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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12
SALE OF REAL Estate,

NOTICE hereby that America Trafton Exeurix
~ Will William Trafton decd. by virtue of
Pleas of Vanderhurgh
the LIST day of Septenber next between O'Clock
~ and O'Clock P Of day door of the Court
House in the city of Evansville will sell part
said city the being the south
lot the of First and Wal
the wing terms to-ws quarter
the purchase cash.
months in twelve months and onequarter
eghte months the purchaser his notes for the
the day sale secured
ortgage upon the premises.
aug1-tds AMERICA TRAFTON. Adm n, &c.
NTREsH RICE-5 tierces lust rec d. for sale by
Il augs E. E. GILBERT & CO., Sye. near Water.
AMS.-I5 QuigIey's Hams Just
sasT '' '''' - avs T. q. oooK SON
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or Hon. Lewis D. Campbell has been nomi-
mated for reelection to Congress by the Re-
publicans of the Third District Of Ohio.
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NWTE reeTneA large lot OF the best coal in the
by small large quantities. will deliver
21 bushel the Wholesale
sumers a liberal deduction. Orders left
the of Hongsworth & Hughes will be promptly at
tended to- ap2 J. ". & J. W. HUGHES.
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LICENSES.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Draymen. Cartmen, Ex
pressmcn, Hack and Omnibus keepers. Auction
Ten Pin. Bagaell and Billiard keepers Managers
Csncers Peddlers and Book Venders. that their
licenses all expire the LIST day of next month
that the be renewed before that time
thereof the ordinances in such made
vided will be strictly enforced By order
jy22-In WELL WALKER. City Clerk.
MAE2SE5AL,S NOTICE.
Office is hereby given all no in the hab
of bathing in the Ohio river opposite the city of Evans
vlle and between the Little Bayou and Leet street. and
ase in the Canal in said city during daylight before
clock NJ of each day; that all such caught
aforesaid will he strictly dealt with with
ordnancesn such made and provided to be enforce
from and after this date. JAS. B. EVANS.
je25-tf City Marshal
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ROCK HAVEN FOR SALE.
LOST.

a JENNY MULE. OOOl'ed whSeyer VIII bring R the
N same to undersigned, as the Boaar yea niTeS
shall be rewarded. ieiotf " n az E~'-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPoRTED EXPRESSLY ToR THR JOURNAL

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL
Missouri Election.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. II.
Seventy counties have been heard from, Civ
ing votes as follows: Polk, 31,l67; Ewing.
29,387i Benten, 1880. Polk ahead of Ew-
ing 1850.
Kentucky E1etti0Rs
LOUISVILLE, Aug. II.
Arkansas, Yells own county, Conway 10
majority. Conway's majority over Yell,
5000.
Whole Tewn Destroyed by Fire.
CtNCINNATI, Aug. IL.
The town of Pomeroy, Ohio, was destroyed
by fire, which commenced at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon on Friday. Sixty houses were de-
stroyed, including all the business portion of
the town, Court House and public Offices
Two persons were killed by falling walls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

RKFY YOUR II LOOD!
Joy to the WOrld!!
THE ONLY kNFALLhBl.E REMEDY.
II U r LEY'S S A r S A P a r I L L A.
all the medicines that been discovered during the
~ present thousand ills that fesh beir
equal this wonderful preparation Only three
have elapsed since the dscoverer (who decade IL
studying Perecti2g
physicians parts the country be the
prisng effective remedy certain diseases Of which
they have knowledge.
other compounds syrups the have hitherto
failed of the faculty because he
they found contain ingredi
of the sarsaparIia
Hurley's eparation
This the pure genuine of the root; and WILL
trial. onnd effect ertan and perfect of the
following plants and diseases:
Affection of the Bone
Habitual Costiveness.
Debility, Indigestion,
Diseases of the Kidneys. Liver com plant.
Dyspepsia, Piles
EryasipeIas Pulmonary Diseases.
Female Irregularities. Sorofuls Kings Evil.
Fistula Syphilis,
And all Diseases of the skin
Besides is also known be
tonic purifying blood and nvigoratpg the
system.
In short tits thout exception. in the mentioned
and the ehcacous,
remedy of the 1t is already extern
the and fast obtain
Europsa reputation it effected
it to and all who desire
relief from suferrng One bottle being tried
RecoIect Hurleys arsaparila is the only genuine article
ag-Price one dollar per bottle. for Ave dollars.
For sale the OF Seventh and Green
Louisville Ky. Al at wholesale houses of
BACON. HYDE & CO.. st. Louis, No
]. WRIGHT Co.. New Orleans. La:
KELLER FARNsIEY & Co.. Evansville, Ind.
And by Druggists throughout the United
q Can ada. Mexico and South America. APPLY
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E$TAHD-25 boxes doz each reed and for sale by
A iy23 8. 4. GILBERT A. CO., SyS. near Water.
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Gbe Dalp JournaL
S L A TE TICK E T.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
VILLA vi R. NOFFSINGER, of Pa rik e
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. HI. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES HI. CRAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TippecaDOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
.r.s FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES G. VEATCH,
= a- SPENCER COUNTY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
>CHMIDT STARK have just received their establish
- First street larg; assortment of Wan Papers
gu es the finest gded. comprising every
thing beautiful description ia this line. They
also keep everything appertsnng 20 ana cover
chairs sofas &C. superior style. Having Just enlarged
our acconmodatH increased business,
prepared to receive customers and show them
Iarges ock and low prices. apZ9-tt
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SNcsterM STAR CtOthimg StNre,

Pavilion Hotel o. Water AMI sycamore
Everything the line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
ready made order only in the hest
maj nd style but At the lowest prices
Hats Caps, Leather Trunks Car
Salises everything that gentleman
rouse you may fnd at he estern Star. ap3
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~ Ysatoh,a Appointments for this Weak.

Jas C. Veatch. Peoples candidate for Congress, will
address his feowcitzens at the following times and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

TIE pArtnership heretofore existing hetwsen the sss-
4 critters. under the firm Of Hendricks d McRea as
this SOLVED by mutual Either party author
is I'd che name 81 the hrm in sett ement.
v. X HENDRICKS.
jy22-sw WI. A MeREA.
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ssPITCH lN,T

sEY Clerks say they hAve bought Goods ths3
tA wl able to sell the present Now. in
to avoid the like have given them instrue
ons sell the Goods much less than
70 customers, and all others who bargains
foods. would respectfully is your time to
NJ 8. EMBICH.
Main street. three doors bell Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

AT AUCTION.
ID ENG about 10 leave this STATE 81 indiana and wishing
ID administer upon estate shd up the
befor leave. will Monday the 25th day Of Augu
D. 1856 sell public suction fesehce On Third
opposite GeTman Catholic Church. ali household and
kitchen furniture consisting Carpets Sofss Beds and bed
ding Chairs Be- sls5 hne Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting also alOe fine ne Carriages and BuEges and
all horses hands at the time of sale
A credit will be given on all $40
taking notes with approved security:
have also valuable sale cheap good
terms. All indebted to whom indebted.
requested call and SETTLE before the day of sle
s23- 8. KAHN.
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FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE AN u

THE fne light draught steamer CUBA. will
I1Hl-Arun r.gularly ahovF, passing down avery
sAS9 Suoday aud up Wedu esday. She will take
S-'A~ fre;ht and passengers at the regular packet
jyI7-tf
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CHARLES BARNUM,
DEALkR
Wat hes. Gl"ckS, u welry. &c.
STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.

WATCHES AVID JEWEIRY.
HtHE subscriber has received fine
JEwELRY, which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
for cash His stock consists of Watches
styles and J-welry Of all kinds quality
cndiug Gold. Stone, Mosaic Coral in setts Gold
ana silver Chains Bracelets Locke. Necklaces Rings
Col Slides Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins. Plated
Forks Silver Thimbes. Guards. Keys Jett Bracelets Be
In fact, almost everything usually in Jewery Store
all which will be warranted represented and will
sold cheaper than offered before in
thoe DESTROYS OF purchasing respectfully solicited
locks Watches and Jewelry all kinds repaired the
best manner aud work warranted.
iy22-tf CuAS. BARNUM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

TTvAILORS and Seamstresses will constant employ
1 meut at A. ANSP ACHER L. CO.'S.
yIa-Sw Main street next door to Branch Bank
J. H. mAGHEE 81 Coz
HAVING closed nearly whole first purchases OF
Spring Goods undar heavy trade for the pastsx
receiving second edition purchased at
greatly and Offering the most desirable
Dry Goods brought TO the West
very prces and ouId invite merchants to call and
anime for cheaper than they
have bought before. We are Just receiving new
Prints, Dictionaries Glnghams
Jeans. AprOn Checks, Sattinets,
Challis. Cassimeres Bereges,
Vestings, DeLsius. Jacconets,
&c. Sc.
goods suitable the besides ee
giant assortment of Silk and Straw Bonnets ap22
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COM MERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
AUCTION SALES.


AUC1 IOEkBRe, COMMISSION HFRCHANTs,
amd Akeal E.S~te Brokers,
WIAyISa Isassd fer Of y.A-s saa astsa ap the
Ill Old Ccazt Heese. Of MaiA Streets 6
are bfepArsats receive fer ptyste
SAILS all kinas wares and nsRshAa else household
fafnisure. horses, kaseiss, eta. Aas. =.
Cash aavsAsss sie sA asnsi whsA required.
Hskasr sales pussdAy, Thursday and Saturday,
Elm 81 o'slosk. M Ass Tuesday Wednesday
and Fridsy nights. ct early gas light.
SAILS OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every Month. 10 O'Clock A. N.
Having provided ourselves with large Map
Evansville all the receRs Enl2tgeents
sving will be for the interest of al concerned have
No of Every month the sale Of
auction. All those wishing sell reques
ted hand their lists in time the public due notice
The patfohake having Houses Lets
public private sale, respectfully soe
ted. jy15 WOOLSEY 4 NELSON, Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12
MCKINNEY a. COOKE.

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN LOCUST STREETS
HAVE just received and large supply Of hne aAa
Il cheap MantAs. nne sets ApPieaton Underslsevss.
Collars, Cemzets Underseeves the best
rtnent Of Embroideries bought for this market
They invite speedy call from all the eitisens Evansville
and surrounding country examination themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
tcle their house the cash prices
and all. mYa
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ICE Ca6 siANI SAL %

HOE \ n ~VNs
HAVE just opened Cream Saloon Mr.. Dupey
d badinrs. Locust street above the Sherwood House
where will keep the quality Of Ice Gre
richest and in the best STYLE with me
Strawberriez supplied quantities by
their orders keep different kinds of Fruits
will keep ppied with tropical fruits by frequent
ceipts south wish the public give call as
have e n Saloon. jelotf BEN. HO RDE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-12

HNFSIs
a BREASTPIT Of he shape Of harp, with pearls on
IA sides hair in centre. Valued sake of
The finder shall be rewarded the thanks
the owner BY leaving il at this office. je25tf
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T Il = LITTLE NJ AN

c&a - 9a[0O III
Whe can person in Wool Linen iilk Cotton
MNVERY Gantleman desires neatly hastily
MI eminsDtly proper that this should the aim
ticed that nearly all the we'll dressed
deni1eus Of our city purchase their Clothing at
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NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
McKTNNEV 81 COOK

WATER NEXT DOOR BARGs BETw MAIS AND LOCUST.
RE receiving and opening most desirable stock of
"a spring and goods Onsstng in partof every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chaas.
Berages. Robes. Lawns Brantes Bonnets. Grape. silk
Lace and Neop olitan Ribbons Lace Edsings Gloves and
Hoseing vary-Coths Cassimeres Pant goods and
Vestjng in 1ich nro fusion Re- &c ap3
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REMOVAL,

GNOLBURN & HERsHBERGER have removed their
stock Of MattrAssss 10 the bsding lAtey put
by Mr.. Hughes, Wiser Canal Bank,
where they will keep head Wholesale an&
Wis: Spring Cotton MOss shucA. Hair and Jenny Lima
ALsO-Bed Comforts of al sizes
Association, Moss. laiE Sbuek and Festhsr Pillows
Mattresses made order and guaranteed to sssfes
ton Those good article will plesseye call.
Tho attention Country Marchsats particularly invited
lad.
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FOR -.
- 50, r,-siIin1 Houses for sale or rent one On
2 3s,t GERRY any Oh" K5E:!BEoo- CO. 7's''''
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HAVE just received another fresh let Of Bennets
CONN ission with Instruction 10 sell then about
half the original sost. Call and then 8. EMBICH
B-Go for the LsAiss not soiAs to Church
on Sunday, for the want Of q new Bonnet, iakk
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IRISH LINENS.
DAMASKS. &C. &c.

T. l. srURGrs JOHN A ).
NTURGES & BROTEsER,
WHOLESALE
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
mhlI-iyd st LOWS NO.
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE AN
LIQUOR EENRE.

M hereby inform Bile of Evansville surresnd.
w ing country GENERAL that have under this
opened above said where shall keep
ly all Wines and Liquors which intend sell
the lowest prices Country store keepers will do well to give
call.
Particular attention is called stock of Port
Oaet and Madeira Wines French brandes good old Whisky
in bottles, which adapted for medical purposes.
s HAMBO & CO..
mYI6-tf Main street opposite n. Court House.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-10
The E.icense Que.tion.

The bill TO repeal the present tipping
law WIS again taken up for discussion in
the House of Representatives yesterday.
During the discussion, Mr.. TEMPLE, one
of the Representatives Of this county, ex-
pressed himself in favor Of repeal, or
rather a modification Of the license law
de was opposed to falling back upon what
is known as the quart law" and favored
the enactment of law which should confer
the power of granting license to sell spi-
rituous upon the County Courts. This, he
considered, would free the license system Of
its most Objectionable features. Under the
present law, any man who will pay the tax,
can obtain a license from the Clerk Of the
County Court, no matter what may be his
character. But if the power of granting
license was conferred upon the County
Court, with proper guards and restrictions,
no man who is not a law-abiding citizen
would apply for license, knowing, as he
would, that the Court would not grant the
license until they were fully satisfied as to
his character. Under such a law, Mr.. Tenn
pie contended, the selling Of liquor to slaves
and other improper persons, would be eff
fectually stopped, and other improprieties
at present connected with tippling aban-
doned
Ex-Gov. Brown, (Mr. Huntington in
the chair stated that be would not vote
for the Maine Law, because he regarded it
as impracticabIe and he considered the
present license law an enormous curse upon
the people. He thought the quart law, :"
in its effects, the best we have yet had, and
if nothing better could be adopted by the
present Legislature, he was willing to fall
back upon that law but he thought the
district law" with certain notifications,
an Improvement upon the quart law, and
was in favor of its adoption, as that would
leave the people free to act for themselves
in the matter. He thought this law would
afford the remedy needed to stay the tide
of intemperance.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-10
Thc Nationni Amcrlcans.

The American members Of the Kentucky
Legislature held meeting on the 4th in
slant, and adopted the following resolu-
tions
ReSOloeG, That the protracted delay in or
ganizing the House of Representatives IN Con,
gress is attributable TO an effort of the so-caied
Republican and Democratic parties to make
political capital out of the slavery agitation.
ResoIred, That the American Party stands
on the true conservative ground, distinctly
marked out by the Philadelphia platform, and
on that tile battle against sectionalism ought to
be fought and can be won.
Resoloed, That the people OF Kentucky heart
lily approve the course OF their Representatives
in Congress belonging to the American Party,)
and OF the patriotic men acting with them in
the contest for Speaker. And we earnestly
counsel them 10 persevere, without yielding or
modifying their position; and to leave the re-
spOnsibility of delay or disaster from not CO.
operating, to rest on those who causelessly re-
fuse to cooperate in bringing this contest to a
satisfactory conclusion.
1t gives us much satisfaction to place on
record this emphatic endorsement of the
noble band of conservatives who have
steadily voted in the House of Represen-
tatives for Mr.. Fuller 1t is no more than
what is due to then, for the gallant stand
they have maintained on truly national
ground, resisting Black Republicanism On
the one hand, and the Democratic agita-
tors on the other. They have done all
they could do to prevent the triumph of
sectionalism, and up to the close of the Sth
inst, with success. If Banks in the end
should be elected, it Will not be by any
dereiiction Of duty on their part, for we
feel assured that, in no event, will they
swerve from their position. No, if the
Black Republican banner is to be unfurled
over the Capitol, it must be by the aid of
others, of men voting for Richardson and
protesting to be National in their views.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-10
Our relation with Denmark.

Mr.. Marcy has given TO the world slaari letter
20 Denmark, declining her invitation that We
should Join convention, or Congress, Of the mari.
time powers of Rurope.-to settle the disputed
ouestion Of the Sound Dues The document il in
Mr. Marcys best styie,-and Is destined 10 elicit
some tall, much newspaper comment, We
think in Elrope,-when it gets there.
The objection TO joining the proposed European
Congress is-that the cOnVen tion Il 10 assume, as
the basis Of IL proceedings the very right on the
mart Of Denmark, which the United States dem, -
ia functions being limited merely adjust the shArs
L, be paid by each nation, in lea Of the eoection
he-etofors assessed upon their respective vessels
and carSoeE. Bat saws Me-. Marcy,-''TuE UEIEED
sr.vss coNTEsF THEIR LIABILITY TO Par ANY cos,
rsInrrtos wuATrvER To be more speclhc,-
.tbe main question At issue between the Uaited
,,Sta,es aud Denmark IL, not how m0eh 6urien
shall de borne bE our commerce 70 the batie,-
..ut whether il shtl be saseeied 70 any burden At
"sll.n
To arrange the dispate, aIuicibly, the American
Secretary pubnits that the Unted states are wiling
80 s,,ey into an arrangement 20 pay iaiFsqaivAl-
e,t for any advantages our commerce may derive
,rom outlaws Tor light houses, beoys, &C. ioF the
security OF Navigation. -,
Tie tone Of Ne. nsrcy's dispatch e ifm, decided
and sharp. Twill create noise IA O"leln4se s,-
IL will make a noise IL London and ~ fAia' me
Iourpasts there, rs ike nc VII De uleh-', i..'a
enongh 10 assuine,-as rhey did IN the eaae o. ~
cns,inV that tie American Secretary o. siAte
fishing itle fOr popularity 70 he ussa ''' S''Ds
President making purPose--A' AffF''-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-10
Democratic State Convention.
NIGHT SESSION.


NIGHT SESSION.
Mr.. Cavitt offered d resolution that the
committee to select Electors for the State
at large, be instructed TO recommend two
suitable persons for alternate Electors "
for the State at large, which was adopted.
Mr. Thompson, of Maury, moved a re.
consideration Of the vote adopting the resO-
luton endorsing the course Of the Demo
cratic delegation in Congress from Tennes-
see, which motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson, the reso-
luton was amended so as to extend the en-
dorSement of the Convention to all those
Democrats who were voting for Mr. Rich
ardson for Speaker.
The resolution as thus amended, was then
adopted.
Mr.. L. G. Wagner offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
"R:soLUed, That the thanks of this Conven-
ton are due all the Democratic Speakers and
those old line Wings who aided in the over
throw Of the dark cohorts of Know Nothing
ism in the gallant State of Tennessee; and with
ont wishing to make invidious distinctions, we
think they are especially due the old and gal
liant patriot, tie Hon. A. Y. Brown, for his
services, and upon whose devoted head the
vials of Know Nothing wrath and bllingsgate
slang were SO reinorselessy poured"
The committee to select Electors for
the State at large, reported, under Mr..
Cavitt's resolution, George w. Rowles, Of
Bradley, and W. E. Travis, of Henry, as
" alternate Electors"
The President announced the State
Democratic Central Committee as follows /:
For East Teaacssee-MesSrs. Il. c. Lyon,
w. NJ. Churchwell, j. G. NJ Ramsey, w.
II. Helms, John McMullen, D. II. Cum
mings and S. Milligan.
For Middle TenRcswe-C. X. Winston,
Z. G. Eastman, S. r. Anderson, G. p.
Smith, i. F. Cheatham, Thomas Boyers,
and John K. Howard.
For West TcaRsS@-D. NJ. Currin, Sam'l
McClanahan, Z. W. NJ King, j. L. r. Ray,
Il. j. Chester, Henry McCorry, and a. S.
Currey.
Mr.. W. IT. Helms offered q resolution
providing that the Central Committee for
each division of the State be instructed to
appoint Central Committee for each Con
gresSional District, whose duty it shall be
to cooperate with them in eiIecting an ear
iy organization of the party.
Objection being made to its adoption
Mr.. HELMS withdrew the resolution.
Mr.. Small, of Knox, offered a resolution
recommending the formation Of County and
District Associations, in order to secure a
thorough organization Of the party through,
out the State, which was adopted
Daring its deliberations, the Convention
was addressed by Hon. A. Y. Brown, Gov
johnson, Mr. Lowe, Of Robertson county
r. w. Haywood, Esq, and T. L. Brans
ford, ESQ.