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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-01
STENCIL PLATES

Out, FOR r K BAGS
Boxes, Barrels. DC. Small name plates for
marking LINEN. Also Stencil tools and stock,
for sale at TYLER'S Gun Shop, Liberty Street,
Warren. D. tdec. 10 o-u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-01
no. n Market Sc, warren, o

Leather Market.
cORREcEED WEEKLY By
M'HAIN &c a
At A. MCOnneIls old Stand. Main ST. W arrsn, o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-01

Goods at Great Sacrifice
Attic AUCTION MART. on Main Street
Drop in and make a bid. ljan. ], ls6S-1t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-01

The How and Florence Ma
chimes.
For sale at Mrs. E. S, ADAIR'S
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-01

--aIiR ERteF,-A delightful toilet ar
Magn :" Cologne and 81 hslfths price,
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SECOND Hand BuggIes
EGAL NOTICE.

For Sale. Enquire at the Livery Stable Of
Warren. July 31-'67-tf. h, P. BASSETT
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29

NEW YoRK UNDEaaRouND RAHRoAp.-Mr.
w. B. Duncan, who sailed from Liverpool on the
Scotia, on the Sd instant, brings out the contract
Just concluded With the engineers who built the
underground railroad In London, for the construc-
ton Of one in New York under the late act Of the
Assembly. The New York press seem to fhvor
The. rapid completion Of the work, BOW that it has
become fixed fact They quarreled feroey over
it pending the passage Of the bill, as they do upon
every local question that involves dollars and cents
but now they urge the Board of Directors to at
once approve the contract aud push on the work,
70 the end that the question Of ptacticabiity may
be st once pettleds sf9 sa6 = nj ,5g.&J :l-ssl.
ii The tunnel is toi run in nearly straight line
from, 4 point nearp the. City Hal, under Union
Square, and thence to Harlem River, distance of
seven miles The line, Ike that Of London, Is to
be tapped at such depot points rs seen to afford
greatest facilities for passengers and 10; bring in
oil the advantages dimprovements- to vibra-
ton, light and eanmmption Of smoks-thAt expe-
Renee has taught in London. 5
The undertaking to tunnel seven miles, under
the heart of great city b On immense one but
with energy and the vast means at disposal, Diff
calties'seem to meltaway. Its success would b
great boon to ,over. crowded Mem York. It would
b. n, immsnsa relief aehaksd Bpsdwsy, and
ysst saving of time over the Numbering omnibus
Tatem Of teday. The business man from Harlem
could light his Segar at The bridge, and be IN Wall
streeS be46te IL Was half out % h''F' y ''5
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
THE ELECTION.

The Managers of Election informs us that every
man must rote ,ohere he has registered You can
not vote elsewhere, by certificates, as heretofore
IF fradicalsm is to be voted down in York District
every man must be at his own box or precinct
There will be no exception made in any case. You
must cote at home or loose your cote. Remember
,ou cannot uote at Horkrue unless you hare regis
tered at YorkvAle Explain to your neighbors,
that all may understand. Those who have regis
tered will not be required to register again. Those
who hare not heretofore registered must register
before the election or they cannot rote Put your
self right on your countrys record. Don't neglect
80 -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
) PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS, 1859.

-
The Proprietor Of the ENQUIRER announces the
following as the premiums offered for the largest
Clubs of subscribers to the ENQUIRER for the year
1859. s' x .'2;''a;"~t: ra " ,+a.ii 9sr" r'i'''t'
The first premium Will be four seven.inch hole
COOKING SrovE, known as the g 'Standard" The
furniture connected With the stove embraces pot,
kettle, qriddEe, spider ham-boiler, wafRe-irons,
three joints of stovepipe and an elbow together
with set of tin.ware embracing eleven pieces, the
whole valued at $685. ".E'2 ''"S. s's.' .-''.''A
The second, will BEL FAMILY OR PULPIT BIBLE,
of large SIZE, handsomely and richly bound. and
valued at $25 ,al2 ~; =. D. ;''' ..-.5 'S''.''.'
The third, viii be No. 8, Two HORSE BR1N-
LEY Prov, With steel mold, two detached steel
points, cotton-scraper and sweep, valued at $40.
The fourth, viii be. a No. 1, ONE HORSE BRrN-
LEY PLow, with steel mold, two. detached steel
points, cotton scraper, and iron scooter, valued at
SIS. -, ny. i.,.-.. T..4.i. +
The premiums are all useful and valuable arti-
cles, and of firstrate quality. The Stove is as
good as the best; and the Plows are the most pop;
ular, for general purposes Of any manufactured in
the Southern country those who are using them
being much pleased with their performance. In
addition to this, they have taken prizes at mum.
Der Of Agricultural Fairs where they have been
exhibited !, Ss EHli$EaSs3i%js$S
The premiums will be awarded to the successful
competitors on the SECOND MONDAY OF: ARCH,
1869. The person getting up the largest club at
g. so in currency, for each subscriber will be enti-
tied to the first choice Of the above premiums the
person getting the second largest club to the second
choice and the person getting up the third largest
club, to the third choice; and the person getting
up the fourth largest club, to the fourth choice.
Competitors may begin to get subscribers at once,
the time of subscription to commence now or on
the frst Of January. 1869. The money will be re:
oauiirred when the names are entered on our books
Further particulars will be giEen hereafter.
p@- To persons who make up Clubs Of ten or
more names, but who may fail to. obtain prize,
we will send the ENQUIRER one year, free ofcharge
and to those who send Club of twenty or more
names, but who may fail to obtain prize, we will
forward copy of the ENQUIRER, one year, free Of
charge, and copy of either, ''The Land We
Love, "Godey' Lady Book, ""Peterson's Mag
azine, ~ or any weekly newspaper published in the
United States .... -. ... ......
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29

49, The Washington papers ell us that John
Qnincy Adams, IN company with E1.3oyernor
0rs visited and had long interview with Presl=
dent Johnson In thu connection it may be re-
marked that-HfE. Adaus;o our late visitor, Is not.
as has been generally supposed. son of Presi;
Charles Francis Adams our late Minister 70 Eng
land, grandson of President John Quincy Adams,
and great-grandson of President John, Adams
The living John Quincy Adams is about thirty 'fye
Of is one e % of s the harSss' Sss Masssc
I PsaR assys sstsa sS Ss shs Rspabsh party
proper as has several times stated In his recent
speeches until the holding of the, National Union
Convention in Philadelphia, in 1856, to which he
was appointed . delegate from Massachusetts, by
the CONSERVATIVE Republicans He was brought
forward as The Democratic nominee for Governor
o. Massachusetts, last year, and Is again nomina-
tedfor the same Office, to be voted fot at the elec-
ton in November =. AZ, .rc;,,-;,.rer ,ri-i. fc,g
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
CANDIDATE FOR SOLICITOR.

At meeting of delegates at Chester on Friday
last, W. H. Brawley, ESD, Of that District, was
nominated as the Democratic candidate for Solicit
or for the Sixth Judicial Circuit, embracing the
Districts of Lancaster, York, Chester and Union.
Mr.. Brawley is a young lawyer Of fine promise
and, we doubt not, that he will, felected discharge
the duties of the position with energy and ability.
When the election tickets were prepared, can
didate for Solicitor had not been nominated. In
der the circumstances, it will be necessary to write
the name of Mr. Brawley on the same ticket with
that of the candidate for Congress. The Mana
gers of Election, to whom tickets have been sent
are urged to have the omission supplied before the
tickets are distributed to voters, as it is important
that the matter be attended to.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
A RADICAL POW.WOW.

About seventy-fve negroes and half dozen
whites of the radical persuasion assembled here on
Tuesday to hear the addresses Of certain promised
speakers. A. s. Wallace candidate for Congress,
who has been so long missing from this vicinity
that many of his friends began to fear that he had
met fate similar to that of Randolph and Nance
while in the western Districts appeared, and ad-
dressed the small auditory. He was followed by
A. j. H. White (blaek) Our failure to report
the speeches of these persons will scarcely prove
serious loss to the political literature Of the world.
The pow-wow was small affair. '''
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VOTING

:. Remember what the Managers Of Election ssay !:
You mpust uote ,ohere, ,you haze Registered You
cannot vote elsewhere. Polls WIN be open from. s
A. NJ. to P. NJ. rYou can vote at your own pre-
cinct before leaving home, and then come to the
circus. The circus does not open: before 2i P. NJ.
The issue is too plain and simple. Every one has
an equal interest in the result See to it that eve
ry man is at his PLACE on Tuesday next. We are
all tired of the abomination of radicalism. -
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EVERY VOTE COUNTS.

We may or may not be able to elect President
at the approaching election. We certainly can E
lect the Hon. W. D. Simpson for Congress We
certainly can give large majority in York District
We can satisfy our colored people that they live
among Democrats. Success in this District will
diminish the evil influence of carpet-baggers. Our
people, white and colored, can agree and under
stand each other better. Such will be some of the
fruits of success and a general vote. "Lst US have
peace"
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I1hhe 1 iAarkr.ille, ll,. |, ,!'!;. enquirer.
.aiii,.r lYORKVILLE.S. OF. !a. ,'es
yaT r1y-c.y -7-i- -r:rrr ar1;,., g.r5
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 29, 1868.

.Cash.-It must be distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and JOB,
work, are cash, in advance. i,:,.i
X.IThe paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration of the time for which payment has been
made. a Subscriber finding (X) cross mark on
stand that the time paid for has expired. p "2af
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WHO CAN REGIsTER7

All males twenty-one years Of age, citizens of
the United States who resided in the State at the
time of the adoption of the Constitution and have
been in the County sixty days, except paupers,
persons confined in prison. personsof unsound mind,
soldiers, seamen, and persons-as freemen-who
have been convicted of felony. ..'''.'- -" '.s'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
WHO CANNOT REGIsTERs

Persons confined in prison; persons of unsound
mind persons who-as freemen-have been con.
convicted of felony; persons under twenty:one
years of age; persons not citizens; persons who
were not residents of the State at the time of the
adoption of the Constitution; persons who have
not resided in the County sixty days; paupers,
soldiers, sailors and women. ,. ...; i."r'' II
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
R. s. MOORE, Secretary.
!. For ths!HeskdRsi EsqaitssIs
j. .NEwsF1PEnM .2s

Some one ID, Of the editor paephaisd thugs
few weeks sgp THAT d ley thap fifty .yeati'|
newspapers news would take the pIscs @ bbokk nj 3hil
d worth thinking 8. little ssBbE III IN 1900 any
Que had BeeH able to predict t4uthfaly the inau
ence and power G papersiat this day, he would
have Been called dreamer II not worse Il doe
not seem very impfob that Before ysty iong he
books win Be published except fol; schools and
Students, and that an tie light literature Of The
world win make it's way through the papers d Ar
they may become as essential IN our schools hs the
teaxtbooks.~ Every, progressive teacher, even =
this day has resort to bis morning pspef to tsYch
some saoiu fact in geography, history, Or science THE
newspaper in the hands Of an earnest teacher Is q
wonderful educstor. '5i 10 '@sis9 1i9'i' ~ i4gf'''
THE EDrroa: Il i All High paieesea pfiesea sass hopo,
to him il he minister as the altar With clean hands
an and pure tsIii heart Wo him il otherss az
may a2 worship golden calf and lead mul6nds y
dotbe same but Il viii bot Be wei or him, even
in this world, if he do So He is set apart for spe
cial work, and he should do it right manfuly, hay.
ing for his great aim the instruction Of the people
in that which Is best for them Let the editor,
even even Of Of weekly Journal ever bear in mind thai
he is distributing mental, food for seven days t
many Of his readers, and eagerly they ook 6r the
next supply. Then let It be wholesome al
means, not poisonous. :'"''.2 '''S HS. - ''t ~
TIE READER After q good paper, the next
thing needed is good reader. One Who win not
grumble, and find fault, and abuse, and groRl, a
though the spirit of forty dogs had entered into the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
WHO CAN VOTEi

All males twenty-one years of age, citizens Of the
United States, who resided in the State at the time
of the adoption of the Constitution and have been
in the County sixty days, entitled to vote, un-
less they are paupers are confined in prison, are
Of unsound mind, are soldiers or seamen, or-as
freemen-have been convicted of felony.
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rrai:,:ugsfortts YorkviIIe Enquirer.
L gi,rg> @m:g m5la CARD.

- 70 Me Ropk of Yorkl. Us,' Usssa,n', Ldaoaag asd
ChestgE E@As win appear BY the proceedings q
the, Convention called for that purpose, ] have
been nominated for Solicitor Of the eth Judicial
Circuit. Il being impossible the short time j.
tervening before the election, for me to make per
soa canvass .f IF the Circuit take this method q
informing yoq that am candidate and Of g: g
llciting lott y your votes y00te's;a,i ,x,y r nn, ~, v1o,
:? CHESTER, s. G., October b, 1858 ,Js ~ :,
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~ .ssS aS,Si SYieiifyiii. Esaali.4i.!
yyI .. Tawu if'uT 4. .s's ~ II
. THE HaE YORK BAPTIsT ASsocIATI0N.,

-guI 81 7awoq iFuI u :s-'sS ~ Tss5f =. =
:cT;! TIE Ha4Ee .YORk R4AAfTlsT ASs0 s0ciAT19N..
Pursuant to previous ianpointuienk, dalaaakaa
from. A number Of, Churches niat I'LL III, Rsn,;s
Cbn,oh ~ YorIv;ilo On Es;d.r - - Is.h ;rss...
ssr the pnrposs Of orsanisias' nav I Assoo.sion.s
.aIheil eilntrpdnetor services we're eondacsedibt III
der AgL; Stoagh. &; After, Q, recess the meeting
was called ,sl TO oNSder N Iapd Elder A. i Slough was
ss..2l =, - ~. - :,
cd, from theiaaowiDg ghupchss = EAda, sYaskyills
Sugar GFeaks Unioa,rR Pleasant YsllsS and MN
Greek ,ussosbjf 3,.. 6; i
:; The names Of delegates having been epfplled.
the body Wts organized by electing Elder a. EE
StoegB Mcderutor, andA. =. ..SSinlth, me
Moderator annouuced ithe:b6dy yeeady 10 oatrsosaCt
buseessbnf gigisussseaSeiie 'tffr', fas4, . ri
On motion, ths M0derator appeiutH the follo1-
Ing Committees: lst, I'm Missions: ~. A.0n Preach
ipg 70 appoint delegates, 10 Tue Stxts Con,
yention 4th, On Sabbath Schools 5th, Az Gftcd
b. to the Churches a.a.sl4 -. tsis 80"
Ihe body then eiectefa Ifeasafer 1897 hol
q. .Addressesxsse delivered b5 sElaess@ Nj; Gar
.isoss II eiasnes and AL I sstonghs lesalg
tMtn tne &ayantaSes sqd pnosReets 20, thef Gf9Np
q ths slhe Association ~ then ad)oorned uI;
~ SatuNiay mofTlfg sf ut :, ,,,,,,.!, ,k,as
9nS nSAfUKDxY MoRNIfd. The Ascension being
and invited ara isestsing gthe. BODY ESIdeseLG.
Hutton, from, the Fairield Ass0elatioA j. Ede.5E
a. Pope, from, Rsedy River Associatipps sndrC,
10, Gwinn, tron the Bethel Association, were pres
ent and cordially received: -, -,
a,.d gGst1sac1 sf & and ,aissSi 49, dssSa g sSa
ton pnSideSa thatthe body shaH ibe saylsd ssRAe
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-10-29
COLUMBIA CONTRIBVTORIAL,
SBYE DAyIDSONS
0oL66BfI. SOUTH dIRoLIHA, 18Th OCTOBER, 1858
he resad ed nssx drama slthgaks Hith tks de y

VIZ haze read ne new drama With tSe tide q
ALASKA: Spectacular Extravaganza, m Ria.
20 Ruaian Rhyme dsd TFo ,AcsS6ya ZIItn
full Of political fun, af poked at Andy, Ulysses,
sAiasks,, -eeuHees Women,,~ snd' iFsnteos Some
capitol hits. agt tpupss Same poor ones Of: both.
just ont Afdpodeein1o ofs3a pages uSels for ~
cents, tDufie 4 Chapman have it,; nod mn
Too Much h and Too Littis,r.i tafc taHl e,:fl usan
We find on our return tp Columbia that tits Dc.
cidedly suffering With tooi impek politics, too npeb
assassination, too much palsver, and too machrcir.
cns yApd these ailments appeat to'haye, broken
outpretty much les well as too much )isA t1he
State 1--WE fpd asa that there are too little bard
work. too ltha hard sense, too little hope, And too
little lever 60 much TOO little) money AMI, Z'oi
Pho Uniyetsitya sil 'ic roir;s,}ai ,Isrimi19,iba
The University yof South Carolina opened at the
stated time.i.be first Monday ii October. .-andhaa
been increasinsin numbers since hatame. The
number of studsuBis smslleEthan d Was last ses'
sion. For this there aie sesmzi eause4an Of them
being outside Of the. University .itaef One !of
these causes 10! the report circulated by the ene7
mics of the institution, that itwss tosbe closed.
This report is said TO have beenicibcuateds in the
up-couney very iudus1iously by parties interested
in the numerical success Of ffsomeo other insttui6n
of oflearniugEoiW have not heard this ;mputatiou
laid at the doors Of any ncinstitution but hsvs
conversed ithimallinformed parties who believe
there IS truth id Il itsomswhere!q We, accordingly,
mention it to the end that the friends ofthe Sats
University may nj least mt hermit the error to lie
unoogzected should it be found inexistsDee around
them. 1--WE need fairness Wsneed unity We
need peaceJ!s.9di s2anE s3Es' ,.s3,;s.sI = f7&aa
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TUESDAY NEXT.

The election takes place on Tuesday nextr-one
day only. The sale Of liquor is positively prohib7
tied on that day at or near any polling precinct
We hope that our people viii manifest 2 general
and determined purpose to secure order and quiet,
Let strife and violence be avoided and discouraged
Our hope and object is to secure peace and order,
We desire that the full vote Of the District be poled
on Tuesday next Had our people aQ voted; i11 a1
June last, we would now be represented and not
mirepresented.r See to it thatall Of your neigh:
bors are out If they cannot walk, haul them ts s
the polls IF every man turns out, radicalism will
90 up in York District 8. i, we do not turn q ont,
strife and contest will be secured in the next eec:
ton. Success will secure. US peace and quiet IN
York District, .,:. .;,. " ..,.p..rl..o1 I. ~ :.
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IgMERE.MENTION.y.

DR.. Jones; the superintendent Of the mint at
Charlotte; thinks the gold dnnines iuf North Carroll
ns are now yielding about $sOO5ooOH annually l.
Gold is found if twenty-five counties sof the State,
besides other valuable metals There is d
Theological seminary ID Charlotte, for the educa.
ton ofcolored preachersl controlled BY the
Norther6P Presbyterian Chdich :''.."'sFhe Office Of
the CsmdsnJ Joarmats tsewitkt its: contents, was des
trdyedby Ere ofiIhesday night oflaa week. Sup
posed to be the work Of ranincehdiary!i:r; il
stated that General Grant mot return to Wash
[inSto until alter the Presidential election 1.-THE
Washington papers seem to think Mr.. Jefferson
Davis viii not not Be brought Up fSr trial in Novem-
Der, al Chief Justice Chase Win be detained South
ahtil December. JUbn Allen, the famous
aSickedsst man aani''i I'd New York, was arrested last
week, together With With Els wi Wife and some other wo
men living in the same place, to answer the charge
|of kespihg .id1iisso,fdery house. Despite the
many nnfa1orabe criticisms oh oh the Grecian bend,
tits new fashion appears to be on the increase
III Il estimated that $4,000 hats were Bet op the
result Of the recent elections Governor Bdl.
lock, f Georgia Has issued proclamation suspen-
ding tile payment Of poll tax until the next
regular session of the Legislature 1.-THE t. Col
umbia Pheniiz ANNOUNCES the death Of Dr, D. W.
Ray, Of Richland District '.:'..:. There We're FIVE
murders last week ip single county Of New Hamp:
shire. London postofice delivers 100.
coo letters weekly, @ Polk TIE widow q
the late General Polk, has opened schooiin New
Orleans. .':::."'The editor Of; the; Athens lGa,)
Ratchni,ans' has sweet potato which weighs near
|ly eight pounds 80 Hon. Alexander q. Ste
phens is going to give readings in Atlanta, Ga,
for the benefit Of church; ;;'.::'.During the sea-
son 1866 pounds Of dried peaches have been
shipped from Rome. s.r and the crop is not half
in"...."A ball struck little boy in the eye last
week Strange to say, the baut Immediately CAME
out of his mouth. .'E :''-'4. ''''. '' 90
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aed 4aaon political ten

provided thenlteiyf with hre-S ms M tho np11
Improved des9ipfdA !, ID true b9f thai fthey ht Q
dese so secp6tly5 and fora thepurboses ID pbjea.
|chsrged aaans therS e Fhd ynntrue. Ms havs
|ySt to leafsFash it Ss1 ofshss again5l sAe law,
for either. -ezen- though ha. should h A.xhite
man and p pemosrat e purchase, With his ., own
:ssas y 81 @ss3 improved ssssPsn
So:caled loyal eitisenst' walk and travel an over
eur. County, along the streets and highways and
bh-paths, armed with shot guns, rifles and mus
ksts spd 70 oQ@plaiat is made ssaipat them on
account thereof From whence these loyal men
obtain their fre.ashsa and forovhstTpsdrpotes,fMs
kneg aet a hpt surely fsthA msmkspe lot sApsH ~
litical party "a permitted to:cary .srms, those Hhe
dItss 5sn f them II opD9n s sh0ea y h.Ys ths s.ase z
sWs asnysssh andi isvsryysof tbs cassss cfssSu.
plaint Set forth xgsinst tle titisens If our County
and ehaBepge and demand iniesiei and 6ial
Jnstice demands sach siSpa ztfiogt citi,
1sa sRy RI ths3 sT 6 a s sssss @
ahmspt sVatded by fhs: IN TO ttHeSiT 66ahssSSG b
i6noseht ahd falssE .eEarxedi the fiie ih95fSeii
against them shoala beunmasked ard rsssiys tbe
Punishment idue.to, thGif fmisdesdas Hnddnastn
truth and Justice that. ys shonh kgoy .Ehg ~
aRs S sss issS 4sssS &;
VIII vsiath ther names, VIII safemeSt u ths
particular did fKSs 6f vi0i6566 66cMplziH1
ed sG oMhen TINT 6d6ueslet tie rGulty parties,
whether Democrats srloysf mel, ,trpceivethsirjh jhst
and due ppnisbmept,,,ii isx,s,61 -2asts,tol .i,sa
We hereby .dsslarf sld. ssY that ;Sa Areo ths
friends Of peace,o order and The law, and ehemies
to n6shc Snfaks did Saihss gd]ifslpossd ~ 6ysla
tsaH persons, wheshef White o. bl4ek5s their just
riehtslb lbufn6t ,dnposdd' yield ahbd SiYeap tboss
u l. L II ~. !.
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fO;t "a de YiGrtSlis EnaqIuailr,tt. EaIail |"
!, .:HQMINATI0N I'M OF sOLIcITOR,

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IA Convention composed ofthe following dele
gates. .Wm. A. Walker Esq John ] - ,MeIure,
Esq. land JobaA, Bradley, ,Jr. ESQ, from Chester;
Wm. b. Williams tEsq, from, Yerk, C,
Farow, Esq, from Union, was held lat Chester 90
the 2ad inst, for the purpose Of nominating q
candidate for the Solicitorship Of the 9th Grcait
,.On motion, J.. C. FaroH vas called to the Chsit,
when he pame of Wm.. g.. BraRley, Esq, wa
then proposed. and ihetTeceiyed the npaniuioui
noainatiea, of the Convention for theabGve named
of6ce.5 =; ,Iii;is J.:G ,FARROW,. Gltairnan' =
. .JNo, A. Bradley, JR, SeTaay. .s,7g.o 10