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Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

The following Is she liI ofrhe number Of
officers appointed To the ten regiments
now organizing Ia ibe different Satcs:-
From Louisiana ~, Mississippi 2. Ken
lucky %, Michigan II, Tennessee u,
North Carolina IL, South Carolina Is,
Pennsylvania 10, Indiana 10. New York
-, Maryland Is. Alabama %, Wisconsin
/, Vermont 4, Maine II, Connection, :.
Massachusetts :, n. Hampshire O, Rhode
Island 5, New Jersey II, Delaware 3,
Texas 0, Missouri :, Arkansas 3. Gcor.n
II, Florida 3, Virginia Is, Illinois ~,
Oh) 90, Iowa 0, Army 8.
Arkansas Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

SENTENCE or LIEUT. IIfGW.-li Is generally
known, that, on the arrival Of Com. Perry before
Ayarado, finding the place already captured by
Lieut.. &. g. Hunter, whom he had ordered only
to blockade, the commodore ordered that officer
into arrest, for trial by court marital. We learn,
from an authentic source, that the trial bus been
had, hat Lieut. lIunlef has been found guilty
tof di,obcying orders, as we presumed aud sen
fenced to be rcprImandcd and dismissed from the
squadron. The npnmlnd to be read on the quar-
ter deck Of every shlPin the squadron
N Y JgH. Com
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
groceries!

TtllE subscriber s daily receiving d stock Of
: Gocercs, including Liquors aud Wines Of
the ehicssf brIaig, Coffee, Sugar Nolasrs Ci.
nr, Soap, Candies, RilsIus, Honey, Cheese,
Cutlery, Pepper slrlinrs, and variety Of other
articles too numerous i0r the limits Of an ndvcr.
tisemeui; which, togrslcr with the stock prev
iousIy on hand, will comprise most Of the articles
usually found in d well selected Grocery
H. KELLY
Maallnclan Marah 9l. Isll.IG
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
BLOCK, BROTHER s CO.,

NouLD particularly invite The ladies TO call
W and eNsmnc their brsuliiul ass,dmtn nj Of
Buona VISTA Stripes aud ROBES,
Prnied and Painted Muslins.
Muslin GIngham, plain and striped.
Gingham. Fancy llandkcrchiris,
Boaucls, Ribbons, Laccs. EdsnFs, ETC., etc.
Also 10 their splendid assortment Vi Shoes Of all
Kinds aud qualities
Fulton, Nay !, lsli.2i
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

AMRmcAN MAGNANMIrY.--As Presi.
dent Polk saw 1T in the exercise Of that
undouhlcd magnanimily which is cbarac.
tcrislic Of our country, to restore lis head
to The Mexican nation in the person Of
Santa Anna, It becomes question OF seri.
Gus consideration whether tho President
should not Immediately send dispatches to
Gen. Scott, ordering him to restore his
roo3eu lee 10 Santa AnGa. Mexico was
lame affair without it, Dictator, aud the
Dictator must be halt enough without MS
leg, though be exhibited no symptoms OF
halt in his retreat from Cerro Gord0.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
VIM. Ii. NcCutchOn, s Co,
IMPORTERS or AND DEA.ERS
N HARDWARE. CUTLERY, /,
s. aaa,IER sr, NEW oELElNS

EfAYE now Ia store, and for sale a, ~ rates.
] general assortment Of HudF5ff, Af'ug,
Sc, Ac.- Consisting ia part Of nails, irol rasl-
inrs, steel. axes hoes spades, shoyels. sioi, kci-
llss, barb mills, guns aud rifles, French pot coil,
OK. log. trace. iopail aud other chains; ~ and
grind stones, aaylls, bellows vices, Rowland, and
other saws Of al. kinds, syihes aud sckles book.
and hinges. lorks scrrws bolts, ,hass wlr.s, slysls
and tonrl, p1kers, nnd.runs. frndrH, tahl and
pocket cutlery, scissors. razofs, razor aroa and
homes, Stoves, cotton and wool cards, panetf all
Kinds files aud eigr tools, ooopgrs tools, ifcss
hoops. wateru and trays, bits. angcr and tger
bits condagc, paints, oils, tnrpcn,inc, onkum Hoh
and tar. straw cutters, corn shelters, hnmcilnd
collars, plouElis ard plough mouldi in aud ill,ncd
waae-, fishing tackle in every variety
D. MrBcuANu PL,svEts aud other, aftrs-
specifully invited TO call and examine flt TIM
selves myjl~i5t
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
EfGrdirare.

kalses and ior.s, carving aud hatcher knives,
pocket aud pen kniyrs, scissors. shears, falos,
bfaass and bits, shingliug haehsls, shoe and nail
hammer, drawing kniyes, handsass, gin, mill aud
bastard flies horse fasps, tifmer.nd socket chs
selsi single aud double PLAN Its, foot adaes, cup.
board. til, chest, French. pad. plate, nm and
carpenters knob Jocks, flint aud percussion locks,
round and fiat spring bolts. shae pineew, sheep
shfaf. knob laiehos, door handles, sallef's spnng
balaaees. hnllania aud iron table and tea spoons,
bros. paiei aud iron stfraps, spurs, sorew-dHycrs,
bullet maulds, brass and black rain nails, violin
siflaas, enblsis percussion eaPs. eaiksoTews iish
hoaks and lines, teabels, peFFinR aud sewing avis.
bras eandlesiirks, hand cut aud tenent saws
shovels and iongs, syihe biaies and sicklcs
smoothing, fore, jack aud iaatrf planes, wool
aud euilou cards, MANILA and ealian rope, plow
lines. aud bed co5ls, Collins axes, broad axes,
anssfs, parliament hinges, butts aud screws, coffee
nils. hopks and hngrs, frara, WAGON boxes, waffle
mons, straw knives, gfuss aad emo syihes, Caro,
Ina easisieel aud grubhng hoes. sad mons, grind
slonsz, os aud trace chains, nails aud brads Of all
sses, shoyels spades, patent balances, sicycs,
gafden takes. lry pans, pnw monlis, iron Of oil
lsnds English, Gcunan, and east steel, hollow
ware Of all kinds aud descriptions, such as ovens,
skels. psis aud kettles, Sc, &c,
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
.Ankice

I 5 hereby given thlt JunN CAFraFy, late ola.
I inyrtc county, Atk, supposed 10 be a iaiiyp
Of Tennessee, Of fair complexion, about fri pnd
inches high, with blue eyes, and brlwcrnlJ aud
50 years Old, ou The 2slh Of January, / sii, died
10 said county without any known heirs leaving
au estate Of the appraised value of S in2 w.
RICHARD BLANIEN,
Administrator q bis estate.
On Cty
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
E0borers ZuEanfPf,

fEtEN or twelve alls bsliea labafrrs, work in
! BRICK yard ant about the eroolon Of the
Washington Male and femaie seminiy, ia the
town Of Washington, llempsiead equity, Ark.
Wages So Tor ryey &c days work an9hoaried
l.. u. ROBINS.
Washington, May 81, Isi5.25=iw
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

B,o>rfisa , RrcRpn.-Nhrn np'Hh' para
..',T,nv marched on board the Manian steamer
yc.,srity, guard was placed at Tie gansWay 10
s,,,,nt ibe recruits from gong sslloie' onc Of
i6,.. named James Ford posed rom on bolrd
,,,., ,,aibcr boat, aud Afterwards ined TO pass IN
,,s, tbo glnrsay Of tho gandnn, bat was stopped
AZ. ,t,, .1ntry. Who dcrandgd hls pass bsl1r" no
" s,iI m ~, on io,ri spme alteration ossaHcd,
oCaa ga glrg rod. sho was partly 'sloAeaied,
WIN ..na.I n,bo,g an picked up pee o. foeS' and
llDi,.,i. entry, threa'.hlng TO Knock him
'".1 b ~ r,'.sled IN r,',ing him admission on
down .c sentry pushed him back with bic
board ll.1n ualeh the former stepped back d
lnn'Ne't, snd hurled the rock at the guard and
few hHei to run. The guard pursued with his
'hskei at a charge, and before Ford reached the
hd of the plank hc run him clear through ht
bOig with hls bayoncG
Ford did not even daggrr, on receiving the
wound. but run ashore, tossed Off lis JACKET. aud
picked up rock ia each hand to repeat bic attack,
lal presently he turned pale, The blood spuHcd
rom his wound. and he fell upon the lryee. Some
IF the men raised him up, aud conducted him on
loifd. Whore his wound underwent a surgical eK-
animation, aud, we understand. was pronounced
mortal.
This is commencing frol discipline early 10 The |
L0us Rsrcils.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
L.. II. Morgan,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTH

MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTIllIR,
HAS jnsi opsu,dH fresh and splendid ussS.
mcul Of new goods Of the latest and mai
fashionable sylrs, whI-h be- is prepared 10 man.
facturc INTO every yan,iy Of Eenl'emcns wcBn9
apparel. H. iis slso an assoHmrnt ol llli1
Cnyas. Handkerchief, Suspcnder, &c beachc,
and brown domrgss, plsd IInsey, kcroys lrisl
linen, prints, jeans, a'pscea, iiinnss, sc, ull q
which he will dispose af on accommodating trnut
Shop in SuiIiyaus lleirl.
Washington, May ~, l-i52l.ly
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

Yankee Doodle" says that tho Ehirs have
produced a Silver PoHneaf 10 be pfeitnted TO Mr..
faa, as a testimonial Of gratitude bI furnishing
ihem a eandidate in the nHfsou Of Gn, Taylor.
The fofhngsT brau tie following inlohpiion
% self denying Chfsiianl thou
10 Heaven shalt surely %;
Thou gaycsi a President iatHs Nhes,
4 General 70 iha laal
Aud when returned 10 TENNESSEE
To plant and hoe thy coin.
Thy ,lHnous deeds al Rean shal bc
kcmtmheted-n hefn.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

Tho Washington Union says that "the glo
RIGS Of this war cluster upon the brow ol9
President" We think lha, martial Mr.
asUj just about as likclyto clu5le,Sw upon
Polk's forehead as cons are .oH Jou
Santa Anna wooden too
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

The Pennsylvania says that the Al
minislration, having carried all lis mg :,
ures, "can henceioHh reposo upon O, ,ba,
roses" " We have seen many s. d. Ill.,,
had broken into flower garjc' '0's wv
same lhing.-L0R. Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
COP.1RT.A,EFSS SEEEP-

u HE undersigned having entered into partner
ship on the LIST of April, 1877, for tho pur.
pose of doing general Storage and Commission
business, in the town of Fulton, under the name
and style Of Block, BRornRR Il Co, would re-
apeelfally inform their friends and tho public gen.
orally that having leased the Upper Warehouse
of Nh, Il, j. Smith, they are now prepared To
receive goodI on storage,
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May /, lsI7.2l
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
C0partncrsi,ip Notice.
UPPER RED RIVER PACKET
Belle OF Illinois,
Z. s. InmNsnN, MAsrrR.

u y ITII N7TTNF W. TWf
srcyo TIiEnew, u ght daugli hnd
,s y, .sss-s.-,,s7ps Of Wiagi', w,llpy regularly
dnfng ilid acnsou, briwrcn Shreveport and nl
Iu,dmgs on upper Red River She stands A No. /,
with The Insurance Companies, aud her accom-.
nojaticns are not eNccllcd by any boat ia the
trade
Flllup. Jau. 9, lsl5-5-m
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
Washington Male and Female
.sE MIN Ii Y.

HsllE second session Of this Institution will
Il commence on Wednesday tho 1th of April
next and continue five months.
BoARD or INSTRUCTION.
!. Capt lAnEs ID, Conn, Superintendent
Physics, Ethics and Bellies Iettrea.
2. Principal Of Female Department to be soon
supplied.
;. Rev. Jas E,ConR, Latin, Greek, Mathematics.
/. Miss MARY +, Com, lnsluetfeas in Female
Department.
). Mis- CLEoA C. Ba6ur. do do
TERMS or TUITION
To he paid half in advance in every instance to
Mr., james Gibson Treasurer of the Board Of
Trustees. Primary instruction, 81 90; Common
English Branches, $40 90; Full Course, $50 90;
Music on the Piano. $50 90; on the Guitar, $40;
French, $40; Drawing aud Painting, $40 Board
nom 81 10 81 per month Pupils entering after
the commencement Of the session will pay only
Tor the time of joining, but no deduction mado for
lost time after entering As this Is a sei-sus-
tanning institution. the Trustees must insis, upon
prompt payment Of tuition fees. An applications
for Information must be addressed post paid 10
the Superintendent.
The Trustees take great pleasure in announcing
TO the public and the friends of the Seminary that
they have happily secured the services Of an ef.
iieient earps of instructors, fully competent to the
important task which they have assumed.
5. 4 SANDERS. Secretary
Board Trustees.
Washington, Ark., March 81. lsl5=16.6w
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

The Democrats Of Alabnma, in conyen
ton assembled, have nominated Reuben
Chapman as their candidate for Governor.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

Ipim RELrr-Com DsIe Albany Evening
Macedonian, has a card IA, tho "NlaecdonInn
Journal ~ which !, hf belythin inst IIcrd'parure
will positively sal I, N, contingency whatever
will not be deieh'u p'sgland about the middle Of
She ought % Iesjicity will be at ils height and
juno, when lhefaining the afflicted land in her
famine will ediest Wash Union.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

Havana papers state, that the en-.
French feet, now lying in the Larbor ol
ilvana, have been ordered 10 Vera Cruz.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
STATE or ARKANSAS,

STATE or ARKANSAS,
CouSTf of PrLAskL
H. he Pailsh Circuit Court, IN cigHeery s.iiisg
2sh daygf ipri, lsii.
Caihanne Z Ecf,
Complainant In ehancefy. on
e. bIll for assignment
Tie unhnown holrs at law Of dover and
uhd deysces VI David G. partition Of lols,
Eilrr dec. &c.
DsisudIHia
I n pursuance OF a dccfetal order ia the above
cause, will sell a, the court house door Ia tho
town Of Washington, Ia Tho county Of Hampstead
aud State Of Arkansas, on Saturday the 2glh day
Of May, 1877, the urgro slaves Emmalnc and hcr
infant child, mentioned IN said BILL, 10 the highest
and lat bidder for cash n hand. This lllh May,
1917.
SIMON Z. SANDERS.
CommI35oarr, &c.
2l.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
DOri0r isaac ~. .B0ncs,

I / As returned 10 Wellington, and 1ilpr, to ihc
] rubic ha prolci i1aal JoniGcs
IN -LM
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

COUNTY of HnAfsTEAn,
In The Hampstead Court Of Probate,
April Term, April ~, 4 D. ISL.
Deborah johnson, Petitioner,
rs.
Snklrr johnson Us administrator Of the
estate Of Edward johnson, ST., and
the said siakler johnson as son Of
the said Edward johnson; Wailsel
Williams and Others, the children of
James johnson, dec, who was
sou Of the said Ldward; sally Pate.
wife Of jeremiah Pate; Lunisa naifi
and oihen, children Of Waiisel
Bafd, who was the daughter Of the
said Edward; Betsy Fowler. wife Of Petition
John II. Fowler; Rrberca Teele. forDoiea
wife of George Teele Nancy Pos.
ton, 1ane Ann Stuart and ollefs.
children Of John johnson, dec, who
was son Of the said Edward; the
children aud unknown heifa Of Polly
Low, dec, who was a daughter Of
the said Edward Catl arine Cheat
ham and others. the children aud
heirs Of Edward johnson. who was
the son Of the said Edward 81.
heirs Of the said Edward johnson
sr., dec.
Dsfeaaaafs
. siils DAY came the said petitioner by her
i aiiaFney aud flied lief peiiiion herein. pray.
ing tliat DOVER may be assigned aud allotted 10
her in the real and personal estate Of the said
Edward lohnsoni 81, dec, and she also filed the
affidavit oi SnklrT johnson stating tina. Betsy
Fowler and John II. Fowler, Rebeeea reele aud
George feele, and Nancy Poston. and tie IN.
known heifs of Polly Low, dec, arc non.fesideni4
Of the State Of Arkansas. II Is ordered by tho
eoun that publication be made notifying the said
defendants Of the penlsney Of this
suit, and that unless they be and appear BY them
selves attorney on Or before the third day Of tho
next term Of this court, At a eouH ie be holden At
the courthouse in the town Of Washington. in tho
county Of Hampstead, aud State Of Arkansas, on
the seeond Mundfy Of July next. and answef the
pelilion If the said petitioner the same will b.
taken for confessed against thrm aud decree
entered accordingly, Aud II Is further ordered
that this order be published in some newspaper
Published In the State Of Arkansas for two weeks
by two successive weekly insertions the last 10
be al least four weeks before the neti term Of ihs
court.
true copy from the record.
Tesic :. 4, SANDERS, Cisrk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02

Pcfiii0Hu
Joseph u. Clsss as executor of
Richard D. Lofts, dec. and Psiiiioa fsr
Powell Louis as guardian Of Dugrr
Virginia Margaret i.ofls and
Phdbc 5. l.aii,s, minor heirs OF
the said Richard 4. Lofts, dec
DsfeHdaHfs
'll1S day the petitioner appeared b. Field,
her attorney, aud fled her petition for dover
IN the real and personal estate Of which her hus.
band, Richard T. l.ofs, died sszed; and said
petitioner having alec appended 10 her said petition
an affidavit that tho SAID Powell Lofts. the guar.
dian Of the said Virginia NJ. and Plirbc 5. Lofts.
Is nonresident Of the state Of Arkansas Il is
Therefore ordered that publication BE- made Ia the
Washington Telegraph notifying the said Powell
Loiiis Of the peuduucy Of this petition, and that
unless he appear at the next term u tbs court
aud show cause why the petitioner should not be
endowed Of the real aud personal estate Of the
said deceased, the prayer Of the petitioner Will b.
granted and decree entered accordingly Aud
Il i aiso ordered that tbs order be published for
two successive weeks, the last Insertion to be at
least four weeks before the neat term Of this
court.
4 true copy from the record.
Attest. JESSE DOUGLASS, Clcfk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
NTlTE OF IRKINNIN.

CotNn oF LAFAYETTE,
IN fAe Lafayette Probate Count af Mag Tom,
4 D. isii. Nay 10, A. y lsl7
Martha II. Lofts.
psfiff8usf
Washington telegraph., 1847-06-02
STATE OF aRkaNSlS. I

CouNtY of linAfsfEAn
In The Hampstead Court af Pfobatf,
ipri Term, April -, l. ID. ISL.
Deborah Johnson, Petitioner
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-15

dered the brig cambridge, Commander
Williamson, under way, as runor saws. 10
protect our ships at all hazards.
Capt. Richie, Of the frigate Columbia,
informed me last evening, that the Balm.
bridge was not ordered any farther down
the coast than the IIha Grande, the com.
modore not knowing at the time of her
sailing that our whalers frequented the
Island of 81. Sebastian, which lies farther
to the westward. Should collision take
place between these vessels which have
left here, think that our situation will be
critical here.
The United States ship Columbia, Com,
medOre Rousseau, and the United States
store ship Southampton, were both at Rio
on the 10th. The latter was to sail the
next day for the Pacific.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-15
The Nominations.

To-day we publish the proceedings of
our County Convention, which assembled
on Wednesday last. So deep was the
anxiety of the people to witness its pro.
ceedings, that the court house was crowd
ed at an early hour.
We regret that We cannot say that its
proceedings were tremendously transact
ed. twill be seen by reference to the
report ofthe convention, as published, and
to an address of committee, that mum.
Der of delegates withdrew before the bal.
loting had commenced 1t is not neces.
sary for US TO rehearse the reason now,
why they left the convention, for as we
view the matter, at present, no possible
good could result therefrom. We regret
that it was SO, and lament the circumstan.
ces which brought it about. 1t is not our
wish to say who were most in fault, or to
censure any democrat for the course pur-
sued on that occasion-neither do we be-
lieve that it would be policy to do SO at this
time.
But it is enough for us TO know that
the individuals presented to the people, by
the convention, for their SURFACES, are lis
nominees and democrats, and we, are
bound to support them as sueh-unless
we should be convinced. without doubt.
that fraud and corruption were resorted TO
IN the convention, to such degree, as to
compel US to do otherwise. Most of the
nominees are well known to the people of
this county land some Of them have filled
offices heretofore, and the manner in
WHICH they discharged their duties are
before the people therefore, it would be
useless for US to speak of them turther.-
They are the selections of convention,
held according TO the long established
usages OF the party, and will, we trust.-re.
ceive the support ofthe party.
While discord is among us, we can ex.
pect nothing but defeat. These feelings
of opposition between different individuals
of our party, are being carried too far
We have been fearful that this would be
the case. for some time, and have fire.
quently warned democrats of its dangers,
but 10 little effect. But, little did we think
that these personal feelings would be car
ried to snch extremes as they have been
endangering our peFmanency as party
in this county-and displaying the evils
ola disgraceful defeat, at the coming cleo
ton.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-15
A Chance to Volunteer.

The company which was accepted from
this and lroqdois counties, by the Cover.
nor, to fill the last cali of the President
for another Regiment of Volunteers from
this State, has not yet been filed. All
who wish to enrol themselves to fight the
battles of their country, can now have an
opportunity by consulting Gen. Fry. Of
Lockport. who, we learn. intends going
if a company can be raised. i.ag sg.'rs5
La tbs war the above counties have, as
yet, taken no part, while other portions
OF the State have furnished their hundreds.
And now, as company has been accept
ed, LET there be no faltering, but let our
county take part in the war. We are
confident that there are. those among US
who are anxious TO volunteer, but are pre-
vented by fear Of sickness. Though the
destination of the regiment called for, is
Vera Cruz, stillit is not probable that they
will remain near the coast, or where.
it is unhealthy but will be marched far .
Their into the country where it is said to
be remarkably healthy. And besides there
will be no fatiguing marches to make be-
fore it reaches the scene of action-which,
when considered, will make the destina-
lion preferable 20 that Of Santa Fe.
The same patriotic spirit which has
been manifested in other portions of the
State, we trust, will be displayed here by
our citizens. 1t is true, the ''peaceful
home" il not easily surrendered for the
hardships of the ''tented field" but the
honor of our country demands more men
TO fight for her rights, and. we trust, our
county will not be backward. The i'm
perishable glory which has been won by
the ITtinoians in the different engage
ments in Mexico, should be an Induce
ment to others to share in their hohor.-
Who wtll volunteer from this place, to
seek their fame in defending their coun-
try's cause, and its cherished institutions
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-06-15
WEDNESDAY. June

WEDNESDAY, June 9.
Mr.SlNGLETON offered a resolution
stating the powers of the Convention to
be limited.
Mr.. ARCHER, of Pike, offered the
following amendment:
Resolred, That this Convention have
assembled for the purpose of revising,
altering, or amending the constitution of
this State, and that the powers and duties
OF said Convention are limited, after its
proper organization, to such objects only.
RESOLVED, That with the view ofenter.
ing upon the discharge Of the duties as.
signed to said Convention, we now
proceed to the election of an assistant
Secretary. an assistant Doorkeeper and
printer, any resolution heretofore passed
to the contrary notwithstanding.
The amendment was adopted.
The Convention then proceeded to the
election of an Assistant Secretary. when
II. q. Reynolds received "a, ]. M. Burt
60, }. s. Roberts votes, and Mr.. r.
war declared elected.
The house divided on the nomination of
Mr.. r. Woodruff. as Assistant Doorke eper
and be received 96 votes and was elected.
The Convention then divided on
the election of a printer, and Messrs.
Lanphier & Walker received SO votes,
and were declared elected.