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pR. WEpsTER,s CONFESSION.

New interest has recently been awaltenedin re-
gard to the murder of DR.. Parkman, by the pub
licalion of DR.. Wubser's Confession OF the deed
publishe ed in the Boston papers. We this week
transfer it to our columns as we are we'll satisfied
in our own mind, that it is a plain statement Of
all the facts connected with the melancholy trag-
edy. 1t is pity that DR.. Webster did not make
the statement which he now makes, to the Court
and Jury before whom he was tried. If he had
done so, his situation now conld npt have been
near so hopeless as an opposite course las rem
dered it. The heaviest penalty that could have
been inflicted upon him by Conscientious Court
and Jury would have been that for murder IN the
second degree, and we are strongly o the opin-
ion thnt, all the circumstances being known, the
current of the popular sentiment would have been
80 much in his favor as to have secured his entire
acquittal. The ehope now. Of obtaining commu,
talion Of the sentence OF the Court, is extremely
slender, because the many solemn aSseverntonl
after his conviction that he was entirely gultless
has so shaken public confidence in his word tint
his present statement will not be received with
much credonoe by the Governor ard his counci
Of Massachusetts.
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RErokT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON
JURIspRUDENCE, AS AMENDED IN COMMITTEE
OF TIE WHOLE.
In Coapentioa-- Tuesday, June 25, 1850
Mr.. lIoLT submitted the follow ny;
The General Assembly. at lis first session
afte The adoption Of lhis Constitution, shall
provide for lhe appointment Of 'hree commlS
soners, whose duty it shall be tn revise, re-
form, symplIy and abndge, the rules and
prnctice, peadings, oIms and proceedings
of the courts of lhe record Of this State; and
Jas far as practicable and expedient, they
shall provide for the abolition of the dlslincI
forms of action at law now in use, and that
Justice may be administered in an uniform
mode Of pleading, without reference 10 an;
distinction between law and equity. And
the commissioners shall, from time to tine
when lhcreunto required, report their pro-
ceed,ngs to the General Assembly, SUBJECT To
the action of that body
Provision shall be made by law at the
same session, for filling vacancies, regula
ting The tenure ui office, and the cumpensa.
ton OF said commissioners.
GEO. B. HOLT, Chairman
S. J. ANDREWS,
Il. D. CLARK.
GEORGE COLLINGS,
JOHN l.. GREEN,
EDWARD ARCIlBOLD,
ii. THOMPSON.
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SHuEIsEFFs SALE.

DY virtue Of Il decree and order Of sale issued
HD ont OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of ilarri-
son county, Ohio, and TO INC directed, will offer
for sue in front of the Count House, in the town Of
Cadz, in said )unty, on Monday 9Th day of
August next, between the hours uf 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ. OF said day, the follc W.
ing described real estate, 10 wit: part of section
number five and six Is and 6) in township eleven
Ql,) oil range seven a. in the Seubenyillo Land
District and bounded as folows,to wit: beginning
at the north west corner of saiu section tive, and
running thence south Gity.si perches 10 stake )
thence south A degrees cast one hundred and
fifty -four and three-lourths perches to middle line
of said section number 5 thence north eighty nine
degrees and thirty-fve minutes, ives. fifteen per-
chcs; thence south thfly-fve minutes, west one
hundred and sixty perches TO the south line OF
said section no. S thence east one hundred and
one and three-tourtlis perches to Il stonei thence
north thirty five minutes, east eighty-three and
three fourth percbes to stone; thence north eigl-
y-nine degrees and thirty five minutes, west sixty
and sixteenth perches TO stone; thence north
twenty-five minutes, west eighty and six
tenlhs perches to the middle line of said section
No. 5; thence south eighty nine degrees and lhir
y five minutes, east two hundred and two perches
and six .tenths to the cast line Of said section FIVE
thence north, with said line, one hundred al d
Thirty five perches 10 the north bank OF Saltwater
creek thence down sald creek taking in part of
said section No. 6, sixty perches; thence south
fifty four degrees west seventeen and eighteenth
perches; thence south scvenly.three degrees west
eight and eight-tenths perchcs to the north line o
said section No. S; thenoe north eighty-nine de-
grces aud fortY-eigh minutes west along said line
Two hundred and fory,nine perches 10 the place
of beginning containing three hundred and sew
enty eight acres and eighty perches, more or less
and being the same tract ofland on which Jere1liat
IC. Fir now resides Said tfact Of land will be
sold either all together, or be divided to suit pur'
chasers. Decreed to be sold as the property oI
jeremiah G. Fir, et al. at the suit OF Chauncey
Dewey. DAVID HILBERT,
July 10, '5O-5t. Sheriff Of Harrison county.
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HARVEST TImr hasagain come around, and our
farmers are busting about making their prepa!a-
tons for securing their crops A llrse por ton of
the wheat crop will have 10 be rcaped, owing to
its having become very much tangled by the late
heavy iains. The harvest, however. never prom.
ised n heavier yield than it does this harvest -
Hands are scarce, and we presume wages viii be
high.
N. b. As we have been solicited by good
many OF our country friends to assist them through
harvest, we think we had better define our posi-
ton on this subject Some of our patrons have
offered US employment long enough to wors out
their 'ubscrptons! All proposals of this kind, it
hardly necessary for us 10 say, are indignantly
declined, as we think we see in them nm intimation
TINT our work is not expected to be worth our
board. To those other gentlemen who, in n spirit
Of true libemlity, have offered US three-bits day
and "n boy to keep the flies off, we return our
most hearty thanks, and are sorry that we onnnoI
make il suit to give them all lii. This being
the case, however. we have concluded, from o
sense of delicncy in making distinctions among
our friends, to decline all invitations and to put
| in our harvest leisure in hoCing n crop Of pota-
toes that we have in course Of mctba lion. We
hope none Of our friends will think hard ofus.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that there will be a
In petition presented 10 the Trustees OF W0sh-
ington township, Harrison county, on tho 10Th
day ol August 1850, Iot the establishment Of a
Township roRd, beginRirg at the house Of WIN.
Meldwin. and running thence on or as near TO as
possible the old road 10 intersuot the public road
leading from Bfawnsyille 10 Tippecanog, at or
neai the barn Of John Caldwell.
July 3, Is50---4t. pd.
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Two men died near Pitlsburg, on The 25'h
nTi, from inhaling the impure atmosphere ul
a well. Tho Post snys: As deaths frequent-
ly occur from foul air which often acclmn-
lales in wells when long closed. We think i
but proper 10 point method Of preventing
such occurrences, The plan is simply to
throw into the well qaqhtity Of unsIscked
lime. which, soon as il comes in contact with
the water, move up a volume ofvapor, dri.
sing before ii all the deleteriuos gasses and
rendering il perfectly safe for the Norkmeu
to decend immediately.
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AN ARKANSAS BREAK Down A friend
Of ours was over in Arkansas a few weeks
ago TO attend a ''bleak down"-thnt is u
dance, The ladies', upon The occasion, were
arrsyed in their best, with all the gay colors
which unculivated taste could suggest -
The gentlemen were dressed in homespun
clothes, and none but our friend had bToads
cloth upon his back. During The evening
sweet potatoes Of an enormous size. roasted
in the ashes, we're handed around to The
company, together with handful ol salt for
each guest. A beautiful young lady soon
became smiiten with our friend, (perhaps
with his magnificent mousIaches,) g. resolved
10 dance with him. She lhereupon turned
TO friend and addressed her in these words
"SaI hold my taler, while trot round with
that nice hoss whal'sgot on store clolhes,"-
Our friend was clinciled accordingly; he
could'Gt extricate himself from the grip oi
Ihc rustic beauty, and lie was obliged to "IoI
round" after her lor one mortal long hour
before he could obtain respite from his Ia.
bours. He made his escape the first oppois
iunity, y,resolving that he never again would g
TO an Arkansas break down. Memphis ET.
press.
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6~T- Our columns are very much crowd d this
week. We have, however, compiled most OF the
news that is OF amy interest to the public The
Constitutional Convention has done nothing, Of
any moment, whatever, since our last. In the
United States Senate the Missouri Compromise
presented by Mr., Sonle received, Oh the 25th uli.
lis eternal quieIus. The priaciple was killed by
avote ofl9 foT 10 50 against. Tie limits Of the pro.
positions for the settlement Of the slavery question
arc becoming narrower, and we believe there are
at present, only two chances for an arrangement,
either to adopt the Compromise or admit CaIifor-
mia and leave Utah and New Mexico to take care
OF themselves New Mexico has already taken
her interests into her own hands, by forming a
Stato Constitution. pretty much after the model
oil her elder sister, California This circumstance
has thrown Southern chiyalry into u great
excitement, and it is now thought that an early
day will certainly be Gxed for the dissolution OIL
the Union. The Cholera has prevailed during
the past few days, to an alarming extent in Cin-
cinnati. 1t is reported that there were forty faa
cases in that city on the 4th of July. Two Oh
three deaths have occurred in Wheeling--no
local, however. There is nothing OF importance
from Europe.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.
John Nc Clintock, }
vs.. : ~,
Elanor McClintock,l =" OH"''e'9

John Nc CGntock,
vs., ! C,
Elanor MeeClintock, :" 0"""'
ct. al
TNHE said james McClintock and William
4 McClintock will take notice, that the said
John McC Iintock has this day fled bill in chan
cery in the Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county, Ohio, against them and Elcaner McClin-
tock, Margaret McClintock and Eliza McClintock,
the object and prayer Of which is to compel the
said Margaret McClntock, Eliza McClintock and
james AIcClintock to convey to your complainant
the one equal sixth part of the following premises
situate in said Harrison county, to wit: The north
west quarter OF Section 80, Township IL, Range
5, in the Steubenville Land District, containing
l70 acres more less; also, the west half OF the
south east quarter Of Section 30, Township II,
and Range 5, in the Steubenvile Land District
and also, the enst half Of the south west puartel
of Section 80, Township II Range 5, in the Steu
benVille Land District, and snid bill contains d
player Tor such other and further relief equity
and good conscience may require.
JEWETF PEPPARD,
July 10, lS50-6t. Suls for Complainant.
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REPORT No | OF THE COMMITTEES ON PUB-
Lie INSTITUTIONS nF THE STATE, WITH
TmG AMENDMENTS MADE IN COMMITTEE OF
THE WHOLE.
SEC. /. Institutions for the benefit of the
insane, deaf and dumb and the blind, shall
always be fostered s. supported by The State
audbe regulated by law SO as to open to all
classes alike, subject only to such restrictions
as shall be imposed by the General Assem-
bly,.
SEo. 9, Three directors of The Peni:entiary
shall be elected by the people nj the Isl gen
eral election after the adoption oi the Con
siitulion, one for the term of one yeaaT, one
for the term OF two years, and one tor The
term Of three years, and there shall be cleo
ted annually thereafter, one director, who
shall hold his Office for three years and the
trustees ofthe benevolent and other State
institutions, now elected by The General Ass
sembly Of tne State, with such others as may
be hereafter created by law shall be nppoin
ted by the Governor, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, and the qnestion
upon all nominations made by the Governor,
shall be taken by yeas and nays g. entered
upon the journal Of the Senate.
SEC 3. The Governor shall have power
to fill all vacancies that may occur in the
Offices created by this article OF the Cons'I>
tuition until their Successors in Office sha
be elected and qualified, or until the meeting
of the ensuing Legislature, aud the success
sor confirmed and qualified.
JOSEPH VANCE,
JAMES B. KING.
THOMAS A WAY,
JAMES STRUBLE,
JOHN GRAHAM.
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D 4 q 5 . G. 0oDs,
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINCli
tN -------~C--.--~--.
w = xCH e = ETLxps.

Main street. opposite the Pablic Baildings.
a ERuos IN receipt of their stock Of spRTv6s
"a + 6UsdAlEh GOODS. and will ope0 lhis
Morning benntflul aasorlment of sanseg eilEr.
RaTeges, Dc LHins. Lawns. &e., nish great vhs
riety q other desirable DREas Goons jusl Iinfshus
ed 10 Philadelphia
Having eeiected ths meet desirahIs slsIas a0d
best fabfics. at ihe Lowest rates Gos6iisnsit
solicit an examination OF cur ilsso sarnf. nsIs
ourselves 70 shnw such inslacrmcnta 4 az rshns,,,
nnegod elsewhere.
Cadlz. May |. iEs0--sf.
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APPOINTMENTS

!oF THE PITTSBURGH CONFERENCE OF THE
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH FOX 1850
Wheeliag District r. M. Hudson, p. T..
Wheeling-Fourth St.-W. Cox.
g North Sl.--C. D. Ballelle.
q" Chapine Sl.-L. Dallas.
Richeytown-W. Summers.
Ohio-J. White, J, E. McGaw.
WeIlsburgb-R J. White.
Washingto1--W Benney.
BeallsviIe-W Long, J. Jnnney.
Cononsburga--H, Snder, D. A. McCfeady
Wayncsburgh--J. l., Irwin. One TO be sup.
piled.
CIaysvilIe--B Haynes, c. Morrison.
Trade phia---G. A. Lowman.
Glaye Crcek--Jos, Woodlofie. One 10 be
supplied, 6, Jones, Sup.
EI zibethown-N. Calender.
+. S. de Hass, Ag. All. College.
BarnspiHe Distrjct--G. D. Kinnear, p. L.
BarnsvIle--lI. Waatton, c. Cross, w. NJ.
Grimes.
ISL Clairsvile -P. Cook, J. J. McIllyar.
Ma,'insville--F. McCIea'y, J. Drummond
Sup.
Carringloa--J r. sheorer. One TO lie sup.
piled.
Woodsfed- w. A. Davidson, J. Phillips.
BrownsVille-A ID. Mccormack, J. G. Mer
| Ger.
/ jNewport--J w Shirer.
Lowel--W. Athey, John Wright.
McConncllsviIIe--C. c. Best, ]. W. Baker.
Walter Brown.
Sharon-J henderson, P. G. Edmonds.
Summerield-L. Petty, n C. Worlhington,
J. f. Jackson.
Cambridge Distr'ct-J. C. Taylor, P. f.
Washington and Canbridge-J. A. Swanev
), and J. D. Knox.
Seaecavlle-M Bishop
Norwich--D P, Mitchell, r. BOYD, NJ. ".
! Dallas.
Coshocton- D. Trueman.
/ Flushing-S. ". Day, S. P. Wolfe.
West Chester-i N. Baird, II. Mccall, A
j, Blake.
DeersviIIe-A. Masee, Fl. Bradshaw.
New Philadelphia P Jacob, W. C. P
lIamilun,J J. D. Rich, sup.
iCafiz-J. Moffitt, G. A. Holmes.
ICumberland- P. X. McCue, c. E Werlich
SteubeariHe District---J. Spencer. P. E.
ISIeubenville--Soulh Sc. Fl. Jackson.
liamIine Chapel--A. Rich.
Richmnnd-T. Wins'anIey.
ISpringfeId-S Longden, S. Baker.
Knoxville--W. Upton, R, Cunningham.
CarroIlon--J. Hare.
WcllsyiIIe.-J. Gibson.
Leesbnrgh-J. NJ. Bray, S. Cheney.
SmIhheId-J. &. Merriman, G. Crook.
Warrenlown-.T. Grant.
Georeetown--J X. Miller. One to be sup
Piled.
Bedper District j. Monroe, p. L.
BeaVer-H. Cree
Bridgewaler--M P. Jimesnu.
Brighton Dillon, II. D. Fisher.
Poiershurgh-J. Huston. One to be sup.
piled.
Salem j. Montgomery, A. Huston,
Lima--A. H. Thomas, J. AnsIey.
Paris--W. Deveny, J. Coen.
C4nton-J ID. Gamer, T. J Higgins.
tlnnovet-J. II. White, W. w. Roup.
New Lisbop-J. Adams.
Liverpool w. C. Henderson, w. N. Gill,
more.
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SuEREFE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of sundy fas issued out Of The
D Court of Common pleas Of Harrison county,
Ohio, aud to me directed, will offer for sale IN
in said county. on Saturday the 9th day of July
next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M. and
4 O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day, the following descr-
bed real estate, to wit: certain tract of land
lying and being in the town Of Freeport, Harrison
county, Ohio, and described OH the pla of said
town as public ground, which said lot was sold by
on uct Of the General Assembly, passed March
9th, 1885. for tho benefit OF School Dist rict No 2.
in Froeport township, Harrison county Ohio, with
nll and singular the Improvements and privileges
thercunto belonging. and in every wise nppetain-
ing thereunto. d. HILBERT, Sheriff.
June 26, lSj0-5t.
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estcd, lhat WI. S Il sttaohmed, me % WIS dis % day
issued by William Arnold, a Justice oflhe PeaG4
ofCadiziownship, Harrison county, Ohio against
the goods, cbniIels, rights and credits. money s
and effects Of Dr.. ]. S. Rose. a non resident oi
! ibis county. STUART s. WILLIAMS.
! June 20, Is5O-At
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IHE STATE Dgsr or Ono --rhe Report of the
Committee in regard to creating sinking fund
for the liquidation Of the State debt Of Ohio, we
consider very judicious one. The sessions ct
the Legislature being held biennaly, and the cx-
penses of the Government, reduced in some other
respects, II Is confidently supposed that, without
increasing the taxes, enough can be rised to ap.
prorriate 100000 annually, with compound
iniercst--ihat is, the State will pny of Sl0OOOD
o. the Iunded debt the first year, and a simlnr
amount every year afterwards, adding the interest
which would have accrued upon the 6rst and each
succeeding year'spaymen,. So that, at the same
lime that the amount to be saised by taxation will
not yury. the amount annual y paid will be rnp-
idly increased, and will. aiter while, reach The
sum Of $500 ZOO and 100000. According to
practical estimates, illsexpsciee, that the whole
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TnE SOURCE OF TuE JoRDAS.-Thi0 river
tukes lis rise from several large fountains
which gnsh up IN the midst Of a tangled
lhicket of branches, holly hooks and honey
Suckles. Ii has nothing Of tho tiny begin.
ming Of other rivers, but at unce starts into
life stoai dasbing stream. We bowed down
and with true pilgrim reserepce drank Of tLt
sacred water at its very source Scenes II
the East.
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Ew rnILADELPnlA AND DOVER
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YOIk, July Q.
Flour-Some decline; in low grades quo
iatuns are unsettled. Ohio l2a5 25.
Wheat is very duh. Corn is in good de.
mand; sales, fair article, 5Sa59c for western
mixed.
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nj 1TIcE is hereby given to oil persons, intei
In ested. that n wit d. attnchtneut was thil
day issued BY Wiliinm Anlold, a Justice uf ths
Pence Of Cadiz townrhip, harmon county. Ohio
mnney sand effects Of d. Gordon ]. Lneds, non
sfuART & WILLIAMS.
June 20, lssO--tt
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NOTE-E is hereby given, 10 all pes-ons utter
l Y esled, tina. writ Ofnifachment was ihis tay
issued by William Arnold. Justice uf the Peace
of Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio, against
the goods, ehattels. rights and credits. moneys
ana effects OF Dr. $. Tousey. non resident Of
the county. STUART Il WILLIAMS.
June 20, l650-4t
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PIllLADELpnIA MARKET.

Philadelphia, July 6.
Flour has declined to II for s'andatd
brands. Corn is us last quoted. Nothing
doing in the produce line.
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FoURTH OF JULY IN CADn--The Fourth of July
lOst, one Of the most pleasant, ar asnaure's
part Of the proceeding concerned, that we ever
recollect to hive witnessed. EARLY in the morn
ming, the old rusty cannon which, ever since the
Revelation. has been knocking around the world
withoui saelteS or any body to take care Of it,
was hunted up by the boys. unspiked, Furnished
with some pieces Of n defunct grindstone, hauled
out to the grn' yard and made to go through the
operation OF announcing to our sleepy citizens
that the Fourth Of July had come to town This
.lone, and the old cannon put tohaY, the Sabbath
School demonstration commenced, numbering
about three hundred Children and Teachers
The procession, ,p eceded BY the Cadiz Bmss Band, d,
marched through the principal streets, and made
very fine appearance. The addresses were de
Kycred 10 the Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Mr..
Foasyrns, and SAMUEL A. RussELL, Esq, Alter
leaving the Church. the procession mar ehed to the
front Of the Public Buildings, where was presented
a tepast Of pound cake, &c that would have de-
lighted the eye Of one Of the most delicate Of the
Disciples Of Epicums. This most interesting part,
TO tho children, OF the ceremony being ended.
the procession was disbaRded, and the little folks
took their ways to Il cir respective cbodes, highly
delighted with the doings the day.
we should not omit to pay a compliment in
ppssing TO the Cadiz Brass Band. the music ol
which seemed TO be Telished by the youngsters
almost aa much ne the dain,ies Of the board. The
Isung gentlemen composing this Band, 10 the
coarse ofR few years. proosioe, have arrived at q
proficiency sha. pInces them on On equality with
ths best truined mnsicinnA OF The country. They
ass always ready % discourse tboir music OF
moderate terms.
The day was closed By parting salute otter
guns from the old rusty cnnnon. which belohe5
Iorsh i.s solemn farewell 70 The 74ih Anniversary
Of AmsElcan Independence just as the sun waI
shaking behind syimIet bill"
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c o NJ n g Z CT a l..
Z SISff= Prizes,

Timothy su.d, - s00 FIDur ne, bDi, - IS 25
CltN yer 81 al 49, 900 Flour per cwl. - 2.5e
Flax srcd, ------i 90 B,ekwhe acnr. , 90
- :. neat per oushel- i0J Butter per r.. ----
,-Oii' . - 81 laliOw. ---
Curg meal, - 37a41 Feathers. 81
D"ts. - 80 Caudles. 10
Hay per ton, - 5000 Dried Peaches, 200
sides x shoulders, Dtied Apples, !. 90
llams' ----6 Green Apples, %
Beef in Market : 4a7 Potatoes, 65
Eggs per dozen, ----6 Country Soap, 3a4
Wool, 2Sa40 Beeswax, 25
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TO THE DEMOCRACY OF HARRISON
COIINTY

The Democratic electors Of the several
townships Of HARRISON county will meet al
their respective places of holding elections,
ia primary meeting, on Saturday, tie l0h
day Of August neat, then and there TO elect
THREE DELEGATES from each township, to
meet in COUNTY CONVENTION, in Ca
diz, on Tuesday, the 18Th day of August
nert, a, l2 o'clock, NJ, to select suitable
county ticket 10 be supported by the Demo
cratic party at the coming October election.
Also, said primary meetings will appoint
Two delegates from each township to attend
the DISTRICT CONVENTION, composed
Of the counties Of Harrison, Belmont and
Monroe, TO nominate a candidate for Con-
gress, 10 be held at time and place hereuf-
ter TO be agreed upon by the Central Com
mittees Of the counties composing the Dis.
Erict. Likewise, they will choose Two other
delegates from each township, 10 meet in
SENATORIAL CONvEN TION, at Bloom
held, Rt time hereafter to be specified by
the Central Committees Of Harrison and
Jefferson counties.
The ticke, TO be selected by the County
Convention comprises candidate for Rep,
resen.ative, candidate for County Auditor,
candidate for Recorder, candidate for
Commissioner, and candidate for Poor
House Director. A Central Committee for
the year will, also, be appointed.
Your Central Committee cannot too strong.
ly impress upon the minds of their fellow
Democrats, the importance of full delega-
'ion in County Convention; and il is hoped
that no person will be selected at the pri.
mary meetings as delegates TO either the
County, Senatorial, OF Congressional Con-
vention, who canno, make il point to be
present OF the same.
JOSEPH REA, Chairman.
JoHS BEALL, Sec'y.