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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28
LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV @ 1860

upon the sick, with the rank aud pay Of
a second assistant cook, to be obeved and
respected accordingly. of course felt II
little elevated, and would have given a
champagne party, if | had had the
wherow'th-but not having drawn my
salary in advance, had not the dimes.
1t Is true it WAS an Office of very little
honor or profit, but at Uimes decided
convenience, as always got my finger
IN the pile first, "Ad never took it out till
1t was pretty well CREASED But from
fear my friends would think me niggard
ly, bought Two dimes worth of cigars,
and smoked them myself, this being the
Arst money had the privilege Of spend
ing since et, Mobile.
TO BE CoNTINUED.1
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IMPORTANT TO VOLUNTEER COMA.
xIEs.-Among the resolutions adopted at
The extra session Of the Legislature WAS
the following offered by Mr.. Simonton
Resolved, That bis ExcelIency the Gov.
sInor be authorised TO furnish arms to
such usw volunteer companies - shall
exhibit to him satisfactory proof that they
are fully organized, with not less than
sIty four priva.es, with proper commits
sioned and non commissioned officer,
that they have been regularly inspected,
and that thsy have been properly uniform
cd.
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TENDER OF SERvICe.-We hear con.
tinually Of offers OF military service 10
the State OF South Carolina by compa.
nies Of the State, and Of other Slates,-
We are Informed that his Excelleucy the
Governor yesterday received letter from
a company OF mounted RIhemen Of Mis-.
sissippi. offering their services at any mo
n,ent they may be called for, and further
proposing to equip themselves thoroughly
at their own expense, and to bear all 9th.
er expenses that may be involved IN their
generous proposition Southrrn Gear,
dian,
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Several nice young gentlemen wen, to
the residence Of nice youpR damsel to
give her a serenade. After some time,
the servant stepped out and waking up
to :he harpist, exclaimed MY friend, lbs
folks are all abed you can't get q cent
here TO night
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What do you call this 2 said Jones,
tapping his breakfast lightly With his
fork Call il snarled The landlord
We'll, really, said Jones. Il don't know I;
!, hasn't quite enough hair in it for plas
ter, but there's II IettIo too much in Il for
hash
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From the s c., Son Of Temperance
Sketches of the Palmetto Regiment
by A. MEMBER.


,1' su"'u ou'y 'hucn against my will
.i'' "s '"'''' my post was IN tie br"i'
ne Su",hu"S my CLOAK on Two l"uaEots
"'" '"o oayone'S stuck III 'he ground,
ou' wa" watched SO
.'0Se'! " ''o o'Iicer o' the guard that |
No ~ olPo''u"'IE 10 EMO! Tue Hd'an'
'''I '"'"'' Nne" IL was my
'" ' ''2 P"''' anu ""' set u""rr
= .I,,' ' "'''''' - W." "e! 0"' '"e fe"ch
~ '.''.'''"' C"' 'e"'S a." arranged u
G,I ~ 'o"S' '"' ,'on'' .'c'hG OeHuu-
ha.a ,I',, w." - ""''e S"""' we
';,I, f"N "''''''.o "eIS Oh each
,.',i oe vi ''',''" S"e
dina, ,b..,, ,,,,., ,0.,,.'r'u. oT''' o'''
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n,,.,. .. I',, ~ '""'''''@N are
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but cc,.I ,rJ .L.,. 49, 49,.
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frn,p ,.n n fG.,,n f,., ,r7'
nu;,,. - I',nI, -" "'I '''''
bout t,.,,, r..., .,r,.,,, r.. I..I - "
sea. |, doe. NO, a,,,.,I - l.. ,,ar., ~ ,,,. '",
ten fee, and dnIus storm it Would
seem that The water would flow all over
II. Il i rn"r"roI ,ha, u drttcumrn. 'rou
the Pcn">ytNH"in li'g men', under Col.
NynNoor . go"I ashore to riG'i t. -
conn"';tc aud lear" II possible the mean.
ing "t those tires which are seen every
night on the m"'"land. They are sup
posed t" be Ihe camp h'es Il Mexican
To"lS' Try ng 10 earn something OF our
"umo''s, position, ""d the most prooa-
Die point at Which "" inter ded 'an".ng.
was on guard to night AID slept uy
" camp hf@, When not on duty. 1t rained
!iIie aud tGrncd quite cool, with some
'""'t"''o"H o' h0rttcr. wrapped IA,
>otN about me- amt walked 10 keep my
-" warm About O'Clock IA tie m"Iu
"I l ''y ""N" "|h iny head upoL i
san" bar ",'d with S""'"s Of crabs and
L N D. .NI
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Il say, friend. give US q ch.y terbsck-
er' We'll stranger, I'm just outen ter
bscksr, but I've got some OF the best .oz-
zun, that ever you chswsd.'
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brought on y military stores. CoI But
Ier WITH the IeIt wing not yet arrived
great anxiety III camp on account OF their
safety. Il Their vessel has weatherei the
recent storm size Is sea N"rthy. just AS
"" mad almost gwen up the hope Of ever
seeing our brethren IN arms again, aud
"'" '"n1-"ed them III cur mIm"N to a
""l''' grave '", ana "e"pd snip Is
eSiIrd approaching IN tHo distance, and
soon 'h" J'y'n' news broke nppn our de
hIhted ears Il Is the N.""mhIa, and
b"''"r and h'> command are sale lhey
came TO anchor a'oht iodr oc.ocE J." the
"'r'" ''"' "''r o''''"G with the winds
""., ""H'' 'or "'"e'''h "",S'
&c "','''"e"t c""S''. g" "l i'ur co"
"'''-,"ey 500" came ashore ANA were
,,i ~" '','''' o'' "s'' "..FH I''"! ~ al"
,.,..... l..,.'I '..,.
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ON IN, I,l,,l r,,,J.r,, I'm f,,n Snn.L
I,,r,..,, ..,.,. ,.,.,,, - ,.',.,.l,.',,. .,,i
,;rh from Ioni.i,n., ,,nnn.,in, =, -"
80 n.,h,..,,o., ,j,,,,..,,I ,....,... ,,L:,,'.,
del 70 n. Sp.,r.rs Marines anal ,,,,,
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iv. npn.,r.J CO.. WvnLn.r ,r u.n
p.nu.y.y,u,., l;,..,,,rc,, H., r.,rm,,.l NJ
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put 4, ., akc'y lie VII BE- sno.r.oJ,J he
C,,. B,..r
Il N.,> ,,,.,r,,J j., carr ,o.i,r ,ho,
Gen Scot, IA "a son, g. ..J,.,L'Lr,..,.,Hf ~ ,4;r
a. men nuIrr = L,.a,,pao, f., cn,rv .o.,.
dl,p,,chr, ,n G.u. T,,.,l .r,I ,,.,, ,L.,.
hal been taken Ly IN. Mrxir,,s n,l
u,s.sr,ri ,,ul ,L.. ,i,.y zen, ...,, ,l,.. -,
lic.r', hear, AMI ryoo.oJ = .rnp , n,.
FL. r,,nr, may not L,. nm. Inn, + :, !.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28
FOR TIE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Items of Census.

Nix. EDIron :--lOur readers have TO
doubt expected 10 see the result Of the
Census, or some items at least, published
at An earlier day ,han the present. We
could have done 10 more than two months
ag had the receipt "f our work cen
ackno~ ~lpLgoI by .he l. :. Mushal.-
We though, it most prudent t" wait un-
tli our work would be received. examined
aud approved. We completed our work
on tho laA, day 81 August on that aav
maIIcd Tie second copy OF lhe work to
the Marshal, IL Charleston, ID. H. Ham.
I'ton) sccompan,ed with a receipt for the
original copy, from the Cie1k Of the Court.
lu Oct, We received from the Marsha n
certificate from him To the Superinlen.
I.ul, certifying 10 him, (not 10 the Asss
tsnl III Lancaster, although directed to
him. that the woIE had been completed
u hi. satisfaction, aud that we were en- .
Titled ~ the regular amount of pay. We
have not been Informed how, nor when.
nor from what source, We are to Ue reinu
ner.tcd for our services. 1t may he IL
long time, Il ever, before We DO get It,
sIe,ng our Federal Government is now in
tue midst Of dreadful commotion, and
IN utter confusion.
We give IL few items commencing with
the population
Schedule No. /. (Grce) 6,l75
2. (sIave) 5,6sl
Total, 1855
Schedule No. 8. mortality PA
Schedule No. 4. (uumber farlns) 796
Productive establishments, 10
Number Of dwelling houses, l,2lO
Number OF square miles. GOO
Increase OF population during
last ten years, SOS
There are msuy other items that nigh,
be mentioned but they are perhaps Of
minor importance.
THOS. II. NISBET,
Assislan: u. s. NJ L. ID
, 1860-05-25

r;a. National Medical Convention will COM
sns,.cs ;ss Thirteenth Annual SESSION ut New
Haven, Conn. on Tuesday, June 5th, anu Will
continue IL session until the following Friday.
The following railroads will take Delegates en-
tEr sarm> natrcd:
The nc:7o;, aui Milwaukee, Michigan Cen
1ral. uud Grcas Western Railroads., will curry
delegates ltosn Mia aukce, Chicago and Detroit,
to susrensioa Rr.dse and return. vt one fsre.
upon presenting certificates that they nre such
delegates u the time Of purchasing tickets.
Tickets, when 'ssned will be good Tor thirty
days.
The Pittaburgh, Fort Wayne and Chic go
Eailroad will psss returning ce1exu,ex free over
such portion o: the road AZ 'l,cy may have paid
full faro over III co,nin;; to the ConveE,ion. %
The presentation to its conductors al the ccr-
1,ticate OF the proper otice= Of the Convention
that the bearer was delegate III attendance.
and that ho paid full fare orer lie roud .c cen.
ing to lhs Convention
rhs rsnusylv.nia Re;lroad will i.-2e " Ex
cussion ticke,s,'' good 70: tbs "ro-nd trip.
oFsr that road. ~
, 1860-05-25

III. DEyIAu1S'S SPEECH. = -
The oblest, clearest. and most torcible speech
yet made against Mr.. Douglas, bta doctrine md
Uositiou, was delivered by Mr.. Benjamin in the
Senate to.day. It was free from al violence.
and therefore the more effective. Every prop
osiiiou WIS fairly stated, fortified by fact, and
worked to common conclusions, y nl,ich put
Mr. Douglas ID open rebellion to his party, mud
in direct antagonism to the principles be had
heretotore arowed. lie announced one extra
ordinary fact, which, though well known before
lad never been frankly admitted.
Both wings Of the Democracy agreed in eau:
Gus Of the Senate il 1854, that each should
one side xuttaiaia2 Squatttr ,Souerfi2nty, and
tie otAtr, protection to S4areyyin the 1t7ritors,
hut 7ledging tke,nsele7 to abide by tAt dtcision Of
tht.S2presae Court tcAattxer aIightb<.
This is the manner in which the people
North and South--haye been deceived into the
doctrines adapted to beth, and Jet hostile to
each other.
Mr. Bepjamin proved by the record what
question they agreed to submit to Court, and
how it had been decided. reading from the
opinion OF Justice Taney to sustain his argu-
ncnt. lie said tlat, up to 1887, he had always
regarded Nr. Dongias as one OF those Demo-
crats North who were entitled to the faror and
affection Of the South. aud he bad 90 commend
ed him to the people Of Louisiana Since then,
be had wandered of, aud no longer deserved
the confidence which hid been rsposed IL him,
aod was separated from the South forever.
In reviewing the positions Of Messrs. Lincoln
aud douglas 10 the Illinois canvass, he said the
former had consistently and manfully maintain
ed the principle which he had then asserted
aud was rewarded by lis present distinction !;
while Mr. Douglas bad deserted his aud had
been abandoned. In this connection he admit
ted, that after careful examination Of Mr..
Liucoln's speeches, he was constrained to re.
gard him as far more conservative than he had
been represented to be.
One Of the most effective points Of this tpeech
was q comparison Of extracts from Mr.. Lin
| coln's speeches with citations from Mr. Doug
/ lass article ia Ha,pt7's lHagdzins, to demon
| strate that the latter hal used The arguments
aud 1anguaHe Of the former, to vindicate his
avn position and justify himself With the
| South.
| Nothing 50 effective has been witnessed for q
long time, and ar. Douglas presence was alone
! wanting to make it eyeEwhelsuing-
| M,. Fugh replied sharply, saying that Mr.
Uouglas' friends would stand by lin ut Balti
| ncre til, the 18th Of March next, if necessary
| and that the Southern delegates who secedet
had no right to return. This and other demon
~trations render ME. Douglas' nomination q
Daltlmore utmost impossible, or rxlueless !
accomplished BY bogus delegates from th'
south. Virginia, Kentucky. Tennessee, Sor1l
Carolina. and the States which did seccde, cal
sition, and bis recent declaration against th
compromise resolution they proposed: Will
those who withdrew will run Southern cand
lute if he b. forced by any combination. Il
either event, MF. Lincoln's snccess is to be Pre-
| mnted
, 1860-05-25

read the statistics of the Yoting to sustain this
view, and to show that Mr. douglas really had
only 1870 votes in the Convention. In this con-
nec.ion he read largely from Mr.. Buffers speech
to his constituents in Massachusetts,. "More
in sorrow than in anger he had thua re-
ferred to tho Illinois Senator. Up to 1865
no one had higher regard Or respect for
hin, than himself. He had held him up 70 the
Democrats Of Louisiana in 1856 a. the model Of
nm American statesman, but his confidence in
him was forfeited. and could not be restored.
lie had repudiated his obligations: After MAX
ing his promises he went home, bis tnees fal~
tered, and hc ea1e way. Nj. Lincoln, who
the candidate for the Presidency Of his party.
Mr. Douglas, Who faltered, won the prize be
coutended for, but the glitter1ng prize to which
he has looked for years is slipping from his
grasp. He might conclude, aa the Senator from
Illinois had done. by SAYING that he had acted
only in selfdefence, and III that be had sud
could only be 30 considered.
, 1860-05-25
Local. MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, II? Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will 10 well done and at prices to a1it tho
times
, 1860-05-25
LET"Fl:Ii 1'OtI GOV. SEWARD.
Tho Chicago Nominations I1tnrtIly
Endorsed.

--- |
The following letter was addfessea ~ uos-
SE"AEp i" tht tra1ral fe:npslcsn eon'tn''ee
III New York city, who bad :nE'tcd h'in TO At
;e:'' n''es'a:: for the rat''cat'on ot tue no"i'
nl;'"'a :'''r'.s 'n"ae bs 1as tilcaso ~oo'en-
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''ch u my oan'e ~ SA: e''sSso eoa'eA.''
was thus t!e'r het' hot 'n''e' f"e oH"rpo'p'
, 1860-05-25

The Hazrisburgh (Pa-) Telegraph, the origi-
nal Cameron organ, and one Of tho, ablest jour-
nails Of the old Keystone, saJs.
Mr.. Seward had many warm aud sincere
friends among cur delegation, bat it was con-
ceded by Ill parties tlat b. could not carry this
State, consequently AHR LINCOLN was heartily
supported by The friends Of Gen: Cameron, and
he 1ece,yed She nomination BY their aid. Al
though the friends. Of Mr. Cameron were de-
tested in their first choice, Jet they hare the
proud satisfaction to know that they had the
power to dictate the man as their second choice,
and we arc confident that ali the true friends Of
Gen. Cameron, will give Nr. Lincoln their
that dsa{ thep aqo fisnaabip vii be propery .ppes
ciated By the next President Of the United
States Mr. Liucnfn
, 1860-05-25

TIE Republicans Of the II Congressional
Iistric; in 1uliuna, met in Convention at
Irsensburg Oh Wednesday last, and notnlt'n"
ted JAMES l.. YrATEE Of Ripley County for
,,cmbrr o. Cn1src.s. Tho District is No" rep
r>seu:c1 ry ". S. Hslnlan, (Dcnocrat) and
w., years ego Iy Foley whom tho Democracy
rc:is.d IL .'.ura loase a second time IN tho
.sees:sic" .;r. Yc",tr is gentleman olsnpc~
rior ability. IL Was Democrat up to the
repeal .: tic Missouri Compromise, when he
withdrew from tho party, s,Id has heen hard
working, influential 1:;publican ever Since.
Thu Republicans arc eunguine Of their ability
TO elect Mr.. Ycater.
, 1860-05-25

EH- c. &, srRYHxH 41dsestkEins Act~A es Dsarbor+x
Il a4nrt=ed r.cets4 Akpasess for sAs aAi al ~
k4aJxaa Pat<r, III Nosth RAa: ttl-te2+y
, 1860-05-25
THE CITY.

AUCEEUU 3HlE& Gl11B OAYe
Auction sales this morning It ~ O'Clock. Of orsctey,
Gasswafs and cutlery, BY Gilbert d esnpssn, Auction
ce11, At no. IL Randolph street.
B Sea advertisement Of Greenbaurn Bros.
for the purchase Of City Scrip.
- The best and cheapest photographs Of
Lincoln and the Wigwan arc to bs had at Hes
ler's gallery, lis Lake street.
, 1860-05-25
Renubllcans. Republicans!

Tuu WIDE AwAKEs.-The directors Of the Re-
publican Wide Awake Club q this city, would
respectfully call your attention TO thia organi-
zation, and would solicit your aid IN establish
ing the Club upon firm and substantial basis.
We want aM Republicans Of whatever nationality
to Join NJ, at our Hall, No. 81 Lake street. The
objects Of The Club are as follows:
ist. To act as political police.
ed. To do escort duty to all prominent Re.
publican speakers who visit our city to address
our citizens.
Sd. To sttend all public meetings in body
and see that order il kept, and that the speaker
aud meeting are not disturbed.
4tb. TO attend the polls aud see justice done
to every legal votez.
*5th. 70 couduct ourselves in such manner
Is to induce all Republicans to join us.
9Th. To be = body Joined together IN large
MEMBERS to work for the good Of the Republi-
can ticket.
Drill every Tuesday and Friday erepiugs.
SD. WAND,
J. ]. RIcuARps,
Henry uowLASp, | y,;+oc+o-,
JoHS e. Ho1T,
MknR1k1. LADp,
JoAx 3. Brass,
, 1860-05-25

R311f06H4
L dispatch WAS receired yesterday afternoon
by Geo. r.. Cass, Es j., Of the Pistsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago hailroad, from certain Of
the lnrcest holder1 Of the first mortgage bonds
Of this rosd. desiring that = meeting may. be
submit scheme Or plan BY which the road can
again pass from tho hands Of The present Re-
ceiyer, Iir. Ogden Of Chicago, into the old mau-
agement. Mr.. &ass informs IS that come scch
arrangement will undoubtedly b. made during
the next few months-Cia. Gafdtte, Aay -
, 1860-05-25

A WkE1's EAr1xo.-The following table giEes
a list Of some Of the provisions consumed dur
ing the Convention week, attse fremont House
BIZ The hungry delegates. It will be plainly
perceived, that in spite Of the political excite
ment, their appeti.es were in tip~top order.
But, for the list:
, 1860-05-25

Draw, H.. May 2s.-fhr R:pu0'icanE n7o
holding great ratification n.eetmg. here To-
Light. Speeches srr being a1ads ~ Hon. 4. Z:
Cpnk. j. y. Giovsr. ". IL. l.. Wallace, U: G.
Guy, End oihera Cans are firing: \ torch
liyi.s procession from this and adjoining towns
ere parad;as ths streets, wit. burners, RUS
, 1860-05-25
PEN r ON d. C o.,

3..........,,3snke BfToeE.
OPPOSITE FREMONT HOUSE,
my1$e2t1-la.
, 1860-05-25

DIRECTORY or CnIcAoo FOB 1bGo.-Ths can-
vass for this work is low rapidly progressing.
It is needless tor us to urge upon the business
community the importance OF having good
Directory OF city like ours 1t is equally un-
necessary for u to state that ior the past two
years D. b. Cooke d 70. haFc Issued tbs best
Directories eFer published in this city. But it
should be understood and impressed upon the
minds Of those who benefit 80 largely By the
use Of directory that the enterprise 80 far
has not remunerated the publishers. This
should not be allowed to continue Is it we'll
understood in older aud more deasesy populated
cities that the subscription Pr7ee Tor Directory
does not pay for the book consequently tue
proprietors hare to depend largely upon the ad-
vertising department tor proht III their under
taking. The regular Directory OF city pre-
sents amedlum unsurpassed and scarcely equal
led by that Of any other tor tae display OF meE-
camille and professional cards. 1t is of the
~. ..f,1 nd ,oca.aarv a nnb1,c,t;cn ab,nd
- 1;hara1 nat,onaoa be nlaced on permanent
80 -,,,-;na bss;a We do resnectfn1,v but
49,, a,rrestrr uroe unon our busiues men for
+ha;- oxxn ;ntere.t and the credit of our city.to
.o.,a 1;1,e~o1,v and snirted1v I'm tn the ronrl
a,d e1.b.e the publishers to produce q work Of
..,;oh .n- ,,t;,anr nav feel nrord rhe n,,h.
,:.Ie.. ..~a .h;,t1 c,no,etant md ;ntelr;oent
.ssn.s - ~ ". Gs,3 co,,ect;nu ,be necessary in.
c,r,nation md the comni..t,on Is under III.
,h,-7s ofhr = A. Ha1oim. a pent1amsn who
~. ,sr,.ad b;a Gtnaas md comnetencv FIR the
task, By compiling the Directory OF this city tor
the past two years, and by other Directories IN
several Western cities. u. t. Cook d 70: arc
properly TOO jealous OF their reputation 10 trust
80 important work in untr1ed hands, and the
public may rest assured that no effort On the
paft Of t01 pf0pflG1HIH will be waning 10 H1AAe
, 1860-05-25

bC7Trn, made BY farmers, from Orange
County, ". T.. of 4; quality unequalled, can b
found At SrAxros'a, No. IS Clark street, fresh
ererv WEAK.
, 1860-05-25
HaarBaua48. &ca

Ep4eax Broaak,l TtseA4s.-ThesA cough Ind voaes
ersers which Advertised INV weeks ago,
70. relieving hoaeneas to anything hat va - acquainted
With TstaTs tsaad tem during thu pAs& v!ntsE, and
aks sts4 sAsemeat kyasuousty. s tha benefit af cur
b.sthEea tn ths uatu.azy.-cnAuz G.i<tas Htr. Gx4.
sA1sf-
, 1860-05-25

ITO RENT-A Two Story Frame
dwelling house .dtuat*d No. 636 Wab7.h avenue
Twelfth treet Kens 431 pss aaaEE.. Apply . 81 lAF-
LIN, - South WAkT street. my. c4at:w
, 1860-05-25


EnwiS D. MORGAN Albany NY.
t:FAELE$ J. GILMAN, ttn:swtcf, Ne.
Gt91tGEG. Ffst;T. Can md, y. H. ~.
,It,uN T. t. Oi.Ki:u, sttrkhi3S.. Nasa-
Tilo$ 9. ;.rIKNEts, r., xsdcse,. KL
EIpt0N WELLt,>, IL rif.,rd, tsHn
DEFINING; Ut FL: itf y. J-} NV 1rrk CFv.
EHWAED MCPHERSON. EhAs+t*.:auu1tsa+ L.
*AT3II y NIT .EH: nn.e e. r..
AFFIXED CALlWE ELL Whee.lnS. VI
TiinMA$ SPINNER Ktadf..S. Il! Ala 90; } oa:o.
SOLOMON NEtlGDITH. CeiittyIe, 1hd.
Nh lid, a:nicacu. I'll.
AUSTIN u. .Afk. ia k'"n- AGh.
:@Rl :Ar~ SG4Fkz N's,*kf, t.. W:j x:in,. 1swa
JUErN Nckr-lCK, >.4l!Eu1e1. Min.
s:hS>l1"> " s1.h%, Whae :Ia!AfMaAs+on Co.., e..
u. ~ HEESMAN. Oruv,ll:. Ca.
FRANK JOHNSON. t,reyon CITY. oF;fnn.
WILL Al y. tH!LLlES, La~rclee, hs:9As*
JOSEPH GExHAKDT, " Is. !act1n, nc.
~ Il meeting held at the fremont House, on
Friday evening, May IS, 156", the Republican
NATIONAL &c u.1uit:ce organized by choosing Hon
T.. u. Morgan, Of New York, Chairman, ane
George e. Foes, Of New Hampshire, Secretary
su1>2' 4uently the following persons were con
si;ts'.cd the National Executive Committee:
F. ~ s.,}HG M of New f"sk.
t;Il,E *ELLk*, Of Connecticut,
X l.. Jt'lti'. u lTt"'t.
a:A1kI. %C.}tfZ. If W!secn-n.
.f's,IN T. q JoDi;iC1i, II Nh-saeau.tts.
DEFINING DCEK. Of New jsn.y.
GEI, T.; EtN;f;. ii New fa1Et,rnlre.
, 1860-05-25

4 e:eagymaa writing from Aer7ssuwu, Ohio. R'eaftpE
OF the beneficial k1ecn resulting t1o the Of -Bruvns
Bronchial Tsuehe. 3s: 1aet sprtrE feared my iunss
very becoming lnxerousy involved. ard until used
Troehes could rot preAeh ses.non of ordinary ltash.
without haa,sen&ss; but with ths saktssanes OF
Troehes9 have IN tho pa ire weeks presehsd y
sesu1ous"