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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

LYscHBURG.-A correspondent of the Petersburg
Express having spent few days in our city, writes
OF it as follows
More than week since | placed my self in one
OF those fine passenger coaches on the South-Sde
Railroad, aud started for the mountains. Reaching
iiynchburg in due time determined 10 rest a few
days in the City of Hills, determination which [
now have no cause 10 regret since it added much to
my enjoyment. Being an inquisitive creature and
having no little curiosity to satisfy attended the
Tobacco sales at two three of the warehouses and
was somewhat amused ut the manner in which the
vendors dispose OF that great staple Of Lynehburg's
prosperity One thing is certain, they do not suffer
from weak lungs, for the criers reiterate the bids of
purchasers in real stcntoran style The tobacco
manufactured in Lynchburg is said TO be the
finest in the world aud if | may be allowed
to Judge from the prices paid, it ought to be
saHerior The railroad connections with tie lar
ge cities has greatly diminished the quantity OF to-
haeeo received there, and hence the Increased COM
petition among the numerous buyers. Having 3e,.Is
zse extensively IN drugs aud medicines the greater
#tten my LIE, than in tobacco. am unable To-
&c l. IS to the difference in price at Lynchburg III
your mtrket. Some parcels sold at an enormous fig
ure, but in very small quantities. But leaving TO-
hdeeo, let me say to your readers that Lynchburg
hospitality beats that of all other portions of Vr-
ginia which have visited Rely upon it that when
left that city. did not "shake the dust from nv
feet having been too kindly received perform any
such operation"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

DoINas IN KANsAs.-4he resolutions pre-
| scented at tho Free State mass convention
| at Topeka. Kansas, on the 4th of July,
and tie memorial TO Congress adopted on
the same occasion, have been received. The
| memorial sets forth the alleged grievances under
which the Free State men labor, and prays for
! such relief as may be afforded by tho immediate
admission of Kansas into the Union rs an indie
penderft State, under it's present constitution
The leading events of the past six months are
briefly recapiuated; especial stress is laid upon
the right of the people of Kansas to choose their
own officers, and an indignant remonstrance is
uttered against the invasion their Territory by
bodies of armed men. The memorial was adop
ted unanimously. and copies were ordered to be
70, warded to all the district committees for sig
natures. The convention also appointed State
Central Committee, of which VIM, Hutchinson,
of Lawrence. is chairman, and it was recommend
ed that sub committees be formed in all the dis
tricts of the State.
subsequently. as was announced some days
ago. the convention was dispersed by order of
C~.. Sumner on the ground that its proceedings
we're calculated to disturb the peace ofshe terri.
tory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
BY KENT, PAINE Il CO
RICHMOND VA.

AAsEOE WEssfts. WsGmAWDhON ~ CO.'S
- STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AIGFION--Dn Wed
nesdsy joh inst commencing al oe1ok will sell NJ the
Mes=rs Richardson Go, M ~, Main strent-Nhu
making change In their bunoaNihor eniire aosk ut
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY uooDsi comprising vnl
ETY. of ehoen aud desirable Goods.
In the hloek will be found large lot Of Heavy Wonlor
In,. Prints Cloths and tassnoros, baachod aud brown
White Goods Sc ahodinR 10 The trade good opPor
tuuity supply Themselves fot Fall snteH.
We invite particular attention To this sale large amount
of Ioodn - be spld without limi,
TFHMs Aiauma Under 300 cash. under $500 four month
credit $500 credit approved negotiable
kESI, FAME " w
Richmond. july 81 dl10nly Aucionscra.
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nMAI.N CoI.InGIAII

WI INSTITUTE. cnRisf1AssnuH0. NA-Ihe poxt annu
nj sossion tha Institution wi the lat Monday
In September next Tho Principal eongrauntcs himself
the public that he has succeeded In securing another
the valuable and efficient services Miss ENRQUEs and
Prof BANIIEN in the departments Of French aud Music
With their assistance aud that of competent and experienced
English Ioaches lac hopes for continuance of public
dence None hut First Rate Pianos viii be School
New buildings have been purchased retired aud delightful
location the bnrdor uf the AMI enlarged
modaions VIII furnish attractions those who seek
advantages. No Institution Ia the country pleasantly
located of aud the Trustees aud Principal
determined TINT shall IL opportunities for
acquiring solid useful and accomplished christian
For further information address
In . rluu priu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
The Markets.

BnrlsoHf, July 22.-Flour, active bnt unchang-
el
Wheat, two To three cents lower
Nav YonK, July 22.--Flonr, dropping. State So;
ohio SO 10 Standard Southern 81 30;
Wheat, dropping Southern Red 81 co. White
81 -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
TY.CToRy FIXTUREs FOR SALES wish 10



WI spRINGS-These Springs were opened TOT the reeep'
tinn Of visitors on the list day of June, 1856
Tbav are situated Montgomery County va. one ana-a
bof miles from the Virginia Tennessee H. ROAD from "'h
there is Branch Rail Road TO the springs
leaving Richmond or Petersburg ater orehha
rsacb be springs by O'Clock, p NJ, same day. all the way
"1ha accommodations have been very much EXTENDED snce
, ason The rooms large and comfortable ana capabe
81 accommodating 900 persons. -.
VI M ,chhury and Abingdon Telegraph Company are now
Hr,,ch Of their the Springs which VIII soon
De IA BATH HOUSE has been built since last sea-
$40
Board per M9n,'' l2 90
- Week
war and under years Of age nan i'lee' ~
S a.. chilrnn under ihree years of age uii'Hs s'' ~
80 a, Inc table Servants Hall Price. az M
Board OF Horse per Mon''' rs
, aro reouested to give immediate informaon oi any
VI ., ,,enon on the part of the Employees or 9el
Address prest and Genl Supt
July lid&elnlo 49,. ,o-,
--EcuOES WANTED-lh lac snnscriDt $500, 80
49,, in market for NEGROES Of both sexes ue'wush h
nn. of 10 and years. including htnhas 80
tDe and Carpenter and WIN pay ne hna,n
az His office is newly eree,ea ~ rr,nr,,
ke' @ vnch street Immediately IN rear o. J,as ,Y,h
on 10 .here he ia prepared, (having eee.e 'aa or 9th
bahh ne croes sent 10 IynchpurR ior h
thai WV ~ noderste terms, ard Keep mem ~
thoy placed In 'he J'" " " SETH "OODROOF
may l9d2cly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, July 22--SEsArs.-Mr. Butler intro
daced bill to regulate the compensation Of Sena-
llfs and representatives The bill proposes giving
alary of $4,000 each, and the present per diem with
twenty five cents mileage each way.
Two bills for the improvement ofHarbors in Wis.,
eonsin passed.
The Senate eoncurred in the House amendment FIX
ing the 18th August for adjournment
IousE.--The Nebraska election case was discussed.
\ resolution declaring Chapman not elected was re-
Ieetod
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BROOKLYN. Forty.
Sem Families Burnt out and the Napni Store
House and 7',reire Dwellings, Destroyed.--A
disastrous fire occurred in Furman street, under
che Heights, BROOKLYN on Saturday morning,
involving the destruction of large quantity of
naval stores and twelve dwellings, The fire was
discovered breaking out of the max al store house
of Cote Robbins, on Furman, near Montague
street between two and three O'Clock. The
house contained two hundred barrels OF cement.
belonging to H. Z. Pierrepont, two hundred bar
rels If camphene and rosin. besides lot of emp.
~ harrel-.on storage for different parties in New
York The combu,iihe nature of these matcri-
ais used the flames to spread with great rapid
itv. and contiguous buildings were speed
liz enveoped. dense back smoke arose, which
Flowed the current of air and was visible great
distance. The sparks flew thick and fast. falling
upon the buildings on the Heights above in great
profnsion, and putting them in imminent danger
of destruction. The flames extended from the
store houses to the buildings on Fnrman street,
ga It side. and spread thence down Halls alley.
which leads to the dock destroying twelve build
ings, each one occupied by three or more fam-
les Some of the tenants barely escaped with
their lives. Several Jumped out Of the second
story windows. The houses were mostly two
stories in height, and all of frame. They were
owned by Geo Boxer. The loss is heavy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

SrABBISG AFFAIR-"Dick Duhel," notorious free
severely stabbed by another negro named Austin
Smith Sunday night. From what learn, the act
was entirely unprovoked, Duffel it supposed
could possibly live, but it is expected that
he will recover Smith has been sent to Jail to await
the result Of the wound before he is tried
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
M OOO ACRES LAND wAMRANI I,

a fh1R6k w ~
aOVsVPVvV WANTED.-LAFAYE BITE
GRAY Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants, and Attor
prosecution Military bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military Bounty
Warrants will attend any business, as Notary
mb such acknowledgment Of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants, &c, LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
July Cts. Pens on Agent, Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

uDOARDIN(. HOUSE for Rcnt.-ThaI fine
ID Boarding House lately occupied by Mrs Pauiet is for
rent II contains IL rooms Kitchen, smoke House, &c.
improvements of the newest Style which win all
bad udors
This Main Street. Store Of Phil
lip Esq, aud the Exchange Bank the best
location city Boarding House The mt very low
Also in the building with each Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to A. n Montgomery Esq
july 3d&cts X g. MoRRlSs.
UNINE MEDICAL L1QUORs.-We keep
II sale. old French Brandy fine old
Wine under Custom House lock Old Southsde Mcdarla
Wine London Porter. These Medical Liquors
rant pure. For sale by J. H. THOMPSON co,
July Its Apothocares Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

is and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpowder Patent
shut Balls Powder Flaks Ponehes and Bella Bird Bags
Nipples aud Wrenches, Washing Rods and Ticklers Dog
chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials, &C. Sc
NoIVERs and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices.
10 the trade. g. SUTHERLAND,
No LIZ Main street. opposite Eagle Square, Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
OF rInsr CLASS MAS AWARDED NY THE VIRGINIA
MIcHAsIrs INSTITUTE ron THE foMoIIos
MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, or RICHMOND, vIRG'A
For ese Of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
Tho Exhibition OF Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
llg CITY Of Richmond On the 10th day Of Nov, ls4,
jams W. LrwILItk, j. A. BELVIN,
Sec Rotary. President.
aIl lola W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

TRIED FOR KILLING A WomAs.-Betsy Jamerson, a
not very respectable specimen of the gen,ler SEX was
examined before his honor yesterday, the charge
of committing not very gentle deed, vz--being in
srumental in the death of kindred spirit'-Mary
Banton. From the evidence, it appears that the de-
ceased and the accused occupied the same house in
an questionable part of the city Deceased
by sundry other :" kindred spirits (who live
near by and who appeared in court in fashy silks and
flowing hounces) to tumble down the steps and
roll out in the yardand there remain apparently dead
(She did die few days aferward) 1t WAS supposed
that Betsy Jameson had knocked her down the steps
thus causing her death and upon that supposition
she arraigned. The evidence, however, not sus-
tanning the charge, she acquitted. The deceased
in the habit of INDUCING in that not very femi-
nine practice of getting drunk and it is proba-
bic that being in that condition, she performed the
feat of tumbling down the steps and breaking her
own head, unaed and alone which by the by, next
reformation, the most sensible thing she could
have done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

AMHERST ITEMs.--Bishop Johns preached at New
Glasgow last Saturday and at Amherst G. Ho Sun
day to large congregations. His sermon at the @.
Ho was of his finest efforts.
The Rev. Mr.. Nowln, late of Wythevle, has
ceptei the pastoral charge of the Episcopal Church
es in the Amherst Parish. He will doubt make
an acceptable and useful minister.
Messrs. Cabell and Goode, Electors for the Con-
gressonal district. were TO have had discussion AZ
the C. FIo. Monday Court day., but owing to the
absence of Mr. Goode it did not take place. Mr.. Ca
bell gave notice tina. he will speak the next Court
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

N WILL, as Adm'r. of n0ses Va lloyd, deed
offer for anc public auction at the Market ouse In this
city Wedncsday, the lnh day of July At " A. M thafl
10 sharoaN = Il guaranteed by tho city of Lynch
burg
10 Shaea of Stock IN the Merchants Hank NJ LyorhhnfR
al Shares Stock In tho Iynchburg Hose Fire Go.
40 Shars -, stock in the Mechanics savings Institution az
IyncbhurH. u ". kIAN
July 9e.dl1lulN Adm'r Of J. NJ lloyd dped
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS


O-In pnrsnsnee Of decrrc Of the County Court Of Am
hrrtt rendered NJ s june tho 1866 IN tho
therein depending between Jame.P Mcdaniel VIM Meban
lei aud ehers piinns and john H. Mcdaniel Executor Of
WIN Mcdaniel deed, the undersigned the commissioner
therein named viii proceed the Goth day of August 1856
at the late sence o tho said deccden he county Of Am
herst To sell the tract land which resided the time II
his death situated on Iuftrec said The Court
House. containing alii acres lass,
TRIMS % SAtf One third % the purchase money i'll be
required cash e the time and place Of sale and for the real
due of he purchase credit 81 and two
equal nstameni will he given the purchaser giving bonds
with seod netsnna security fn thereof and the title
10 cand 10 b. retained farther security therefor Pos
session OF the aud tor seeding purposes will be gwen Al the
usual season tho coming fall and full possession will be given
the lat day If January
Ludse, Mcdaniel ha resides ON the land will show II 10
petsau deslring examine |
The title ia the laud IL bees 10 be good merely
Commissioner the only convey such
the Cont, by ttz decree, may direct.
iuly ~ rwtsa,nnN JNO. u MCDANIEL. Gomr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
l,oMMs.sIoEEn. .ALE OF mEA.. u.

II
~ TATENy virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court of
lynchhurs In the suit of "Panore &c. scruKgs &C.
viii sell al pnbc auction tho highest bidder, Wednea
July Nth 1856 the following real estate In Lynrhbnrg
belonging 10 the estate Of Hem T.. serusgs decd
Valuable lot with y scksmiths Shop thereon situated
alley buiweon Church aud Main the Norve
House.
~ handsome unnpruyed First Street adjoining III.
premises of VIM \ Reid, Ir
Also, Friday 1886 Tract Of Wood Land In
Amherst County pedar Ma about $50
Tho Lots will be sold the promises respectively and tho
land nj Pedlar Mills
TERMS Six, twelve and eighteen months credit Bonds
with good personal security viii he required and the title
tanned
The title Ia believed To be nnquoeonahle but tomms
hioncrs, We Will convey with special warranty
J. N. GORDON, .aat..
y " PAGE. ''m"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il !. FRY, Flour, Gesmast-siWW Mevchams,
ebs RICHMOND VA--Th. snbsrriber has cd and
len the large IRE proof Ware House the basin She'd
afmery occupied by bernard Peyton ESQ., where he will
cucal Flour aud Produce up and receive and
wad goods Aan sell all kinda Of country produce such
Flour Wheat robaeeo Butter Lard Bacon, &c, and make
prompt The location convenient TO tho BASIN
there will he Drayaec and the Storage will be moderate
July arw3 }. J. FRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

lust received aad for sale,
- $50 Barrels medium No. Mackerel,
loo do No.
30 do Large No. .,
80 Hat Barrels No. z,
20 do do No. |,
hoQuartcr barrels No. |,
100 Kits very choice No |,
100 Barrels Cut llrrriags
MCDONALD. aPoTTs s. HARVEY
July lndts No % Pearl NJ. Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

e. y. NATTnsAs n CO., Successors -
Ha&j tor. f Henug take pleasure in saying to ~
S& tho of this city and surrounding eoun- psD
Wv try, that they have just received from New ~s4-
York opening fine lot o Silk Lace Grape Hair
and straw BON NETS with large lot of FLATSof dferen
kinds; also fine of RIBBON. which they will sell cheap
Ladies please call before purchase and we vii
endea vor To sn you both in quality and price
may - Is ---------------
UNACTORY FIXTURES FOX sALE.-t wtsh TO
dispose private sale of the Fixfnrcs Of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried ON by o Depres at CanPbe q
n They all the necessary fixtures Tor wei com,
Melted establishments comprising ten screws and presses all
in good order and nearly wing been used put one
season They will be disposed OF on liberal terms
and as bnildng also for sale opportunity Is pro
,in,, M tnharan JOHN ID. ALEXANDER.
ne no., iad, rts Campbell CT. IIo
uJ.yCzsE,s sUPPORTERS.-Weh have iusf'c
ecyel an invoice of Ftches Genuine Supporters reeog
MID by the Faculty being the best in use for sale ny
july Its .: II, ! noai 2ee = -
WANTED, An experienced Driver 10 t"ke
w charge Of nv Horse Wagon. For such liberal
wages by the month year will be paid; must come Wen rec
S. :. X. r. Depot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23

AZ, A'U,.,,nss>iOu Nacrcbn u Z -
rs FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
TOBACCO, No ~ Natchcz street Ne.y
Oct S-efs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-23
PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMENTs.

SEVEN PIANOS JUST RECEIVED, AND
- FIVE EXPECTED ny NEXT ARRIVAL, Al 80. Syea-
Corner Of Bank Street PETERSBURG VAOur
In selling large number ~ PIANOS upwards Of fifteen
hundred } Ia attributable mainly to four facts
lat We select from reliable Factoriea Nd We inva
liable pay cash for them ID We keep hand select FROM
rga assortment perhaps be found almost any
Northern establishments Ah We sell low
TO ordering from and leaving the selection
pledge superior psrnmcnts and In all full sasac
lion
Where doubts felt say take tho Piano and try be-
iprepnying for Our Instruments unsurpassed
for them and ask all who desire purchase
reliable Pianos, TO give us trial t. y. NASH
Plane Forte Dealer,
I.uaI LII Iaaaes "
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-23
LIST Of HlnaGes.x

REMAINING in the Post Office Bedford Pa
May Gfh. 1s5G. Persons calling Tor letters in this
list will please ,ay they advertised.
Axtell 5. A., Aron Peter, Beard David, Border
Sarah A.. Barmoud John, Bramhel a.. Brust John,
earns Elijah, Cole John, Collar Nancy NJ. Drenuing
DAVID, Di>hons William, Duan James, Diehi job,
Fisher Edward, illegal W., German John, Graham
William, Griffith T.. Miss, Jordan John T., Hoffman
Edward. Hanson c., Haney William T., Hatcher A.
p, Hall jacob, Heath William, Hammond James,
Johnson W, Koontz Hamilton, kesg a. j., kooHtz
Abraham, Koontz Charles kser Joseph Mrs, Long
Peter. Lanan Abraham, Meyers Aun Eliza, Miller
Miller Mary, Manspeaker Catharine, Miller Daniel,
MaoY John, Nycum Rachel OF Charlotte, Patton
John ". Rousrr Ann, Speck Henry, Salmon A. NJ,
Smith NJ. Sleek Sarah NJ. Smith Dir. w, Six p. H.,
StockwelI james, Stair Aaron, Trout Russell NJ,
Thompson Mary Miss, Wllbor Samuel, Walters ia
cob, Wood William II.
MRS. AGNES SAUPP,
Bedford May %, 1856. p. NJ.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-23
MRS. Il. GOODZHIEI', i,
MILLINER, BEDFORD PA.

IS prepared to furnish Ladies and Misses with
every variety Of SPRING AND SUMMER
BONNETS, on the most favorable terms. She
has just received from the City large and ele-
CANT assortment Of Bonnets, Flats, &C., which
she is prepared to trim 50 as 10 suit the taste of
the purchaser. She keeps constantly on hand
Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Flounces. Laces. and all
other trimmings, to which she respectfully IN
yies the attention Of the Ladies Of Bedford
and vicinity. She also keeps Bonnets ready
trimmed. From long experience in The BUSH
ness, she feels satisfied that she can please all
who favor her with their custom, both as to
style and price. Thankful for The fattering
encouragement heretofore received, she asks a
continuance of the patronage of the public.
Bedford, May %, IS56-1v.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-23
n0! YE SONS OF ART..!!..
Excelsior Daguerrean Gallery

JOHN PALMER, Artist, would respectfully in
form the citizens of Schesburg, that he will re-
main that place short time for me purpose Of
king DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES. Photo
graphic pictures of every description executed in a
neat. beautilGl and permanent manner. Llkenesses
SlNGLY OR IN GRQUPSi Portraits Of sick, or de-
ceased persons, taken the shortest notice. Da-
gaerreoypes paintings, engragngs, &c, accutately
copied when desired. PieiGres will be pat zap ia
beautiful cases, medelions or lockets, 10 suit the
tastes of cusfomers-also handsomely set in rings
brea>tpn>. He defes competition surpass his pic
itres either in correctness. or IN dppih OF tone and
fpsh, HIS STUDY Is TO PLEASE. No picture
will be required TO be taken unless il gives FULL
AND ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
Ladies and gentlemen, young aud old, are invited
To his gallery to examine speeimenyall will be
welcome visitors whether wanting pictures or not.
Come one, come ALL
No. te 1S1c
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-05-23

Rules adopfea By The Democratic Party of
Bedford County for ifs Gouernmeat hercqf-
fer. a Tie .Nqss .ueeting held an larch,
+ 1886.
= The Democrats Of each Township shall annual
ly, upon writ1en notice given on The 81 Saturday Of
une proceed 10 elect two delegates To sent the
township IN county Convention; also committee OF
vigilance for such township of three persons TO
nnil others elected, whose duty il shall be 10
hold all elections and perform such other duties as
pertain To- The Office Returns of elections 10 be made
10 The county committee.
Z The Delegates so elected shall meet in the
Court House n Bedford on Tuesday following the 3D.
saturday ot June of each year, aud put in non1na-
ton county ticket. They shall also elect Repre-
sentative and Senatorial conerees TO meet similar
conteFees from the proper Districts; also seven per-
year. 70 make REPORT OF their Nominations and
elections TO the county committee in Office forthwith.
- j he county committee elected shall organ
lze by choosing President, Secretary and reasur
er, and shall keep regular record OF their proceed
tass 1t hall be their duty TO call and notify meet
lngs; 10 correspond and exercise advisory powers
and general supervision the organization Of the
party; keep a record Of the returns made by the
county convention; 10 publish these rules IN suitable
form 20 the Township comGnttees, and see that said
committees act ard notify and hold their elections.
4. There shall he two mass meetings held annual
iY, one upon the Monday OF August Court and the
tHer on Monday Of the February court. The meet
lng in August ratify the work Of the county Con-
Yedionaand fli any vacancies that may in the
county Ticket, aay he Necessary, and the meet
ing u February shall, by committee appointed by
them select all delegates coneTees then necessa
~ TO be appointed.