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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HUNTER
To tie Editors Of the Enquirer:

&C.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
LEwIsBURo, Nov ], 1857.
can,,eman-Yo are not alone in the opinion tha'
tho ia,,ar Of Mr.. Hunter to Mr.. Laske, Is neither re-
snons;va IN vour Inquiries nor sufficiently expihct' as
far NO II goes. So far from removing, II mas only Con-
6rm.d the suspicion already entertained oy many
:. not likely TO find a very jealous or efficient advo
cate in Senator Hunter. As to the course OF tne .h ao-
ouirer" in this matter, those who prefer the re'eie.,
ton of Mr.. Hunter to anything else, do not nesna. o3
TO condemn It. But those who regard the suPpGGo,
the Administration, and the success OF ING nnrtant
Democracy throughout the Union, ss more i aiae can.
than the election of Mr.. Hunter, or any ; ;1st al this
not fail to recognise in the "Enqnne1, sdherence to
time, the same resolute and PeIss,"u the DAYS of
principle which characterized u oullns ,oo lard
the elder Richie. 1t has battlea . msmncracv. and
md Ton snccas.fu,Iy in the cause OF Deuaoo.aey, IS.
il has baen too long one OF the aoiest guy au = = ;,s
I'd exponents of its principles, LOT 'S This case. nm.
motives 10 ,b Ss "Eno1irsr' is but the faithful reflex OF
u.oHuoo.uu"ayys p, ssptiment of it's party. Inc Dehiooiao.
'ue ke esst the Democracy Of Western VrGtnia.-en
~ % he Administration of Mr.. Buchanan w asu
unt. and they are In favor of the election Oh T." o.o i,
~ =. Senator, who does not thoroughly anu ~ ha -
endorse him also. Is Mr.. Hunter that man' . !;
why did he not come out q little sooner anu !
Or rather. has he. as yet, avowed it, in iart' az anl-
aftsr months of dsIiberation and reflection tne neal'
.sr he has come to saying so. is "that ne nopse I. ~ a.
nects 70 he able TO support the Admlnistra.oh ~ tne
rnain." ls this the language OF genuine naenesn,p,
or of stiaed enmity7 "Call you that backing U ~ yV y
friends IA plague upon such oaeh,nsM r Rnchanan
hv nssrlv 20 OO0 majority, and who think more OF
him at this time, than they ever did, % sa, s ,sa;s fa'
this lukewarm and half way endorssmeht v =. ~"
yorite candidate Noo0 A'
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MARYLAND ELECTION.

The returns from the several counties come 10 eX.
ceedingly slow, and in many instances in an unoer.
tain form. We sutjoin such AZ have reached u.s.
There seems to be no doubt Of the fact that the Anne.
rcan party has secured a majority in each branch Of
the Legislature.
HousE OF DELEGATES OF the members Of the
House, 10 Tar as known. or Buthoritatively reported
to be elected, there are 40 Americans aud y Demo
crats. and leaving Somerset, Worcester, Charles and
ST. Mary's which are entitled TO III members, to be
heard from. If they vote "a last year the House will
be composed of A Americans and % Democrats,
leaving one vacancy in Washington county, where
there is a tie between two candidates.. This vacancy
cannot be tiled until after the meeting Of the Legis.
lature. In the last Legislature the opposition 10 the
American party had l9 member.
The STATE S~ENATE.-The following sre the names
Of the members Of the Senate holding over and Of
those lust elected, AZ far as ascertained:
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AN AccoMpL1sHEp moNs1ER.-Nens s

AN ACCOMPLISHED MONSTER.-Nens So.
nib. the man who has recently distinguished himself
in Indis by mailing live children in wot den boxes and
throwing them into the flames, accordirg to a French
writer, cannot read a tender line in Byron or shaks-
peare without being moved to tears! He epesks
French, Italian and English; is acquainted With their
several literatures; talks the latter Us huentiy and sure
y as any gentleman de Hyde Park, and translated
Hamlet iptoo Hindoo, to the gres, admiration OF COM
peteut critics.
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~AFEAIRS,

WAsRIHGroS. Nov. 6-The President has pro.
claimed the binding force of a treaty between the
Uni,ed States and Peru. which wa, concluded on the
basis that free ships make free goods. and the pro.
periy of neutrals on board the snemy's vessel not to
DO subject to detention or confscation, unless the
e.me be oontraband of war. The contracting parties
engage to apply these principles to the commerce
aud uavig alton Of all such powers and States as shall
consent to adopt them as permanent and immutable.
As the governments financial prospects, have i'm.
proved il 10 now thought that a loan will be unne
cessary. A tax on tea and coffee has not been cou.
t.mnlnted-
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NEW op,r.ns y Nov.

VI" oELEanS Mhhhtd .ie. Sale.
for the past three DAYS reach 81, 900 bales, while the re,
ceipts have been only 5000 Gales. 8 oek IN port 49,
bales; receipts so far show a decrease OF lSo,vVo Utn.
Southern port. The decrease 2is, 500 bales. SUGARS dSan
sales of common at 81 a Z cts; new arrivals a. haaa WI,
test the market Sales Of MVlasses Ut NC. AiSe ntm "
10 quoted az "a a 95s; sales were made yesterday o.
FAC, 700. mostly at 90. Exchange ON New York cur
rem. Ut S Dot cent di.count.
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GENEkAL WALKE Err.

WAsHISeroS, Nov. 5.-Gen. Walker, in a letter
addressed to the Secretary OF State, Gays that go far
as any violation on his part Of the acts of Congress
is concerned, he denies the charge with scorn aud in.
dignation, and will not 80 far forget his duty as Gu
officer Of Nicaragua as to violate the laws Of the
Quilted States while enjoying hospitality within it's
limits. A. the military organization is abandoned.
about 2.SOO men from various Southern States have
enrolled a. emiorants to Njcarhvua.
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nNEW YORK STsTF FT.ECTIoN

ALBANY, Nov. 6-Ths Democrats have the State
Off 'ers. the canal board, the contracting board, the
commissioners Of the canal fund, the commissioner
OF the land Office, and the management Of the canal.
Toe Democratic majority thus far in the State ia
twelve thousand, a gain since last fall of ninety two
thousand. The Legislature is doubtful, but the Re-.
p.hlicsus ~ in the minOritv.
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T EkIlM urAH

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Despatches recently re.
Ge'ved by the Government, confirm previous reports
,ha: the Mormons are determined to resist the United
Save Hdar.
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,,o ROCKINGHAM Valley Democrat

LETTER FROM HON. II. d. l.
HARKlsosBURo Oct. q, 1857.
How p N 4, Hu,rER:-The undersigned have
besn annnintsd a committee, by a nesting OF the
,bis place on Monday last, to forward to you the reso'
lutions adopted at said meeting i. land and s ssIsss' co . ys,
spouse from you to the h san ZANE ind ~ y " COW Of the pro.
csedinrs Of the meeting, embodyine the resolutions:
making public your opinions in relation to the ques'
lions involved.
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL T. WALKER
JNO. 7. HARRIS,
NJ. II. HARRIS,
Z. A. STANDS,
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Counties Names of Senators Term of Service.
Kent Edward Wilkins. Amer. 2years.
~Cecil-Jsmes ). Mccullough, mar. "
EIarford-Edwin II. Webster, Amer.
Howard -Thaddeus Clark, Amer.
Raltimore-james Turner, Amer.
Allegany Samuel N. Semmes, Dem.
Talbot-Benjsmin NJ. Bowdie, Dem.
Baltimore Guys. Osinys Hoffman, Amer. 2 "
Dorch.ster-J James Wallace, Amer.
Caroline -Tilghman NutiIe. Amer.
Prince Georg.'s-John B Brooke. Dem.
Anne Aruudel-Thoinss Franklin, Dem.
Mou'gonery-W. LiDgsn Gather, Dem.
Frederick Anthony Kimmel, Amer.
Carroli-John L. Smith, Amer.
Queen Anne-Stephen j. Brady, Amer. "
Calyert-Thomas j. Graham, Amer.
Washington join & Stone, Amer
The above includes the names of Is Americans and
five Democrats elected to the Senate, leaving Charles.
ST. Mary's, Somerset aud Worcester, to be heard
from.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
Tie following ia the ascertained and reported vote
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA.

Correspondence of the Baltimore American.
GREYTOwS, Nicaragua, Oct. IL, 1857.
send you the following important items for your
journal. The river San Juan ia blockaded by the
Costa Rican forces under the command Of Col. eau.
~, an Euglishman, and the San Camos Fort is invest.
ed By the came. This fort is at the i~uncture of the
river with Lake Nicaragua, and 10 about 40 miles
from this town. All communication with the interior
and from the Lake is thus cut of, and we hourly eI-
pect the receipt of news OF q collision between The op.
posing forces, involving four, if not more, Of the
States OF Central America, as Honduras. San Saliva
dor and Guatemala are taking the part of Nicaragua,
and are marching troops to the relief of San Carlos
Fort.
/ send you q copy Of the pronuuciamsn.o Of the
Costa Rican Government.
l%coPY.]
CoMMAHDASCIA ALL kIo SAS JUAN,
Steamer San Carlos, off Fort San Carlos,
October Is, 1917
To IT,. Martin, Esq, Chief Magistrate, Greytorn,
Mosquito:
Sir-I beg leave to announce to you, that by order
of the Commandments General OF Costa RIGA, under
date of 18th September, l am directed to demand Of
the Commandant Of Fort San Carlos the custody Of
that Fort, and in case of his not concsding il / have
instructions to blockade II above and below, go as to
enforce It's surrender after the 18th Of this mouth.
As my instructions in this matter are 10 the effect
that I am to avoid by every possible means a COLI.
sion which may lead to the effusion of blood, and
that the object ia to ensure the better custody only of
tn0 i've oa"h oeoihot tbO hiiSuotSt
invasion, "as the Government Of Costa RIGA does not
consider that the State of Nicaragua, without q legi
innate government or without resources, can suf1i.
GENTLY guarantee that important poat pending a de.
finite arrangement in the country" l have
considered it necessary to advise you of the
blockade, in order thar the inhabitants Of Greytown
NAV not expose themselves to the inconvenience Of
attention in trying to communicate with the Fort of
San Carlos until its surrender after the notification Of
its blockade. .,
beg the favor Of your communicating this to all
whom il may concern, and am, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
[Signed. GEORGE r. CAUTY.
The writer of the above holds the position of Gene.
raj Accommodating the Costa Rican forces on the river,
and is son Of the Dir. Cauty, the Special Agent or
Minister from Costa RIGA, now at Washington.
The excitement here is great, and the few flibusters
remaining in the town are going up the river to assist
in relieving the fort and clearing the river Of the enc.
my, their campaigns with Walker giving them a relish
for fighting with Greasers.
The United Ststesship Saratoga is in the harbor, but
the fact OF her presence may not prevent the excite.
msnt reaching US.
The town is kept alive on the hope of the Transit
soon opening. "A elm Diet" as Beau Hickman
would cay.
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Tie following is the ascertained and reported vote
for Governor in IA counties and Baltimore city
1901 2s,5Ia ls,Isa 1902,

Majority for Kinks, 1882. Majority for FilIm5-a
9,237, showing an aggregate American gain Of ~
- baltimore Sun.
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SEsrEscrD.-The Wbig states that Peter Cbrutoh.
h.Id. Indicted for the murder of bis wife, on Oregon
Nm. some eighteen months ago, was tried for the 80.
cAnd time, before the Henrico Circuit Court, last
week, and again a~djudged guilty. The jury 6Is bic
punishment at Eve years imprisonmentin thed Pebi,
tenitls-y.
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AceUIrrED.-Two negroes, Lydia and her son
Henderson, charged with having attempted to poison
thu family of W.. N. Hern, in Lewisburg, Va, by
putting corrosive subfimate in their drinking water
have been acquitted.
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CONVENTION OF ToBAcco MANUFACTURER
The tobacco manufacturers of Lynchburg, Va, held
a meeting Monday evening and appointed IL dele
gates to represent them in a convention of the trade
10 be held in the city of Richmond. on the first Thurs-
day in December. The meeting adopted a resolution
inviting the tobacco manufacturers Of North Carroll
ma to participate in the deliberations of the conven.
ton.
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FoURrsMoUrH NAVY YARD.-The Norfolk Day
Book says there is every appearance Of a speedy re-.
eumption of operations in the mechanical department
In THE yard. Ten ship carpenters were taken in on
Saturday and many others will speedily follow.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-02

Judge sud one msmbcr u the Board d Pubic
WJlkA and the transaction Of such other business
AZ may be proper for the O~ccusiOh.
The Republicans Of the several eouniesof Ohio,
unless they shall otherwise sgree viii meet at their
county seats on Saturday, the slh day Of August.
being the Saturday preceding the day Of said State
convention, and elect delegates thereto In the pro.
portion Of one delegate for every hse hundred
votes given for the Republican candidate for Pres
ideut at the election in November, 1856, and one
for each fraction Of votes equal to or ever one-hali
OF said number. The total number Of delegates
BY this basis will be SIT.
"CarrOll county Is entitled to FOuR delegates
by The above mode Of distribution, Aud our
county convention of the 9th of August IS author.
lied by our county Central Committee to make
the selections"
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Mem Special Notices.

KEMP's WORM PAsrILEs.-- Chemistry has at
length overcome the difficulty of presenting an
infaIlGle cure for internal worms of oil kinds, from
the thread worm to the gigantic ~tape-worm, in a
tempting and p~alatable preparation. These pas
tiles or lOzenges are entirely vegetable, require no
mercury to assist or complete their operation, and
no child who sees and tastes them, can possibly
suspect that they are medicine in disguise
Equally agreeable is Rristors Sarsaparilla, as a
cure for a large class of diseases, among which are
ScrofuIous Ulcers and Eruptions. Affections of the
Lungs. Cancers, Rheumatisms, Neuralgia, Fever
and Ague, and all disorders springing from a vi
tiated condition of the bile, the blood. Or any 9TH
er of the animal fluids. The genuine bears fac.
simile of Lanman " Co.'S signature on the out
er label,
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CLEVELAND, June 20.

CLEVELAND, June 20.
FL0UR-The market is quiet and dull, but as
there is no further accumulation, holders are not
disposed to make further concession, aud have sold
to the city and local trade at about previous
rates.
WHEAT-A parcel Of Indiana white was
closed out at the extreme rate of $3.50. Ohio
Mediterranean is held at $l,4O. The above rates
must be understood as applying to small milling
parcels.
C0RN-Steady at Toe. with a small and qui-
ct market.
RYE-Small slle at 81, 10.
HAMS--Sugar cured city manufacture have
ruled active at lac.
SHOULDERS--Have been in demand at lOs
for best sugarcured.
BUTTER-sale of 10 Kegs Central Ohio, al
13@ I4cts.
EGGS-Market has ruled active, closed at IA
| "a 10 for prime lots.
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~ See advertisement of Fairbanks patent
scales, which will be found in tO.day's paper. =
ABRIDGEMENT OF CONGRESS DE
BATES.

BATES.
This national work bSing a completion, and
abridgomeHt Of the Congressional Debates from
1889 till 1856, from under the hand and superyis
ion Of Hon. Thomas Benton, is forthcoming. The
first two volumes are issued, from the press Of
the MesssS. Appleton, aud the remaining IA vols
will appear at intervals Of about three months
Zach volume will contain $50 pages, condensing
what is now contained in more than one hundred
volumes.
This work has the hearty endorsement ofthe lead
ing Statesmen Of the present day Of all parties,
and will be tie political textbook of the Nation.
It is approved by Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Pres.
dent JANIS BUCHANAN, Gov. CHASE and others,
all Of whom are well acquainted with the eminent
abilities, aud long personal experience and cornec'
ton with the debates in Congress- of the compiler.
We introduce the language Of another in reference
to the work.
"These Debates have been accruing for a peri
oil Of nearly seventy years, and gil more than loo
volumss-one-third Of them quartos, and cannot
be purchased for less than $500, nor read when
purchased except as a necessity,nor anything found
10 them except upon toiIsome search, /"
This abridgement will not be restricted to the
speeches Of the celebrate orators, but extend to
business men, AMI to the p%laiuest speakers who
spoke So rs to give Information on subjects of sur
Viying interest, This class Of speakers. though
without national reputation, anenever exciting the
galleries, are yet among the most useful, as they
never speak except from conviction, and to say
something which the House ought to know, aud
which others have not said"
The agency of four States is committed to
PaASK G. FosrER, of COLUMBUS, aud the agency
of this part If our State is in tho hands Of J. R.
CUNNINGHAM, Of Cleveland. who was the latter
part Oflast week stopping at the old Exchange"
now "Patton House."
Subscribers here will receive this work as pub.
lished, through ]. G. BAXTER, Esq, Clerk OF
Carroll county Court. Others desiring the work,
can procure il through the same source, and at
the sane price as subscribers.
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Pits! FitsI! FitslIl

DR.. Hance's Vegetable Ertrdct Ep0epfic Pills,
for the cure Of Fits, Spasms, Cramps and
all Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
DERS0NS laboring under this distressing maIady will
/ find DR.. Hance's Vegetable Epileptic Pills to be
the only remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy
or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervou:
system; and, although they are prepared especially fOI
the purpose Of curing Fits, they will be found OF espe
cial benefit for all persons afflicted with weak nerves
or whose nervous system has been Frustrated or shat
tered from any cause whatever. In Chronic complaints
or diseases OF long standing, superinduced by nervous,
ness. they are excellently henef cial.
Price SO per box, or two boxes for S.. Person.
out of the city, enclosing a remittance, will have the
pills sent them through the mail, free of postage. Fol
sale by Seth S. Hsnce, No. l9s Baltimore Street, Balti
more, Nd, to whom orders from all parts of the Unior
must be addressed, post paid.
April 50, Is5T.-ly
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"WoonLAND CREAM."-A pOmade for identifying the
~hair-highly perfumed. superior to any French article
imported, ard for half the price. For dressing ladies'
hair it has no equal, giving it a bright, glossy appear.
ance. 1t causes gentemen's hair to curl in the mos
natural manner. 1t removes dandruff, always giving
the haiI the appearance of being fresh shampooed,-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
PERTRIDGE l. co, New York, PrOprietors
of the "Balm Of a Thousand Flowers"
For sale by G. A. Boegel, and all Druggists.
Feb. 26, 1857 .-6m al
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THE RFU M
MURRAY O. LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WAITE R .

UllIS rare perfume and cosmetic ia prepared from
L tropical Flowers Of surprising fragrance, without
any admixture OF coarse essential oils, which form the
staple of many Essences" and "Extracts for the Toi.
let It's Aroma is as inexhaustable as that of the ''Fa.
! ma Cologne" and as fresh and delicate as the breath
Of Living Blossoms.
WHAT ARE IT'S ANTECEDENTS?
For twenty years it has maintained its ascendency
over all other perfumes throughout Cuba, South Amer.
lea and the West Indies, 1t has been introduced into
the United States, in response to the earnest demand
growing out of its Southern reputation. A cure for
Headache and FaintneSs!
As an Gdor for the handkerchief, it is as delicious as
the lotto OF Roses" 1t lends freshness and transpa.
rency to the complexion, and removes headache and
~faintness.
COUNTERFEITS.
Beware Of limitations. Look for the name of MURRAY
& LANMAN on the bottle, wrapper and ornameu!ed la.
bel. Sold by ID. T.. Lanman & Co., wholesale drug
e lists, No. Q Water street, New York, and by all drug
gsts, at so cents per bottle.
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Marriaaes.

MARRED-on the oath of June, by Rev. c,
H. REIrER, at his residence, Mr.. john L. EARNs1
and Miss LAvNA HARSH, both of Carroll Co,
Ohio.
On the 25th ult4 by ROBERT GIBSON, ESQ.,,
Mr.. JACKSON SMITH to Miss Nancy JANE Hos
TERMAN, all of this county.
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For
"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &C., Extermina tor,
'Costar's" Bed Bug Exterminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Ants, Flies, &C.,
Order from Depot, No. 3S8 Broadway es, York.
Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere.
FUN particulars by mail.
s5E- See Advertisement.
April al m.
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BosroN. Inna %.

The Hon. Stephen G. Philips. Of Salem, is
among the dead bodies Of the steamer Montreal
aud his body has been recovered. Mr.. Phillip
was returning home from Three Rivers, where be
had been on a visit TO see his son.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.-Wanted, an
L honest, industrious man in each section of the State,
to travel and take orders from samples for "McALLIS.
TIERS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" A liberal
monthly salary and fair commission will be paid. Ap.
ply to or address with return pOstagel
DIR. j. s. McALLISTER,
Jersey City, N. ].
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lDOERHAVE'S Holland Bitters, Lo:ock's Pulmonic
DWaGers, RobGck's Scandinavian Remedies, Iooland's
German Bitters Clark's Stomach Bit.ers, Ayers Cher.
~ Pectoral, and NcLean's, GuysOtt's, Sellers, Iayoe,s
Fitche's, SiOans and nearly every valuable Patent Med.
cine in uss at the New Drug Store Of
RAXTER l. co.
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C~ARRoLLroS, July 2.
FLoUR-is selling at the old figures.
WHEAT-SI,l0to l,2l.
RYE-70c C.
C0RN-76 c.
OATS-35c c.
HAMS--l2tc.
SHOULDERS AND SIDES-IOc
BUTTER down to l24 c.
TALLoW-l2tC C.
WOQL-40 to 4s.
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At a meeting of the Republican State Central
Committee, in conjunction with the Republican
members of the Legislature, and other distinguish
Cd Republicans from various parts of the
State at Col Indus; on the 18th Of January, 1851,
after mature consideration, it was resolved that it
was expedient to hold the State Convention Of
the Republican party of Ohio for the nomination
Of State Ticket at Columbus, on the 18th Of
August next.
In conformity to this request, the State Central
Committee announce to the Republicans of ohio
that the delegates from the various counties Of the
State will assemble in the city of Columbus, on
Wednesday,. 1eM of august pezt,
At 10 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of putting in
domination candidates for the following Offices,
for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary o.
State Treasurer Of State, one Supreme Court