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CITATION.

CITATION.
District Court Harrison County - December
Term, lsS%.-No. 1905
Decatur Bryan We. louisa +. Bryan.
THE STATE or TEXAS.
COUNTY or HARRISON.
r. kAe Sheriff cf said County, Grvesine:
WHEkEAS, Decatur Bryan has filed in
w the Office Of The clerk VI The District
Court Of said county his petition against
Louisa T. Bryan, for divorce, briefly Aliedg.
ing that he and the said Louisa u. Bryan were
legally married in the State Of Alabama, in
the year IS@4, and lived together ~ husband
and wife in .sid State, and in Arkansas, until
of'ober, 1881, when the said Louisa T., with.
out psovocstion from petitioner. lsft him ~ith
the intention Of final abandonment, and has
not since returned 10 him, nor held any cor.
respondence with him, but 30 TO do has con.
startly refused: Whereuron petitioner psays
Judgment dissoiving the bonds Of mntrimony
between himself and the said Louisa +. Bryan.
And affidavit having been made that the saod
Louisa II. Bryan is not resident Of this State,
These are, therefore, TO command You to
summon the said Louisa +. Bryan, by the
publication Of this writ for four weeks in the
Texas Republican,, = newspaper printed in the
town Of Mnrshnll, to be and appear before the
District Court of Harrison county, at the Court
house, in the town Of Marshall, on the four.
teenth Monday after the third Monday in Sep
TENDER, 1854, then and there to sn.wer the
petition Of the said Decatur Bryan, the sub.
stance Of which il in this writ given. Herein
fail not, and due return make Of the same A.
required by law.
,,AAelI1. Test - onx 81 HENDERSON,
Clerk of the District Court Of
=; :: Z: 6: ; :;%: :: , s: ca:
JOHN NJ. HENDERSON, Clerk.
Issued i4th November, 1884.
JOHN n. HENDERSON, Clerk.
Received in office November 18th, 1854, and
handed to the Editor of the Texas Republican
the same day for publication.
J. +. WOMACK, Sheriff.
Nov. Ia, 1854 II At
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Jefferssa Aavertisenents.

W. c. BAKER 4 CO.,
GENERAL dealers in Dry 0oeis. 0roee.
~ res, Dvugs, Oils, Psials, Dysas9s,
W,a1ow 0Isss, DC, DC.
Grossries, and Begging AID Reps furnished
10 planters on accommodating tsrna
Also Resolving, Forwarding, and Comuis.
sion merchants, Dallas street, jsdsrson, Tsxas.
Feb. l6. 1854. "
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JOSEPH y. pKEWll"r 4 co,
II AVE received a large and well selcessA
ii stock Of FANCY DRY GOOD-.
Hardware and Cutlery, which they onet to
their friends, customers, and the pub gene
rally, on terms suitable to the en- -,ency Of
the times,
Said stock consists Of Ready Made Clo-
thing, OF the latest fashions, and Of excellent
style and taste, being selected from stock OF
superior Frcncs Goods.
A-o fancy prints Of a beautiful kind and
style, and rare Specimen OF ladies' bonnets,
Of the pre,,icSt and nes,sst, perhaps, in this
market, Saddles and BRIDES, Of all sizes and
varieties, and boots aud shoes. and fine ven.
,illaied hats, and every other kind Of ha, sold
in this market, together with all other articles
usually kept BY merchants, all Of which We
OVER Low, and weuld liz glad to sell TO good
customers a. soon a. possible, ~ we expect
loon to receive large addition from N, York
city. by Which ". can from time to time, n.
plen,sh, and thus keep our shelves full Of such
things a. ,he people want, and arr compelled
TO have. Please call and examine for your
-elvcs, before purchasing elsewhere and obllge
your friends,
JOSEPH T.. PREWITr T. co.
Jefferson. May 10. 1854. ~.
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LOST CERTIFICATE

LOST CERTIFICATES.
T OOT-Ths Uneoaditional Headlight Css-
IL tifcats Of J. u. Fields, Issued BY the
Board OF Land Commissioners Of Harrison
county. April lst, lSt4, No 81, Of the third
clasa, for $50 acres OF land.
DAVID ALEXANDER, Assignee, ese.
September 10th, 1854. S-vt
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y EA1 E0N MOTEL,

- En1 E0N DoOTGl.
coVnfLANp sTaxxT,
NEW YORK.
- This heuse Il sNsated In The eeatrc
nj Of The nost bssiness pan Of Ne city.
within few doors Of Broadway, and
decidedly the most eonvsnisnt for ~ bvsiAsss
mau Of any Hotel In New Yost. Il il apasious
and airy. and capable Of accommodating i've
hundred ssests il tbs nest comfortable nan.
nes.
A liberal shafs Of 0outhen pseeoaAes IL
so,,cit~d n. D. WlNCHE6TER,
Ort.5t -lS.y pTcpnssos.
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Nev SprIng and Suuner CssSs.

New spring AID SKINNER Cee6s.
WE are now receiving a large and we'll 81
w Iected stock Of goods for the spring
and summer trade, consisting in part Of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Silka, bersges, TISSUES, lawns, jaconets, plain
book and swss masIins, figured and plain
gnghams, assorted.
Boo,s. Shoes, Ha,s, Caps. Bosnets.
and rsady mndc rlo,hing Of the latest styles.
Those wishing to purchase summer clothing,
or summer goods, will find IL TO their sdyAn,
tsge 10 give us a call.
THErFORD & WILSON.
April 20, 1854. ly
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Came to hand November il,h. 1854, and
handed TO the editor Of the Texas Republican
for publication, on 18th November, 1884.
JAMES WHEELER, Constable.
November 18th 1854 l7.Sw
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cards, Of all sizes; a superior article Of book
paper; besides fine lot Of foolscap, folio post,
and letter paper; a very pretty A>s"ri'nent Of
note paper for printing bali tickets; funeral
note paper, etc, etc. His work il no only well
executed, but ia done without delay.
PAMPHLETS. FUNERAL TICKETS.
CARDS, BLANKS, n all k,sds,
BALL TICKETS, BILL HEADS,
STORE BILLS. HAND BILLS,
BhlEfS. HORSE BILLS. etc,
will be printed At the shortest noties.
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CUTLERY. &c.
ID OCERS' and Wost~nhoin's pen and
III pocset kns-.s, 6ns rAxcs~, razor ssscps
shaving. tooth. natl. ca,sb and hair brashe.
scissors. and shea,s. &c, sor sals ii tbe CITY
Drug Ssors. .
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
April. ~ 1884. ~
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CITATION.

II Juslice's Court. Beat No. No. 40.
WIN. n Cooke W. Edward NJ Smith.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
uAwxisox CocSrY.
TO any iawfti officer o, said county, greeting;
NOU are hereby commanded to summons
l. Edward NJ. Smith, defendant in the above
entitled suit, affidavit having been made BY
VIM. H. Wa;son, agent for the said Wm. u.
Cooke, plaintiff, tina, the said Il. N. Smith isa
trsrs,snt prrson, 40 that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served here upon him. 1'h~se
are therefore 10 command you TO ute the said
Edward N. Smith, by publication for threc
successive weeks in the Texas Republican,, =
newspaper published in the town Of Marshall.
in said S,ate and county, to be and personally
appear before me a, my office in Fly sian Felds,
in said State and county, ON Saturday, the ~
day Of December, A. H. 1854, Mt 10 O'Clock,
A. ~. to answer the complaint Of William b,
Cooke. il plea Of debt, by note due, ~orded
~ fnlows.
One Day after date, promise 10 pay VIM.
d Cooke, OF order, twenty-srven dollar snd
si1 cents, value .sc~ivtd. February ~, is49.
Signed, L. u. SMITH.
And the legal interes, Au. on aa,d note from
the 18th day Of February, isA9 Also due BY
aceouat, dated in 1880 and 1851, and duo Jan.
uary i.t. 1881 and 1882. tor tie sum Of ssvea-
teen dollars
Herein fail not and execute and return THE
a. the law directs. Given under my hand this
the ist day Of November, 4. ID. 1854.
JOS. u. STROUD.
Justice Pence, Beat No. I, Harrison Co.
Came to band and handed to the editor Of
the Texas Republican fc' publication, this the
Vi day Of November. A. D. 1854.
JAMES WHEELER,
Constable Bsa, No. !, Harrison Cousty.
November 9Th, 1884. IS-ow
The STATE OF TEXAS,
County o. U rswrR.
WHEREAS, application has been psds
w and filed in my Office, BY Hiram Ward.
Zone Of the heirs Of John Jordsn, ssnior, d.
css-d,) to Elias Josden, administration Ct John
Jorden, senior deceased, TO know why pasti.
ton and distribution Of said estate should not
take place. This Is therefore 10 cite and nett.
iy ail persons in,ere sted IN said estate. to b
and appear at Gimer. In said county, b~fose
the Hon. the County Court pertaining to the
estates Of deceased persona, to chow cause. II
any they have. why partition and distribution
should not take place. Said court 10 bs held
ON the last Monday in November. A. d. 1854.
q l.. WARREN, Clerk {. Z. U. Z.
November Aih, 1894. l3-AW
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4 AM POUNDS pure white ~, h Is
4y4VV 10. and ioc pond hsga lssssd,
lard, sperm, sweet tanners and castor oils !;
turr<ntine, varnishsn, painss, paint and vasniai
brushes, for sale II the City Dssg Stess,
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
Arril, ~. 1854. "
BLANKS FOR SALk.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER,
AZ vMk
CITf-C T. Ap CASH STORE,
SOUTH sipK or rHE PUBLIC s0UAaE
MARSHALL. TEXAS,
~ THErEUkD tenders his most Aincere
~ thanks TO the l.Adles and GsntIsn.sn Of
Masshail and vicinity fos their very lbssal pat
ronags fcr shs two pest yssss. aad tsssss ffoa
the
Great lsdsrtassts Nse offered.
10 merit continuance of The ssne.
nos oass ny sseeh on hand and fscsvisg,
u over Gig thousand aollass worth, II
1'Nniy,frs pr cssi ~ fWss Cost
Please call sssd ~ what BARGAINS.
Hsuss sd sseAs ~ cost
GT Az noiss, anA lass ysas's tietess Ass.
p,sass call ~ sssals. aad oSlRs
l.. TAETFORD.
Marshall. April. ls6].
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CuIAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPM7i

M LEVY has just opened, at his cd stand.
4vxs on the North side Of the Public Square,
. lasge and new assortment Of well selected
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
10 which he respectfully invites ths attention Of
HE old customers and the public generally.
lie feels assured, from the superior skin and
advantages with which his stock has been se-
iected. that he Is able to supply the citizens Of
Msr.hall and vicinity with the cheapest and best
Goods ever offered in this market. lie has on
hand lasge supply Of iAdiea'
FAM Y AND DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of the latest and most fashionable
style. that car BE- procured in the New York
and Philadelphia markets.
Vie has also on hsad a fine supply Of Gen.
tlemen's Winter Clothing. together with Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc, Of every variety and
style. Vie is also prepared to furnish planters,
on the most reasonable .erms, with every kind
Of Plantation Goods, su, \ a. Negro Clothing,
Hats, Blankets, kuss.. Sho~s, etc, etc. In
fine. he ia supplied with everything the people
want and must have. lust come and examine
for yourselves, md you will thereby ave 10
per cent, and greatly oblige your friend.
October ys, 1884, NJ. LEVY.
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LAW CARD
John s. ANDERSON, Attorney d, Lar,
- Marshall, Texas.
Office, up stairs, in Johnson's Brick Building
Oct. 2Ist, l65l-ly
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BRANDlES. WINES. &c.
EINB Brandy, Port, Asdeirs. Sherry and
j. Ctarst Wisss; London Porter. (for med.
zeal puspcsss,) and CIDER Vinegar, TOT sAis Il
the City Drug 0snres
YOUNG 4 JOHNSON.
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John N. WHiTEtOKN. Notary Public
~ for Harrison county. Beat No Z, ~ miles
from Marshall, on the Tyler road.
Jap'y 49, 1894
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
nR. r. McALLE>NY, Surgeon and Ply.
- stefan respectfully tenders his services to
the public in tho various branches Of his pro-
fessiop.
DR.. VI. is now engaged in the Drug business,
and respectfully invites the public 10 give him
= call
J,ferson, Tsrds, Jan'y as, 81.
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District Court Harrison County. December
Term, leS<.-No. 3706.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
nAVID STINSON, E.. G. ALfOWAY,
~ and JOEL NJ. SIMPSON, having asso-
oiaied in the practice Of law, will practice their
profession in the Courts Of the Sixth Judicial
DIstric, aud in the Supreme Cour, at Tyler,
and will attend promptly to all business con.
mttcd to their charge, and will &c, as agents
in the sale and purchase Of land, and attend TO
the p.riecting OF Land Titles
Address :--STISsoS, GALLOWAY & SiMrsos,
Gilmcr. Upshur county. Texas. l-y
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-10
SICKNESS ON THE RIVER.

We can scarcely take up an exchange print
ed along the Mississippi, but what we find "sick-
ness on the river" the principal topic. BY
many it is pronounced cholera, but we have
some doubts as to its being the regular Asiatc
Cholera. 1t is a disease which resembles in
some particulars cholera, and appears in a very
malignant form, producing death in some in.
stances very suddenly; but it is generally con.
fined to emigrants who have subsisted in their
passage across the Atlantic upon salt food, who
are in many instances filthy in their persons
and who exercise but little discretion in thei,
change Of diet upon their arrival in this coun.
try. An indiscrete use Of fresh meat and vega
tables and too free use Of the Mississippi wat.
er, are NO doubt among the leading causes fol
this sickness, which Is as likely to be ship fever
or malignant form Of d,arrhea, as cholera.
Wh,tever may be the disease, it is highly i'm
portant to institute such sanitory regulations ir
this city, as to modify its evils. should it brake
out here. The streets, alleys, yards, dwelling,
and business houses, should be thoroughly
cleansed from all impurities. which would b.
calculated to breed or promote this, or any othe
disease.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-10
DETENTION OF MERCHANDISE


At meeting of Merchants lin the City Of
Dubuque, Iowa, May 4, 1850 who have mer-
chandise on the line of Rail Roads from Boston
and New York west, and which have been due
over A days, uaanim,usly adopted the follow
ing resolutions.
LIST. That in our op Mon the said Riil Road
companies are liable for the damages occassioned
by such detention, and that we determine9
to seek our redress "peaceably il we may and
forcibly if we must"
End. That there can be no excuse on the
part of the Raj Road Companies. Taey hav-
ing made themselves liable by takln. more than
double the amount Of freight they could trans
port in reas 'nable time, and this by their own
act put it out of their power to comply with
their engagements.
3rd. That we invite the CO -operltion Of the
Western merchants who are in the same cir.
cumstances, TO unite with US in carrying the first
resolution into effect, and we hereby call upon
those Railroad Company's for any information
on the subject.
FARLEY & CUMMINGS
| GooDRIDGE Il BROTHER,
LULL MERRITT & Co.
| P. II. CoNGER.
| VANDUZEE & HIGBEE.
ANDERSON IL MIRROR.
| ANDREW Il TREADwAY.
B.. J OHALLoRAN.
J e. WEArHERBY & Co.
| Francis DOYLE.
| s. EkCANBRACK e. Co.
A. GILLESPIE.
r, SPAULDINo.
WooD, LUKE g. Co.
Il e.. j. RICHARDS & Co.
81 Thomas, SrRADLING & Co.
" We have not space for any remarks t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-10
New 70 K, May 6.

Flour-market buoyant, for Western and
State, supply moderate; home inquiry fair;
better grades scarce; Canadian is hardly s" firm,
but in fair demand; sales 2, 500 bbls. $7,60a7,
95, free on board; sales Western Canal 5000
bbs. SO, l2as,37; for common 10 straight state
$S.37aS, rs; for common 10 good Ohio $8,25a g..
63}; for mixed to fancy, Michigan and Indiana
included sales 1000 bbls State, for Juna de-
livery.
Grain-lit,le wheat here; extreme prices ask
ed for parcels to arrive prevents sales.-Rye
quiet and nominal. $1.I4 Oats scarce and
better, 57a59c for State, 59a60 for Western.
Barley sscarce and nominal, S., l5ai,l8. Corn
temporarily firmer; sales $500 bush. 66a66c
for Western mixed; 65as9c for Southern white,
59a9lc for sound white; 90a92 for Southern
yellow.
PRovIs,oSs-fa fair inquiry for Pork a,unset,led
rates, and heavy for Mes; sales mess Sl4,25s
l4,37 for prime Beef very 6rm-steady local
demand $l4a14 so for repacked; Chicago $l4a
l4,25; for country and city prime $9,5Oal2-
Cut meats fair demand $q4n94c for Hams
Lard steady but quiet 93a9sc Butter more
steady, 20a223c for fresh. Cheese steady l0a-
l5c.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

New York, May 5,h 1854.
The Afrca arrived this morning, with dates
Of the 2lst uli. She had III passengers.
The franklin arrived out on 18th Richardson
& Brother agents for the city of Glasgow, say
they are not afraid OF that vessel being lost -
They had water for so days and provisions for
IS days, and coal for % days, and had 373 pas
sengers.
The Treaty of closer alliance between France
and England is ratified. A Treaty Of alliance
defensive and offensive has been signed between
Austria and Prussia. War news from the Da-
nube, Baltic and Black Sea is unchanged The
expulsion Of Greeks was vigorously unforced-
Greek instruction assumes an aspect of Guer-
lila warfare. Lord Stafford has published a
strong manifesto against the Greek Government
favoring Instructions. Massacre Of Greeks
by the Turks at Ballots reported but supposed
doubtful.
Accounts still vague in relation to violation
OF Servia territory.
Prince Deal is reported to have summoned
Montenegro TO arms against the Turks.
Campaigns in ASA 10 expected TO open in
April.
SPAIs.-Mr. S,ule is still urging settlement
of the Black Warrior.
The Journal st Petersburg publishes the
Gar reply to the declaration OF war;
Nesselrode favors the Greek insurrectnists
in the Gulf of Finland.
LONDON, Saturday Nothing new, except
rumors from Paris and Vienna ofa new Rus
sian mediation.
Liverpool, Saturday. Sales OF cotton 10000
bales Market closes nominal but steady.
PARIS, Friday. A despatch from Omar Pasha
confirms previous accounts. The Turks were
twice successful against superior forces at the
passage of the Danube; but in obedience TO
orders, they retreated in the line Of Karassaw.
ST. Petersburg papers contain manifest reply
to England aad frances declaration Of war,
and throws the responsibility Of the war on
France and England. 1t is asserted that Swe-
den had entered into a secret treaty with Russia
by which an absolute enactment Of forbidding
more than four ships at once TO enter a harbol
has been restored, and the same extended to
Norway. Breadstuf in good demand.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-10
Cedar falls, April 26, 1854

Mr.. EDIroR: DEAR Sir 1t is with gre1t
delight that we notice the tide Of emigration
which is constantly flowing westward and
settling up our rich fertile country, OPP
ening large and extensive farms where few
months aimee, the Indian wig wan stood Still
they come in one living mass, going on, on far
beyond even this place which has been though
heretofore the western boundary Of Iowa. But as
the emigrant is looking for his home we would
call his attention to the fourishing village Of
Cedar Falls, which three years ago was almost
uninhabi;ed. Now it is place that supports,
six stores, shops Of different kinds, Lawyers,
Doctors, sc. We have also two gentlemen en-
ca ged in the Land business who will locate
land for the stranger saving him a journey back
to Dubuque Mr.. Mcclure AMI Mr.. Bishop our
land agents, are ever ready to point out the mos,
desirable localities that are still vacant, for the
farmer to make his home This being the only
place west of Cedar Rapids, distance of six
ty miles and also the county seat of Black Hawk
county, we cannot speak too highly of it's fu-
ture prospects.
q n l.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
TICKET

TICKET.
Pursuant to the call for the Central Commit
tee. Ths. Deaacracy Of Julien Township
Saturday the 9th of May, 1854 Mo clock
M.
On motion, Hon Lincoln Clark was called to
the chair, and e. P Hall and w Crawford were
appointed Secretaries.
The chair stated the object Of the meeting Il
be, to select % delegates to the county Con-
vention, to meet on the 18th inst at Dacotah.
On motion, after some discussion, it was re-
solved that the meeting proceed to ballot fol
Delegates.
The Chairman appointed H. v. Gildea ane
G Kaltenbach tellers.
The ballot resulted in the choice of the follow
ing gentleman as Delegates
s Wilson, James Burt, F Mangold P W
Crawford, John Rickeis H Theadinga, G Pc.
Ian, 6 Blocklinger, Trainer, VIM johnson
w G Stewart, John King, VIM Young, Pete
Klene, P Tanning, John o Meara, G Krecl-
baum, H V Glldea, G Kaltenbach, D A Maho
ny, II Emerson, M Nj Hayden.
On motion Of d s Wilson Eco, It wa
Resolved that the Delegation should have th,
power to fill any vacancies which may arise
On motion of Benz M Samuels Esq, it wa
Resolved that the Proceedings of this mee,in,
be published in the Democratic papers af thi
city.
The meeting then adjourned
LINCOLN CLARK, Chairman.
:. " Y; h ca.vro.D, Secretaries,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-05-10
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A democratic County Convention for the
county of DUBUQUE will be holden at Dacotall
in said county on Saturday, the 18th day Of
May for the purpose Of appointing thirteen del
ega,es to the Congressional District Conven,
ton and also for nominating four candidates fol
the representative branch Of the Legislature, .
candidate for prosecuting Attorney, candidate
for Clerk of the District Court and also for the
appointment Of suitable number of delegates
10 attend Senatorial District Convention fol
the nomination Of Senator, TO be holden a
such time and place 40 may be hereafter de'ig-
mated.
The different townships will be entitled t.
delegates a. follows, to wit Julien ~ Table
Mound 9 White Water2 Jefferson Liberty
Washington 2, Peru 2, Vernon 2, Concord Z
Center 3, Cascade 2, Taylor 9, Prairie CreeA
9, Mosalem 2. Iowa s. Dodgel, New Wine 2
The convention will meet precisely at IL o.
clock A. M. The townships are requested :.
take prompt action, and send up fun delega
tons.
By order of the Democratic Central Com
-vitt@e.
LINCOLN CLARK,
April %, 1854. Chairman