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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Ronnc COMntN.

KINGSTON. Tenn, August ., 1870
EDITORS CHRONICLE: The vote of ROanc
county exclusive of the districts which were
taken into the new county, and exclusive of the
districts not heard from, is as follows
For supreme Judges-AIilligan, 555 Nelson,
Az; Wheeler, jjl Deaderick, 398; Trimble,
J63; Nicholson, 372; Wisener, 553; Turney,
374; Hawkins 559 Freeman, 37j; Smith, 553; /;
Sneed 37j.
For Chancellor Temple. S72 Brown 32j.
For Circuit Judge-Hall, 7G3 Young, 4G2.
For Attorney General-Thornburgh l,134;
Dowel 50
For Circuit Court Clerl-W :. Patton, 1913; ;
Z. f. Young, 507
For County Court Clerk. NJ. Sturges, 9lS;
j. a. Patton, 37S.
OF the two districts yet 70 hear from, one is
Republican 10y about twenty-five votes the
other Conservative by ten or fifteen. The above
figures, therefore, will be changed but little.
The vote was small We should have polfed at
least three hundred more
Respectfully, W. b. SrALEY.
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Jefferson County.

Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.l
New MARKET, August 4.-Seventh Dis
trict of Jefferson county
For Chancellor-R. Mcfarland, Ga; II.
G. Smith, lis.
For Circuit judge. II. Randolph, 159;
j. Z. Swan, 81.
For Attorney General-J. a. Dewey,
1913; J. p. Galbraith, 76.
Eighth District of Jefferson county,
For Chancellor-R. Mcfarland, "a; II.
G. Smith, SO.
For Circuit judge. H. Randolph, 100;
j. p. Swan, 81.
For Attorney General. a. Dewey, 81;
J.'P. Galbraith, 65.
The vote at Talbott's Station stood:
For Mcfarland, so; Smith,
A.
At Messy Creek the vote was
ancellor-McFarland, 145; Smith, 46.
Circuit Judge-Swan, 112; Randolph, "a.
Attorney General-Dewey, s.; Galbraith,
12O.
Official returns from the 2nd, 5th eth,
Sth and 9th districts, give the following
vote:
For Chancellor-R. Mcfarland, 42S; II.
G. Smith, 43i. Smiths majority, 6.
For Circuit Judge. II. Randolph, SOL;
j. =. Swan, 326. Randolph's majority,
22j.
For Attorney General, in addition to the
above districts we have returns from the
18th and 18th, and the vote is as follows:
Joel a. Dewy, 72l; J. p. Galbraith AIS.
Dewey's majority, 3O6.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Greene County.

Special Dispatch TO the Chronicle.
GREENEVILLE, August 5.-The full vote
of Greene county gives the following ma
jorities;
For Observation-Disclosures has 2o3 ma
jority.
For Circuit Observation-Disclosures has 11S
majority.
For Attorney General-Haynes has 100
majority.
404 majority.
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Campbell County.

JAcKsBoRo, August II, 1870
EDIToRs CHRoNIcEE The following Is the
vote of Campbefi county, two districts to hear
from -
Temple il3 Brown, IA Randolph 397 :
Swami, IA Dewey 256; Galbraith, "a; Nell
son, for Supreme Judge, 247 b, &. Owen, for
Circuit Judge, A.
The large vote Owen received is owing to the
fact that he once lived in this county and has
tust canvassed it. The county officers ousted by
the New Constitution were all reelected. The
wo districts TO be heard from viii increase
Temples majority to about 900 Vote light.
SHONRIRG.
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Anderson Comfy.

We give below the aggregate official vote
of the county of Anderson: -
For Chancellor-O. p. Temple, Col Geo.
Brown, 235. Majority for Temple, 419.
For Circuit Judged. X. Young, $50
f. r. Hall, 375. Majority for Young, $50.
For Attorney General-J. NJ. Thorn
burgh, S9l r.. b. Dowell, 1881 Majority
for Thornburgh, 7SS. W
County Court Clerk-Robert Dew 500
w. w. Wallace 271 John Jarnigan, 155
Plurality for Dew, 229.
Circuit Court Clerk--W. ID, Lamar, III
l.. G. Cox, l43. Majority for Lamar, 52S
For Register-C. w. Cross, 45S JOIN
Thompson, 80. Majority for Cross, 36S.
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Bradley County.

Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.
CLEVELAND, August 5.-'rhe vote in
Bradley county is as follows:
For Chancellor. c. Gaut, s39; d. c.
Trewhitt, 64 ID. NJ. Key, 209
For Circuit Judge-John Hoyl, 69S; w.
l.. Adams, $50.
For Attorney General-A. j. Trewhitt,
GA; r. NJ. Edwards, 54S; j. H. Frazier,
l6l.
For Circuit Clerk. C. Upton, 724
JnO. Payne, 622.
For County Court Clerk-Sam. Hunt,
COS; j. II. Rucker, 10
For RegisteT-A. B. Norton, CAS-; J. w.
Hicks, 72S.
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BIount county.

Returns from Blount county, except one dis
tricr, give the following vote
For Chancellor-Temple, G79; Brown, 800
For Circuit Judge-Hall, 667; Young, 546
For 4 torney General-Thornburg S67
Dow u 70.
For circuit Clerk-W. A. McTeer 659; Ed
ington, 3Sj.
For Register Martin, 57s W. 5 McTeer,
375i Hammil, 223
The district yet TO hear from will increase
Halls Temples and Thornburgh's maioriics
about fifty.
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Washington County.

Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.l
JoNEsBoRO, August 5.-The vote in
Washington county, one district to hear
from, stands as follows
For Chancellor-H. G. Smith, LIZ; r.
w. Mcfarland, l,005. Smiths majority,
81
Circuit Judge-Gillenwaters l,204 :;
Reeves, 944. Gillenwaters' majority, 260.
Attorney General-Hacker, l,134 /;
Haynes, 96G. Hackers majority lG3
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Hamilton COainty.

Special Dispatch to the Chronice,l
CHATTANOOGA, August 4.-The Chatta-
nooga vote was not counted at IL p. II. 1t
will stand hundred and fifty majority for
the Democratic Supreme Judges. Key,
Democrat for Chancellor, has six hun
dred in the city to Trewhitt, (Radical, J
four hundred. The county goes Democrat
ic by not less than six hundred majority
except Vincen, conservative Republican }
probably elected Circuit Court Clerk by n
small majority.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

Special Dispatch to the Chronclel
ATHENS, August An this District the
following vote is polled;
For Chancellor-D. NJ. Key, 81; Jesse
Gaut, l32; ID. G. Trewhitt, 10.
For Circuit Judge-John Hoyl, 203; W.
l.. Adams, ~.
For Attorney General-Col. r.. NJ. Ed
wards, 30; - Frazier, l04 A. j. Trew-
hitt, ia.
For Circuit Court Clerk-John +. Slower,
l45; VIM. Emmerson, 102.
For County Court Clerk-Leon Blizzard
l45; Henry Rice, los; w. c. Davis, l29; e.
:. Williams, ia.
w. G. Horton and w. Gettys are elected
Justices
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Hawkins CnuntY.

RoGERsvILLE, August 5.-The vote at
this place is as follows:
r. Mcfarland, 1856; H. c. Smith, 81 f.
A. Reeve, 105 E. f. Gillenwaters, l72 {;
w. ID. Haynes, l66; N. Hacker, 1O7.
Gillenwaters' friends swapped Smith off.
The Sd district in the county voted as
follows:
Mcfarland 255; Smith, 1853; Reeve, 235 +;
Gillenwaters, 1Sl; Haynes, 254 Hacker,
160
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Monroe County.

Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.l
SwEETwATER, August 5.-'The returns
received here from all but five districts give
the following vote
The Supreme Court ticket, 1850 /;
Browns majority for Chancellor, 312 ;
Young's majority for Circuit Judge, 2s7,
Griffith, Hicks and Malone are elected.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
Cooke county,

We are indebted to r. w. Anderson, Clerk
Of the County Court for the following official
vote of Cooke county:
For Chancellor-Smith, COZ; Mcfarland,
5l2
For Circuit Judge-Randolph, 95l; Swami,
20S
For Attorney Gcnerd-Dewey, 81; Gal
braith, 2i2
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Monroe county.

Returns from Monroe county, all but two dis
tricts foot up as follows:
For Chancellor Brown, 6S4; Temple, $50.
For Circuit Judge-Young, 7S3 Hall, 402.
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SweeLwater.
Special Dispatch to the ChronicI

Special Dispatch 10 the Chroniele.l
SwEETwATER, August 4.-The vote to-
day for Supreme Judge was 97.s
For Chancellor--O. p. Temple, II; Geo.
Brown, 50.
For Circuit Judged. X. Young, 75i f..
II. Hall, 20. MAzG
For Attorney General-J. M. Thorn
burgh, Ss; r. b. Dowell, 3.
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Union county.

The following is the official vote of Union
county:
For Chancellor-Tcmple, 4SO; Brown, 2S9.
For Circuit Judge "a Circuit-Swann $40;
Randolph, 3j7.
For Attorney Gencral--Dewcy $780, Gal
BIRTH 1866
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Railroad Accident near White Sulphur
Springs, Virginsa.
PRUSSIA.
BRILLIANT pRussIAN VICTORY.
BATTLE AT wEIssENBURG.

The Prince Royal Commands i'm Person
The Prussians Victorious.
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MOrristOWn.
RIount CountN.

Seven districts in Blount county give
the following vote:
For hancellor-Temple, 342; Brown,
315.
For Circuit Judge-Hall, 444; Young,
32S.
ForAttorney General-Thornburgh ,4s9 (;
Dowell, lSS.
For Circuit Clerk-W. A. McTeer, 447 ;
II. ID. Ellington, 253.
For Register-M Martin, 34I w. S. Nc
Teer, 260; Hammil, l3S.
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Monroe OutIty.

An the county but three districts heard from
foots up as follows:
For Chancellor Brown, GSl; Temple, 3s9
For Circuit Judge Young. 7S3 Hall, 402.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
Iencrsom cnuntN.

DANDR1DGE August s. 1870
BD1ToRs CHRONICLE: The following is the
full vote OF Sewer county:
Temple, SO; Brown, 1S9; Randolph 500
Swami, $50 Dewey IA; Galbrath, 42S. Tenn
Pies majority, G40 Rondolphs majority 564;
Dewey majority 32G, SEVrER.
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JOnesbOrO.

Special Dispatch to the Chronicle
JoNEsBoRo, August 4, lS70.-The vote
here was party vote, and the Republican
ticket has forty-four majority.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10

Germany deserves our respect for many
things, but chiefly because when her war
with Austria in 1866 was ended, she made
her enemy pay the expenses of the war,
and dealt without mercy with all who
sympathized with her Suppose we had
done so with the enemies of our cause in
1865 -T'hiadclIhi0 Press.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-08-10
LOuIOn County.

Special Dispatch TO the Chroniee.l
LoUDON, August 4.-The vote here to-
day is as follows:
For Chancellor-O. p. Temple, l42; Geo.
Brown, Ga.
For Circuit Judged. X. Young, 102;
r. II. Hall, 80.
The official vote of this county, so far as
heard from, shows the following:
delphid-Temple, 45; Brown, So ;
Hall, %; Young, "a.
Lcnoir's-Temple, 80 Brown, 72 Hall,
33 Yoeng, S5.
Woods HH-Temple, 50; Brown, ~ ;
Hall, 5S; Young, 80.
Loudon-Temple, l42 Brown, "a; Hall,
so; Young l02.
Piney-Temple, ia; Brown, 43; Hall,
"a; Young, 81.
Ed,oards-Temple, Gs Brown, 81 Hall,
So; Young, 80.
MOrristOWn.
Special Dispatch to the Chroniele.l
MoRRIsTOwN, August 4.-The vote a
this point is as follows:
For Chancellor-RObert Mcfarland, 2T7
H. c. Smith, 80.
For Circuit judge. j. Swan, 1877; j
II. Randolph, 10.
For Attorney General-Joel a. Dewey
1856; j. j. Galbraith, l32.
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THE ELECTION ON THURSDAY

triumphant Victory the IscpubIican Candidates
Returns from Points in East Tennessee.
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Belgium has onehuAdred thousand men
in position.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
WAR NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Great German Victory! {!

FreEs3 @RepuIsed on both FIanks |!
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BLOODY BATTLE AT wEIssENBURG.
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ITALY ARMING FOR FRANCE! !
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GERMANS 100000 STRONG |

McMAHON's CHIEF OF STAFF KILLED
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Sherif's Sale.

Under order of Judge OF Probate.
EI pdrte James Hunter and Ellen Hunter
Petition for Sale, do.
Il N pursuance Of an order made by William
IL Hutson Wigg. Judge OF Probate for Rich
land Coorty, in the above stated case, will
sell, ON IL , FIRST MONDAY in NAV next. in
front OF .ho Court House, in Columbia, within
the legal hours, the several Tracts of Land OF
which tho late Jacob Wyrick, died, possessed,
viz:
All that TRACT of LAND, situate ON Crane
Creek, in the County Of Richland, containing
Blk hundred and three (603) acres, and bound
ed by lands OF Captain Stack, F. A. Koon, g.
Douglas, W. Cook and Renton Smith, This ia
one OF the finest timbered taacts Of land in the
State.
All that Tract OF Land, in Richland County.
containing five hundred and eighty.seyen
l587l acres, and bounded by lands Of Dr. La.
Borde, Thomas Center, Mr.. Turnipseed and
others.
All that Tract OF Land, situate in Fairfield
County, containing four hundred aud seventy.
four (474l acres, more or less; bounded By
lands OF Colonel D. D. Fenly and lands former
" OF Colonel Leitner and others. A large Dor.
ton OF this Tract is in original oak and hicko-
ry forest.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; the ba.
lance on credit of one and two years. Pur-
chaser to give bond, with approved personal
security, and mortgage of the premises sold,
and to- pay for stamps and papers.
april 10 NTH P. F. FRAZEE, 8. r. G..
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tRBIMAMofAla sn61F. F.coaIa1mHCIAL.

New York. April 16-Noon.--Flour
and wheat steadS.o Corn active, endsad-
vanced 90. Pork s2e. 1O@2s. IL. Lard
quiet, at 161a a@169k Tor steam. Cotton
quiet and fruaE7lplands 2315 ;i Orleans
2356, bat held higher; sales 400 bales.
Freights quiet. Stocks Arm, ! \. M Money
easy at G6. Gold 1885. Bonds 1898.
Exohange-l0ng 9;;short11 Tonnes
sees. coupon. a60S Snew 1856 Yirginia's,
ea ea: coupon. ts91 new Gg;, Miasousi's,
5's 80; Georgia 6's 85~7's SO; North
Oarolina's, old, 461a; new 221e; South
Carolinn's, old, 81; new 81.
7P. M.-Whiskey 1.O2@1.02%. Flour
firm and in fair demand-superfine
State and Western 4.70@5.OO. Wheat q
shade firmer for winter red
and amber Western 1.2O. Corn active,
and 2(93c. better-new mixed Western
1.10@l13. Lard shade easier-kettle
16@16I. Cotton quiet, but strong i;
sales 1000 bales-uplands 23l; Orleans
232s. Gold 1885. Governments strong,
62's 1214. State bonds strong.
BALTIMORE, April 16-Flour firm
Howard street snperfine 4S795 12H.
Wheat firm. Corn fairly active-white
1.O391 06; yellow los. Oats 621S(065.
Eork Io.Oo. bacon nrm-shOuIders Ii.
Lard 1GM@17.
CINCINNATI, April 16.-Corn dull and
lower--64C@86. Whiskey 97098. Pork
irregular-choice $3.50. Bacon firm
and in fair demand-shoulders1 1131@12
LOUISVILLE, April 1e.-Corn 100
Pork 29.00. Shoulders -; sides 15%@
16. Lard 16. Whiskey 81.
AUGUSTA, April 16.-Cotton market
dull, but prices unchanged; sales 153
bales; receipts 167-middlipg 2OA@21.
New ORLEANS, April 16.-Flour 4. 25@
4.75. Corn firm, at 1.15. Pork frmerS
mess 29:75930.25. Sugar-prime II as@
liz. Molasses prime 7O075. Whiskey
quiet, at 95@1.071a. Coffee held firmer
fair 1634C917; prime 1872. Cotton
-middlings 22h.
LONDON, April 16-Noon. .-Consols
opened at 9416. Bonds s81a.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, April, 16.-Internal re-
venue receipts to-day 1892, 900; for the
month to date 100000. The Banking
and Currency Committee considered q
bill increasing the currency $500, 600, 900;
but no result. The Iroquois has arrived
at Fortress Monroe 1877 days tfrom
Hong Kong; all well.I
O'Neilrs majority for mayor of the
ne new consolidated Jersey City is $3.50.
Gratis to IL Republicans.
A second ratification of the 18th
amendment has visited the President.
The President replied: could not say
anything to those here assembled this
evening to convince them any further
than have done, my earnest desire to
see the 18th amendment become part
OF the Constitution. will only add, I
hope those enfranohised by it will prove
themselves worthy of the benefits to
them and to those who have the fran
chlse without it, and that all may be
mutually benefited by it. L feel conf
dent that this will be the result; if had
not thought 30, would not have been
30 anxious for its ratification.
Senator Cole. declines compromising
his complaints against Secretary Gra.
ham, and threatens to ventilate the
matter in open Senate, should the caucus
fail to meet his views.
Since June 80, 6,o72 stills; 6s7 wash-
tubs, and $50 gallons whiskey have been
destroyed in Tennessee as illicit.
The committee to investigate charges
against Howard, had before them H. r.
Searle, architect, who testified that the
original owners of the Patent Building
Brick Company were Gems. o. o. How.
ard. Chas. 81. Howard and others. The
evidence is damaging, and will be con.
tinued on Tuesday.
The following has been issued from
army headquarters: The Department of
Alaska has been added to The Depart
ment of Columbia; Virginia has been
added to the Department. of the East:
the Department of Cumberland has been
added to the Department of the South,
with headquarters at Atlanta. This De-
partment, of which Gen. Terry is COM
manding, now includes Kentucky, Ten
nessee. West Virginia, the post of Jeffer-
sonville, in Indiana, North and South
Carolina. Georgia, Alabama and Texas.
Schofield commands the Department of
the Pacific; Pope commands the Depart
ment OF Missouri; Cole commands the
Department of the Lakes; Candy COM
mands the Department of Columbia.
These changes occur as soon as possible.
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SheriF's Sale,

Under order of Judge Of Probate.
N pursuance of an order made by William
IL Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Probate for Rich
land County, will SELL on the FIRST TUES
DAY in May next, ut the residence Of M. J.
Corley, in Richland County, about ii miles
above Columbia, within the legal hours,
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of the estate
OF James F. Corley, deceased, consisting Of
one Mare, one Mule, one Buggy and Harness.
ono Cow and Calf, three Heifers, twelve head
Of Fowls, ono Bed and Bedstead. one Pistol,
Colts Repeater,) one Silver Watch, Lot Cook
ing Utensils, one Table, Lot OF Orockery, one
Saddle and lot Of Sundries.
Terms cash. P.F. FRAZEE,
April 10 NTH SR. @.
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Domestio News.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Fenian Congress
has adjourned size die. The Executive
Committee of Nine succeeds. The names
OF the members of the Council will be
kept secret for the present. The expul-
sion of Richard McCloud, by General
G'Neil, was unanimously rescinded.
DENVER, CoLoRADo, April 16.-Santa
Fe kilograms report new mineral disco
veries near Harvey Station, New Mexico.
The roads are lined with people going
to the new mines.
Lou1svnLE, April 16-The court
martial Of Inspector General Totten
convened to-day. After q few days. ses-
sion here. the court will proceed to
! Charleston, 8. c., to hear evidence
there.
New ORLEANS, April 16. The schoon or
Emma, from New York for Galveston,
was burned to the waters edge. The
crew were picked up and brought here.
CINCINNATI, April 16.-The tow-boat
Rover exploded her boilers to-day;
twenty-three persons were aboard; the
captain and three others seriously
hurt; six others known to be saved;
fourteen supposed to have perished.
The explosion occurred as the boat was
steaming out of her berth. under 14O
pounds steam.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 16.--The agent
Of Q Tennessee company of planters.
sent TO China to procure luborers for the
South; returned by the steamer Ameri-
can; he says his mission was unsuccessful.
Adespatch from Virginia City, Nevada,
says the Democrats will make no nomi-
nation for mayor, but will generally sup
port q negro candidate. whose chances
for 9l6ctIOn Qra onO6
OTTAWA, April 16.-The expedition to
Red River will number 10000 picked
men, including the Stoel Battery Rocket
Brigade, as well as 1000 loyal Indians.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ElS11s1 -@N5ISIEl35--
CHARLESTON. s. c., February 10, 1870.
pURSUANT to the adjournment Of the An
Il nual Convention OF the Stockholders on
will be held on the FIRST TUESDAY in Nav
next, the Sd day of that month, in the Bank
Hall IN this city, for tho purposes indicated in
the following resolutions:
"Resotued, That tho consolidation of the
Stock as recommended in the resolution pro-
posed by the President and Directors OF the
railroad Company, in their annual report, be
referred to Committee of Three, to be an.
pointed by tho Chair, to report on at a special
meeting to be held in this city on the first
tuesday in May next; that stock vote be then
taken thereon, and that Immediate notice Of
the said meeting bo given"
Inc resolution recommended by tho Presi.
dent and Board Of Directors Of the Railroad
Company, is as follows:
"Resotued, That the Board OF Directors be
authorized, at the earliest day practicable. to
consolidate the half shares Of the Stock by
issuing one whole share for every two half
shares as now represented on the stock book I"
AS ordered at the Annual Meeting on thc a.h
instant. the Stockholders will be passed over
the Road on the above occasion, under the
RUE observed as to annual meetings. which ia
as follows:
THAT every Stakeholder who shall have
owned his stock for three months previous to
the general annual meeting of Stockholders
Do permitted to pass oD the Road to and from
said meeting FREQ Of charge, and that every
Stakeholder who shall have owned five or
more shares for three months previous to the
general annual meeting of Stockholders. be-
permitted to paes on the Road, to and from
SAID meeting, with his immediate family, free
OF CHARGE" J. II. EMERY
April 2w5 Secretarv.
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SheriH's Sale.

Under order of Judge of Probate.
N pursuance Of an order made by William
land County, Will sell, on the FIRST TUES
DAY in May next. at the late residence of Jas.
Jackson. deceased, in Richland County, near
Kingsville, within the legal hours,
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY OF the es-
tate Of James Jackson deceased consisting OF
IS head OF Hogs, 12 head Of Cows, 1 Mule. /
Wagon, lot OF Plows and Gear, Plantation
Tools, Kitchen Furniture, lot Of Crockery,
Household Furniture, Silver Watch and /
Clock: Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE,
April 10 NTH s.. g.
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s.: April 1es.4 Tie Bus7asr. Of to-
! day, refers to the validity Of both Ens
land and the Continent, pite of the
recent Papal euathemes.
PARIS, April 16.--It is reported that
Great Britain and Russia have agreed to
propose Q general disarmament to the
Prusaian Govcrnment. ,a5,a
d It iH understood that at the termina-
tion of the, plebict, the Duke de Pes
begney will proceed to Berlin to propose
general European Congress.
The Figaro, an Independent organ,
announces to-day that Napoleon has
written a. letter on the Specification of
plebiscite, for the instruction of the peo.
pie. 100000 copies of this document
will be printed forthwith, in order that
it may be placed in the hands of every
voter Of France.