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CANFIELD, BROTHER a co,

~ importers, Nan, ffctpnpx. IlIoi,saie o1,d Re
ttH Draiers in WATCHES Fsne .E~e'rg. liiiary 0nj
Faacy Cont, No. :29 Baltimore .Strcct, Co,pc, n
Charics 81, Sign IF tic Go'dcv Eag1e.
REMOVAL.-We beg to Inform the public. that
xe have removed from our old stand Corner u
Baltimore and Charles Streets, To the opposite Cor
ner, whore we have erected spacious and conyc-
mic II Store, and have on hand very complete as
sortment of, WATCHES. JEwELRY, SILVER q PLATED
WARE, FANCY & MILITARY GOODS. &C, to which
we invite particular attention. Our arrangements
in Eur"p' and with all the extensive manufacturers
in this country such. 10 warrant in saving,
that goods Of the newest and most approved styles
nlways'bc had at our establishment, and at
prices that will compete with all others in our line
business.
In addition to cur other facilities, We have a
Manutactory on the premises, where we can have
made NJ the shortest notice, any article in our line
To the Wholesale department Of our business We.
intead giving our personal aticntiop and we would
call notice to very complete stock of IIaictma-
e hcr's Toois, Macri0is and Glasses, which,
"a to avoid all mistakes. has the special aItcn-
CIT ton of a practical Matchmaker
he annual witt Of one of the firm TO Europe " III
enable to make sci, c;ions only for our rcsu-
lar sales, bat to execute orders for ANY of nur
friends Our arrangements in Liverpool. London
and Switzerland. for the hest qaaii'g If Iio chcs
are unsurpassed by any establishment in the ncd
Sia-cs.
1t will give great pleasure to have YOU call aud
exanii C our extensive stock of goods. which YOU
may rely rpm lene IS represented.
our pbdt servants.
C\NFIELD. BROTHER & co.
NO. 229 Bal tHorr STREE. ccracr Of Charles
s'GS or TIE GOLDEN EAGLE.
I
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DIssoLUTroNs, &C.
nIss0LUTIOv.-By, he dea,I.


ngSSOLUTIOE.- the death of A. D.
- Tyre. tho partnership existing between Mo-
-es Lacy aud A. ID. Tyree dissolved on the 1t
instant. All persons having claims against ssi1
firm will apply to NJ. Lacy. 5. r., for payment aud
all owing the firm will call Hnd make payment 10
the same. MOSES LACY, s. r.
Mar II, lSJ2-2t oil Lacy i Tyrce.
TIME FIRM orLACY & TYREE having been
Il dissolved ON the lst inst. the underssr cd
have entered into rn-rnrtnrr hip. under the
firm of LACY & TERRY. and will continue the
Commission and Forrording Business.
in the house occupied by the late firm on the Ba-
in, whore sIiall be happy TO execute the orders
# our friends as heretofore. aud will pav rnricu-
lar attention to the sale OF AL KINDS OF PRODUCE
aud respectfully solicit continuance Of the pat
rom ~ heretofore extended the late frn Ut Luz
cy & Tyree.
Wnha renewed tender Of our -crviccs are,
very respectfully, MOSES LAZY,
Mar Il-4t JNO. +. TERRY.
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NOTICE no OUR FK1ENDS.

N Office TO OUR EKlENDS...
~ Having entered intoa co-partncrsip for the
purpose OF doing exclusively n Commission bust
ness, undcr the style Of CREWDSON & CRANK,
com ncnciug 18th October 1851. We offer our
services To the people of Lynclburg and the sur
rounding country. plcJgins ourselves to do all IN
our power to promote the interest of our pntr,,ts
JAS. CREWDsON,
NJ II. CRANK.
n. B.-Thc subscriber feels under many oblirn-
tions for the liberal encouragement received AZ the
hands o!thc people of Lyrchburg well as the sur
rounding country, and pledges himself that every
thing that he can do. shall be done promote the
interests of all that feel disposed encourage the
Concern ofCrewd>on & Crink. We will be rats
fed with small lavors, hoping to get large oacs when
it thought deserve them.
JAS. s. CREWDSON
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ES-sE.!;Hf NOTlCE.--lhav have for sale three
acw Freight Boats, made of the best
material and workmanship. Any person wishing
to purchase can be furnished upon. very accomno-
datiug terms. Apply to the subscriber near Ell,
Greek Mills, Amherst county. Va.
July lots ALEXANDER MUNDY.
Republican cory
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!. CoLHoliy n HOLT.

I pEMDFED.-'rhc subscriber h,s removed
~ e. lii4 new boR Trent Rai'dmg, rest door ~
US "a s"a3. whrrc he viii be pleased to see lis
former pniruns and all others in want Of rlir~v
'eods. 10 shrrq time he win open an5
splendid stock &c Sprirg Goods.
Feb 23--ts JOHN I, DAVE
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CARD.-Wc return to the friends of The
IA late concern of TINSLEl x TAl lOR. eur
sincere thanks for their very liberal patronage cx-
tended To Us and respectfully ask continuation of
tlrrr fivors To the new concern of TLNSLET
TAYLOR g. CO.. rnd by strict attention to hu-
sincss hope 10 afford satisfaction to all VIII"
may itvour with their patronage.
r. L. TlNSLEY.
Jan Sta JOHN @. TAYLOR.
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE on REA
~ sonabc terms ut Judiths Dam, ola horse
power, Locomotivc-Boiler of approved coas,ruc-
ton. has run only 3 months. Apply to John ID.
Adams. Judith's Dam Capt. S. MsCmkle Lynch
burg. or the undersigned d. s. WALTON.
Sept lj--ts
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The object of this suit is to ubtnin settlement
of the administration of bouns A. Iiolrorbe dec'h
upon the estate Of " illipm X. Rnpn" deed. aud il
appearing by satisfactory evidence bat the defend
ants Faveitr II Norve!l nad Mary G. his wife, arc
not residents OF luis conmnnwca th. the said de-
fcndnnts are required to appcpr here within one
month after due publication at this order and do
whit is necessary protect their intrrcsr und it
j. ordered thres ropy If this nrlcr be published
once n week for four sucrc.siNr week in some
n..wsnaeis printed in III" tnwn of i.vnrhhure. md
pn-re, ut tile ont dnnr f'hr C,uri Ii"u-c cf this
cuuoiv on TIE first day Of the next cauuty court
Arory-T--tr
N,rrb d, 10. 10 pnPEET Tr\STTY r
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n ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
|. CNTERMNER.
OF 93-ts G:nnitc Hudne. Cuh. Ifnuar
MCDANIEL a allEr- nLnCLAa

M cDAtsEa G% a4t fsF. GhOfLHS
- atft OWN $50 1OA iERtHdA rs. nrc
l,v r,rri,itg e Il have, 70 >to,,.---
la1 in;- Rio d i Lp-ua Conrc
- N7 I,vi Moe AID Old White do, sons
oiwIirii issrry rioi'r
- al l4 y. Olaa ". L tso aud st. Croix SIT
slr-, pau PRIME
20 nt''p-', lo,i, cri-lrl nrl powdered Sugar
J, ih. cnrife aud riI;,, Sneor
- t!d'. nal hhls U.lclns. + Rico aud Gu
wa Moi-4rs
80 t,-.. Ill o-.uriad. from TO cndy
20 rpuuty ad rolipd Iron. "mracirg
rano ani square bunn end oval Of various
,izrs
| a9ia ,'- A.otr,crn BG..or SJo.l
2eJo " o-lan'-ca.t StrcItron 70 / ! iachc,
| lH01 De- y ,ltr'- II Strcl
800 10 y trhr do
| 20)J To- good SIDE Icnthcr
10000 IA cotIoi arp of tc mast improved brand.
| lVJ .ii-. r'tt 'fri aud od Rye Nd.Lcy, somoor
wha.l !. y,rg odd npd t,rirr qimiifv
! > lm'f pi "a elnp lasnc Brandy pnr ofwbeh
i.o' q i rluirc
tobtl. NJ, iriia Pr aui Malaga Wine. some
ynry iinr quality
90h smell Spt
% ~ Aac. & i,euloud'. Shaved. and Spnlr.
~ 'nrs aud ~ brown Du.c-rics
u co,to, Uzqitues
20r'' 1se4 Ganpaw.ler. Imperial aud Black
l.r, tart prmr
10 lA1- Ttrutt'~ Oh
30 boNn- SSln, l1xl4 and iaxiG Glnas
50 10 TnIlnw and Ad1ult liac CaHdlrs
100 i.rs- i.cw,,' Whine l..u1, M T. extra aul
turr
. l"Nns So1p &c vtraua quality
~ loz Lppoj Porter
- lbl. MnrLc5rl, So. I. . and
Together vllin largr an gcncrul assortment If
Grpr.t"a rri c.nimertrd n'l of Which sill be- snld
npnu tie mr'si fyntiLl,. terms ior ci-h. ID *
change tpr Cutatt, Produce, 10 ruucfunl ru-tu-
'p'.rs nrat. III, u-u'tl iiinr. Jan lj--t4
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ITO CARPENTERS AVN mn

Cora splendid assortment,
- Of those pretty articles Of parlor furniture. at
moderate prices. Those Who have heretofore up
Piled. can now supply themselves; call Early.
Feb ss-is H. WINSTON.
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ITO the Patrons of the laie hrn nj Mos
Il by & Holconihe | return my grateful ac-
knowle dgnients; and | most hearty commend
to them. and The public generally, my friend and
late rnrincr, Vim. Ii. Mostly, hoping he will re-
ceive Us he deserves liberal share Of the public
patronage.
MIR LIE j ROYALL UOICONBE.
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Lon SALE, my Tract OfLand.
Il in the county Of Amherst containing about
IN Twelve Hundred Acres. .irua

*. ted ON the road leading from New-(i,asrow
10 Ncw-Markct in the county of Nelson, distant
from tn" former place about miles and the latter
miles on the James River Canal. The Land has
comfortable imprpvemcnfs it, and will admi, OF
division TO those desiring to purchase a smaller
tract. The public road about equally divides tn
Land and should not object to dividing the tract
to effect sale. description Of the Land !.
deemed unnecessary. those disposed to purcha se
would view the land. My ovcr.rcr. Mr.. l.. b A.
gee. would show tho Land to anv ono disposed Ia
view the same. Liberal terms viii be given To the
purchaser. by AMPLY securing the purchase money
and the prompt payment of interest Possession
can be given at any time; and | would dispose cf
the whole personal property the estate. cons,-
Ting Of Negroes and 9th, property amply sufficient
to cultivate the same, on the same terms. to- the
purchaser Of the land. ANY desiring further
information can address me. Tyc River Warehouse
pos, office, Nelson co., Va.
Feb 9-wt. MAYO CABELL.
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s-SPRING 1852.

STRAW GOODS-APRING 1852
- Tue subscriber Is nov prepared To exhibit to
Merchants and AIiliners bis usual hraxv Stock d
Ladies aud Mi>se- Sfrgsr mud SUI b. nnc5s s 'yap
Trimmings and DR. if mi Fo,-c,-s: Poia-lc T. p
aqma and cccry o1,ie yef s L-AMER HATS f3
for Geailrmcn VIII tor rxtr'ii. variety "a .I ess
hcanfy ii manufacture. rs ven as uniformly c!o-e
prices. will be found unrivalcd
THOMAS WHITE
No. Al SoUrH SAcovD SrRKrr,
Feb l6-13t Pdaa5rgphiq.
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pLANMErs. hats AND cars.

t1 Ncnrr now receiving aud have Tor sale
600 Negro blankets,
100 pair M,rkipow 40 suitable f,r tents. &c.
100 do fine duillc do
80 dnze good Wool aud California Hats,
10 cloth Cups.
Those having hands clotle. will please call
For sale low,
4 Hapf-t ct,tp.g.. ,..<.r.,
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NEGROES WANTED.-.The Virgin
l in and Tennessee Rail Road Company will
hire sixty Negroes. who w II be employed in keep
ing the road in repair. between Lynchburg and Sn-
lem. Apply to the subscriber MoSby & Ilol-
combc's Store.
ALEXANDER n. MONTGOMERY.
Dec S--ts Agent Tor the company.
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TINsLEy, TAYLOR 4 CO.,

under Inc style aud hrfn OF
TINSLEX, TAYLOR d CO.,
For the purpose of conducting g,saerl GROCE-
RT AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. We
shall at all times keep hand large assortment
of Groceries, Dry Goods and Liquors, &c. &c. and
ak of The patrons the late firm well as of the
public generally. call when in want oigoods at
io prices; as small prois and rcadg snier shall be
our motto 7. l.. TlNSLEl,
JNO. o. TAYLOR,
JaB5-ts JNO. ID. HARVEY.
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Success; Anoi


~ wmph Of IVhieanra.-The premium awarded
him mt the great New York National Exhibition,
for his superior Dagurrrcotypcs. which proves that
his work is appreciated in New York as well as in
his native State (Virginia). He vas also awarded
the highest medal at the Marvlund National Ins,i-
tutc. His Gallery in this place still continues to
turn out work of a superior character. and is pro-
nounccd BY good Judges be equal to any North
or South. At any rate perfect satisfaction euaran-
tecd in every Come then. and all, and
secure that mcmcnto which will survive yourselves
and is invariably appreciated as the richest legacy
ofdcparted friends. The never fading Dnsuerreo-
type dpne up in Whitehurst's best style. IL Gal
lery next door to the Virginia Bank.
L. E. GIBBS. Agent for J. II. Whitrhurst.
n. d. Pictures of every description copied and
post norton cases promptly attended to. good
supply Of Lockrts, Mrdalons and breast pins CON
staatly on hand tor Dagucrrcotvpcs.
Nov Cots i. f. GIBBS. Agent.
DERUVlAN GUANO.--The subscriber
l. will receive in tho course of this month (iar-
gers of the seas cxcepted)
One hundred tons genuine perFriaa GuGnO,
Lump Plaster, large lot, partly TO arrive.
For sale low for cash, at his warchnnse on the
Canal. JAMES d. RENWICK.
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NEW BANKING HOUsE.-sEAI

ed prop, sails for the building Banking
House. for the. Citizens Saving. Bank at Lynch.
burg. will be received until l5tn inst Building q
free front running back so to 100 feet. 3 stories
high including basement; plan and spec 'hcation
may be seen at the cffce Of the Bank.
Proposals addressed TO Chairman Building Com
raittce.
March S--,lSrr,r
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ffEtEAP SHOES. vERS '!-iiAv
" ing determined, once more, "a get out 81 ID.
shoe business. | now oltr 10 sch ms Stock -
Shoes and Boots Cor cash. a, any price can get,
Cost orro Cost.
All per-oHs wanting bargains will please cnll
Nov l7-ts T.. LOGWOoD.
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POstpOuesncnf

The above sale is ro~tponed until the tlird Mon
day in March, the 18th. Court day
I'M. CABELL.
W. YANCEY. {
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~ Cro"n Cnlcii-'i Plaster. direct ,rnathe Nov
YOU, tu,acrurcr f,r iy
Fcb 10 B.f SACEETT.
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.DEHUvlAN GUANO.-250 BAGS
u best quality. No. PERUVIAN GUANO. re-
usised direct from weasel. and for salc hy
44arrh So B. F. SACKETT.
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oifirc OF the circuit court Of Amherst county
on Monday, the lst day of March, 1852.
Joseph b. Nowlin Plaintiff,
against is CASE.
The Amherst Copper Mining and
Smelling Company. Defendants.
The opicct oith. suit is 10 recover from the de-
PENDANTS 1856 Ii with legal steresi thereon frnm
the 9th day Of Iuuc. 1851. till paid. Aud the at
rachmcnt awarded herein being returned executed
aud levied upon tract of land ofthc defendants.
living in the county of Amherst, the Folly and
known the CoPp01aine tract, containing go A
ores and standing on the land books in the name
of VIM, X. Smith: And il appearing by affidavit
fled that the said defendants residents oi
| this commonwealth, they required to appear
here within mouth after due publication Of this or
der and do what il necessary protect their inter-
est: And il is ordered thru a cory hereof be pub
| li,hcd once a week for four successive week. in
some newspaper Published in tho town Of Lynch
burg and pustcd the front door of the courthouse
ofthis county, on the first day Of the next comfy
| court. cOpy-lrsic.
March S--w4w ROBERT TINSLEY c.
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NJ ANTE D-Finy ablc bodied
Negro Men to work the Virginia and
tennessee Hail Road. Liberal priec. viii he nail
Apply to JACOB RUMBOuGH
Jan Its
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+ LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST.

iNuS.-The subscriber has ON hand large
iot ct the celebrated " Livingston Plough Cast,
'hss and VIII continue to receive additions to his
."cN from inc foundry, so that there will be no
difficulty in getting any of the pieces belnny;nv 70
them. JAMES n RENwICE :"
Feb l2-ts on ,hr n,
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NTT n CUTIN-- TtTV,
March S--w4w ROBERT TINSLEY, {
VIRGINIA: At rules bcid Il tie Clerks .

Char'es l.. Noisy the fuimeT administrator and
- II o'coube ihc rreseat admini<tra or de hn.
MS non oil Thomas A. lolcumbr. deed. who in bi-
lifetime was administrator Of Eizlheih Eoaut
deed. and trustee and administration of William Il.
Roagc decd. David Paitcsol executor Of JOIN
Warwick decd Willinn s. Claiborne aud Curnc
liza his wife, Fayctie II. Norvell aud Mary c. bis
wife. w illam u. Roanc in his own Ri ht ld NJ ad
minisirator de bnnis non of William Il. Roan,
deed, Thomas Flizhush who intermartird witt
Sarah G. Ronne now, deed, the administrator
Sarah C. Firzhu%h whcn oue shall be apno' nicd
and William ). Claiborne, administrator ot .Iame,
Roanc decd, Defendants.
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ROBERT A. COGHILL.
CllISNELL DABNEY, (
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WHITE ZINC PANT supply If

Whitc Lrad. .p.t 10 iinnd. A'.o. 100 gallons pure
Liu.red Oiluld other prints. For .ulo hy
Der III. Holm ~ SEAY Iirnspt.t
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FT,HE snmonwcast', Of Virgin

Lqfe pnr9acrs, aiaer 'Ae . ye "a NIT q
rch a3-wiw l.. WILSON 50 co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
Fountain County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention of the county Of
Fountain, pursuant call Of the Central Committee
convened at the Court House, in Coyngton the 3ls
ult., at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
George Sangster elected President, and Lewis
Wallace Secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. Rawles, Mr.. Voorhees, stated the
object Of the meeting and in few brief pertinent
marks showed the importance Of the coming Of
1852.
On motion, tie following named persons appoint
ed delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention for the
several town hips Of Fountain county, to-wit:
logan -Wn Tfnllinger, Daniel Young, Geo. Gibbs,
and Jasper ]. Elirdge.
Fah0a--Isaac Furguson and Edward Hall.
Jgekson.-Harris Reynolds, Jno. Bowman, and Danl.
Williams
Wabash.-Henry Cooper and Alex. White
RichIand.-John Stevens, Abraham Campbell, Con-
rad Lightly, and Aaron Black
DaDis--Saml- Carter and Jesse Morven.
Pan BureH--Solonon Het6eId and Dempsey Glass
cock.
csin.-Thomas craytOn, Philip Myers, Joseph Glass
cock, and Silas Iathrop
Mil ssk-Francis J. GIasscock, VIM Norris, and
James Hawkins
Troy.-SooB Turman, Joseph Risne, Dav. Rawles,
Lewis Wallace, Elliot N. Bowman, John Ward, Daniel
w. Voorhees,, z. A. Hannegaa, and W. A. sangster.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-19
Orange County Convention.

On Saturday, the 3lst ut, the democrats of Orange
county met in Convention for the purpose OF appointing
delegates represent them in the State Convention
be held at Indianapolis the oath day of February
Q. Lomax Esq, called to the Chair and II. Com
ingore, appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by Mr..
Morrow
On motion,
A committee consisting of FIVE was appointed by the
Chair to draft resolutions expressive Of The sense OF
ter, I. Nicols and A. NJ Black.
The committee reported the following resolutions to
the Convention, which unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Orange county still
adhere to the resolutions passed by the National Demo-
contain the principes-and the opponents
OF the democratic creed
Resolred, That this Convention are in favor of and
approve that class OF passed by the last Con-
gress called the adjustment measures" and that
for preserving them, without change modi6ca
tion as they exist on the statute book.
ResOIUed, That approve the pursued by our
able and talented executive Joseph A. Wright, and
recommend his nomination 10y the State Convention and
we do hereby instruct the delegates from Orange to
vote for him in Convention.
RsSolred, That the Democracy OF Orange county are
in favor Of that time honored principle promulgated by
Andrew jackson, frotaton in office" and that del
CATION requested, in the selection of candidates to
respect the teachings OF that patriotic old Hero.
On motion, it was
Recolued That three delegates be appointed from
each township, attend the State Convention the
oath oil February.
Whercupon, the following gentlemen appointed
said delegates:
Names of delegates omitted
Resolved That all democrats in attendance at said
Convention from Orange county, be authorized to act
as delegates.
On motion of H. Comingore,
Resored, That the Democracy Of Orange county have
mistaken confidence in Gen. Lewis Cass' democracy,
and recommend him their first choice for the Presi-
deucy.
Mr. Morrow moved to amend the above resolution,
by inserting the of Hon. s. A. Douglas. the
second choice of the Democracy Of Orange county ;
which amendment unanimously adopted.
The resolution amended, then adopted with
out dissenting vote.
The following resolution offered by III. Comingore,
was unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That if the Democracy OF the Nation do
select choice for the Presidency the Democracy
Of old Orange, WILL heretofore, be found doing their
duty.
On motion Of j. Wilson,
Resored, That it is the interest OF the Democract-
ic party and essential success that liberal sup
port be extended the party press; and that will
use all our efforts increase the circulation Of the
''American Eagle"
On motion Of Mr.. Morrow,
The above resolution amended to request
every democrat in the county TO take interest in
procuring subscribers. The resolution then adop-
ted
On motion of A. Morris,
Resolred That the proceedings Of this Convention be
published in the american Eagle" and "Indana State
Sentinel"
On motion,
The Convention adjourned sine die.
Q. LOMAX, Chairman.
II. CoMINeoRE, Secretary.