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pAWNBROKING BUSINESS FOR SALR.
"A rare chance 70 enter Ba'e Business -FoT
sale the 10 years Lease, good will sud fixtures Of
old established PAwnbroking Business, with . large
run Of custom; . convenient dwelling house and
cheap rent Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
NESS, Pest Office, Box sS9T. oib 91Acsi.s
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A RTIFlCIAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowest
hpOGAible Prioe-Tee,h allied with gold, 81; bone
90 cents silver % cents and upwards tosth az
,racted without pain, and for thoss Of small msans
20 cents DR.. J. .. CONWAY, lbO East 4b.h 1T, be-
ID and Sd ave. ssal 9AAnsiN
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EOR TIE PILES

FOR THE PILES
l. DIR. UPHAMS Vegetable Hscsusry u cor
.ain cure for piles In every form. In the wors
other means have failed, the patton, mus. ocnsuh
the Doctor personally Al his Office, ssT Fourth q.
DR. UphAn has devoted special attention 70 this dis
ease for more than % years, and may be oonsuiAsd
In relation 70 this any other complaint, from Z
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock in the svsn-
ing, a. his Medical ofioo, S6T Fourth ST. Sd dOos
from the Bowery, betwesn Bowsry and Broadway,
=. O. WELLS CO., GenorA Agents, ilb FrAnkhA
~, n, u, % 'AAslSS
THE BEST MEDICINE In THK WORLD
for the cure Of dysentsry, collie and Group, mar
nAlly and Rheumatism, cuts, brulsas old sorss IA
pains In the limbs, back and che~a. sxtsrnAlly M
Dr. Tobias Vens,ian Lninent; the money relairusl
n II ever fails no ons should be without ID only
% cts. Bold BY all Aha druggists. Depo. IS Co-{
lAndt 81 ocS a4SS.iN
RALM OF WHITE LILLIRs-LADJr1
~ have you tried this excoeni preparAtion for ~
skini For PRESERVING aud BRAUTIFYIno ~
sklN 10 stands unIivAllsd. To those who are n
me hAbit OF using Chalk Ball., Moon Fun OF LEy
BALM OF WHITE InLIM.
This delightful and highly perfumsd pr.p.r.af A
Z unequAlled for removing P1hPLKs, BLOfCHRt
TAN, sUNBUBN, FRBCKLRA and ali impsaf.s'l
lion. fso% the skin, rendering |, beautifully Glsu1.
son and Whit, nyAlling Nature In her iArec foTm:
warranted 70 be mes ffum all injurious inS1s.
dents, and u ne article for . lAdies toilsa M
lAdesIyoo viii like IL. Price only 70 cents. o.
be had .. 70 South Second q, WllIiAmsbur0h. -
. HRhih ave, New York. ssSs 81
RHEUMATlSM.-S BHOOLS
beal In mind that this Ia the season a ~ vaay
when .ohea and palms are mssa fsli To avoIa -
sney shenld no' neglso, tryiAS the bsA rsAsd1 y
RHEUMATIC AQuHmAro9,
which u sold n the low price Of
II CENTS PER DOTTL1,
bringing n wAhin the reach Of Al. No ~ "a
$1,000 bsttes have been sold sncs IL inlrodanAoal
and from The evidences Of thoss who have taslsd =
miracnlous powers over Neuralgia, RhsamaAsni
Sore Throat, Pans In the BIde, Neck, Lolna, ~
~ also IN esses OF PILES, Stamps ID q onos - -
POOk MANS FkIMD.
Ca bettls, ny H. and you win be scavs..sa
lhAa We have nol overrased IL power in Ne lsaal
We have sz.Abhshsd AgsnCss q he fonoyaS
PLACES i-vAris.y b.ore. u South Second q Dsul
Bore cor. boa>h eth and esh - Ma BakssAA :
DoaAh Ish - ASd eor. Clyns a snd Wyths sssl
Mlh.mAhursh. In How Y@k-A iSgH bCWuVl
SReolAAis oEaM11l
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Il the city, on the Lo1g Island Railroad, and near
the depot a farm bk acres, small house pleas.
ant and healthy location, oam soil, excellent for
gardening or farming purposes. Price $3.50. small
payment down. Also do II acres, house, barn,
81, for $1,000. As) 10 acres unmproved, for 2 300,
payable In ye,r, without interest. Also, W lease
for years, house and 10 acres, free Of ront, by
making reasonable improvements. Apply u A.
McCOTrER i2s Fulton ST. Sns Brildiny. oi9 3'l0i
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HOUSE FOR SALE AT ELF ABETH, N.
IL IA cottage house with Y Of an IRE Of
ground, 10 minutes walk from the depot, churches,
schools, &c, house new, nine rooms, lh trains II
New York daily. Apply " SILAs DAvEHPORT,
1872 broadway, loom M. 3, between II aud 2
O'Clock. ociI G'ii2
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nR. HoYT, DENTIST, 9H BROADWAY,
~ thne doors aUUve goth street, inserts bsau6fu
seib Of teeth on his improved atmospheric pls,ss,
With OF without extracting the riots. On gold A.
low ~ SIS silver, IS Rubber, $40 plAtlnA, SIS
Artificial bone filing onserted without pAinl IL
oenis gold b. c'nts 20 81 Amslgam, 81 cents, AL
work warranted ocI 2LacslTa
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nR. lNGERSOLL IL THE MAN - $40
~ sea; the bea teeth. best fitting plAtoI and IN, 81
scientific tooth extractor thAt we have In New
York, " AZ 9i2 West Esd u, bs. Tab and Sab svs.
saaO qa.r'tbi
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ROOMS TO LEI-lST FLOOR & BASE
iemen, Of the two story brick dwelling No o., al
30 the 20 Moor and one rO'm in attic II &C Cannon
~. Inquire In the Oihcs ~ the Iron Safe Works.
nj e. Murray st, cor. College Place. olS 6'l30
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ARMY NECE9aTTIRa.

One q ths mos, important military rsTuIsia.s
which the Government oyerlooks, Ia RADwArl
READY RELIEF. This remedy Il the sOLDIHR.f
bAfbGUARD, md will prutec. him on all oooAsioas
against sickness and sudden attacks " pasilsita a
disease. Every Camp, Fort, and ship-hili,sry
and Navi stAiion-sho'ild b supplied VIM tsft
powerful wespon q defenos
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MILK BUSINESS FOR SALE $500
Nl will buy n liz business, a short distance In
I've country, now selling 100 quarts per day profits
Per quart all winter, ~ per hundred For particu,
ulan inquire of the RocklAnd Co MIX Association,
i4o Tenth Ut, Ny. oil 6'l26
OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON
OFor sale, the stock and fixtures OF an Oyster and
drinking saloon, now doing good cash business
Apply on the premises, $50 Broadway, cor. l2tb
st. Rent $40 per month. oil 6'iO8
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vAPOm BATHS.

NAFOA bAEhBs
OH OF The MOST POWERFUL -
RyanDIAL AND TONIC AGENCIES
ksowp. s.d cooperative with The s,rusgis Of ma
TuRE V restore health 10 the diseased hams, IL
PIKRors PArrnu
sULPuUR HAPos
NO. Ios FULTON ". nAsE,oaST,. oProHrn
TIE n D. CHURCH.
no. 8 wnLoUGHBY srREE0
NEAR TIE CITY HALL,
BRooKLYhn
Many Of the hsing Physicians OF Brooklyn and
New York will tessfy 70 the virtues q tbs SUI
PHUR BATH In the following named diseases
RsruxArrAr. EnnpuAs, Govr. SALT RHrus so.or-
uIA PALsr. NrulALsrA, Pnr, DnEAsH Frs, soRs
THROAT, DmnAu or TIE Lryrs, DrsrrsrA. HnAD-
AorL DrorsY. AsrnrA, OATArHa. CAEor., Coz
SUMPTION, LsrRosI, GHAva- PNrLD FAcu, BouS,
AQUA AND ALL Cur AHsoUs DzsEAEa,
THESE BATHs,
WHICH ARE OF DRY vAPoR-
!. BquAllse the circulaiOn ofths blood, and pow;
erhNy tend W prevent Ia determination " the head
and likewise W remove giddiness and prevent ooc,-
ness Of the hands and Jee.
O. They rees,ablish lnsensibls psruyl lsaou, pro.
mote sweat, consequently relieve OF remove symp-
toms Of inflammation; therefore are indicated foe
Gcuty and Rheumatic pains swellngs Of the joints,
Lnmbago, scisiica, &s.
3. They diminish nervous lrritablllty, and have
cured cases Of Tic DoloreauI and 81. vituS Dance.
e. Most dseascs OF the Skin, from rashes and
pimplos W loprosy best treated by this method;
In proof Of which, the milder forms Of Skin dseaas
give way " this treatment Alone.
o They remove rom the system the n elfou.s
arising from the too free use Of mercury.
g. They Strengthen the stomach and give tone v
he digestive organs, by increasing the secretons.
T. They do good in all gAndulAr and other swell
ings and olstructions, by equaEing tina circulation
and qiickening ts the activity Of the sb~Obsi vcs
| seh
s. They tend greatly W relieve all dropsical swe-
ings submitted ~ their operation. A common Cold
Is always cured by thee Baths. Fever aad Agus
also have always been cdkcd by them.
Persons can take them under the advice Of their
own physicians, and rely upon theI directions DO
ng rgidly adhered 70.
B.-Ths LAdea' Department, Is entirely dis
oonnected from tina, Of the Gentlemen
BY calling At No. wILLoUGHBY g., number
Of .iirossos Of wen-known residents Of Brooklyn
oan be obtained, who have boon cured by the
Baiha.
ALSO,
PIERCYs ANTI BILIOUS CORDIAL
FOR DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUS FEVER, COLO,
COUGHS, LIVER AFFECTIONS, %.
PIERCYs
PATENT PILE PIPri
A NOVELTY IN TIE MEDICAL WORLD.
This Pipe, recently patented, Is an entirely nsw
| invention, being . mechanical coutrivance for The
more convenient and complete application Of cura-
tive, sedative and lubricating ontmants, In ths
treatment Of Piles and other Diseases OF thu rectm,
and for these objects IL Ia unsurpassed In simplicity,
cleanliness and efficiency Of operation. No family
should lie without one for when once its advantage.
and conveniencea are known, II will be deemed A
useful and ~ indspenRableL In ia Way a. tha oo,,
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7 AND FOR SALE-FARMERs,G GARDEN
A<ers and milkmen,f you wish - purchase 3, 10 or
50 acres Of the best land In flatbush, only miles
RON City Hall, Brooklyn tprice4 and terms " SUI,
the timeR)call on l. T BERGEN 7nColr awe 2ia-
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PALM OF WHITE LILLIES-LADIKn-
have you tried this sxcollent preparAtion for ~
akini For PRESERVING aud BRAUTIFYns0 ~
BklN 10 stands unrivAllsd. To those who 1rs m
the habit OF using Chalk Ball., Moon Fun or INV
While, should try the
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hAve committed Q SERIOUS mistake fT this renaedF,
freely used among the troops VII prevent md cart
In double quick time Small Pox. Measles, YeIlow,
Typhus, Typhoid and all other malignant dse>ssu,
Let the Government supply every military dspA snA
encampment with Railways Ready Relief no
sickness Ga serious nature will prevail. Kvuy
volunteer should provide themselves with fev boz
Ties Of this remedy. II wiz protect you seJina suA-
den attacks Of the most malignant dissrdsrs, anA
viii In ali cases Of sickness expedite . care.
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GROCERY STORE TO LRT-STOCK AND
~ fixtures fer sale very cheap reat so par month.
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HOUSE TO LET-A SMALL TWO STORY
house, under cellar and attic, containing nine
rooms, PLEASANTLY situated, with garden in front, III
Clinton 81, near Grand. Inquire next door, ITO.
oclb 6'iO4
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SEWING MACHINES TO I.ET-STNGER'S
- Whistler 4 Wilson's AID Hows's. Also ladies
taught ~ operate all kinds terms for all 81,
practice until perfect oa work Recommended "
work. S92 nenrya. oo4 2isc'l39
ITO LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
Il ner OF Nassau and Fulton 80, offices aid large
roonH suitable for manufacturing PURPOSES. with
which steam power can be had II required. ullO
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REAL ESTATE.

Farm FOR SALE-s7, 900 WILL BUY A
good farm OF 7s acres, In Bergen Go, ~ J, IL
miles from New YORK, ~ from rail raj depot.
tci6 2IAc'i23
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Tbs military bulle,ins announce 6si Small rez,
keasles and Malignant Feveru, have brokaa out IN
different regiments. The gallant Maine Regiment 4
stAl detained-Msy 9Sd--at willeti's Point and eur
troops Al Washington, Annapolis. FORTRESS honros,
are swelling the sick list W Al alarming extsnl Ths
0ovonmenL by negiscting 70 supply the nsdio.,
riDrea with
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sickness u . serious nature viii prevail. Hvmy
ties Of this remedy. II wiz protec you Nepina suA-
den attacks Of the most malignant dssrdsrs, ana
VII In al cases Of sickness expedite care.
The NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEws q IN
week says
''In former number, We reminded thsu. shsa ~
Fir.s Division cf the French amy in Russia had
suffered le,s than any other div aion, because hAF-
shAl DavoNa had made each soldier oauy Ina,
bandagea and provisions for himself; N 70 thers no
oessarioa every soldi. viii add small quantity q
that invaluable remedy, RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF, he win not only derive ActuA beneft daring
the campaign, but win escape many hours Of psia
and suffering frur. rheumA,u affections In AnsrAfs,
should he survive the terrible contest In whoh ous
country V unhAppiy engaged"
HARD SUFFERING.
WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THREE B0rrLz1
One Of the Privates Of the Eighth Regiment a
present In the city, relstes the following
"Ater arrival ., Annapolis, our Conpeys
undc Caps. Lawrence, were employed IN ,hs
trenches the hIs, nigh, We slept with oar nssa in
the water aud our heads resting on our knaPsanku
for pillows. In the morning, our blankets, whiSh
was our only covering. were so wes with Ne
IN streams our limbs and JOINS were - -
that We could hardly them. haA three
bottles Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. TIVE
the o.he used myself and shared parity viah
others. We ali bsthed oar limbs and joint -
the READY RELIEF. In few momo
We the1-havng no liquor with us-drank -
RELIEF and water This oheered and invigora
US, and enabled US, with the aid Of two meals ON
sistng Of hard biscuit and salt pork W stand guard
duty work In the Trenches and wheebarrows tos
twenty -four hours, having only two hours ress Do
long A the READY RELIEF lasted, we could psy-
form duty bus when that gave Out fell sick, ma.
by the order q Surgeon, returned 70 this oiv
am certain thal there was plentiful supply q
RADwAYs READY Kelley In the reeimsaA
our glnerings would have been tininR. intsnd
returning 70 my regiment In . few days, and win
take with me good supply. IL Ia the requss d
myself and most Of my friends In the regnAsnA,
that you take immediate stops W have RAILWAYS
READY RELIER added W the medical s.orss a
every regiment II viii save the lives II hosssnAa
Of our GOops."
Nsunering nom thirst weakness, fAhgue, . ~
spoonful u READY RELIEP, IN lumber Of w.
Yer, win prove of greater service than ALCOHOL
vhisky, o. any o.her liquor.
kOSQUlTOEs.
Our troops will rlffer great annoysncs frou u
bits and stngs Of mosquitoes. Those Of Vlrgdnia}
and the eotton. rice, and sugar lAnds sxoesA-
ingly Poisonous, and inhict severe and obstinaAs
sores and wounds. II RAILWAYS READY KD-
LIEF In applied 10 the bittea part, ID will in q fsU
moments stop ths mosa tantAising itching. nsufra-
lAe the poison, aud AllAy Inflammation. BAlhe ths
face and hands freely with the READY RHL1NR
and wAier-ths mosquitoes win not troubls yoa.
r. T. Remedies are sold By druggissa and ssossi
RADwAY CO.,
No. - John o., H. z.
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TO LET.

A PARTMENTST0 LET-CHEAP APART
fhmen,s On Sd ave, SGT and s69, let 5Gth aud
oIth sts; also in rear 1876, sud stores in the new
ses. oc1l ftac'iis
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the sou,l.erc Cause Abroad.

The New York Meas makes Il usOn in late Is
sue TO the following historical fact:
There is an argument however which is likely to
be urged upon the English by Mr.. Iancey and his
associate commissioners sent out BY the New Con-
federacy to Europe which seems to US TO possess
considerable weight and it is this The crown of
England, IN the treaty Of peace made with her re-
VOTED American colonies the Sd of September,
1888 and which terminated our revolutionary war,
recognized the independence of New Hampshire
Massachusetts. Connecticut, Rhode Island, New
York New Jersey, PennsJ lavan a. Delaware Mary
land VmgIuia, North Carolina. South Carolina and
Georgia. the old thirteen-not a ma ion, a UnIon
or even Confederacry but as each district and
sovereign State. Such is the language of that docu-
ment The question may be asked, DIES the fact
thar these with other states. have since combined
under a fe ieral held pr eclude Great Britain from
recornizi ~ one or m OF them individually, on
receiving notice Of thtir having determined to
cede or withdraw a.? VIII it not rather be insisted
that Great itain having BY treaty once recognized
South Carolina for instance, as Ian indep pendent
STATE" is bound now to take notice Of the resump-
ton of her il dependence?
SO so OF France. Our treaties with LouiS&VI,
mad by Fra kiln, during tn Revolutionary strug-
gl,: contain the same language, the States being
ca, named. and beirg treated with individually.
We do not say what the demand OF Mr.. 1ancey and
lis associates for European recognition will result
in hut 1t seems to Us that if the transatlantic pow
ers wish TO recugn za q sec ders they will not find
them egy without APP a emil. good grounds for
dOing.
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From Cairo and COIumb uS-K
Troops al NJ mphts.
F-On the Memphis Avalanche, May ,


We CONVEX ed with one Of our citizens yesterday
who left Cairo Monday night He says be was not
molested BY the troops, and marched through the
town on general principles" The Old brewery,
west of the St Charles Hotel, has been tern down,
and workmen are engaged in building fortfcation
upon its former site. The proprietor. it is said
was offered $40 900 for his property. and demanded
$4,000 when il was demo ished without consult
ing him We under stand that il is the intention OF
Prentiss to construct stone tort that will reach
from the St Charles Hotel, inelosIng thst building
to the levee on the Mississippi side.
Much sickness is aid TO prevail among the sol
diery, and the probabilities that large number
will be rubbed out" before the summer commences
in earnest.
Our informant states that it is his opinion that
numbers Of men leaving this section shave their
heads themselves 10 excite sympathy from the peo>
pie at the North a pretty good dodge.
A telegram received last evening from Capt. W.
G. Priest from Columbus, states that every thing is
quiet. No soldiers were there, and none were ex>
pec,ed.
A detachment of troops from Hickman. Ken
lucky arrived here yesterday ard properly
chartered. This is the second company from that
place that has reached Memphis.
Gen Thomas II Bradley. Col. Bled. Harman, and
other officers of Distinction belonging to the Ar
kansas forces were in the city yesterday.
Williams the member of the Bluff City Guards
who was accidentally shot Monday night, very
low yesterday, and all hopes of his recovery has
been aband Jned.
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Result ortbe y,,v,n,, p,..,,o,,

The Richmond Examiner of the PSI saws: "Tbe
returns Of the general election leave no rsou for
two opinions as to the will of Virginia. We bsvs
heard from Eastern Virginia, from Southwestern
Virginia, from tie Valley, from Piedmopt-from
counties in every part Of the Stat, except Tho
Northwest and they all tell this same tale: that tho
vote has been of the largest ever prled in Wv
giniA-larger thSn that given in the most excitsd
contests for plsce-snd it has been unanimous
for Ratifying the Ordinance of Secession. The
vote on this point seems to have been everywhere
what it was in Richmond-some two or three per-
Terted minds choosing submission TO the last while
their country great heart beats full for battle.
The Examiner adds From the data now before
as, we are able to say with some confidence that
Virginia has given at least hundred and fifty thou
sand clear majority for the Ordinance Of Seccs-
sion."
A dispatch to the Knoxville Register from Lynch
burgh. dated the 2sh, says: The majority for
Ratification Of the Ordinance Of Secession in the
State is about one bsAdred and tssaty hJusaad
Northwestern counties give twenty thousand major
ity sgainst secession
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FeelInvIa s-u,lee,ol ,linoIs.

a letter from citizen of Southern Illinois 10
gentlemen of this State, describes the condition OF
things in that section, as fellows: The war fever
is running high here. There is one company from
this county with tight squeeze. The Democratic
party was for the Union as long as there was any
hope for it; but they now for peace and against
coercion. A large maj ,rity of the Southern part
of Illinois have strong Southern feeling, and are
opposed to the North trying to coerce the South
to submission. as we know that can't be done. Iii.
nois has 10 900 troops in the feds 900 at Cairo
aud the balance in different parts of the State The
word Union" here means coercion, and those that
are opposed to coercion are called SecessiL nists
The Legislature at its last session passed law
which prescribes fine of $500 and one years i'm
prisonneut in the penitendary against any man
who shall say anything in favor of the South. So
the people that have Southern feeling are tied down
by the law. The leaders Of the Republican party
are not in the field, only when they can get an
Office. Their followers, who are volunteers, are
generally street oaers and those destitute of means
to live or support their families. If the South
has no better army than these men, think there is
bad chance for either side to do much in the way
of fighting / think there is more blowing thsn
fighting in the Republican ranks. They talk loudly
and boisterously.n
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NJ ,...s.re.osors given the volts In number Of

We have heretofore given the vois In number Of
oo,,ns;es to show how it runs We add the follow
ing:
Mimi rsFx.- For Secession AL; against 2
Gmss.-For secession 1901; none againss
ETsoS-For secession ll60; none against
uS~p,co-For secession l7l2; none against.
1sREENsvn1E- For secession 322; none agalnss.
SourHAxPTox- Unanimous for secession
RKUNsvL For sect ssion $40; none against
PEIscEss ANAE-FOr seces sioD f9l; none against.
NONTGONERY-For secession 1895; none.
e RorKsRlpGE- secession l7zs; against l.
CHARLoTTE-For SECESSION SSS; none against.
SPuTrsYL yAylA.-For secession l250; against 2.
SrAEFoRD.--There were only 4votes in the county
against session. =
PowHATAN-F For secession 44S; none against.
APPAMArox.-For secession S05; none aga nst
These counties give about 600 TOR secession and
only against 1t.