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n IMPORTANT TO sTEANTHOAT
COMPANIES. AEENTS AND lELIn

n COMPANIES, AGENTS AND OTHERS
LOUIS MULLER respectfully informs them that
he will gladly do their UPHOLSTERING-such as
make Carpets, Mattresses, Curtains, Cushions, Law
Oilcoths, Stuff Chairs Sofas &c. and do all other
varieties of work in this branch of trade as low as il
can he done in the city.
On hand large lot of PAPER HANCINGS which
are offered for sale upon the most accommodating
terms.
o. Paper Hanging done in the neatest manner.
ts-Cail at No. 226 BALTIMORE STREET. one
door from Chahes. fel4-2y*
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PATENT SAFETY FUSE,
NEW RTIGLE EAEI FLA S;IrH A. L


IN The PATENT SAFETY FUSE, for igniting the
charge in blasting, takes the place of the Printing
Needle, Printing and Match; and as it removes ali
danger of striking fire in lampng, and burns at a mea
sured rate, renders the now dangerous business Of
blasting as SAFE as the employment of the farmer. II
ensures CERTAINTY, and effects explosion rs well
under WATER as in the dryest situation. Besides il
saves much time and labor and it allows the lamp
ing to be rammed hard home, and leaves only an orr
flee of the size of knitting needle, it adds considera
bly, to the FORCE Of the blast 1t has bcea also salts
tactony proved, that il adds much to the force of the
blast by ignting the charge at the bottom.
Numerous certificates, from those who have tested
the Fuse can he given. For sale by
J. MOELLINGER s. CO., corner of Gay and Front
streets, And
L. PRATT s. BROTHER, Nos. 81 and 90 South
thahestst fel2-eod m
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JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTlCLES.
q NHEAPER THAN EVER. have large
~ assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelrv ana
latest style Hair Pins, Head Dresses winch win
sell low. ~ '
Clocks, Watches and Jcwelry made and repaired.
ana warranted Old Gold and Silver wanted which
will give the full value for.
w. D. ELTONHEAD,
-, NO. l32 Baltimore street, between NORTH
uol-u and Calvert streets
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NHEAP GROCERY x FEED STORE:

~ at W. ~~c f1hSl btL lNIohE 81 REEL
opposite the Columbian Gardens, will he found grea
bargains in GROCERIES,, FLOUR and FEED of al
kinds. HAY by the bundle Also, several STALLS
for rent in Brick Stable.
(G5- Goods delivered free Of charge. fea6
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SCHOOL BOOKS. PARSONS & PRESTON
- are constantly receiving supply of very popular
School Books, which they offer to teachers and coun
try merchants on reasonable terms for cash, at
fe26 adjoining Railroad nero,
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w A n T S.

:" ANTED TO HIRE. A man with small
w iaI"ily ana one span of horses To manage a
small farm miles from this city-for such ppTson
good wages will be given, None need appy without
iclcicncc' Isl fe26-2t'
NWASTEB. A Woman to do ,he washing and
w IRONING IN agentemanis famy-a slave would
be preferred. None need apply except such ms can
,s I'' islc recommendation as To capabty and
character Apply at this office. fe2j3tt
' BOD CUTTERS! WOOD CUTTERS
Sn WOOD CUTTERS WANTED. 10 cvt
Oo Pine Wood, near STEMMgR's DEPOT Bali
more and Philadelphia Railroad. Fifty cents in cash
per cord VIII be paid, and employment given for sew
efa weeks Apply to HENRY G. BRISCOE at stem
Iner,S Depot, 8 miles from the city, or 20
ie@o 81 JOHN ALLEN, City Block
GITUATICN WANTED. by Young man from
~ the north, in wholesale or retail yrocery or com
mission store, or any other mercantile business where
ne eonh make himself useful 10 his rmployer-he
will 60 on very accommodating terms. The very hest
OF references of his qualification and character will he
given. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
lf2I - No. 10 Exchange Place
uPOAEDEBS WANTED. Five orten GEN
ab rLEMEN, or two or three CENT?, ENEN aud
their WIVES can be accommodated with BOARD
by applying at No. "A SOUTH GAY STREET, a few
doors south OF Baltimore street
jas-3n MRS. MATTHEW'S.
sa1ysssSss WANTED TO * ENT-A comortablc
s.Ih .,I Dwelling possession required on or before
HINlin The middle Of Marcll-the vicinity of North
Ea&e1..iL- Charles street preferred Apply TO
LUDLOW, PARCHALL & co.
leio 2lf Baltimore street.
SITUATION WANTED, by young married
- man, as book keeper or clerk, in respcr table
mercantile house in the city The very best Of refer
ence, in regard to qualification, character &C. will be
given. Apply TO LEWIS F.SCOTTI.
fe2' No. 10 Exchange Place.
"ANTED TO RENT. HOUSE or two
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIkEN ESSES.
IHNAkEN on an Improved principle, by

n KEKFUUT & kINU.
favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style Of
execution, which for le-like beauty distnctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds to minute. Fam-
lies taken in groups also invads and deceased per
sons taken at their residence on the shortest notice.
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather and salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
Qlf-Rooms 1871 and 2l8 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lOred In the most beautiful manner. fe5-tf
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

CASH FOR NEGROES.
u WISH TO PURCHASE, Immediately. a
d number of likely NEGROES of both sexes from
IL to % years of age, for which am willing 10 nav
the highest market prices. Apply at No. 2 SOUTiI
CALVERT STREET, 3 doors below Market.st
ja27-3m WILLIAM HARKER
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LOOKING GLASS PLATES.

LOVNIINO NLttSo TLN rs.
n HAVE lT STORE, 4 large assortment Of
"A German and Ere lch LOOKING GLASS pr ATFS
imported direct ard constantly receiving per every
rival, which tater myself [ can sell on as reasoua
Bile terms as any other establishment in the country
Also, IOR lkhii FRAMES of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &C. Cali and eyt.
mine before purchasing elsewhere.
n22 E. =. FRYER, No. N. Cav street
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ERICSSON STEAMBOAT

Ii
EkN779kksss~ TRANSPORTATION LINE
SERanaWs2aR Between PHILADELPHIA and BAITt-
MORE, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, DAILY
Sundays excepted,) from No. 10 South Wharves
Philadelphia, and from No. Light street wharf, Bal,
tmore.
The Boats Of this line are all of the first class and
in complete running order, one or more will leave
each city DAILY arriving the following morning in time
to connect with the Northern and Eastern and South
and Western Lines.
% All merchandise c0ns gned to the agents in Ell
ther city, will be forwarded free of commission or
storage. A. GROVES, Jr., Agent Philadelphia.
fe25y f. G. HARRIS, Agent, Baltimore
I'D EMOVAL, The subscriber would inform his
IL customers and public, that he has removed his
PAINT SHOP to the ID story of No. 8 South Liberty
street 8 doors from Baltimore street, where he most
respectfully asks them to call, and leave their orders
for House and Sign Painting and Glazing, promising
that their work shall be done good, cheap and as
promptly, as at any other establishment.
t63-Store Fronts painted with despatch.
fe25-ee3" EDWARD NEEDLES.
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THANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE
" FARM NEAR GREEN SPRING IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY. BY virtue of a decree passed in
the High Court of Chancery, the subscribers will as
trustees, on SATURDAY, the 18th March, 1916 at |
O'Clock IN the forenoon, expose at public sale a the
Green Spring Tavern in Baltimore County about l3
miles from Baltimore on the Susguellanna Rail Road.
all those pieces or parcels Of Land constituting the
Farm on which the late Matthew BorIand lived and
died, and upon which his widow now resides which
Farm is situated in the Green Spring Valley, within
less than mile of the Green Spring Tavern and CON
tans about lS acres of Land, is in high and excel
lent state OF cutVaiiOn has upon il sufficient oIan-
tity of wood, with very hourishng and productive
orchardmg, is supplied with excellent watcr,--springs
and the stream of Jones' Falls has on il lime uIarres
n and lime kilns, large and convenient two
MsEA story stone DWELLING HOUSE, with spa
kssM cious parors and numerous lodging rooms,
I.kA1band the usual necessary out houses, such as
dairy stabling, kitchen, sc.
This Farm being about - miles from the city, and
Immediately on the track of the SusQuchanna rail
road is in the midst of of the most desirable
neghbOrhOods in Baltimore County, as well for So
cicty as or the modes and habits of cultivatng and
iertlizng land II is in the immediate neghborhood
of the estates of David Carlisle, ESQ., Samuel Stone
Esq ,Dr.Webster, Mr.. Medcae ami other ex perenced
cultivators. The supply of heavy and valuable tim
her, as we'll as young chestnut, &C. is abundant aud
the fences are in complete and perfect state of re-
pair. The premises can be visited AID examined by
persons wishing to purchase, every facility will be
given them by the family Of Mrs. BOrland, now re-
siding on the place, or any further information by
either of the undersigned in Baltimore city. The title
of course is perfect and will be made satisfactory TO
the purchaser and immediate possession can be given
The terms of sale prescribed by The decree are
onethrd cash and the balance In three nstaments of
T. and ~ months from the day of sale with interest
TO be secured to the satisfaction of the trustees
JOSEPH J. SPEED,
fele-e0ts JOHN III. ING, Trustees
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FOR SALE & RENT.

ENARM FOR SALE, situated in Calvert eour-
H. w. near the tide water of Island Creek, contnin-
ing 200 ACRES. The situation is healthy and de
sirabe, and the land is well adapted the growth Of
tobacco, corn, wheat and oats and can easily be i'm
proved by the use of clover and plaster, or mari,
the latter of which is to be found the Farm of the
very nest quality and very abundant. There also
Il consdefable quantity of wood and timber pom this
EsS~5A farm The Improvements consist of a good
fTStYf1 comfortable DWELLING, and necessary
lhslm ont buildings. This Farm can be purchased
for SO per acre, one fourth cash, and the ba
lance in one, two and three years, with interest.
- T3. For further particulars, apply to Col. JAMES
ID, uakKlS, who resides upon the premises OF to
THOS. J, HELEN, st Leonard Post office.
HpUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. A lot Of
aB GROUND, 30 by 100 feet, eligbIy situated in
Eden street, between Bank and Cough sis, CON the
east slde large enough 10 make Two excellent build
ing iots, Will De SOLD low II early application is made
fee2-lw Al his Office.
- FOR RENT. win be rented Store No
NI;sG GO Il. BALTIMORE STREET, (nsrh side,)
~Aa- between Frederick and Gay streets. Inquire of
fe26,a Il. 5. FRYER, No. N. Gay street.
A.z,A FOR SALE-A neat two story Frame
HRSKs house, situated in Caroline-s near LON
lEIiE bard, Is feet front, running hack "a feet to
strawberry alley with comfortable back
building, now und rent to good tenant This pro-
petty will be sold low, il immediate application be
made at SCOTTI,S intelligence office
leo No. 10 Exchange Place.
feaA> FOR SALE-Two handsome dwellings
EaaaI on Park st. near Madison, one at S22oO The
Hseal other at $1,000; large House. with store and
dwelling, ~ Howard-st. near Saratoga, 3 1900;
store with dwelling attached Eutaw ST. OPP ,str
the Eutaw House, in fee, AT 800; n large dwelling
on Hanover-st. near Camden, $1,000; one in Snarpst
near the Wesley Chapel, S24O0; Il beautiful large
dwelling on East Pratt near Cough St $500; one in
~ Gayst. near the Odd Fellows Hall S33p0 in fee;
one in broadway near Lombard st, $500, in Broad
way near e. Baltimore ST. $1,000; Store with Dwell
ing on the corner of Broadway and Lombard street,
$1,000; dwelling on the N. w. corner of L. Balti-
nore-st. and Broadway, $1,000; fine large dwelling
on East BalimOfe-st. $i5OU; handsome dwelling on
Granbyst. near Exeter, SLIGO, with a detp yard;
fine new dwelling on MulberTy-st. near Chatsworlh
$1,000; in Monument ST. 800 and $500; one in Abe
marle-st. Fawn; in Bond ST. near L. Baltimore;
in Carolinest near Il. Baltimore; . in Harrison ST.
at $780, three in Jefferson-s of them has store
they will be sold to pay II per cent clear also
many others.
Gj- GROUND RENTS FOR SALE, at 6, ! and
u per cent, Applyto
BENJAMIN BOND-or
GEORGE GELBACH,
fc25-tf No. 40 Second-st, near the Exchange
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bHiNA FOPAS and AMETHYST Breast Pins
"a and Bracelets for the ladies' at very low prices
received this day and for sale by
GABRIEL d. CLARK,
ie2l-dlw Water street, I'd door from Calvert
SHOE ELACkING, Of very superior quality.
- and warranted to improve by age, for sale in any
quantity at reduced prices, by
G. WISEMAN, Druggist
fe3-am Opposite the Fountaia Hoiel Light st.
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G5- FOR SALE. 100 acres of Bounty Land, in
Arkansas, near Batesville-a very valuable tact, Ap-
ply as above. ia2.eoam
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VA ANTGD TO HIRE. Aman with a small
w iamily and one span of horses To manage a
small iarm miles from this city--for such person
soou WaseS VIII ne gwen None need apply without
Icicichcc' Isl fe26-2t'
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EBOCk ET BOOK LOST. S. REWARD.
n Was lost yesterday morning, in East Baltimore
street, between Lloyd-st. and the Bridge, small
purple POCKET BOOK, containing three Virginia
bank notes, $40 and two So notes, The name OF
the owner is written the inside. reward of So
VIII be paid to any one leaving the pocket book aud
money at this office fe25 st
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K r. NJ o ' A l..
a II. E. w. THEORALD has removed his re-
~ sidence and Office to No. IA NORTH CHARLES
STREET, above SaratOga-st., where he will attend
to all professional calls, and may be consulted be-
tween the hours of & and O'Clock, A. NJ, and and
O'Clock, P. M dls-eo3m
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HUMBERLANDC COAL, Cumberland COAL
u of superior quality, for Crates, Stoves and Black
smiths-for sale in large or small quantities by
J.B. SUMWALT, 1886 west Pratt street,
ja29eolm AsPl near the Three Tuns Tavern
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FRENCH GOODS.

SCARFS, SCARFS AND CRAVATS.
EUST RECEIVED at CARRIERS
~ FASHIONABLE FURNISHING STORE
No. 1917 BALTIMORE STREET.
Rich Satin Scarfs and Cravats
Gentlemen's under garments
White Kid Gloves tol parties: Paris do for walking
Morning Gowns; Gum Suspenders
Fine Linen and Muslin Scarfs; Merno Half Hose
Cashmere and Tmbet Gloves
Linen Cambria IidktS.
Buckskin Jackets and Drawers.
U Citizens and strangers requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere Every article
warranted. Gentlemen's Linen made to order, ia7
TNyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
IN FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS!
The subscriber is duly receiving, per latest arrivals
Fancy and Staple SPRING GOODS-such as
ENGLISH PRINTS
LACE LAWNS
MOURNING LAWNS
GANIBROONS
French and English DRILLINGS
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Also, full and general assortment of DOMES-
TICS, which will be sold by the piece or package at
as low rates they be had at any other house in
the city. !G3- Call and examine.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
NO. boy Baltimore street,
fel5 Between Charles and Light sis
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E1Nf.s EFFERVEsCENT sELT.

RANTS EFFERVESCENT SELF Ds- TAR. @Nn--lhthe sincere hope that others may be induced L, %tst tHeiishlfDi be'er.ges ~hiCA iaking of one ot the sbh in koHle lime. bs enabled has allen within d baalth. an iasgoratsd lit- us to boast of rene~' And freedom IF"m s.thousand ills ,' eneendered in ,ai's EGeFvsseeaI we would call attenii0n to TaTrf sut hEial or iudfJ StItzer Aperient" fpr lhe of Dy' etitiyeRets! eastion, blious affections, heartbprn, ssd other head d-Ache. acidity If the stomach, &c.,, , diseases natural 10 southern ai imosPhere. , .
 We were delighted with ils effects. and have S@ perienced manifest and decided relief from its u-e and rhoud regret extremely to he deprived ot me oP porunily ofpurchas,Hg relief from the many a"a'ens
 for the cure of which is iustlv cerbTaied ny ne use of preparation simple in iis nde oi use. hene fc,al in it's efTecs-efervescsn soda .Sa.NT nad possessing an agreeableness of taste equal ses '"' .e, for to the water obtained from the natural sprung. Celebated as are the 'SeltzeT Spring" ,h,s PTeTa- ration bIds fair to ecoms far more so. d"ae snsv judge from the numerous certificates and tesiinon'ai: received from the emlnen, Ofthe medcsl Faeui. iy, which in possession ni the prnpInier, asa may be the store of MessTs- mosEa.1 TUCKER, Drugg,sts and Apohecares. corner pau- phin and Royal streets, whete the med'riae ca" pc olnained wholesale and retail, they being anpo'n'sd agents for the proprietor. mSI4 l4lkmo
 1t5-TARRA NT's COMPOUND EXTRACT | OF CUBEBS AND COPAIyA siands uhfisAlled for it's efficacy. Ii performs cure m . iew days- m confinement or restrtction m dtet 70 hecfsrety' h will he iouRd invaluable, being prepared with the greatest possible upon well tested Pfneipies'
 founded upon that important law, first established hy the celebrated Dr. Fordyce. siz:-.'ihat eembins ton of similar remedies would produce pore eer-
 tain, speedy. and considerable eheci than an cqsva
 lent dose fan, slnRle one." In many cases the disease is entirely prevented by i,s timely spPlcs
 iiun For sale wholesale and retail. al tie store of Messrs. MoSELY < TUCKER. Drnggisis asd Apothecaries, corner Dsuphins and Royal sirests. The proprietor has appointed then Agents for this city. mylb t4zEDo
 fbo- DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION FAMILY MEDICINE--Tausnt's Cordial. Eiirir o Turkey Rhsbarb takes i,s place the best remedy for Dyspepria or Indigestion. of the present das and for it's efficacy and -afety. deserves s name 'f being in truth \ Family Medicine. Th"se who ssf fer from excessive fatigue, mental anxiety. or intel lectua application of whatever kind. will end 1t 10 be medicine of extreme value. This preparation will prove a hea,hfnl aiimuant for the pai.en, ~i'o suffers from the frequent of wine or spirits For sale wholesale and retail, ai the store of MeSsrs- MOSELY & TUCKER, Druggists and Apo,hsca- ries. Dauphn and Royal streets The pro- prietors has appoin.sd them Agen,s toF this city.
 mvl5 I42Knlo .....,-.,. .i'..... .s,. ..s
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-On rhnrsday, the principal speaker o' ',e s"ss."- nle nj side was Sir James Graham who en'eieu asn an laoraie defence Of The measme, ana 'tn"eeu the "No Popery cry of its opponents iie ""e'sp" , to the phrase to which he had given nitefance Peao iug the Irish state trials, Ihnt "concessioh hAs reached its lmits"-a phrase which had been so much commented on--explained the sense in Shicn he used it-and apoiog sed for having, m mo"if"' nf excitement. uttered as a minister of ihe cfowh' language which was ca lculated TTitate sensitive people He defended the policy ol the government when in oppositon and contended that his conduct, and that of Lord Sanley had always had for it's op- feet the civil and ecclesiastical progression oi me Irish people. The tone of Home SecretarN's speech was firm but cnnciliaiory, and gave evidence that he or his colleague dis Osed to bend before the blast
 Last night the debate was resumed with, II possi be, additional in errest aad excitement But press ed. as we are. for tune and space, the point or the steamer sailing, we can do nothing beyond re- Crrrinp to IL. Should the measure pHss the snbse uuen stages as there is ttle doubt it will the Hnutt of Lo ds VII ID de short work of Il. Many O the Bishops i'll support il: ndeed the Premier |. more potent ln the Peers than in the popular bfanci of the Legislature.
 The sugar duties have been debated in the uppe' branch of the Legislature, and Lord Stanley hgnrt' amongst the orators hut all interest in the subject II at an en,I as he object of the bill ailained-ant for the rest all is ''lealher and prunella."
 The other ,opirs in Parliament may be bfletil aualinc, up. Anoihei Pest Office di-cusson, ntisins out of Mir. Duncombe's efforts to have ihe power ta ken from the Home office ofopenlng letters; ne baIe the of the Universities, intI oduced wi'' some telling truths. by Mir. Christie; and inier'nen in large towns--all of which provoked talk, but e' 10 nothing practical.
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Mir Terry having received Il majority Of all the votes cast, Mr. President declared him duly selected as lhe democratic nominee for Governor.
 Mir. Coxe offered the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the nominee of this Convention, Hon. NATHAKIEL TERRY of Limestone, presented for support, is a democrat of unwaverng integ- ry and of sound talents, consistent politician who has ever been foremost in promntng the best Inter- esrs of this State; and that pledge ourselves to make all proper means to secure hIs election to the responsible office Of Governor of the State of Ala bama. 0.
 Mir. Iiumphres offered the following amendment, which was adopted:
 Resolved, That Nathaniel Terry be unanimously declared to be chosen by lhs Convention as the dem ocratic candidate for Governor.
 Oa motion of Mir. Winston,
 Resolved. That the thanks of this Convention be rendered to Hon. s s. Houston for the able, dien'- fled, and impartial manner m which he has discharg- ed the duties of President.
 0n lnolon of Mir. Humpllres, the following named delegates were sppoin'ed committee to wal, upon ! lon N Terry and inform him of his nomination. yia;-Messrs. Clyde, Clemens, Grifin' Cochran and Wilson,
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take from he post office all communications address ed to this Convention,
 Mir. Winston oifei cd the follow ing resolution which was adopted
 Resolved. That the rules adopted by the House of Representatives last session be adopted for the government of this convention.
 Mir. Clemens offered the following resolution which WAS adopted
 Resolved, That a committee consisting Of one from each Cungressional District he appointed b, the President to ascertain the Democratic strength of each county, and report to the convention at it's next meeting the number of votes 10 which each county IS entitled
 Messrs. R. R. Patterson, R. F. Coxe, N B. Mitchell, Jno. T. Abernathy, John c. Thompson, and w. II. Forney were appointed said committee, On motion of MT. Clemens the convention adjourn ed until o'clock this afternoon.