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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15
Encounter Betwecn Candidate.

DANyILLE, VA, September Sin
q discussion at Rocky Mount,
Franklin county. on Monday per-
sonal difficulty occurred between
Hon George c. Cambcll, the DEM
cratic candidate for Congress in this
district, and 1ir. J. c. SiovaH. his
Readjuster opponent The bystaud-
ers took part in the fracas. Both
men were injured, Colonel Cambeli
painfully but not seriously and Mr..
Stovail badly but not fatally. Blood
flowed freely, but no one was scri-
casly hurt but the two gentlemen
named. ~tovall was struck four
times on the head with q large pistol
il the hands Of q relative of Cam
bell, aud was SO badly used up that
he was confined To bed at last ac-
counts. Cambell was also struck
on the head with a club and con-
siderably bruised. whilst a number
Of others received slight injuries in
the 1racas. Cambell and Stovall
We're each bound over in $1,000 to
keep the peace, and several others in
$500 each. Cambcll then addressed
the crowd. In Lynchburgh the
Readiustcr following is insignificant.
and the Democrats seem unanimous
in opposition to Fusion electoral
ticket.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

III bI4IV 0NIlI-.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale granite. oy th f.
Orphan Court olSemc set county, the underslrast
Executor and trustee Jrthe sale cd the real estate
Of susanna k9ontz, iate of .fenuer township. de-
ceased, viii sell at public sale. % the premises on
Saturday, September, 18th, 1850.
~ one o'clock ?. m, a farm containing 81 acres and
hity-ntne perches, with dwelling house. barn
and otherimprUTemeuts thereon erected with fine
running water ami fruit on the same adi0iu ,uE
lands OF Michael Cover, Isaac Ankeny, IGa.tl.lH
Ankeny, John G. Walter and others.
TERMS-Reasonabe and viii DO maize known
on day Of sale.
.LtSEPH RIIOADS
sept l. Executor and Trustee.
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SatariagL Ce'55lr, =, 1850.

.S1laroiaL Cr5Jlr, .. 1850.
az ] o'clock p ". the following real estate. VII.
A certain valuable Farm situate ia Southampton
Twp, county aH state aforesaid. t1aiuiua. lands
O. Dennis Comp, Daniel Lydig J.c.I sErCycr
Chauuccy Brook. jacob TrluImau anil others.
containing 55S acres. more Or less. $50 acres
cleared and IN q high state OF cultivation OF
which % acres are iu meIdJs. a large SUGAR
camp ot l. 800 trees and large quantity u eiee-ut
pine and oak timber On slit premises. a No. 2
coal bank is opea on tEe .-rm al-l. iron ore ana
nre-ciay ia abundance Ol it. Frat o. uu kiI..s.
consisting cd two apple orchards. pears. peaches.
cherries. &c ;als5 two dwelling houses large ozna
barn aud other outbuildings GA said farm Ais
blacksmith shop VITA good water many points
on the farm. Ihis property Is about miies from
The r y q. r. X. and miles IRON Bridgeport.
easy OF access 10 both church ann school. Pos-
session lst April, ls-I.
TERhiS.-One third each on confirmation q
sale; ten per cent. 10 be paid on day Ol sale. IH-
balance Ia three equal annual payments ils-
date o. sale. The unpaid purchase money o. he
secured 0L the premises iy Judgment notes Far
any further Information ctii ON the trustees who
reside near the premises. GO address taeiu at
Cook Mills y. o.. EeiiJri Ca. pI ~ tkesr af-
tcrney J. H. Fhf. Somerset. PA
NATHAN E4IEEICE.
PETER EHERICk
Sc<tI Executors and Trustee.
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r., p 1.l va Nasaiag-.a,s..
llraueh Msnleav.re
riFes a- Wa-tlnrt.- -+ .
=, - f5.i,.., l,Lti,pe .pA.a8.ll1.r
A- h1chEont ii..5Av ha
through Express. .e1ei----.
~ 's 80 y i'lingt1u atf.5t
a. a-' fHiia1c.pEil, II,r /.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

How many Republican converts
voted the Democratic ticket in
Vermont
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My wife. Nary T.. Holman, having la.t my Nc.i
and board, All persons are HEREBY clat.au.i
against trusting or harboring her on nv account
as will pay debts Of her contracting unless
c0mpelle1 10y law.
Aug -. HIRAM HOFFMAN,
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
WILLIAM BAKER. Milford Twp.
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.CBLIC SALE

By virtue ofan order sale issued cue lr lHc
Orphans Court OF Somerset county. Ft.. To tIe
Undersigned Execute and Trustees 0r ttc
sale Of the real estate l Joseph limerick. late
OF Southampton toHu-nlp. Somerset county Pa.
cd, viii sell at F-Y.i- aulcTy, en- t-s premises
90
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Save Your Children.

FsrexyeEing is0rIIs irosa the sysieil, N'ti
yeruatfu:-e has u0 og1al IN this a- arl
country. ZONE teashooutui given o. "a c-.l.
BrItbury's, expelled 3. worms in four ..l'
taking the faediclre.-Beui. I.ytle. lnial
ship. Pu. AIs1 expelled 100 lsgF1l4 ron -f
yvo wears 1ii W. -. S1rrer. s. L..a-
Soli by druggists. Price > cts. p p - .4.-
. CO. Pr0p'rs. a i.ishur-a, Pa. > - iar.
sep. - is11. 5.
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Fer CoRoNoR:
ELECTORS

FRANK WOLF. Meyersdale Bor.
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Ticket Offices, corner tIiih Avenue anil Werd
streets. and depot corner Grant anu Water s-s..
Pittsburgh, Pa.
G.. X LORD. Gen. PASSENGER Agent.
L. NJ. COLE. ,. neral Tlc4et Agent
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FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR:
ALEX. KORNS. Jcnner Twp.
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a UDITOR's NOTICE.

Samuel Stuht anil wifel To the Count Of Com
tn mon Pleas Of S1nersst
Co., Pa. No. o. April
Josiah Miller Term, 1879
voluntary Assignment
20 August, 1850. Assiguec's accOunt confirmed
by Court; AMI now 30 August, 1850, on motion Of
Messrs COiirOth s. kuppel Esqrs, attorneys for
the Assignee. the C0Urt appoint John 4. Scott,
Auditor. 20 distribute the fund ia the hands of
tee Assignee, T. AMI among those legally cH.i-isd
thereto.
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C0lFER~FTC COUNTY FAEl.a.
- READ THIS .a-
n have purrhs.al ler the season, .a
uri.r. the DrLH stallion Ciygsis.e. ~. ..-,
ihrourho-t Eesjmoreidnd County a. - -
o- fha -Bltt horse" and viii s.arl t--
!, i.e AZ the stable of David Lasan, i1 Ll'-
Somerset County. during the t.li -e1 -e'
10 clrn1nence about the CHI Of july tii--
lars 10 insure q mare EFh fhaL
DescErrrfoy.-~ SAMSON " e. % 4.
chestnut bay, aboat fifteen hanis Al-.
Weighs ah0ut sixteen hundred nouai-' -
Tmts. Eeaqy hnued and beautiful ln 81
fls a .ur5 eolt-getier. rs can nc sAs~l. -
ers should see this horse, a5 pc j. -l..,-., u
W x. TAlh-'-
Y5virs. lie. June .. Issj- .ans ..
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY:
GEORGE r. SCULL, Somerset Bor.
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The Somerset Herald.

EDWARD scuLL. Editor and Proprietor
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wEBSEsDAY..............-se september 10, 1880
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DUBLIC SALE.


BY virtue % an alias order of sale issued aut Of
the Orphans CuHrt OF Somerset county, Pa.. o.
the undersigned rGstees, to sell the real estate of
Joseph Pile late Of Milford Twp, decd. will on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-15

FOR ASSEMBLY
4. J. COLBORN. Somerset Bor
SAM MIER, Elklick Twp.
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JACOBMCAMPBELL,Cambria Co.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

he came out of prison he became n
mcmhcr of y notorious hand Of counter
felt showers under Airy Boyd, and was
put away for that Next he went over
to New York and is said 10 have served
IN Sing Sing. Hero appeared in this
city inconncction with countertcitopert-
tionS and WAS caught aud sentenced
four Years ago His long career of
raScahty has made him rs cunning rs
tho fox and the detectives who secured
him were congratulated recently upon
their capture lie has already been
Indicted 1T West Chester and will he
arralgncd rs soon AS he reaches there,
The authorities have little doubt of his
conviction.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17

jail he WAS found dead in his cell. lie
had ended his ite by poison,
As for frtcr Gyoat he WAS ut once ne
leased, and all the inhabitants of Hey
wood >trovc 10 express their regret and
regard for him. bat 10 these Peter only
shook his head, saying:
Tie did not care i0rto live IN \ hlace
where de folks vas - ready to plicvc
him 4 pad mani 80 he sold his little
home, packed his goods anG, With his
wife and children, moved to the Far
West where, It is to 10 hoped, iii spite
OF sweet charity'S sake, he Was more
careful in entertaining hrushtcd travel.
plS'
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
The willows at NJ. Helena.
Pail Mall Gazette.

The willow which oyershndows the
first Bonnparte's grave il the second
planted since the intcrmcnt Of the En-
pcror, and il "a ycars old Willows mt
St. Helena, il would appear rarely ut.
tain greater longevity than 30 years,
and shoots are carefully preserved for
planting. The cx-Emprcss Eugene
brought away some shoots and few
violet and geranium plants from the
tomb, some for presentation to her
majesty the queen, and some for her.
self and friends. This floral cukus has
been going on for nearly sixty years.
Writing to Lord Bathurst, Immediately
after the interment Of Napoleon, Sir
Hudson Lowe said Il shall cause u
railing 10 be put around the whole Of
the ground, il being necessary even for
the preservation Of the willows, many
sprigs Of which have already begun 10
be taken by different individuals who
went down 10 visit the place after the
funeral" This IL the incident which
rs Mr.. Forsyth has well pointed out,
was afterwards so ludicrously yet so
inadvertently distorted by Antom-
march,, who described Sir Hudson
Lowe AZ turning pale and foaming at
the mouth with rage when he witness.
cd this spontaneous manifestation Of
feeling Hudson n the Italian sur
gcon described Sir Hudson Lowe, en-
deayorcd to check the manifestation of
feeling" by anger and threats; but the
guilty were numerous, and ofall classes
u people, and he could not, therefore,
punish.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-17
WHAT WOULD LIKE.

+. kind . like to have a cot
Fixed on some sunny slope; spot
Five acres. more or les,
With naples cellars, cherry trees
SAD poplar, Whitening in the hrcele.
would al.Q sui; my taste | gnc>>
lp haze the porci With vines oyerhun-
With bells Of pendant wpodhuc swung
In every bell u bee,
Ani round ny ,ttticei window ,prrNd
S llump Of rosc, white and rel
and -. 10 Solacc mine and me
j sind 10 think should desire
ro hear around the lawn a cheir
of wood hirl> singing sweet
and in the dell la have Il brook
Where might st and read my book.
There in that home sc quiet JOYS,
Far from the city crowd and hnlst,
There would | rear the girls and hoN>,
ia have some tive or threeli
and II Kind heaven should bless my stor"
Nith I'VE, or siN or seven more
How happy | would he
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
LATEST FROM MAINE.

A Portland dispatch of the 22d
states that errors have been found
III the telegraphic returns to net
amount of 2-10 of l per cent.
Copies of official returns have been
carefully footed and compared with
the footings received from Augusta.
An error is found oil one hundred
IN their footing OF Penobscot coun.
ty. Seven back towns are added.
and the fnal result is Davis 1850;
Plalsted 1854. Piaisted's plurali.
ty ia. The scattering votes were
not Oh sheetsreceived, but Augusta
footing l75 isprobably correct.
This result must be very near.
although some towns are still not
Official. The democratic State com.
mlttee, although their tables are
not complete, agree that they will
come out very nearthis. Although
these figures are from official re.
turns, an official canvass of them
Will not be made until the leeisla.
lure meets in January, and only
enat body takes eognizance of er.
fors III them. Theplnrality amend,
'oellt Is carried by a large majority.
Ihere is no doubt of the over.
whelming defeat of the republicans
,n Malne, even admitting that
paws is elected by two or three
hundred plurality, which WI do not
oellese to be the TACT. The repub.
lican majority in this State for the
'ast ten years. has ranged from
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
AN EDIFORs RESPONSIBILITY.

We would like for some of our
readers 10 mem0rize the follow in, 4,
which Ne take from an exchange,
and then paste il la their hats 80
they can have ready reference TO it
at all tines: "lf an editor Omits
anything, he is lazy; if he speaks
OF anything as it is, he is mad (;
If he SmotheS down the roush
plaens he Is bribed; if he calls
things by their proper names, he is
unit tor the position Of editor; if
he does not furnish his readers with
jokes, he is stupid; if he does, he is
"a rattle-head, lacking stability if
he condemns the wrong, he is a
good fellow, but lacks discretion: /:
II he let's wrongs aud injuries 20
nnmentloned, ne is a coward il he
indulges in personalities, he Is a
blaekguard; if he does not, his
paper is insipid. Ia short, it he
edits a paper properly, and sticks
to truth and facts, he is a fool, aud
don't know how to edit a paper
halt as well as his readers could"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
ROASTING.

The Ledger is about the only paper ia the
State that does not give It's readers the
democratic platform, the presidential elec-
tors and the State executive committee,
weekly. Having given that informa lion
20 the public once, We see no use, and
have not the space, 20 repeat 1.-the OFT
told tale We prefer giving our readers
the news in place of that stereotype mat
ter.-Brookharea Ledger.
Why, then, do you publish, week b.
ly, tue national democratic and
congressional tickets, your adver.
lising rates, big game coeks, etc. ?
We shOuld think, ii your space is
so valuable, yon would omit these
things as well. We publish the
names of the democratic State ex.
ecutive committee, presidential
electors aud occasionally the demo.
cratic platform because we want
our readers to become familiar with
these matters which are of public
interest.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
Enterprise Court.
Special to N. o. Times.

Special to N o. Times.
Enterprise, Miss, Sept. u, 1850.
The circuit court for this county
convened al Quitman to-day, Hon.
j. 5. Haum, oi Meridiau, Judge of
this judicial distliet, presiding, and
TboS. 5. Ford, of Marion county,
district attorney, representing the
State.
Among the different cases to be
tried is a Choctaw Indian for the
murder of one of his own tribe.
Great interest is manifested by the
Indians, representing both accused
and deceased. There are about
thirty or forty men, women and
children encamped around the
courthouse.
The accused has employed the
best legal talent in this part OF the
State, and is accompanied by "a
white interpreter, who has spent
ftty years among them.
There is a white man charged
with incest with his own daughter !;
also, negro charged with burning
u bridge on the Vieksburg aud
Meridian railroad and placing oh
structions Oh the Mobile aud Ohio
railroad.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

HIM cu.s II uo ,.,
nominee far Congress in the FIFTH cnoS,.'ss
ional district ,y7ll addraas ~ a,,ra.s
zens, at the fllowing times and nloass
to-wit; ~ p'"o' -
pe.r,i,o,au u, O..
9 leariinSton' Hancock county, saturday,
''l,se"soeT bss % p, i9oo-
s,'.' nay or. Louis' hancock county, Monday,
isnaosr M;s.;asi,,.s; z',n, ,1i.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
AN ILLINOIS sENsArInN

Chicago, Sept. 2l.-At Galesburg
this morning the relatives of Miss
Chase, who, IN Il state bordering
on insanity, married u disreputa.
ble negro, named Daniel Monroe,
aud has been sequestered BY her
relatives some Days, brought her
into town, where, with her three
brothers and an uncle, she entered
u tram to 30 to Peoria. Monroe,
who had been released from iail.
where he had been confined for
THEFT, appeared Oh the platform.
and walking dedantly up to the
party said:
Good morning, Brother Ho.
race" Whereupon the young man
addressed Knocked him down, Dor.
rowed a revolver, opened fire and
chased the negro through The
crowd, when the latter tired to
escape. MourOe also had Il revolver
in his hand all this time. Monroe
was bit IN the arm, evitlentl, by a
spent ball, as he was not hurt, aud
Il byslander named Crocker was Sc.
rerely ipj0ged by a shot. The ne.
gro eventually escaped. Much ex-
cltement is manifested among the
negroes, who all side with him, and
among the white popula; ion, whose
Sympaties are on the other side. A
tonservator has been appointed for
MISS Chase in Chicago, whittier she
will be taken.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

THE New Orleans City Item OF
the 18th says Maj. Il. A. Burke, OF
the Democrat, left on the evening
OF the 18th, tor the North, to be
gone until about the first proximo.
Maj. Burke is too busy man to
take a mele pleasure jaunt, aud his
present journey is strictly one OF
business. He goes to arrange for
special dispatches to be forwarded
to his paper FROM the c,ief news
centers OF the country, and in New
York he will purchase one of
the famous Perfection y printing
presses, capable of striking off ten
thousand papers per hour. He
says he is determined that the
Democrat shall become "a great
newspaper of which not only New
Orleans, but the entire South max
be proud.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
ACCIDENT Al SEA.

New York, Sept. 2l.-The Anch-
or Line steamship Asaria, which
sailed for London, Saturday, has
returned. When tao hundred aud
fifty miles east ot Sandy Hook,
the coal in both buukers WAS dis
covered to be on lire, aud in Il short
time after u terrible explosion Oe.
Cured. Before the fire eoufd be
extiuguished, the greater part OF
the coal was consumed. Ths ex.
tent of the damage could not be
aScertained, aud the vessel return.
ed for examination.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

We are in receipt Of the South.
sin Musical journal, published by
Messrs. Luden & Bates, the great
musical publishers of the South. at
savannah, Ga. Every one who il
interested in music should sub.
scrloe Tor this valuable Journal.
Hach issue contains 81 worth Of
vocal aud Instrumental music.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

MRS. Z. j. NICHOLSON, of the
.'o" orleans Picayuae, is spending
some time at the Crescent hotel,
Day d. Louis. Pearl Rivers is
perfectly at home when She 10 i,
hancock, as she is a native OF thar
county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

THAT popular and clever station
agent at Mississippi City, Mr.. Jas.
X. Henley, leaves in few days for
Orange, Texas. He carries with
him the good wishes of many
friends for his future success.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
JUDGE MANNING's SUCCESSOR.

JUDGE MANNING's SUCCESSOR,
Special to n. O. Times.
Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 90
Since the death of Associate-Justlce
Manning, a few days ago, efforts
have been brought to bear on the
Governor from various portions of
the State in the interest of a mum.
ber OF aspilanis. There has been
no appointment made yet, though
there IL o street ramor that Hon.
David Clapton, of this city, will be
Justice Manninp's successor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIr.

San FraBeiSeo, Sept. 2l.- dis
patch from Sacramento says: The
State fair opened yesterday. The
display is excelleut. and the attend
ance was large. The racing was
good. Jennie b. winning the mile
dash in I:42i.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

DIR. NED HIGHTowER is the
name of the colored coroner of
Pamela county. The Star of that
county says he is an excellent
officer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

DON'T fail to attend the grand
democratic barbecue at Gainesville
on Saturday next. Col. G. L.
Hooker and other distinguished
speakers will be on hand.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

OUR democratic friends at Stone.
wall ue preparing to have a barbe.
cue on the 2Sth inst. They have
Invited Colonel Hooker and other
Speakers. 1t will be grand affair,
we think.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

lhE State greenback conyention
y ~ maine met at Portland last
tuesday, and after spirited ,le.
oa'e upon tue question whether
i've y greeDbackers of Maine should
h'Se With democrats in the forth.
, sOa',ng presidential contest, the
'osolution to fuse was carri.d n
p''e ol considerable opposition.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
LOST |!
NOTICE.
LAND OFFICE All JACKSON, Miss.
Spntnp,la,. "a IJsyn ?

80 fNhSN-Ni hilSS., [
September "a, lSs0
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make iiual proof in support
OF his claim, aud secure final entry there
Of said proof to be made before the clerk
OF the chanecry court of Jackson county
az the county seat, on Wednesday, the
9th day of October, 1880, viz:
January Wyatt, homestead entry No.
1851, for the hf sw or section 6, and hf
NV qr section Z, township 3 south. range
west, and names the following as his
witnesses, viz: John Thomas. Samuel
Farley, Charles Dehham and Wilt Fair
ley' all OF Cross Roads p. o.. Jackson
county, Miss. X. c. KERR, Register.
Sept. "a, 1880. 17.a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24

THE good democrats of Harrison
county will turn ont at the Novem,
Der election and do theirduty: We
nave no fears but what that old
county will sustain her reputation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
4 FRENCH COUNT IN TROUBLE.

4 FRENCH COUNT IN TROUBLE.
Special to n. D. Times,
San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 2O.-
Count De Keraueau, u French
count, charged with burglary, in
Kerr county, was tried, when the
Jury stood seven foF acquittal and
four for conviction. The case is
very interesting aud the French
conSuls at New Orleans and Calves.
ton take deep interest in it. 1t is
thought here that the charge is
groundleSs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1880-09-24
pREsIprNrIAL rLrcrnRs.

Tor State at Larre-F. @. Barry, c. p.
Neilson. Alternsies-W. NJ. Inge, J. l..
McCaskin
For the DistTiets-lst, g. b. Mitchell.
Alternate-W. =. Bates
2d-Ihonas Spight. Alternate
3d-Mm. Price. Alternate
ith--Wm. n. Luse Alternate-JOel
T. Walker.
5th--Robert n Niller Alteruate-Geo.
/. Webb.
Gth-James +. stokes Aternate-Jo-
srph Hirsh.