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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
a)Y ALBA klMBALL-Otiice No. |
- Brsed, corner OF wailsiEeet
Royal Gurley. Auctonesr.
DY GURLEY & HlLL, New York
Long Room, log BrOadWHv.
SATURDAY EVENING,


SATURDAY EVENING.
SPLENDID LIBRARY - Among the works are NicholsonS
Architecture Engineering, vols caI the Ma
uraists Library With upwards o 7tO beautiful colored
ates u vols; masnihcr, copy OF Don QliXotte illus
rated y published at is guinea IA vols imperial
3vu; Orhhoogy vols quaro, with all the
coiore Library OF EntertNnrg knore Is vols;
tavo; Bewck British Birds, fine plates vols, bali mooc
o. Bartons Flora Of North America vols coored plates
listers Life OF the Earl ct Clarendon, vols; Monsifeefs
Chronicles Eng and, France ard Spain numerous plates
vols royal octave; Rcberisons Complete World splendid
COSY; odwin's History Of the Commonwealth volumes;
-op.. Works rare edition. 10 volumes svo London calf;
Hoss's Classical photography vols; WaIalps History OF
France volumes calf extra; Library of Old English Prose
Writer'S 5 halt Russia Paxton, Magazine ot Botany
containing great number Of splendid colored plates, vols
half moroccc Geanuss OF Nature elegant coored plates;
splendid copy; Sparkss Life and Writings OF Franklin, 10
!ols; Browns Geological Text Boz *. 2 vols; Gouds DC
inary OF Artists, vols; Words1orts Greece ficora
Historical end Descriptive full meocco Brockdons Pass
OF Alps 100 tine Engravings vols false morocco;
ulwers Leila illustrated; FindeHs illustrations OF Eyron
morocco; Fndens usr aIiuns q! SCOTS Novels 2Vos ell
y ant morocco; Hu .,. Smol-t and Hnghess history OF
\. gland, Vap-ys Editions is vols, calf extra; Banc OTIS
History OF the United Sates vols; Horses Past and Pre-
.pnt 10 plates ouarto; Fnheu Illustrations of the Bible,
gos Folio eneral published nv the Society OF USE
III knowledge; Lord b nbruke', Works. vols qnarto;-
:ount Rumnrds Essavs vols; Watobs Lives OF The an
prs vol, morocco; Webbers Views IN The South Seas,
oored plates quartz; Henderson Brazil Quao numerous
oates Sporrir e. edited by Nmrod ou. -"
nes sunrto Fishers Views in Ddia. China ana htd sea
vols ouar,o Views of English Castles Mlis's History OF
fhvary volumes cali; Carks Introduction 10 Heradry,
ming complete manual, with great number OF coiored
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AUCTION SALna

Josh Richards, Aneuoaeer
by BANGS, RICHARDS s. PLATT.
~ S.sr- 1876 Broadway.
sales. - "-ea
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 18th.
rSVATE LissAEY-A valuable cOllecsp III Theological
Anu Sad heoSs beng par OF The private library OF
p'o'f Soasi gentleman. Among rh.m Baxtess Works
vo>' suffers complete wocks; %sn> Tie Covenants
W. .nosnien's 'nureh History, "; Heng4enbers's
@ ris.cosy W; CrUse's Coaeordesce svo Newtcn,s
Works "; L-itn's peis;ieal Wrters; S,ruarts Con.
Ger"rles on Hebrews de- On Ronsss Jenniag| Jewish
Antiquities
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov so,h.
Al 81 O'Clock az The AUCTION Room,
ExTESsivs SALE OF STANDARD kNB HOLIDAY Rooys
Several lar. ana valuable gaaie Ne and fsh
STOCK consisting fn- Library Books. extensive varie
" ri fac Bibles Prayer Books rich glt bind nss
School and C'as>ca Socks; very large choice as
OF Juveniles and iarcy bound books; elegant 81.
buns and seeiianeous senel aly-to be sod by single
copies - In quantities.
Also, 10 OF ARES afe and s2pernoe Letter
and Fookcap PAGES
ERlD AZ EVENING, Dec.
At 81 o'c!nck at thu Apciisn Room.
FALcAsLs PRIVATE LIssasyA valuable pEtS ate Libra
ry OF ehoce books standard Ensish literature, mostly
English editions in 6ne bindings.
Particular, hereafter.
"WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EVENINGS. Dec. 4 s.
VALUABLE PSIr.TG LIBRARY rema ming portion o:
The valuable library II line late S. D. Lanstree, ESQ.
Particulars herseiter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

CAPITAL PuNIsHMENr.-Rev. Mr.. Balch will deliver .
Lecture on Capital Punishment adverse it, presume
in the Blocker street Church, OF Downing street
Tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

. An old Physician, who bias seen forty years
practice twentyine OF them surgeon The best Cont
mental Armies OF Europe, being in reduced circum.
Stances solicts employment any Medical Institution, Dis
pensary, Drug Store AZ conpounder and dispenser
OF Medicne his experience has been extensive, and be
proers The conclusive onais bis capacity In
tegrity and strictly temperate habits HIS native language
is the German but be speaks readily French, Italian, Ho
landc, and English His expectations OF present compen
saton are rry moderate Please address F. g. this Of
hce. D2su
u The following Publications for sale
the office of Tie Tribune Nassaa-stee,, opposite the
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GENTLEMEN

u May obtain at wholesale prices, outfit OF fashion,
able Scar Cravais, Stocks Byron and other Collars Draw
ers and Wrappers, Cloth Velvet and Fur Caps, Umbre
las &c. the wholesale establishment 1877 Pearl street
corner of Cedar Also, Ladies' Mufs and Chdrens Caps
0,ood 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
ARE SPECULATION !--Niagar

u Falls For Sale or Excaar ge.-The magnificent ano
tupendous model of tn Cataract OF Niagara, with Real
Water exhibiting at The American Museum, oferr"
sale exchange for other property at great bar
gain the hall they occupy being waited for other
This great worn of art is perfect 10 all IT'S paris
lis operations SIMPLE and never having been exhibited
OF this city, field is open for the purchaser. Tht
subject is one interesting all classes, and the petsc
representation which ibis OF that greatest natural curl
osy in the world renders highly valuable. Inquire al
The Office OF he American Museum MO II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

W ATCHES lower than ever.-In con-
Wv sequence OF the reduction Of duties by the late
tariff the subscriber Is selling his stock Of God and SILVER
of and splendid patterns and Jewery fetsn st.
considerable reduction former prices, being MUCH
lower than they be bought for al any otnrI PeS
line city. Gold Watches low $40 70 go esch.
Watches and jewery exchanged or bought ~,
Ws,ehsS and CLOCKS repaired Ia best MANNER acd war
ran,cd at much less than the usual prices
INK, - yVhnesafe and retail. SO Wats-. up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
ROYAL Gnrlev Auciinneer

& -. hoScl Gurley, Auctloneel
Elegant Librmry.-This evening, will be sold
0aiey Ill., at the New-York Long Room, l6s Broad
"a extensive and valuable Library, forming beauu-
Il D'scaon of desirable books, many Of them bound
English calf In addition TO the choice editions of
s. - standard Acihsrs of England, is splendid coec-
w Pictorial EmbelliShed Volumes by eminent British
4 ~ catalogues are ready. t2) MO IL
officE OF TnoMrsoS's BANK NorE REpoRTER,}
4Sv % wallsireet, New. 25ih.
sou consequence of derangug forms for The
NJ. W inserting the names of Presidents and Cashiers
es. a';ons Banks in our list the Reporter will no, be
3 ~ approved. sr>
q r. sve few of the leading quotations for to-day
sr Phla and BAIT cS%mersia h Buffalo 20
and Carolina. 2aa cliason County
eSelncky .............. 81 wa,ervliet = a
3 % and lad ANA. Al a5 Housatentc Railroad Of
sssds. ....-.......... 4a5 Phoenix, Chares,owp %
Relief Notes 2i IS. and Inclined "a hs
3se The Lancaster County Bank is said 10 be sns.
hs Comptroller has made dividend Of So cents on The
lar On Tie stock notes OF the ST. Lawrence Bank This
sss he lss of free broken Banks
give The following, In relation to the Lewis County
T'aA' without comment;
f. ]. TrlsapsoN:
our favor of the 18th Instant received this
IN answer. state that have just received norna
rom Tue Cashier Of The Lewis County Bank in which
A. soahdrHce that the Bank will resume operations
~ Ne 'e1' '0'i sa1 pop vours; ! truly ,,,.on.-
y. wales, Esq, Deputy Comptroller has kindly fur
i'h me means OF correcting list Ia relation r.
3eanI OF issues and securities Of each free Bank ir
Z @'e IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
T1ALL GOODs.-The undersigned i

ID E-OPENING Or GOLDSmITH'S
HI WRITING AcADEMY.-Mr. GOLDSMITH re.
cfuy informs The citrzens OF NewYorx thar he will
open Writing Academy Monday, 2lst inst, "a
BROADWAY, opposite the City Hall. the door
of the New York Museum. Terms the course Of in.
Sructinn, FIVE DOLLARS, including Stationery Gentle
will during the day evening sucn hours
will best suit their convenience Ladies classes will meet
caiy from ii 10 O'clock Mi I~ls+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
CAps-CJOTH AND VELVET CAPS

TAPS-CLOTHA AND vELfGI 80 =
IA great variety new aad splendid patsfs adapted
20 tnian VI yrry beautifu patterns and genlienecs
SsE ~ spd Dress Capa The subscriber fatles himself
~ bss RE largest and best assortment OF Caps ie the e,
nc s IRE recommendation tha extreme moderate
Gill;. AZ WITCH they are vended Wholesale and re.ailat
p'fN' WATSONS, 1A CEaihan,sreet, and
"a stf Iso Boweyy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

FRANKLIN EVANS, or the Inebrate. Price Isl cents
LIEBIG'S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.
LIEsIGS AGRIC ULTURAL CHEMISTRY. rs
DICKENS AMERICAN oTES..............l2i
PAULINE, a Tale OF Normande................l2t
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times of Tecumseh .lai :"
UNITED IRISHNEN. Their Live and Tinles. Is
LIFE AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE ...25
MORLEY ERNSTEIN IA,
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY Observation-Disclosures. 81
PHANTOM SHIP, or Tales Of the Sea- by Marry
au........-..... .....lZi
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel L. Knapp..................25
WING AND WING. Ocooper,s lasl.5o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
TIyEsDAY EyENJNG. 70 h.

Al 81 O'CLOCK, at tfe auction roOnl,
The Library OF TIE late DR.. Isaac Nordheer Professor
If Hebrew the Uoinn Theological Seminary of this city.
rhe books consist cbehy OF w0ks Oriental Literature
and General Ph!oor, In the Hebrew Lyrac Arabic San
Grill PprSan Greek Latin. German and English Languages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

q This the very last day of the wonderful Mermaid
tGe American au.eun, her shshp leaves for Albany
iNo day rext There will be variety Of interesting
aNTornnncPs this afternoon NJ O'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
A MEXICAN nusEUM-Marble build

n ing, Broadway opposite ST PauPs Church. Best
attractions in New York Positively The las, week OF the
wonderful and real MERMAID. Mr.. ~lNCHELL. de-
cidedy the comic iuTator IN America H LiLLi'
PC TIAN FAhlLE con i>iiGg OF ten wondeftci perform
Ar OC0SN Ell l. the ai;ooed ran, who VII give
history lbs adventures while -ieven years prisoner
among barbarou. .avage Mis- HOOD the popular vocal
~; Ia PETITE CELESTE, the charming dauseuse ;
MAG ARA FALLS, With real wafer tie MARIN r. U ~
E>COPE, Illuminating body OF walker; the ALSlNu
LADY. Faley Glass Blowing, Grand CossnoraIaa, and
oCoyruu curinsftles.
Performances Wednesday snd Saturday afternoons. al,
Soclock, every evening al halt past O'Clock Day
vers admitted FREE in The evening. Admission the
M EW-YURk MUSEUM AND Pit
! Y TURE GALLERY. Broadway, opposite The City
Hall. TREM sSDbCS ATTRACTION POWER
EUi- NOVELTIES Tie Real FUDGE MERMAID
unprecedented PerOTnances-Niae Performers 10 be
tor smiling.
Mr. Sennet, Manager, has the announce that
he Will present OF talent before offered
any Museum in America He thinks be may with coat
deucs assert that such Galaxy OF Stars the following
have seldom been submitted 10 The public.
Master D. Hughes. the admirable Harp Player VAS.
J. A. hughes, The infant vnlipiS, Miss Hush-s, the little
Lyra Miss C!emsnce the accomplished dans-use; Miss
Crciu Blanchard The graceful jagelsress Master Frank
the uuecua-d Banjo PLAYER; Miss Rosale, The charming
Songsress; and Mt. Boyce, the celebrated Singer On
Tuesday and Thursday, Mrs L0omis will deliver lecture
on Physiology 10 commence al O'Clock. day perform
will take place Wednesday and Saturday, usual
Ecs ming entertainments commence NJ y O'clock Adj
mit.aDce TO the whole shilling Extensive prepare
tions arr being made 10 celebrate Evscuauop Day,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

4 SUICIDE HMoNG THE CANDY MAKERS.-Prosessor Jones
ssio return the MONEY 10 any who satisfied (a
Certainly this fair We think all should Try. The quack
uny makers are quakng At any rate this Is said 10 be
PHYSICIANS prescription. II cures Coughs, Colds the frs,
tases OF Consumption, Splitting or Blood Whoopne
Con' &c Sold al the sign of the American Eagle, az
Cha,hamsyep,. w. State street. Boston, 81 Dock.si.,
Ss Fultonsrset, Brooklyn, and ST stae-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

TarH WILL our-There are some very important facts
coming oat in reference TO Dr. Covers Balm Of Life. The
,ct which are appearing are these: Tha. Or Governs
ion Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Asthma, Group whooping-
Cough &c and ,eSe facts stalled by those who have
cured of those diseases by the of this medicne
Cucates from persons who have used may be
sfmtdca bulletin. DR.. Coverts Office for the sale Of
tNrs Balm OF Life, Fleming's Medicated Worm Diar
Ata,. Dinner and Cahartic Candies, Humphreys Pile
saneot. Phelpss Tomato Pills. Sir Ashley Coopers Corn
Pine Is, l55 Nassou-St. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

4 1.-THE POPULAR REMEDY Tor all those forms OF disease
'Ath when neglected. end in Consumption, such cough
un any cause throat hoarSepeSs, and the ke.he
Ahsene HGrehound Candyis the most popular and sue
rremedy and is noiselessly suppantng all the other
issnded Compounds Wanted so mpudently by fictitious
tysn al 4S2 Rroadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

" Fall Style of esentienen's Hass--BIRD
corner OF Pine and Nassau-s1reets has ready for in
spec,ion sale the Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Hats o6 FSM&WT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

THO JEWELERS.-For sale at Public
4 Auction, TO close trust, lot of jewellery Tools
stlRg OF Rolling Mills La hes Dies and other small Tools
A0. Iron Chest and lot Of Chrysal Stones The sale
Ill, take place Friday, 18th Inst at II O'clock in the
If Is Second street. mig Tvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26
; AND,S KEAEDY for SALT RHEUM

~ Rngworm and letters Scad Head, Ba bers' Or Jack
son Itch and other diseases OF The skin. They hecu
ally cured by The use of SaAds remedy Salt Rheum
which tested Ia rising $3.50 without H.
one instance having aued any this class
The unparalleled OF this valuable remedy in cur
diseases OF the skn is without equal IL the history Of med
cine.
No change in diet necessary and there is no danger IN
applying The ;eRderest infant Testimonials
Us efficacy almost daily received and be exhibited
the store of the propr.tors.
The following certificate was handed TO our sgeots II
Troy (Messr. Fas.ett Seden) by Of the
spectacle reside mis- in that city.
Troy March TO- 1888.
Messrs a. B. D. Sands.-Gentlemen This may certi,
that my eldest has been afflicted with the Salt Rheum
or some other loathsnne disorder his for 10 10
years and have tried OF different kinds Of nedi
cines AMI all to no purpose uu. found your remedy TO-
such diseases using il 10 days, Tor less than box
of ointment and bottle OF the Sarsapara has effected
per feet cure have delayed giving you this certificate for
1--WE months since the effected. for fear that u
would again appear but his legs perfectly smooth
have the utmost confidence in saying that think
valuable medicine and sincerely hope tina, thousands
We, receive much benefit in The above mentioned
Yours very resoectnilr
4. GRANG Err, 90 Sixth street.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail by b.
SANDS Druggist, No 70 Fulton ST corner OF Gold and
100 Fulton ST. Also sold by David Sands Co. No. Il
Eas, Broadway corner Of Market ST. Il. g. Sands Co
No 273 broadway corner OF Chamber 81 Price 3o0.
noS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

pI. q. of d. F.-Thc Members OF Meridian Lodge
No. ~ o. OF f.. requested TO meet at their Lodge
Room Sunday Afternoon, November q at O'Clock,
TO attend the Funeral Sermon of deceased brother g.
w. Debevoce. F. A. SNlFFEN, N. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

" One Price Flat Store.-BROWN i co, 17e
Chatham Square, of mot,-street where Fashion
Beauty Durability and Economy combined in the torn
o: beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the small
| nj NJ I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

W Rev. Chas. G. FInney-n connection with
the Pastor, Rev. S D. Cochran-are expected 10 preach
every evening. this and next week, except Saturday eve
nng) u O'Clock at the Free Congregational Church In
NJ. and 8 and P. NJ Seats Free The public are nvled
10 Attend p24 Slis~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

| y This Is the last day OF the Hughes Family at the
iSs.York Museum. There will BE- performance in the
aruon at O'clock Parents could not give their child.
greater treat than by taking them 10 witness the
lTSt i'll displayed by these juvenile Musicians; host
I1VAer attraction; besles-a for one shilling. The Mu-
!ssn was crowd ed Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

U Health, Quiet and Comforf.-The Ora
ham House. IS Barclay ST. New-York, proers advantages
To Strangers stopping few days weeks in The city, such
as rarely offered 1t is egiby located clean and
airy very the business part OF the city, and IL
The immediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings
Its apartments convenient sad neat while It's table
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
proc4yed excluding entirely Animal Food and Stimuan:
&c all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort made &c
render Soarders comfortable. Shower Baths free Re
member 6S Barclny-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

u Remember the Renewal of the Real
Cnmphine Oil, Spirits and improved Burner, 10 La
Fayelte Hail. 5s7 Broadway opposite Nblo al prices re
dlced nearly so per cent 6. ". McCREDY, JR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

u AN EstRHHt ENat KOF - " IL Oe''lS-
PARKER & Co. continually receiving from their
Mandatory fresh supplies Of the ELEGANT MoLEsHIE
Dress HAT in imitation OF the FRENCH, which they are
selling at the above astonishing low price P. Co by
system business peculiar TO themselves are enabled 10
offer the community Hats of fine mater a, superior work
manshp and OF perfectly fashionable character al prices
far below what has been attempted by any other
house in America engaged in the sale OF GENTLEMEs's
HATS Sales Room Centre St and City Hall Place.
MI iwlss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

JAY.E's HAIR ToyIc.-Having ourselves witnessed tie
tufcis effects OF this article the nf several of
llr habans we hesitate not to recommend it all those
lie certificate of Mr. Holmes, respectable Young man,
Shose statements be confidently relied on which will
lie found below TBrsto, Pbpnj,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

Sold IN New-York by A. b. 8. D. Sands Druggists 70
l and 100 Ful,on.s bv A. B. Sands l. Co. 27S Broadway
@rne Chamberss; and by Sands Co.. II East Broad,
& Eay, corner OF Mark et-st Price ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

A. L. CHAMP ERLAIN,} Adn;nsrators
ENOcH DOLE,
IsTe Haute, vigo county, lndiana, Nov 18th, lS4z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-26

81 University Smnfl ChapeI.-The series OF
Discusses The Design and Result of Gospel Missions
will be suspended for evening, afford opportunity
on the evening OF Sabbath for ns,iuug comparison
Of the general doctrines OF Menaranisn with Standards
fine PRESBYTERIAN Church. ms liz
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

SoBER SECOND TnoUGHT.-Col. Samuel v ales.
Of Providence Rhode Island. in 1910, chairman OF
the Wing delegates from that the famous Balti-
more coon-sAin Convention, and acted a marshal
that occasion.
At the recent great clanI-bake at Acoe's Ill., Colonel
Wales addressed the meeting and his reasons for
renouncng Nhlggery He said he was IN favor Of tho
sovereignty Of the people lac wished that sovereignty
be exercised through the forms Of law when practicable
but the servants Of the people set hemeives u mas
tiers, and refused to give opportunity TO amend the
constitution when 1t desired hy large ajry, then
became necessary for the people take the work into
their own hands lie had been W hig, but now he had
found out what Nhiggery meant BE Wing ac-
coTding TO the present meaning Of the term. but Demo
crat. lie had the Wing party arrayei against The
ers ahandlned Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-08

ING then proceeded to the appointment o delegates
10 the county convention, when the foil owing gen
tlemen were chosen Daniel Landrey. James John
son, Martin Martindale. Thomas Morrow, David
Skaggs, simon David. William Martindae. Aaron
MCray, Niles Martindale, Isaiah Jackson, Isaac
Harding, Asa Is. Strong, James Jackson Jorda n
Wright. Nathaniel Bolton, VIM. Young, James
Rains, Charles Garner, David Nanbaricum, Moses
Fatoote. John Martin. VIM Martin, \. q. Hilton,
John Hanna, Charles Rains, James Hirgnbotham.
George l.. Sanders, Freedom Garrison, Rob
erts, Daniel Turner, Sampson Hoffman, William
Poland, John Simmons Stephen Foster Henry
Narman, Jacob hunkle, Henry Todd, George
Rains, Elijah Avery, Andrew Avery, james Arm
strong, VIM. +. Lewis, l.. III. Finney, Thos. Ket-
row, John Cosseil, Frederick Hartsell, William b.
M'Celland, Benjamin Harris, Thomas Darby, Jas.
M'Casland, Joseph Num-, Thomas Stout Archibald
Lngeniclter, Isham Thompson, John Darby, Chas
Gruer John Cox, Joseph Pence, John Lay, and
john Nanblaricum.
Gen. Wick, VINO present, on being requested,
made few remarks III his usual happy manner,
urging the necessity of continued action to ma IN
tain the advantages obtained at the recent elections
William J. Brown, Esq, being called for,
edited the meeting with speech Of considerable
length and unusual eoquence.
The meeting then adjourned with determination
that old Wayne should be well represented at the
county Conventional being requested that these
proceedings b. published in the " Indiana State
Sentinel"
THOMAS STOUF +, Chairman.
y BOITOS SecrrfqrV.