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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
Adjudication Of Insolvency, stay
OF Proceedings ana Order Of Pub
hcation Of Notice 70 Creditors.
IN tho matter Of E T. AeeinnIs. an insolvsnt
debtor

r. T. Acdinnis having fied In this Court
his petition, schedules and Inventory In In
sOlvency. by which It appears thar he is an
Insnlvcnt debtor, the said Y. I he3iuuis Is
hereby declared to b insolvcnl The sheriff
Of The said COUNTY Of Los ANGELES = hereby
directed ia take possession Of az the estate,
real and persduhl of the said f. T. McGiuntS
iusolvent debtor. except such 81 may b. By
Law axempf fsela execution, aud o. Az his
deeds, vouchers. books Of account, aud pa
pers, and to keep the saf1e safely mil the
appointment Of an assignee Of his estate. All
persons are forbidden 70 pAa ans debts
70 the aaid insoIyeni. or 10 deliver any
property belonging 70 idu, or 20 any person /,
hrm, OF corporation. or association for his
use. Tue said debtor Is hereby forbidden 70
transfer or deliver any property. until the
further order Of this Court. EXCEPT As herein
ordered
MS further ordered, that ali the creditors
Of said debtor be aud appear before the Hon.
W. A. Cheeney, Judge of the Superior Court
Of the said county d Los Angeles, in open
court, 81 the CoaFi Room Of SAID COURT 10
DAY Of January 1855, At 10 O'Clock a. n. OF
that day, 70 prove their debts and choose one
Or more ssstsnees Of the estate Of said
debtor.
Il i further ordered. that the order be
order BE- published IN the DAILY HERALD Of
Los Angeles, newspaper - general circu
lasion Published In he said county vi Los
hshed before The said daysat for the meeting
Of tho creditors.
And Il is further ordered. that. In ths
mean time, all proceedings against The said
iuscivent be stayed.
Dated December 18th, fsSf
HENRY n. SMITH.
decis "a Judge OF The Superior Court
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
Proposals for Printing and Binding

Notice Is herehy eassn that sealed propos-
ais will he received By the Clerk Of the
Council up 10 the meeting OF the Council Of
the city OF Los Angeses Of December III
1884, for the printing and binding Ia Che
same style as the annual reports Of last year
Of 500 copies % the Annual Reports d CITY
Olicerq Tor goer ending October Sist. 1894,
aud any ether matter ordered 90 be printed
Herewith
a certified cheek for 80, payable to the
orde Of the undersigned must accompany
each proposal Is ssirety hat the bidder sih
enter into = contract In conformity with BIZ
BID n thu Same = eccepted BY the Council.
The Coaneii reserves The right 70 reject
any 1nd ali bsds
By order u he Council Of the CRY n Les
Angeles at It's ~ eeliIg Of DeceJu Der l2ih, 1855
VI. W. ROBINSON.
aeles. deI6 Ct
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

The connrtntfship hefctoiofc exiatInr be-
tween Charles Nhafnock. GhNs J. Merrill,
Mason. under iaf sffis I'D froi al 'lcmCn
IA aiIt rlllis Land Co. = has tbs LAY bean
iI.s1lQtA ht nIalcai CONSENT Az tcIlld
mol... II hn inade - uAarIf< ChArnu1t. Ne
ll. Wi1nf1 tlcft fn1r rllyl
TfMECI'i'k 4 PAUL A LAID 70.
ips angeles cks> t*sI - ~ A.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
Notice Of meeting Of Stockholders
Of the Los Angeles City Water
Company.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursusnss
q a resolution Of the board OF Dlfectofs Of
We Los Angeles City Water COMPANY
sseSqpisu II meeting Of said Board Oh the
Ath day Of October 80. 4 meeting OF the
kholdeEs # said company has been
eaiien " we 9iiee ~ said company. n the
iornie, for
Monday, tbs ath bay ofsIanasFy,
1885,
AZ O'Clock z. r., OF thai day. The object Of
the meeting Il = obtain she consent u the
stockholders holding twothifds IN value 81
tne stock Of said company to an increase ~
the capital stock thereof from $1,000 %
Ald,aSa Gi DIVIDED into 4,i33lS sharea o. the
taine u fi9 each share and that Of said
4.i635s shares iio35is shares be sold for the
purpose Of laisiug money 70 extend, en-
large and improve the pipes, mains. rcser-
vQirs ana bitches Of the company and d y
on It's floating Indebtedness
!. ~ order Of che Hoard AZ Directors.
F1at2ltd .. MOTT, Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
Completion Of the Grading and In
provement Of Jackson street.

Notice Is hereby given that the work and
Improvement 81 the gfadirx aud Improve
for have been completed b. thu CONTRACTOR,
Thomas Copieg, sad that the CaNuncl Of
the City Of Los Angeles viii hear objections
g the msnner in which said work and i'm
December I'D. A D 1854, from any snt ali
persons directly Interested In said work
ny order 81 The Council Of the city Of Los
Angeles a. ~ meeting Of Decent Der i9th, A.
.. is4
Ciert Of the Council Of TIE Ctly of Los An
geles.
los Angeles. Decsn,her f2th, A. D. 1854
daci6 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

Action brought In the Superior Court Of tho
state Of C9liicFnis. IL and TOT the County
Of Aos ANGELES, and the Complaint iled In
aeid Count OF les angeles, IN ihs office
~ the CLERK Of said superior Court
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
IEAf
SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court Of size State Of calltor
nia' 10 and Tor the county Of Los
Angeles

NV WELLER. Plaintiff.
".
", y tAcoBY, John DOE aud
RICHARD hot psiendantr
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
LEoAI
SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court. OF the State
Of California, IN and for the
County Of Los Angeles.

CAROLINA rAaANIN1. Piainnn.
Vs.
PRIMO pAQkslsf. defendant.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

ID. j. Brady of Austin, is in the city.
Gen. Allison, Of Sherman, is with us.
j. II. Ellis, of Lancaster, is in the city.
G.. w. Robinson, of Denton, is in the
city.
Major w, II. Cundif, of Decatur, is in
The city.
Gov. Hubbard is greeting his host Of
friends in the city.
Marshal Ray, of Fort Worth, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. j. p. Smith of Fort Worth is at
tending to the reunion.
j, G. Conway, with Thomas, Russell &
Co., New York, is in the city.
Capt. w. G. Common, of Galveston, is in
tho city taking in the reunion.
Col Henry Rhodus, Of Waxahachie, is
IN the city taking in the reunion.
Col. Tom Murray, of Mckinney. il
one of the main props Of the reunion.
j. l.. McCown and wife, of Vicksburg,
are in the city attending the reunion.
DR.. Il. j. Beall, of Fort Worth, was
among the arrivals in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Hewlett, of Grayson county, is in
the city, and paid the HERALD Office a
visit
Gen. l.. NJ. Lewis, of Waxahachie. is
prominent among tho distinguished
visitors.
Mr.. n. G. Fowler, of the Ronoake
Clipper, paid the HERALD pleasant cali
yesterday.
Mr.. j. n. Rogers, editor of tho Rural
Citizen, Jacksboro, call at the HERALD
office yesterday.
Capt. A. Faulkner, general passenger
and ticket agent OF the Houston & Texas
Central railway, is in tine city.
Capt. I'D. Comegys, of Courtland, Ala,
Is in the city prospecting, andwill prob
ably make his home among us.
w. III. Gleason, freight and ticket
agent otthe Houston e Texas Central
railroad at Bryan, is in the city.
Prominent among the heroes of the
lost cause" in attendance on the re.
union is Con. John q. Walker, of Walk
ers division.
Capt. {. w. Geers, editor and propric
tor of the Denton Monitor, accompanied
by his son Willie, Is in attendance OF
the reunion.
Attention is called to the column ad
| vcrtisement of j. J. & w. II. Tobin, o.
Austin. Mr.. II. w. Bell is In the city
looking nfter the interests of this firm.
II. NJ. Frees, the aflable reprosentatiy,
of the mammoth Piano and organ hous,
Of Frees 4 Son, Dallas, has Just returned
from successful business tour of thu
State.
Col. John j. Lovejoy, veteran
Texan, who came to the state In 1897 ant
whose life Is largely identified with il,
history, paid tho HERALD visit vester
day. lie Is at present residing at Den
ton.
ID. ]. Kendall, of Pilot Point, Deput,
Sheriff of Denton county, and one o
, the survivors of Hardoman's brigade
Green's division, il attending the reun
ion, and paid the HERALD q pleasant
visit yesterday.
w. X. Jones, President of the Dalla,
Female college, arrived last evening
with his family, as also three carload,
OF his school outfits, and he will hav,
some announcements to make 10 th,
public Mt an early day.
Tho Howard Oil Company are now pre
pared, with the latest imlroyed inl
chinerv. In their mammoth ginnery n
the works of the Howard Oil Company
East Dallas, TO gin cotton and firnisl
bagging aud ties for the seed, and arc IL
u'e market nj all times for the plrchae,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

Defensive.


We reproduce below card of Mr.. G..
w. Pierce, published in Yesterdays
Gazettee. Mr.. Pierce says he admits
that his brother is young, reckless
boy, and has done many imprudent and
improper things, yet he feels that an
erroneous idea has gone forth i'm this
matter and without malice to any, he
wishes, for his and his family's sake, TO
correct the impression:
\ CARD
CLEBuRNE, TEX, Aug. 5, ISS4.-Two
items were recently published in the
Dallas HERALD, under the date of Fort
Worth, charging my brother. l., II.
Pierce, with being the leader of band
OF train robbers, and that he was hurt
while riding his horse on the track TO
stop the train that very night to rob IT,.
Ihe article gives Woody, Sheriff BOYD
ana Mosely as authority for the divers
assertions there made. Boyd has pub
hshed denial for himself, and Moselv
ana Woody denied it to my brother and
myself.
If he Fort Worth detective isnot care
less Of MS own character he is certainly
reckless of the character of others, /
have publicly asserted that the courts.
with Jurors qualified to pass upon the
guilt or innocence of the accused are
open to our accusers, and they are in
vited to prefer charges there, and | ap-
peal to the intelligent public opinion to
protect from the Islander of these profess
sional accusers family, all of whom |
believe TO be as far above train robbing
as any in the State.
learn with surprise that the railroad
men are uneasy, fearing that the track
will he tempered with near Blum. So
far as | have been able TO learn, this
fear is confined TO them. NV
family have no ill-will towards the road
and here return thanks for their kind
treatment, especially on the night of the
accident to my brother. As to my own
character, | refer to Eastand county,
Il iNas.
Asking protection from Islander, from
those, and only those who value charac-
ter and think IL should be protected from
cllumny, am
Yours truly, q. w. PIERCE,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

Mr.. Charles Benton, lessee of the one
ra house writes from New York: | OK
pect to be ON my way home inside of a
week; am negotiating with three or four
attractions, and as soon as / can induce
them to come to Texas we will start.
expect to sign contracts to manage the
three leading psychologists of this
country for the next five years before
leaving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

The Missouri Pacidc Railway Company.
Division Freight Onlce, Dallas, Texas, Aug.
Z, 1884.
On and after Sunday, August 10, 1891,
our New Orleans Pacific division will
again be open for all kinds of freight and
passenger traffic.
All classes of freight, including grain
In bulk for New Orleans and intermedi.
points, can be received and given prompt
dispatch. q. II. TrRNER,
II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
TICKETS TO
Longs Lake mad Return.

During the reunion of Confederate sol.
diers ut Dallas, August 9Th 10 9th, incln.
siVe, the Missouri Pacific RAILWAY com
pany will run an excursion train be.
tween Dallas and the oncnmDment
grounds, CLong's lake,) leaving Fast
Dallas ON tho arrival ofall trains on The
Houston NTeSas Central railway, and
every 30minuies from brick dopot nj foot
of Lamar street. Fare for round trin,25
Parties should not delay In pur.
chasing tickets as they viii be required
10 show them before entering the ears.
II. w. MtCuiLoUGu,
q. 7. 4 Il. A., Galveston.
Is. y. TURNER, Ticket Agent, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

The Blaine and Logan club. of IA.
Dallas, will meot ut Central hail this
evening at o'clock.
W. q. rRiMrLR.
Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

Owing to press of matter this morn
ing, we are unable to give any extended
notice of the excellent rendition OF
Queen Esther last night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
Telephonic.

To cx-Confedcrates and Veterans.
You are respectfully invited to call at
central telephone Office, corner Main
and Murphy streets, and see its work.
ing. G. A. REAp, manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

Sleopless nights made miserable hv
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure IL the
remedy for you. Sold by !. VI. House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

we nave Just received another
neral El.f Low PRICES Call and wsnon
some Fire and and see us Elm 81
=
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
Concert To-nipht.

The Ladies' New Orleans Exposition
Society will give an open concert to-
night ut the City Park. Ice cream and
lemonade will be in abundance and fine
music by Meme Bros band.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
Se.,cc.

Notice.
hereby caution all persons 60 not
buy. or trade for three several notes
made by A. x A. Moses, and endorsed
py Nj. Benedickt, dated May 9th, aud
bAvAnle ~ Tour. hNc and six monthe.
Two OF said notes are for one hundred
dollars each, and one for two hundred
uuiiafs. They were mailed by me from
Farrell, to Flippen, .Adouo & Lohit, bal
liss afd Nyre .sflci lost az miAcnrried
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

Guards your loved ones from fnure
want, T. II. A. offers the means.
Address X. Il. PARRorr. Manager.
WnQn. ToNuS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

Is the embodimeat Of simplicity, equi.
AIlinsn II ~ Il -...-...... 49,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08
rERSONAL.

Tho bost smoking tobacco is "Little
Iakarp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-08

III N = q
lhlnking topuntry and our God.
fadcs, lot us\pf our departed com.
'maIatton thSber with pride and
me very gan bu. undylng:
r ~ s.leut l,I uuines are slgh ins:
r iha,lN h,i and grsy;
.rneiI spl,, heir sacred clay.
nv ho', mav, "a dusty mountain;
nnn ' n,tn.l,,', x DER tho fountain.
Orour dead, | sisr r,ms rcr,ys.-"
In ,nS,r Ine drs, T, thrice honor
long may they li'eNvinr, | saw,
tOreverl Nd.inn ILL.,,
III Durins the afterno6'S'"s' NV
ganizations, or rather Slueror, or
and, perhaps, n majoriNr af,Lon
Determination and ele& w ,,iV.n
produce below all the , s0 W.
reporter was able to secN h., ~,
TnE ARK NSStNN EN- W"' Wv
/ met At their headquMtersA nos.
j. ling roll proceeded to q = s ,,,.
u association. over one huhS Mn
/ ligrs responded to their iA,etI
~ WI. Cahell was re-ulectedNSu,
Capt. |. X. Palmer, Nice\u'
Lieut.. VIII a. Miller ana
hachctt, Secretaries. -, Y
\ committee was appointeu y
place for reunion, and FORT "
the place selected. -.
After dinner they narcheu y
to the grand stand 10 hear thel
.lna"der. Enr, ", u Ca""' @p'
svInc low returned W .heu n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31

ONE word to You, farmers, mechanics
and laboring men Of tho rural districts
OF New Castle County. You number
S6, 900 population, Kent County num-
bers 81, 900 population. The Legisla-
ture was asked to equalize representa-
ton was It not ? You know 1t was
How has the Legislature performed
that duty ? Look at the result. Look
at the Constitutional amendment you
are asked to vote for. What does II
provide 1t gives Kent County fouI
Senators, and 1t gives you on,y
two. Will you vote for it
viii you, by your votes, say that one
man In Kent County shall have a
much political power as two equal by
good men, to say the least, in rural New
Castle County ? That is one OF the
questions to be decided next Tuesday
You can only defeat, that degrading
amendment by electing the Republican
Legislative ticket. Which would you
rather have, Democratic success or po-
litical slavery? II Is for you 10 take
your choice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31
went Vote 90 Ens,ave , n em.el YES.

The Democrats are going to be the
scratchers at this election, though the
Republicans may do little In that di-
rection too. 1t is hoped, however, that
all good Republicans will see the neces-
sity Of standing solid this year and
giving the ticket q united support.
There is no Disgusting the fact that a
large number of Democrats are disguised
with the attempt made by their party
To throttle the people of New Castle
County by an infamous Constitutional
amendment that remands them to PER
petual political slavery. The subterfuz-
of leaving the amend neut to a vote OF
the people in such manner that q
Democrat who wants TO vote against
1t must vote against his party ticket il
we'll understood and there are hundreds
Of honest Democrats who will accep t
the issue on that score, and will sacri.
fee their Legislative ticket rather than
to place the seal Of interiority upon
themselves by their own votes. This IL
Why 80 many Democrats are asking for
tickets with no Democrats upon them
except the Presidential electors. A
large number OF Demo Gratis have per
United themselves to be led just no far
but they have made up their minds nov
that stand must be made and the,
Are making IL. They cannot be induced
: with the tempting bait Of four addition
al representatives, to Commit politica
suicide and hence they will vote agains
y the CONSTITUTIONAL amendment even !
they have to vote the Republican Lee
. islat.ve ticket u do so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31
Ie1 Orleans w elcOsne GO N Orthe err
Enterprise.

Enterprise.
The Republican manufacturers OF
the North are just now engaged in
making up exhibits of their goods to
be sent at great expense 10 the New
Orleans Worlds Industrial and Cotton
Centennial Exposition, which is to
open December 1st, in order TO make
the Exposition complete success.
Without the contribution of northern
enterprise, the exposition would be a
failure. While northern maDufactu-
rers are doing this to give New Orleans
. start in commerce and industry what
Ia the political news we hear from
New Orleans ? Over the wires comes
the intelligence that the Bourbon De.
mOcracy, who are handling northern
money to make the Exposition . great
success, are debsuching the ballot by
names placed upon the registry to in
sure the State of Louisiana for Grover
Cleveland and free trade.
They want northern men to make
the Exposition grand success, but
politically they are doing all in theiI
power, even to the commission of the
most O Itrageous frauds, 10 break down
the protective syssen that enables
northern manufacturers I'd make the
Exposition success. We refer to THU
not for the purpose of injuring the
Exposition, for we are heartily in favol
of II, but t is right that the ingratitud'
and peridy Of these Southern Bourboni
should be disclosed and understood
We are glad to see that the people o
the N Jrth harbor no resentment, but ar
contributing to the success OF the grea
Expo sition, the same as If tair election
were held in Louisiana and 1t were
Republican State. We only refer 4
this fi,graut fraud, encouraged b,
many Of the leading uhen Of Ne,
Orleans, to show the difference betwee
Northern enterprise and Southern di
no essy and fraud.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31
Asao,.gu. Election.

We hear Of no political demonlera-
lions In the South, no tOrch-light pro-
cessions or marching Of business men
for one candidate or the other, nothing
Of the kind. Why is IL :? Are the peo-
pie of the South not interested in the
election DO they not care which Of the
candidates, Blaine or Cleveland, is elect
ed The quietness of the South Is nc
Indication of indifference on the part oil
the people. They are intensely inter.
ested, 80 much SO, that SO far as the
Democrats are concerned, nobody shall
be elected but Grover Cleveland, tie
Democratic candidate. No Republican
meetings dare to be held in the States
Of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana. and the
Democrats firmly entrenched In power
by the aid of rifle clubs, night riders,
and frauds on the ballot box, do not
need political meetings. There is nc
need, so far as they are concerned, of the
light Of intelligence, the pistol, the rifle
and shot gun make might, and might
Is right with them.
With such States as South Carolina
and Mississippi THAI have two Repub-
licans to one Democrat within their
borders, intimidated by the shotgun SC
~ to give Democratic msjorities hall
as large as the whole number Of voters
in the State. there Is no need for Demo.
cratic gatherings except for muster,
with shot-guns TO keep Republicans
from voting.
While the e,ple of the North are
holding immense mass meetings, and
listening to orators addressing tens OF
thousands of people, the Democrats OF
the South are putting their shot-guns
in order, procuring a plentiful supply oil
pistols and ammuni ion, to be used on
election day in shooting down Republi.
cans IL the attempt TO come to the polls
in such numbers as to outvote the
Democrats.
Republican voters forewarnei by the
bloody experience Of other elections in.
stead of attempting to bold public meet.
ings where they could be enlightened
upon the pending issues of the day. art
looking around for convenient hiding
places in the swamps and woods on
election day, lest Democrats should
indulge in their favorite past time Of
shooting down inofiensive Republicans
Just by such means are the States tina,
we have named to he carried for Cleve
land, and their electoral votes are to b.
laid with the solid South at his feet, &c
make him the figure head of q grand
conspiracy to get possession of the gov
eminent.
What do decent, fair.minded Demo
Gratis think about when they join hand
with the shotgun clubs of the South t.
elect Cleveland by keeping Republicans
from voting?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31
A Fuls Vote.

There will be larger vote polled on
Tuesday next than on any past coca.
sion. This prediction is based on the
assurance that a resident OF the Tenth
ward, who has not voted for twelve
years, intends to cast ballot for Bliine
and Logan. A resident of the Eighth
ward, who has not voted for eight
years, also declares that if he lives un.
nj Tuesday next, he will vote the
Republican ticket. These men acl
on the promptihgs of their own feelings
and we have no doubt there are han.
hreds of others like them. Straw,
| show which way the wind blows.''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31

VOTERS OF New Castle County, II
you think Kent County with a popu
lation of 81, 900 should have four Sena-
tors, while New Castle County with
80, 900 should have only four also, ther
vote the Democratic Legislative ticket
This 10 what you will get IL you dc
vote for 1t and elect it. DO not forge
this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31

LET NO colored voter be led away
from his allegiance I'd the Republicnn
party by offers of either money or berr
Character and consistency are of more
value than dollar or two, and keg
of beer to debauch voters. Cslored
ne !, remember that those Democrats
VINO are sending you kegs of beer IN
I Won vote the Democratic tirl,e'
-" nI5 your best frIouds. 'ilS hin
o Id be sufficient.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-31

PRESIDENT,
JANIS u. BLAINE, OF Maine.
WOE FRI SlDENT,
JOHN A. A oeAN, Of Illinois
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
HENRY DUPoSr.
JOSEPH l.. CRUIrT,
SIMEON PHNNEwILL.
6EPRESENTArIv CONGRESS,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Wilmington.
STATE SENATOR
anoRGR 3. CArELLK, Wilmington.
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,
AMER q. FoRwooD, Prandywiue.
=. RopMoND SMITH, Wilmington.
ABNHR WOODWARD, Christiana.
FERDINAND JASvIRR, Pencader.
LEONARD v. AsPRIL, st. Georges.
JOHN =. LATToMUi, Appoqulnimink.
". ID. MONEY, Blackbird.
LEVY OOURr,
HENRY O. MAHAFYY, Brandywi
JOHN v. HAWKINS, Wilmington.
JOHN EVANS, Christiana.
SAMUEL SILVER, New Castle
tDeRsE W. GROWS, Pencader.
SHEkIfF,
FRANKLIN @. sTIDHAM. Wilmington.
OOk' NER,
CHARLIE 4. SPARKS. Wilmington.