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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

SP1RrTUALIsF LECTURK.-Dr. L. K. Coon
ley, the we'll known trance speaker, will hold
service at Sanford's Hall, West Slde1 on
Sunday, Dec. 2lstat 1OH A. X, and P. \.
dscI9:2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

GREEN GROCERIES, Provisions, &c
Citizens who Patronize the Ontario street
stores to purchase their supplies Of Apples
Oysters, Hams, LObsters, Fish, Celery, On
ions, or anything in this line, cannot do bet
ter than make few selections at our we'll
known toWnsman's store, G. H. Lodge, Jr.i
$50 Ontario street. It is the store formerly
occupied by Comstock. Remember the place
to get excellent luxuries. dee20:lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
by using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold By druggists and Dentists.eYerywhere.
decI6
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MlSCELLANE0US.
IT N B R E 1 L A
Manufacturing Company,
s FLAIRA, ~ z.

UMBRELLAs Manufactured with the Patsnt Ribs
and NO,ehes. Sold By the Case or Dozen fron ths
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

TEE handsomest and finest Fur Cloaks
ever seen in Cleveland are now for sale at the
Fur Store Of L. Ben,d-s. = Son's.
decI2;42A
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SITUATION At FREDERICKSBURG

Citizens Preparing to leaVethe City
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I. Stamps win be redeemed only upon these

8. The stamps, before presentation, must
according to the different demon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

Over 200 Guns Mounted there,
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STRINGS SrRINGs.---We have just re-
csived nice lot Of Christmas presents,
which We will sell at reasonable rates.
dec20:4Io BUTcHLKY i Co.,
l82 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

THE ladies will please bear in mind that
Mrs. shaW's Millinery Rooms is the place to
get nice Bonnet, at low prices.
dee2O:420
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|TELEGRAPHIC.
last KIGHF's DIsPAFOHEs.l
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Cavalry Fighting near OOrinth.
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Silver Plated Ware.

The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable manufactory Of Plated Ware in this
country. have sold their goods for over ten
years. and will warrant every article to be Of the
best quaIity Of double plate.
Look out your Christmas presents in time.
pov2G W P. FoG0.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

BEER sHoPs DEHoLHHED.-o Thursday
night some soldiers in Camp Cleveland de-
nolished some shanties in the vicinity Of the
camp in which beer had been sold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

WAHFED.-A situation as kitchen girl,
by respectable German Protestant woman.
Apply at rs Prospect street. deel7:H
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New Livery, Boarding and Sale stsbles, 8
Ohsmplain street..
iuIvss.R1a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

HEREAFTER the Telegraph Express train
on the Cleveland q Toledo RsilrOad win
IssTs Cleveland At 6:45 P.N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

HARPKR's WEEKLY, Leslies Comic Month
Iy for December, and late New York Papers,
with full accounts Of the recent battle, can
be found at Bakers, opposite the Postofiee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

AL the Literary, Illustrated, Comic and
Weekly papers for this week, can be found at
Bakers News Depot, opposite the Postofies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

REuENsER that Dr. Aver, the celebrated
Lung and Throat Physician, can be con-
suited at his ofice, Is4 Superior street. Cleve-
land. decl9;4I9d&w
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A OARD 10 THELADTES-DR

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FRnlI FORTRRss nIONROE.

FoRTEEss MoNRoE, Dec. 10.
General Fosters forces have taken
Kingston, capturing 500 prisoners and II
pieces Of artillery,
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Fsufth PaRe.--.Local Items fr0m Last
Evenf1s's Edition will be found on cur 4th
page.
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AID FOR THR CHILpREE.

Having much larger stooh Of PRssEEfABLR
GOODS than ever before, beg to call Eoa attention
to then as briefly s. possibls leaving the particulars
to be told and shown
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

CHRISTMAS Books and Gifts for the little
ones can be found st Bakers, opposite the
Postofice.
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Indiana and Kentucky Money Wanted.
c. A. Read Co., pay the highest premium
for the Bank Of the States Of Indiana, Kentucky and
canaza Money at O5 Superior street.
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DYERS.
EoREST CITY FRENCH FIRST

u ULhoo u HvUeL, 10. u s.eleca llrreIl 90
posits City Hotsll By UMLAUFT HERTEL--
Highly recommended b. the last 5tats Kir Of Ohio.
Dyeing AID Cleaning IN al is branches Plqass cal
and examine goods in the store TO find the d1ereDca
With other dye shops, IS finish al our goods b.
steam machinery and presses. The only watering
machine IN the Western States 70 finish Eilks hES
new.
RzFEEzEcEs.-h sssrs. Prescott 4 .Chass, aioott Z
HortOn, Baldwin 4 %, Taylor 0rlgEold gos Rate-
berg HausmAn, Morgan keot, and other mof-
chants. n-fssa4
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NEW YORK lIARKET.-DeoeL


CgotrOu--harket quiet. Sales Of 400 bales at eo,G
555<c for middliug upiand8. --a
FIOur-Market less active and shade easier, clos
ing dull. .-.. -- ---
state; q, ,ys, ,a5 superine western: S,2oG5,O CON-
mon 10 medinm extra western. S, ,!J1675 Common TO
good shipping brands oxr round hooped Ohioi s6Is5
as q for trade brands
WEtsky-M -Market les active and Pri'as without
WEenG-Siarket dsil and heavy and fully cont
lower. =,
-seles Of Chicaso sprlns at p ,26l.zs; Milwaukee
CLUB Al 81 2l 5s; winter red western 81 fOnl ,tJi
amber Michigan AZ s., I,s4eI,s5i amber loSa 81 SO
Sl,2I.
'Eithout material change Sales at 56Gsc or s"ip-
fng mixed west-Tii 65GIZc for damaged and hsa.eoi
sc ior v hit4 esfsru-
Oafs-lIRrkst hrmsr with good business doing -
PorE0AIarfet frraer and m fair damsud Sales
at sIlIsaSiI.5O for moss; sl0,Iz89Sll,55 for old
pine; 81, 80 Or uew prime, aud oo94l6 90 ior
prfr fess Included in this sales are 50 DDs cholca
western prime mes5 deliverable in January, at Sl3
90
-Rsef-5Iartet auiat and steady.
Dressed HOEs-1iarket hrmer sales At 6JsaeSe.
Bacon Sidcs-In GOOD req1e-t - l3499]Sc for
western fity and Cumberland cut, the lstttr priss
for very lic; Sc fr western short itobed' inside
Eyi for January delivery. ..t
Lurd-Mark5r hrner. Sales At 9e,gl0.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


Has atsed up Ladies Hair Dressing room
over his Barber Shop, No. ls2 Detroit street,
West side. He is now prepared so make switch
es, curls, &C., at the lowest rates. Curling and
braiding done In the best style. Give him a call.
denl6.A22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

DR.. BETTELET gives particular attention
to the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the lungs, Homsopathieal-
". Office with DR.. Beckwith, near the Post
Office. Residence 233 Perry street. nOv22:427
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n :. HONEY MARKKT-DecemberIs 10,


MOney-Market steady at per cent for Loans
on call
Sterling EXchanEe-Market quiet at l43Gl45
for merchants', and l45l1l45 Tor bankers bills.
GOId-Market lower, opening at 32StG32E and
clO.ing heavy at 327sg954 per cent. premium.
Government Stocks Market lower. United
States 6's, 1851 coupons, IO31feDiU6H
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co Nm r r aF5AL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVENING, December le. Ls62.

MORNING LEADER OFFTCE,(
FRIDAY EVENING, Decsmber le. 1852.
Wheat-salss Pears red On Cleveland and Pitts
bursh track at gl,l3S, and car mixed at ,E.
Corn-sales cars at 5Sc, and do at54c.
Outs-Eirm at 45e.
Hogs-steady with sales sts4, 30 for heavy.
Seeds-sale eco bush timothy at a2,O1. The sale
of 600 bush clover reported in this mornings paper
was made al $3.50 instead of 1913 as printed.
Fruir-sale 600 lbs Western Reserve dried apples
at 4ae, and 2 bbIs peaches at l4Se. aE -Es
Butrer-sales of Western Reserve In small lots
az lie.
Hishwines-salo of 50 bbis at ssssc. In snsu ul0ts
at &c.
Potatoes-ssls Of 1000 bush at 81
Eggs-Sales at sc. ~ Il eE M
Chesss-ssle Of isO boxes green at S'ss, 10 Per
cant tarc
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WANTED situation as book-keeper, or
assistant book-keeper, by young man who
can give the best Of references. Address box
AZ, 0borlin, o. noy25
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OYSTERS IT. ElwOod, on Bank street.
receives daily, fresh supplies of Shrewsbury,
Princess Bay and Count Oysters, also Clans,
&c. decl7:2W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-20

DEKIBTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at low price. dec2R2T
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the Whole on the state of the Union.
Mr.. Crusfeld, of Nd spoke-He con-
demned the policy of the administration.
Mr. Kelly replied, after which the Com
mittee rose and the House adjourned till
Monday
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Gold Band CHINA Tea Sets.

''Shs has one Well, then, is there not article
that you can select from this Case full OF rich looking
goodsl They are not SOLID sILVER-thst would
be too expensive for these War tmss-but Of the BEST
DOUBLE PLATE, looking Just as well As Silver, ai
less than ona-ffth The cat Hera ara
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WHEN YOU FAVOR Us WITH A CALL.
To HUsRANDs.

Your Better Half" ny dear Sir, Is really sxpsct.
ing some Hoi5ay Gi, and allow ne to suggest some
thing Useful as we'll as handsome. here are
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8. The tine for making applications or re-
demption is limited to thirty doys from hs
29d "a. E. coELEs, P. n.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-10
FROM THE VALLEY.

Several rumors were circulated through the
streets yesterday regarding the movements of
g. Stonewall' Jackson. One of these that he
had returned TO the vicinity Of Front Royal, and
had gained victory over Shields, and was now
turning his attention to Dix and Fremont, who
were marching against him with large force.
The first portion Of this rumor is probably incor-
rect, although battle between Jackson and the
enemy may be expected any day. The triumph
ant march Of our army through the Valley, the
utter rout Of the army under Banks and the sue
cessful march of our cavalry into Maryland seems
to have created great panic throughout the
North. Fifty thousand militia have beer
called out for the defence Of the Capital and many
regiments are now on their way to Washington.
Among them the famous, infamous, New
York Seventh is reported. 1t is supposed that
Mcdowell has been sent against jackson, to CO.
operate with Fremont, Dix and Shields.
Although the stores taken in the late battle
have been sent to the rear We have reason to sup
pose that jackson still las his headquarters at
Winchester, and that he is on the alert for any or
all Of the Yankee Generals now marching against
him. The removal Of stores, superfuous baggage,
and extra transportation, undoubtedly gave rise to
the report that jackson retire ating from the
Valley. 1t is hardly possible that many days
will pass by without bringing some good news
from this veteran General and his brave troops
RichmOna Dispatch, June 9th.
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SQUADRON "PARTIZAN RANGERS"

Having been authorized by the Secretary of War and
Maj Cen Holmes raise two companies Oc "RangerS'
to act together under the command Of the senior
Captain, opportunity is thus offered to those mot
afraid of getting hurt to enter this popular branch Of
the service. The Ranger service is authorized by act
of Congress- and thus occupies the legal ground
with any portion of the army, with this difference,
however that the Partizan Act passed subsequent
she COnscriptiOn Act, and in all cases where the
two conflict the Ranger prevails. The Ranger fur
nshes his horse, other equipments furnished by
the Government. Forty cents day paid for use Of
the horse, and his value, if killed in battle. If they
furnish themselves with shotgun, 81 per month Tor
the of the same. Arms and munitions OF war
taken from the enemy belong to the company. AS
there is urgent present need of these companies IN
Eastern Carolina and picked" men are desired, the
Colonies of the different militia regiments are request,
ed to bring the matter Immediately to the attention o.
their commands. Any person liable to conscrpt duty
join this service receiving the same bounty, pay
and ratons in the regular army Persons desiring
to enlist in this branch of the service connup-
cate with Senior Capt p. g. Evans, Greensboro" n Vi
Capt. j. NJ. Galloway, Wentworth, Rockingham, n u
Lieut.. George J. Moore, Goldsboro, N. c.; John ID
Morehead, Esq, Charlotte n. C; Hon. W. W. Aysry.
Morganton, N G.; Lieut.. L. W. Hughes, Goldsboro NJ
May 20, 1862 1t
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slain in the engagement were brought into Rich
mond Sunday. That of Gen. Hatton was taken
to the Exchange Hotel, where it will be embalmed
and sent to his native State That Of the lament
ed Pettisrew was also brought in and taken in
charge by the friends of the deceased
Capt j. Washington, aid to Cen Johnston,
while carrying an order Saturday during the
battle, got within the Yankee lines and was taken
prisoner He is a son of Lewis Washington,
Esq, near Winchester.
Tie city during the Boulc.-During the pro-
gress of the battles Saturday and Sunday
fought in front of Richmond, though every
species of wild reports were flying about on the
tongues of rumor, the people remained remarka-
bly, calm and quiet, while exhibiting lively
interest in the result. The care of the wounded
that came in almost continually by one and twos,
from noon OH Saturday up to last night, seemed
to engage their humane attention, and We have
heard of numerous instances of devoted attention.
The ladies were particularly active in procuring
water that beverage which, above all others, is so
refreshing to the wounded soldier
Later advices than the above state that Gen. Petit
grew is not dead but is prisoner and wounded.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-10

reported, are as follows KHled-Capt scar
borough, CON- c; Redfearn, COM a, lett on
the field. WounGed-Frank Bennett, comp a.
slightly; Corp1 Young Allen, Berry lalton' Sc
verely, and Thos Taton, slightly, all OF d, com. ~
7 Cash com. E, slightly; Corpi W hchard'
com. T, Slightly; corpl y hlii'an' com' ~
SLIGHTLY: w Seagle, com. b. severely, left on the
field. but heard from through prisoner and is
doing well; Milton Ramsey, com. Il, slightly.
The 4th North Carolina (Col Geo i Anderson
lost many officers and men. The following is the
casualties among the officers Capt SimOnton and
Lieut. McRory of the Iredell Blues, killed; Lieut..
White, com. G, of lredcll, killed; Capt Mood, co.
Il, wounded in the hip; DIR Shevin, com b, killed.;
E Thomas, com +, wounded in arm; John Nad-
dell, com G, wounded in arm; the Adj utant and
color bear of the regiment were killed.
We see it stated that in the 18th North Carolina
out of 90 officers, were killed instantly and 10
wounded. The 9th Georgia lost 100 men out OF
500. Hampton's Legion lost fraction over half
its numbers in killed and wounded. Col Wade
Hampton was slightly wounded in the foot. Col.
Lghtfoot of the 22d North Carolina Was killed,
also Col Giles of the 9th South Carolina.
TyORRECTIoN.-In the account of the engage
ment of Saturday on the Williamsburg road, we
are informed that in Justice was done Gen. ID. ii.
Hills Division Of the army. The error was in
representing Longstreets division as coming up at
an early hour. 1t did not arrive at the point oc-
cupied by Hills division to reinforce it until four
or hafpast four o'clock. Hills division bad
driven the enemy from his position on both sides
Of the road, had taken his camp, baggage, stores,
and seven pieces of artillery, and was holding the
ground against great odds and heavy firing when
the famous division under Longstreet, led by
Kemper's brigade the advance, arrived and en-
tered most calamity into the fight very much to
the assistance of the brave men who had driven
the enemy and held them so long in check during
their effort to recover lost ground.
Gen. Rhodes's brigade, of Hills division, was
in the thickest of the fight. 1t went into the
engagement with about ., 500 men, and of these
1902 were killed and wounded in the desperate
fight. Gen RS men fought like heroes. The
officers suffered much Gen Rhodes received a
painful, though not serious, flesh wound in the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-10
ADDRESS TO THE ARMY.

The President has issued the following address
to the army at Richmond:
| render to you my grateful Acknowledgements
for the gallantry and good conduct you displayed
in the battles of the 3lst May and LIST inst, and
with pride and pleasure recognize the steadlness
and intrepidity with which you attacked the
enemy in position, captured his advanced en-
trenchments, several batteries Of artillery, and
many standards, and everywhere drove him from
the open field.
At part of your operations it was my fortune
to be present. On no other occasion have wit
messed more of camness and good order than
you exhibited while advancing into the very jaws
of death, and nothing could exceed the proves
with which you closed upon the enemy when a
sheet of fire was blazing in your faces!
In the renewed struggle in which you are on
the eve Of engaging, ask and can desire but
continuance of tie same conduct which low at
tracts the admiration and pride of the loved ones
you have left at home.
You are fighting for all that is dearest to men;
and, though opposed to foe who disregards
many of the usages of civilized war, your hnmani-
ty to the wounded and the prisoners was the fit
and browning glory to your valor.
Defenders of just cause, may God have you
in His holy keeping
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The General will cause the above to be read to
the troops under his command.
Ecccuticc Office, 2d June, 1862.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-10
THE ACT OF GENERAL ROBBERY OF
THE SOUTH.

On the 2Sth ult., the House of Representatives
of the Federal Congress passed bill which origi-
mated in the Senate, the design of which is to
appropriate all the property of loyal Southern
citizens to the uses of the Federal Government
The title of the bill is, ga bill to collect direct
taxes in ,insurrectionary districts, and for other
purposes" 1t provides, as we learn from the
Philadelphia Inquirer, for the appointment of
Board of Tax Commissioners, who shall enter
upon their duties whenever and wherever the
Federal military authority shall be established.
In all cases where the owners of land fail to pay
their taxes the property IS to be sold. Provision
is made for the redemption of the land, eff it be
shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioners
that the owner las not taken part an, or III any
manner aided Or aLcttctl tie rebellion, and that,
by reason Of the instruction, he has been unable
to pay the tax" In cases where the owners of
lands have left home to join "the rebel cause" the
United States shall take possession, and may lease
them until the civil authority Of the United
States is established, and the people of the State
shall elect Legislature and State officers, who
shall take the oath to support the Federal Consti-
tuition; but the Board of Commissioners may sub
diside the lands and sell them in parcels to any
loyol citizen, or any person whether citizen or
not who shall have faithfully served in the army,
navy, or marine corps.
We are given further to understand that the
pre-empuon principle IS also engratted on the bill
with the view of holding out additional induce
ments to the invasion.
This bill sweeps all the property of every man
who is fighting for his country. 1t takes it from
him, and he can only recover it by proving that
he has not aided the "Rebcllion" "in any man
ner." Its most diabocal feature, however, is the
provision which requires it to be sold only to
"loyal citizens" or those mercinary foreigners
whose status is described as "any person who shall
have faithfully served in the army, navy, or
marine corps;" and in order to invest this cluse
with as much popularity possible with that
large mass of the Northern hordes which are now
penetrating our country, it is provided that the
lands may be "subdividcd" up into small
farms, to meet the wants, and be covered by the
means of ''any person. 1Rtchmond Dispatch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-06-10

An election will be opened and held the several esc
ton Precincts in Meckcnburg county on the first Inr
day in August next 9th day. for Governor Member,
of the Legislature, and Sheriff w. w. GRlER,
May 9th Sheriff
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
The following gentlemen will hold the election at the
| several Precincts at the time above named:
CHARLOTTE. -GovERNoR's Box-W + Phifer, ! n
A Kennedy, Il Alexander. LEGISLATURE-WmJ
Hayes, j. p., p NJ Brown, David Parks. SHERIFF-JP
Ross j. p., Ira Parks, Charles Wilson.
NORMENT'S.-GovERNoR- Means p, saml
Lawing, r MCGEE. LEGIsLATURE-W SN6rmcnt,i
p A Sadlcr, John Beatty. SHERIFF-Geo c Catley
j. p, Robt Sloan, Alfred Hoover.
LONG CREEK-GovERNOR-A NJ Barry, j. D.. Al
bert Wilson. f A McCauley. LEGIsLATUKE-JF Harry,
j. p, r D Whitley, Robert Henderson SHERIFF. john
f Mccoy, p, Geo Elliott, Sam Elliott.
DEWEESE-GovENROR-W Patterson, j. D., ThOs
Potts siS v L H,, Sloan P
j. D., David Allen, DIR l. Cochran.
HILLS -GOvERNOR-B IL Garrison, j. D., Abner
Hunter, w ii Stinson. LEGsLATURE-R l. Dearmond,
j..p., Robt ID Alexander, ID + Dixon. SmERIFF-SW
Caldwell, p, b McWh"rtcr, Silas Hunter
BURG.-GOvERNOR-G w Houston j. D.
L Morris, VIM Hutchinson LEGISLATURE-Rcbt N
Cochran, j. p, Edwin Alexander, Stuart. SHERIFF
John Davis, j. p, Martin Alexander VIM l. Houston
HART'S.--GovERNOR-Wm Maxwell, j. p, Charles
Hinson. John c Barr. LEGIsLATuRE-Robt McEwen,
j. p VIM Beaver, James Wilson. b. S. SHERIFF-J l.
Phillips, j. p, II Irwin, John NJ Wilson.
REAs:-GovERNoR-J NJ Pyron, j. p, Robt G jC
Squrrs, Joab Campbell SlIERIFF-Lorenzo Hunter
j. D., S Reid. Il NJ Black.
NCE.--COVERNOR-Wm Rra j. p.,
Ross w Robinson. LEGISLATUKE-W NJ Matthews
!. p J f Sample, w Mckee. SHERIFF-H ii Peo-
pies j. D.. f A Mckee. J NJ Matthews.
STEEL CREEK.--GOyERN OR-,Joln NJ Potts, j. D..
Nicely, Alex GTer LEGIsLAruRE7W !; II Neal Po
'''' ! 0''N'' ~ f W. w. GRIER, Sheriff
n B-The number of votes given each candidate must
be written in words, figures. and the scrolls
tanning the number of votes sealed up, must be returned
before o'clock the next day, except the scrolls
containing the number of votes for Sheriff, which must be
returned, sealed up to the Clerk of the County Court
May "a, 1862. w. w. G., Shift.