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The sun., 1890-01-16

shock OF Earthquake In south Carolina.
COLUMBIA Jan. ia slight shock of earth
quake felt here at G45 this evening. IL juso
strong enough to make lamps yibrate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
NORTH CAROLINA.
Regular Budget OF News Prom Our
Esighbor State.


RALEIGH, y. c.. sept. s.-lspecial.l-
Colonel l.. l.. Polk's paper, the Progressive
Farmer. came ont to-day and made bitter
reply 10 the News and Observer, OF fhis
city. for It's exposure Ot him. lie declares
that the editor OF the News and Observer IN
attacking him places himself In harness
with senator ingalls,. who has also pub
lished serious charges against him ana lnu.
mates that both are working togethe'
against him. He refers 10 them as - fin'
Team" lie also renews his CRITICISM upot
senator Vance. The opinion generally
prevails here that Polk has been whippel
In his effort TO- defeat senator ance an
that he is losing ground with the alliance.
Telegrams received here tonight an
nounce that "Pamlico,v the famous " un,
stallion Of Mr.. Plummer Batchelior, oil tnl'
citv. won still another race to-day a.
Springfield. Mass. winning heavy stakes
and beating several well.knoNn horses.
senator Vance has accepted an invitation
10 deliver an address at GOldsbOro on FRI
day next. This is the 5rst time ne mas ap-
peared i'm the state since the attack on ih'
Progressive Farmer. and bis address -
looked forward 10 with interest.
Governor Fowle returned 20 the city tc~
day from Asheyllle, where he has been so-
jotirning for two weeks, and Is much M
proved In health. lie will leave tomorrow
Tor Atlanta To attend the Trade Convention
of the Southern states. which c0n'enes
there the 10Th instant. The eGo,ernor io-lay
appointed the following delegates ifont
North Carolina TO represent the state at tho
convention: j. X. :. Tucker, Raleigh; col-
onel w. j. Green. Fayetteyllie; Colonel v.
n. McBee, Asheyille, \. G.; NJ. W. Nor
ileei. Winston; Colonel 4, }. Parish. nur,
ham: X. NJ. Oates, ESP, Charlotte; Colonel
j. W, Atkinson. Wilmington; j. A..
| Meadows. Newbern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
ALEXANDRIA.
Arrest Of Cbicken-Thief-Deat of IN
Tstimable Iady-A Double Drowning.


Estimable Lady-A Double browning.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, sept. s. Special. r.
Crus0e, the negro chicken-thiefa and incer-
diary who is charged with having burned
Captain Fount Bcattie's barn. in Fairfax.
near Annandalc. last February, in which
about fifty head Of stock perished and the
whole contents Of the biz building were
cremated. was arrested in Georgetown last
night. and is now Jailed i'm this city. Cap
tain Beat.ie identified CrlsOe this morning,
and ne will probably be- tried by The next
Corporation Court and given something
which he deserves.
Mrs. Mary j. CarwOod, wife Of George
Carwood, died in King George county last
saturday. She was about seventy years
Old.
Intelligence reached here to-day of the
death Of Miss Elsie Jameson, the seven
ieen-yclr-Old daughter OF Mr. Andrew jam
lesOn. me sad event occurred at spring
lake early this morning, where she had
zone 10 yisi, her brother. and suffered some
days with what is supposed to have been
typhoid malaria.
Miss Elsie was a most estimabe and
popular young lady, loved by all who
knew her, and her sad death causes general
regret. She recently Joined the second
PRESBYTERIAN church. and the first general
knowledge of her illness was mentioned in
the prayers there Yesterday.
\ man named Robert Bradley, aged
twcniy-cieht, and youth of eighteen, said
to be his step-son. and both Of Washington,
were drowned in the river just relow the
Long bridge Yesterday afternoon. ltis said
that neither could swim, and 20; the cramp
when i'm water about up TO their shoulders.
The bodies were recovered by the police
boat Joe Blackburn.
Louis Kraft was chosen To fiji the second
Ward Council vacancy There was "a spir-
tied contest ard good vote pOllcd. MIR.
Kraft is the saloOn-keeper recently shut up
by Judge Norton for refusing to take an
oath not to sell liquor on sundays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
s.v. railroad Reorganization.

The plan for the reorganization Of the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, which has
been in the hands Of a receiver tor more
than five years, has at last made It's appear
ance. The road is 10 be sold nj foreclosure
sale on September Both, and the committees
Of first mortgage and general mortgage
bOndhOlders have agreed upon Louis fltz-
gerald, George {. Wood, and Frank i.
Clarke as q committee TO buy in the pro-
pertv.
Tie reorganization plan contemplates the
issue of $40 OO00,OO0 Of ify-year ) per cent.
mortgage bonds. $i.5OO,000 Of preferred
stock. and s.. $4,000 of common stock. The
preferred and common stock Is 10 be Trans
ierred 10 the Norfolk and Western railroad
i'm consideration of certain guarantees. Inc
holders of present Shenandoah Valley first
mortgage per cent. bonds will receive par
and full interest in new mortgage bonds,
being at the rate OF Sl,i20 per bond; the
holders of Shenandoah Valley general
mortgage bonds pay an assessment OF Nb
per : 900 bond and receive Sl,lOO IN Nor
folk and Western preferred stock. No pro-
vision seems To have been made for the
holders of Shenandoah Valley income bonds
and stock.
The new bonds are to be guaranteed by
the Norfolk and Western railroad. OF the
so, ono. 600 authorized. 50, 223, 400 will be
issued in taking up the present first mort
gage bonds, Si,216,OO0 will be used in pay
ing of receivers certificates, car trust Obli-
cations, for costs Of reorganization, fol
double tracking and Improvements and
equipment, and the remaining S2.5OO,OOo
VIII be spent in securing terminus in
Washington, ID. c., and in the construction
OF road from Front Royal TO that city.
The plan will undoubtedly 90 through, as
all opposition to the committee has been
allayed. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
GERMAN-OAY CELEBRATION.
Arrangements to be Made for Big Nolks-
Fest.

The first Germans who came to America
landed on the 9th of October, 1858, at Ger
mantown, Pa. For several years past e.
forts more or less successful haNe been
made 10 set apart day as regular ami
versary, but no move was made IN TINS
direction in Richmond until last night,
when large party OF Germans of Richmond
met IN Sanger Hall. All the proceedings
were in German.
Mr.. D.. j. Spilling, president OF the Desang
Neroin Virginia, called the assembly TO
order. and fully explained the object IN
view. 4 permanent organization was AT
once ELECTED. with Alfred Won y. Roscnegk
As president, Carl Kuehmund, secretary
Charles L. Loehr, assistant secretary IL
liam l.Oyenstein. first yice-president; llenry
G.. Miller, second Yice-president; W lillian
Felthaus. third Yice-president; Ferdinand
G.. Ebel, fourth yice-president, and IMAM
II. Zimmerman, treasurer
Upon M ion of Mr. Miller, IL was decided
that the G,f of next month be properly cele-
braied. aua that yolksfest-a sort OF fam
ilv pic-nic-be held. The place was not de-
c.ded upouIbut th1EXposition Grounds VIII
perhaps DE chosen.
Further arrangements were lett 10 the
cominittee, of which Mr.. R0senegk Is chair-
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
TRAIN WRECKeRS AT WORK.
More Distractions Placed on the New
York Central Track.

ALBANY, y. y, sept. s.-1he six O'Clock
train out Of New York due here at $50
to-uight was thirty minutes late, and as this
train is usually on time it looked suspi-
cious. Ii is ntimated that blockade in
tended to wreck the train was discovered
by a track-walker at Newhamburg, and the
train was tagged just in time to prevent a
serious accident.
\ railroad emplOye VINO was on the tram
was found later and gives probably the
true version. lie says that two men out
rowing out on the river near that point
saw someone busy on the tracks and wait
ing until they disappeared. they crawled
quietly up. They fOunda steel rail wedged
i'm the cattle guard in the same way rs
at Albany. and braced up in the same way
by pieces of nange iron. With all thsil
strength they could not move II, and started
dOwl the track TO warn the Chicago limited
express. They met u trackman, and ne
swinging his red lantern, started to stol
train. I'm an instant several shots rang out
and one took effect in the trackman's shoul-
der. However the train was stopped abou
100 wards south Of the obstruction. Accord
lng to the description Of the barricade l
wa, of the same build as the one near Al
bany on Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
LATEST REPORTS FROM OVER
THE COMMONWEALTH.

New Electric Car Line FOR Lynchbnrc-
Gas aud Heat y reducing Plant In Dan
ville--roiiticaL General, and Personal
News Prom the state at Large.
LNNcHBVRG. Va, Sept. s.-lSpecial. r.
All Of the city pastors, with one exception,
have returned to the pastoral charges in
this city and entered on their fall and win
Ter work. Rev. Mr.. Fleming, of the second
Presbyterian church, went far into the Brit
ISL Dominions on hie monthly travels, and
enjoyed himself very much. Rev. MIR. VIII
liams, OF the Episcopal Church, is still in
Europe.
AT a special meeting OF the City Council
TINS evening, charter was granted TO the
proposed new company applying FOR a
charter for new electric streetcar line.
The car line is 30 commence at
ihc lmon depot on Ninth street, to run
up through Main 10 Church. and thence
nearly al over the city. II is thought that
the Norfolk and Western has a great deal
- do with the new line. and no doubt is
entertained Of its speedy success
The Young Mems Christian Association,
on whose invitation the Rev. samuel T.
Jones comes 10 thil city, began this morn
ing the work Of fitting up tabernacle for
the meetings which begin next Saturday,
the 18th inst. PAGES warehouse, the build
ing selected, will be equipped just as it was
last year. The sam Jones choir is nightly
practising, and Mr.. Jones may again expect
the efficient aid Of well-trained voices. 4
! grand preparation meeting. over which Rev.
Dr. j. :. Felix will preside, will be held in
the tabernacle on Friday night.
.st..Il 4 lf.... ~ oil assl
most worthy citizens Of Campbell county,
died suddenly i'm this city Saturday night,
aged siXty-eight years. He was a trusted
soldier in the Confederate war, a valued
scoui under jackson and stuart, and non
many hOnOrs for bravery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
DANViLLE.
Improving the Mail ScrVice-Trotting
Races Proposed New Gas Plant. Etc.

Improving the Mail SerVice-Trotting
Races Proposed New Gas Plant, Etc.
DANVILLE, VA, sept Special. r.
Captain Harry Wooding, president of the
Chamber Of Commerce, has appointed "a
committee of hye to confer with the public,
and submit 10 the P0stOiiice Department
such suggestions as they may deem proper,
looking to the improvement Of the mail ser
vice. This has been done upOn sugges-
ton from the department.
DanVillc capitalists have secured an
option on a new gas and heat producer ana
are putting in the necessary machinery to
thoroughly test the process with the view
of establishing the plant here if 1t proves a
success.
At the trotting races ais afternoon. lvey 5
Walton X, IlarYey's Cl Mlie Ross, and j.
W. Boswelfs Harry ' ere entered. Wal
toms K won in three s. raight heats Charlie
Ross being a GOOD Sec nd. Best time I'll.
lyey's gray gelding trotted three heats
against time and easily won i'm 2'Jla.
Rev. =. y. Brown. no has been the pastor
of Floyd-Strcet Methodist church for three
years has been transferred TO the Missouri
Conference. lie preached his farewell ser
mon yesterday, and the church passed rtso-
lutiOns rcgrettng his departure. and bid
ding him GOd-spced in his new field.
Chairman j. Taylor Ellya0n has written
Major W. T.. suthcrliu most cOmplimen-
tary letter, thanking him for his efficient
services as acting chairman during the
chairmans absence i'm Europe. At Mr.
EllysOn's earnest solicitation Major Suther-
lin has consented 10 remain a member Of The
State Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
NORFOLK.
Railroad Changes Death of Prominent
Business Man alteration.

Railroad Changes of Prominent
Business Man Alteration.
NORFOLK, sept. s.. special. There has
been a general turning around in the man
agemcnt Of the Atlantic and Danyile road,
and General Manager Charles Il. Peek has
had his resignation accepted. He VIII be
succeeded by Mr.. G. VI. Hughes, formerly
general manager of the Norfolk and \ir-
ginia Beach railroad. 10 is thought that
some other officers OF the road VIII also Dee
removed.
MIR. T.. j. Griffith, one Of the oldest and
most highly esteemed business men Of this
city. died AT G:l5 this morning, IN the sew
enty-hrst year of his age. Mr.. Griffith was
native Of this city. ana had been IN busi-
ness prominently here for mary years i'm
the hardware business. He was one ot the
original founders Of the Granby--trcct
Methodist Episcopal church. and has since
been one of its most prominent memoers.
having been frequently a delegate 10 the
annual conference.
About two O'Clock to-day two white con-
ductOrs on the Atlantic and Danyllc rail-
road named +. c. Goss and II. T. Hardy,
had an alteration on Main street
i'm the course of which 6Oss
used razor, inhicting a wound six
inches long on the righu side OF Hardy :
nedO. ~eNcflD- lht upper pdll vi th' fei anu
inflicting painful but not serious wound.
GOss broke the razor and attempted 10 make
his escape. but officers lIeppel and Prince
arrested him and locked him up for eXami-
nation tomorrow morning.
Rev. W. =. Hines, formerly pastor Of the
Central Avenue Baptist church. Atlantic
CITY warG. has accepted a call to the West
View Baptist church, in Richmond, and Will
enter upon his duties the lst of October.
The continued warm weather IS nterfer-
ing very much with the oyster-packing In
dustry in Baltimore, as well as in this city.
Friday last about twenty vessels at The
former port returned down the bay and put
their cargoes overheard until the weather
Gets cooler and prices take "A jump.
Mr.. L. Byrd Thompson has been appoint
ed iOint agent of the associated roads OF
/ Virginia and the CarOlinas, succeeding Mr..
| II. ". B. GloNor. who is pT1mOtod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
PETERSBURG.
Death of Mrs. Dr. Pleasants-saies by the
Merchants Tobacco Company.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept. Special. r
The Ettrick, Battersea, and Matoaca cotton
factories resumed operations again this
morning on full time.
The first sales of bright tobacco by the
Merchants Tobacco Company ct Petersburg
of which Mr.. T. +. Wi!liamseh is tha mana
ger, Will be made on Wednesday next,
several packages Of tobacco 10 be offered
have already been received from the c0un-
ties of Prince Edward, Lunenburg, Char-
lotte. Dinwidddie, and Brunswick.
The Farmers Alliance Of Brunswich
county had "A grand picnic at Fucker :
store. in that county, on Saturday. lbere
were about five hundred persons IN attend
ance from the surrounding country: An
address was made by Mr.. George Blick, SUI
pcriDtenden; Of the county public schools
There are no changes in the peanut mar
ket to-day.
Mrs. Laura Townes Pleasants, wife OF
DR.. John NJ. Peasants, died at her resi-
dence, in this city, last night. The de-
ceased was stricken with paralysis some
days ago, and had been IN critical con-
dition ever siuce. Mrs, Peasants was the
daughter Of the late Robert Birchett, who
at one time was prominent educator oi
this city. She was very popular with All
who knew her, and the announcement Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
WILLIAMSBURG.
Grand Jury in Reorganization of
the Democratic Party.


WILLIAMSBURG, Va, sept. Special.
The regular grand jury term Of our County
Court began here this morning, Judge
Farthing presiding. The judge read the
new game and fish law 10 the grand jury
and impressed upon them the Importance
OF diligent inquiry as 10 whether these laws
have been violated or not. No case of any
importance has as yet come for trial, and
the Grand Jury is still in session.
" hen the court adjourned tor dinner an
nOuncement WAS made that there would Dee
"A meeting of the county Democracy 20 re-
organize the party and 10 select the dele
gates 10 the suffolk convention. The court
room was soon tOlOrably well filled with
earnest friends Of Democracy, and ii. i.
Warren. eX-cOunty Judge, was called to the
chair, and DR.. +. c. Wynne, Of TOano, was
elected secretary. Announcement was then
made that the party would be reorganlZcd
for the ensuing twelve months, WhereupOn
the following officers and committeeman
were chosen: County chairman, Andrew j
Barnes; 4. IL. Geddy, secretary. and Iarkt
Jones. treasurer. Committee: POWbatan
district. John ". Minor, Edward w. War
burton. j. i. Jones; StOnehOuse district, =
:. Uankins, Oliver Jones, Robert L. wright
jamestown district, Whitaker Lee, a
:. COwles, Parke Jones. I'm order TO make
the work of organization more thorough ano
complete, it was determined TO assist The
regular committee by the appointment o.
an additional committee IN each district
and, pursuant 20 this determination, the
following persons were chosen: POwhatan
4. W. Jennings, George W. Wade, John I
Warbert0n John A. Barnes; St0nehOuse
W. X. Branch, Robert NJ. Garrett, +. :
Meanley, j. NJ. Jennings; jamestown, IL
B. Cowles, George i. Waltrip, Robert Henry
Lee, and Edward u. Richardson.
Afterward the following delegates to the
Congressional convention soon TO meet at
suffolk were chosen: Parke Jones, ii. Is
Warren, aud W. X. Branch. Alternates
Whitaker Lee, ID. W. MarstoD, and Il. L
Wright. The delegates 20 uninstructed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
FREDERICKSBURG.
Eloquent speech of Mr.. w. \. Jones In
Caroline.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, sept. s.-lSpe-
cial. To-day was a ficld-day for the De-
mocracy of Caroline. a large number OF
the sovereigns were out to hear Hon. VIM.
4. Jones, the Democratic candidate for
Congress. lie was introduced i a large
audience by Hon. j. NJ. lludgn in most
glowing terms. and when the speaker arose
he was greeted with enthusiastic ap-
pause. He discussed the issues in this
canvass in clear and lucid manner,
and won the applaudts Of his hearers. His
speech was highly complmcnted. An old
and intelligent citizen remarked that il was
the best speech he ever heard. The people
were delighted, and speak in the highest
terms Of Mr.. Jones, and seem to be very
earnest in their desire to have him elected.
Caroline promises TO do her whole duty IN
this canvass. Mr.. Jones stated that Browne
was in favor Of the Force bill and refrained
from voting for it at Reeds suggestion.
The statement caused a sensation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
THE MOZART MUSICALE.
schubert Male ousrtette of Bosto" "e
ENJOYABLE Attraction.

The Schubert Male Quartette OF Boston
was the attraction at the Mozart musicale
last night, and they sang to the most lash
ionable audience that has been seen at the
Academy this summer. The quartette Is
composed Of SIR. T. IL. Norris, first tenor;
Mr. George w. Want. second tenor; MT.
Arthur b. Hitchcock, baritone; and Ar,
John n. Berry. bassO; and they dellghted
their audience with many gems Of quartette
music. Their rendition Of Remember
Now Thy Creator" (RhOdes) was master
piece of shading and expression, and won
deserved paudIts.
The piece gave an insight into chanting
seldom heard South. From the sublime TO
the ridiculous their "EXtrayaganza' was
equally pleasing. lt was satire ON
italian opera, and admirably well rendered.
Each member of the quartette sang solo,
the SONGS OF Mr.. Norris and Mr. Want be-
ing especially enjoyable. Both numbers
required an artist to sing them, and both OF
the singers showed good talent.
Mr.. Clarauce \. Marshall accompanied
the soloists. and aquitteb himself excel
lently. His well m0dulated and pleasing
expression added much TO the melodies,
and enhanced no little the pleasures OF the
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09

her death VIII be regretted by a wide circle
OF friends and acuuaintances. Mrs. Pleas
ants has many friends and relatives in Rich.
mond.
Miss Mollie Benton. an eyed lady resld.
ing 0n Byrbe street, fell over the shaft Of a
buggy on Saturday afternoon, and fractured
her arm.
Mr.. James Hawkins, night foreman at
the tobacco factory Of the Nenablc Tobacco
company, was quite severely burned about
the head and arms This morning,
There were about three hundred people a (
Granite Grove, ia Dinwiddie county, to-
night - witness a sparring tournament be-
tween William LavlOn. Of Petersburg, and
George lsaacs, of Richmond. The referee.
Mr.. J.. V. Farley, decided that the match
has been won by MIR. Layton. There was
nc purse. but the winning man took the gate
receipts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
s,rno. iYiih a nntchet.

Mr.. Richard II. Fox, OF the firm OF Fox x
Rider. commission merchants, No. li26
east Main street, was arrested Yesterday
charged with striking Mr.. J. NJ. Granger
with "A hatchet 1t seems that during a
produce auction AT FOX's store Granger ana
Fox became involved in dispute
as 10 some sale that had been made. Epithets
were used, AID Fox picked up a hatcheI
and struck AT Granger. The blow was
war,lod of. the latter receiving a cut ON the
hand. The case will be tried at the Police
toula TODAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Terrible Freight Wreck ON the Baltimore
and Ohio.

WHEELING, W. VA, Sept. s. \ terrible
freight wreck occurred at the Broad Tree
tunnel on the Baltimore an Ohio railroad,
early this morning. Two fast freights col
lidsd at the entrance to the tunnel, ana both
engines and ten cars We're wrecked and
burned up. The official report Of the coils
ion received by the Baltimore and Ohio peo-
pie in Baltimore state that no one was
killed. The injured are: Engineer ID. kel
ly, right leg broken and burned about the
face: Engineer Charles Lithke, slightly in
iured by jumping; Fireman Lee, badly
scalded about the face and body, and Brake
man l.0uden. seriously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
BASE BALL.
Reuits of the Various Games flayed
Yesterday.

Reults of the Various Games Played
Yesterday.
National League. 49, At Philadelphia
Philadelphias, 4; Brooklyns, 8.
At Chicago: Chicagos, :; Pittsburgs, 3.
At New York New lOrks, 6; BOstOns, q.
Called at end Of eleventh inning, darkness.
At Cincinnati: Cincinnati-Cieyeland.
no game, rain.
Players League.--At Boston: BostOns,
Is; New lOrks, q.
At PittsDurg: Pittsburgs, q; Clevelands,
1.
At Buffalo: BunalOs, ,; Chicagos. ..
Called at end Of eighth inning, darkness.
At Brooklyn: Brooklyns, !; Philadelphias,
).
American Association. AT Philadelphia
Athletics, ,; Toled0s, ..
At Syracuse; Columbus game called at
fourth inning, rain.
At Rochester: i;ochesters, !; St. Louis. j.
At Baltimore: Baltimores, 3; Louisvilles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-09
WYTHEVlLLE.
Hon. John =. Buchanan Opens His Cam
paiEn in NYthe.

WNTHEvILLE, Va. Sept. Special. r.
Hon. John 4. Buchanan, who was unani-
mously nominated boy the Democratic Cor
vcntion Of this district 10 bee his own sue
cc~sOr iu Congress, opened the political
campaign in this county to-day with rOu~-
ing speech. lie was listeneG ID 10y large
and appreciatiYC audience. Much surprise
is expressed at such interest exhibited in
the campaign this early i'm the action. with
50 effective a speaker and efficient repre-
sentative a. John 4. Buchanan; SO uniyer-
sally a popular candidate for the senate as
MAJOR i. c. Green. and so active a county
chairman as Mr.. A.. Campbell, we expect
Oid " ythe 20 Out-do herself THIS fail.
The Republicans also had meeting TO-
day 10 elect delegates for the convention
which will bee held at Pulaski to nominate
candidates for Congress and the senate.
The general opinion here is that Mr.. Mills,
of Scott county, will be their candidate for
Congress.