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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
STATR C0NYRNTI0N-


The fourth Monday q January next Is
the day named for holding State Con-
ventiOn Of Wings 10 Jackso6s W. most.
sinces pc Ga. ye county TIE
State u rep and We 5fge i
apon ever good Wing 10 Ia, fbs propef
step to secure this. The tines require
action-and while our Van Buren oppo-
nenls arc stTaning every nerve 70 nQld
on to what they have, il is proper, also
that we should make some cxertiOu to
hold out oNh. d UNDERSTANDING 10 .
State Convention we can know precise
y our strongest men for Congress, Cover
nor anl Siala Office and nominaiiOn
made by that body every good STATE ights
Wing win heartily respond to at the ballot
box. Lowndes county viii, we trust, be
fully represented, and, as far as we arc
concerned, We heartily agree With the call
6f : Many Whigs''s for 2 County Con-
yention TO be held on Saturday, December,
9th.
g' ABOLITION.
The vote for Bradish, the Wing Aboli,
ton candidate for Lieulenant Governor
Of New York, as apowerfui evidence thai
his sentiments are not in good order with
the Wings and we think the mouths of
those who are charging our party as being
ihe Abolition party will be stopped. The
vote in the city stands thus:
Tracy, ". B.. I9,54s
Bradish, 1926
aa saE
$40
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

A PIPE.-Happy looking critter amt
he. with that are little, short, black pipe in
his month! The fact is, squire, the mo-
ment a man takes a pipe he becomes a
philosopher; lis the poor mans friend; it
Gains the mind, sooths the temper, and
makes man patient under trouble. 1t
has made more good men, good husbands,
kind mothers, indulgent fathers, and hon.
est fcllers, than any other blessed thing In
this universal world. Indgians always
buried pipe and skin Of tobacco with
their folks, in case smokin' should be the
fashion in the next world, that they might.
MT go unprovidcd. Gist look at him; his
hat has no crown in it, and the rim hangs
loose By the side, like the bale ola bucket.
His trousers and jacket are all flying in
tatfers of different colored patches. He
has one old shoe on one foot, and an I'M
tanned n1occason on t'other. He amt had
his beard cut since last shearin', and he
looks as shaggy as a yearlln colt. And yet
you see, the critter has rakish look, too.
That are old hat is cooked on one side
quite KNOWN, he has both hands in his
trousers pocket as If he had sometfin'
worth feelin' there. while one eye shut too,
on account ofthe, smoke, and the other
standin' out Of the way of it as far as It
can, makes him look like bit Of wag.
A man that didn't smoke cou 'dn't do that
now squire. You may talk about fort.
tude, and patience, and Christian resigna-
ton. and all that sort of things, till yon'er
tired; I have seen it, and heard tell Of it,
| too, but / never knew an instance yet
where It did not come little grain heav.
Ter or sour out Of The oven. Philosophy
is Ike most other guests I've seed; it likes
to visit them as keeps good tables, and
thought has some poor acquaintance,
it amt more nor half pleased 10 be seen
waikiki lock and lock with them. But
smokIn' .-Sans Slick. -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

tt te Court Of Kings
Benchof Quebec Districts wife sued her
husband FOE q separation deben ct dn corps
one Of The grounds SET up being, that
she did not understand one word Of French
and that her partner, to whom she had
been married fora space Of four da5s, was
equally Ignorant 81 he Eng ISL lan6uagel
The woman obtained judgment Il Der ia-
Vor.- tetec 1fd1scTlt.
ibis s cutie q beW ground q dissolve
the marriage coniEact We have heard
Of divorce for onpaiibIlIig of tenper
but never Before ofoDe FER incp
81 Sc tongues The Court should
auifea So think whit medip me-
court bod been iyppld
seem s1nable that mean
,eh en s'ed ffe parlies % come loeefhs
er, might e held equal q tie task 81
keeping them together. N York Con.
h6psFsef
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

gsn.S. G. Lcakin, De Mayor loct 81
Baltimore, uceead lbe honorable Con.
StM. Saif lotmaHy q Selnior ~ Con-
Press from tie State 81 Aaryland. Cen
Smith retired from Office On the lsl inst.
hi tic ago 81 s6, having served the citi'
zens Of Baltimore four years.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTE. firsl
lecture Of the season was delivered IL AZ
oyeFfloWing audience, On Friday evening
a their Han, corner Of eighth and Chest.
nut streets, Philadelphia, 81 ]. ii. GIN.
DLER. The subject was, the general al
vantage Of literary associations, which tl,e
lecturer occupied nearly two hours in
speaking upon with much enthusiasm ana
interest 20 delighted auditory. We are
gfatliled that these literary treats com.
rlepee the long evenings before is with
s. much eelat, and regarding ouch eiFoF &
e among the moral and intellectual lioats
& ihe day. We BID them God speea a
TIC race ct science and the mafeB ~
mind Conn.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

On fho ght - ~ e
tables n Tie rear 81 Rronnaa H6tei.
Lexington, Ky. welo dQtrved s. Ere
and sixteen stare horses c0nsf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

Contrary to every expectation, WING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
.N'OY'kSE'

\ IL lion Will be presented 10 the next Je
n glsl''ufe OF Virginia, praying for new county
out OF paris OF Amherst and Bedford. living and beinG
IN the upper end Of sand county, and beiwceuthe To-
b1oco Row and Blue Ridge Northumberland also a
meeting al the citizens friendly To division of sand
county viii meet at Richard j. Pryor's Tavern, Ped
lar Mills, on Saturday the 20h of October NEXT and
on Thursday the 25th OF the same month at Wauph's
teIfy, nj Which places map OF said county will be
presented To the citizens, designating It's boundaries,
mountains, roads, &c, &c.
Au,.27. IN
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NOTICE.

WAS committed to the jail OF Grayson county
w on the 18th day of January last, negro man,
ave, five feet six inches high, stout made aud Of
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry, and
says he belongs to a Mr.. Bailey seems to be ac-
quainted i'll Lynchburg and Buchanan, where he
says lie engaged in driving ateam. The own
cr is requested to come aud prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law.
j. JENNINGS, Jaor
June 3m
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.s,Iil Isl. fs.sS.

Nv T. have this day associated with us IN the Nil
w ling and Tobacco business, MIR. John S.
nghorDc-tlle business will hereafter be done by
Langhoflc, Bunon 3 I.a0chorac.
HENRY :. LANGlIORNE,
ID. ". 81 RION,
john. LANGllORNE.
Corn will be ground at ihc AIlls IN Lynehburs,
Tor one sixteenth I-l6) Persons living at a dis
sance aud sending large quantities H. need not aIprc-
hend detention, we have an abundance OF water,
and will give them immediate despatch We shall
he enabled 10 furnish customers with .rauily
Flour by the Isl OF next week. aud shall keep CON
s,antIy on hand ior retail, Flour NJ, al and OGa.
H., i. x IANGiiOR Ne.
Aug. y. lo3S
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.Vp1xCE TO FEFYTEh<

.~ THE undersigned, residing in Browns
nv burg Va. is DESTROYS of dispoSng Of his
~ entire establishments. consisting OF all tie
Il, lis requisite IN the Hating business in
excellent ORDER nd a lease to the shop which he
now occupies Tn, 'ocation is excellent one--in
a wealthy and good n, ,hborhood:-or he would
form partnership with Il @speciable young man.
who thoroughly understands hls BUSINESS, and is OF
steady industrious habits.
JACOB CLINED1NST.
Aug. 80. 81
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JAMES IL. WATTS.
,JT'TDK.t'K;H' 1T L.IU.,

XETIBT., in future. in addition to the counties oil
w Botctourt and Roanoke, practice IN the Sh-
pcror and County Counts Of the county of Franklin
Business entrusted to his care, will receive prompt
attention. lis address is Bis Lick, Roanoke conn-
~, Va.
August ani
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INN MN
- $3.50
o. "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,'

Is published semreekiy fererV Hoaday and 7hsdoyJ
-Four Dollars per payable IN ddrancc. No smbscrip
ten be rcccired fora shorter period than sir months and
paper gH be dscoancd fercep al The discretion OF he
Editors until all arrcoraces are paid.
nPADFER TfSEHEN TSinsertcdat 30 cents per square
iess for he first seoa and j. cents for erery subc.
gscnt Insertion.
ITJOB PRINTING executed acatiy and efpcoiitionsiy
nd on reasonable
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Aug. -
WIS IL TO NOTIFY the heirs of Thorn,

- - ~ NOs1fh the htliS OF thomas
johnson, deceased, and all other pcrso ms
interested mat once more appoint the 18th day Of
october, 1888, to meet them the office of Chswe II
Dabncy Esq in the town of Lynchburg, FOR the pur-
pose OF paving them the balance the money that is
IN my hands belonging the sand estate when shall
expect the lcgaiccs TO give reiunding bonds with
good security. Also. all persons having demands a
ganSi the sand estate notified 10 tfug them for
ward by O'Clock on that day. or before.
BENZ. TA!IAFERRO
Administrator of Thomas Johnson deed.
Aug. 81. In
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DIN. KF.TF T. ;
AROMATIC PILES.

They cleanse the blood those disorders female
constitution, for which the Pills ciccua spec tic
thy free circulation, reform the irregular operations
the Sungunfous y strm,-rcyiyr and establish the de-
sired healthy habits aud restore 10 the pall oountenance the
notnral glow Otheai and good spirits.
Married ladies will iud the Pills equally useful except in
Of pr acN, wncn They Ha~t not BE- tukcn-ucuhcr
they be taken by persons of hectic coasumpt,c
habits.
Price - 20 aboX.
- None genuine unless signed l}e ont le printed
wrapper by the sole PROPRIETOR r. klDDE the
late Dr. CONWAY. For sale vii, all the ether Conway
Medicines, at his Counting Room, No -, door
kdcrs Drug Store, corner al Count aud Hanover Streets,
Concert Hall oson anl by is special appointment,
"y il ,N T2' n,ii''lS,5 Agents, r,nelbrr..
Large discount to those who bu, 10 Sc n ngain.
April Ii I'm
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Consumption,
1sHma ! anil C0i0,I.H j.!

that long train of diseases which seems grow ith
! tue growth OF civilized society, CONSu uPGlON takes
the lead IN It's relentless nroad upon human life. Improper
neglect in the timely administration of simple and saludfv
rcmedics sure 10 he rposed hv dreadful succession
consumpNc s,mpumopprcss Of the hrcnt erccnlsh
and bloody sptouleeratcd lung and hectic
led eNtrcmitcs. and general cmariaon of the wlulr body,
prosration strength flushed chrckswor feet aud ees
and last. in possession OF the mental fac nlts aud While
hope still whispers hon laterns ucscod cNtrcmitcs and
n premature death.
For the various of this complaint of the mo- APP
proved remedies vet discovered, is
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1862 ACRES nFLSyD
TAk Up

MMs.-7glT-r ~; i Frederick II. Davies ofthe
MNAM NIrNtG.aI3A county of Bedford, at his mill,
lHTSYaA&sIY mean James river. red x white
INK VIZ COW, marked with slit and
ogGusy ssSc~;u.. over keel the right ear,
, right horn off, believed to be
oo, ana appraised to fifteen dollars and a half.
RDDERICk Ii. DAVIES.
Aug. 81 o.
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The exceedingly powerful. and Vet equally safe and nno-
preparations has effected thorough RAPID cures upou
patients supposed have been ad, anccd in coinncd CON
sumption, and who have exhibited the appearances which
usually Indicate "A fatal termination o the disorder
Price 81 ior whole boxes, oi 30 pills cents for half
do. OF II pills, with dircc tons.
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.Y'OIES'E.

1 FORWARN ALL PERSONS from trading
I for OF taking. an assignment OF a note executed
by me To Willis Bocock for SID, the note was
obtained without valuable consideration
BARNETT FINCH, Jr.
August % St.
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Trust Sale.

1TWNF 'SNlC.
X virtue of a deed of trust, executed On the 9th
uay OF January, ISIS, by Anthony North Jr to
'ie Undersigned and George p. Richardson to Sc
I , ueot due 10 Sposwocd d. Crenshaw, the un-
,S" 's one OF the trustees named in the SAID
deed, will expose to sale at pnbc amct,on helnro ,ho
bnrg, the '0 Wv" u ~ "'"-
Lot Of Ground,
lying on sixth street in The said town. conveyed Inv
me sad deed. The sale will take ,,cc on 10 is,J,
Gay OF September next, and will be for CASH A.
""s As trustee shall only sell aud convey such tide
20 Is vested IN me by the said deed of trust
Aug. 81 AZ i'o M
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AF.4'D EOK -. EEE,

IN PURSUANCE of a decree Of the county
L Court of Amherst. prononnc ad at hec"mhnr term,
1887, in the of Davies, &c. against Dawes &C.
We, the Undersigned commissioners WILL on
Thursday, the 18Th day of September next. II fair, if
not the next fair day thereafter (Sunday exceplcd)
proceed to sell, by way Of public auction upon the
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\ 5raCt OGIIaIld,

LIVING in the immediate nciglborhood Of the Buf1a
loe Springs, and contains by estimation, $50 Acres:
ilr portion Of winch IS Tobacco Land and of
Tine quality. reside near the land and will show ii
TO any person dcsirous 10 purchase.
Terms LIBERAL and viii be made known on the lay
of sale. ADDISON TALlAFEREO
August % 1oOS
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iiDl'CATI0I.

'I1llE next Sc s>ion of the subscribers SCHOOL.
L will commence Monday the Sd of Sep,em
Der. :. HEEFERNAN
August 90 81
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more or less, portion of which is cleared and
about three hundred Acres unclearcd and well TIM
bclcd, aud some very fine ToTACCo LAND TO clear.
| There Is also fine situation Tor a Mill with water
sufficient to turn any kind of Machine within few
hundred yards OF the mouth OF Pc 4lar. The Land
will be shown 10 any person on persons that wish
10 purchase by applying TO Whiting Davies, resd-
ing two miles above Bethel.
The terms of sale viii be one, two and three
years credit, the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal security, and the title of the
Land retained until all the SAID bonds are wholly
discharged.
WHITING DAVIES,
ADDISON TALlAFERRO,} 0' 10
August2 I'm
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II. w. Il J. J. FRY,

wholesale Groccrs and Eorwn rding Merchants,
RICHMOND, Va
VIE subscribers are now reCcsIng their Fall
supply of GOODS. which have been pur
chased before the late advance IN many articles, con
slslng in part the following:
900 hhds St. Crox I and \ q Sugars
100 boxes double and single refined do
l35 binds. PUNE retailing Mo,sscs
20 do sugar house do
30 barrels y o do
1000 bags green Rio Coffee
800 do " Lagulra do
900 do old white do
200 do superior old lava do
100 do leap ST Domingo do
90 or casks sweet Malaga Vine
80 do ) Madeira do
% do old Madeira do
800 kegs Richmond Cumberland Nails
1000 SIDES good and damaged Sole Leather
10000 lbs Richmond X Petersburg Cotton Yarns
Al Factory prices, with a large and extensive ,aiiet,
oi other articles TO suit the Country trade
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

without SefHfiiy and What security have the po"f to
give " In France. the same writer, II you want
credit YOU cannot obtain it, but II ,"u do not want
II, II Is offered"
think what have hitherto sad sniho'cn''y ae-
counts or the great peculiarly Of our banking Syse"
which is. the very small proportions al specie to
deposits and bank cncnlaicn. THIS has hardly ever
amounted In the halt of what has been thought ne
ccssaiN ~ England. that ~ IL say. Que 4" three
cur circulation never in sonndcf c"hdili"h
than III 1880 indeed there never ~ my opihlon
a none perfect circulation III any country. Nteo'
ding 10 Mn. Galatians estimate al 1t, . IT STOOD
then,
Bank notes, Shl,ooo,ooo
pcpaslr, 51.o0o.nOO
Specie ~ circulation 10000, 00o, 900
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ALSO DAILY EXPECTED,
1000 sacks best Liverpool Sack Sal

They have established a House at West Ham Il
facilitate the shipping aud To forward Goods.
II. W. x J. ]. FRY.
Aug. -. aI.
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pebl.IIl( Al.
LIE TIER OF MIR. IEGAEE.


10 HIS Efeciionrg Pierce Butter Goreraor ot SouH
Caroiiad, on Hc Sub TiedStag question
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THOUGHTS Currency and Banking in tin United States,
p. 63.
full and redundant currency, whni'vcr disorders
might accompany it, has seldom tailed 10 produce good
Laws .ccmc tho dIsn instance of IN
tins way any where be with, attended with per
uiau1ut ben, tit to lrauce.-Soe Thornton,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
4 TRACT OF LAND,

y. lying on James aud Pedlar Rivers. be-
:" longing to The estate of Nicholas Dawes,
- decd, confirming about
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lie Ant llCuiS have The utmost dll IN
is blind confidence, Ion II have had dsSign,iS
they have had their continental mo.ey and it would be
necessary their history r find their banks flmq
1t is confidence founded upon cur
age, the result of reflection thrvnlIcr H. De IL.
Carey. Credit system Of France Great Brlnn aud the
Emitted States.
Here is a beautiful illustration Of what is stated in I'm.
text heya liert. H., ll2.
Society says 10 the poor in America, labor And il
business should be aennst 'o aud should al Will
speedily bf re- failure is considered wound
received III battle " not cause IOu To lose esteem
confidence provided fon have always been temperate and
gnlar good elm ti4l, md i1ithnl h-bt4d
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-08-18
FLORIDA BANKS.

The good people of Alphabetical and
the contiguous country, have been thrown
into considerable excitement by the failure
of the West Florida Bank and commercial
Bank. Both Of these institutions had been
purchased by plausible scoundrel, named
Hugh Stephenson, who made use of the en-
tire control which he exercised over them
to get as many Of their notes in circulation
as possible, and then decamped with the
proceeds of his speculaton--He was how
ever, overtaken at st. Josephs, and put in
limbo. probably he may receive the pun
ishment he merits, but the unfortunate hold
ers of his bills will never see the cash they
promise on their face to pay. How man
without means was enabled to buy the char
ters of two banks, or how the former own
ers could make an honest sale to him we
are at loss to imagine but the ease with
which this magnificent swindling operation
was performed, affords another illustration
Of the defect of Banking systems, and of the
necessity of remedying them.-SoutheyA
Messenger.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-08-18
g1Mla NEWS
DESTRUCTIVE STORM.

Baltimore was visited with most violent
storm on Saturday. The weather had been
more than ordinarily sultry through the day,
the thermometer also showing that the ac-
tual heat was as great as any through the
season. AT about o'clock in the evening,
the wind suddenly sprang up from the west
ward, which in a few moments ragged with
the force of hurricane. The rain poured
in torrents for short time, and the light.
ming was singularly constant and vivid
The effects were most disastrous.
The large new warehouse on Donnells s
warf, belonging to the Messrs, Donnell was
blown down, and several persons killed and
many wounded. About enc hundred new
ly arrived German emigrants had taken
shelter in the building nearly at the moment
the disaster occurred. Three have been
taken from the ruins most horribly mutila-
ted, and seven badly wounded.
Two Schooners, of which the Cambridge
packet was one, were upset in the river at
what is called ghe Middle Ground. A num-
Der of boats put of Immediately from the
shore, to the assistance of the crews and
passengers, and were successful in saving
all but one person.
Part of the Railroad Bridge at Canton was
blown down.
The large Saw Mill, near the bridge, was
also torn to the ground.
Mr. Shaw, keeper of the Light house, at
tbs Larzaretto, was returning home from
the city IN carryall, and was very serious
ly injured.
Many trees in the western part of the CT
ty were torn up by the roots, or huge
branches severed from their trunks.
Spirit Of the Times.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-08-18

The Remains Of Napoleon.-Thc Sic
Gle, Of Paris, saws, that one of the objects
of Marshal Soult's mission to England was
to obtain permission to remove the remains
of Napoleon to France and in this, it is
said, he has succeeded, with the aid of the
Duke of Wellington. 1t is stated further,
that the Prince de Joinvile is to proceed 10
St. Helena, in command Of frigate, having
on board a soldier from every regiment in
France, and that the remains are 10 be de-
posted under the column of the Place Ven
dome, with solemn religious ceremonies, at
which the Duke of Wellington will be III
vited to be present, II has long been the
aim of the admirers of Napoleon (and al
Frcnchmen are entranched with his glory
to get his remains from St.. Helena, and 10
deposit them in the Place Vendome, in the
heart of Paris. Probably Louis Philippe
would strengthen his dynasty more by that
movement than by any other he could
make.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-08-18
From the Ly coming Gazette,
MILITARY MEETING.

At a meeting held in pursuance of public
notice at the Washington house in the Bor-
ough of Williamsport, on Friday the 27th
day of July 1898, for the purpose of max
ing preparations for Military Encampment
near this place.
On motion.
J. X. FREDERICK, was appointed
Chairman, and
john G.. DUITcH, Secretary.
1t was resolved-That the Encampment
should be held at or near the Borough of
WiIliamsport, on the 25th doy of Septem4
Der 1898.
ReSOlUed-That there be Committee of
FIVE to give Invitations to the Volunteers of
this and neighboring Counties, to join in tho
Encampment, whereupon.
Col. A. V. Parsons, Col. G.. Seller, Maj.
r. Fleming, Capt. John Cowden and Lieut.,
John Grafus, were appointed Committee
for that purpose.
Re8oived-That Committee of arrange
ments consisting Of thirteen, be appointed,
whereupon,
Lieut.. Hyman, Capt. Newcomer, Lieut.
Hoffman, Wilson Wilkinson, H. ID. Heyl-
man, r. E. Hughes, George Fesler, Thos.
Davis, Mathew Hammond, Hyman Fulmer,
Godfrey Lenheart, Leonard Ulmer, were
appointed for that purpose.
Res0lUed-That Committee of three be
appointed to address the adjutant General
upon the subject of furnishing the necessa-
ry Camp Equipage, whereupon.
Col. A. V. Parsons, ]. K. Frederick, and
Col. c. Seller, were appointed Commit
tee for that purpose.
ReaolUed-That the sale Of ardent spirits
on or near the ground Of encampment be
prohibited, and that the Law forbidding
the sale thereof will be faithfully enforced.
ResolUed-That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and published in all the papers
of this county, and those of the adjoining
counties friendly to the encampment.
J. X. FREDERICK, Chairman.
| JOHN G. DUICH, Secretary.