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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-10

c's pay all yourp'o6'.. 'hey pay for Your adver-
nsemeH;. do they not
NJ never thought Of i, before.
/ Squire, We farmers pay Tor you newspaper
Subscriptions also, for every Inou'hful Of bread
You oat, tor The vine You drink, Tor the carriage
You ride IN, and fa' the house you live in.
III Ha, ha, ha
+ As lauebabla MS You think the assertion, II IS
nevertheless true. You pey tot your papers and
buy az these }hngs Nih Tie profits Of your bus-
ness DO YOU not
II We have 10 other means to purchase with.
+ And whom do you make your HIolits out If
but he iarmorst ieubuy our wheat ard corn,
d g ,rue bu where DO YOU get the money!
paii YOU hundred dollars for goods the other
jay, and saw you pgy ten dollar note Of that
very money TO my utighbor, NJ. Sickie, for ten
more tban t,; dallgys n lie one hundred paid
youl -
II. les len pt5 cent IS very moderate
profit.
+ So You make ou'or ME the money tia, you
pad Cor Mr. Sickes wheat Did ! not, then,
pay for your hJeHd
n That IS al laf trade.
+ DO not complain Of il, bui want you 10
understand exactly how Iho maticr IL. You Fed
eral merchants ,alk great dcel abou, what you
DO 70 ihe thrmrrs, when yon neyc, buy thing
iom one farmer tln, y1u DO mol make the money
/ oul ct other farmers topay FOR il. Out Of them
cone all your comforts, all your luNuries, and all
your wealth You wont give Democratic pa
per an advertisement OF subscribe for il, hu, sup.
po.t only Federal papers, and make the farmers
puY lort. Ycur banks do the Same thing, and
thus VIC arc made % pay for the support ct Your
papers as wen as cur avn. We Ike The merch-
ants, ii they viii charge Is a fair profit and be
content with their o0n; bu, after paying lor their
hlead and meat, and all hcy cat and dr!nlS, aud
vcar-thcir newspapers, horsca, carriages, and
/ hauscs--it Il 4 llc tnn upch 10 tell Us We must
i0rnsh money tof their banks TO lend out and
/ iur them 10 borrow, and, because we are un~Ii
! Ing ia do ~, he called Loco Focos, JacobIns
! Jewellers. A3roinus, and al sorts Of ou,landsh
uchnamcs We are nj Mast as honest as you
are aud mol quite 70 s0pll as some Of you think
as, Good bye, Squlte.
NJ believe he Is rght--all comes out Of the
farmers at last But that odious and infamous
/ Sub. Treasury can't stand that, no how,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-11-10
From tho Globe.
FAMILIAR DIALOGUES.


-. a.. c{,l.
..,,,i,, rf,,,,,,-r.
A.a'lla', '''A'.oo - 5'
On pound" 'H2.''A o''e'"o '''.'''H' saa
fafFtf.
NO. v
Aiucput Nc' itIcrd, want 10 ask youa
,gw quasaoas 10 my Wra--w you answer
hcu3
Farmer Cauul.
nj. Why should you and the farmers be oppos.
cd to Lending az, be public money, when you
pas uoue OF ua INTEREST,"
a. IWeaye sJaaJy good reasons which ! +
Naya already gwen lor bong opqascd to IL.
/. ltu unconstitutional, and We would mol
see bc Constitution lololcd 10 make money our
.,Igg., Or d yoa0loy,dcrs q moIoit
p Itsakus oar property Tor your use, aod
makes ibc Government IN instrument to pIuudor
,uc whole people Iot tie benefit q tho bank
Stockholders aud borrowers.
But, Squire, you Say tbe farmers do rot pay
the interest on Vat public money you borrow liom
DIE bauk., Now, say tho lar,negs do puy,t
NJ. The farmers pay It! How 40
y. When Won borrow a thousand dollars Of
tho pubbc money, and buy goods with t. do you
uot make profit jyH2
! NJ Cerwnly-uthctuEe should bo fool %
borrow.
+ iIole do yormahc profit by III
n Bybgmg 'hc goods 10" aud selling them
b.gb.
10 rhom do yoe sen you' goods
M Mostly to thc farmers.
/ J ae "'en you have bought goods "'Ih the
pubiic money borrowed YOU Pun en- Ence high
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-23

TUST received at the Louisiana Furniture Ware
81 ROOMS So Bienvile street, 200 Maple and Cherry
Bedseads first rate article. Also, a good assert
ment of Staple, Walnut, and Painted Chairs, which
will be sold for the lowest cash prices.
w X CARNES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-23

FOR PROVIDENCE.
Fl The copper fastened and coppered big
,GrfW NEPTUNE, Capt. X. l.eavu, having 'ne
A.lG. half of her car go engaged will have DESPATCH
tor balance of freight passage having good accom-
,nodations, apply to the Captain on bSurd, foot of De-
lord street, or TO
CHASE g. DIXEY,
aug11 Custom House.
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EXCURSION

M ANIF0LD LETTER WRiTER-Just received,
I1 un elegant assortment of Manifold Letter Wr-
tiers, some half bound for the Counting House, and
neatly done up ill Morocco cases with backs for
travelling, very useful and convenient article for sale
by& FELT a. CO.,
New York and StatioAers Hall,
1y3I % Charles street
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CARD.
M ATHA NIEI. TOWNSEND having located hiu-
selfin New Orleans Tor the purpose OF transacting
General Agency and Commission business, would re-
specially solicit from the public share OF their pa
tronage.
Having house in Texas, he will atendl" the trans
acting Of any business thai may be desired IN that
country, and will guarantee PROMPT and unremlttcd at
tcn,on TO all business entrusted TO his charge and
faithful application tia accudanIe with instrucuonS) OF
all funds that may INTO his hands,
Office in New Exchange, on Gravier stree opposite
to Rev MIR Clapp's church, aud adjoining Gbson's
reading room. sign oil the TeXian Consulate
New Orleans, November -, 1887.
:Rcferemces.
Nessrs HiIlvcr Bush u Co. Nov, Yorl;
Burr Wukemsn,
Alvarez FISK, Natchez, Miss.
X NJ StroIh ST LouI-, Mo.
John L Or Y. Louisville, Ky.
Dc join A oIce e, iiopkrnsville, hy. m28 TN
FIREMENs INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS,
Office No. "a Musson's Building,
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JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
PROSPECTUS.

fkOSIECl US.
TIL subscriber proposes to publish, in the be-
ginning of the ensuing winter Condensation Of
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series of
Martins Louisiana Reports, to be comprised in four
volumes, $40, according to the model of Peters,
Condensed Reports.
This work is now in preparation by j. Burton
Harrison, Esq, of this city, assisted by William +.
Brand, Esq. The Editor is also permitted by
distinguished retired Judge of the Supreme Court,
and by one Of the sitting Judges, to expect from
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience.
Such work is becoming every day more me-
cessury, the original is volunnous, expensive,
and source. An increasing curiosity too is mani.
fest in the other States of the Union in reference
TO the peculiar Jurisprudence of Louisiana; and the
circumstance of the numerous principles here de>
cided in the adjustment of conflicts Of laws, makes
the knowledge of our adjudged cases Of prime utiG
lily 10 the jurists of the whole Union. Moreover,
the rising republic of Texas has adopted our codes
and thus there isl great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating tho parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those in the
authoritative forums of tho other States will
he added to each
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
and will be delivered, bound 10 subscribers at SsG
per vol; in case it should be found practicable to
compress it into three volumes, the price to sub.
scribcrs will be ST per vol.
Subscriptions received by
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It.
EUST received per late arrivals from New York,
~ fresh aud fashionable assortment Of HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
of the public St,le of beaver hats Of supcriui
finish. fine texture rc and beautiful ius re- also IL
fine plain Russia hat OF superior quality; and also
81 cmd article Of silk hat, togetl er with general
sornent manunctu ed by himself, expressly Tor this
market wholesale and retail
NV OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
n. City and country dealers are invited to call.
&
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NEW MUSIC-She wore a wreath of oscs; Ellen
Tree; Look forth my iairest; The Spirit Come
sing Your lesson, The heath this night List the lay u
the Gendolier The lady leaves the banquet hail. Ma
pGeons midnight review. Just received aud for sale
ut b CASEI'S,
np2I pinnnfnrte and Nnslr
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CARPENTERS Fluid Extract Of SarsapariRa-
~ and all other Carpenters Preparations, received
lately by BONNABEL.,
jy2l cor Tchoupitoulas Y Nalclcz SITS.
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4 REAUTlF1Tl head of hair Is tn" granhest ofpa
=" menl belonging ia the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF il changes the counenance, and prema
turev irings the appearance Of old age. which Ii;
many 10 recoil NJ being uncovered and sometimes
To shu. society avoid tl,r tests aud snees OF
their ncnun'l tnn"e: the remainder nf tfe lives
srquentlv spout in refinement. In short even The
loss Of property fs the thinking vonth with
TINT neavv sinking gloom as does the loss of bis hair
fnarcr NIL these unrcn circumstances 0l'ridcc'
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on The,
FIRST application and few bottles it again. 1t
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskefS: prevents the
nar from tnrrin" makes il cIr hcanriiully and
frees it from Scnrf Numerous certificates of the first
fespectolitv in support of the virtues of Oldridgei
Balm, are shown by the rroprletcr'
~ Read the iollowing:-
Robert Wharton, Esq late Mayor Of Phndclph
has certified NAV he seen below, to the high chara
tcrof he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that we have used
the Balm If Columbia discovered by ] Oirilge, uud
have found il highly servicenhe not only rs preventive
agins, the falling of of hair, but also certain
tive
WILLIAM THATCHER. Senior,
Methodist Minister in IT Gesrgc clarse.
No%G North Fifth ST.
JOHN P lNGLIS, 3?l Arch street.
JOHN d THOMAS, NJ d, 1G3 Rucest
JOHN FlREl ,lol Spruce street.
IUGH McCURDY. 2t3 South Cd st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l23 Arch street.
1t is known that three of the above signers are more
than 30 years Of age, and the others not less than 80.
From the Mayor.1
Commonm ealth OF Pennsylvania. I
City of PHILADELPHIA,
|, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of philnde.
thiu, do hcreh, certify thar am well acquainted with
NIessrs P lnglis, John : Furc', and High NJ Curdv
hose signed to the above certificate ,tut they
are geusnhC OF character and responsibility, and us
such full credit should he given the said certificate.
in witness VIII 'rcof ! have bereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the city To be fixed, this
9th day Of December, &c.
r.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that cnrh bottle ofthe Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper Oh which is represented
the Falls Of niagara, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for hnv
rcu. \O2 Fletcle' street, Maiden Lane, bne door
below Pearl street, and by most druggists and permers
through h. country.
&. A
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A CARD.
TVNIiE undersigned have opened house in this city
IL for the purpose of tranSacting
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
OFFICE, No. 10 GRAvIER STREET, up STAIRS.
ii LEVY.
The house at Grand Gulf Miss, will be continued
in the above name.
References
godfrey G L Mi',afd & s"1'' New Orleans La.
IL B Hill Il Co. Louisville Ky.
John NJ Gilmore, Ncksburg, Miss.
Mui[ 5e c",r&s" ce, \ Co Grad Gulf Miss.
Sas Lillurd, NatchcH, Miss.
New Orleans, July l., 1855. jyl2
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DOSIN DFOSS-70 bbls rosn dross, landing and
III for sale by JTHA\ Err II Co,
jy IA "A Poydrus street.
TAVE & SCHAFFERS COMPOUND Fluid Elk
~ tract of Sarsaparila, for the cure of obstinate
eruptions of the skin; pmples pustules of the
face; biles which arise from impure state Of the
blood; scaly cru ptons; pnins in he bones; chronic
rheumatism; terter; scrofuia, kings evil; white
swelling; syphilitic discusses, aud all disorders
arising from an impure stute of the Blood by long
residence in hot climate, the lnjudicous use of
mercury.
Also, Cave g. Schaff,r's Worm Syrup, IT,
FAINT Prcservatvc: the best preparation extant.
Among which are the tollowing:-lndun Dye,
for coluring tho hair; Bears Oh; Russian Bears
Grease; Pomatum; ichaws FrecHle WASH
perior Pearl Powder Lily White; Cream Of Roses;
Vegetable Rouge; Otto of Rose; Lip Salve; kre-
oste Tooth Wash; Carbonic Dentrtice; Orange
Flower Water; Powder Putis AMI Boxes; Amer
can Charcoal neatly put up in four ounce viaIs;
Preston Salts; Cologne; kreosoto Icoth-achc
Drops; Hair Brushes; English Dressing Comts-
Indian Hair Oil;-with variety of other Pcria-
mcries &c. For sale by
l. w GLENN'S PERFUMERlES.
J TRlNCHARD,
Corner of Canal and Bourbon streets
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a,o,ce of change of policy in the |
" .-..;on in respect to the Banking lnsuiu-
',1 tho oredt system OF the country, winch
u'"' .I;.,ely followed Mr. Biddles late Letter or
'l''. nasumpion of specie payments, has proved to
Wv .,,nsory. Many people imagined from the intro
W '',;on If Hamer's Resolution, Secretary Wood
.s.,s short letter to somebody in N. York, Mr.
Kirgs Resolution in the Senate for an early ad-
iournment of Congress, and from certain editorials
IN the official papers, that the party in power were
coming to their senses--that they were ABOUT 10
make n political somerset as sudden and as complete
ma that nrelation to the Deposite pet Bank SYSTEM
in short that the Sub Treasury scheme as IL oou'd
not be carried, would be abandoned, and the plan
of Mr. Rives or something similar, adopted. Ger
tain very influential papers in the party as 'ie Ar
banv Argus for instance were evidently mlsied by
these fallaoous indications, and began 10 put ioF'
remarlss f.vorins a sound circulating medium, and
a speedy return of the Banks to motaic 'euon'P
which thev will now of course retract as spec
div nc nossible. These fattering indications have
,o, dis,nnenred Mr.. King and the rest oil the
boue obondoned the idea of adjourning Con.
press earl, in June.-Mr. Hamer refused 10 can up
for action his Resolution, and on similar one oe-
ing introduced by Mr.. Hopkins, the Sub Treasury
ties the real Loco Focos of the House, Hamer a.
qnong the rest, voted against it and deteaedlt' Inc
Resolution simply declared 1t to be the duty OF inc
Government, within its Constitutional limits, 10 ana
the Banks IN resuming specie payments, in regain
ing public confidence, relieving the wants OF the
community and restoring sound circulating me-
dunn. This proposition was secuted and voted
down by the party-the war upon the currency Is
sull to be continued and prosecuted with renewed
vigor-the Sub Treasury Bill will be pushed with
all the influence the Administration wied-the
voice of the People, manifested through the Elec-
tlons-by Legislative Resolutions, in innumerablo
popular meetings, is condemned and dsregarded,
their sufferings OF no eonsequence-the failure
of men of business is still regarded, as proclaimed
by one of their leading journals, as good news.
We have one consolation left, the People will by
and by speak so to be heard.
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NsgATEgGa

In Waterford, of Canker Rash, April 26lh. HAIR
RIEr REBEccA, child ofCapt Abel Goss, year
Lately in the neighborhood of Cornwall, U. e.
Mr. Joseph Tic, at the advanced age of 100 years
He engaged against Wolfe, at the memorable
battle of Quebec, At his decease he left II children,
l09 grand children and II great-granc children, to
well. ..,.
In New York city, April 18th, of consumption,
Mr. Mark F. Field, printer, formerly OF this state,
aged % years le4 l1tr.l .5a, 5,i
In Brookield, 9th ult., Mrs Olive Morse, aged
Al. She died the happy death of the christian.
In NorIhtield 30th uit, widow Sarah Webster,
aged 6S. ...t.. ... t..... .s.,.s BIZ.
In Plainfield, 26th ult Solomon Bartlett, aged
Sian old Pensioner. ' '''t-t Nv ..I'f- 'i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

POLAND The Gar has issued an ukase abolish
ing the distinct existence and the name of Poland,
absorbing the kingdom into Russia, and ncorpora-
ting the Polish troops with his own. The follow
ing is the ukase u. The boundaries of the gov
ernments ofthe Kingdoms of Poland and those of
Lithuana, anclcntly Incorporated with Russia, hay
ing ceased 10 exist. The inhabitants pass lree-
ly from country to the other without asking for
passports at Warsaw or ST. Petersburgh there
TO be no custom houses between the govern
ment Of Russia aud those Of Poland-2. The
of military service for the Polish recruits is 10
be % ears, as in Russia. The children Unmarried
soldiers TO belong to the government, and are to
be placed in its military schoois.-3. The liberty
which the Polish peasants enjoy Of changing their
domicil Is abolished; they to submit to the
same rules Russian peasants.
Such is the end of the unhappy kingdom Of Pol
and
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monuay, NprlI Oh, Ict
[ Renorted for the Boston PATRIOT

Monday, April 30, Io35.
Reported for the Boston Patriot
At market 40 Beef Cattle, yokes Worhns
Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 600 Sheep, and 24U
Swine,
PRIcEs. Beef Cattle--A further advance was
realized, and we quote al % $50; second
quality 80 SIS; third quality % Z 25. ..
Working Oxen-High prices asked; we
noticed the sale of two vokes only at SSS5 and l05
Cows and Calves--Sales made at-$2S, 30,
IS and A.
Swine--Prices have nd"anced Selected Lots
sold a. Lee for Sows, and 9 g for Barrows;
Mt retail &c for Sows, and 1Oc. forBarrows; small
Shonts 10 and l.
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been recovered, is about twenty, MS nearly as yet
has been ascertained, number of persons,
severely wounded have been sent 10 the hospi-
tails, but whose names we have not heard. Que
young man by the name OF Edward Sexton, from
Connecticut, we saw IN an neighboring house,
dreadfully scalded, but his physician thinks he
will certainly get well.
The lower deck Of the boat is entirely under
water and when the boat shall be raised, a very
large number of persons It'll expected, will be
found.
There are no doubt, more persons lost than
we have stated. We conyersed while ago,
with Mr. Broadwell, the Agent of the boat, who
says positively, that there were nnety-ive deck
passengers whose names were entered on the
boat 8 register, at Pittsburgh, Wheeling, and 9TH
er towns on the river above this place, for LOUIS
ville ST. Louis and other places below. Here
then are one hundred and thirty passengers That
must have been on hoard, exclusive of the very
large number who took passage at this place.
The boat was unusually crowded, and Mr.. Broad
we'll thinks the whole number on board, mt The
time Of the accident, cannot be bu; little, W any,
short of THREE HUNDRED persons
From the best information we can gather it
does not appear that more than 80 or 40 of this
number are known to have been rescued 1t is
therefore probable that the whole number dro wn-
ed or destroyed IS Somewhere an The neighborhood
of TWO HUNDRED OR TWO HUNDRED
avn lnihl OR fOhAI tThoONS !
1t is impossible that any accurate detail of the
dead and missing can ever be made, or the pre-
else number ascertained. very large portion
of them were deck passengers, whose humble
sphere in life will preclude the possibility of
! finding ont their names.
These are all the particulars we have as'y yet
have been able to ascertain. The names of sew
eral of the dead bodies found have not yet been
discovered.
The accident has created great deal of ex-
citemeni and distress in the city and the Mayor
has issued proclamation, calling public meet
ing of the citizens al the Council Chamber, this
afternoon, at3 o'clock in order to devise the best
means of ascertaining as near possible, the
number of persons lost, and the extent of injury
in other respects-as well ms to adopt some place
ior hurying the dead
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-05-08

VERMONT ANTI-sLAvERY CoNvENTloN.-In accor.
dance with a Resolution of the State Society the
first Anu-Savery State Convention will be holden,
by Divine permission, in the Union meeting house
at Chester, on Wednesday, the 23d Of May next
Business meeting at o'clock and public exercises
nj 10, A. NJ. A general attendance from all parts
of the State is solicited especially of all friends to
the cause and of oil persons who are willing care
fully to examine The subject.
j, a. ALLEN, Sec'y.
Middlehury, April 10, 1885.
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CATTLE. FAIR

III y fTIT1
IL COUNTY CATTLE FAIR will be holden n I
the Inn of Messrs. VILcox's, ON ST Johnsbury
Plain, on Thursday, the 27ih day Of September next,
al O'clock, a, NJ, for the exhibition of domestic
Animals, domestic Manufactures, and field Crops,
for which di ponih will be given, (signed by the
President and examining Com,pittes( ir the bess
and second best speci ,ens of the following nam
ed articles, viz - lad wa 80 Fa.3 ,lttf fFtt
Working.Oxen. y Joiner and .Cabinet do.
3 years old Steers, Wheat not less than acr.
: q. a., d DO o"fn /. L "#" d DO.
Mich Cows. l654a ,.tt Peas st.'tsI2 do
2 years old IIeifers, Potatoes" &c do.
s'fe 4fa do. ar Rutdbaga " t1-4 do
Calves .e. AZ s.s. NJ Butter g g.. =. l00bs,
I2 wears old Bulls Cheese Z" do
IL 3" do. Full'd NooleD Cloth not
Eve Sheep not less than less than 10 yds f."
10 in number, Flannels do do do
Bucks, '.N '+"'", '#' Blankets,
Shoats less than 2 in Other articles of House
number, rsHt ~ .r. hold Manufactures will
Ploughs, receive due attention,
Iron Manufacture .t ~ 2@'N7 r@
The Ladies respectfully requested to furnish
specimens OF their Handy. work, to make the exhbi
ton interesting and profitable. There wiz be a
Suitable room furnished for the Ladies'. -.t~
The executive Committee fauer themselves that
from Observation-Disclosures OF a generous pubic, they
shall be able to give as an additional premium, for
some of the mostpromnnnt articles exhibited some
30 40 copies OF some very interesting publications,
such the New Eng'a and Farmer Complete Farm
er, Cultivaor, and the Western Farmer. The Con-
uuOpleu Tue SocIeiy provides mat any
person may become member by subscribing his
name TO the Constitution. mo initiation fee to be
paid, TO be assessed, but voluntary contribu
lions for the public g"od). r' esr'"' *v
The following named persons har eibeeD appoint
ed examining Committees, and this is to notify them
of their appointment, and request them attend TO
the duties of their Office the time appointed.
Committee OIen.-Reuben G.. Benton ESQ
Otis Evans, Esq. and Thomas Pierce.
On Steers.--Sewei Bradley, Lambert Hastings 81
Col Peter Lard. .,4tssf f.g'-r
On Heifsrs.-Hil Bradley, Seth Burroughs and
LOREN Kenne. Esq
On B4its,-Gen Stephen Dole Elisha Brown and
David McGregor.
On Sioine.-Capt. Harris Knapp, Charles Mather-
and Benja. Brown Va
On Meep.-Hon. Jacob Blanchard, james Works
and John Armingron, Esqrs
On PIoughs Abel Butler, Welcome Bemiss and
John Galhrath Esqrs.
On Butter and CheeSe,-Levi p. Parks Esq e
phram Chamberlain and Ephraim Jeweu
On Household MANUFACTURES -Erastus Fairbanks,
ESQ. William Smee aud Calvin Morril, Esq.
On Iron Many actureS.-Col Ira Arlington, JEFF
ferson Hosmer and jefferson Cree.
On Fieid Crops-Luther Clark, Esq, Hon. E.
Paddock and Henry Stevens, Esq.
On Miscellaneous .4rtieiGs--Juhn Barney ESQ
DR.. Calvin Jeweti and Clark Cushman, Esq.
Gen E. b. Chase, Charles, Roberts and Jonas
Flint Esqrs MAJ shals.
BY order of The Executive Board
SILAS IIOUGHTON, Secretary.
81 JokasJury, May I'd 1893.
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District Convention.

The Wings of tho Filth Congressional District
and all freemen opposed tho measures of the Ad.
ministration are invited to meet in convention al
DanvIllo Green, on Thursday the 18th day of June
next. a; 10 o'clock for the purpose of nominating
suitable candidate so represent said District in the
next Congress of the United States
ORRlN SMITH, Com for Wash. County.
Il. FAIRBANKS, Caledonia County.
JOHN DEWEY, Essex County.
LEMUEL RICHMOND, Orleans County