, 1865-09-09
PERSONAL.


ptlbs, ESQ, for several Jears snpczin tsade7t Q,
tho uos.ou sna Worcester Rsnroaa, and one Of ths
best railroad men In the country, has been iu-
y1ted 10 the presidency OF the Michigan Southern
Railroad.
Lion. Theron sfetcnlf one Of tho Associate
Justices Of. the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,,
resigned bis ofllca On the 1st inst He YVES ap-
pointed by Governor Briggs, in 184s. and his coz
scqueu.lJ held the Office about seventeen years.
Tho Hort fatuIly ars to have family nesting
at stomlord, Connecticut year hence. Rev. "
c. Hoyt, Of Stomford, is Chairman Of the commit
lee, end oil persons bearing the n,1no OF Hoyt Of
either Of la dervauons-Holt HoItt, Hoyctt,
H5att. Halt Or Ha]sht-wtu be invited
Henry 5. Fooie has passed through Clnctunaiif
En- ronte for Nashville. 10 Join his family. Mr.
Foose Is direct from Canada, whe2es he received
permission from the President to return. upon
condition not to interfere with the reconstruction
policy. r
The Cincinnati Conuntrctd says the party OF
European capitalists, heretofore announced by te!e-
graph As on thefr Way to this country to inspect
the Efie Hallway nnd the Atlantic md Great West
esn Hallway, includes the following all Of them ne
be1'eSe largely interested N these roaas: Sir Nor
ton Peto, karouet, the English raiWay consfrurIort
Monsieur Leon Llo, bonEef md renrasent.ti.n y
the Marquis OF Salamanca, 4nd tha huko de Retnf
zerea james Mcnenfy Esq, E. F. Satferthwaite,
The ho1en ,s faa n'osef s5i1 flo Bets
land the Hon, Charles Warning, N. r.: Anfnv.
Cosschian. Esq-, coal miner; The Hon Michael
Be1chcr, OF Liverpool, and about twenty Others.
George urernore, who united to the life of N
successful merchant the most refined literary tas.et
did ut Cambridge, hasa-, August 30th, aged ffty.
6I Jcarf. Senator Sumner pays this trfbuta tn hid
memory, IN communication 10 the Boston adusr-
tiSeT:
s'As member Of learned societies and Of cbar,.
table associations Mr. IEcrmoco was iudcatIgai,lex
Perhaps nobody In our community was moro iaIt h
public aass Nas constant also, and this became in.
ioomed into sight. Ife bnaicd himself to raise
befoFe the aescrnasnt had determined 0Sa 10 en9si
own expense meat Instructive eluc3dation ot this
WISE b. enlIed An Historical neseafek lsespec, lssey
Ing The Opinions OF the Founders Of tho Republic
on Negroes Slaves, as Citizens and as Soidiens'
ciety T iii August tss, two months beiore Ihe irs 1t
Proclamation Of Emancipation, and nIae months
before sbe nmous 5sth regiment Of Massachusetts,,
Among the aeenctes which sTayed The pnblic mind
at thai time, this publication should NOT b. forgot.
ten, and II ia within my own knowledge that Il tn-
te1es,ed PIss'asns aeo, s' much Ihe Fesiasnt
pai,De the final Proclamation Of Emancipation.
and, Is hte OVID copy was mIslad, he requested me
/.
ins this patriotic service, Nj. Urernlore did not
forget his hihltosssphtcal tastes. Tbs many ed&-
tiu: tetrd were Ill remarkable for l#ulsless paper
tho Congressional election in ylsgsn1a occurs
On Thursday, October 12th, when also members Of
the Legislature will be chosen in all districts not
presented at Alexandria. The following arc the
districts hni candiaatea:
| F1Tat EAST Shorc and Fortress sAlpusoel-Rpbert
MaSc, Jr., Of Northumberland George Chahosn, os
WIlItsms1gtE F. -. T Tsylos, o. King George; inv,
son, Of Norfolk; Thomas Il. Denlsl Of Prince
George; Lewis Il. Chaualer, OF Norfolk; John W.
syme. Of Rste9sbnsg. - ,z, ,,
johnson barbour, OF Harhouray1lle; John =.
mend; ~ Marlin II. T}pssomh, ef I;iehmonl- w
@ & sge 1ssss2 e FL.
/ patrick, OF Nelson.
M NynshdRre9amss + F J5 5Ghscn, q; ,s 2, ns'
John .. stosail, Or Halljax Thomas s, FIouinoy.
Aibt mafle; Alex. d. II. stuart, q Augusta; johu
:; arpenif iAieIandria1.- Mckenzie, OF Alex.
! Anl1ia; George E. Seusepcy, Of Winch haster.
| EIghM testFrme southwe=ss);1Daniel II. uoge, o.
| Montgomery; w. b. Aston, Of Russell. e.
| The Mayor and Police Commissioners OF To.
routo are having an angry quarrel with William 3.
Prircc, their chief constable, and hayc auspapdel
him preparatory to dismissal from ollIce. II seem.
that the chief Ind recommended to . committee o.
Parliament to take al control Of the police out o
the bands Of the Mayor and vest II In commission
crs to be appointed by the Govetno, General. Tht
making Of Mr. Pricea martyr will, 1t Is thought
help 10 carry the bill IN Pa1liament reforming tht
! municipal governments OF all Canadian clues.
-Rey. Robert A. browne, Of lawrence county
Penn, late Chaplain Of the Tooth pennsylvanl.
(Rou1dhcad) regiment, has been nominated for III
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