thinking discretion the better part OF vaor con-
permitted to pass
The Alexandria Gazette says We can only cay that
Mr. Crook is respectable citizen of this place. worthy
mechanic and old Whg and never Accused OF being
or suspected Of being Black Republican, and Is tTus
yifginian, and every way loyal to his own State.
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RIA THE KCETUOKY LEGISLATURES.

80 TIE kA[tiOhl LtuloLAiORh
FRAxKroRT March 22-Tbe Senate passed resou-
tica to adjourn sine de the 9th OF this month by
vote OF ss TO 9.
ASate Convention ia not talked Of now. Tue idea
has been abandoned by the most ultra OF the Secession
lists here.
Governor Wickliffe spoke here to-day. He made a
strong Union speech The Legislature has invited Mr..
Crisssnden to address them at an early day.
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49, AT0R FROM THE COUNTIES or IsLEOF yIGgy
sUaKi AsD NANsEaOND One Of your coastaen has ,e. a.
nt 10 the Enquirer and Wig mat you are emit
dat for sl,con Will you cary practicable pubb a
the same papers an answer 70 the oozhy question
favor Of the mmedate ce,.ion YrRiaay
Are you willing 70 abide by whatever the msjory oft no.
sent State Co yeaton do Ia reference national
Answers these qu,s ions will deermlre the purpos.s ~
lmh26-ltl CvNsIIrUgyT'
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RETIREMENT Of COL. CRUNP
RICHMOND March 25, 1861.
II The Editor of tie Wig:
Please announce that will not be a candidate 10
represent the comics of Ameii and Nottoway in the
next House OF Delegates.
And obge @. A. CRUAP.
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- CHmEsTIANSRURG. MG1T.

3D. GOdERY COUNTY. VA ,MlEcH 23b 1SSi-W,l,,
r. SLes Eq DER Sir The u3denigoed feeling IA. i'm Or
tacce Of having their sentiments f. rea crisis ullh k
upon country represented and expressed the prr
opinions Of the candidate for whom votes shall be Al,
tie coming spng election represent the Copue Of IN,
United States and be Ieyng that n The roe above ali oh
when should have Ia the country
fully give e1pr gon 10 the ntent, the raoty The peo
pie upon the important and moment have arisen
snd st ly 90 arise IN the adusteat Of cur present a.
cues belle ing that In en, degree. dy hat
wish AID desire 10 representative that you fafay
give son 10 vths be 1m In
rights Of Virginia. sni In mAiE insig0Es lns
aud ~ al haE ,rds-tha. you will gently " good and
for the OF the wLo couaty and that the Of
the peol- Of the district an. ~ re IL tine cal
convention for the purpose nomir esrney dre
that will At ycurEG c1nilai. ierr
sent the l2h Congressional Dstsiet In next Congress
gresfr esDfct We email
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mn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ letters ca }sgss, asi 70 addressed % De "Ei'i'r q
o. U7iy"
Artcs c~isa '''i slss 81 t's paper i nef % PHt'
% Tai. Is re az ~ ssla3iBy, osyt % De k10rH % az
I'd, q t-, a. no s De- departed fon obituary Hof Cos crcsei
"a s.glt iias, lfs elirg,F FOR ls adrsrtiss"eat-
~ W clarot sadsf Ss % r'r1 r.sf coa'H'''ic'tio7s
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RepgbicDu. Conservative.
c,v.-,or .. James Y. Smith, william Sprague,
I'M fiova,ncr s'r1cH n. Green, Samuel q. Arnold,
t,.---.v Csnsr a.. rliivau peiou, Ws;-rS BurseS,
s..--f,-v n state John &. Bartlett, John r. Bartlett
IT,. .-,-sr .- samuel A. Psrder, SaInael Parker,
T-.r-,, d,t l..... Chris Robinson, Geo. H. Browne,
,,gr,Ss ii,t p WIN. D. Brayt1u, VIM. 2. She He'd.
Connecticut holds her State election on Monday April
1 TIE rival candidates for the principal offices
follows:
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asTBE CITIZENS or Pow HaTAN
s@S requsftsd TO meet at Court the is MONDAY
In april TO give their in regard
propositions peodug before the sta:e Copy,ht'or.
nh26 MANY yoTTss.