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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-25
Mfaal alotiffs.
COMMISSIONERS NOVICE.


EzEk1EL Cooper, Shadraclf Cooper
~ Willis Cooper, Lewis Cooper, Alberta
Coo er, Dorcas Bell. William BELL Thomas
Bell, Gilbert Bell, James Taiiaierro, Solo
mon Taliaferro and Henry Taliaferro--
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Thomas N. Macon, Administrator d. b. n.
". wa. Of Reuben Macon decd, James M.
Macon, Lucy Conway, Philip III. Fry, Ex-
ecutor of Philip s. Fry, deceased, Lewis b.
Williams, Elhanan Row, Richard s Boul-
ware, John NJ. Goodwin, Executor ofJohn
Voolfolk, L d Faulconer, sheriff OF Or
ange, and as such committee A dministra-
tor OF London Cooper, Washington Bell,
Edward Thornton, Nellie Thornton, James
Payne, c Macon, deceased, and Ambrose
Macon deceased, Bette Coo Ger, Matthew
Bell, Jennie Bell, Sarah Bell, Courtney Bell
and James Nj Macon, Admir- of Henry
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from the decree entered In the n
bove suit, October 9th, 1868 -"rhe Cour.
doth adjudge, order and decree that 1t be re-
ferred To one of The commissioners of this
court to state, settle and report to the court
the following accounts to wit.
LIST. The account of Philip > Fry, Adm mis-
traitor, W W asof Reuben Macon, ded, which
account Philip IL Fry, Execu or OF Philips
Fry is to render
minlstrator d bn wa OF Reuben Macon, de-
ceased in the taking of which accounts the
said Commissioner is to regard ms prima fa-
Gle correct any accounts which the said
Philip Fry and Thomas N. Macon may
have heretofore settled. and which have been
appointed by the County Court of Orange.
and duly adIritted to record, subject howev-
er TO be surcharged and talsihed by any par
ty in interest.
I'd. An account of all hires received by
Philip 5. Fry, Administrator as aforesaid At
ter the death of Ambrose Macon.
18th. An account OF all hires received by the
sad Thomas y Macon, Administrator b n
W W OF said Reuben Macon.
9th. An account showing what amount OF
money would have been Required to defray
the expenses of carr yIng the slaves of the
said Reuben Macon to Liberia IS directed by
the will OF said Reuben Macon, with any
matter d. emed material by the said CJin-
missioner, or which any party in interest,"
| may require"
before taking the said accounts the said
| commissioner is directed 10 give notice OF
| the time and place of taking the same by
| publication OF notice for four weeks success
| lively in the Native VirginIan, q newspaper
| published in Gordonsviiie, Virginia, which
shall he deemed equivalent to personal no.
! tice to al the parties, except to Philip I'll Fry
| Executor of Philip Fry, decd. and Thomas
| n Macon. Administrators, Il b n wy IA OF keu-
| ben Macon deceased, who must Lave &C u !.
| notice.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, GRANGE c. II.
February Ord. 1850

The parties interested in the accounts or
dared by the decree of which the above is AN
extract, are hereby notified that have fixed
on Saturday the 18th dav of March 1870. and
lime and place for taking said accounts.-
Anda II creditors Of the said Joseph Hiden
are herebs7 warned to represent and nle their
claims before me at said time and place, and
to prove the same, on pain Of not being al
lowed to receive any part Of the assets OF said
Joseph Hiden in case of their failure 30 TO
do. WM. g. WILLIAMS,
Fen. IS 1870, GO c,
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coMmrssroNrn,s OFFICE. onAvan c. H. !

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, UNANGE c, II.
February 3rd, 1870.
All parties interested in the accounts d.
rected by the decree which the above - y
extract, are hereby notifl d that /, have fixed
un Monday tAe LAST day OF M,rcn leI0. an4
my Office Al. orange c. II. Virginia, Us ti.e
time and place, for taking said accounts, and
they are hereby required To attend.
WM. q. WILLIAMS,
Feb o. 1s70 co G. C.
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3nkTitaJ.
HExAMETREsF FROM THE SETTING sun

HE1AMEIKL FROM THE SETTING BUN
F. Brett Harte, author Of Roaring Camp,
and other remarkable skeothes which appear
ed In the Overland Monthly, of San Francisco.
Is attempting the classic-wIth what success
win bessen nom the following:
A CHIOufTA.
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WASHINGTON,
Abolishinc the Reoonstructlon Commit-
tec-Repenling the Income Ta1-Af-
fordipg Shipping Facilities.

WASHINGTON, December 8.
In the Senate bill was introduced giving
Indian Territory delegate il Congress.
In the House the redistribution OF seats was
voted down.
The House Is engaged en- the Wisconsin Rail.
road bill.
Mckenzie and Rivers. from Virginia. have given
formal notice Of contest for seats.
Carl Schurz participated in The senatorial eau
Gus today.
The colored recruits have been ordered from
New York to Galveston, Texas.
Motley has accepted the hospitality Of the
Queen Of Holland. He will occupy one Of her
houses while finishing the history Of the Neither
lands.
The French Minister Trelhard was presented to
the President today. Trielhard appeared in plain
clothes.
Bills repeating the income tax were introduced
in both Houses to day.
In the House bill was introduced remltting
the tiles on materials used In building vessels
engaged in foreign trade; to enable American
citizens to register foreign vessels; admitting GER
tain iron and composite vessels to American re-
glstry; repeating the duty oa sugar, tea and
cofree; abolishing the frausing privilege; abol-
ishlpg the office OF admiral and Vice admiral Of
the navy, the former at once and the latter when
vacancy occurs.
A resolution abollshing the reconstruction COM
mlttee was introduced by Cox. which was object
ed to and went over, after which the House ad.
journed.
The Senate adjourned early to allow the reor.
panizatIon OF committees.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIR ES.

The pilot boat Invncible, spoken off Key
West on the 2d instant, reports that the missing
crew Of the steamship Marlposa had beeen picked
up.
R. Spencer has been elected president Of the
Cincinnati Tobacco Association.
The wall OF the new Gas Company's building
in Cincinnati was blown down, and five carpen.
ters buried in the ruins and killed.
Captain Samuels, Of the yacht Daun tless, has
recovered five thousand dollars damages from
the Evening Post proprletors for libel in reporting
him intoxicated.
The Tobacco Convention met in Richmond yes
terday, and made q temporary organization.
At New Bedford q negro boy fifteen years Of
of age confesses the murder Of an old man OF SIX
ty, whom he robbed Of sixty dollars.
General Hiram Wslbridge, a well known mer-
chant and railroad man, and recently prom inent-
ly mentioned IS secretary Of State, died at the
Astor-House, New York, yesterday.
The Mobile Democratic municipal ticket has
been elected By over one thousand majority.
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TIE STATE CNRzt.
THE sENAroRIA1 CONTEST
NJ. c. Butler the Conservative Candidate
Robertson Lilsely to be Elected
Dabney, Morgan & Co., VS.. Bank Of
the State-S20,00o More Tax for
Charleston County.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE SEws.l
COLUMBIA, December G..
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

SENATORIAL ELECTION.
The election for senator commenced in the
House and Senate aG 12 O'Clock to-day. But little
interest seemed to be manifested, the balotting
being OF an informal nature. In the Senate nine
ballots were taken, no one getting2 majority.
First ballot Robertson, Z; N. C. Butler, 8;
Csrdozo, s.; Chamberlain, s; Moses, 1; Delaney,
/. Ninth ballot: Chamberlain, 4; Butleg,7; Car.
dozo, 6; Robertson, 8; Moses, /; Montgomery, l.
As decided in caucus last night, the Conservative
members cast their vote solid for General Butler.
A caucus is being held tonight to decide upon
the candidate to receive the Conservative vote.
In the House, many speeches were made.
whipper withdrew, as he said, on account OF in
hyences he was not able to cope with. Two bal
lots were taken. First ballot: Robertson, 81;
Moses, 81; Butler, II; Cardozo, 81; Delaney, 4;
Chamberlain. 2; the latter was withdrawn. Sec
ond ballot: Robertson, 40; Noses 81; Butler, %;
Cardozo, 20; Delarey, 8; Chamberlain, l. Rob-
ertson aud Moses are now the prominent cand!-
dates. The friends Of Pearce will, doubtless,
bring him out tomorrow. Great Interest Is mani
tested In the Conservative vote.
1t is stated by responsible parties tonight that
Cardozo has Withdrawn ip favor Of Moses,
LOUISE
"A bill was introduced by Henderson amending
the general election law so that votes must be
counted at the close Of elections, and the result
announced by the county canvassers in four
days.
Notice was given OF bill to authorize the
Charleston county commissioners to levy tax Of
twenty thousand dollars.
Hayes introduced bill to repeal the bastardy
laws.
A concurrent resolution, fixing Saturday, the
10Th instant, for the election Of an associate JUS
tice and o judge Of the First Circuit was passed.
resolution was passed authorizing the attor-
ney.genera to call to his assistance two solicitors
to aid him In the preparation OF legislative papers
during the session.
SUPREME COURT.
The argument in the great case OF Daoney, Nor
gan l. Co, vs. the president and directors OF the
Bank of the State, win commence tomorrow be.
fore the Supreme Court. The amount involved Is
about one million dollars, being the assets OF the
bank now in the hands Of the receiver. They are
chained, lst by the bilholders, represented by
Messrs A. G. Magrath and William Whaley; I'd,
by Barring Brothers j. Co., sterling bondhoders,
REPRESENTED by Messrs. J. B. Campbell and !. W.
Hayne; Sd, by the nre loan stockholders in Amer
lea, represented by Messrs. Henry Buist and
Thomas Y. Simons; 4th, by the depositors Of the
bank, represented by Messrs. McCrady son.
Indictments against :he Laurensville prisoners
were given to the grand jury to-day. No action
has been taken.
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TIE STATE LUNATIo ASYLUM.
From the Columbia Phoenix ]

a correspondent has called upon us for infor-
nation ss TO the State OF affairs ut the State Lu-
natic Asylum. We shall present such views as
are suggested by the Information we ave re-
ceived We have reason 10 believe tnat M tae So; So;
perinrendent DR.. Ens0r, Is 8 man OF sense aud
iiberaiity who seeks to fulfil his trust In an en-
lIphtened and humane spirit, and at he Ii sus.
talned by the more discreet members OF the board
OF regents, white and colored. The stumbling
block in the way is the man DR.. Harris, a colored
importation. who has been folsted In p ace for
which both his limited education his nature and
his habits wholly dIsqualify him. This man was
assistant physician, head attendant, and secre-
tary and treasurer, and Is receiving, We learn,
salary o. over $4,000. Recently, as we are inform
ed, Governor Scott, upon complaint made to him,
removed DR.. Harris from his post OF assistant
physician, but he retains the post OF head attend'
ant and secretary and treasurer. BE should be
removed entirely, and 1t Is duty which Cover.
nor Scott can scarcely omit, to protect the help
less unfortunates in the Asylum.
It Is reported to US that this man Harris has
taken almost exclusive control OF the male de,
partment Of the Asylum, and has introduced
harsh methods OF treatment hitherto unprac.
ticed, and which are simply outrageous. The
chain and paddock and the cold water douse are
not unfrequently employed by this soulless and
incompetent attendant.
To put a colored man In charge OF white luna
tics Is q aIbarism that even no decent Republl.
can, white or bla:k, should approve. These peo'
pie, deprived OF reason, have their unconqneraole
pre1uulCe9, anu Wueu d Ilbtl llhc
his despotic sway over such people, who doubts
but that he adds fuel to the fres OF madness. o.
increases the sad despondency OF depressed
hearts. 81
We deem it the bounden duty Of Dr. Ensor 70 70
make an indignant protest against the state OF
affairs existing ln the Lunatc Asylum, anu Whlen
we know he cannot sanction. we deem u tne me
bounden duty OF Governor Scott to exert MS
authority 10 protect the interests Of the un1ortu.
nate inmates Of the Iunetlc Asylum, and u 70 rise
superlor to all those influences that may be used
TO protect and retain III onice an unworthy and
lazy officer II the state OF things reported to US
exist in the Asylum, they should be changed.
unless they are changed, we shall feel 1t our duty
to array against the management OF this Asylum
an indignant public opinion, which, embracing
both white and colored, will prove to be irreststt
Bile. But we shall be fair, and we add that we
believe that Governor Scott, sustaining Dr.. En-.
sor, will interfere and correct these abuses. II
politics are to be introduced into the Lunatic
Asylum; II 1t Is to be used as political body; u
1t is TO be de-humanized and outraged by such q
creature as him whose brutality has been report.
ed to us, better let its walls be levelled to the
ground, and Its inmates remitted to the care OF
friends and the charities Of the public.
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n WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Z, 1870.

Whereas, The State OF South Carolina has an
important department., known rs the land com,
mission, aud has, through its operations, invested
largely in lands; and whereas, there Is no stand
ing committee Of this body to whom matters spe-
cially pertaining thereto can &c referred; there'
fore, be it
Resolred That committee Of seven, to be
known as the committee on public lands, be ad.
ded to the standing com mittees OF tue House Oh
Representatives.
LEGAL ASSISTANCE.
Mr. Smart introduced the following concurrent
resolution, which was adopted and ordered 70 be
sent to the Senate
RESOLVED, By the House OF Representatives the
Senate concurring. That the attorney-general be,
and he is hereby authorized to call 10 MS ASSIST
ance TWO solicitors to assist the General Assem-
bly, In the preparation OF legislative papers anu
documents for the present session.
TIE JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Whipper, from the committee on the judi
cisry, to whom was referred q concurrent resolu-
tion that both Houses meet In joint assembly on
December 8, to go into all election for an associate
Judge OF the Supreme Court, and also Judge Of
the First Circuit, reported back the same, and re-
commended an amendment by striking out The
words December 81 and inserting in lien there
Of the words December 10, at P. NJ"
COUNTY TREAsURERs.
Auditor T9msinson has submitted supple
mental report, 10 which he says:
In most of the counties the pay Of the treas
urers Is entirely 100 large for the work or the re-
spunsibilities OF the ofice.
In the .Act to tx the salaries and regulate the
nav OF certain officers" passed the Goth day OF
September, 1868, 1t Is enacted "that the county
treasurers shall each receive the commissions
heretofore provided by law for tax collectors:
Provided, The same shall not exceed two thous-
and five hunnred dollars per annum."
In my opinion Charleston County Is the only
county IN which this compensation Is not 100
large.
would earnestly recommend to the Legsla-
ture such action a. will DIX the maximum COM
pensasion OF county treasurers, with the eXcep.
tion OF Charleston County, ut fIte:G hundred
dollars per a1num.
surer is greater than that OF the auditor, the ac-
tual labor performed and time occhpied oy the
former Is not nearly great as In the case OF the
latter ocer and for such services the auditor, ex
cept in Charleston County, receives one thousand
dollars per annum. This Is sufficient compen-
saton IL is true, but still much less, proportion
ately than Is paid to the county treasurer, Wnlch
furnishes an additional reason why the pay OF the
latter should be reduced
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PORTER and GRANT.

WASHINGTON, December 6.
Admiral Porter has written to General Gran
in explanation of his letter to Secretary W eles.
Regarding the eXcitements Of Fort Fisher, the
Admiral adds: 81 presume 1t was while under
this excitement That wrote the letter which you
say has made you lose your faith In human
nature l have no recollection OF 1t any more
than wonld have Of any other passing cIrcum.
stance Of six years ago.n The admiral then says:
"a don't write for the purpose OF eXoneratIng
myself for / would rather be the writer Of the
letter than It's publisher. The peace Of political
parties and OF society would be placed In great
jeopardy II all the private letters written within
the last BLK years were published And concludes
with ON expression Of regret for the loss Of Grants
fripndship
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GOLD AND BOND MARKET.

NEW YORK, December Evening.
Money quiet; borrowers accommodated at
sac per cent. on government, and ea7 per cent on
mixed coaterals the bulk Of the business at O..
Sterling weak. Gold dull throughout the day.
The absence OF the usual telegrams from Europe
checked operations in governments; slxty-nves
TX; Tennessees 60; new 5SA; Virglnias IS; new
6sH; Louisanas Il; new s.; levees 10; elghts
So1; Alabamas 1ol; Georgias so14; sevens sl1l;
North CarolInas Al; new AK; South Carollnas ss;
new ca
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07
ABOLITION IN CUBA.

HAVANA, December 8.
French war vessels continue to watch for
German steamers from New Orleans.
DeRodas leaves on the 18th. he has freed four
thousand additional blacks, leaving no slaves
wherein the government is interested.
The prisoners Mora and Parodt have been
brought from Cardenas to Havana.
The Spanish Regent has granted to Matanzas
8 title of Very Loyal and Noble.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07
ARREST OF GENERAL JORDAN.

NEW YoRs, December 9.
General Jordan was arrested and bailed for
one hundred thousand dollars. The charge was
violation OF the neutrality laws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07
OUR SMOKY CESAR.
THE pROMINENT' POINTS OF THE
PRESIDENT,S MESSAGE.

A Slap Mt the South-American Protec-
tfon for the Germans In France-The
War in Europe-Grow1s at England
Currency and Taxation-Revenue
and Civil Service Reform, &C., DC.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07
ACCIDENT TO THE STEA MSHIP
CHAMPION.
NEW YORK, December 0.

At midnight, on Monday, the steamships
Champion, from Charleston and Isaac Bell, for
Norfolk, couided on the Woodlands. Both yassels
were badly damaged. John James, or the Bell,
was killed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07

WTOOD SAWED AT so CENTS PER
w cord for each cut from and alter t1ls @
date; and sold at WIN. JOHNSON'S MOoO AMI
COAL YARD. east end Laurens street, ---N
jun2o-1amc
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VESSEL CONDEMNED
BYA CANADIAN COURT.

HALIFAX December 9.
The American fishing schooner Hamp Chuck
was forfeited, with stores, cargo, &C., by the Ad
mralty Court. She was seized In July for viola.
lion of the treaty OF 1918 and the fishing laws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07

~ MY-FRIEND, STOP THAT TERl2I-
BILE cough; and thus avoid q consumpttyes
grave, by using GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
for curing all throat bronchial and lung diseases.
1t Is perfectly peerless. Never has been equslled.
1t is pleasant to take, and certain to cure. For
sale By an druggists. dec.wfmtmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-07
gpcrial Uot1res..ef

16 CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATrAN, nom New Yors, sfs notified thas
she is dlscharging cargo THls DAY at sAdgSr's
wharf Goods remaining Inesllsd gor at SUNSET.
win be stored at owners risk and ,s1peIse.
dec1-I ---i.aJ' JAMES ApGER ECO, ARents.s
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funeral Notires.

sIMONs.-Died, in this city, Tuesday, 9th De-
cember instant, THOMAS YOUNG .SIMoNs !Ty
second son OF Thomas Y. and Annie 8. Slmons,
aged fourteen years, two months anu loufeeen s y
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ns- THE FRIENDS, OF THE FAMILY
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral
Services Of the deceased, at st. Paulis Churcn,
THIS AFTERNOON, at Q O'Clock. 80 = =. - decfs
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Bloody Fighting Around Paris.

Bloody Fighting Arouno fnris'
TOURS, December 6.
The government has an oificial balloon dispatch
from Paris to the 4th. Thursday was passed In
buryng the dead and succoring the wounded
On Friday the Prussiaus attacked impetuously
at Ohampigny and Villers. After seven hours
fight the enemy failed to carry the positions, and
left their dead and wounded on the field. The
PrussIan losses were from fifteen to twenty thou.
sand On Saturday the French recrossed the
Marne; the enemy made no opposition. Ducrot
greatly distinguished himself. General La Cha
Were was killed, and General Reaault baJly
wounded The attacking troops were Wurtem-
burgers and Saxons. Their losses must have been
extraordinary, because next day they allowed
the French to cross the river unopposed. The sue.
cess or the French troops created the widest en-
thusiasm In Paris.
Communication with France Inter-
ruptcd.
HAvRE. December 6.
All communication with the Interior OF France
has been severed.
Escape Of the French from Orleans
TOURS, December 9.
New York Herald special: train bearing
Gambetta from Orleans was fired into by the
Prussians.
The French spiked five hundred cannon before
abandoning Orleans. The French retreated to
Blois.
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@GRANDL DLODGE;OFsO sOUTH, CARG

LINA.-GRAND IS EcRETABYp s. oEFIgE,
CHARLESTON, s,sC.z DECEMBER -es 1s1o.-gRhe
Hall Committee will electa Keeper Of the Masonic
Hall for the ensuing year, on THURSDAY EVENING"
the 18th inst. - - '-y..;s1g. 3! !sstff4t
Applications mustbe handed TO- Brother a. ":
SCHROEDER, Grand Treasurer on :or before the
18th Inst. B. RUSH CAMPBELL. ;ta
dec7-w2 ss,s ., Grand Secretary
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wa ADMINIsTRATo OFFICE
All persons having claims against the Estateof
Mrs. SARAH COLLINS, deceased, late Of Charles
ton. are hereby notified 10 present the samerdaiy
attested; and all persons Indebted, to- make psy-
ment to me, at my Store No.esss King street,
...s,...q....g;r JoHNW.LNLEY,
dec7-H3* ..~.,-~.,,,. Administrat0.,
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The meagreness OF the abstract given US BY
telegraph yesterday Of President Grants message
to Congress, induces us to lay before our readers,
In full those po tons OF the document which pos
sess moss interest for them.
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KING WILLIAMS DISPATCH.
HE CONFIRMS THE SUCCESS At
ORLEANS.
Bloody Fighting Around Paris-Gencral
In Chayfere KflIed--General Renault
Badly wounded-communic
with France Interrupted.
BERLIN, December G.

DEhLfNi OCCeIHUtI y.
King william, telegraphing.to to the Queen from
Versailles on Sunday night says :l"The Duke Of
after two days! fight, captured
St. Jean Railway Station and the suburbs of Or
leans, also thirty guns and one thousand prison.
ers. The Prussian l,ss was moderate. The Prns.
slams found nine cannon and much ammunition
on the field"
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TEE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Senatorial Election-More Priso-
ners-The Late Senator Buck-Model
Law-making-The Fire Loan Debt
After Kimpton.