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Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Earring for neg tected Youths

On Tuesdays editorial in favor {
a holse of correction for incorrisibl
youths has generally received yer,
favorable comment, youthful de
pravity being SO much on the increas
that the best citiT ems are awakipg to tn
necessity of doing something to checl
the fearful tide of immortality which i
sweeping hundreds Of mere childrel
into tie great vortex of vice and i'm
morality. No expense should be spar
ed to have house Of correction provid
ed where the hundreds of youths now
roaming the streets without prcstc
tion, neglected, cast off, may be taught
something Of the ordinary duties Of life
and the obligations they are under to
society. We have already referred to
the boys who were brought before tn
Court on Monday to answer the charge
of the larceny Of watch and chain.
Two OF the boys were aged respectively y
nine and ten years, and had apparen:
ly just started out iu career Of crime.
As W. have already said they were too
youeg 10 be sent to the whipping post,
AMI yet that was the only provis on the
State had made for the reformation (?)
Of the young. One Of them upon the
witness stand yesterday said he had
no father, but had a mother. He
could no read, nev.r went 10 school or
to Sunday s.hco' and was an only
child. Though the State had made no
provis oa for Il Q reclamation of such
boys rom vic' and for educating them
in the dn'ie' Of citizenship, a noble
heart anorg:t the members of the
Grand Jury touched into tenderness be
the boys neglected and abjeot condition,
stepped forward and offered the bey a
home, n We are glsl hat subsequent
ly another farmer a4me forward and
took the tther smaller boy home With
him, intending o give him chance 10
make gtoi citizen Of himself. This
is tie work the State should do through
a house of correction. We are glad to
be informed that the Grand Jury have
in ontemplation the presenting of a
recommendation to the next term Of
court to provide some way by which
these helpless waits upon society may
be cared for, and rescued from infamy
and shame. All good citizens should
join the Grand Jury and the court in
this laudable effort.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

cheated out Of the Presidency justice
should yet be done him. In short it
says the p ople were displeased about
the matter, land they will yet work
ont their resolves 10 spite Of corrupt
politicians" An assertion Of this kind
warrants the inference that Bayard,
Thurman and Hendricks with theil
friends, are corrupt. Sueh an insirna'
tion they will most likely resent. They
have as much right to aspire to the
Presidency as Mr.. Tilder, and it ii
wrong in the Gazette" TO charge them
with b.ing corrupt. Il intimates that
Tilden is in vigorous health, and fully
equal to the wear and tear Of a fsus
years service in the Presidential chair.
The people fortunately will have some
thing to say about the election, and the
"horest and purs"Tilden may find that
he can neither cipher or buy himself
into the Presidency.
The NECESSITY Of the prompt ana
proper removal Of garbage is something
that the City Council fully realized,
Judging from the contract entered into
with Peer J. Robinson, some time ago
The Board of Heath apparently does
rot comprehend the matter near 80
we'll, as no step Of that nody toward
urging tine contractor to tha faithful
performance OF his neglected duty, has
yet been heard of, There is now
talk of Withholding his pay, instead Of
annulling bis contract.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
GAMARITAN's GIFT.


Ire only real cure for Gonorrheea, Qleei
and diseases arising from indiscreti0n.
We dis card Balsam C0pabia as being moi
only useless, but hurttul and to avoid this
drug keep away from Il . quack.
WHAT THE AFFLICTED Rave 10 SAY.
DESMOND n TO-, 9l5 Race street, Philadei'
phia: appeal TO you, and II there Ia any
earthly relief for me wish you would dc
something for me. About eight months ago
pot into trouble took capsules, went to doc.
tors. and 1t has cost me one hundred d0llars-
first Tor this medicine, then Tor that-withOui
any benefit. A few days ago friend told me
Of the Salnarilan's Gilt he said 1t would Ger
tain'y cure me. This is why address you fol
advice.
Let the above be warning 10 others
When you yet into trouble, procure at once
the Samaritan's Git, and you will BE- pll
right in two or three days. Price Male
packages 81 female, 20. Sent by mail In o
plain envelope by Desmond & Co., Prcprie.
tors, 9l6 Race street, Phintelphia
SUld be Y. JAMES BEL, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, Wilmington, Dol, and by Drug.
RistS generally. I.&mwsly
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Tne County Conmittc Q.

A meeting of the Republicans elected
the respective Wards and districts to
form a Republican County Executive
Committee will be held on Saturday
next, the 18th instant, in the Lincoln
Club room, this city, at 2 80 o'c ock, in
the afternoon for the purpose of oigani-
zing for the campaign. A full ard
punctual attendance is requested.
s. HBRsEY, Late Chairman.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
AMUsEME
/. O. O. e. aEElyfEThh1 dEGEykEfidn.

he fifteenth anniversary OF the institution
OF Delaware Lodge, No. l, 1. .. @. f., and Of
the tirst organized Introduction Of Odd Eel.
lowship In delaware, will be celebrated by
the L0dee, in this city, ut the Masonic Tenn.
pie, on the evening Of WEDNESDAY, MAY
20, 1880, at 7.30 O'Clock, with appropriate cere
monies. lion Schuyler COlax, ex Vice-Pres-
ident OF the United States. and distinguish
ed member Of the order, will deliver an ad'
dress on the occasion A historical and stats
cal exhibit Of the rise and progress Of the
Lodge will be made by p. Il. Jas. +. Hayes,
member Of the Lodge. Vocal and instru.
mental mu ic will be introduced. Tickets Of
admission may be had of any member OF the
Lodge or COMMITTEES, and at the book store oi
y. i. Th0mas Il Co., free OF charge, where,
upon the payment Of 10 cents, reserved seats
may be secured on and after SATURDAY. morn
ing, May I'D. 1he entire programme Wild
announced in a few days. Lodges and ndl
Fellows everywhere are iraternaliy invited.
unite in the celebration.
l.. IL. SPRINGER,
o. u. LlNimLN
GEORGE il HUGSS,
DANIEL RI IS.
JOHN L. PlERS N.
5-l2-l5-l9 Committee oil irrangenl ents.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

Dish FISH! FISH.-DAlLY ARR
= val' OF Fresh Fish, Delaware Shad and
Her Ing, at the foot OF Fourth street. where
parties can bo furnished in quantities, and
-rdeTs left at 8G7 King sweet will receive the
pro mot attention Of EDW. SHOEMAKER,
or WILLIAM q. ELLIOTT. k7.6t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

ENASHlONABAE DRESS AND CLOAK
T. MAKING.
.Mra. III. r. Quinn has removed from 1901
Walnut street TO
lIl2 KING STREET,
vhere she will be pleased to receive tho call
ot her old customers and the ladies In gen
oral. 1'arms reasonable. h-3i2t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
l7---@a@7-@---@---.-
IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN ,

Having puschassd large and varied sa
sortmont Of American WATCHES, I'm nos
ready To supply my customers with good ar.
tisie at q remarkably low price. Persons Wish
inc onything in ny line would do well to cal
and exan,ine my stock before purchasing else
where. Respectfully
MILLARD +. DAVIS,
%?TN NO. y Second at
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

AVA
Having for the last tour years given the
nour tiade considerable attention and found
cat which is the best. Scn prenared to fur.
nish the celebrated Mime sotn Spri x w heat
-four In any quantity desired 10 all who want
a superior ari,le. ara prepared to au ran.
IT, that this -four viii turn ont 80 wounds
more bread to the barrel than any of the com.
on brands, and with good baking 1t is i'm.
peseible 70 have bad bread. Leave your or.
ders at 49l King street, Central Building. 3
al o23 Shipley street. VIM. Il. PICKLES.
lr2-tI
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
DOOFlNG ! ROOTlNG!!

4 001'
All kinds composition roofing demo promJ I
J and at Low PRICES. Old lelky til
'hingle and composition roofs cea;ed witt
lastic and made water-tight and good az
rev. uivo US call.
EOBERT ATKINSON.
Office: SAINT. Hanna Il Co.'s hardwsI,
ore, Fifth and Market cts 3l9.6md
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

Bat We can't stop to tell you more
to-day.
You, one OF these economical peo-
pie, Just keep an account of what that
boys homemade clothes cost for a year
and that little girls too! Yeu can't
keep account Of how they look, You
can do better. We make no secret OF
the faet-we have got just what you
want, and you can see for yourself; try
them on and see how cheerful the lit
tie folks lcCk III them.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
A Crying Evil.

The trial at New Castle yesterday Of
Lewis Tobias for lssaulting Emory
Deacon with intent to kill him has re.
vealed a very low state u morals
amongst the colored people. Deacon,
according 10 his own evidence, lived
with woman WHO he treated for nine
years as his wife an yet he had never
been married. Emma Hopkins also ac-
knowledges that she was the aGknOvl-
edged wife Of Jesse Washingt though
they had Lever been married. This
total disregard OF the sacred marriage
obligation on the part of the cclor.d
peopl may in certain sense be &C
counted for IN account of the total ne
glect Of the Democratic party Of the
State to pass the needed legislation to
encourage education, morally and in.
dustry anonsst them, Even the old
slave code laws and unrepealed upon
the statute books of he State. So far
as the laws of DelaTare are oou erned
it is unia@ful f. coored man even ii
he BE- minister Of the ospel, to 20 in.
20 Kent county 70 preach without DER.
So long as the laws of the State
8
's State encourage immo-
The same scrutiny
d the care taken
- State are
citizens
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
UUx CIRCULATEON

That our readers and advertisers may
see for themselves that the REPrBLlcAN
10 the paper OF the masses OF the people,
we have concluded to give its circula.
tion for few days, commencing with
Saturday last. The following are the
figures:
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

.PARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
~ On
SATURDAY MORNING,
At
WAlNW RltiHT'S.
sl2 MARKET ST. az MARKET ST.,
On his great
J.. SPN'lAL1N COUNTER. :
Immense lots o. goods to be sold witho n
receive, such as
DRESS GOODS. s, 8, loc, I'm
Law NJ, GOOD STYLES. &c. mn
CoRSE1s, IL, 20, 2jc. up.
HANDkERC9lEFS, LADIES' AND
GENTS. ALL LINEN, 8, g, 49, 1oc nm
STOCKINGS, s,h,t, s, loc. ~,
RIBBONS, b, lee. pnir up,
KID GLOVES, &c. patr up,
SILK BOWS, IMM ENSE VARIETY a.n.
Be. each.
unrdr nn y, tne ahoye are selling very rapidly.
iA'huious W othcr articles equal, MS chean
displayed on our counter "p'
BARGAINS EVERY DAy,
hr rh'fAiNS IN EVERY DEPAK rMEN
BARGAINS ALWAYS FOUND AZ
WAINWRIGhT'S,
N@-M ARK EFT sTRET- a,o A .sor,
HhEAf CENTER FOR BARtf AISSu
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

LARGE5T CLOTHI rH HOUSE
Ps''sd rIph'o, John WAEAMAKER
- 20, pt, .3La ss., Market TO Chessnut,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

Ell A.
Central Loan Association" will he held
the Office OF tho Secretary, No 40I Mark
letreet on Friday evening next, The l4th ms
a lat ~ o'clock. Auditors will submit their a
nual report and IN election for officers al
6 directovs held. Attest d. r. HA wilkins,
6-lc-5t SecretaI
a NOTICE. 1--WE HUNDRED SHARE'
IN 10tn series Mechanics Loan Stock f
sale. First payment on the second Tueada
s W. MORROW. Sec'y.,
$40 tom30 All French street.
lNOTCE.-BEORE RENTINti OR FUI
Il IN chasing house call at our office, Cel
! trail Building, N. W. cor. Fourth and Kin
4 streets. WELLS Il DUCktRS.
5-lG6t R9al Estate Agents.
GQn0 REWARD. - THREE HUN
speV" dred dollars reward will be pal
f5f the arrlst and conviction OF the patty @
parties who broke into and robbsd the sto'
OF WIN. NJ. Kennard Il Co., supposed TO hav
been entered about o'ciO"k this (TbursGay
A. NJ. Up. ALLMOED, Mayor.
April 29, 1880. Il
&0Pn nREWARD-TWO HUNDRED
DSeJO and nifty dol avs reward will be
paid for the recovery OF the silks stolen IRON
43).tt W. M. EENNARD h co.
NOTICE-PARTIES WITH A SMALL
~ amount Ni money can secu e bones On
easy terms by applying to
| WILLS y DUCK ERS.
| t-lc-St Real Estate Agents,
n. w. cor 4th ard King, Central Building.
| NU'lGE.-SHCU KE. A HOME. NOW
! IN is the time TO purchase. Apply to
WELLS ~ DUCkEkS,
1c-6t Real Estbte Agents,
N. W. cor. 4th and King c sntral Building.
NOTlCE.-THE DELAWARE LOAN
IN Association now offers new stock for
sale. Call day or evening, on
GEO. q. MARlS, Sec'y,
4-l5-lp Ofice, col Shipley St.. Cad hoor.)
PURLIC SALES.
pubLlC SALE
Il -oF-
70 BUILDING LOTS,
Will be sold at puslic sac, on the premises
in BroYntown, on
SATURDAY,
THE lJrE DAY OF MAY,
At $50 O'Clock, p NJ,
TWENTY FINE BUILDING LOTS,
situate in the best locations In the town, cOn
yentent to the pulp works. Harlan y Ho,.
llngsWorth.Uo., and ma1y 0.hfr manufact0-
rles, not subject to city tax, VIII ch is great
consideration to woTkinginen,
The conditions made " suit the purchater.
Sale Will commene at lot No. l. See large
bills. THOMAS NJ. HILE.
5s-6t Auct'r. and Real Estate AGENT.
EXECUTORS SALE
~ OF THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
o. Elizabeth Beckiey. deceased, at No TO-
East Front street, on
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1850,
at l.3l o'clock, y. H.,
A lot Of household and kitchen furniture.
bed-steads, bedsand beddiLg. bu eaus, ctairs,
ingram and raG carpets china, glasG and
queensWare coax ami room il0ve and mauy
articles not herein enumerated. sale positive
CHARLES r.. SfAkES, Executor.
l.. W. sudham Il Son, Auct'rs j!U4*
pAYNARD x DAWSOR-JEWEIRY.
Have al their stosc,
22s MARKET ST., 21s MARKET ST,
A full assortment OF
WATCHES. CLOCKS, yEwELRY,
slLyERWARE, SPEC-ACI.ES,
OPERA GLASSES, &C., whjch thoy are
SELIIN9 AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Both being practical wcrkmen all work
eft with N.em will receivs care1u! attention.
l.lS-fy
LAGER BEER.
T7HE LARGEST
GLASS or BEER IN THE CITY
Al
FREY E'S SAI.uCN, FnEYE'S SAEOU4s
NO. II Z. SEC Nj STREET.
FtRSF-iLhS~ ~ TART.E ~-s1
MERCHANT TATE1REHG.
WYNN II OIJINri
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

NyOT1CE. Five HUNDRED SHARES,
IN 10tn series Mechanics Loan Stock for
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
in May. Apply 70 -
W. J. MORROW. See'y.
$50 tom30 AT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
THA . HOME SCHOOL

TN = HomE SCHOOL"
IA isso oeBin B f., tH-ond 'eIH on September
10, issO; Pr'ncIpas Miss Emile II, Tbomn-
soD ana Mrs. B. II. Dorsey. FOR turthar o,p- ua.
'2alyG rao Mo,,,,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
MERCEAET TATE0RTHG.
CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER
MINNESOTA FLOUR.

A Cheap as any Este oIshment in Whining
ten or PhilaieIbbia. Slam
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
TO EXCURSIONISTs

DAR11ES WISHING TO CHARTEh
l. STEAMERS
THOMAS CLYDE, MAJOR KEY BOLD
OR PERRY.
For Sunday Schools or societies y s.SlE
can DO so at at low rates By ap- NJ ;
plying to CAPT, EUGENE KEY BUILD,
NO. 3ARCH STREET, PRILA.
Charter to all points on River or Bay, con-
trolling grounds at BOMBAY HOOK, COL
LlNS' BEACH, &c. 49.u
GHOUNUS FREE OF CHARGE
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
NOTICES.

NO1IGE. THE NINTH ANNUAL
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Central Loan Association" will he held at
the Off &c OF tho Secretary, No 40l Market
street, on Friday evening next, the l4th inst,
at ~ o'clock. Auditors will submit their an
nuai report and IN election for officers and
directors held. Attest d. r. HA WKINS,
6-lc-5t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

NOrICE.-THE DELAWARE LOAN
IN Association now offers new stock for
sale. Call day or evening, on
GEO. g. MARlS, Sec'y,
4l5-ln Otfice, col Shipley st.. cad hoor.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-23

The address of the conservative democratic
committee Ct The State Of Virginia to tho dem.
ccralic votes Of the State, published in another
column. will. We hope, DO attentivey perused
by every democratic rcsder of the Gazette: for
if there be single enc CT them who yet enter-
taius doubt tnat the real purpose of tee Ma
honi!et s-1e = secure thoir own selfish ends' not
only at the lisk. but even at the certain loss OF
the State to the democrats. that doubt will te
removed by it. snd be viii be induced 10 cast
bis vote with thess. who have noS the best
obare, they have had Ter twenty years to secure
. national Pfesident-so good chance that it
leaves the category of probabilities and joins
that of the c,rtaioies. And won't Virginia
present beautiful picture included in the Gar.
field group With Vermont, Iowa and Kansas.
while ell the other States, as is now probable,
will comprise the Hancock group!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-23

The Richmond Wing says the speeches Of
Dir. Barbour are miserable failures Ii the
Wing o,nsilers i!s own recent political produo-
lions successes. then. in its own estimation. MIR.
Bsrbour's speeches must, Of COURSE. be failures;
bu. when his failures result 10 making his CALI
log and election sure, as they will do by large
mtj nifty. and as is corc:dsd BY both republi
cans and Mahouites. the Wing will Gnd that it
bas been egrsgously mistaken. and that the
"niserablo failures we're its own and not Dir.
Ba.boul's: But to err is humap. Humanity is
prone to error as ihs sparks fly upwarde. and
that the Wing IS human at least 10 this respect
it osn't DEFY when it remsmbs:si!s late vsgary
about wanting Virginis democrats to '''Votc 10
the air."
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A hundred ard fly British farmcrs have
sailed for Texas.
The Moutenegrius are irritating tie Albsn'
isps by arrestiug leading Mahomedans.
A new legislature for Bueuos Ayres has besr
elected to suit the views OF the national govern
ment.
Reports from Scutari represent that thu
Turkish troops near that place sre dying OF feVel
OF the rate of 200 daily.
Bya land slip at Naini Tai. Bengal. recently
eleven British officers. fifteen soldiers snd
eleven other persons were killed and four To-
iured.
The i,ormssters OF the Glasgow district, be.
cause of the depression of trade. have resolved
to rescod their recent resolutions relative TO the
rekiudng OF their farnaoes.
The Catholic members ct the Federal Assem-
bly, Of Swizsrland viii vigorously oppose the pro
DOSE d revision Of the constitution. Tho meas
ure i, unpopular 10 the Protestant oantons, spd
will probably be ri soted by large majority.
A SPECIAL dispatch from Shanghai reports SO.
rious disturbances 10 Cantou. The Europeans
have bseu threatened, and srs in q state oil
alarm. The Catholic mission has been attacked;
the military have been called out apd several
rioters have beau killed and wounded.
The Turkish oommeudsr. Ria Pasha, hs'
determined to force the gessfon of Daoigno.
Aftcr making formal demand CO The city DDS
to thet effect, which was refused, he ordered
preparations 10 be made for i've thousand Turk
ism troops to compel the surrender The Monte
negrin advance .Wss to have begun yesterday.
The weather has cleared and there are no i'm.
mediate feors for the safety CT the combine
fact The Turks still bold the commanding posi-
lions at Dulcigno as regards both the Alban,aps
aud Montenegrius.
AJUsT1cE WHO PLEADS IGNoRANGE.-The
case CT w. II Pond. of Petersburg, Va, charg.
ed with corItpty endesvoring to obstrucs and
impede the due administration of justice before
the United States Court By intimdating j. T.
Davis, q colored minister, who reported him for
selling l:Quer without license, has been sent on
BY the u. 8. Com missioner to the United States
Court which meets at Richmond on the 9Th OF
October next. Pond is conhnad in Jail In Pet
ersburg in default of of 81, GOO bail. Dawn who
vss subsequatly arrested on warrant isaE cd at
the ing lance of Pond, charging him with having
obtained goods under false pretenses, and who
Justice Kindred, of Southampton county, found
guilty and 61od his punsnmeut at six months
in Jail and thirty nine iashes has been released
from custody under writ OF labeas corpus is.
sued by Judge Hughes under the laws OF Virgo
mis- Davis was only punishable by htripes.-
Justice Kindred pleads ignorance Of the law as
an excussfor sending Davis to Jail: Davis says
while in jail he was twice shot at and threats were
made of burning him alive. After thirty.n
lashes had been inflicted upon Davis, Fond
wanted eighteen more give. The case has baen
much commented upon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-09-23

Leaving cut Of view all the other evidence
thst goes to substaptiate the charge that the
Mahonites are not sincere in their support OF
the Hancock ticket, di5credit is naturally thrown
upon that protested sincerity by the numerous
reported conferences between their leaders and
the prominent opponents of that ticket. First
Wa hear Of General Malone being clossted With
Senator Cameron; then Of Messrs. Walker and
Cannon having interviews with that sams and
other radical Senators then Of Messrs. Rid
dsberger and Jones having frequent private
tsiks With Mr.. German. aud only recently Of Nj
Etszier calling upon MIR. Raum aud remaining
With him after the two we'll known Virginia res
publicabs who accompanied him bad taken
their departure. All this. We say. looks sus-
picious ard tends to throw the pale cast OF
doubt upon all their professions of lealty 10 the
Hancock cause and party of whose real pur
pose the people entertain doubt is doomed to
easlY dissolution. Theo, too. thess suspicious
add these doubts to which We sllude are
strengthened by The manner in which the et e.
ton news from Maine was received by the
Mahonites; for, while the democrats were
hilarious with delight. they were as glum and
caop!alleu as tho radicals. and even set won't
c>rcsde that it was any sort of democratic
victory. But as there is no such condition as
total dspraviiy, neither does total iusiucelity
exist. aud il must not bs forgotten that though
the Msbonites profess to be Hancock men they
do not profess to be democrats. Ga the con-
tr.ry they have openly severed sill connsc!ion
With that party, and consider any advice given
them BY the national maugers ofthe democracy
% presumptuous and unwarrsuted Interference.
o. this ground thsis reception of the Maine
news is x olicable, but they have az yet offered
no satisfactory explanation CT their suspicious
conduct ia protesting to be Hancock men and
yet holding frequent conferences With his ene-
mics. and as they make no attempt at such 40
explanation. and as that explanation is natural
want. others do what they decline to do, but
the reasons these latter offer tend 10 convict
The Mahonites of iasinesrity, aRd are rendered
almost conclusive when the tscs is considered
that evsrY vote the MshoUite electoral ticket
aill receive will be one vote the less for Han.
cJok.
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PUBLISHED DAILY g. TRI-WEEKLY BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOB PRESIDENT.
WINFIRLD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
Foa VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Echola. of Augusta.
2. w. Mckinney. of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District, Thomas Croxton, of Essex.
second District l.. r. Watts. OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Carter, of Hanover.
Fourth District. 8. r. Coleman, OF CumoefPd.
Fifth District, James 8. Redd, of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin of Bedford.
Seventh District, f. II. MCMILLAN, Of Greene.
Eighth District. j. Y. Menifee, of Kappa nix.
Ninth district, K. K. Henry, Of Tazswell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN $. BARBOUR, OF ALEXANDRIA.
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