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sy DavonPori * Alien.

By DaEcnpor; s. Allen.
GROCERIES, sc.
On MONDAY, June 9th auei.oa s;o.- viii b.. -,.
loo bags Lsguyrs Ccfre
Pine Rico ana - CEoix SCgar.
so bhss Apps B-andy
so % Re-iiG.I whi-sey
Cap aad Wiring FaIr-r
GuTp1wdet and Rack Tea.
Candies aUt Sua9
Winter asi RsGsei Lamp OL
q Noiafsss
so bags FnzIii Waiaut,
go On FiseHs
- Co BsazI Nuts
CogHae Brlldy
fou AMI Mahga Wire
Bunch Rasns, salad OL
ALSO,
Hats and Shoes
LICORlCE.
go Licaf:cc.
TEIMs-UnteT 500 eass; cr sums over SIo0 martha 70
approved FaPer- bNNGNrnET = ALLEN, Auct-
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AT private sALE
'INHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the whole of his
Properly oa street fronting eoa,sinn- two hun
ufeo ana hve eet ori ehens back li6 ne
tn 10 loot ay on wheA tere ek tsDe
nen covered With sse anc sst covered
With s'nsie- and large lnbe h'nse bst IN cover
ed win shingles about IS feet oIi D. eri asep also two
"oo-n hoises on 'ad irnnts o whish insured oil
of the " A o-e:y Vagina
Also leo feet font on lOh feet 10 Iih g.
neindns the line Of the u Lock b,setg on the line Of The
above named 10 foot aly with WOODEN grocery
Terms aeesmmocsrng-AFp!yt A. HUGHES
Corner % e and 5ih streets.
b Will also eel The Quilting containing about
1910 SQUARE feet ADJOINING TIE h0ae o Grace AM
5th streets, opposite Mr. Warn let's residence The
highest point IN the city ard Of and
the Capitol Apply to A. UtGBpS
I'M 23-TbSSa&Satu
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BUILDING LOTN. on In.fioa

BUILDING LUTN, az Aurfioa.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON Ish irsIart On IN. preri,os
at O'Clock We sah @ II Auction The fpa5s lots af Grau
marked and numbered plat recorded "a the ds OF IA.
Clerk Of iienreo County Court:
4 No. IA lot fronlng 9th 49,.
se'~e-n ant SIS being par, of LOT 10. in tbe v, /,
of The Cry. ny
NO. "a at m irr 60 feet n. earpsr Of es
ard las feet deep beng par; IN the MAJ a,
the City
n NO ~ iot on TIE North t; &C
fronting ~ feet d and I65 feet deer briry
part n N; I75 IN the Map the CITY. This ot /. h
the relchborh q of Tobacco Minufaetor, oI
Mess Th,s ard Sam1 iiar-rovr.
No. "a lot az TIE SaU:h itcO-n.r Of ard asb street
honttrF iSs feet u ~ running back Io7 n
on s5ih steel q WAR srset.
No. GA III hing So-th o. IN siy- Between Water st,
and ff boes, being ~ the South tat intersection q,
Wa'sf and SSH s;f,cJ fTouSlus On Water - 1872 q.
IEHhs-ohe-iodih ers; ard ba5n. in ty.o e,, nay.
nen ~ and IL mcnt. o; Crus IN
the property wall be required. tprrer-r the ca I rs,
BY ORDER OF TIE PROPRIETOR
il Wttr,-. - 49, -,
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J. q. GREGORY u co. MANAGERS.

Richmond. Va.
Office No. lOl West Main street.
Whole Ticket Nos u IS the Capital $4,000
in Alexandria Lottery No. i2l, EIl drawn nsaL
Managers Office, and sold by VIM Tupin vender
Richmond, Va.
$4,000, 5000.
Aerandris, No las Extra, for Saturday Capitals: $4,000
5000, l2so 1900 10 OF 1000 rs Nos drawn whoes 4;
halves 9; qrs l.
Splendid Lotteries.
S35,000
Alexandria Lottery Class No. s3-to be drawn Alerand
u c, SATURDAY. June 7b. Is45. Brilliant $1,000
loOoo, sooo 5000 4oOO 3e0 prizes OF 1900
400 &C ~ No Lottery, IL Drawn Ballots Tickets Halves
IS: Quarters $3.50.
Certificate OF Packages Of &c Whole Tickets sI3o
DO. do 70 Half do
DO. do % Quarter do % so
% Orders for Tickets and and Certificates Packages
in the above splendid Lotteries viii prompt
attention. and ocia
atar Il when requested all who order from
j. c. GREGORY q Co. Managers.
je9 Richmond Va.
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-. o. nalNURna9ooa,s
HEALTH RESTORATIVE


hay isvso sss CORDIAL fsasth. Mag 81 r-srvt,s ~
..sshns o. eseatsd as In o coagh csh Anst o..
O. tss Liver ro@i and Lungs Many snss easss a. v
cured ass every os,.r -s.s nav, 49, ~
the relsfioss and my -SIe. es ~ Vim 49,
fsy eeru hasy ametsd above eomph.st.
y - pssisssoa ~ him rspsses 90 his Gsss..
hgen ssd see the r~.os-S m.
raisfn isdivsiaa Tss Health % ahrs th- u.-
o. snGs bouis. vii an I'd
vaes eeverv Lu.rs and Cb>.s r H.,, -
cured cstrvy amer The of oa bosrs Ahhosh
ms rotsso hss foe almost exeassvs rsssi,rd h
iarsed bic spssad every dirseoe s.o. Ter
veny de-risE and producing to-, fsvssh, re-
ss> a. Instance Of CITY asd n. vi
enny The following eerneas u non DR. Choa hnow.
'IhAss a..,.~ of medicine can &C B,,,h..aoo
heahh kssorzfive and md Msreurv
esmPossdof vegetable entirely
C. sRiSckERAory. rropr,<sss. NY.
HosAcr EvrssrT y. s.AgenL
Principal Once. % Hudson Street Nvw Yosk.
10 For saI- BY The Axehts
oAYNoR, WOOD q CO. Dru--s.
my2a Ain
s.sps' sA.sAr.riLl -gs.i sousre. .sys Dr. Bss.<a-I
physiology beea earlier usderoo" Modern phvssolry
doub,css done human -.0-fi.r
poinns 10 the Mod the ofths Wa
range ." asosf' but expeenta eh~fuy has doae
much the di>eovsry puy
infected and injecting ssbds sarsapana Affects I'M,
potani change, drcsness ami unorny ner dbs
eat rhuss syspeiaA rnswo prosy. every species
ious complaint
erupt dis ppear under il operation
FOR arsher particulars
value eeaey psmph- which may ssens
gratis.
1 Prepared whosesa and r.,a and fos .upor,.,;o,
BY SANDS CO. Druesit. Chesists Graniis Build
Sod aso BY ALEX DuvAL CO, Asents Main street. Rieh
unond Va S Price VI pei BOTTLE. siI bos,le- for
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
AND POSSESSION GIVEN GwsruIArErYT
81 The four story Brick Building with the
ILL LGmber house attached street ne1t d,r selov
MI JohH Iurpn sod toe occupancy Of M,rs-
Harold An entirely story cf GRANTEE has
Gently been given this house ioe eatu n; ia IN
good repair IL excellent sRni for Of burr
ness especially that of Enauire
PHILIP A. TABB SON
Office on Main Street Bzsef Loy Oaee over the
Grocery STORE WIN. 81. Harrison. Fsq. an $40
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Isy wiIIinu,, A ,,,,au

ny "hianss n ssaNan
On WEDNESDAY Ih n.taa at 10 o'el.sI sin he
ro'd IN 'front.' OF osr Auction StYr---
zs hhds Bacon shoudets
Ks do SIDE.
IS hhds Rye Whisky
IS do oil Tascsk.oss Whisky
10 % oh kosobgasea d.
50 bis Nonhefa aptIe Brandy
20 do pure Cider 20 .uas,t.r
nj pipes Cozaae HANDY
DO Common lIh ~ 10
10 bbs %
loo bags LssuAya Coffee
IS do RIO do
so DO oil Java d.
loo pockets MlnHIa DO
10 haifeh.s,s SUPERIOR Cur powder T-a
loo boIss los. zach a. a.
10 hf Chests TNansey &,
100 q. Zee Fl 30 W,niow Class
gross Nason's SUP rnr K.aeG.y
20 kegs v-ry sugscrior iud,ra
so ssdes So- Leather
aercr> Winter Pressed IAn,o Oil
10 easis Sherry Hne
TERMS Bdrr sIOo es1t too and over r,,,b. Co,
P~peE WILLIAMS a HANALI.
Auc
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

~ IHE III bl4lC.
o"E In has been reported, since | dis.
EvSTsT{- eonuHued ia On aaln street Thai I
49, had len thc cry. which h. fiis take this me
bod OF informing ard p. generally am
located The seeoni square E,rhahss Hotel ard IN
rear Of The Bel Tavern Fraukin have my Ioar
and Harness Mandatory su extensive ope,siiap Nv
stock consists OF ne following descartons " Causss via
Coaches on Springs
10. Elliptic spfinra
Barouehes fcf one OF wn Horses
BrFsiss with and withaut Tops
Top Rurgies with scafs
Rnekaways, style article
Coach Bafouehc ard Blegyc Iiarnes. q IN arar,,.s
Persons wishing IN PuFsfase 10 Their ,s,.te q, rar
and examine my stock manufacture 40 ,hc work u,f ..n-
Hence can with eona fence vauani a. faeuaf alton VIII
be 81 ais Reperns aal u, oIs CONE on a. o,
reasonable icfag
VII fdfaasA County Coach Makes a. Of Caael,
nncnzs ihe easoratle lrivs on hand verv
sup"'.'r af',ci. Of Coach Vanish.
sl SIN ALFRED KING
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]. F. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

j. +. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
nseAs.ssa. xirst.ia.
SpieHdid Lotteries for june
t..iu-f'i o2S.00O.tf afs
A,ensdr.a Lsisry 1880 be dn~ in A,-r
ds. q. Saturday. June sih Is<s nlast ses~s..-
e1sooo 10000 seco <eee 3iso 20 p-s sDe of
500 50 Of too &c 20 No Lottery - drawn TeA~t.
halves s. aso f~uhe.s<s Of Packasxs nps-
Tiekets no. &c halves IS: - qasrtes D. 50.
o3U,OOO. a.
Aezsodi. Iotsssy Cas e. 1880 B. Arr.a
dsa. ID q, 90 Saturday jups ftu 1915 spndd t..pi.h
900 10000 COCO, $780, teoo 1910 prn.s 5000 OF
1900 Is Of 1000 IS OF re Of II ORA I'm
baiots Tickets eIo susfers c.raiss Of
Packages Of Is Whole Tetets 3o IS quartsrs
- So.
$50 600.
Abszandria Lottery Class drawn In Ai-ran
drs q. Saturday June sf iet5 Great $4,000
10000 t3sTs ssoe 1900 so of 1000
80 eoe so Of soo Ae 10 Nos ~ Tickets SIo hav.s
aa.ner's cesa,ss Of Packages Tickets 100
70 halves 10; 20 quartsn IS
A-.asdria Lstery drawn in Aer.n
dss G. Saturday. JuDs ssb ist5 Splendid Prx-s slO
goo 1890 Soeo sooo s0oo 3oSo 1885, $500 rs
"a OF sec &C. IS Nos II ballots Ticket. go
Is halves Is; IS qasrtsfs 325v
o Orsrs eEss Csrneat-s &C Packages
I'M above splendid Loees prompt att.p
non and an oeai of eae, drawing
u 10 over 70 all who ordss nom J. 2. WORD
Ap ~ Rtchn.o,d
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Auction 9aIes.
L .e'o" D"sSD., 1910 ri L.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE or
YALUABLS REAL ESTATE.
rUrUaE DAYS.

SALE or
HALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
N suit depending IN the circuit superior court
Of Law ss Ch.neey county and ety Of
kehsosd esive~a Beverly Bhr and Wa Ap5-r-ou
% John nisr Margaret Bi.is. VIM Asdeon
,nd Mary Ann HE WIFE BsaJ Asd<rsoa and VILE
John Blair and Arch>.nn. ehea ef
Richard Anderson d-esdansit In March ists
aeeseed aud ordered thai the und~rsEn>d
eo>eo as ~ public aoeto tn
nnnstn lying heb'ieo eoasy containing s{3
ss amer Adssrii.sns thu place lhrs.
weeks In In the ey
Of Rsebuond upon following =.
TERMS:
For each fourth purchase for the
residue thereof credit % eighteen months
nhns bomb with approved security credit paym ni. and
retaining the ur until tbe MONEY should fully PAID.
In pursuance ofthe above deeree win IN.
prnise' WEDNESDAY yuns fair not h- IA. n
lair day t~r' ar the sbov. de,enbsd esd W.
mnstnn rpos the terms above u
fail TO comply with The upon
the premises sa,urday the ~ OF costs and
charges aud At the and o.. Of the purchaser
2-dds DAyiD
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L. RUSSELL BIGGER,
AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. PAIxE & Co
RICHMOND,

AGENT FOR THE MANAGERS. ID. P.Isr & Co.,
RICHMOND ~
Drawing received every day AT o'clock.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
For s.turiay-s5OCO sSoo 1900 II4o ke ~ Nos - drawn
Whole Tickets 3.
Also for Saturday nsh'-sis,Ooo, Nos II dawn
GRAND SCHEMES To DRAW SHORTLY.
$4,000, 10000.
Gnnd Consolidated LOTTERY No at winEIton J.n
1900 DC &c se 7s Nos. II dawn Tickets only $40 Ger.
i'heats Of &c Whole Ticket. sieO-shares in proporan
$4,000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery draws 81 Wilmington r.,.
ith $4,000 10000, 5000 1000 3oOo Of ssa Of
$40 Ac.assa iee Of ss 6s. .l % sIs ws IT,
EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery No a. draw. Al wi.ip,,r
June sst-GraDd Capitals $4,000 OO0 1880 s7s 10 NJ
sooo 1900 1850 100 OF 1000 $500 No
goo sni I'd drawn Mes &c. - Nos. Whole Tickets
s2o For Tickets the Lottery ot in any Lottery
can orsodres l. RUSSELL BIGGER,
SPLENDID SCHEME.
$4,000, 1000 us Nos. Is Ballots
Grand Couo'daied No a. draws Wilmington ss,h.
SO prizes Of 1000. ke IS Nos Whole Ticket.
Cert hesis OF IS Whole Tickets only ssashAIes propor-
ton.
For other sehe1es ean oGee.
D' Packages OF whoes and shares single wholes and
shares slways on hand in the usual great variety and
usual prizes paid al sight Immediately after the drawing
pOrden for packages certificates single tickets in
the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries will be promptly
attended to- and drawing sent when requested.
7. RUSSELL BIGGER,
my ID Manager. Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotsl.
BoNNETS BONNETs :!
ECEINED This d1y BY Express IS
~ myE w, 4 T. P. CARPENTER L. co.
1Sn Tons LUMP PLASTER, direct from East.
1OO port Msne-3S don. Broon--I bbas Cider--faBd
ing and for sale. max RANKIN wHITLocK.
DRlNCIPE SEGARS-25,U, U very fine Prin.
- ePe sesars steam boat brand-for Sae BY
mys5 WILLIAMS n HAXALL.
TISSUE PAPER,
BEAUTIFULLY eolofee sud white of large sze-adnirabe
- TO- covering looking glass picture frames during
mer '~ason-for sale by NASH q wOODHoUsE
my 1T Main stree,
FASHION FOR SPRING IsaSi
IL III. AMlDON will introduce the Spring
Fashion Of Gentiemens HaS .ftrr Monday March
I'd 1875, nj his Stores No T. Exchange Hotel
Wal Street CONNER NJ Nassau Street New yorh. NH
SUPERFINE GUNPOwDEH TEA, I'm rs Ib.
~ bores, for sale by
gu DAvFNPORT A ALLEN
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rsonsohv couFourp sraur OF ran Anu woou
ri ~ i4l.lt y HAparfIA. 2 VI ~ 80 20

Tnonsohv courounp sraUP or ran AND woou
- ~ 'ttAt -HArurnA acll sI4f ~
IN .ceascqnoocs at the asioaishisg succsss Of
this isvssshs rpssdy wos. iui,.sss.s NV,
sessng ssa 10 As-.usd thai nesums sos...
Tar vhleh 80 s.yss claimed iassd.s bsfsss
ssespes asd purchase medicine ~heh pspor. eosias
n.f s.ss sne.oas c.pousa syrup Of Tar and Wed Nap
es'saee and ca. s'ss be relied foe the r.o..y
MS Acknowledge by every on. that Tho-p.o.. coeou,a
,ysp o. Tar and Wood Nsp,h. has sss. remedy
sas Co%ess Ihoa.sd. ,hroasAou: he es..y ss
nsos srrsshIs Asthma. spliiss Hood Pain the Besa
r.p.on Of u. Hear, Liver Compliant. Ae Prize. 50 cent? OF
an kohl-s " 50 0T Beware OF all limitations.
70 Poe sale In Reh~oed bv ALEX. DuvAL CO. General
AGENT. IN rs,s.es.s =, csss. cor's'in Norfolk BY n As.s
". 70 Lyeeheufs by Iaha Hfesy. my n
w ANTED, for the remainder Of the year
win BE- gwen,
my IS J'HSS GORDON
SUMMER PANTS -
10 t wel-fnr sie low a @. DUNsPAUGH 4 cor,
myaI No ~. West Main Street
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF MUSIC,
-Flft MAY 3lst.
w. RANDOLPH e. Co. have received
q Campanologian osadrres
The Land Of Pond-Ih.n the vsriou,
sons~ oaAd"s 2e from the Popular opsra OF BOHEMIAN
euI my II
NEW GOODS.
AT NO. 85. MAIN STREET
HAwEs 4 VAN DEURsEN ce now receiving an additional
H supply Of and beautiful Dc tor
eeed In New York and the Other NoriheE
vile the attention Of and OILERS.
BaEorines AMI Bareges
Wash Barrges, vrry rich
Fokn Garzes
Splendid Fouiard silks
French Cambria Prints
Muslin Ginghams and Scotch do
Lawns nd Muslin
lace Mullins.
Ribeoas, I..ee.. Miu,. Ge. my 10
SUMMER COATS.
WE have now on hand full and cheap assert.
men Of Summer eb<ap
for cash. my 30 LEEN 4 Co
DERUviAN aUANo-IOo bbs daily eIp~cied and win be ,oi
nj a redieed price II taken from the wharf Apply
my 20 cBAs. PALMER
Fu\HREE hundred easks Lime Just received per MeaIue
Il Capt simnnion, aud lot sale by
my 10 JAS FISHERS soNa
SUoARs AND moLAssBs- --T
- 100 Hhds prime Porto Rico and 81 Crois Sugar
100 Bbls N. o Moia.ses-For ssie by
my 20 DAVENPORT q ALLEN
BACON AND wHISKEY
MEN hhds shoulders. very superior
- d. Baltimore Whskey.
Just received for sale by
my 90 INLoEs BROTHER
DE-. GOURAUDS POUDRES SUBTILES,
NOR upooiins hair from part OF the human fraRe
l. They are hairy Who ara hairy
Eve .ous Ladies, young
As much unlike sylph fairy,
As the teeth like The tongue.
Woman. is your lip o'erhowed
With hair 4 radiance would ye Try
Ply Dr. y. Gounui,
And his Poudres Subtle. buy"
For sale by Dr. T. Gouraui's Agents,
mye9 GAYNOR WOOD 4 co.
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DAVENPORT u ALLEN
HAVE FOR SALE:
WHrTE Brazil Sugars
w woobry's Double Loaf Sugar
Smiths single do
Almonds, English Walnus
Rasins, Preserved Ginger
Maeearoni, Oranges and Lemons
Extra Gunpowder and Rack Teas
Pon aud Madeira Wine
Cognae AID Common Brandy
oris Candies, Soap
Rice, Indigo Nader
Sporting and blasting Powder
Cotton Yarns. Sole Leather
Ground Alum sudIFne Salt
Old whisiey, &C. my II
- UPERIOK WESTERN BACON.-2OO
~ Peppeed Hams lbs 900 Shoulders clear
yellow Sides $50 Joles-juSt received. for saIe.
my 10 JAS WINSTON
uNfTEEN IIhds prime Porto Rico sugar Wool
IL sey's Lnaf sugar. Receiving for
myI3 WEBB BACON co.
FOR KENT,
ks:sa very pleasant room on second floor over
AHh store Il well adapted office
a Gent,men. WARREN q PARlss
my 81 No. %. Main street
Gentlemen, took al This
SOMETHING superior in the way of splendid
~ French Striped and rai Linen Dris be had very
by calling u. BERRLBY a cos,
myT No. 81, Main
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

TEIMs-UneeE 500 casa FOR sums over sIoo H,,,b f
pprostd paper. DAVCNrnET l. AILES Anr,-
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HOYT,S OFFICE.
prvins eoss 70 band By O'Clock Capital $1,000, Teksts
~ shares 10 propostion Sales eOs1 ~ II o'clvck
Aiso for 10 day.
$4,000 orand schensi Tekeu 80 O'Clock
HOYT'S Office,
e1 No. 2. Exchange.
aN % So CAPITAL Prize .sli ..l p.ia N ys.,s~l,.
LotisU BY HoYT
q. ~. ALLEN's OFFICE.
Dswias q The Azanda Loefy Extra. IS reosivrd BY
oeSoeh spssth Sehsne Caplnh: $4,000 sooo 1900
lo36 10 q 1000 10 o. 200 &C. rs Lottery dsva Bal
ios Tsekss oaly ~. saIss closs a u O'Clock
DrsviaG Of the Va. hoooag,ia Lottery, Ciass Is:
% 60 10 81 50 a IL So IL 80 80
For tAis nveni.s-csptai sssooo, Ticket sio.
g. r. ALLEN,
leI No Sc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-17

According to previous notice, meeting of the de-
mocratc citizens Of Centre township was held at the
Court House in Indianapolis on Saturday, April 18th,
for the purpose of choosing delegates to the county
convention, and transacng any other business neces-
sary and proper.
The meeting having been called to order, on mo-
ton, John McFall unanimously chosen chairman,
Abraham Smock, assistant chairman and William
Stewart, secretary. The object of the meeting having
been explained by the Chairman, on motion Of DIR.
Dunlap, II was
Resolred, That this meeting select thirty delegates
to attend the county conyention whereupon the fol-
lowing persons chosen, viz Enoch Pyle, w. II.
Talbot James Greer Jas. r. Drake, John Thompson,
Samuel Daniels q. A. Chapman, w. B. Preston, Luz
Glen Barbour, B. Lawhead, DR.. Homburg, Joshua
Langsdale, c. Stoelting, DR.. Dunlap, John Bishop,
Stephen TOmlinson, Isaac Smith, James Wood, E. S.
Tyler, George Lockerbe, John Cain, Daniel Carlisle,
Matthew Afford. Zenas Lake, David Kemp, Joseph
Fairchild, Abraham SmOck, Christopher Dunbar,
Philip Mitchell, and A. Aldredge.
On motion of G. A. Chapman it was
ReSolred, That committee of five be appointed to
act as a vigilance committee for Centre township
whereupon the following gentlemen were chosen viz:
w. B. Preston, E. Hedderly, II. Nelson, John Bishop
and W. H. Talbot.
"A. Chapman offered the following resolution,
which was adopted with reclamation.
Resolred That the recent election in Rhode Island
is gratifying to the democracy of Centre township,
and shows cOncusively, that Notwithstanding the Ash
Pole still stands in remembrance of the birth of Clay
whiggery that the democratic Is still onward.
Guns for Dorr, balls for the Algerines.
On motion of Alexander Morrison it was
Resolred, That the proceedings be signed BY the
chairman and secretary, and published In the Indiana
State Sentinel.
The meeting having been addressed by Messrs.
Morrison, Lawhead and others, motion, adjourned.
JOHN McFALL, Chairman
WILLIAM STEWART, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-17
Johnson County Convention.

A convention was held in Franklin on the 18th day
of April and candidates were nominal ed for the
ious Offices Franklin Hardin for the Senate, DIR.
Webb for Representative, Mr.. Fox for Auditor, S.
Hall for Sheriff, and Jeremiah Woodruff for Assessor.
The following resolutions adopted, with a re-
quest that they be inserted in the State Sentinel.
EesolUed That we concur in the propriety of hold
ing convention at Indianapolis on the 10Th day of
May next to nominate a candidate for Congress, and
that will send delegates to represent the democra-
cy Of Johnson county In that Convention.
Resolued That while we believe it to be the duty of
the democratic party select able, faithful ard we'll
tried persons represent this district in Congress,
we regard it highly unjust, improper, and impoli
TIC to make this selection from any one particular
portion or county of the district
ReSored, That as we regard rotation in Office as a
sound and cardinal republican principle, which we
always pleased to carried into practice, we
hold that in the selection of candidates and the be-
sownent of Offices equal justice should be done to all
portions of the district and that whenever it be
done without injury to the public service, offices
should be conferred in such that In the end
all the different portions of the district may share
equal distribution thereof.
ReSolUed, That the democracy of Johnson county
have noby ranked their county the third strongest
democratic county the State, and the banner county
of the district and while In every struggle for men,
bers of Congress for the last thirteen years. she has
RlfCu Va tNO bhCCi anu AOu1
hundred for citizens of Marion county, without con-
tending that the honor should he conferred OF
her citizens have at length felt it their duty to pre-
sent the and insist matter of right upon the
honor of furnishing the next democratic candidate for
Congress- in tie person Of one Of her ruest, ablest
and long-tried public servants.
ResoIred, That we instruct our delegates to the
convention vote for and all honorable and fan
means to procure the nomination of the Hon. James
Ritchey, and that we do most earnestly urge his
claims well rights upon the consideration o
the convention; and most cordially. recommend HIN
brethren of other counties of the district
democrat of the first order, of irreproachablC
character. and gentleman well qualified to represent
this district in Congress.
ReSolred That we tender our sincere thanks to the
late Representative in Congress, the Hon. VIM.
Brown, for the many favors we have received from
him, and for his faithful and able services IN Con
gress and a manifestation of our regard for him
we wish him great success in all his laudable under
takings, and particularly in the new situation ii
which he has been placed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-17

DEATH OF MRs. WrLLIs.-The New York papers
announce the deceasc of the wife of ~ p w. Ills, Cd
itor of the Evening Mirror. The New York Com
mercial says Mr.. Willis married in England and
often, when we have met him in Broadway, with his
lifes companion, we have thought upon the woman's
devotion which sustained and cheered her in her
erance from country and kindred-never without a
hopeful wish that long life of happiness might be
the equivalent for all she had given up. Youth
and beauty we knew to be portion of the dover she
brought her husband; and we had heard that they
were accompanied in rich measure by the Cruces of
MIND, and heart. 1t is heavy blow under which Mr..
Willis is called upon to exercise his fortitude.