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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-08-04
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w. B. Woods, of Licking, moved that all the
resolutions be referred to the Committee on Re-
solutions, without discussion, which motion pre-
vailed,
A communication was received from Hon. A.
P Russell, Secretary of State, rendering the use
Of tile State House to the various Committees
Of tie Convention, which was accepted.
On motion Of d. P Leadbetter, of Holmes,
the Convention took recess until 21ls o'clock,
p. M.
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On motion d Committee Of three was appoint
cd BY the Chairman 10 notify Mr.. Smith Of his
selection IS Prosdsnt of Tho Convention, Who
returned with the President elect, who assu-
med the duties Of the Chair, and addressed the
Ccnyenton in ! brief and appropriate speech
which was recsived with great applause.
The Committee on State Central COMMITTEES
made the following report, which was iinani-
mously adopted by the Convention.
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Eonsiisoli pIcas Judges.

The Democracy Of the Wayne district have
nominated for Common Pleas Judge in that u
dcial district, that excellent man and able law
her, Col. VIM. Given, of Wooster, as their can
didate for Judge. He will be elected.
We are also pleased to notice the nomination
for Judge by the Allen county district, that in
flexible Democrat and excellent jurist, Judge
Ben Metcalf Success say we to our friend.
In this district, as will be seen by reference
to the proceedings in to-day's Sentinel the De-
mocracy of this Judicial District have nomina-
ted for the office Of Common Pleas Judge, that
distinguished jurist, Judge Kennon, of Bel
mont county. Oihis election there is no doubt,
because the people ofths District desire to Lave
judge. Every person knows Judge Kennons
superior qualifications, therefore it is not neces-
sary for us to tell them what they know.
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The ballot resulted as foil ows


FIRsr BALLOT.
Garvcv observation-disclosures. 81
Hendri kson... ......... .......... So
Reynolds. ...,..,..... 80 tI
Peacbck .-.......,-....'......
Utter. ..-....s.Ft' ....'...'.'.. -
Dodge. .............t..........' ...... ~
There being no choice, the Convention pro-
ceeded to second blllot, which resulted as
follows:
Garvey -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOS 30
Dodge ........ y
IIcndrickson. .......... .:.,. 6l 10
Utter ......... .--..'.....' .....'.. %
There be ing no choice, the Convention pro-
ceeded to third ballot, which resulted as fol-
iows:
IIenlrickson. ......................... lSi 3,5
Mr.. Hendrckson having received majority
Of all the votes cast, he was declared the nomi-
nee OF the Convention, and on motion, his nom-
nation was declared unanimous.
G. b. Flood, from the Committee on Resolu-
tions, made the following report:
The Committee on Resolutions, af,er pro-
tracted session, in a spirit of harmony and Of
concession present the following as the result ol
/ their labors:
lst. Res6lped That we re affirm and indorse
the principles set forth in the platform Of the
Democratic National Convention which assem-
bled at Cincinnati in 1856
2nu. Resoleed, That we accept the adjustment
of the late Kansas controversy by the passage
at the recent session Of Congress, Of the "Con-
ference Bill,s for the conditional admission o.
. Kansas into the Union; recognizing the right q
the people Of that territory alone to decide fl
nally and for themselves, without intervention
from any quarter, the question Of admission un
der any Constitution.
Bird. Resolved, That we regard the Lccomptor
controversy, so called, as at an end, and as be-
ling settled issue; therefore, we refuse TO recog
nizo it as test, to be prescribed by either sidt
of those who iffered in opinion upon it, believ
ing tina. all who uphold the cardinal principles
of the party, and sustain its organization by vo
ting the Democratic ticket, as good enough Dem
ocrats for all purposes.
4th. Rssoivsd, That in the future we are op
posed 10 the admission Of new state into th
Union, until the population thereof shall equa
the ratio for q represent ative in Congress, ant
until, as ia the case Of Minnesota, its propose
constitution sholl have been submitted to an,
approved by atyote Of thepeople. t
9th. Resoivsa, That we have full and abidin
= confidence in the ability, patriotism and elevs
IS ted purity OF character Of James Buchanan
/ lpresent Chief Magistfatetof the United State
and in his wisdom and experience, to admins
! ter our National affairs, M
q 9th Resolyed, That We congratulate the couu
b try upon the recent settlement, by the preser
democratic administration, Of the preiends
I. right Of Great Britain 10 search or visit o.
y merchant vessels on tho high seas In time
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The committee appointed 70 select State
Central Committee ior the ensuing year, have
selected
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It appearing from the report Of the Commit
tee on Credentials, that Ashland county had
sent 1e delegates to the State convention, to
cast four votes, TO which Ashland was entitled,
on mot on Of Mr. Steadman, said delega es were
authorized by the Convention to cast the mum.
Der Of votes to which said county was entitled
under the call.
Hon. B. Burns, of Richland, moved that the
further reading Of the report be dispensed with
and, that all counties be permitted to cast the
votes to which they were entitled, by such num-
Der Of delegates, as appeared for such counties,
which motion prevailed.
On motion OF Mr.. Steadman, of Lucas, the
Convention proceeded to the selection of candi-
dates for State officers, by ballot The follow
ing candidates were announced for Supreme
Judre;-
Judge Il. W, Bartley, OF Richland.
Judge Baldwin, OF Clinton.
Hon. T. j. S. Smith, of Montgomery.
Judge Kennon, Of Belmont.
All of which names were withdrawn except
that of Chief Justice BARLEY.
Hon. Thomas Means, of Jefferson moved that
Judge BARLEY be re-nominated by acclamation,
which motion after discussion, was lost.
Mr. Burns, Of Richland, moved that the Con-
vention proceed to select candidate for Su-
preme Judge by ballot, which motion prevailed
The name of Judge r. P. Ranney, of Cuyahoga
was announced but was withdrawn by Hon.
II. A. Gillette Of Portage. The Convention
then proceeded to vote by ballot for Supreme
Judge, which resulted as follows:
II. w BARLEY. ........,.........-.....3 307
VIM. Kennon. ....................
The Convention then proceeded to select a
candidate for Attorney General. The names o.
Durbin Ward, of Warren, I. }. Kenney, Of Ash
land, Judge Day, of Portage, R. A. Constable,
of Athens, and NJ s. Castle, OF Cuyahoga, were
announced as candidates. The name Of Judge
Day was withdrawn by Gen. Lahm, of S,ark
Which balloting resulted as follows;
riRsr BALLOT.
Kenney. ...... .....-....... 99&
| Ward ................. ...-......... 1922
Constable .....'..'...' -.'...,..'..' %
Cas'le... ................... -
Whole NGfiiber. .........,,........'. 5ll
There being no choice, the Convention pro
cceded to second ballot, which resulted as
follows:
Kenney observation-disclosures. ........ lolh
Ward .................... =. 2io3a
Whole NUMBER. ................,, BIZ
On motion the nominat ton of Mr.. Ward wa
made unanimous.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot 70
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0sTThe California State Election has result
ted in favored Of the Democratic Ticket.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

STATE TICKET.
FOB SUPREME JUDGE, ,.a r
THOMAS w. BARrLEY, Of Rietland'
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
DURBEN WARD, Of WpTen.
oil FOR COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
SAMUEL w. gibson, 9f MahoaiRg.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
RICHARD II. HENDRICKSON,
of Butler County.
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G. N. ALLEN, Secretary. dl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-06
RE STAVRANIR.
0D ARTIFICIAL TEETH-T HR

c6HDCIiE0PLASTIC PRO1ES ESs.--G. W. JON He
DENTIST, having hsf the erclusre rohf or
the abevc mode Of max ing TEETH, and after asiao
ard estn9 u tu the most difcuK cases. riere othsy
plates Raj Jl'ied. Is entirely soti ned If as a5soIfe
sgpes1orfty over the galo. s lyer and platna Mo-
thod ceH, therefore. with confidence, commend it
to oil who may desire full partial sets Of teeth:
and espeeioiY 70 steh as mag be dissatisfied sc.n
those they are using In tnis process all Of the
objections TO the gold plats removed--ths sec-
ton being psst SECURES comfort and stability to the
IT. aDd the ptsih being emb tdded In the metal .ha
hsod is excluded from under or between their; ihey
are, therefore cleaner. smoother, and In every
srect better. IL consequence OF the perfect adapta
ton Of the plate to the mouth. and the suction
thereby eet ared, he can insert ene or more teotl
witout clasps and in all cases guarantee perfeet
and satisfnc ,ory ht W. go y /
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those Standing highest in the profsssicu
North aud sonth. testinonals will be given. and
specirens exhibited. to any who may desire to see
them he old plates Of those wishing to txchango
the old method for the new. Ill be taken in part
pay. ill nf course, make teeth on the cid mode
Tor those who may prefer ii.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth
extracted by e!ec.rioity for those who y ish il.
Office OPP osite Oorinthian Hall seE-em
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OFF CE
Oyner Of Adis and Tsirteenfh StTe&s, Richmoai.
JOHN D. HAMMERSLEY B CO., PROPRIETOR,

This establishment (being the most complete Prin-
terry in tbs South. both asregards ryIes. Qrnamens
tc.. and the latest and most approved Machine
Preeses 10 daily turning the finest specimsns al
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS BANK CHECK9
CATALOGUE, NOTES POSfERs
CIRCQLARe, PROGRAMMES.
BILLS OF LADIN0, HANDDILL8. -
Particular attention given 70 dne work to-
portation Conpaues Tobacco Factors &C.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRE80.
This new machine for CARDS. BIIL HaAps, Sual
Crculsrs Labels &c.. 10 capable Of Turning 81 l.0C
impressions per hour thereby enabling the patrone
Of this establishment TO obtain this description
work d the shortest possible notice.
- Psoss rsssesd IN vvepsvsios = tAs is~ssss =
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronse, and vastous
colorod Inks executed In the highest styie o
In this branch Of the business the propgieeore re1
asety 0HAlIxNGB COMPETITION.
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PROPERTY Clara letter from Virginia in the
Baltimore American, describing slave life In this
State, relates an incident of slave making his
will and leaving his residence TO q relative Mar
Gus, an old negro died. The day after
The mistress said to her cook, II think you bai
naw better take Marcus house, for. being Learer
than your own, it will be 30 much more convenient
and will be great relief to you in bad weather"
AYES, madame, but can't 70 there" "Why!"
"Cause Marcus done left it, LEFT it, aud pray to
when did he leave it, "He left 1t to Louisa, and
when Henrietta, (her daugh hter,) gifts married, he
said she must have it," sand, suppose when
old leo dies he will also leave bis house and gar,
den to some one." ''Oh yes, madam, hs is gwipe
to leave IL to his son Walter" Upon my word,
| thiba you are all making very free with your
masters property, aud don't yet see Why you
should not take Marcus house and garden, as Lou
lisa has already her owD." The lady is not Vir.
ginian. .Deej. ma'am, would like it,, It 10 %
much higher, aud would save me locg walk aud
heap OF trouble, but rally, naan, eah't 60
there, il would make such fuss"
Here the conversation dropped. but have no
doubt the difficulty will be overcome by the mas
ter purchasing cut the claims of the deyisees Ii
IL very certain they will not be forcby ousttd ~
both master and mistress were clearly Of opinion
that although Marcus had, Of course no legal, yet
that he had some equitable right to make the de-
yise as he had planted the fruit tIees and i'm
proved the land Of his enclosure. / Will leave
this little incident to your own comment, merely
saying that, having come under my own eye,
locked on il with increased pleasure ~ beautiful
instance Of domestic happiness and accord, Gu
scene where those who live In the tree states would
hardly imagine IL TO exist. Let me add that every
family has its own comfortable house and spaclous
garden of about an sore TO each.
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EaJ~ yEw GooDs Il have received from
Phi alelphia and New York, and will op,n this
D1GSS GOODS. Also, due assor .msnt Of CLOTHS,
CASsIM n8Es and NksfINGs, along with general
sto-k oi DOMESTIC GOODS oi every grade and
Quality many Of which 1 can sell at much lees than
fotfncr prices .,u,Dn =, s.,
fIue BaD BLANKETS; NEGRO do. large
buuuiy OF Negro CLuFHtNa of every description;
B.owa ami Bleached DJMESfICs, anu many other
Goo:s toI tedious mention, usua |, kept In the
A cali is respectfully solicited of all who want
cheap md good Goods. Come and see and Jucgs fof
yourselves, ut no 70 Main street -
ke Him JNO S0llIhEN.
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SPECIAL HoT1cEg,


e. CAsPErTscs.
rL0Jl. OIL CLOTHS,
MATS,
BOOKING,
TABLE, COVERS.
RYAss STAIR nLATEs,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
CUCuA NAT ISGS
PIANO CbvkkS
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS STAIR RODS
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Ls,Ex -,
>tWAN T. CO.'S LUrfkk.Es
- TRIUMPHANTi
SWAN N co.
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
ISfEkRUPT1UN.
SWAN IS cos
LOTTERIES ARE LruAL, AND
AUIhUhlZED BY THE
STAIR Oh UEuhUlAI

The late attempt toinjure our Firm has shown that
OUR LOTTERIE5 ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
That our Prizes are PAID PUNCfCALLH aud that
our Schemes are MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the WOrlG!
The following Scheme will be drawn by (. SWAN
900, Managers OF the Sparta Academy LOTTERY liz
each of their Single Number Lotteries for Ccto-
Der, 1858, at AUG GSrA. Gs. In public, under the
superintendence of Commissioners.
CLASS 80 draws on SATURDAY, October 2. 1883.
GLASS 81 draws on SATURDAY, October 9, 1855.
CLASS ss draws GU SATURDAY, October l3, 1855
GLASS By dsaws GA SAtgkpAY, october 81, 1873
ON THE PLAN OF SLNGtLE NO&BARA
o0Ol0 TICKETS
FIVE THOUSAND OUR HUNDRED AND
EldHTI-kIYE PRIZES!
NeGSby one tTIss 20 Ef5cry N.ac ISakSts.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
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ga>a. W ~Bslvtdere Nanufaoturing Companv
Nerp, al; On hand all descriptions Enyatope
N4nGit suJ Wrapping PAPk6, News and Bosk
PApG IS. OF all qualities ana sizes. furnished at
short u,tIce-
np ash paid for Rags.
uKo WHITFIELD, President.
{ s}sDES, Supt. oc A-sm
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Jnuy =. ,tt.t.NA.II.T

litl G4tN Gr&EET)
SNJARg ABuNE NES CUSTOM HOUSE,
Il I y prepared to eShitit large aud beau,i'ul
sss 5gi siots os Velvet, Tapestry. 3russas Thfe..
Ftv 3Hgrain. Venetian acd Hemp CARPEFINCS
10 ne ether articles enumerated above ana can
a.>ute buyers that he can offer great iudncemepts
=, r, satisd 10 sell his goods at nesierIfs r,rai
l,c 81 lie ii, ssed to have hss friends Gu .oers aad
bG seBoFgliy 20 cal and eNamiae them.
Gsa CARPETS, OH CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made ts order. a.. 9.--,nr
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Coon IpuA.-Governor Wise !, ma.

Coon 1DaA.-Governor Wise, in max
ing contracts for ration for the Public Guard, has
had the price raised from thirteen to seventeen
cents per day for each man, so as to ensure to the
soldiers substantial and healthy diet. The Cover.
nor, no doubt, came to the conclusion that no con
tractor would undertake to furnish rations with
out making fair profit on them, aud knew that
at the price paid the soldiers must suffer for the
necessaries Of life. Even at seventeen cents per
man we should suppose that the fare would be
none OF tho best, but certainly 1t will be far bet
ter than II IL cost bu. thirteen
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Dec BITE Edward Donald. lad, was
severely bitten by vicious dog, yesterday after
noon, while passing along 4th street, near Cary
Dogs are so numerous in the streets. both day and
night, that We may soon expect to hear OF many
of them being poisoned, until the pstmen are
called out to reduce their Numbers.
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WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE.
w HOUSE,

KENT, PAINE 81 CO., i63 AND l6s MAIN Fl.
THE LARGEsT, Oh EAPEsr AND BEST STOCK
or CLOTHING, ADAPTED To THE
WHOLESALE TRADE, EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEM
RICHMOND.
We particularly invite the attention Of Dealers 70
enr very largo aud well assorted stock OF kEApY
WADE GLUTaING. manufactured by ourselves for
c.s.. in the very best manner We feel confident
that merchants who are in the habit OF purchasing
- the sarfh and elsewhere viii but promote their
own Interests by giving our sock careful exami
nation before going further
Resides sntieInens Dress Wear, wo hare very
i"'s' NEGRO CLOTHING.
Made In the very best manner, ana o. tne most
substantial mater ais
In Addition 10 the above. We bsye In store i5n dos
a. aantlrmsn,s SHIRTS, ef all qualities a!d stSes
hssd.s large assortment of Hilkory Shirte. SMn-
ton FLANNEL and Under do ksa & Hins sDs snrsi 1asy
Ana = q, and prrsine Jackets-al OF wnich VII
- sold et prices which will compare nvosaoay clse
any market 10 tbs country, ana upon sne moss ~
is1kcfory terms. y~~m uAvuu : Ga
~ i3-W A1NAf SN~S
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LET OIF.-John McCugh, arrested on
charge of assaulsing and beating John Dodson,
was before the Mayor yesterday, and aftcr being
reprimanded for disturbing the public quiet, was
set at liberty.
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e<Sy~ MATrREssEs,

~
BEDS, LOUNGES, sc.
he subscriber has on hand aud makes 70 order
CEKLED HAIR, MOSS ami bHUCk MATFhEss-
NJ: FEATHER BEDS, B LISTERS and PlLLOMs
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. UfToMANs, sTooLs
&c. Aie3,
Ua3aELLA STANDS and Oh AIRS,
UPHOLSTERY WORK.
OF eve-y description dons in the best style and up
JOHN y REGNAULT.
1872 Main street,
seN-Im sqssre above new Custom House.
p@r CoUGHs, COLDS, HoARsENEss, &c
The pre- alenee of the above complaints st this sea
soa has the effect of bringing cut host OF proies
sediy ne specifies aud while some isw may %
good. naay are useless and some even dangerous
To preYsnt disappointment. the best course " pnr
sue IL consult your family or otnefwise
use Gully snch reincdiss as long public experience
has 81 10 DO safe aud eiiicacous. VI lhs class
70 fYLERs CobPoUSD SYRUP OF GUN Ans
BIC Originally the fAvorite prescription oil an I'm
iBent PHI s.ciaa. IL soon ,came Q popular family
medicine, and Without advertising, has continued
" enjoy growing reputation for the last twenty
years. la all recent cases it acts like charm, and
la Cbrotsc case., Bronchlti Hooping Cough, Group,
Asthma ke IT 10 used with unparalleled saecess, a.
paost fa,niiiss will testify.
sol1 b FISHER 4 WissTsS MEADE Z BAKEE.
BoDEksR, &c. ~ 23 cents per bottle and IN an eie
"a ~ saa pleasant L. zenzs form. i3x and 25 cents
ysf bog. called TriEs's TuA ARABIC Couca cAsDY
bRoPS" 10 N-3m
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TIM VALLsY DEBATING SocIRTY.-At
a meeting CT the Valley Debating Society, held
on Monday night, October ith, the following OIL
GERS we're elected :-Presideut, D. II. Alley; Vice
President, Ewell Busssli: Secretary, John W.
Creery: Trsa.urer, Geo. f. Bowden; Doorkeeper,
X. T. Woodall
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VIcIous.-Lewis, . slave to DR. Petit
colas vas convicted before the Mayor, yesterday,
of beating Frederick, hired to James Dornin, and
sentenced to corporeal punishment.
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SEuT OH.-Tony, slave to John Prid-
dy, charged with stealing $45 worth Of clothing
from James B. Duncan. has been examined before
the Mayor and sent to the Hastings Court, to be
tried for grand larceny.
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Essg- SrovEs, RAEGgs AND FURNACES

Nov 30 store, faH SUPPLY, cargo of schr. Misnio-
riet.r Purchasers invited 10 examine the gts,,
'ty ~ cur wares We especially recon; mend the
" .iehlaond Portable Furnace" ''BaY etate Cook
irE IA. ge and Harp Cook stove" Repairs al
usys hand Tor sill leading articles Geld st the
t5averllar Street ~ I'VE etors.
WANTED, Immediately, two first class work
ln,n Sct GEORGE STAkRETT
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HEALrH.-Richmond has been unusu-
ally healthy for several months past aud promises
to continue 50 during the fall months. We have
heard Of no cases OF fever or other diseases aud
learn from the Superintendent Of Shockoe Hill Bu-
rrying ground that the number OF burials are very
fev
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OYSTERS some Of them very fine for
the season-are now being hawked about the
streets and sold at moderate prices IL the winter
s not severe, the oystermen expect to furnish bet
ter supplies this season than for several winters
mast.
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STEALIvG CHICKENS The people on
Church Hill. are suffering severely from the depre-
dations Of night providers on their hen roosts, and
to detect the rogues have organised a strong pat
roI,
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DIsoaDyRLY.-The case Of H. G. Ha-
zIegrove. charged with dsorderiy conduct In the
street, aud assauting the watch men, will be heard
by the Mayor this morning.
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Sons OF TEsPHRAcSE.-Ata a regular
meeting Of Sydney Division. No 65, Sons Of Tenn.
Perance, held 10 Sydney Methodist Chapel, satur.
gay eseniL G, october I'd, the following officers
were duly elected for the ensuing quarter Caleb
Jacobs, W. r.; Ell. A. Hawkes., W. A.; VIM, Il.
Nash, r. s.; S. N. Fisher, A. r. S.: W. II. Glenn.
+ s; James c. Hardy, T; P. d. Glenn, c.; VIM. b.
Christian, A. c. I.oronzo ". Frazer /. &; Geo. w.
Allen, o. S.; s. ii. Dance, Z. W. r.
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