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Muffs Boas, and VIctOrines.
VIZ B. TODD to his customers generally and
w the ladies particularly, that he has received
and handsome selection of fine fur articles OF
the most fashionable styles and superior Workmanship
which he has ready for their inspection and to which
he invites the attention of all who may desire to purchase
such ch durable, truly comfortable and seasonabe adj
ditions to their wardrobe.
His comprises mus boas, victorines, &c, OF
Splendid black lusred Lynx
Stone Martin
Russian Fitch
Kamschatka Bear
Natural Gray Lynx
Siberian Squirrel
Blue Genet &c, DC.
Misses and chdren's mus in great variety and at very
reduced prices.
Also an invoice of pure white swansdown trimming,
which will be sold either by the skin single yard
VIM. B. TODD,
Halter and dealer in caps and urs, Concert Hall
Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
Nov 3--eod2wN lawtIJan.if
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&5FA FOR RENT the new and commodious house on
It'll street west, now occupied by Thos Richie, esq.
~ Tits in healthy and beautiful location and has add
vanages by few places of residence in Washing
ton furnace which warns the whole house, bath room,
kitchen range &C. Possession given on the 10th of this
month.
For terms inquire of WIN. A. GORDON, Quartermaster
Generals Office War Department
iuly 9-Btawtf
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From Professor Goddard of PHILADELPHIA.

have examined Dr. Bannings instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support and have made practical
experiment of the sane and asonshed at the results
have also listened his views of its applicability to an
extended of Diseases and think them be highly i'm
portan and therefore cordially recommend them to the
rous consideration of the medical profession
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. d.
Phiadelpha Feb d 1876.
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ITO LNT.-A house completely and elegantly furnished,
l. and eligbly situated in the First Ward.
Apply to Richard Smith, esq., cashier Of the Metropolis
Bank. te Got rs
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MTANTED-A man servant who can come well recon-
w mended for industry, sobriety, and honesty Apply
al this Office. Oct 30
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HENRY JANNEY,

CTEAM for the Mnllon.-An Elementary Treatise Oh
- the Nature and Management OF Steam, and the Princ
pies and Arrangement of the Engine, with notes. appendix
&c. Just published price 81 cents.
Dec F. TAYLOR.
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THIS instrument which has relieved many thousands
i of breasts pulmonary and spinal weaknesses and
distortion also Of constipation piles and particularly OF
female weakness the symptoms OF which are 50 well known
can be had OF Mrs BALDWIN, the of Mr.. Peter
Benner tailor doors below ~ street, the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman in attendance on
gentlemen Orders for instruments from distance TO be
forwarded to DR. Banning, 437A Broadway, New York
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DOARDINCs.-Mrs. WIMSATT'S house, situated
ID Pennsylvania avenue, Immediately opposite Jackson
Hail. being disengaged, prepared for the accommodation
of members of Congress- others visiting Wash
ington during the approaching session. Dec 3-d6t
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DR.. BANNING Kind Sir The following extract from let
ter was written by the undersigned to her brother,
Using physician in central New York The writer is the
bereaved of Clergyman well known and much la
mented and her testimony entitled to the highest conf
dence. She cheerfnly consents to its publication, if in
your Judgment it may aid in commencing your useful
brace to the patronage Of those who would be benefit
ed by its USE
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DOARDING.-Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania ave-
ID nue., nearly opposite Colemans HOTEL having hand
somey fitted up her house, is prepared accommo
date members, with without their families transient and
other boarders. Gentlemen wishing take meals only,
can also be accommodated Dec 3--d2w
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NTOTICE-The holders of the certificates of the second
IN insalmen OF the Peruvian indemnity hereby noti
fed that the said certificates will be paid their
alton to the Filth Auditor of this Department. Amount
paid of I'd instament is 1857 9A
Treasury DEPARTMENT November %, 1877.
Nov. "a NAT INTEL
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Furnished Rooms In the F1rst Ward for Rent.
A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers, with tn.
n of kitchen, if required in the LIST Ward, on
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment. Apply 10 B. Jost, Restaurant.
Don g
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

C STREET, IN THE coLEMANs BRowNs
BY r. M McILHANY-Lafe of Virginia.
THIS spacious establishment having been newly rettet
and furnished in all its partments, is open
the public for their patronage and support situated
convenient distances from the Railroad Depot Capitol
Patent Office, and General Post Office Boarders, visitors
and travellers will find pleasant and capacious rooms,
ly furnished upon moderate Dec 3-6t
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Posr orricE DEPARTMENT, Nov 8, 1917.
Nov. 9-law4w
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From Professor Mott of Neo York. and others
The undersigned have examined DR.. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections OF
the vscera and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. b. Whiting,
j. Kearney Rodgers, II. Mclean.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-27
n. Y. STATE AGRIcULTUsAL SocIETY,}
ALBANY, September IS, 1S47.
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

According to the Report of the Grand and Sub
ordinate Lodges of Odd Fellows, for the year end
ing on the Both Of June last, il appears that there
were then in the United States 1892 Lodges OF
which AZ are in Virginia, being an increase OF 400
within IL mOnths-that the number of limitations
during the year was 1924, of which o7S were in
Vlrginia-that the revenue of the subordinate Lodg-
es amounted to 1888 sos OF, being larger by $780,
399 6I than that of the preceding year, and of
which $2l ,976 10 accrued in Virginia-that the
number Of contributing members is IS.96l, of
whom 2,9l7 are in Va.--that the number ofmembcrs
relieved during the year was 1864, of whom $50
were members of the Lodges in Virginia-and that
the sum given for purposes their relief during the
year. amounted to 1902, 2l3 II, of which S3,263
% was paid by the Virginia Lodges This sum
was contributed for the following purposes For
the relief of 1864 distressed brothers, 1927 $50
81 for the relief Of l176 widowed families of de-
ceased brothers, $3l ,lS4 10; Nr the education of
orphans of deceased brothers, s., S22 81; for the
burial OF SO brothers who had died during the
year. $5o,3S5 6S. During the year $3.50 members
were suspended, and OIL were expelled Cum
berIand (.Hd) Civitan
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-27

II has been but few days, since Mr. VIII
mot made speech in favor of his Proviso. and
no one can doubt that all the Northern Democrats
VIII vote with him, as they did on a former occa-
sion, when the question again comes before Con
gress. owe voted TO exclude the Provis,. from =
desire to obtain one of the greatest Of social bless
ngs, peace they voted TO insert it, from desire 10
prevent the spread of one Of the greatest OF social
evils. slavery. We differed on question of time
and Of crpedicacy, not Of Principtc.' So said Mr..
Owen, Democratic Member from Ohio, after
casting his vote against the Proviso which was at
tached 20 the 100000 bill, and we believe he
spoke the mind Of nearly every Northern Member
who had voted with him.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-27

command, which consisted Of $50 men, was kill
ed and 33 wounded. Ofhorses. he had 81 killed
and 70 wounded nearly every officer had horse
shot under him.
c. w. X.
TAcuBAYA, Sept. llth, lS47.
Lieut.. Burbank, who was morally wounded at
FL Moline, died yesterday, and Capt Kirby Smith,
this afternoon, of wounds received at the same
time; Lieut.. Col. Dickinson, shot badly in the an
kle at Churubusco is also dead. All were gallant
officers. and their loss is much regretted.
have already mentioned the execution of nine
teen OF the 'deser,ers captured on the Goth August
at Churubusco. Gen. Scott has just signed the
death warrant of thirty others, taken at the same
time, and they will suffer the same fate in the
course of a day or two
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-10-27
IMPORTANT INVENTION.

We learn from the IIagerstown Torchght that
Mr.. SAMUEL BENTz, of Boonsborough, Md, has
discovered a process, which is now being patented,
which, it is asserted, completely removes all bran
and eXtraneous matter from wheat in its natural
state, leaving the grain nothing but pure unground
flour, and eflecting saving gain of at least one
tenth. The editor adds
Tho outer coating of the grain is completely re-
moved and Instead Of sxt; ;,a pounds % ;, n,, i1
one bushel of Wheat to the barely the ot9Ui under
this system will not exceed from seven to twelve
pounds; and while from twenty five to fifty per
cent, of time s saved in the grinding, the varieties
OF wheat improved from five to fifteen per cent
producing the best hot climate -four known in the
world. These results have been arrived at by ac-
tual experiment, and the public can thus see at a
glance, the immense importance of the improve
ment. The cultivation OF millions of additional a.
cres, could not benefit the world more than this sin
gle, and as we are told, truly simple invention
We have specimen OF the unframed wheat which
we will take pleasure in showing to any one who
may wish 10 examine it. A specimen was prepar-
ed for the New York Fair, which has elected the
following highly complimentary letter:
n. Y. STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY,}
ALBANY, September rs, lS47.
S. BENTz Your letter enclosing samples of
wheat, &c, with your notice to the improvement
was received too late TO be passed upon by the
Judges at the Far, but has been carefully exam
med by the Executive Committee, and they are
impressed with its great raluc to the wheat grow
ing districts of our State. We are DESTROYS of as
pertaining the process by which it is accomplished,
tho expense attending ii and whether it can be
done fast enough, as to supply run Of stone for
grinding. We have awarded you a diploma, which
is herewith enclosed. | should be pleased TO have
you send me by express larger sample of wheat
and also OF bran-say two quarts. We DESTROYS
10 ascertain all we can in relation to it, as we deem
1t very important. am, respectfully yours
b. p. JOHNSON,
Sec'ry n. Y. S. Ag Society.
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A sIII,r.,

Is there a man to SELF so dead,
That never publicly hath made
Of his own "doings" mention ?
" any such in fact there be;
Not given 10 selfeulogy.
1t isn't Thomas Bent(i)on.
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An old coats advantages are numerous. People
will not think il worth while 70 pick your pockets
the ladies will not bother you with their insatiate
ioyc-and you VIII not be tcased to take tea with
your ac1ualntaBccs.
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tcers. slightly; Capt. Bernards Voltigeurs, severe
ly; Capt. BeauTegard, Corps Engineers, slightly:
Capt. Magruder. LIST Artillery. slightly; Capt ST,
las Casey, I'd Inf, slightly; Capt: JAS. Miller. "a
Vols, slightly; Capt. JAS. Caldwell, I'd Penn.
Vols, severely Capt. George Nauman, LIST Artil-
lery, slightly; Capt S. $. Tucker Rifles. slightly:
Capt Mackall, A. A, Gen. Worth's division, slight
ly; Captain +. u. Page, General Quitman' s aid,
slightly Capt. Marshall, South Carolina Volun.
ly; Lieut.. Earl Van Doren, aid to Gen. Smith,
slightly; Lieut.. j. NJ. Brannan, Adj. LIST Art, Sc
verely Lieut.. Nat. Lyon, I'd Inf, slightly Lieut..
Jas Longstreet, 9Th Inf, severely; Lieut.. Tilton,
Voltigeurs. slightly Lieut.. Sprague, Adj 9th Inf,
slightly; Lieut.. M. Clark Adj. 5. G. Vols, severe
~; Lieut. }. A.. Henderson, u. S. Marines, slight
"; Lieutenant Bell, S. e. Vols, slightly; Lieut..
Reno, Voltigeurs, severely; Lieut. John Keefe,
"a Penna Vols, severely Lieut.. Martin, Wolff
geurs, slightly; Lieut.. Maurice Malsney, 4th Inf,
slightly Lieut.. NJ. Lowell, in Gen Qui,man' S staff
slightly; Lieut.. J. Seden, 9Th Inf, severely;
Lieut.. Stevens, Corps of Engineers, severely |;
A. S. Towison, I'd Penn. Vols, severely Lieut.
Armsiead, 9th Inf, slightly; Lieut.. Wayne Reid,
n. Y. Vols severely Lieut.. Seleck, S. c. Vols,
severely; Lieut.. +. S. X. Russell, Rifles, slightly !;
Lieut.. j. A. IIaskin, LIST Artillery, severely Lieut..
ID. ID. Baker, and Lieut.. J. w. Steen, S. c. Vols,
severely Lieut.. j. S. Devln, IT, s. Marines,
slightly Lieut. A. III. Bannon, $. G. Vols, slight
ly; Lieutenant Robertson, S. G.. Vols, severely (:
Lieut.. G. j. Kirkland, S. G. Vols. slightly Lieut..
J. B. Davis. S. c. Vols, slightly; Capt. j. nj.
Scan,land, 18th Inf, slightly Captain King. 18th
Inf, slightly; Lieut.. ii. G.. Longnccker. Wolff
geurs. slightly; Capt II. G.. Beale, 18th Inf,
slightly; Lieut.. Richard Steele. 18th Inf, slightly
Lieut.. Robert Bedford, 18th Inf. slightly Lieut..
}. n: Palmer, Rifles, slightly Capt,J. S. Simon
son. Rifles, slightly.
A letter dated City of Mexico, Sept. %, says
Capt. Pembcrlon Waddell, of one of the new
regiments of infantry, is dead. The wound OF Gen.
Shields, although painful is improving musket
ke ball struck him in the left arm at the stormipg
of Chapultepec, but binding handkerchief around
1t ne continued with his until every thing was
calmed. Gen. Pillow has almost entirely recovered
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-08-20
Sale ofSChool Lands,

IN The SIX een,h day Of September
next, ] VIII offer for sale a. he door
Of the Cour' House, in Upper Ssndusky,
.. the following described lands, being
section sixteen, in township three south,
in range fifteen east, [Antrim Town
ship.l WE:
The north east quarter Of the north cas-,
qnarter, containing thirty nine acres and
twenty FIVE hahdredlis: appraised at FIVE
dollars per acre.
The north west quarter of the north
east quarter. containing thirty nine acres
and twenty Lpndred,hs; app raised at five
dollars per acre.
The south west quarter Of the north east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres aud
twenty hnndredths; appraised at five dol.
lars PEI acre.
The south east quartet or the north eas,
quarter. containing thirty nine acres and
twenty five hundredths; appraised at five
dollars per acre
The moth east quarterofthe north est
seventeen hundred ed,hs;appraised at six dos
lars per acre.
The north west quarter Of the north
west quarter, containing thirty nine acre
aDd'awenty two aaadredths; appraised a,
eight dollars per acre.
The south west quarter Of the nortl
west quarter, containing thirty nIne acres
and twelve hundredths; appraised a, seven
dollars Per acre.
The south east quarter Of he north ives,
! quatter, contstng thirty nine acres and
twelve hnndred,As; appraised atsiX dollars
| per acre,
The north east quarter of the south wes'
quarter, containing thirty nine acres and
ten hundredths; appraised at SIX dollars
per acte.
The north west quarter of the soutl
west quarter containing thirty niue acres
aud SIX hundredtls; appraised at sever
dollars per acre.
The south west quarter of the sontl
west quarter, containing ihrt, nine acre
aud SIX hundredths; appraised al eigh
dollars per acre.
The South east quarter Of the soutl
west quarter, Containing thirty nine acre
and ten hundredths; appraised at sevet
dollars per acre.
The north east quarter Of the south eas
quarter, containing thirty nine acres an.
twenty two buudredths; appraised at fv.
dollars per acre
The north west quarter of the soutl
east Quarter, containing thirty nine acre,
and thirty one hindredths; appraised a
five dollars per acre.
he sonth west quarter of the sontl
east quarter, Containing thirty nlneacre
and twenty four huudred'h.; appraised a
FIVE dollars per acre.
The sontb east qnaftef Of the sohth cas-
quarter, Containing tstTty nine acres anl
seventeen Eundredths; appraised al Gt,
| dollars per acre.
Terms Of sale One twelfth of the pur
chase money IL be paid at the time 9
sale. and tue balance 10 twelve annua
,nsta!menIs. ni equal amouut, with ANNA
| interest thereon.
s, NJ WORTH,
Auditor cf Hyon&oi 60 O.
Jdl, %, le47-4l-6p.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

AT a meeting OF the Commissioners Of
the Columbus and Sandusky Railroad,
held at Marion, August IA, lS47, VIM.
Neil, Esq. Of Franklin county, was chos-
eh Chairman, and E Griswold, Of Della
ware, Secretary.
On motion, Resolced, That Books for
subscriptions to the capital stock in said
Railroad, be opened on the 2nd Monday
of September next, under the snpe erin
tendance Of the following gentleman, to
wit, Joseph Ridgway, Sen VIM. Neil, an d
Orange johnson, at Columbus, Franklin
county. Thomas ". Powell, Sherman
Fiach, David t. Fuller aud e. Grswold, !,
at Delaware, Delaware county. Sanford
S. Bennett, Nathan Peters, Elisha Hardy,
and w. l.. fIendrIck at Marion, Marion
county. John Kappee, at Little Sandus-
Ky, Wy andot county. Moses II. Kirby,
Joseph Chafee, and Andrew Nc Elvain, al
Upper Sandusky, Wy andot couaty. AL
exander Campbell, aud Henry Freet, at
McCatchensviIIe in Wyandot county, g.
Josiah Hedges and II. w: Reed, at Tifin
Seneca county, to be coutihued open for
ten days, from thesecond Monday n Sep
iember next.
Gu motion, Resolued, That Moses II
KIRBY and $. s. Bennett be committee to
cause notice to be given in the several
counties named in the charter, of meet
ing Of the sto, kholders, as soon as COO
dollars shall have been subscribed agree
ably TO tie act of inoorporation,
On motion. Joseph ChalTee, S. S. Ben
nett and D, Griswold were appointed a
committee to cause the proper notice to
be given, Of tho time and places Of open
ing the Stock Books, and also, to publish
the proceedings of the present meeting.
On motion. the NICE ing adjourned sine
die.
L. GRiswoLs, Sec. WV NEIL, Char.
F'he City papers, aai all others along
the line and at Titn, are respe ectfully re-
requested to copy the aboye--''p.oJo.tt
pubiics."
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Notice..

1 nder an order Of the Court tf Common
- Pleas Of the County of Wyandot, the
undersigned, Guardian Of John Il. Shep.
herd, Emily Shepherd, Isabella Shepherd
Asa $ Shepherd and Elmore p. Shepherd
infant heirs Of Eliza Shepherd, diseased
will offer for sale at public auction at the
door Of the Court House in Upper Sandns.
ky, in said county of Nyandot, on Satur-
day the 4ih dag OF September next, be.
tween 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'clock p
NJ, the Nor'h West quarter Of the Soull
East quarter Of section Number eleven il
Township number one South of Rang.
number twelve, containing forty acres
more or less. Terms cash in hand
THOMAS HUFF. Guardian.
July 81, 1916. .-42-5w
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CUTTaNe Busnrs.--T wo.4ceJ, several
years since communication stating t (, at
The be 81 lime for eating bushes [grubsl
was when the leaves had become fully ex.
panded. II stretk my ion; as re )
.collecred, 10 ie>hre hpur, to have cut
or beat down the bushes Gu small spot
and there were almost all Killed. / have
since cut bushes when the sayes lad be.
come fully expan dod, or as suon as they
had commenced growing most yigotousl,
and fully agree with the writer. that Que
cutting at thus time is worth four at an,
other time IN the season. The sprouts
If any, will be feeble. and may easily be
killed by close pasturng with sheep. The
sap flows freely at this time from he
stumPs, [stubs, and eAhausts tie root OF
its Vitality. Decareiu! to cut al the
sprouts from its roots.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATR,

ON The loth day Of september, l847, be-
| ~ tw cen the hours oil | and : u clock z.
| VI. at the door of the Court House in the
town If Maricn, county Of Marion, Ohio
VIII be sold to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as The property Of David
Nc Lain, deceased, TO wit: The west half
OF tie nofth vest quarter Of section five,
township four, T'onthl range fourtsen--
containing seventy two Is 90 acres, NOR.
or less. Also tie following tract-berin
ing a the south west corner Of fra ctional
section thirty two, township three, Fsoulbl
range fourteen: thence north along tho
section line fifty seven chains and thirty
niue links to the line Of lie late Wyandat
Reservation; thence east along said Res
eIyatiou line eleven chains and eighty tive
links to pos; lhence south, one deera4
and thifty five minutes vast, forty three
chains and seven links; thence north. eirA.
" Tour degrees and ffty minute. east, sew
en- chaios and ninety six links to a post ia
The liue dividing the south west quarter
Of said section: thence south fourteen
chains and Ghy four LINKS to the ssnth
west corner Of the east half Of tbs soufl,
west quarter of said section thirty two:
thence west eighteen chains and eirhty
links to the place Of beginning-contain:,
ing seventy five Is 100 acres, more lesa.
iha above tracts VI laud are sold subject
to tie dover estate q the widow OF said
deceased, and situate in Wyanlot county,
., also the following tract, free Of dover,
TO wit: The east half Of the sontk east QUAR-
ter oi tractona section dirty one, tewa-
sh'p three, [s'ntl1 range fourteen, in said
county of Wyandot, containing eigh J 62.
100 acres, more or less. Terms Of sale
one third cash in hand, one third in six,
and tho remainder in twelve months; the
deferred payments TO be. secured by mort,
GAGE on the prim>es, With interest there.
on from the day of sale.
THOMAS McLiIN.
Administrator Of said Estate.
August 6. ls47 -43-4w. S1.
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Representative District
CONVENTION!

The Delegates 10 the Democratic Rep
reseniive District Convention for the ori-
ginal limits Of Cra ford county as tie same
existed prior 20 the erection of Wyando i
county. will meet at Upper Sandusky. wv.
andot county, at IL o'clock noon, of Fri
day, the 2nth Of August. 1e47 to nominate
a candidate for Representative TO the Lee
islatare Of Ohio, to be supported by the
Democratic party ofthe District.
The next session 9th Legislature will
be one OF more than ordinary interest and
importance. II Is, therefore, earnestl,
reqdested that there be a full and fair
representation of the popular wilt in Con.
veution.
F.AbAMS,
o. WILLIAMS,
G.. LAUCK,
S.M. WORTH,
II. McKELLy.
j. McCUrCHEN,
JOHN WEIGH,
District Com.