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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
TOWN ORDINANCE.

At a meeting Of the Board of Commissioners Of the
Town of Charlotte held this day, the following Ord
nance was adopted:
Be ieordaned by the Board of Commissioners Of the
Town of Charlotte, That if any slave stall be found
from his or her home after the hour OF halfpas nine
o'clock, p m., unless by written permission from his
or her owner said slave shall be put ia the guard
house and kept there until the next morntng and shall
receive twenty-five lashes and the employer
shall then notified of his her and shall
come forward and pay two dollars and remove the
slave and such slaves shall be discharged until
the fne is paid by the owner or employer.
= g. A. HARRIS, Mayor.
THos. W. DEWEY, Town Clerk.
Jan 10, 1864 II
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FROM TEXAS.

Dates from, Houston Texas, Dec. 28th, have been
received. The Texas Legislature has passed
disposal of the military authorities for one
year. The people of Texas are turning en- masse
to give the enemy a reception The arrest of
some traitors few weeks since in Houston, has
ed what enemies of the Confederacy there
are in Texas become quiet and submissive. The eff
feet of the has been exceedingly wholesome.
The occupation of the Texas by the enemy is
theme OF general interest o tha the force
Vetasco, but prevented. There has been
fighting since the capture of Fort Espurance, Sa-
luria. This fort designed to meet land attack
and evacuated after three days bombar dmen with
the loss of but man..
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Notice.
SALE.

The subscriber having, the l2th inst, taken out
letters of administration according to law, the
tate of j. Daniel deceased will sell on the I'd day
of February next at the residence of said deceased
miles west of Morrow's Turnout, the following pro-
pery, viz.
Two good brood Mares, two Horses, three Mules,
Cattle Stock Hogs, Bacon, Wheat, 700 bushels Corn
Fodder, large Wagon, one Buggy, the growing
crop of Wheat and Oats, and various other articles
not necessary to name.
Also at the time and place will hire out tn g
Negroes belonging to the estate
On the day the Lands will be rented by the
heirs at law
RsE% hereby give notice to ali creditors of gaid
present their claims, duly authenticated,
within the time limited by law for that purpose other
Use this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
cry. Debtors to the estate will please make payment
Immediately. ..s re-
J. W. MORROW, Admir-.
January 10, 1884 st
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FROM LOUISIANA.

MOBILE, Jan. ia special despatch to the Even
ing News, from Summit, says Taylor was-at Alexan-
dria on the 18th, fortfying. Franklin (Yankee) was
near IBERIA, with one division of Banks troops from
New Orleans. On the 5th, $4,000 to Is, 900 Yankee
troops encamped at Algiers-supposed for Mo-
bile. large feet of transports in the lake fer
have passed down. Five gun boats in the mouth
of Red River. Our cavalry dashed INFO Bayou Sara
the 9th, and captured two spectators. Meadve
Yankees from Natchez. Writ Adams presses the enc
my closely at Baton Rouge, which he captured a
lieutenant and fifteen men.
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MARRIED..

Ia this county, the 18th ult., by the Rev s. G.
Alexander, Dr.. D. F. Barnett of 18th c. Regiment,
Miss Lucie D., youngest daughter of Aaj M.Potts
In this county, the 9th inst, by the Rev. G. H.
Pritchard; Lieut.. John G. Potts to Miss Maggie r.
daughter OF the late Dr. ". A. Ardrey.
'AtDavidson' College, on the 18th instant DR.. j. P.
Gibson of Concord, TO Miss Matte daughter Of Rev.
j. L. Kirkpatrick, d. D.
In this county the 18th instant, by G. G. Cathey
Esq, All Archd A Beatty to Miss Sarah Thomas.
In Arson county, the 2Sth ult.. Mr. John T
Skies to Miss NJ. A. Shepherd.
In Yorkvile, the l2th inst, Mr. H. G. Conner to
Miss Ellen O'Leary.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
Ft41M VIRGINIA.

There is nothing from the main armies in Virginia
OF any Importance. Our troops said to be in fine
condition.
1t has been stated that troops under Mosby had
attacked Harper's Ferry and were repulsed but the
following is the true version of the affair Mosby did
not attack the garrison at Harper Ferry but the
kee camp on Loudon Heights, miles from the Ferry,
occupied by battalion eff cavalry. The enemys camp
was completely surprised and thrown into consider
able confusion Owing to the proximity of the enemys
infantry Mosby was compelled to act hurredly. Six
prisoners and 40 horses captured. The enemy's
loss in killed and wounded was not ascertaned. Our
casualties amount to Is.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

In this county, the 9th inst Mrs Jane Kerr, aged
"a years. She was member of the Presbyterian
Church for more than fifty years
At his residence at White phur Springs, Cataw ba
county, the Sd inst. of ErySipaus Col Horace j.
Robards aged 40 years.
In Rowan county, the 23d ult, Geo A. Locke.
aged 40 years. ada
In Salisbury, the I'd ult John Monroe, aged 46
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$500 REWARD.

Strayed from my farm McKees Greek, IL miles
of Charlotte about four weeks ago, three COWS,
one white and spotted horned COW, one muley white
spotted small red muley, has young calf proba
bly, by this time. The spotted COWS bought from
Mr. Osborne, miles this side of Monroe. The red
raised by Mr. Wilson, Is miles east of this the
Lawyers Road. A reward of $l00 will'bs paid for
them, any information to their whereabouts will
be thankfully received. SAML A. HARRIS
Ian 10 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19
PROVIDENCE ACADEMY.

The exercises Of this School will be resumed on Moo
day, January lltb.
Terms per session Of twenty weeks:
English Branches, $40 90
Classics and Mathematics 10 90
Students will be charged from ae OF entrance It'll
the end Of the session. but those entering within three
weeks of the beginning Of tho session will pay from
the commencement For further particulars apply 20
the Principal. L. G, RrYKEEDAL.
January /, 1864 3tpd
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DIR. j. NJ. MILLER,
NOTICE.
CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The neat Session will begin Wednesday, JAn'y
27th aud continue twenty weeks Board per session,
$500 Tuition $50. Tho ornamental branches an
extra charge.
Each pupil will furnish Der towels. table nap
kus and ring, pair OF Sheets pillow cases. one
counterpane and drinking cup. For circular address
REV. r. BURWELL,
Jan IL, 1864 II Charlotte, n. G.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM CHARLESTON.

The bombardment of the city continues steady. lee
shots were fred from O'Clock Friday evening to 5
Saturday afternoon One slightly wounded.
The enemy have again bssn a accommodating expe-
dltion and some new demonstration is expected The
Yankeesare still at work on Gregg and hauling ammu-
with the feet.
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NOTICE..

wish to hire twenty good able.bodied Negro men
for which will pay $500 per year. Those having
such hands TO hire will please call Robt Davidson
in Charlotte
also wish to hire two good carpenters. f@Tin pay
in Iron and castings, If preferred.
J. W. DERR,
Jan. 10, 1864 Spring Hill Forge, N. o.
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Wood-Cutters Waited,

To cut from three five hundred cords of God i'm
medately which amount will gye to reputable fami
lies in Charlotte who unable to buy. will pay
liberal price per cord for the cutting Apply to at
my Office in my absence to J. s. Phillips, who will
for j. a. FOX.
Jan 49, 1864 st
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TAKEN UP

And committed TO the Jail Of Dccklenburg county on
the "a Instant negro who says be 10 free, and
that he from Florida, and has been workin g in
Charleston and Columbia, s. c. lie says hs name 10
jim REID. He has free papers, aud IL 10 thought
he isa runaway slave. He is about IS years old dark
complexion, ana about feet 10 inrhes high If any
one claims this negro as bis property, be is hereby
notified TO coue forward, establish his claim, pay
charges aud take him away. & u. WHITE,
Jan IL, 1864. If Shsrf
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Now in the Press.

Sketches from Hamptons Cavalry, embracing the Prn-
cipa Events of the Cavalry Exploits in the campaigns
of 1862 and 49, by D. B. Rea.
Januery 49, 1864 1t
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Announcement.

Army OF NceTHERS VIRGINIA,
January 6, 1864. !
Mr. Editor: You will please announce Lt-Col. W.T.
LEE DAVIDSON candidate to represent Mecklen-
burg county in the House of Commons at the August
election in 1864. Col. Davidson has been il service
since the comm9ncemt of the warts veteran col
der and true patriot. If elected he represent
Meckerburg without resgning his position in the field
VoTERs CAMP.
January 49, 1864 im-pd
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Receivers Notice.

will attend at the following times and places TO
collect annual interest due debts sequesered to be
Of the Confederate States at December Term, 1862:
At Newton, January 25th and 26th.
Statesve, 27th.
Charlotte, February 9Th
Shelby, h" 9th.
D. SCHENCK, Receiver.
January 10, 1854 1t
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Administrators. Notice.

All persons holding claims against the estate of
Tobias Wolfe, deceased, must present them to me
previous to April Conrt, az shall make fual settle
ment of the estate that time.
JAS. B. ROBINSON, Admir-
Jan 10, 1864 lmpd
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TO YOUR LOOMS.

4 large and excellent lot of WEAVER'S SLEYS
all necessary Numbers for barter sale
MOODY & PRITCHARD.
Jan 10. 1864 .3t
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TO HI R Il.

likely young Negro Woman with three children, the
oldest years aud the youngest months old, for this
year. She can DO Useful either tho farm or a. Q
cook aud washer and will be put out liberal
10 place where she would be well treated.
Jan Ia, 1864 At Apply ut this Once.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted TO Moses Martin, deceased, will
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them according 70 law this notice will
be pleaded IN bar of their recovery.
All. MARTIN, Admr.
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NOTICE.

|. The fraa Of WILLIAMS, OATES q 90, 10 this day
(Jan. LIST, 1859 dissolved By mutual consent All
persons interested viii call add close their accounts
with either of the underSgued
L. g. WILLIAMS,
L. W. sAEDER6.
January 10, 1864
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

SMALL Pox--lt is stated that out of 1000
Yankee prisoners at Danvie, Va, 1000 are sick
with the small pox.
We have heard of cases of small pox occurring
in different sections of this State-one at Wades-
boro, one or two at Raleigh, &C. 1t would be we'll
for people to be cautious, and especially those who
visit the armies and travel on the cars.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

PROVISION FOR THE NEEDY-The County Court
of this county has levied a tax to raise eighty
five thousand dollars for the relief of soldiers fami
lies This sum, together with the State appropria-
ton and private contributions ought be sufficient
to provide for the needy. Besides this, know
that the farmers in this section with some few
ceptons) have sold provisions to those in destitute
circumstances at greatly reduced prices
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

to 1t is stated that Butler is sending squads of
cavalry through the county of Camden and other
counties in Eastern North Carolina, enrolling every
male, white and black, between the ages of 18 and
As, preparatory to forcing them into the yankee
army to fight against their kindred and friends.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

~ Sl''ooO eight per cent Confederate Bonds
were sold IN Columbia last week, at auction, at III.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-01-19

DROWNED-We learn that Capt. Saml. P! Cald-
well, of Cabarrus county, was drowned in Codde
Creek, at Pitts Bridge on Tuesday night the 18th
inst. He returning home from Concord and.
from some unknown, the buggy in which he
was riding thrown off the abutment of the
bridge, and he into the water. where he found
dead next morning. He was about so years of age,
and leaves a wife and four children.
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Jan 10, 1864 st

ps- The following additional instructions in refer
ence to Income Tax will be observed by Collectors and
Assessors Of Confederate Taxes:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

limits Of those States. including all the
animals Of the armies, and will do il when
they use their utmost endesvors. The
importance Of this is the Wpre evident
when the insufficiency OF ou%transpcrra-
tion 10 taken into account. The States
farther South can produce and do produce
large amount Of breadstuEs. but the go,
vernment cannot transport them after they
are gathered into the barns OF the planters,
and. with an abundance there, the supplies
here arc inadequate. What is reply de-
sirable is that the farmers Of Virginia and
Carolina should produce every bushel Of
grain and every pound Of forage that they
possibly can.
Aus.her thing: The supply Of meat in
the country can be immensely increased il
our farmers will only use little forecast.
Let each mar who cultivstes an acre OF
land turn out litter Of pigs 4. least, le,
every man try and raise pigs enough TO
give him a supply Of meat for his family.
lflhat be done each man will thus become
a producer instead of being. as here,cfose.
4 consumer.
The true rule for every man who owns
n acre Of ground is 10 make that aerespfo-
duce every ounce Of stuff which II viii
bring. with such cultivation as il may b,
in his power 10 bestow. Self-interest
reuld dictate this. and patriotism much
more. No Southern soldier believes that
the Yankees can whip the South. no South.
ern soldier dreams Of peace without inde-
pendence. Bu. q half starved man cannot
make more than halfa fight. Half.sta'ved
hcrses can snly do half the work Of hsrse.
Give the army bread and meat; give tn,
horses corn and fodder; and. with the
blessing Of Gsd. peace will in due season
come, as the reward Of wsll.won and veil.
earned fields. Ricimsnd Blig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

TIA Rrvssss N FLsaipa.--The re,ens IN
Florida hangs heavily On the Nsriken a,sd
The New York World says.
The Committss on the Csndue, Of sse
War will shortly take sp tss Elsrids as,it,
vita q view Of asosrtsiniag rhsss respss
able for that disaster. Gen. Seyuosr, GA.
esnmindsd the expcdissn. and sss Is 80.
Under arrest, has bees seat fos. DE. hay
the Ptss,dtats private sstrstarv. Who ca,
sied the instructions 10 Gen. Gunot-. viil
be examined By the esnn,ttse. BOsh NJ
Stanton and Gen. Hsllock, ID i, said. ssas
their hands oil, the sHair.
spsakiay Kths eIpsdi'iss irss Flsriss
the Nsrld says:
We hear Of ihe 6nal sbsndsnsnent o. tse
Flsrida expedition. Jaekssn,iils Is 70 ts
held. bet the bult Of the useps have ss,~
wihdravn 70 their cid quarters. T~sivs
hgsdrsd Uniss lrseps have esen saerii,sss
bot Mr.. Lincsla has net secured his hrer
sleeter,I ysts,. Nsr are Mr.. HAYS prvs.
pest. for . nsnserah,p % the sers Cossrsss
ssttsriss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-06

The great liability to abuse Of this pow
Gao far IS tina, class Of persons is concern
ed was dwelt upon ~ith great esrnestness
snd force. Instances were sdvanced in
which the power would bs likely to be
abused. One WAS the case Of man who
was put int military service in the field
whom the family record and ether eriden .
ees showed to be above forty-6ve years Of
are, because under recent order the per-
sens age had TO be computed according 10
the last censss, and the peissn referred to
had had his sge wrongfully given in. An.
ether instance was addncea Of 4 person
seeking TO get his sen into the army a. q
vplaatser, a., under the act he had 4 right
to do, and having that sen suddenly arrest
I'D aud put int prison a. seeking to
svoid military serviee."
Mr.. S. thought it the duty Of the L.gis-
hturs to give public expression to their
opinion a. the most likely to affect the re-
peal Of the act by the next Congress. lie
favored the free expression Of spinicn. and
shosght il a. mach duty TO disapprove Q
measure that is wrong as to approve enc
that is right.
He considered the great question involv-
I'd 10 the var to be independence and con.
stitutienal liberty. Without oae. he did
ret want the other. He wsuld not desire
o survive either.
He closed with . severe appeal to IN,
legislature 10 give a. expression Of their
opinion on the vital question OF the suspen.
sen Of the writ of habsos corpus. that there.
By the repeal Of the measure might be Sc
sared. and lf exercised that all shuuld be ia.
assent Of the harm which it might produce
As to our prospects fer success, Mr.. >
ssusidered them certain II We were true Il
ssrselses. He did net think the enemy
mad gained any vital success. Though they
had obtained some success. He feared We
had not seen the wsrst Jet. and called up
on all to prepare. He reminded the audi
saes Of the revolutionary struggle of i776
sad did net think our people had endured
me hsrdsh'ps Of car fathers in the val
When independence was achieved.
During As delivery Of the speech Their,
~as the prsfssndest attention. At times
the stiffness becsns unusual and remarka
Die. All feit that . giant intellect wa,
dealing in questions Of the vsstest impsr
rance 10 Us as people. and that upon thsil
seeper decision rested the veal Or woe .
tie country.
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PEACE AND PROVISIONS.

The fsllaeisus hope Of q short war did rs
tsinite harm in the sutset. We are M;
free from danger Of suffering still further
from q mistaken belief that the end cannot
new be remote. decisive campaigns, !"
. Intsrysntion. =" Speedy financial crash, !"
%. &C.. are phrases that may nislssd asd
s6odues much mischief. Perhaps peace 10
81 hand. perhaps Frsass 10 shout 70 rseeg-
aizs n, perhaps the var will slsss this
rear. but, whether this b % o. net, the
true pslisy for ~. fer every mas 10 tas
Confederate States. 10 70 prepare for var
sf intsrninabis duration. Nslies nay re-
ssenizs %. France nap rsessaiss q. Eng
land nay rssogsizs -. oil Eureps may dc
likewise. ssi vsstins. desslstisg. ds,ss-
ts;ing car still 70 %. The war will ED
shsa Ne have shipped the Ysahsss--ship-
ped tksn - Virginia. WHIPPED then 10 the
Carslisss. ID Hssssssss. 10 Mississippi ,r,ll
rsusd the lisss vhsss hsstils sraiss sss-
frsat sseA sthsr.
QAil ether tsssDs n pssss ara bat DREAMS.
y Prs,isssss" tsss ss ever "sits 9th
ne heaviest bsttaIi sss. bat Win The brave,
1s s.soIsts. The persistent, tho sneaaquer.
ssIs. The srsy Gill sst 10 nseh seed
tb,. s.sti.sa 0Aesrs and sss alike ar.
N Ter iA~ vs,.- whether that period be
lsssu o. shsrsr. ssd fee there he ~hs are
sol sr,ps,sd 90 .tnJsr. hardship. Is coed
plJi.ss i.st - lssI a. the Yankees ehoos.
% p.r,stia ihsV sus~pts NJ suhjag at,on.
fks soid,sr q iss, will osas ~. les. lis.
shag. his ds,y hithfslIy and fearless, >
sscsas. q he possibility Of "a early Ard
hssorsbls f,ses.
The class Assi iiisly 10 be iHssisd b.
%sss sufs,,f'-ss u safly peace. are
As fr@sfs ~ the sssatfy, ssss -ass %
rsisss % sset ispsas. All ths yrs,iss ol
Spsses,' .r>sss. 10 titslJ ., ssu" IN.
fsr~srs 10 ssiss sAsS sssrs,ss, isstssd 81
sslties fsfik tss stssa sss,', 70 Ffsdsss
b. largest r~ss 40 s-ssts feed Ter san
ID ssss. yss hrssrs a. vmSiais and
nsns CsssSiss ~iii s.ssss II Psass " %
Ssw % s.sd. ttsss v'H ss 90 ssst n
Ssss sssvsss ~ sssis $50 fsssSs. tss iat'
ID ssss DC s.ssss'sg tAsy -itl piss'
tssuiy ssss>s~, tAss, fAs ssf SEES eel
%, stss is tse fssstlf uss u ~ rsy
. " seSp utsets stsli fssS ss tsAp
sLs f,sssfs u yrtssis sss SsrtA Car
dine -sfN ~ ssiss . sumeisss ssfplss u
80 ~ ~ sssps ssplsyst siAis The
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ros d. HlIl.s..,sb lsssrS~.

Camp Msshsh, sss Orsags y. ~ 'sty
Marth gslh, 1884
From the many earnest solieiiansss, .s
have ssns.ntsd 10 rive 90 account u Ne
Ssa~ball. or battle en- williss Ruo, wash
come an % the a3d insi.. between Csss0
Blue and Krklsnd's Gray yasset BriSaa"
FROM ihis distinetios ali can ssslly dlsi,s
suish Reb,. from FeI,. The tws brIsaa"
are 10 winter quarters. about hall mir
iron each other, and sons three nll~
,uuth.ssst Of Orange e. III. Early 10 tts
morning. while !" Master Terri" was gfosf
ing under . heavy burden " nivIs, hn
mi,aing commenced 90 the right Of kis
land, snesmpmest. Which resulted ~
,sr,. TO the Ora, Jssks,s. with qeitet lss
Of prisoners; Knsianas pisks,s hsNss
been surprised. mssy we're esptursd. IS
Blss Jsek.u, ssshsd With spparsst we've
~ 10 thsv .rlsstis sJvsctsrs. 10 The ~
..ne. " 90, brave ssd sslIsst kirtlssa
vAs arrived % the hsld jusl - . hak
wsss sss ssst 10. tho s'ssssf vh,h 80"
s,is 20 he yssfsiss kssft. SD While vsv
,ss eth sssisss sslisissas Ter o. ssssM
hs reserved q sAalIssss ffss "Csl. ~
Crss, esaassaisx Csshs's bfiatss, u
d ssasral sassgsnsst 10 On .pss s ~.
which Of essrss wss sssspted. sso y.
tine ed Dllssasssisat iss NJ sa''s1'
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Psss Esr Tssssssss.- We ls1o ron
the esrrespsstsnt 81 the Charls,tssvil1t
Chrsaieie. who datss nsar Rsgersv,ile
March sad, that the ensay fell bach % ne
18th 10 Messy Greek, hes Market ass
Strawberry Plains. Thsy etreaIed .
esnfssisn and tsrrer as ssss 40 ihsy issss
tha, Gen. Leagstrses vss in their frsn. n
hres. SEQ. Lsssstrest says this ceere
psssest. lsaa Sac sppef,saity Tor eapsaf
ins The ssssyb entire esauasd. ssssss
lag IL ssas iss thsuand naa. The Nnfa
Array csrys cane 70 Beans Stsrss % o.
evsslng Of the sist. Their dsSlasiiss y
. nystsry. - tasy are sps<sss ad.'nsl.s
10 this sirsensn. starrsisg ssvs hss. ihe
pspsrsaent. il Is said. ssy b sssssssd ~
the ssI, fss daya.
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me seventh DistrIct.-M.uies Q wsa.

dell, ESQ., snd Col. William P. Taylor having VII
drawn their names Is candidates for Csagrsss. d
,he Hon. Thomas s. Ashs no, having tsnifsi
acceptance q The nomination rendered p hin 4 !
prospect /. that there viii BE- 81, Two candidate
fore the people, viz: the Hen. J. NJ. LEACH and A.
Foster. ESQ. Mr.. Leach, il is s.d, openly ad~scs,
ID. .lsciisn Of Mr.. Holden FOR Go,srror. and |,
rsaer is Nc favor Of The n.slsetion Of Gov. Vac
III. election viii therefore sbtain adaiiionaI int
az i, may Be looked upon - s0ns indication n,
prssabis result in August. '.