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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-05
CHa IL rs u M As A ND
EDs'. Ea. T'ssbbs,
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL. be in attendance at his ropms follows
RAvEnNa-fa-entiSs Hossse Monday afternoon and
Tuesday, 10Th and 1lh January.
AKRoN-Cobb's Exchange Saturday 8 January
WARKEN-C Clinton House, Saturday and Monday, Is
and l7t,, January.
sEEEose afflicted with diseases OF tile Liver Lungs Kid
neys Spleen Inamation Rheumatism. sil short
ness of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia Drop
sy, eakness or Nervous Debility, Res;lessness Loss
of Appetite. Constipation Derangements ofthe Stomach
Bilious affections, Gravel. Swelling Cancer, Scrofula
Ulcers, Impurities of TIE Blood of any chronic
long standing diseases invited to call. No charge
for consultation.
DIR. 4. never bleeds nor blisters is he Homeo-
palist he never uses Mercury Anfimony Arsenic or
any other mineral as medical agents nor IS he Ehomr
sonian-he neither steans gives emeiics! His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have been
adopted hut not andnes his system of treat
ment! He does not make sick to make WE'LL tear
down TO build UP again nor ALA Irritation by patching
up with anrdynes.
Tbs following letter, though bIief contains the sub
stance of many almost daily being handed
aad ,ill he read with Isterei by class of
Sufferers who lave fell that fnrsht .'there is apc -
Though never assuming eieer cure IN all instances
yet experience Will The confdeGt assertion that
sevenyive of every hundred persons treated.
have been essentially imP-nved fully restored 10
hdalih. 1t will he rememhere itoo thai the COM
pced ,uny fielding and hopeless constitute lrge
majority of The applications for treatment.
AshiabuIa Oct 10Th. 1859.
cdr. II. TuBBs, Sir: After a long Iime-s1mc six
years-o! suffering from what appeared 10 he almost
cry disease and after calling many physicians and
irving 50 many cures ufiii help for seemed mpos-
sibe have ngain fund health by pursuing Of
Your treatment. Pain the side shoulders and hip
dizziness, weakness. hIoating of the bowels and lizhs
among the ordinary symptoms addition 10 which
al times tcame nnnib. blind md q'lire helpless.
had Eenriy given up all hope of ever heine
inrtiHe, bG 4y the aud of medicines given hy Won
am now relieved fron, all these symptoms and for aeht
that know perfecil, healthy. Treatment com
meured last \ pri Mrs. Ut'Y ADAMS
CHRIS JiAS q, NEIV YEAB'S PRESENTS.
I USr reed some very fine Muifi and Victor
y mes, just the Thing for Chritmas or New
Years Present. JAS rWI1T.
Raw. TO-
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-05
Protection Insurance Go.
OF
HARTF FORD. CONN.

This Company bases its operations upon such per
feet plan of cash well scattered risks and long
experience estimating hazards that the interests of all
concerned aresnroiecIsd. The Company receives from
almost innumerab!e sources. and in small large
annual deposite From this fund held apnhlic trust,
losses paid. To for the pubic and the Com
pany permanent ability every fair demand all
erroneous fraudr lent claims of course reeced
This is the only plan of insurance which long de-
serve the public Confidence and the undersigned agent
confidently invites his friends themselves at
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-05
Verraniaa fbesGrOyeel

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY INsTANCE!i
IT EVIS' Vermn DESTROYER, promises complete rid
dance of Rats Mice, Bedbugs and all other Vermin.
The articles included in this composition in thenlse-
very innocent; containing particle of Poisin but
when combined, gas which explodes the stomach,
and consequently DESTROYS life in short time As
it has affected the stomach the article becomes neutrazed
and viii affect nothing thereafter that there be
danger in its use, under any circumstances.
Fer sale by 1. SWIFT,
Psice % Cents per B0r. Ravenna o.
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e.. DaaskYsREsLE,

III $ S Ed II n n
TETISHES to inform the Ladies Of Rarenna and vicinity
w that she has Just returned frcm New York. witit
complete assortment OF Donnets, Ribbons and
MILLINERY GOODS.
Straw Bonnets White and Colored Of all qualities and
prices. Also Silks Sans and Felvets of different Tare
ties and colors, and good assortment of
BONNEIS READY MADE,
of the above materials.
The of Ribbons is complete and selling
at prices that will defeat competition. AlSo
Mourning gRnenets
UeadDresses and Caps, kept constantly hand. Also,
good of Cap Laces Wrought Collars and Cuffs
Miss Dunn thinks she has the best assortment of Nlli
merry Goods in this village for she spared Pains in going
from place to place in New York and other Eastern Cities
supply herself with Goods of the best quality and the
latest and most approvsd styles and patterns.
20 Ladies please call and satisfy yourselves
E1s> Bonnets repaired usual
Rsy- Dress Cloak and Sack Pattern; furnished to MILF
and Dress Makers the most reasonable terms.
aa3- Shop door west of Halls Book Store, Main
street.
Ravenna. Oct. 10 1852. 1190-im
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B q. 81 p. RAIL RoAD.-The annual meet
ing of tile Stockholders of this Company will be
held at the office of the Company in Cleveland on
"Wednesday the 9Th day OF January next. al 10
O'Clock A. A.. at which time and place twelve Di-
rectors TO be elected for the ensuing year.
S. FOLIAMBE, Sec'y.
Dec. IL. 1852 1893
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THE
THE
G O. N Z R A C r
IN S U R A N C E

men escape losses. They transfer to others the
rs1s which inevitably cause them. For small consid-
erafion these risks. which might in unucky event.
organized and Judieiausy managed. Such an nst,tu-
tir is ri.a
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-05

A full assor trnent nf narrow Velvet Ribbons
i at the store in Campbellsport.
Jan. /. 1853 J. H. BOSTWICK & Co.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-05

HDLANKErS.-a fine article of ytl Blankets. insl
6 , reed and selling cheap Gilt III rs.
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Officers Portage 60. Br. State Bank OF OF

r. E. Campbell. President.
J. n. Ehberl. CasAier.
Bank open from 8 TO II A. NJ, and from io
3 o'clock, P. NJ. Bank closed on Christmas and
New Years day, and on 4lh of Jply.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-01-05
Ernnkiin Ccnfer NIiiI ColunarrY.

Franklin Center Mill Company.
The annual meeting of the franklin Center Mill
Company. will be held at the School Room in
Ear.'s Biick Block in franklin, Monday the
I9lh day of January 1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
By order of the Directors.
THOMAS EARL, Secretary.
Eranklin. d G. Is 1850. 1lal 2w
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05
Commercial Congention,

Ga the first Monday in June, n
Convention is to assemble in Mem
phis, for-he purpose Of deyising such
measu res as Will increase the inter
conan unleatien between the cities
and States of the South, West, and
South West. At the Instance Of the
Committee Of Arrangements, Gov.
Campbell has appointed a delegation
from each county in this State, with
a request that the gentlemen APP
pointed will "attend the Convention,
if their convenience will allow, and
should It's purposes meet their APP
prOval. = The delegates appointed
for Lincoln county, are, Col james
Fulton, James NJ. Davidson Esq.
Col. W. L. Kercheval, John NJ
Bright, Esq, Maj. W. 7. Ross, and
Hon. G. w. Jones.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05
q tulprrHir St4Itir gAo4 tlillation
The Next Govern CT.

The Democratic State G nv ention,
which assembled II Nash1i lie, on last
Wednd sday, nomi dated Ho D. AnqreRc
Johasd q, of East Tenne$s &C., as tie
democratic candidate for Governor
This nomination win rec eve the sane
ton of the democracy throughout
the State; but particularly viii East
Tennessee be gratiied At t be result
There, the selection viii ba received
with Juror of delight, that will SWEEP
all beloreit. Mr. JodASpa Has sprung
from the people, and I he people o.
Tennessee sill rally TO hiY support
We ha We one or two episodes in hi:
liie.wh ich we shall give TO 0 pr readers
shortly. The proceeding Of TIL
Conve ntion may be found 1n anothe
column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05
A Thrilling Incident.

/ We lipd tie fpIlpwins commnni
cation, dated Jefferson Barr; OK
airch Il, IN. the ST. Lo,lis Repni'
,ican:
/ The old 1ag-stan at the Bag .ack,
h al beeil shaking AMI t9iip'ina al
THE winter, and iii + day brIag calnl
the Gene ii had a party detailed t
take it dbNn.
A soldier, Micll atl Nc iaraly d
Col. Brass's battery, acc. rlngls
mounted To the cross trees AMI IN
shipped tie lop-,nast; lrbm some
cause ii became Interchangeable and
slided through the PLATFORM to the
ground. Tie man AT The MASTHEAD
kept his post composrdlt and gave
timely warming to the party below
SO stand from under. > Nine out OF
ten men with a spar fifty feet long
shooting and IA, ping like IN arrow
through their bands, With all insc-
cure 70 otipg at . dizzy height would
have "letl the yart" and tumbled
Irom The PLATFORM.
While the laftyL belot Nv were re
mo, ing tile tphast, to the dl>mn,
and col,sternatiRn 81 The b, Stander>,
the naiumas', with the soldier. sill
poised at The N hsi-head, now sway
ed over, broke Short 9ff 1T lis base,
and plunged v It'll TREMENDOUS
crash 10 lie stollnd.
The soldier IN the meantime V as
seen to change lis rosltion as the
mast went over, and tIifcling high
through the air with frigl vcioci-
"; lie wifi perfect seif-i,ossession
adjusted blmsell 10 clear the frame
work of the cross trees, and as tie
mast Hneared tho ground. he, esl-I
IDENTITY with D well measured leap
aIighted with safety anit!s1 his COM
fades. All were startled ind amaze
ment, as much by The ilrepidIt'
displa yed as by The j Enu,ipFnt peril
it averted.
I'll e Mains as; WAS td eight
Ieet high; the soldier landep at fifty /
from its base.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05
Bark Of. East Tennessee.

The Knoxville Register, of he
9th April, says: I'VE arc pleased
TO learn thai within a few days "a
nnmIler OF our best citizcns have
taken large amount Of siodk in
the Bank Of East Tennessee; and
we feel well assured li:at the Stock
will all be taken by our own oiii-
zens, and the Bat k plefed upon a
basis even more secure tlfan that
vliich.has enabled il to pass through
the late heavy rpli that was made
upon IFS vaults.
eve also learh with pleasure that
the branch of tile Union Bank al
this p'ade recciyek issuesof the Bank
ofEast 'Fenness$e on deposite or in
payment Of De bts Its notes are as
good as those df any bank in the
Slate, and there need be no appre-
hensinl Whateier in taking item.
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Prescription.

A portion of the Wig press is
raising the howl of daSpair, because
President Pierce is removing a few
of the thousands of wing Office hold
ers who have fattened at The public
crib, dur ing the past lour years, to
make rop ON for deserving COMPETENT
democrats.
There is a fable Of an old man.
+ who once took viper into his house
and warmed it at his own fire, until
its strength and malignant DISPOSE
ton returned, and it stung him.
When we hear Of Executive pa
tronase being best owed upon our
political opponents, we are foreitly
reminded Of the ingaI4iitude with
which this has always been repaid.
we do not think that ii requires
any argument TO support a clear
principle Of justicew llichhas been in
corporated in the de mocratic creed,
viz: that as the official stations Of the
country are to be regarded as grave
trusts of il luence and powd r, for
which tie b lder8 are response Die TO
the people, they shoul II invar fably
be placed id the hands of the party
who are responsible fcf their hxer
disc, and for that and other Obvious
reasons. the patro mage Of demo cratic
administrations Should b distrib uted
to democrats alone.
1t is exceedingly odid us 10 dfmo-
Gratis TO find theplaees 10 which, by
their labor, they are entitled, filled by
wings whose tongues wa@ged 50 loud
with the abuse Of .hose whom they
now suppliantly serve. We allude
to the ofEice-holders at THE principal
cities, some of whom, Te see from
the papers, are epdeavofipg to CON
tiuue their tenure Of oni$4, by plead
ing That they never wer4I ia favor of
.ScOtt'8'eleciion, Such men ought
to be removed, and their stations,
which are lucrative, given to staunch
and CO nsistent democrats, who have
been as true to the faith Of our party
as the needle to the pole.
Wel it a matter Of Necessity, and
were here no competent ahd honest
men " DO could without injury to the
country supersede such il fumbents,
it migh t be silently endured like 9th
er una,t oidable evils, but dur ranks
are crow ded with men Of intdgrity,ex-
perience, and requirements who arei
waiting for an opportunity to en-
ploy them.
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IMPARTIAL Me-, WILL 10 II &c

IMPARTIAL Men WILL DO RlGHr.-
Speaking of the appointments of Gen
Pierce. the Brother iona han, Il
well known literary paper pd bli>hed
in New York, says:
"All tl}e loafers and grog-sh pp poll
ticians are disappointed AS far as
we can Judge, President Pierce has
selected good men for the I'd sponsi-
lie Offices in and about New York;
and it is probable be Mas d$ne the
same elsewhere. We rejoice at tliis.
There will be grumblings loud hd
deep, We know; and POSSIBLY the
President may meet with some oppo-
sition in the next Con ressE But
what matter is it? lie is doing
what lis conscience Diet ties, and let
bin 60 ahead and be not hfraid. The
small fry must be content with small
Offices, or else seek honest employ
ment elsewhere. This is about as it
should be. |"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

imaay eases, to aaalyze and parse &
line, or writo 4 sentence correctly
The next object is to read the latest
novels B5roh's love stories, and
Moore's Melodies, to learn how to
]" keep company" Ilor their aim seems
not to be, to strengthen the physical
energies and deyelore the intellect
ual powers, bat to make fairy-like
forms and fashionable dirs, not man-
ners, in order to mds7y Them Of soon.
Marriage with these damsels af,er
school going days are Ger, is the
headlong business into which they
rush with all the energy OF their fee
Die natures, till the main end Of life
be accomplished; lest they bear the
very cpprobrious 4pithet of old maid
A term which they Should be proud
to bear, since everybody can marry,
and but few have the independence to
brave the silly taunts which an imbe-
Gle multitude hurl at this class of
beings, because they have not been
so unmindful Of themselv es as to link
their fates Will, whisker I'D brainless
tops Of their number This idea SO
prevalentis to be lamented. Moth
ers are in great measure to blame
for these errors Yes, alfectionate
mothers, whose very he; IS yearn fol
the good Of theig childr Il, through d
mistaken Judgment, do them an in
jury in c;irly LIFE, which ca nnot be re.
paired in the whole aftd rifle.
have seen mothers wAb v Gull spent
more tin e in disposins ii mantle il
graceful folds about the PERSONS o
their daughters, than IN e fadicatins
the mantle of deceit from tho hear
= more time in placing ~ ouh d TIN
head, covered with ring lets rare az,
beautiful, the circlet of lie elF, thai
in filling the mind With gins 0
thought, more precious Thu IN tn
: brightest diamond that eV er gfttere,
; in oceans bose m. Oh IS it I'D I to b
,leplored That so much time il spen
in decorating the body that perish
eth and is no more. while the noble
part which God taketh I'd him selr {
: '.bloom eternally in the Hed vens,
or blast in endless woe. is eft D rust
; without ever blazing forth thd glorl
; Gus maguifcer &c ef its U ndyip pig ma
ture? Impatiently { $ Shall avail
your answer, knowing that .da CT
salutary iulucI lceuron Our en-
ing sisterhood. Hoping to hei.
from you soon, ] remain, ypur iriept
ELosG,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

1he Exodus 10 tie fm' Vest. :
There is a vast emigration 10 Greg ou
and California principally the latter
stafel The present season from the
Northwestern States The Illinois
State Register says it is sure that
OHIO, indiana, and Illinois win send
as many beyond the mountains this
year, as in any precious year, and we
hear of no falling off in any other
quarters. A n ew feature in this move
ment westward is seen this season. =
Hundreds Of men who have made
fortunes in California and returned
here Turing the last fab and summer,
are a ong tho $50 going out, most of
them taking fine trains Of wagons,
cows, mules, 4 ntl horses in droses,
nearly all purb chased by money OBJ
taine4 at the mines.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05
Early Id Defent G.

Lest [ ,e people should think Ma ].
Henry ah aiistotbat. having no feel
.irg ia co nmon With the people, and
opposed to poor folks participating
III the affairs OF governmeil, some
of the y hig papeIs cpmnlenf Jed last
WEE k, before his domination, I'd de-
fend him against The charge, rs they
say, Of hhving Noted while a mem
Der of II e he turky L'giY latnre,
iura property qHalliic alton IN voters
lie people may think it worth while
10 enquire into his ma r,as be now
aspires 70 the Highest Office in the
StHte.
The Nashville " ITg delIitis that
the Major ever gave amy 81 lev vote,
butsayS his fatlIfr was a ndnabdr OF
the confe ntion tllat framed IL E con
stitution, y hich contained His oh.
jcclionat lie fcat nre. WI nrcc
heard it announced by high a ptl lor-
ity, that the Nlajpr WAS il f Idfral st
in politics, and was sue j " ben The
present uhig party assuHed iIs
name UmJred sJoro' Nors.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

The number of bli ibid pc rsons il
the State Of Tennessee is 46S, Of
whom 1919 are white males, and lS6
white females. OF the blacks. there
ate 80 males aud 80 females
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

Tiios. b. Childress, OF Nashville.
has been appointed u. s. DisUict
Atlorfey for Middle Tennessee, ii,
place &C Col. w. f. Kr'clleyal; az !.
k Il a ID }, HAYS Z ESQ., Atlaas! II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05
Items Of News,
JK.tA Editorial Spr.aIlla9s

There are ], 1929 churches in Ter
nesseo capable Of seating GOG,GO5
persons The aggregate value Of
church property in the State is ST.
20S,S66.
The c.sh value of the real and
personal estate in Tennessee. Il tcdrd-
ing to the late census, is s2OI,a46,-
Csc. 3
The average quantity of improved
land in the United States. Is about
u acres to each iahabitant The
average quantity in Tennessee is five
acres to each inhabitaHt,
There we're 80 94,542 pounds Of
butter, and 10,3Gl ronB,ls of cheese,
exported from the United States in
1852 valued at 81, l24, 500.
The increase in the corn crop Of
| the United States from lS40to 1850,
was IA 100000 of bushels-equal
to SO per cent.
The Pope ofRorne is about TO ban
ish paper money from circulation i'll
his dominions.
1t is said to be a historical fact,
that no council Of general officers
ever yet voted for immediate battles
4 Bills of the denomination Of SIS,
on the Bank Of Charleston exceed
ingly well executed are ia circuIa-
ton. The Bank has no issues Of that
size.
1t is singular fact that while
Iceland, with popd l,iion Of 10000.
has three newspapers, the island Of
Sicily, with population of 2,O0O.-
poo, hi ; not even one.newspaper
/ suic iles AID ID nacies from tho
Spirit tapping delusioB, thieken OH
every hand.
No physician was ever nllde peer
in England.
/ A bill has paSSc q one branch Il
the Legislature Of i.onislana, pro-
tyidins Tor tie appoihlmrni II " e.gls-
ers of Cotton aud Susar. Tie bill
is Sc, ereIy denouuf I'd by tie Ne,
+! Orleans pres, as # nature 20 Sc
rinnsly cripple trade,
A MAJ uflctory in Nashville is pre-
pairing a buggy to b4 exhibited 1t
! the Worlds Fair, in New York, llis
month.
/ Col " m {arroll. eldest son Of tie
late Coy ca hroll..oi this State, rs
been app oint4 d Post-Alaster at 1lcm-
Phis.
! Gener, j I'd lIiconrer. of tie Banner,
49, e '' ~ - &C. vac %.HS eal ,
District
}
I iae I enn7y wanna Senate has re-
f consldered an passed lie resolutions,
to take the 4ense Of tie people ON
!, the pr6pfety OF adopting the Maine
; liquor LAW.
II p, G.
!, Inc 7. L,iiiS OnriSliah AdVoFate
says thdtIm n issour. there ars many
IN favor dI the "Al;tine liquor iw.
and manY IN favcr of the liquor
"''l''1' ! r. : v
Cuba tobac Go seed plante,lin Tex
as provesIto Ie an abdAdanily Weld
ing crop
A dailv GcInan par,or i nnI,.;sL.I
in San Fra,IciscoLtbe taiirarr;.,
Staats ZJituiI z. 1t IS comrasr1
there are 45.Ob0 Germans IN C,lie,r-
w. ID. o,t ms III Exceeds tne number Of
- o''''' 'oi''F 81 nation III Cahlornla
m.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-05-05

New hank tn NASHVILLE Il flessrs
Hobson y Wheless contemplate es
tablishing the ~Baak Of NaShFille'
to comma nee business OF the lrst Oh
August n ext, under the iFee oanfi1s
XIV, passed ~ ihc last heis'SF alufe'
ard ilare Elie'l thes. aPphcalaop WIZ
4he Crng hu,l +
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but were subsequently withdrawn,
Nlr. Nicholson sending word to the
Convention that under no eircum-
stances, while any of the gentlemen
who had been spoken Of were in
nomination, would he allow his name
to be opposed to them.
No other nomination than that of
Hon. An drew johnson, then being
before tn Q Convention, he, on the
first ballot, received 60 votes, the
full n hmbe r cast, and he was announ-
ced BY the President 10 be the unani-
nous nominee of the Democratic
party (Great cheering.)
The Co invention being restored to
order the following resolution was
passed with an enthusiasm that show
ed VII at IA hold the hero had upon
the hearts ofall.
Res0lUea, That Z he delegates of the
democracy of Tennessee, in Conyen-
ton assembled, have full confidence
in the wisdom and patriotism of 6 en-:
I'm. Trorsdolc, AID that in view of
his tried ability, diplomatic skill, I'M
swerving integrity, heroic patriotism,
and disting uished military services.
that we recommend him 10 the Presi-
dent Of tile U. S, asa suitable nom
matte us Minister 10 Mexico, OF any
fother position of equal rank or Dig
nifty.
The following res olution was offer
ed and unanimo uslH adopted:
Resolre&, That this Convention
adopt, as fully expressive Of the sense
thereof, tie re Folu tion of our last
General Assembly, recommending
the election Of Judges by the Pes
pie.
On motion, Cd pit. ChamH liss. J. X
Howard, And. Ewing, Geo, ". White,
and Il. J. Smith, wer } appointed to
Iapprise Hon. AM rew John{on Of his
nomination.
On motion the thanks oflthe Con
yeution were ex press ed to the Off
GERS thereof for the able and dignlli-
ed manner in which they had dis
charged their duties.
! And on motion, the Col vention
adjourned aine do.
t During the session the lar Sc room
WAS densely crowded aud nj uch in
tgest was mani esIed by oil pres
ent.
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Wiz Nomination.

TIE Wing State Convention, which
met in Nashville, on Mondd ". 10Th
ult. nom inated Major GusT AVIS A.
HENRY. IS their candidate fpr Gov
ernor. Ills was expected.