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HENRY G. RTCE

attorney and C-esHseilor at La,o,
No Brinley Hall, ................W Worcester Mass
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w. A. W ILLIANIS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAU
No. 2 Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III div
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w. w. RICE.
4 T o r NEY Al LAW,
No, Worcester Bank Block. Foster Street
Jyl4I WORCESTER, MASS. [d&wtf
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SIGN PAIN TING
S. H0YT
~ Front street, Worcester Mass
81
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s,rod "iln,s DngucrrcOtype Rooms, 1888 Main
""e aa opposi~ American Temperance House. II
leb DIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

SOLOMON NoRrHUP, who was kidnapped in
lS40-taken from his wife and three children in
Saratoga, N. Y, carried to Washngton-sold to
New Orleans slave dealer-and held in South
ern bondage for twelve years-will lecture in Hor-
ticultural Hall on Saturday evening. No mar
rative of mans experience as a slave is more
touching or is better calculated to expose the true
character and designs of Shareholders, than that
of Solomon Northup. We trust our citizens will
give him good house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

oUSE-LOTS.-FoR SALE in the soutIpart Of
n the City, TWENTY-FIpE eligible Buildir lots,
containing from 5000 to 40, 900 feet each.
me ABOVE lots are all within twenty rods Of Mn-st
on elevated ground, command delis htul views All will
besod on very liberal terms
6. Also large quantity of Gravel, Loan and elar-
stone Inquire of HENRY II. CHAMBERIN
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ADJUSTMENTS

GRsag.s'AB CONCERT.
THE
WORCESTER MOZART SOCIETY.
Having Chorus of Eighty Voices,
will give GRAND CONCERT, on FAST NIGHT,
Thursday, April 5th, 1865,
AT THE CITY HALL.
The Programme will consist Eof the beautiful Captata
,,r ,IBE MoRNING" by FERDINAND RES
IhE TRANSIENT AND lHG ErERSAL," composed by
R0MBERG.
The celebrated PRIZE GLEE, by s. WEBBE
when winds breathe soit--n
win number 81 Songs Duets, &c. The whole To con-
olule with selection from THE OLD TUNES which were
SO huch loved by our grandparents in the DAYS OF Biz
LlSGs, HOLDEN READ, and others.
rms music will be given in the genuine OLD STYLE bv
"a lage Colr-well appointed in ali the pars-with the
ItSoh anu COUNTER in the ancient fashion.
As Singing OF the modern music will be accompanied nv
beautiful Piano Of CmcKERIYG's manufacture of the
neW style, called the PARLoR GRAND. Also by a new
NEsD okoAN' OF the manufacture Of MORSE Of this CITY,
mSie expressly for one Of the Churches Of Worcester
Lhese INST unents will he played by Miss ELLEN BACON
I a oy Messrs. s. H. LELAND, A. S. ALLEN, and D. d.
talent - - WV ""s
Mrs NJ MARTIN,
ALLEN,
AMILToN,
The Who'll u iiAN,uTnN
mares
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rsssssssszJ WORCESTER s. NASHJA-
s-A1lSLLke- u AII.R

ohANGE oF TIME.-0n and after TUESDAY April
3D. the Train which now leaves Worcester nj II *, N
will leave at II o'clock. '
. An express train for Lowell, stopping at Clintn and
Hrot0h junction, will leave every morning (exceI Mon.
days( on arrival of Steamboat Train from Norwich Fur
Their details Tuesday mrning next
Worcester March 30. div ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30

NOTICE.-The firm heretofore existing uI1r the
~ title of II. CROKER Il W. f. OAKLEY this
day dissolved by mutual consent
H. CROOKE
marsh d3tF W. +. 0AKEY.
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LOCAL NEWS

Hon. HENRY WILSON will lecture this eve
ming in the City Hall on the Antislavery move
ment OF 1859 as compared with the Antislavery
movement of 1850. Mr.. Wilson has recovered
from the indisposition which interrupted his lee
ture in fremont Temple, Boston, and will, no
doubt, receive awarm greeting from his friends.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-03-30
HORTICULTURAL HALL,
On Saturday Evening, March 3h.

"A INTERESTING CASE will be oleied a
"A the CITY STORE, Containing 25 ,,ieces ON mn
spring colors, and the best Goods made the
low price of ia cents per yard Great bargains fk al
lo1 VAN street II. CLARKE &CD
HdroV daWtf
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-03-25

u We are pleased to see, II The
Governors list Of par,lons and re-
prieves tha, ] w. brown has been
rcinStated in his rights If citizenship.
The rast upright and honorable de-
pertinent Of Mr. Brown. warrants this.
During his residence among us, he
has been m industrious. upright and
public spirited citizen whose word
l. his bend. We regard Mr.. Brown
NJ one out of number, who Inns un-
iastly fallen Under the Ian If the law,
without evidence of guilt.
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EE- We had not the pleasure Of
listening to the Rev. Mn. CAsrLEroN' $
second discourse TO the young men, al
The Presbyterian church, last Sunday
night hut we learn from those pre.
sett. that it was properly n continua-
tion Of the same interesting subject of
his first discourse Of which we made
mention last week. Mn. CAsrLETon
is an eloquent and original thinker,
who brirgs The abstract truths of reli-
gion, to practical bearing in such a
manner as cannot fail to produce a
beneficial result on those who listen
10 him. The Young ladies, as well rs
the young gentlemen Of this city.
should not fail 10 turn out en- mass, to
listen TO each one. Of this series of
Lectures. The next lecture on Sun
day night approaching, will be on the
immortality Of thought, in connection
with mind.
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r.. Tbe Committee apno;n,cd

Es' The Committee appointed by
the Legislature 10 remove The remains
,,cf the late w. w. Farmer from New
8 Orleans to Farmervile in North Lou
irinua, will pars here to morrow on
their way up with the body on the
steamer W. w. Farmer.
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NlrnnER - Alsui two o'clock yes-
irr,lay, II soldier killed companion at
hnlleville's Coffee Het,se. under the
bill. From parties present, we could
leur'l no particulars relative to the
cause Of the quarrel /, seems how.
ever that the murdered man was
down on the tloot, the other approach
ing him with n drawn knife. said,
F" Twas you that ordered me to the
guard house. and viii, that---stnnd.
ing over hin, thrust The knife with
lis full force into the PROSTATE man.
twice. Constable Nepl,;er and San
chez we're On the spot and although,
the man made an attempt TO escape,
he was arrested and taken TO Jail.
Since the above was written, we
learn The names of the parties. Fran
els Wilson, fftr, killed Thomas Ly.
ors, corporal.
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10 Lanoue, next the Post Office
has just returned from the city, bring
ing with him an additional stock Of
gents spring aud summer clothing, al!
made up in the most approved style,
and the very latest fashion. Gentle
men are informed that they can BE- TT
for the very lowest figure in cash.
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u The Harrissonburg Indepen.

70 The Harrissonborg Tndepen.
dent, Of the 18th inst, reports the
woods on FIRE in that vicinity, sweep
ing away houses and fences. The
same paper learns "by telegraph I"
from this place that the Governor
has issued his proclamation conven-
ing the Legislature imam extra session
to commence at the close Of the pre-
sent regular session. !" II is aston
ishing how news wiH spread.
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The French Minister, NJ. sartiges.
gives notice that owing to the ipcon.
veniente which will result from the
appointment Of several Commissioners
from each Of the different States to
the Paris Exhibition, the Imperial
Commission has decided only 10 ad-
init one Commissioner from each
State.
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Morals IN GoTHAM--The New
York correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, says:
A horrible scene Of decentralization
presented itself to notice last evening,
at house 1O3 Mercer street. An
officer, having official business there.
diScoverd some thirty nine men and
women engaged in dance, in con.
dition Of unqualified nudity. The
whole party was arrested and taken to
the Tombs. ''s
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r. The steamers g. y. Jr. and
Eclipse. have our thinks for favors,
Al the band Of Capt. Dick Markham
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r. We rec that our esteemed
friend and fellow. citizen, Dr. B. T..
Harney II At present on q visit 70
New Orleans
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BATON ROUGE, La, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH Is, 1856

~ Mr.. John Minor Btts il out
again in the Richmond Whig. wherein
he declines being a candidate for Gov
erhor Of that Stute.
He says he is sick Of political life,
and shall never seek to fill another
public station; If ahy service shall be
demanded Of i'm at any time hereaf.
ter in position where he can sustain
and uphold the power Of the people,
agail'st the power Of politicians and
selfish office seekers Of the land, be
will be ready TO obey the call but
when 1t does come. II must come by
spontaneous combustion y If any pc.
litieal mantle should light Oh bis
shoulders. he would endeavor to wear
II gracefully and becomingly, bit he
will not seek IL
That kind Ut modesty does not suit
he aye. III political life, The gospel
advice of"seek and you shall find"
nus' be put into practice If the
Hon. j. Miner, is bent on acting this
way he had as we'll put on the cloak
Of "reti'acy,' which is but another
nane for winding sheet.
This is no age for faise inodesty. -
IF man do not feel the full force Of
his own merit. and pfss forward, he
is most certain to fallby the wayside
and be forgotten.
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we surpose) was quoshed." This is
an error lie bill having passed botb
houses of thp General Assembly, and
signed by The Governor, has become
a law. The question will be submit
ted TO the people at tiie next general
election in November next.
While engaged IN the agreeable du-
ty Of correcting our neigl,lor, We
might as well inform him also that
the number Of Representatives in The
next House will be reduced TO se. In.
ST. t.ad Of 70, as lie has it.-Sutardag
ddpocafe
We stand corrected on both
''counis - Since II Is done. we are
glad 'tis well done. There can By M
objection to taking the sense Of The
people se,nisanhually II il not onl,
unjust but anti.rprublican that the
sense Of the people last year, should
govern he sense of the people this
Then where il the man apart from The
Advocate. who can stand on a Demo
cratic platform and say he objects to
taking "the sense y Is not the 81 nse
Of the people good sense and is mol
the last always the first and best E.
Should not the SENSE, govern Tie in.
tellig,hcea We would ask orr ueiyl,
Dor II. with his republican p,inci,ls
in mind) be is willing TO have people
governed by laws, IN The making Of
which they have not had hand -
We presume not then "" say It II /
for people nom, to b.
governed by What people done in the
primitive ages of AZ. Then let the
sense Of the people be taken on the
removal Of the Gothic building le,
Il be removed to Pompeii, or Port
Hudson anywhere for this people
have been abused about it long enough.
Upon the same principle We want
new Constitution for The State the
present one is worn out. We want
more something
o allow a man to fight. if he feel pug
,acions. We are obliged TO our neigh.
'or in Church street for correcting us
n the number Of sovereigns to com.
,ose the next House :--nevcr were
,ood ut figures, and regret that the
number is Ss instead of 10.
TnE BARRIER SHor.--Of all places
II this uncomfortable world. where n
nan may throw off his coat and feel
hat be y really vt rest. md free from
he Intrusion Of "the Ladies'" III.
}alber Shop i, the place. Here it is
hat one may indulge the luxury of
n havanah. give i, the extra twirl and
nd pntf--cock bis legs up to thoir
ast capacity; thrust his hands through
that is to him luxurient head Of
air. look at llis counterfeit present
lent Us in mirror, aud say to the
'orld pass Thee by-for the moment
have nought to do with Thee" And
that moral spectacle Is it, when
ach model Of man and Barber,
$ Vince Victor duo De Clairmop
'onnerre takes one BY the nose, and
'itb scientific flourish proceeds to
Ike off-obliterate, and put out Of
xistence the point blank evidence on
le upper liptof mans allience with !
lie monkey! We say it is great :
loral spectacle not transcribed in :.
. moral bearing by anyotber moral !.
'cctacle in the great Dioramma Of :
tistence. Because Why's" Why
,cause, here we have picture-a
bleaux showing how the modern
smpsou will act the gentle part"
ID tamely submit. like the ancient h
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There are already Eve large and
very good looking weekly newspapers
in Kansas The Herald, published at
Leayenworth the Pioneer at Kick
apoo the Heral, Of FreedomKa KANSAS,
Tribune and Kansas Free State A.
Lawrence. Another issoon 70 b. aar- ]
tad q Achiseu,
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NUMBER 43.

New York Express learns that his
Holiness the Pope, has reluctahtly
consented to let the Whiting Mn.
donna of Rimini come over 10 this
country in April; as an evidence of
his gratitude 10 Archbishop Hughes
and ether dignitaries Of the ehutcl,
in this country, for aiding ID the settle.
ment Of the Immaculate conception
question. Great Spiritual Power Is
attributed to the Winking. The Ma.
donna Of Rimini is supposed 10 have
almost az mucl, influence in way Of
intercession fer forgiveness Of sins as
the Most Holy Baby" A posse u
rrelates will accompany the Winking
Madonna, and 1t is calculated tliat
immense concessions will be made to
the church BY the joint action.-tho Ex.
press says:
But this is not all. We are as4
sured, on the same authority from
which we derive this interesting piece
Of intelligence. that the famous Weep.
ing Madonna Is also coming to the
United States. Probably they will
come in one and the same vessel
Their appearance here---tine and cir
cumstances considered--wil bs an
event III The Romam Catholic worl,
Of no ordinary interest aud impor-
lance. s
We are not prepared to advance an
opiDi1n Of the estimate which :ntelli-
gent Romabists in America, are dis
posed to put Upon the miraculous per.
formances attributed to the two pic.
lures in question, as some Of the wor.
thiest men---prelates as well az lay.
men.-witbin the bosom Of the church
have been bold enough to declare
the Immaculate Conception dogma a.
n thing blasphemous and inpiot,s---
We dare say, they are not likely to
believe all that il claimed fm these
paintings. However let us not aniie-
ipa'e. All Italy has been moved by
their winking md weeping--pilgrims
have hocked to their shrines from all
parts of Europe How the thing is
going to operate among US here, We
shall hear and see anon.
STRANGE lsFATuAT1oN.- Phelps who
was to have been executed at Albany,
N. Y. last Friday. and who escaped
from prison on Thursday, WAS over.
|aken on the road to his former resi-.
lcnce. and begged SO piteously that
he officers permitted him, in company
With them, to visit the grave Of bis
wife and relatives. He poin.
ed out the spot where he desired to
% buried, viewed the grave Of his
wife and then returned 10 prison to
await his own execution on the next
morning.
--=@~--4A- @~--a----
The Cincinnati papers state that
Arrison. the Internal machine murder.
r, as the day approaches on which be
8 to expiate his terrible crime, by the
leath penalty, evinees by his haggard
.ountenance and altered demeanor,
hat he begins to realize al the hor.
ors Of bis condition. Remorsc seems
o be busy at work with his consci.
nee.
The French Minister, NJ. Sartiges.
.ives notice that owing to the ipcon.
'eniente which will result from the
appointment Of several Commissioners
rom each Of the different States to
l.. E..I:l.As... ~
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GbtWrrklg CUNT


Iz~ The Hon. Louis I1ebert,- has
been appointed State Engineer, vice
Geo. W. Morse, whose term Of Office
has expired.
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0We are pleased to learn that D.
Hoard, Esq, has succeeded in turning
the waters Of the Bayou Sara through
Woodrutf's Ditch. The new channel
seems to be fully large for the
stream. m.-R. S. LEDGER. M
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TF j. M. of New Orleans ha


EF il M. of New Orleans has
our thanks for the title on three sever
al occasions prefxed to our address
There has been delay ID making
out "the papers ard therefore We are
not vet 4 full Colonel When the
commission is received, we shall order
cut the Bloody Eleventh Regiment
La. nj TO d. service on ------- n dinner.
] NJ q ] L. will do IA the favor to
bring ap all the fellows" under their
command, who are able to do duty.
A RRlsk BUSINESS. While all par.
ties complain Of a dull season, a very
brisk businesses Is going forward in
matrimonial matters. There we're
no less than four marriages in town
night before last, aud yet the local
press with all It's local, and other re.
porters, has not published a single re-
treshing item ia this way. Az those
who perform "the ceremony are 0.
ware Of the fact. that all civil proceed
ing* 10 be legal must be published at
least three times" !" we think them in.
itvidually and corrcctivelv at fault, IN
~, handing ID ,heso---,he only inter.
csing ieeui items now turning up"
at the Capital,
EF' On Saturday last, the Mason
,e Fraternity Of New Orleans, assisted
the iiremen in LAYING the corner stone
Of the Woodruff and Mcleod monu-
sncnt at Greenwood cemetery, Ne.
tairie Ridge II will be remembered
that Woodruff aud Mcleod. lost their
lives in the great fire on 81, Charles
street last season. All 4 o'clock the
Masonic fraternity leA the Hall Or
the Grand lodge on St Charles street
preceded by splendid band Of mu-
sic.
Aheat 6 o'clock tho ceremony com. |
menced. the NJ. w. Grand Master
William NJ, Perkins,. assisted hv ,hc
eisiosrs of thr Grand Ledge. otiicia,.
mg A me'alic box containing coins.
papers, ard documents of tn. present
year being placed in due form. and |
the stone cemen'ed. very neat. ap-
rrepris'e, and feeling address was de.
lisered BY R. G. Bond Esq.
The appropriations made a. The
las. session of Congress, for Forti6ca.
tieas. amounted to $l,072 .0OO-of
this amount $s4,s00 was Tor forts in
Louisiana.
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The appropriations made a. The
las. session ofCongress, for Forti6ca.
tieas. amounted to sl,072 .0OO-of
this amount ss4,500 was Tor forts in
LouisiAna. f4
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25
Rrutal Assault.

On last Tuesday evening as Gen. 8 d.
HARRts was going hotse to bis residence
he heard the voice of some one apparently
In distress, in dwelling on Pratt etreet -
He went nearer to ascertain what the diff
Guilty was, when man named LEACH came
out. Gen. HARRIS asked him what he had
been doing, and intima,ed that he would
report him to the authorities, next day. AS
he turned to leave, LEACH struck him
with stone several times severely cut
ting and bruising his face. and left him on
the ground nearly senseless. A warrant
was issued next day and Leach arrested
He was taken before Justice Conant on
Thursday, tried, and in default of bail
was committed to the county Jail to await
his trial at the next term Of the Probate
Court.
Gen. HARRIS Is now able to be about
but bis injuries are severe, and it will be
some time before he fully RECEIVERS.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

INDIAN COUNCIL AND GEN. CAss.-Col.
MANYPENNY, the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, met council of over one hundred
Indian chiefs, near Detroit, last week
to determine upon their future location in
Michigan. The Free Press note the fol
lowing incidents that occurred on the 27th:
"Quite an exciting scene occurred in the
council yesterday morning when General
Cass entered the room. AT the sight of him
the Indians forgot their business and all the
solemnities of the occasion, in their Joy at
beholding their old and distinguished friend,
and thronged around him, grasping his hands,
and testifying their grateful remembrances
OF their former intercourse with him. Gen
eral Cass was addressed by the chiefs, and
made reply replete with advise to them.''
The Indians belong to the Ottawas, Chip.
pewas, and are Pottawatamies, and Represent
ed as grave, we'll behaved and very intelli.
gent.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25

ABSENCE OF MIND.-The Niagara Fall.
Gazette says that one day last week, as the
night express train from Rochester arrived
at that place, the brakeman discovered u
child about two years old lying asleep on
one Of the seats. The child was taken care
of by the conductor, Capt. Bromley, until the
father arrived from the Suspension Bridge.
1t appeared that the father Of the child,
when the train arrived at the bridge, forgot
his child, and also his hat, so great was his
hurry to get off. When he discovered his
loss his grief knew no bounds; but whether
his grief wos for the loss OF his hat or his
child is not related.
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R1nAREAnGE OccURREHcz.-A. cireum-
stance Of . somewhat extraordinary char.
oeter occurred . short time since IN one Of
the hourishiak towns of the midland eouu.
ties. A clergyman died, and his wife and
daughters, 90 ,he third day after his deeesse,
reeollecting that no likeness remained, il
was agreed, ere the grave closed over him,
that the body should be unshronded and .
portrait taken. A young lady Of some pro.
fessional celebrity was engaged for the task.
She, with the assistance Of an attendant,
tgok Ell the shroud and placed the body In
The requisite posture; but, other dnties re-
quiring the artists attention, the sketch was
deferred till noon. About ~ O'clock, az
the foot Of the beds the lady commenced
and went through an hours. work on this i'm
age Of death. At this stage OF the proceed
ings, by some unaccOantable motion, the
head Of the desth-like figure fell. on the
side. Nothing daunted, the artist carefully
took the head to replace IL, when, lol the
eyes opened, and staring her full In tie face
"the dead" inquired "Who are yohl' The
young professional" without trepidation,
took the bandage from the head and rubbed
his neck. He Immediately saw the shrOud,
and laughed immoderateIy. The artist quiz
etly called the family; their Joy may be i'm
agined, but cannot be described. That eve
ming, he who had laid three days in his
shroud, bemouned by mother and sisters
with agonized tears, gladdened their hearts
by taking his accustomed place at the tea
table, and at this moment is making ar ex.
chrsion. in North Wales.-Bedfora eng.
laHd1 Times.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-08-25
DemocratIc Counly Nominating
Convention.

The Democrats Of Portage county will
meet 10 Convention at Ravenna. by Dele
gates, on Saturday, September 9th 1855,
for the purpose OF nominating candidates
Tor county officers to be. supported at the
ensuing fall election. Each township in
this county will be entitled to SEVEN Del
egates in said Convention.
The Democratic electors Of the sew
eral townships are requested to meet
% their usual places Of meeting, on Satur-
day evening, September ist, 1866, and
appoint seven delegates each. to represent
them In said Convention; and also one
Delegate each to represent them in the
Senatorial Convention to meet at such time
and place as shall hereafter be determined.
BY order of the Democratic Ex. Committee.
J. 9. Wills, Chairman.
RaVenna, Aug. 18th, 1855.