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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-15
WORTH READING.-Why is II that so

WORTH READING.-Why is 1t that 80
w many suffer and repine and drag cut misera-
BILE existance unified for the enJoyments, and
ordinary pursuits Of life, when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored BY treatment at
once Convenient and safe as well as permanent in its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ulti
mating in loss Of appetite. vigor and distate Of
social joys the undersigned tenders bis professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity,
pleasant convent, Mt and proper prescriptions.
thorough cure and sound body and mind without
pleasant restrictions hindrsnce from ordinary bu
sinees pursuits
All diseases Of private nature from whatsoever
cause, either recent chronic, strctures irritable
bladder. &C; also, scroiula Asthma, Rheumatism,
piles. &c, skilifully and sue cessfully treated
DR. Harris can be consulted, daily, between the
hours OF 10 and P. VI. and to 10 p. NJ. at his
rooms United states Hotel
Ladies Of dc icate constitutions, those suffering
from complaints peculiar to the sex are invited TO
comTnn ncate or send their address.
In order to satisf, an Oft imposed upon community
that there 10 no intention the part of DR.. Ii. 70
hambug them he begs TO state that no fee or remu-
neraton will DO received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
x. B. HARRIS. MD,
de 1S-3ms u. g. Hotel, Richmond. Va.
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NEW AGENCY IN GODDIN's HALL.

AN-The subscriber having secured the large front
Basement Room, In Goddin's Building, corner OF
Bank and 18th streets offer his services TO the cit
zsns of Richmond, Manchester and the surrounding
country, ia ali business pertaining to GENERAL
AGENT, viz: Hiring out Negroes, Renting out
Houses, Collecting Claims. and would also attend To
and all other country produce The undersigned is
well acquainted with the citizens of Richmond hav
ing been born and raised among them, and to them
hs would refer; to those unacquainted with him. he
would refer them to Messrs. 8oddn Apperson. and
the citizens generally. My terms shall BE- moderate
de 2l-dlms A. =. MADDOX.
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54O0 prizes. Amounting 70 ., S -
Whole Tickets 80; Halves .; Quarters ~ 0.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. -
The Numbers from TO 5o.0U, corresponding VIII
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes ano
placed in one W heel.
The first 462 prizes similarly printed and encircied,
are placed in another Wheel L..
The wheels are then revolved. and NUMBER Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from the ether wheel. me
Number and Prize drawn out are opened ana exnIpit
sd to the audience and registered by the Colnlnls
sioners the Prize being placed against the nqnDer
drawn This operation is repeated unt ali the frHos
are drawn out. -. ...;x and
the two succeeding numbers to those Drawing, the
first Prizes will be entitled to the Is Approxnna-
on Prizes For example,: IL Ticket NO; 30 draws
the 800 900 Prize those Tickets numbered II ~
II a5I ii 252 will each be entitled TO S4M Ii TICKET
No $50 draws the So 900 Prize, those Tickets mum
bered 4S 549 $751; $50 will each be entitled to $3O0;
and 30 on according to the above scheme. ,
The $3.50 prizes of SO will be determined Dy the
la = figure ofthe number that draws the So90oO prize
FOR example: If the number drawing the SooUU
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
humber ends in /. will be entitled TO $50. lfthe mum
Der ends with No.2 then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in 2 will be entitled to $40 and 30 on
too. ~.ur-,.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
rates which is the risk: 900
Certificate Of q package OF 10 WHOLE IicSe"' 20
rfop -
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

IN AGENCY.-The subscriber offers his services
the ensuing year his friends and the public gene
rally for the purpose of HIRING OUT NEGkOEs,
RENTING OUT HOUSES, COLLECTING CLAIMS,
&c. Prompt returns made in every case. lie ill
sndeavor ~ secure fair prices and good homes tor
servants semitic his care, and give all necessary at
wall street (undur St. Charles Hotel,) between
Main and Franklin streets, Richmond, Va
THUS. J. BAGBY.
He refers by permission to the following gentle
msn: Messrs. cambridge q Hart. Tinsley, Tardy
o. Hunt Bros. NJ: l.. Stratton, T. b. Spence and
r. x. Ellyson, of Richmond; Joseph Bro Enley
John Bagby Alexander Dudley and kobt. Pollard
Of King and Queen; VIM. NJ. Gary of King William.
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GREAT L0ss-BARGAINs IN CLOTH

N ING-OyerCoats that we soid for $50 now
selling for 81 aud S. Fancy Cashmere Pants that
we cold for Z.5a. selling Tor xSaos fsncy silk
Vests that sold for 81 and S. selling for s.
and S.
The above goods warranted sound, OF no sale.
They are out Of style and must be clos ont Those
not fasfidous as 10 styles, will find really great
bargain, by calling ct III Main street
WM. IRA SMITH.
N. B.-My stock Of flne and t4shionahle Clothing
is YET cemplete. and win be sold low. Tor cash.
de IL Wis
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REMOVALS, 60.

DEMOVAL-
II EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE,
G. w. PURCELL & CO.
u be subscribers have removed 10 their new house
at me corner of Main and Governor streets, where
they will continue the
EXCHANGE AND BANKING BUSINESS
in all its branches.
Exchanges on the principal city bought and sold
at the current rates.
Foreign and American Gold wanted for which we
will pay the highest premium.
Having prompt andfesponsible correspondents in
all parts of the Union. we are prepared to make col
lectons on the most favorable terms.
We will pay Particular attention to the eale of
every description of Stocks, and will advance On
same when required on reasonable terms.
de "a G. W. PURCELL & co.
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LCTTHHIH


GWAN 4 co.'s -LOTTERIES.--MAG-
- NTFroENT sCHEMEi-s6oy0oo FOR TEN
D0LLAkslI-- The following scheme VII ILL.,, 20
drawn by g. SWAN Co.. Managers Of the fort ussnes
Academy Lottery in each oftheir Lotteries tor ian
nary 1883 ~ Augusta, 0a, 70 which cy so0S
ave removed thar principal Once:
ross dfasn e s1s Ely 4 ssSTERSsis
T. b. drawn in the city q Ca in public. on
SATURDAY, yA n I, 9Th. 1885,
10 be drawn In the city Of Augusta Ca In public. on
A'' SATURDAY, JxNTARY i6rH. 1865.
To be drawn in the CITY q Angssta Ca In public on
drawn in the city Of Augusta, Ga. in public.
ON s 4As RGAa e1s siNstS NdtiHBxRa
T'y s2s "a { "a ssd XXI r'''''
x.cu s.y1 e B. Pm IN JANUARY.
prize Of......- sss.aoi prize Of....-.~.s2. 600
a ao :. ........ f 90 DO ..-...... .9S
DO So ..--. 500 100 do. ............ rs
w. APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prizes of 500, approximating 10 $o0oO oo.
prizes Il $3.50. approxirnasing to $4,000 ooo
prizes cf 500. approximatiAs to $1,000 coo
prizes Of $50. approximatins to 5000 con
prize q SIG. apDrOximatins to 5000 mo
prizes s'; II 500. appro1imatlns to $50" ,oo
prizes Of SIS experimenting to $1,000 .oo
prizes Of $50 approximsting to 1890 .oo
soco n,iaas of Zoo are 100000
- e,oo noo
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T YNE & CHILDkEY, f5
IL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,

HIRE OUT NEGROES COLLECT CLAIMS DC,
81 OFFICE UNITED STATES HOTEL ga
Wr the uudersigued, having heard that Dr. Ro;
b. L, aud John T. Childrey have associated them
selves t,gether for the purpose Of condu ting \
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS l Richmond.
take pleasure In ending them TO the patron
lxe Of the public feeling assured they will faithfully
and puuctualiy do whatever they may undertake ~
Egents
McGRupER Sous
SFE2wTN McRAE, Richmond.
joss L. GARNET, NJ. D.. Henrico.
JOHN B. YouSG, Attorney at Law Richmond.
04RtAsp HAINEs, j. r., Henrico
yoHs AeTTLEs, J. p, Richmond.
THos r. SUcKoLs J. p Henrico
CHAs. y. WILLIAMS, Fenrico
yoHS o. TAYLOR, j. p, Henrico.
VIZ. BouIwARE, King 4 Queen.
JOHN VI GREe0Rf, Attorney at Law, Richmond
Goppds 4 APPERsos. Real Estate Auctioneers.
de tt-fs
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aATs. CAPS, BOOTS. 90.
r FOR GENTLEMEN.
MILES VERY supERIoR BOOTS.


we have In store. recently received and made
expressly 10 our order. gensralassortpeni OF ne
above superior aud beautiful BOUT some mn sl
fur Dress and thar are double soiss ana uouDso
jumpers These Boots are too well known 10 feiuas
e,1nsut from any quarter; and for any one ~ say
that they have Boots equal 10 Miles y pe,Ieety AZ
surd There many dealers N this eity, tnat soa
Ia very glad 10 get them from Miles, but be refnse5'
As he has more orders ior his Boots than he can MI
We have been customers OF his for the iast tweniy
four years. and ap to This tune We sg .s sre the
host they ever saw or wore. These Boots are uiAde
ont Of very soft French Calfskin. They ut besn,in
IL. arc receiying new supplies Of these Boots almost
svery week' and our assortment Is generally very
c,mnlete. I've would respectfully AJAX our ifienu'
AN Ws have also large assortment Of gentissnens
ans Prsne6 Cali Gaiters for Dress, and also aouue
solss These aiters are really ar con.
stantly for six months, and they NJ eisgnsy ,s -
fh price of them is FROM one dollar anu hty % 80
two dollars psr ,sss h H. wear As we'll ii not Ion
Ger than anJ French shoes All we nave 20 ny -
friends In town ana an FINK lime toca on
POINEl a "'' de Ia
- HARRIS & co. SHOE DEPOT.
NO l2o MAIN STREET. RICHMoSp.
yIRGINIA-The subscribers take pleasure no az
nonncine TO the citizens OF Richmond and the sur
rounding country, that they have taken me Storr,
No I2g Main street, formerly occupied py MT pawn
Walsh where they intend tn keep constantly on
hand we'll selected stock OF Boots Shoes. kuObers'
We have just opened rich and varied assortment e..
Of Boots Shoes and dsitsrs' Tor LADIES' Gent s.
CS,r Goods being selected from the best manufac-
lures and at the lowest market prices. We hope. by
diligence and strict attention to our business, 10
fiiei'' " '''''' HARRIS & C0., 1879 Main street.
B-Boots, Shoes aud Caters made to order. at
the shortest notice. and 81 the lowest prices, by
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NEGRO HIRING the subscriber re-
trons for past Avors and takes this uethod OF ia.
foeming them aud the public generally that he
intende 70 continue the business the coming year,
promising 70 use bis best exertions to obtain good
homss and good prices for all Negroes entrusted 10
him. eng sso 70 gtye them bis personal attention 10
konss fer them during the hiring In which they can
stay until hired out.
He uoald atviss that Negroes should BE- sent IN a
saFiy q practicable after ChristmAs
Z ! Estw. b. consent. % the following persons:
IN y hHI pl..s.s.s. Richmond
Jno L W. q. LAYAHI. King William.
g f. s:as'i n.. saS.''s''' King eu.sa-
HE T. Z E t.; Es'sz. " ;,
q. A J. CIOPT0N,
OBcs corner Of Wall and Franklin streets,
Opposite Nessrs. Dickinson. Hill Co.'s.
6sl-5w
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GEN Err AL AGENTS., &c.
TEOkGE H. T0MPKlNS,

~ AtGOUNIANI,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Once corner IIth and Bank streets. Richmond, Va.
Will write up Books, make out aud Collect Ac-
counts Rent out Houses. and do any other business
sppsrtaining " General Agency.
d.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. 90.
% PURCELL, LADE & CO.,
DRU6GIsTE,
~ DzALEEs IN PAINT. oils. DYES.

HlNUUW 0LA6Sy Hcy
No is Pearl street Richmond.
ARE now receiving, and will shortly have ID ssHs'
their Fall stock of DRUGS. DYES. CHkMlCALs,
kc. the whole comprising large and general IS
sortrnsnt. well adapted 10 the wants Of the trade
purchased in person by one Of the house on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful to our friends and the puel1c IoI
their long continued and attering support, and we
hope that with the facilities we possess Tor optanns
supplies and the strictest attention to the quaify
Of ali goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reputation
which our house enjoys for selling articles OF tine
very best character.
packing orders. -
No. Is Pearl street,
.<raat ,rxSr=fa cir Old Stand.
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NEGRO RING. The subscriber
~ again offers his services to his friends and the
Public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
rear He pledges himself TO use his best eXertions
10 promote the interest Of those who may favor him
With their business and to pay special attention to
tbs Negroes during Hickness. He hopes, from an ex
psrence Of twelve years. to DO able to give satsfac-
ton.
n Office at the old stand Of Dabney Csuthorn.
of Main and 18th streets opposite St. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY.
de i6--dlm&cw2t
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CREAT CLOSING OUT OF SEA
~ SONABLE DRY G0OOS-JANUARY, 1858.
Nust he sol al anv price for the next thirty days.
make room for large STICK of new soring goods -
k.legant fuunced SILK Robes; splendid striped and
plaid Silks; black silks 62t cents and upwards
.plendid Cheneille shawls, at s.; Pm pieces new
stvle prints at 3D. worth ~ cent? 20 do extra 90,
at 10 cents, worth l21z; all wool Paris printed DE
heavy tne Mackinaw blankets at 81 per pair, worth
81; 2 o pair bed Blankets slightly damaged, at 50
per pair ,Go1 idiPs' Corsets. at 81 per pair; tW
pair Grey Blankets, at 81 Is per pair ttshiona-
hle styles ladies' Cloaks. at half cost; Cheneille
Scarfs and Wuoen Comforts; 81 pieces De.eges. at
Curtains and Flu nture Covers at s., worth 2s 81.
Together endl variety of goods. bought at
auction for cah all of which will be sold at great
sacrifice from the original cost: ,,,
Main At
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l JOHN n. WILLIAMS,
I3-IM y

q AT COST! AT COST ten
"a thousand dollars worth Of Watches and
NAA, Jewelry at cost. at the old established M
&s2&qH porting House of LEWIS LYMAN, - Main
street Vow is the time to buy New Years Gifts
and Watches and Jewelry, At a save Of thirty per
sent Watch and Jewery repaired by sklllfd
workmen, at low prices and Ia short time. Don't
LEWIS LYMAN,
Ia 91-Im qs Main street
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IN FURsl FURsll FURS!!I SsV,
- : = : -
PIANOS, 60.

NUNNS & CLARK'S PA
EeS5s=SsssSSs NOS.-SEYEN OCTAVE PIANOS
P. II. TAYLOR has just opened
X several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory of Messrs. NUNS 4
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos of So octaves
together with several excellent second hand instru
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
mELODEONS, of Pelaubets make. to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, Of variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment Of MUSIC and Nh.
steal Instruments in the State. p. III. TAYLOR,
je 25ts Piano and Music Store. lss Main street
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mond Va. de4-d&wc2m
n I. SMELLING 4 J. l.. WALKER
VI offer their services to the Richmond public,
under the firm Of SMELLING WALK EEK. for the
collection of claims, hiring out negroes, renting
houses, and conducting General Agency Business
All matters entrusted to their hands shall receive
prompt attention and immediate settlements; ,,
Ufiioe corner 25tn and Broad streets, Church HILL
whers one of the arm will always be in attendance
May be sean also. at Saml Hastings, on Pearl st.,
near Cary. from to IL A. Nj. and to p. NJ.
- 9wf
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!; + ssxsIsi INTELLIGENCE MONTAGUE
" AND COLLECTION AGENCY
The undersigned will attend ~ the above named
branches Of business. In prompt and efficient man
psg. - -
We will WRITE UP BOOKS; MAKE OUT and
COLLECT BILLS and ACCOUNTS. COPYING
DONE. Also. TRANSMITTING.
J. ii. SAWYER 4 CO,
Corner Bank anu 10th streets,
Opposite Richie & Dunnavants
In Aim Printing office.
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John Il. COOK,

IUHN Il. CUOK,'
- GENERAL AGENT,
VIII continue to HIRE OUT NEdRuES, RENT
OUT HOUSES. &c. Ufhce on the corner of Main and
Pearl streets, where he has been engaged in the
sbuve business for the last twelve years
IA 1S-ts
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY =
lv1 A certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LEON-
ARDS ANTIDoTE for the above, 10 the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known 70
fail and is considered by numbers that have used IL,
land by the medical faculty. the best meoicine IN
use. -.
References given by those who hsye been CURED
by the ahoye medicine.
THOMAS LEONARD,
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T ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL MENT

7 ARGE DRY GO DIS ESTAbLISH-
- MENT
HAMILTON, EASTER 4 co..
New Marble Building,
Nos 100, Dol and 203 Baltimore Sired.
BALTIMORE.
Have now In store (mostIy of their importation)
one of the largest and most complete Stocks in the
United states, embracing
SILKS and SILK GOODS of every class
DRESS GOODS-a very large stock
IRISH LINENS, LINEN GODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES OF every descrip-
ton
MOURNING GOODS
CLOAKS MANTILLAS and SRAwLS
EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HOSIERY GLOVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC GOODS
And every article required by FARMbRS and
PLANTERS for SERVANTS USE
81 RETAIL ROOMS on first foUr-the PRICES
affixed to each article. from which no deviation ls
made.
80 WHOLESALE ROOMS ON the second and
third floors NC 28-d3m
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sGEsEl- PIANOS. Fer sale pri.
H3SSs.sStXzS ~ vately. two very superior PIANOs
M HI livery little used. ALEX MOTT,
au 2s-ts Auct.
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CLOTHING.

OUR WHOLE STOCK SELLING AT
" REDUCED PRICES.--Ct 0TIIISG. CLOTH
IS8.-MEN'S, YOUTHS, sERYANTs'.--0ur large
stock OF Clothing anu Gents Furnishing foods We
now Offering At greatly reduced prices, having
determined 10 work them on II possible; ami We In
ylte old and young 70 an examination, knowing that
stock Is good, and for the fake of the cash wanted
by ourselves, we will offer great Inducements, so
that nothing shall be wanting part to clothe
the people 1t economical rates
GRosHONG. TuPMAN 4 CO..
a. IN Nnsr -
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EVILS HILL

IL PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
attends 70 the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR CORN and
TOBACCO, aud continuesto HIRE OUT NEG ROES .
81 office on 18th street, near Gallego Mills. Rich
fnond Va de 4-d&wC2m
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sea osEnsh Of Clay and Adam streets
UIRGTNISW0NM KILLER.-Children

CRY for It'll This valuable and popular prepare
ton il recenms naed with the greatest confidence
sst experience add years having proved II
be ons Of the bes,safest nd most reliable worm e
Hesng prepared especially for children, Is sweet
and pleasant to II taste and readily taken y them
safety. as it contsi1no oil. wsrm seed 'urpsntns'
Prepared only by 4. J. PICoT. and for sale BY
Drug gists generally, an ~
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SANFORD e Co, PToprletors,
345 Broadway, New York.
FISHER 4 WINSTON and ADIZ GRAY. Agents for
GR 2-GkCW6m
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a. MEMS KIP BO0TS-Extra
~ heavy. Price only 50 IS per pair. For
ale by MARCUS HARRIS.
iap ISIS Broad street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-20
o. L. CurriSr,

U. l.. CurriCr,
Scattering.
Hon. John J. Perry, having received a
maiority OF the votes cast was declared the
NOMINEES OF the convention, which nominal
ton was made unanimous.
On motion OF A. II. White, Mcssrs.
White Of Oxford. Bailey Of Androsccggin,
Da-rctt Of Franklin, Furnish Of Cumher-
land. werc appointed a committee 10 notify
Hon John. j. Perry Of his nomination as
candidate for Representative 70 Congrcss,
and request him to appear before the con-
ycntion.
Gen. Perry came forward, and with ap'
propriatc remarks accepted the nomination.
The committee on resolutions reported the
following rosolves-which were unanimously
adopted
Rss,lr,S. a. the sense Of this convention,
that We adhere % the great principles OF
the republican party with answering trust,
that truth il mighty and will prevail.
Re,nlrod, That the American Union, CO.
mcut~d with the common TREASURE, tears
and blood, OF the whole conicderaey. - Too
dear 20 be scourrcd with the sane lash that
toriures the slave.
ton has proved rccrcant % the true inter
ests Of the country, our hopes Of the future
depend solely upon firm adherence, % the
rrSai principles Of freedom, taught by OUT
fathers and believed by their republican poe
terity.
RSsolrsd. that in the devotion Of the prrs-
cnt administration % the interests ot tbs
slavery extentionis,s, and in IT, gross neg
lect % the material interests of the country
~ shown by IT, needless and imrrovident
CNpsndituros, we have the strongest cy,-
dencc of IT, corruption and scctionalism,
and th-t W. will U.s. COR united efforts by
all legitimate means. % cfcct 10 suhyersion.
RESOLVED. that We have just rcason Of
PRIDE in the able representation OF tai. State
in the Senat, and House Of Representatives,
OF the United Stats
RESOLVED. that the Hon. Charles J Gil.
man. the present able representative Of the
s~,oni district, l. justly entitled 20 our
hearty appreciation Tor his 6rm adherence
q the rrvat principles OF frcciom.
Rr,,lr,a, that We approve OF the nomina-
ton OF Hon. John J. Perry. made this day
for Rerr-siativr Co C0usrcss from the second
district. and firmly resolve that he shall De
elected hy a triumphant majority.
On moiion Of r. G. Harlow. of Canton,
MeSsrs Harlow Of oxford. Baker of Cum.
hcrLnd. Wheeler Of Franklin, were ap-
pointed 70 report CongcS-ional COMMITTEES,
and having attended % chat duty reported
the following committee II. q. Rus, OF
Paris, r. " Fairbank. Pennington, Wm.
Kilburn, Auburu, and BENZ fGrbIsh 81
brunswick
On notion Of Joseph Covel Of jay, i, was
voted that the proceedings this convention
H. signed ~ the President, and counter
signed oy the Secretaries, AMI De Published
in al the Republican Journals in this Rep
ru-cntative District.
Voted, that the thanks Of this convention
h. returned % the President and Secretaries,
for the able and impartial manner in which
they have discharged the duties u their
respective ofhcss.
JOB PRINCE, President.
w W. MI Es1,'sE' Secretaries.