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THE STAR.

Senators and Representatives can have the
DAILY EVENING STAR delivered regularly and
promptly at their residences, IN rrappers, by
ordering il through the Secretary Of the Senate,
the Clerk of the House of Representatives, or
at the ONCE OF the STAR, corner of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue.
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CHOW CASE wANTED-Persons having a M.
- tallic, white metal frame SHOW CASE fer sale
may find purchaser by addressing q note through
City Post Once to J. G. J. stating lowest -,
price, length and width. fa2; st.
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fe 26-In
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, AuctiOneer..

Ky GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
TRUsTKE's SALE oPsIMpRovEp REAL Is
TWEEN ThIhp AND FOURTH STREETS,
EAST CAPITOL HILL, AT PUBLIC AUG
On WEDN EsDAY, the 18th day Of March next,
at Q clock, m, i shall sell, in front Of the
the subscriber, dated the 2th day ef March, lass.
and duly recorded in the Land Records for Wash.
r, No 50, folios u.s. eo4, and 2O5, Lot No Il. in
Square -, fronting 80 feet on South street,
ming back good depth TO fine alleys, with the ia.
provements.
The above property viii be sold according to the
said deed OF trust on the premises.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance six and twelve
months Tor notes bearing interest and secured by
deed Of trust on the premises.
Of the purchaser
:, 500 down when the property is knocked OF BY
the Auctioneers.
ROBERT Boston, Trustee.
feb Is Goods GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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REDUCTION OF FORCE.

HEDUCTIUN OF FORCE.
A reduction Of the present force in the Treas
ury Department is contemplated, consequent,
the one hundred and forty applications for ap
polntments, received during the past week hay,
been appropriately labelled and filed.
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feb Is soad, G GRIN f WfiIixM dsu hssi
10y J. @. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..

fAf Pfs!ssSE "a sEgstn SGV FGt q
SS6T AxES89k hkp 18th sIhE ISft NEsF;
the District Of Columbia, passed February a1th,
lso6, and ratified BY the Supreme Court, shall as
guardian OF the infant children Of Michael Con
nington, deceased offer for SALE at public auction
on the premises, ct O'Clock y. m, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 18th day OF March next, the interest of
said infants In that valuable real estate in Wash.
tngton city, ID. G., being the west half of Lot No
], OF j. Dayidssns subdivi sion of square No l6I.
having front of IA feet on street, BY a depth q
l50 feet, to public alley, 10 feet wide, with the
Frame House, containing rooms.
2Terms, as prescribed by the decree One-half
cash; (of which so must be deposited on the ay OF
sale balance in six menths from day of sale for
which nete IL 10 be given. bearing interest from
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust on the
premises.
Cenveyancirg and stamps al purchasers cost.
G. CAMMACK. SR. Guardian
f. 26-lw J. C. MCGUIRE 4 co A1cf.
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NEvkR TOO LATE TO LEARN
MONS. ALxxANpiR woLowsKIs
PLANO FORTH AND SINGING.

Mona Alexander Woicvski, % well known In
Washington. and who brought ont come Of the best
10 csnfinuing his Piano and Singing Courses.
Tbose who wish TO become fns musicians. can yet
pcsdte National Hotel. Reception hours are from
10 70 Il .. n, and from TO ,. N. - Sln
IN OVAL PICTURE TRAITS.
MARKRIfERs
No. ass Seventh street,
10 2fWs edoors abovs Odd Fellow Hal.
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TL; F.Tns member. of HARMONY
to be punctual In their attendance ct the meeting
THIS EVENING for the purpose OF making ar
rangements to attend tho funersl Of our late Bro.
JAMES III. ADDISON.
The members Of the Lodge will also meet at Odd
Tuesday } at o'clock p to attend the funeral
of Brother DpIsoA. Memoers of slater Loiaes arc
cordi ally invited to attend. By order OF the N
1t WIN. ii. SCOTT, Secretary
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A MOTHER INDICTMENT TO MY Gus
"A TONERS
Having determined to purchase Q large stock Of
Spring Goods, 1 will sell my present stock at
GREAT REDUCTION, in order to make room.
4. GUTMAN,
III Bridge street, Georgetown,
re 13-eoStH Millinery and Dry Goods
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Weere now receiving large stock of
BRITIsH AND FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
FOR sp ring wear. D"'
Full supply Z MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
700 dozen PARIS KID GLOVES Of Couryois.
per pair. 90
bull stock FINE WHITE GOODS
LINEN GOODS of all kinds
Full stock Of GERMAN and BRITISH HO-
SIERY.
Popular brands Of DOMESTIC COTTON
GOODS.
81 We shall offer the above goods at the very
lowest market rates. fe atif
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10 r.slAS BRo1HERHooD.
Irishmen and fIisnds Of Ireland, rally to
ODD FELLOWS HALL
MONDAf EVENING, at O'Clock, to hear cheer.
ing for bleeding Ireland from the great
Pittsburgh Convention.
A. l.. MORRISON,
The"Littls Giant Of the Westu
w J. HYNES,
meeting.
Admission free
Reserved seats for ladies
n. B.The next meeting Of the Washington Sir
Gle will be held on TUESDAY EVENING. tt
TBENEFIT OF THE POOR OF WASH
US INGT0N.
The Citizens Association for Relief OF tho
Psor' take great pleasure in announcing that they
have arranged for series Of Novel and Attractive
Entertai nments,
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Seventh street,
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, March ]. 2, and 5, at O'Clock,
which will consist of Beautiful Exhibition Of
STERE0SCOPIC DISSOLVING VIEWS
with Fine Vocal and Instrumental Music from
some of our best Amateur Talent, and Eloquept
Poetic Readings, original and selected
Tickets, so Cents; for sale at all Book and Music
Stores.
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY, President.
FRANK %. ST1TT, Secretary.
GEO. SAVAGE, Treasurer. fe 256t
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POTATOES.
Corene. H' S0' osHoonoi
1000 Bushels PEACH BLOWS
900 Buehels PRINCE ALBERTS
All in prime order and good size which will be
so,d az low rates, In any quantity, from on board
sSnooner lying at pier foot of llth sfrA.s, during
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To The Union Voters "i me i.a'
uaHha Valley.

:, H.. :, Tic ia,' ;;"'' We >ha'' -
,,.. ,, ,l.;r,.s cur readers at q distance.
until after H." election Oh ,h" ol,h lHs'.,
uc .),,irc g. imi:r>a t. In'oa m"n
with the im;ortaucc O. !'schs'.In3 '":'r
wi ole Lu,Y to their country on hi, oc'
crs;nn. lt:s 20! H.: tic sGccr-s o. an
iaI:.:Iu:l W. Head, oH.y so Ear IS ;''ai
individual hes Lccn cacsca to rtlScien:
the Union pso?!c 10 ;h;s contest. The
success Of yo.. candidates, chosen by
yourselves, !, your success a"d tic sue
cc.s Of year Union PRINCIPLES, and aids
in the Ircservai;1a Of y1Ir STATE Uov'
crnmca; While the dc:es; Ct your c2ac''
dates tends 70 weaken yoC7 cause and to
strengthen tic cau.e of yoa7 opponents,
and 10 les 10 good to tic ::o:ic:!:y and
perr",ui,y Of il: uc~ :;;',e.
Bu, the ratification cf the Cnns,i'u
.iona! Amcrlmcn, is The vital in'crcs:
to De v;.:;'.1,iy loo.sl after in the con'
inn election. The Amendment is made
pr, Of the platform cf the Union
otsani.1;i2n OF Yea. Virginia. .iNwh"
ro'> far Il e." ts:n men, ard <t;a!
s9xcrr nr"a Il" tnioa p'r:i''m; &C!
all who vote a.ains: ,he Amendment,
sill lie hereafter c!a:aed with the enc
uics OF the new Safe, having deserted
;he cause in this critical hour.
These cucnies have sou:h; 70 deceive
yoa ty false issues before, and they are
again At the 9!,l game, attempting to de-
ceivc you, a:I vi" no: s::up!c at any
:ncnr, 70 n.;.l.ai Union voters. BE no,
deceived. Tie Constitutional Amend.
ucnt is net oGiJ ncccsSar: fer tho per.
petui.y CT Tie new State, hus for the
protection aal safety 6 your Union
brethren in the border Counties, who,
wi,hou, this protection, will DC obliged
20 yield to .he oppression of the rebel
l.o;ori:y in their midst, or emis'a:c to
s9mc more conscnial abode.
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PROPOSED NJ i. CoLLEGE AT ASH

PROPOSED VI. i. COLLEGE AT ASH
LAND. kY.-A meeting composed Of a
committee appointed by the West Fir
ginis Conference of the NJ. +. Church
and citizens Of Ashland. Ironton and
Catle,tsburg, was held in AshIund. n.y.,
on the 10Th day Of April Lust, to take
into consideration the rropriety Of pur'
chasing the Ashland Hotel for educa
tional purposes. There was commit
tee ofscvcn appointed to take the matter
into consideration. The fourth resolr
ton is as follows:
Resoired, That the Ministers of the
Charleston and Guyandotte Districts oil
,Sa West Virgins Conference, Mays
vile District Of tho Kentucky Confer,
cnce, and the Portsmouth and Gallipoli.
Districts Of the Ohio Conference, b.
requested to actin concert with the above
named committee. H.. g.. ..
1t wus tho unanimous opinion of thu
meeting that,it would require at leas,
$4,000 to purchase, 61 up and prop
erly furnish the grounds and buildings
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Congressional Glcanin.s.

In tho Iou.e nothing OF importance
beyond tue discussion Of important meas
use; tranaPi7ed until the 1lth inst, when
the join: resolutions OF tho reconssruc.
ti9a committee. submitting certain
amendments to tee Constitution, came
ur, aad BY the maneuveTins Of the
democrats, va, forced to a vote, in the
shape they we're reported b. tao com.
; ni::cs. The republicans cEinc,d a dis
position to strike out or modify the Sd
section. which G;sfrsnchises the rebels
until 1879, but by the combined votes
Of the radical. ard democrats, the main
question wsa put, with that section in
the bill, and carried BY the requisite
two thirds vote. =
TIL. amendment Of the Post Office
appropriation Bill, offered by Mr.. Tram
bull, wss Under discussion Gyc days in
ffshc Senate. sad was finally rejected by
;sf.yo;e of 10 to II. The following is
tie amendment referred to-:
No person exercising or performing
the du,ieso suy ONCE which by law is
! rsquiredfo be 6iled By the advice and
consent Of the Senate. shall. before his
confirmation BY the Senate, receive any
salary or compensation -. hi. services.
unies. lie be com m;ssioned by the Pres,
ident TO FL! vacancy occurring by
reason Of death, resignation OF c1pira-
ton o: tenn @: ofice dur;D: tho recess
Of the Senate and since its last adjourn.
nen:, or removed Coz acts done in viola.
! ton Of tic da:iec CT his ofiice-ths case
aud cause Of removal to be reported to
the Senate at It. next session.
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lfapy further proof, beyond our, own
experience, were needed to demonstrate
that there e1i.ss positive necessity Tor
the loyal people Of TIC border State Of
West iirgini. to ratify TIC constitutional
provision against the restoration 10 pc.
l:sical power Of those lately engaged in
rebellion against the Government, that
proof IL supplied by the action Of the
otker border States npon tho same sob.
jet. Maryland, Tennessee, and Missouri
have laws similar to tho one nov pro.
POSED for ratification in thi, State; and
the experience Of tic loyal people Of
those State, his demonstrated that with.
on: such provision, eli he privileges
ani blessings preserved =. such fright.
Gul cos, Ct blood and treasure, would be
in dancer'cf brinS los. Kentucky, in
on evil hour. Influenced BY what scored
to some fec!in; Of raercy, repealed her
disabling acts. restored tho rebels to
power, cnd ucw she il s@%trin: tic cen.
sequences. f.rea IL" .a.',l:si Con:er.
natives are saoricl anl startled at ;he
,urudeacc AMI intolerance dinplsyed by
the cx.rc&c, o'iccrs and sc!licr. rAo
arc determined 70 h%sl FROM powc. aaG
place all who in any way harc sJ1ps-
thizcd With the Union cassc, making no
distinction tc;veca CONSERVATIVES add
radical l :on men.
Ia West Virginia, If We should be so
insane, ard commit such = crazy act Of
suicidal folly as COW 70 restore these
opcn enemies - hss;n: been taught by
tho pas; Ave years VIA. their disposition
is towards Us -ue ,,;W ia:e 10 Ola Ia
blame ok o&-s,i:e;. Cu,il that cors,i,u.
tioaal ameni:osn. is adopted, We ARE
STANDING rroX y VOLCANO WHICH Is
!EAEIE AT ANY MOMENT 70 BURST
FORTH, AND 0vEIW HELM OR NEW
STATE IN iSRETRIEvApLE RUIN.
The m",ncat tina, Federal troop. were
al recalled cgorl ccr State, oar ae:ir:
'at'''' c"n;%r,"".! ::"rliaS. They have
lecn diligently a: WORK eycr since,
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Covington and Chic Railroad.

The Rirhmonl Wig say: At ;hc last
session Of the Legislature Of Virginia,
Il, our readers are .t.cral!y apprised,
40 act was passed. in which the L".isla
turc of West Virginia concrrrrJ. pr"
vlding for HE disposal otthe State inter
r>t and 'ranc;.i.es IN III: Covington and
Ohio Eai'road-rn which the State,
ucture the Var. had rxpruded three and a
half millions nf Io.!Ar,-and lravim: the
detail, Of the c!.pp<1l To five COMM.
sioncr> from the State Of Nir.inia. uuI
five from West Virginia.
On tn" 1T inst. these commissioners
ne, ia Is I'Im -. all "cia" prc'e"'. et
c'pt Sir. F.uu;uey. from the S'",c oI
En.ini,; and it vas ohScrvah'" thn'
the i<.i"nrrS from Yves, E'r:iiir
mel "urs in liberal and cali. hlcnc'i
spirit. l.
Three companies. consisting, as VI
are informed. of mun OF Irrogniztd Pc.
si,i"n and ability. appeared before the
Commissioners with proposals, and. after
'vv or three meetings, The Commission
crS adjourned TO New York for further
consideration.
Our information is. that the ComwiS.
sioners will he able, without doubt, "a
make an arrangement that will insure
the speedy and satisfactory constr uc,iou
Of the work-a work from which this
State has 50 much to hope in rebuilding
her fallen fortune.
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" LoOk. on that Picturs---Then @,
~ 1hiG.I .s

4 John Minor Bolts esnuy ,emind. III,
recons truc.ed tba. if they should remain
Standardization q season. they would
only drinkyths edalicc prepared BY them
for tho lips Of others. Thcy howl viz.
orousIy for q large measure Of maeu,.
nimi,y now. How did they &c, When
they had the power? Mr.. Bolts An.
swers:
I'm the month Of July, 1861, the
Convention Of Virginia pas.ed an ord;.
nance declaring" That any citizen Of
Virginia holding Office under the Gay'
crnment Of the United States after thu
3lst Of July, 1861. SHOULD be foreyc,
banished from the State and he declared
an alien enemy; and that any either, Of
Virginia hereafter undertaking to rem.
rescn, the State Of virginia in the Con-.
grcss Of the United Sts,cs. should, in
addition to the above penalties. he con.
.iIrrci guilty of treason snd hi. prov.,.
~ be- Liable 10 cUnGsca,ion.
"Yct those who Voted for and ,bo,,
who approved this pressure Of vinIic,i.c
harshncss towa,!, hose who declined to
surrender their ir'lTisht as citizens Of
the irecst and best government on earth,
or 20 make n voluntary reI'nqui'hncq,
Of their great inheritance Of freedom
are now the mos, 'cI.mor"us to represent
the people i" this same Congress of the
United States, and set upa universal
howl Of indignation. and imp:orc the
wrath of God mud man on the head, o.
those who propcs: TO give them snail
dose Of their own melirine.
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DARTIEs TO THE ABOVE CAUSE WILL TAN
Commissioners Sale!

1)rRsuASr To A DECREE Or TIE CIRCUIT coc1I,
J. OF Clay County, pronounced on the mn gay OF
March. lSeS In the suit Of james r. Dyer md MinHS'
Andrews. lew Jones T. T. Grafton asd John pocdy me
undcr,Igne,l. \ special Commissioner BY 1'ld 4rerss
sppointcd viii proceed on the .Sfs dsg Of TX.
Of Clay County, 10 se atpublIe auete. =
The highest bidder for cash In hand. the sr.e$ 49,
screS oiand In the bill sod proceedings Of thsaos
cause mentioned, With land 10 dsscnbed f1n on
xatsrs Of Big and Little Sycamore ertes 10 CaE
April Il, lsea-s1xi \ coou'tls.::ns:
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Tur public debt ofthe United State

Tur public debt ortbe United States
on the lst instant vas s2,6S9.GS9,s 42
The deb. bearing iu,,res: IN coin. is,
|Sl,lS5,092,64l dot. bearing currency
interest, S!.lSS,3l3.o+4: matured deb.
not presented Ter payment. SS7I.729;
debt bearing no interest, s452 392. I55.
Amount 10 treasury coin, S7iG7G,:
4oI OF; currency, $6l,3l0,62l So.
Sl31 ,9s7 ,O2S Sc.
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srIuc.. 4 L,'p:iY. S.r..
nay IL, l1Cc,-.qN<
r,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

SIAIE Uf W ES ilHUiH ~
r.rNrr ~ HAS,wrA. SS:-N Rules held ~ L."
cs:k's Uilc. of tie I!rcus Court vr kant"hi C"uht!.
oil the 5Isr Monday IN the N.'ih IL Nay. 1858.
William Il. ru,;-r. surviving administrator a Philip
Eon,,n,n, Complainant. ~. James q. PL.t''i, Im:
o;h.'s, I'r!enhAnt-ln chaGc"'y.
(Ik. OBJECT 81 THU suit 10 I" rsr"rer the sum %:
t.CO3 :? ri., With legal r:cre thereon fr";n The Isi
81 N"s.'.r I>? mn'ii rs"i. sri VI. c"'i' q: ;' .u
nrh Ia joe: tie iJI;, al 10. defendant AID par:!ea'
,ry III. lands which T." ac..rrl Of Joseph H. t'u.lnS.
sufficient ,rIi"I thrrru. tp satisfy tie >a.d c1in)
This DAY { ,:ne IL" Complainant by vpu:'e;: and -
Is .o. aud il Appearing: by s::aVit hr that ID:
:. :rGnu; .o."ph Y. Rousman j. non.rrsdrm %: ias
nh .i'.r cue pui!ca,inn -! til. order. sE! DO ~hs'
IS hcI,.>ar! 20 project IT.. ihrrrc>;s IN iLs .ut.
Tc,:e: JOuS SLACK. Clerk
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
MASTER ruy,lrSSIOSYr'S or

NA>TrE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I
In,.;srr. ". Vs.. May IS. 1851
u ,,::h i,r;;D
Parker B<.I ana other. ~ A. r. porraIlr and Others.
In Chnnc"r:.
the order. aud pro"nr, heretofore made th.-riu and
upon the report 81 Master C"pni. .i"rr - r. IALIe!:
upos confederation nl which IL is a;ud;c ordered. a~
Cr,.irnrr Join p,,!ry, Who j. hereby dir.c,.-I Ia
..r.rn, and report which g.. the several JuIsn-s ss.
fnr IN The said r.,ort Of Iinner I,iiey "
lieu. s:,nn th. real estate of the defendants. H. =. lkE.
tt..
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STATE: or" WET VIRGINIA,
IitilawiL:I County, ~:
7 E,'II> H6lb IN TIL. GIksh'S ORR 3 OF ilE

1 7 H"lE> hHi.b ~ TIL. iLkHhS offh kW lhE
I,icu: court o: KaraSa. Cua',y. or the ai.: Ma.
,.ay ~ ID" I;"Hih 81 GIy. l.CS
,o..;a N's!.'t.r. Coar; i,naut. So ;!m":d S-shoG''
s:ri "iLels !'",riGln.,.-:r CnIics'y.
The n 80: -: tai. >ut i obtain par,;i"a .. tie
~ IL Ji-,s New ..I. ,tr~t.-d and " - .oG,t
ap;rA. Sat II II. lee; ..p,t!-L; :" 'nnie ouch part "'
Isn 10 "blAin :": the Sole -; tie Aaii :cil's
;.t the Lsu-:t oil Sc estate IL the Trc'drn;)
III, day cane H.. co'lrir.-it hr c.i:'.i: Al Oh he
NOT, w. sni /: arI"hrirg rihihvH hlei that IN" !r'
i-:,d:'I. i,!r"I Nrma"U,.. - E"n.rrSdcnt Of iaa
f.:~ " "ri-rr.! iht J.. rpIear Erre within o'
u, .::.r ~" pu ir.:,: o. til. order. AID 10 wAa:a
Lrc-...ry 10 p'u;"c: L.. r:.i'I. ~ th!. >u:,.
I.Mr: JOlS SiACE. Il.'i.
SF.mI GkLc;trT. 49,.
81, ~, .sE';.-.J.1
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Governor Foreman is making /. scrie.
ofsrisits to the variou: sections Of. the
State, addressing the people. r. 30
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STATE: or WEST VIRGINIA..
linnAM.hn County. -:


Et'I.LS hEIi, ~ liii. I.s..k : UTf.t !. OF TIVE
IN;Cu; Court Q: Sauan"- County. Oh 81" arIi Men.
~ IN III. NORTH 81 Ma. les
UeG.sr IT, My"n. C":LriAwI,', vS. jams E'l;E a.!
nibrtt. psic!I!LM:,.- thasc'r..
(r" - &c. Of ti> '.ii - ~ IAN :sc e rr pa.
iUn 81 ;wn r,.d tr'"i> 81: i.i. ,:mN' ~ KaTasGI
"Gny. Lis :n"r std ..N'l' Crr"L: the "n' con-
vry.i To- Jacob A. Ey";s. dtr-N>'I. l.! IN"it DGlnr;
.r -. o,H.: 81 VIII" w., roL,ryed "a 'I1 Syr'. -
J,s. !.G..5 am. "h"rs. rs !reI duty r.crr: 10 :an
Ercor:ri's !. e ~ ~! s"u:ii
IL.> ~. cane tx C"u .m'' hy con ~! ar' oa bis
:ro,isa. h.,i u a;".fr: ~ .i:.wn :-' :an che d'.
",aIs J,rnrs III. ard Euly y. EIi:, h:s "-. H!"l.
r.Urd X,.T'. S-uey Myers, tp:nn Myers. william a"er'.
And Sa:ah " Myers. are n'A.r-.h-It<"i ia' >"'':''
.rcr,. TIA, they 10 ippclr here within pile E" ..r
due puLI.a:!n 81 inis "rr. and 10 villa, !, :"ss,y
20 proiec: iLrIr Interests IN i,is sn:,.
7.E.: JOHN SLAcE. C:r'i.
SCYNe.:. 4 LiiMiY. S.r..
N I-c-
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OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.

re RDLRD ~ uvrR<rERS OY TliY rDdk HuS
III. County e.: k.nl"hL. wi met It my Ole. IN
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vote nsoeasaire pour IN choix, es.

Vote nscessaire pour IN choix, 63. (.
detection n'ayant donne aucun r6sultat lassera- 4
blee gen6rale procede un antre scrutin, les noms
de NM. Gray ct Mcdonald etant redres, ce qui \
donne le resultat suiyant.
VOTE pU sEHAT.
Pour Isaiah Garrett NM. Abney, Barrow, Coo
ley, Hough, Lott Munday, G. Newton, D. New
ton, Taylor ct Welch--l0 votes.
Pour Charles Gayarre, NM. Burthe, Duyignaud,
Ellis ct Gordon--4 votes. 81
Pour J. NJ. Wells, NM. Egan, Gibson, Kava-
naugh, Lapeyre, Mohan OF Palfrey--6 votes
VOTE De la cHAMBRE.
Pour Isaiah Garrett, MN. r Anderson, 81. An
derson, Austin, Alverson, Blackman, Boyce, Buie,
Collins, Ditto, Eastin, Fishhurn, Gates Harrison,
Head, Jonas, Laurent, Lpscomb, Meredith, No
Emery, McD Donald, Montgomery, Powell ct Stlll6---
% votes.
Pour JIM. Wells, MN Gage, Bailey, Davenport,
sDaigle, Drake, Decker, Drew, Durable, Eager. FL
dridge, Ewing Fagot, Fenner, Fr6ret, Fulda, Gott-
schaik, Hanlon, Halsey, Hays, Lomari6, ,McKelvey,
Mcconnell, McCloshey, Moreiand, Murray, Mutt.
J. Phillips A. Phillips, Rischards Robinson, Sam
bola, scanlan, simonds, Smith, Theriot, Thiene-
man, Tucker, ycorhiea, Walker, Wilmington, VII
hanson ct Weeks-42 votes.
Pour W.s Parham, MN. Kidd, Rsgenberg OF
Richardson votes.