LOCAL DoINas.

CITY ELECTION.
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CITY ELECTION.
The following gentlemen were elected men,
bers of the Boards of Aldermen and Common
Council Of this city, at the election held last
monday:


FIRST WARD.


Alderman-JoHN ID. BARCLAY.
Common Council-CHAs. A. DAVIS, GEO.
w. HARNESS, SAMUEL SToTr.


SECOND WARD


Alderman-JoHN WILSON.
Common Council-JAs. F. HALLIDAY, LEWIS
JOHNSON, 8. d. KING.


THIRD WARD.


Alderman-JoHN w. MAuRY.
Common Council--JoHNT T. Towers, SAMUEL
BACON, SAMUEL BuKoHE.


FOURTH WARD.


Alderman-JAMEs ADAMS.
Common C0uncil-B b. FRENCH, PETER
BRADY, JOHN KEDGLIE.


PIFTH WARD.


Alderman-J. G. FITzPArRIcE
Common C"uncii-J L. MADDOX, J. w.
JONES, J. VAN REswIcK.


SIXTH WARD


Alderman-MARMADUKE DOVE,
Common COuncil--ALExANDERL LAWRENCE,
VI. n ULMER, ana JAMES CULL.
The meetings of the FREEMENs' VlGILANT 7 A
SOCIETY, for the last three weeks, have been crowd
cd. The praiseworthy efforts IF Judge WILLIAMS OF
Iowa, have brought numbers every meeting The duty
which they owed themselves, their families, their
country, and their God About two hundred have
signed the pledge since he has been with Us.
The Oh KING ExEcuTED The jury in the case
Of tho PEOPLE vs.. KING ALCOHOL. on last Tuesday
evening brought in verdict o murder in the first de-
gree Judge SAvAaE Immediately passed sentence;
which was that the prisoner be burnt. After which
the prisoner made confession, partly acknowledging
the business Of the sentence, which made known
to the audience by the Rev. Mr.. MArcHrrT The
sentence was then carried into executon-the prisoner
being represented in quart Of the hard stuff and eig-
teen bottles of hampayne about ten years old. We
are promised copy of the confession for publication
next week. Thus has ended this interesting trial,
which has occupied the attention of the community
for the last SIX months The principal having been
disposed Of the will now go on with the trials Of
accessories, which, we understand, are numerous.
On this occasion there was one of the largest and
most orderly gatherings have ever had.