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From the Wayne County Chronicle.
UNION COUNTY WING CONVENTION.
CONCLUDED next WEEK.

| A, meeting of the Wing Delegation from tn,
several political Townships Of Union County
Indiana, met at the Court House in Liberty, OF
Saturday, the 2O,h April, 1889, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates to fill the various Coun
~ Offices at the next annual Election, and TO-
appointing Delegates to a Congressional Conven
ton. The following named Delegates appeared
produced their credentials and took their seats
to-wt:
From Centre TownshiP-George Williams
Vincent Rose, Samuel Latimore, Silas Ward, iris
! tram Paddock, and Jethro Barnard.
William Youse, Abraham Nat
ton, Matthias Fosher, James Boyd, William LAT
fin, and Darwin T. Hills.
Harmonv-Daniel Ogden, Ephraim barton
Benjamin Dubois, Israel Kirk and Joseph Thak
Liberty-William Cason, John w. Sco,.
James Lafifin and John >. rum
Observation-Disclosures Davis, Martin MILLER,
Charles W. Hand, and Thomas Maxwell.
Harrison--Samuel Farlow, Abram EsteP,
Thomas Broadway and Isaac Burrows.
Whereupon, on motion, the Hon. Daniel Ogden
was unanimously appointed President, and Will
liam Yousc Secretary.
And thereupon, on motion, Committee, con-
sisting of ono from each Township. was appoint
ed by the President present list of names to
this Conv ention for nomination for the several
County Offices, whereupon the following gentle
were appointed said Committee:
For Centre Township-Sias Ward.
Harmony--Israel Kirk.
Uaion-Thomas Maxwell
Mathematician Estep.
BrownsviIle-Willam Youse.
I.iberty.-Wil!iam Cason.
The Committee retired, and after n short time
reported the names of the following gentlemen,
viz: -
For Representatiyes--Jo B. Rose and Will
liam II. Bennett.
For Sheritf--William Byram.
Fo. County Commissioner-John ). Hunt.
Nhereupon the following gentlemen were u
unanimously chosen from said list. by the Con
vention, as candidates, to-wit:
REPRESENTATIVES,
JOHN B. ROSE.
WILLIAM H. BENNETT,
Sheriff.
WILLIAM BYRAM.
County Commissioner.
JOHN s. HUNT.
On motion, the following Delegates were unan-
irnously appointed to attend a Convention IN this
Con gres.onal District, at such time and place as
NAV hereafter be fixed upon for that purpose
to nominate a candidate for Congress, to-wt:
From Centre Township-Edghill Burnside
Harmony-Daniel Ogden.
Union--John Miller.
Harrison-John II. Bennett.
Brownsville-James Beard.
Lberty-Wiiam Cason.
And then the convention adjourned
DANIEL OGDEN, Pres't.
WILLIAM YoUsE, Secretary.
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s'breathe deeper and 6eer,' as the editor Of
the Cecil Wing said ven he writ a little loco-foco
ed,,osia! fog the JeHersonian-
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Sheriff.
WILLIAM BYRAM.
County Commissioner.
JOHN s. HUNT.
T rom the Indidnd sun
HENRY COUNTY WING CONVENTION.


HENRY COUNTY WING CONVENTION.
Alta meeting Of the Wings Of Henry county,
held at the Court House in New Castle on Sat
urday, the 18th day Of April, 1889, agreeabIy to
previous notice, on motion Of Thomas R. Stan
ford, DR.. Joel Reed, was called to the Chair, and
Samuel Hoover chosen Secretary, and after the
object Of the meeting had been stated by the
Chair, It was, on motion of Morris w. Morris.
Resolred, That there be committee Of one
from each township in the county chosen to Sc
lect suitable persons candidates for the State
Senate and House Of Representatives.
Whereupon, Chauncy H. Burr, Of Fall Creek
township, Martin w. Morris from Franklin, Thom-
as r. Stanford from Liberty, David HAT, from
Harrison, Ell Murphey from Henry, Shubal Julian
from Prairie, VIM NJ. Kerr from Stonev Creek.
DR.. J. NJ. Whitesel from Wayne, Merriman
S,raugh from Dudley, and Enoch Wickersham
from Greensboro township, were appointed said
committee, and after retiring, reported the follow
ing
That they have selected JEHr T. ELLlorr as
candidate for tho State Senate. and RoaERr NJ
COOPER and JE<E2 H. HALEY as candidates
for the House Of Representatives, which report
was unanimously concurred in.
On motion Of James Silver,
Resolred, That the Chair appoint two dele
'.an each township in said coanty Of Hen
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AsEcpo1E OF GEN. EAToN.-Gen. Eaton'
soon after his arrival at Tunis as American
consul, received a visit from the Spanish con-
sui attended by his conference.-the Antonio
Consul Eaton welcomed him by the appel
lation of Sir. instead Of the fatherly title ne
claimed. The confessor took fire at this IN
suit: and obs,inately refused to repeat his VS.
it. AT length the French consul gave DIM
ner for the purpose of having the Spaniard's
dignity healed. The consuls of all nations
were present. Mons. Dubois broke the bu.
siness.-ConsuI Eaton, have observed
that GOODNESS exists between you and Padre
Antonio. Ihave observed a GOODNESS, repiied
our consul, on the part Of father Antonia'
but am unconscious Of having given hm
any cause of offence; he may perhaps ~
quarrelled with my faith! No, sir rephed inc
Catholic, when was first introduces 10 yy'I
house, you received me with the t''ie OF oH
claim the appeIlaton of Father, IN virtue .t On
nv hoIv office. Gen. Eaton p.aued that 'ne
Spaniard should carry his punst,li'o to sucn an
unchris,ian extreme, replied, Sir, ! have 100
much regard for my mother to call you ID
,her. but as YOU seem determined to claim
relationship, rhave no objection 70 calling you
uncie. This raised the laugh against ti'e
Dire. and he very good naturesly after TINS '00-
the title of uncle.
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Important Legal Decision 10 Mercantile
Men.-The Boston Times of Thursday last has
the following A decision Of some importance
to commission merchants was made by Chief JUS
tice Shaw last week-,he other Judges concur
ring. II was in the case Of Theodore D. Parke.
vs Brancher, Deiius d Co., which was action
brought to recover the value Of goods signor-ad-
vance having been made on the goods at the con-
sienment. II was ruled by the Cour. that com
mission merchant having received goods To sell at
a limited price. and made advances on the same,
has a right reimburse indemnify himself by
selling said goods at fair market price. though
below the limits, if the consigner refuses upon
application, and after reasonable time, to repay
the advances. According to poor notions Of
equity, this decision is just what it ought TO be-
commission merchant. whose per centage is or
dinary very small. ought not to have his hands
tied by limited price property liable 10 de-
precia,e in the market, and still lie out OF the mo-
ney he has advanced on such properly for an in
definite period Of time. There IS no principle OF
trade better than that consignors must abide the
in market. IN all cases where The a.
mount of commission is definitely understood be-
tween them and the consgnors.
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tons.
II has been repeated, till the words almost
disgusting, that Executive power has increased,
is increasing. and ought to be diminished. And
arc these officers not part and parcel OF the Exc
cutiyef Gentlemen talk about putting letters on
tho people; but on whose hands do we propose
to put fetters? 1t is on the Briarean hands OF
power, which ,he President has emPhaticaly
proclaimed to be his own hands, and in their Of
fetal functions and tenure, rs said before, they
are part and parcel of the Executive-the mere
ministers of his WILL and here. ion Mr.. P's desk.
in q somew what unwieldlv shape, are papers from
the celebrated President jackson, in which he
maintains tho doctrine that thew are to report
everv part Of their doings TO the Executive; that
thew are but an enumeration from his centre
light, exercising his functions, aud that he -
President in and over them nil, and annhilating
time and space, he in effect is every where, and
at syery time present. That is his language
when he was President. But will not trouble
tho Senate any further, for they know bis doc
,rines on this point. This, then, IS portion OF
the Executive, through whom We propose TO re-
strict tho President himself, when acting in this
way.
Well, sir. will the gentleman 60 on to the mon
strous conclusion that in foregoing letters Tor the
Executive We are foregoing letters for ourselves
That We are not only not to be jealous OF him,
but that he is amalgamated with ourselvess--
And will he believe that when re put fettors on
the Executive, we in fact put them on the
hands Of tho people! Sir, know full we'll how
much more easily delusiou Of this kind may
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were also for tho purpose Of surrenderng our
rights. Bind together portions Of the country !!
And what portions7 The office holders, the post
masters and the People; :hese are to be bound
together, and they are to listen unanimously to
the sly ofice-hOlders at elections, embrace them
as brolhcEs, and give them their confidence, md
wish them prosperity; aud if this is not done,
tho tendency is to divide one port,en OF the
country from tho rest, and enfeoble the sacred
ties that now link together its various parts!
Az, sir, these the sacred ties Of the Office
holders and People which boucd around US;
and Il ought to cover our cheeks with shame that
We have permitted these ties thus to be put a.
round u. But let these ties and these who make
Thorn beware. The time may como when the
People, perceiving the kind Of brotherhood in
which they arc linked, will snap these ties asun-
der.
Now I think, Mr. President and Senators,
have shown that the policy Of this measure IS
distinctly cUntravencd by tho report; and that
interference in the elections has, BY the highest
considerations Of honor and duty, been inculcated
on ofhceholders. This result has bsen reached
in IN oblique manner by the committee, rather
than by any direct action on tho bill itself.
And allow me to remark, though in no spirit
of giving offence, that | have como to the
conclusion that this whole report 10 absolutely
incompatible with tho opinions and principles
of some gentlemen Of the Republican party
and II Is not in tho nature Of things that gen
.ie"en Who in the earlier portion Of their
ives, have been devoted to principles different
rem those Of the resolutions Of 17o6, should
sS..s 20 Juat conclusion On the psiueiples ofte-
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Ycru TaiuaJic LANDS for Sale.

TE1ElE undersigned intending 10 remove 10 the West
take this method to NOTIFY the public, that they
wish to sell The following Tracts of Land, to vii:
One Tract lying on Beaver Island creek tanning
J22 acres of which about 100 acres is bottom land with
comfortable dwelling. house, and other necessary out
houses.
One other Tract adjoining the aho ., lying immcd
aply in the Fork Of Mayo and Dan rivers containing
$50 acres Of which is lG6 acres of bottom land with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient out.houses,
adjoining the Town of Madison, which IS of the most
commercial and enterprsing villages in the Upper coun
try. :,
creek containing about $50 acres, large portion Of
which is bottom land, and with good improvements
Two other Tracts lying Mayo river containing 80
acres we'll improved, and has on it grst and saw mill,
the site Of which is equal TO any in the State.
One other Tract lying on Beaver Island creek, con-
! tanning 600 acres.
One other Tract containing abou, 400 acres lying on
Beaver Island creek, with very comfortable two story
house Just finished, and other convenient out-houses.
One other Tract containing between - and 400 acres
upon which are several and could be di
vded suit several purchasers lying on Dan river
and bounded by said river the North west nearly two
miles; supposed 10 be about 200 acres OF bottom land
and has il clearinghouse I'll feet long and ~ fee
wide, together with all other necessary oul-houses
Also, or half acre Lots in the Town Of Madison
a part Of which ore well mpr"ved
! The most Of the above Tracts OF Land are joining
each other and situated in the county Of Rocking
ham and Stale of North Carolina, and in the immediate
neighborhood of the Town of Madison.
Also, two other Tracts, known by the name Of Allen
Delight part of which is in Rockingham, and the
remainder in Stokes county containing about $50 acres
bounded the South by Dan river, for rhout
miles; has about 200 Of bottom lard it has also
good site for mill II IS situated 10 suit either one
! or two purchasers.
The above Tracts Of Land in very healthy sec
ton Of country, all being we'll watered, with plenty
good wood land ard The soil is suitably adapted to The
culture of tobacco and grain Of every description.
The undersigned being determined 10 sell, earnestl,
solicit those who may wish 10 purchase in this part o
the country, 10 come and examine for themselves
! RICHARD WALL.
WILLIAM FERREL.
| Feb % g2-3m
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A DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN.

There have been various tumors respecting the diff
cul,ies which Captain Babbtt Of the soop of Bos
ton has encountered in Havana. 1t said that he
could get no redress for The outrage committed Pur
ser Scu!hol and that Consul al Havana threw OBJ
sacles in his PATH when he inleered in the of
,nin American seamen confined there in prison.
As vet there is nothing official either from Capt. Bah
hi; ar MIR Tfist but we cannot entertain the belief for
a momen, that Mr.. Trist who is Virginan in heart
and soul and who has lately gained much eclat by his
writings, would throw any obstruction in the way Of
knocking off the chains from the limbs OF an American
citizen in Spanish Jail. The Boston is expected 10
rive at Northern port very and the state OF The
will be known. AT all events, it is well TO suspend
judgment until both parties are heard. Il is probable,
luat the writer Of the letter from Havana in another
umn has been too much excited 10 form correct OPT
MON on the subject Norfolk Beacon
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Feb %
4 .NarL Farm fur Sale.
92-3rn

VANISHING to chargc my residence, oiI-r for sale
w my FARM, lying in King and Queen county,
about & miles above the Court House, and containing
57G acres about 300 Of which we'll timbered THIS
farm abounds with MARL is well watered. and believed
10 be as heahfu any in this section of the country
The buildings comfortable and convenient, and out
houses sufficient for farming purposes. Surprising
minute unnecessary as persons wish
ing to purchase would examine for themselves-there-
fore, (havng particular for wishing toselD will
state that Judge this farm if properly managed, would
make valuable estate prefer to sell and give imme.
date possession In such an event, my various STICK,
&c &C. will be,for sale Persons wishing to purchase
are requested make enquiry PeFsonaiy,o by pcst
n,idl letters 70 JAMES e.. ROY,
StcucnsriHe.
.,,;,a IO9-w6W'
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laiuaJie Lands for SaIe.

,a'iE subscriber wishes sell TE,crs ~ L~s:
the OF Nelson, CUu.I.IEs ,,.
the wlrfroH ht iD.urs.
lctrcy ms very ccuv cnrni nCi-l.'ru. 'fnr, -
land. nj I.r Robert RIvr~, SEM Mi VIM e. iiyrs md
within seven mil, o the mouth of I've Rn,r vb.,c tn,
VILLAGE and inspection Ol tobacco AMI * miles ,
n:.rou; this wou'G snit very Vel to Iyr The ,wr
the dwcIiir- bold and Eu. .,gs of ,,r,
walr perhaps rather tnn half Land d. 81 rcd H.
Tract d. certainly dr-Irable.JhC Oihr tact ror.lr. .
buuIcl and seventy ""rC-. Tie. Vir;,, IN
pntv IN Nclson Immediately under N" BuGsl, Ride , ~
oinin. the ,nds tuI. Edmund Hubbard Lea.
we'll and something than hail cleared fc .
from Elk Crcck M JImc> River. where there D., @ ~
E,rir and tir"" mites from the Er.r Rt-r Slfn-. @
has IN Srri'cn hnrk ore, Hud tho reg aurur!
", IRON and ru,V"r and h"auy Ih.. Che .....
tract a.u,-. vel adapted clover plI:'pr Irr,
ruc, tact viii m very much to- Sui purchasers a. n
secured deem unnecessary 10 ray mare. T1rsla.,i.
lands, which viii be shown a!pl-"r 'hc .-,
Der. w 81. u. NsIi,lS
Jan 20 '.-=imri>,u.c
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Npril d
EsOyf,s Eossery GffiCc.
CUrntr bciGir tie Rams

EEOYTS newly invented. a"Tic'Ion, s'lt;m"VIng
q q patent. perpetual, ''pocke' motion machine, Is
sl opera,inr to The infinite satisfaction OF his Gus
TONERS Some Of the wonder. working iav"rs OF th's
machine have been seen in the shape OF sou uUn ;."
on, Sl2 300 $40 HOA &c &c, obtained by purchasing
NJ ..n,cn, rioh,s" which! are daily disposed Of at very
low prices al his magical corner where the curious
unnew ,in,rs in Hoyts Mill for sale. This Mil is al
ways grinding without any reference to wind' uur' vt
wealhcr-und such gris as it turns out is nafVe' !"
The world Dealers in ''Rhiuo informed, that they
can be supplied by the hundred or bushe al The lowest
market rates ,r
n B-The following quantities, handsomely h"hed'
,-o nov ro,Lv for d.Lv.rv at HOYT'S Corner.
$50 eco S25 coo, $4,000, to be drawn 2O;h Ap7l.
$4,000 Sl5 GOO, $4,000, &c.: TO be dfaw" 1''n Oh
April - :, r
AL orders should be forthwith directed 10 D. NJ I"FI
as there is but ue time to spare to secure We s"sh
now hand; though the Mil Is baTd al "o'h' anu
supply will be ready for second orders =,
Drawn Nos Of Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Nu'o'r =
drawn 9TH inst. - ~ a.
hDTil 'V''-'
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| l0-Wld

Thirty Cents FIR RAZOR.
YENHE subscriber has received another supply of Thir
u ty-seven Cent RAzoRs, and judging from the sue
cess he has met with heretofore in selling Razors of the
same quality he calculates upon giving The public good
article for the above small sum.
E. P. NASH,
Petersburg, Va.
P Sd have now for sale q splendid assortment of
PIsxu FuHTrs Persons disposed 10 order instruments
may be assured that they will have the very best select
ed for them The time much taste will be ex.
ercised n the choice of the exterior possible
For Three Hundred or Three Hundred and Fifty Dol.
lars will furnish hing of superior tone and very
handsomely fnshed-audif very plain finish is desired
| will furnish them for still less ,han $500.
+. P
April6 lUs-9uf
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PesEH'EsA
(Ercss TIC Democratic kteitn.I
THE SALLOr. BON.
uurCn EEM.I>s uNsrEG."

TEress TIC Democratic ktritHJ
THE HALLOr.BUA.
ny II. ". ncCK.
freedoms corsecra!"d dover,
Caskut of u priceless gen.
Eobler heIiiage OF power,
Than imperial Giutc'"
Corner stone on which "as reo'eu
Libeuy's ,rur.r h"nt DOME -
When her glorious form appeared
Midst our green mouni''u ho"'e'
Purchased by as noble b..opd
AZ in inoriaIs veins r'cr run,
Re- IN. toll Of those who stood
A, the eide oil Washincton--
By the hearts that met tie Toe
On their native bat,ie-pl'In,
Where the arm that strikes the blow,
Never needs to strike again.
Where the craven that would dare
Mar il with polluted breath:
Scorned urd cursed, be his TO sbnre
The traitors skame-lhs ,raIioIs Death
Let his iaithless heart be tom,
From his rccreaut bosom rIvcn,
And upon the wh:ilwlnd borne,
To the carbon be gwen!
Guard it, ffeemen .-su"rd iiwcH:
Spotlcss Us your mdiLcns iHi"e'
Never let your children tell
Of your wcukucss-of your shamc--
That their fathers hascly sold
VIVA, was Dough; with tIood and toll,
That you battered right ior gotc!
Here on Freedoms sacred soil.
L., your Eagles Quench!css eye,
Fixed, unerring, slccpless, bright,
Watch, when danger hovcrs nich,
From his lofty mountain height;
While the stripes and stars shall wave
Der his treasure pure ana Tree,
The lands Palladium; II shall save
The home and .hriNe OF LIhc[ty.
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Il Rrai BirsSiMn To .N0iicyS.

For C,hirsn Cu"jas ;htir 7t.:h.
HENflS infalIbIe remedy has preserved hundreds Of
H Children, when though, past recovery, from con
vulsions AS soon III" Syrup is rubbed on The gums
the child will recover. This preparation is so innocent
so eilicacous and so pleasant that no child will refuse
to let lis gums be rubbed with it, When infants are
the age offour months though there is appearance
of teeth bottle Of the Syrup should be used on the
gums 10 open the pores Parents should be with
out The Syrup in the nursery where there are young
children; for If child wakes in the night with pain in
the gums the Syrup Immediately gives ease by open
ing the pores and healing the gums thereby preventing
Commissions, Frvers. nc.
To be had OLA Duval, Richmond; &. Hall, NoIfulk;
Spo,,swood & Robertson, Petersburg; and all other
Agents.
Jan 81 S0-wlf
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holden 10 tie Clerks Of
p-fI a o,nt"f Law and EhaTccTy, for the
the th DAY .! M"fcn, leg:
- Plaintiff:
March II
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

"a Office is hereby given, that scaled proposals VII!
"a be received at Chicago, Illinois, for the sale OF all
the southwest fractional quarter oil section ten, at The
mouth Of Chicago iivcr, on Lake Mchigan, recently
claimed rs presumption r!ahl By j. Is. BraubIen and
decided By the Supreme Court OF the United states To
belong to the United States with the exception oi Inc
block including the light house. and such adjacent lots
as the agent shall deem proper 10 retain tor The use OF
the Government This land being within The corporate
limits Of Chicago will he sold in town lots.
agent Will be appointed TO conduct The sale who
will lie Chicago prepared to receive proposals. ~ 'r
first Monday in June next and authorized 10 open and
accent them Payment IN full will be required on the
day Of the acceptance Of bid hg the agent, IN default
of which the land will be again offered, and no future
b! will be received from the person making default Of
% yment.
No hrd for lot will be received after 4 p IN. o. the
day preceding the day appointed Tor opening the bids Tor
such lot but lots unsold the day assigned Tor opening
the proposals therefor may be bid for at any subsequent
day Of the sale
The sale will commence the second Monday in
June and continue weeks, and in order To give per
sons no NAV fail lot the first day an OPP
portunliy bid for another lot the succeeding day.
notice will be given of the day which the b'ds tor
each lot will be opened so that po!on OF lhe bids may
be decided on each day of sale.
Persons wishing 10 purchase more than one lot must
file n separate bid for each lot, and designate The lot on
the back If each sealed proposal.
Al! purchases must be made with the understanding
that the United States will not prosecute or permit to
be prosecuted i'm their name private individual for
moving within forty days any fixtures which he may
own situated upon the an6 and IN case lot snail ne
purchased by the owners OF substantial Improvements
situate thereon the agent will be authorized, in his dis
crction allow credit for two thirds OF the purchase
money good security being given payable IN equa! III
s,amens with interest, IN SIX and twelve months from
the day Of sale.
Printed blanks for proposals. will be furnished by The
agent who viii exhibit pars Of the land to be sold, ana
give proper certificates of purchase and payment.
By direction Of the President:
April IL [ll2-llJnnel J. r. POlNSETT.