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GOYERN0R SCOTS LITTLE LIBEL
SUIT.
from the New York Times.l

lEASA
cnvernor 3. K. Scott, the present Governor
of Sonth Osrolins, has commenced an action for
ibei against the Tribune In The Circuit court OF
the United states, in this city. laying ms DANA
qes ar 500 900. The libel complained Oh was pup
fisbed ia the Tribune OF september "a. IL peing an
n, Delany. In thai article. among other things,
Governor Sect ia accused OF leading tne stste
oficers in thefrs from the state; OF having &C
ouired a fortune OF 81 600, 000, all OF Wnlcn ne nao
stolen from The State, and or being paIa large
sums for approving ellis pa sed by the Legisla.
ture. The following letter lroLn governor oco''
shows his motive in bringing the suit:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE Dept, { oLUMBIA. Oct. i, 1872.
hon Thomas J. Aacbey, 81. NICHOLAS hoe, He0
T0TE:
SII-i desire you as my attorney to lmmeciaiely
institute In the courts OF the state or New YORK
civil and criminal proceedings against the pro-
priesors Of the New York Tribune for the false,
scandalous and malicious libel upon me, pub.
lshed &n The issuAhs OF that Journal Of the 9th
ultimo. I rave no vindictive motives IN this
matter, but simply desire to Invoke the decision
Of the court upon the question, whether q public
Journalist is authorized to pass sentence Il out
laWry against the character OF q citizen, and 10
nafl him up In the piilory OF public opinion with
ont being held responsible In law. / invoke the
most searching examination into my conduct.
and propose to subject my acts 10 the most severe
pressed with Vigor.
have the honor to be, Sir. very respectfully
YOUR, ROBERT &. SCOTT.
from the Philadelr hia Ledger.l
Governor Scott, Of South Carolina, has com
menced an action for libel against the New York
Tribune, laying his damages at 100000. INT
afidayits necessary In such cases were submitted
This afternoon. The talk In the court room Is,
that the suit will b pressed.
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THEsPINISH REDS IN REVOLT.
MADRID. OCtOb =

MADRID, Octob Il.
A Republican insurrectiol has broken out
among Che troops gerrisoning the arsenal at
Ferrol. In the Province OF Caruna. The govern
menJ has dlsnatched q force OF troops to the
town, and summary measures will be at once
adopted to suppress the revolt. The garrist n OF
the fortress and the crew OF the Spanish war
steamer MaJei do continue to Withstand the over
ture OF the rebels, aud remained faithful to the
government. Notwithstanding this. the in
surgents had succeeded In gaining possession Of
the gunboats which are anchored In the harbor.
They also obtained possession OF the lighthouse
and imprisoned the keeper. Ey these means they
have closed The port, 80 shat government rein.
furcements cannot reach the place by sea. When
the Cortes, the Alphonsist and Republican depu
ties took occasion TO dlsayOw any completely Ut
their partisans with the movement, and declared
their sympathy with the government as against
he insurgents.
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ANEGRo MURDERER ARRESTED.

On the night Of the 9Th instant a most de-
liberate and cold-blooded murder occurred In
Hardeevills, Beaufort County, on the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad. 1t appears that two ne
oroea named respectively Noses Bollen and John
Sheds, both living on the seabrook plantation,
had q difficulty some time ago growing ont OF I'm.
and the Wife Of the other. Bollen was the fore.
mSn Of the plantation. and while standing In
front OF his house on the night In question he was
snSdsniv Tred M by Shields seven times, some OF
sho shnt fasino enect and killing him almost In.
sisntiv. sheds made bis escape to Savannah,
and he sheriff OF Beaufort County-Holmes-
sens a constable to that city. where the negro was
captured last Thursday night and TAKEN oack 70
Beaufort.
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A RApIcAE cur FARKFs Plot.
The Office of the Raleign Sentinel
Blown up with ~Gunpouder.

hALhlUnt We Ssb OCtOucE J.
At one o'clock last night the citizens were
aroused by q terrible explosion, shaking the
bulldogs In the repotest portions Of the city.
the alarm OF Ore followed. It was found that the
explosion. which shook every building In the city.
was at the Sentinel office. which was blown 10
atoms. The building and press were scattered In
every direction. The composing room was very
badly injured, and the cases and type broken and
scattered. Powder was found under every case.
ant a large quantity under TIE JOB Press. The
train leading 10 these was put outin time TO
save further explosions. Atraln OF powder was dis.
covered lea"iug Into the COMPOSING room from the
gayaen, and ode leading from the sentinel office
70 the Rescne Steam Fire Engine building. This
building is much injured. A small. Job press IN
was examined, and a paper u powder found
under Is with a slow match which had b en-
lighted, but had gone out. It Is said thar about
ten minutes before the explosion q col0re boy,
who lives near the Office, saw two individuals
running OF from the spot IN The direction Of the
depot with their hats In their hands.
The Sentinel Was q Conservative daily paper,
edited by hon. Josiah Turner, j., o prominent
politician. -.
The henlsh outrage has excited great indigna.
finn
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nsrREGULAR NOMINATIONS UNION

MBrREGULAR NOMINATIONS UNION
UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY.
For Governor.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
B. q. GLEkvKs.
For Secretary OF Stats.
HENRY z. HAYNB.
For Attorney.Generaa.
sAHoIL N. MELTON.
For ComptrolIer-Gcnersl.
SOLOMON T.. HodE.
For Treasurer.
F. L. CARDozo.
For superintendent OF Education.
]. Z. J1LLsoN.
For Adjutant General.
q. ". PURvIs.
For Congres. At Large.
r. d. CAIN.
For Congress-Second Congressions'
District.
WILLIAM GuRNEY.
For Solfcitor-FIrst Circuit.
O. ". BUTTE.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Sheriff.
f. W. n. MAoKEr.
For Clerk OF Court.
JACOB WILLIAM.
For Probate Judge.
GEORGE BUST.
For Coroner.
JOHN A. HUNTINGTON.
For scnool Commissioners.
p. P. HEDGES.
For State Senator.
WV. N. TAFT.
For County Commissioners.
LOUIS DUNNRHkN,
GEORGE ]. CUNHNGHiA,
WIN. G. FIELDS.
For Representatives.
E. ]. ADAMS, ABRAh sAirH'
! A Wn1Ilrs. STEPHEN BROWN,
n q LONE. GEORGE CANNON
p.1 u,,pa 8. D. RUSSELL,
]. L. WALLER, Ahos ....
r. W. BROWN,
o II E. CLYDE,
] W. @. P1NcENz1, E.
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DEATH OF "FANNF FERN"

Sara Payson Parton, popularity known as
"Fsnny Fern" died at her residence, In New
York, on Thursday. Though she has left few en-.
during literary works, she has earned With her
pen q wide celebrity.
Born at Portland, Me-, In 1911, she seems to
Cloudy ririhood and womanhood. and passsd
into q mature life before she made an entrance
into the lrld Of litrature. she was the descen-
dant Of two old Puritan families or New England,
and, In common with her brother. n. p. Willis,
the well known poet, inherited from her father
and mother q large share or mental power and
genius. She was educated az Hartford, Conn.,.
by Mrs. Catherine Beecher, anu was recognized
as a clever young LADY yy,I niss, vaIa ana eeSea;
escapades. Willie yet young, ana soon after leav
ing school, she married Mr.. Eldridge, OF Boston.
After the birth Uf three children, she Was Jeff y
widow, and In somewhat embarrassed circum.
stances. OF these straits came her nrst literary
venture, and, In 1861, khe offered an ess ~ aligned
"Fanny Fernp to one OF the literary weeklies OF
Boston. 1t was accepted and accountable. for
more, and "FanDy Fernn grew into lame and
favor. These leaflets were gathered into q
volume with the title OF 'Fern Leaves ~ and had
a great sale. no less than ssveuly.hye Thousand
Ferns for Fanny's Little Frends,n her next
book, had q fair sale, and q second series Of the
"Leayes" reached Q very large edition. In 1854,
her frst novel, Ruth HaF, appeared. It was not
a genial book and oyer ITS. family reYe.
iations and illusions 2 generous charity
draws a veil Of forgelfnlnesu. Rose Clarke,
In 1851, was q moie sunny
work. and commended 8 wider circle OF readers
than even the unhappy notoriety Of Its predeces.
sor had aItrac.ed The two novels were the only
ones which Fanny Fern' ever published; they
prov oked much criticism, aud were cad by thou.
sands who sought in their pages tie same grace
aud ylvaclty which had been the charm or her
pref entlous writings.
In 1855 the subject OF this sketch was married
10 Mr.. James Parton. of New York City. a historl.
published writings nave not been volumlnous, but
heir character has been considerably modified
and improved, compared with those OF her earlier
,areer. Her remains Will be taken to Rostop for
.ntermenE.
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The Britishers Think Likewise.
POLITICS..

The Democratic Programme In Sumter.
A meeting OF the Democratic citizens Of Sumter
County was held at the courthouse last Monday
evening. with Major T. B. Frazer presiding, aud
Mr.. E. W. Noise secretary, ct which the following
resolutions, offered BY Mr.. James D. Banding,
were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That this meeting does not feel called
on 10 endorse any set OF candidates now before
the country for state and county of1cers:
2. That we reccgnize Ia the ballot the r1gnt ana
duty OF every citizen to do what he can In the
way OF promoting good government or alleVlat.
ing the evils under which the country Is suffer-
ing.
q, That we recommend to every man under
present circumstances to make the best cnolce
which his Judgment une may aS 80 seg sSsSor,zeo n anno,ns
I'VE delegates to attend q state Convention Tor
the purpose Of nominating electors fof President
and vice Prssident or the Uottod States, and: In
the n members for this state ofIhs Natlobal execu.
tive committees OF the Democratic and Liberal
RepublIcan parties be requested to name suitable
persons to be voted for as electors:
County Nominations,
HoRRY.
The Conservatives OF Horry County have made
the following nominations!
For Senator, T. q. Dun; Representatives. J. E.
Dusenbery, N. B Cooper; sheriff. A. b. Skipper;
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER lJdntcl LSWlbS ClcEk ~
court, B. E. Sessions; probate Judge. +: @. W..
Grissett; county commissioners. ]. w. Holiday,
P. vaught and Charles Granger; coroner, d. W.
Oliver.
The Republican ticket for Horny County Is as
followsi
Senator. J. H. Derham; Representatives, Au.
gustus Thompson, colored, VIM. hcKaskell;
sheriff, J. N. Pearce; clerk of conrt, E. I. Lewis;
probate judge, Isaac Cannon; school commission.
or, Jas. rhornlol; coroner, J. B.. Brutonj county
commissioners, Mao Hughs, colored, Alpha A.
Graham, Thos. n. Beatty.
luRRNs.
The Radicals Of Laurens county have at last
completed their county and legislative ticket,
which now stands as follows:
Senate. Y. J. P. Owens. Representatives. Joseph
Crews, (white,) Jim Young, Jim Mills, Caesar sui.
Ivan, (colored.) Sheriff, john =. Little. Proba'e
Juuge, Cullen Lark. Clerk Of Court, Walker Rice,
Ralph stewart. Turpin Dendy, The TWO latter
col0red.
The Radicals 10 Barnwel County, as in many
other localities Of the State, appear to be dying OF
too much prosperity. They have no opposition
from the Democrats. and In consequence have
organized a little Kilkenny cat light among them
selves which appears to be totally distinct from
the Regular.bolIelo quatiei "hioh oi'iueo sn'
Radical factions In the State campaign. in aa
dlt,on 10 the Radical ticket from Barnwel
County already published in TIE NEWS the fol
lowing ticket has now been nominated by a con
yent,on held recently at Alendale
For Senator, Clarence Brown; Representatives
Julius Mayer, Wade Hampton, Q. n. Sumter, g
q. Harris Sheriff; y; e; W.. WALKER %i ElerS' s W. a
| commissioner ]. s. Havener; County Commits
| slonrrs, Oliver hewitt, W. b. Calhoun, l.. K
| Robinson; Coroner, James Patterson.
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THE WEdTHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, October IS.
On the lower lakes aud thence over the
Middle State, northerly to wcaterly WINDS and
clearing weather, with further light rains. in
New England brisk southerly to easterly wlnds,
christening weather and rain. In the south At
lantic and Gulf State, rising barometer and gene
rally clear, and rather fresh Winds. southwest.
erly to nortliwesterly winds 10 the North est and
thence over The upper lakes. Clear, cool weather,
With nortnerly TO westerly WINDS exIetuing
through the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
Telegraphic reports fall from the Southwest and
far NorthWest t, and north and south Pacific.
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Professional.

nR. R. B. HEWITT,
OFFICE CORNER GEORGE AND ANsoN STREETS.
CHAR ION, 8. c.,
Gan be consulted on the following diseases, and
diseases OF a kindred nature, free Of charge
and In strict confidence. Charges mode
rate and within the reach OF all. or
fee hours from Q A. II. to p. H.!
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
In all srthritic complaints, as rheumatism, govt,
neuralgia, &C., this practice. Is almost perfect
The most Intense pains are almost Instantly re.
lieved, swelllngs are EedGceu, hmos
which have been CONTRACTED anu sun iol Years
Years, standing have been cured BY me after all
other means have failed. $50
A great accomplishment ia my triumph over
pain oy which can often, IN o Few moments,
ferlaQn. II this system did nothing more than
to relieve pain, 1t would stand superior to any
CATARRH.
Stopped.up Head, Running Of the Nose, constant
Hawking and Splitting, constant Blowing
Of the Nose.
Thousands suffer from that most annoying, dis.
agreeable and offensive complaint, Catsrrh, with
cous. moving down the throat, clogs up the lungs
and lays the foundation for consumption.
The most skilful physicians fall to cure It.
| cure any case Of obstruction, stopped up
head, discharges OF gIee eisr, s u Ok s ,aln OF s, naIy
or fullneas between the eyes, constant blowing OF
the nose, Inflammation or Inc nasal passages,
ulceration OF schucidertan membrane, &C., In the
course OF q few days.
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises In the Head, Otorrhea,
Otttis discharges from the Earl Paralysis
OF Auditory Nerve.
I am daily treating all affections OF the ear with
the most gratifying results. some wno nave pala
cured by me- IN q few weeks at q moderate e4.
pense. ,,,, DroD.orc
Nercnry. iptudlciously used, has nlled the elrth
with wrecks OF humanity. Thousands su1er from
It's effects who have been unconscloasly drngged
by their physicians. II ID vain TO attempt me
cnre uf the majority OF diseases while It remHins Ia
The body. Although l have heard OF seve al BIZ.
| called antidotes for mercury IN the human body,
| / have never vet seen a physician who could
eliminate iG from the system.
can satisfy any patent or physician tnat
can absolutely abstract mercury, lead, zinc, and
! other mineral poisons in every Gaze.
CANCERS.
| NoI me.Taupere, Lupuse, or Wolf Cancer, scir'
rhus Cancer, Fuagous Cancer, Rose Cancer
spider Cancer.
make a great specially In the treatment OIL
every description Of Cancer and Tumors.
How many Cancers and Tumors are wrongfuly
treated by CERTAIN charlatans styling themselves
| 'Ca0ccr Doctorg.h
| any one OF these cases In hand and make q per
manelt cure. -u /,
Nv terms for treating Cancers. &C., viii be
based Oh the age and cohaiMon VI the paIen'
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
PANY.
ENNK9@R&%
OEIRLHrroN, 8. O., June 8, 1872.

C~ELRLRToN, 8. O., June 8, 1872.
Trains will leave charleston Daily az lo,l6 Am
Xrriye at charleston 600 A. II. Mondays ex.
frsin does not leave Charleston 500 P. Il, sun
,u,,
Train leaving 1o.l5 A. ". makes through conneo.
ton to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going throu Oh In a hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 Pm. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY 10 Bal
tlmore. Those leaving On SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY In Wilmington, N. u.
This ID the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
west and No Invest, both Trains making con.
nections at Washington with Western Trains Of
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
s. s. S0LOMONS,
Engineer ana Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAP0R, Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l
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Glertiun Notires.

~CHARLESTON, OCTOBER IL, 1872.
EDITORS DAILY NEWS: GENrLEMEN.-You
Will please to withdraw my name from the ticket
for the Legislature. published In this mornings
paper. as 1t would be impessible for me to serve
II elected. Respectfully,
octI4 EDWIN BATES.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

--Wiley's hollow-ware works and foundry at
Plttsburg are burned. LOSS $500, 600.
The ship Yokohama, Ior New York, with 8
cargo OF Kerosene, rantuio the steamship Nile on
tne 18Th and was 30 badly damaged that she was
set on fire and abandoned,
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Es-ST. STEPHENS DEPOT, OCTOBER
II, ls72-To THE EDIIOR OF TIE NEWS:
Havlng been nominated ~ the Union Republican
Par y as q candidate for the House of Representa-
tives from this county, most respectfully de-
qlna the nomination upon the ticket proposed
by q number OF gentlen men In TIE NEWS and
Courier OF to-day. Very respectfully,
ecs14.1. 8. D. RUSSELL.
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~ NoTIoE.-oFFICB. OF CONNIE

~ NOTICE.-OFFICR OF COMNIS-
sIOsERS OF ELECTIONS, CHARLESTON coU1.
TY. FIRE PROOF BUILDING, OCTOBER 4fu.
ls72.-In pursuance Of General Statutes, Title ii,
Of Elections, Chapter VIII, OF the manner q con-
Quoting Elections and returning votes, sections,
the undersigned, Commissioners Of Eections have
and do hereby appoint the following named per.
Sons az Managers Of Election, for the purpose Of
conducting the Election at tho several precincts
herein designated, at the General Elesstoq, 70 bo
held on "WEDNESDAY, the lesn day Of October,
1871. All appointments a. Managers heretofore
made and not contained 10 this no-ice are hereby
revoked; and q l Polling places heretofore elab-
lished and not enumerated herein are abotshed.
Elections viii be held only at the places sud b..
the perdons herein mentioned. AnnHAnagefs
hereby appointed are requested to qualify inme.
distely by taking and subscribing 70 the oAth Of
once, prescribed By Section % Of Articlsu Of
the Constitution, and fle said oath In the once OF
z. r. WALL. Chairman,
q. L CUNHIEGHAE.
W. ROLLINS,
Commissioners Of Election, charieaton couafy.
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~THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE
MESSRS. EDITORS: VIII please announce E.. II
WHITING, Esq, as Coroner for Charleston Coun
ty, and obliRe,
MANY REPUBLICANS AND CONSERVATIVES
OF CHARLESTON. oct1l.5.
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~FOR CONGRESS-GENERAL WILL
LIAM GURNEY .-MESsRs. EDITORS : Please an.
nounoeGeneral WILLIAM GURNEY as the Repub.
Ican candidate for Congress from this District.
BE Will be supported by the majority Of the
oct9.7 REPUBLICAN VOTERS.
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TRUlT TREES, SMALL FRUITS,

ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS -
DIR. II. BaER, No. 13l MEETING STREET.
Keeps q full assortment OF photographers Onenl-
Gals. as also Pure Alcohol, Acettc Acid, &C., &C.,
ali or which he sells at the lowest prices.
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n USSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL!
III This Preparation Is highly recommended
by many OF the leading Physicians OF Charleston,
nd is ALWAYS kept for sale, Wholesale and Retail,
by DR. q. BAEB, No. Isl Meeting street.
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~ THE PEOPLES TICKET.
For ConRress-second District,
Al. RANsIgR.
For Sheriff,
O.. B. S1awALD.
For Clerk OF Court,
JACOB wr1L1MAN.
For robat Judge,
GEORGE Bu1sT.
For Solicitor,
JOIN G. MAoKRY.
For school Commissioner,
E. II. GRINKK.
For Coroner,
JOSEPH p. HOWARD.
For County Commissioners,
WILLIAM E. HoLxRs LOUIS DuNNENAN,
JOHN 9. THoRNE.
For Senator,
WILLIAM r. JRRvEY.
House OF Representatives,
JAS. II. CARSON white, WILLIAM NOEL, copd'
q. 2. GARRETT, cold, T. P. AIKRLL, white,
s. 8. SoLoHoNs, white, JACOB ROYAL. copd,
JOHN W. HALL, cold, R O. BARKLEY, white,
]. ". REED, white, BENJAMIN BERRY, cold,
r, MORRISON, sr.. cod, G. F. HABRN1oHr. white,
D. 2. FLRAIsa, white, WIZ. HARRISON, cold,
J, q, ROBERTSON, cord, W.. A. WILSON, white,
SIMoNB LUCAS, white. TONY GIBBS, copd.
octl2-i
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% CHARLESTON, s. O., OCTOBER
10, 1879 EDITORS OF TIE NEWS: I beg to
announce that I am not a candidate for the State
Legislature. q. LAMB BUST.
Oct1A
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FOR gSs.

FOR OOSGRg SS.
First Congregational District,
Hon. JOSEPH II. RAINRY.
Second Congregational District,
Hon. ALoNzo ]. RAHsIIR.
Third Congressional District,
Hon. RoBlRT B. ELLIOTT.
Fourth Congregational District,
Hon. ALEXANDRA 8. WALLACE,
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GIeftion Notices.
~REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET

@REGULAR REPUBLICAN TICKET.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Congress,
General WILLIAM GURMY.
For Shsri1,
d.. W. D.. r. ARNAu. -
For Clerk Of Court,
JACOB WILLIAM. ~
For Probate Judge,
GEoRal Bursr. :. tt's
For Solicitor, -
Colonel 3. W. sEYxouR.
For Coroner,
JOHN 4. KusHnarox.
For School Commissioner,
Pr. HEDaIa.
For State Senator,
DR.. BE. HEWITT.
For County Comm,ssteasrs,
GEORGE I. CUNNINGHAM,
L. DUssKlAH,
o 8. THoRN1.
For Representatives,
WIZ. @. P1NoKNIY, GrokdH OAHxoH,
capt JAMES Y. CARSON, Dr.. B. 1. BosHnoN,
]. 3. CLYDE r. J. MsAza,
B. Q. BARLEY, r. 8. LEI,
.. GLOVER, O. J.. AnDIrI,
hoshKr SIMMONS ABRAHAM TAYIoR,
s. D. RussIII, A. B. HrruHfII.
T. W. BROWN, STKfHHH BRowH, sa,sr
FRANK Q. HrllHa. SOLOMON D.: Hu1soA.
octl2-4 - (, -la, Is:
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@- CoNGREssIONAL.-PLRAsE AN
NOUSCE that General WILLIAM GURNEY Ia not
Ine Nominee Of the Republican party for Congress,
nom this District: he Is an Independent Csndi.
date, VINO proposes to run against the only Re
publican Nominee, the Hon. A. J. RANSIER.
oct14.3 FAIR pLay
@-EDlToRSDAILY NEWS :GENTLE-
MEN, regret that manifold immediate duties
compel me TO decline the nomination for member
OF the State Legislature. so kindly rendered In
your issue OF 12th instant,
Very repeatedly,
octlA WILLIAM UFFERHaRD