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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-02
HARDWARE AND Cutlery

SPRING ARRIVALS FOR 1850.
5. M. - | M y - Q N.
Opposite Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Va +,
receiving very and beautiful stock Of goods
his line of trade consisting article found in
class house, besides goods introduced into
Spring. all Of which will be offered at lowest prices cash,
10 punc,ua customers. The following among his
rivals:
MAyNAHDs celebrated breec,-loadng and other Rifles.
Floor OIL CLOTHS, and beautiful designs
't'i.r GOODS, for Curtains and Windows
ASvILs Chains. Springs, Bellows end Vices.
CRADLE, Grass, Bush aud Briar Blades.
LOCKS, Glass, Hinges Butts, Screws. &c.
SILsEK AND PLATED GOODS, BRITANNIA and Block Tin War,
Findings Of all kinds.
superior Pocket and Table Knives in great variety
Chlidrens Cabs, Gigs and Carriages
Axl's Felloes, Hubs, sIokes and Bolts.
Cedar Tubs Buckets, Cans and Churis
English Brides Bits, Stirrups and spurs.
Leather and Gnm Betting, Packing, tc., &c
Circular SASH Cross Cui, and other Saws
Mechanics Tools Of every description
Farmers and Planters Utensils, Agricultural Implements
". Nc. Ian yuts
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NEW HERRiNGs-Finy barrels No. New Herrngs just
ma y -N ~ SMITH ADAMS, III Main St.
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WILLIS, COLHoUN g. Co.
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE BANK
Lynchburg, Va.

H A r d w A R E d,
- BEING the largest certainly the most care.
SzZM fully selected stock oftioods IL has ever been
their pleasure 10 Offer to The public:
Locks, Butts Hinges, Screws Glass. Putty,
iieiiows E.,s. Aas..s and N.rr- Hers, Stoves
Horse Shoe Nails Plates Drills Eas Is and Files
Carriage and Buggy Trimmings.
Agricultural and Farming Articles,
Cabinet Makers Materials.
Ra,dier's and Harness. Makers Materials
Shoe Makers Findings,
Floor OIL Cloths from 4 TO yds wide,
Eng. Table oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Gill Cornce, Pins, Bands. &c.
1vnry handle Knives In sets Of 81 pieces.
" with or without Forks
Silver Plated Ware of every variety.
Planes, all kinds best quality,
wosicnholms Rodgers and Mappus KNIVES,
Scissors, Razors Bowie Knives, de-.
Fishing and sporting Tackle, tuns, Rifles, Pistols, &C..
SHARP's SHOOTING RIFLES,
And other articles not enumerated here, all OF which will
be sold 10 puneua customers the usual
credit WILLS, JoI.lIoCN Il co,
ma Its 81 Main street, l., nchburg. Va
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AUSTIN ". r.iBLE SAMUEL A. GoRpo
T RI B L E & RDON,
Attorneys at Law.

M ILL practice re suarl In the Amherst Ap,o-
w mattox, Bedford, Nelson Campbell and the CIV AZ
Iyuchhurg. -
e Prompt collections and remiiiances claims en-
trusted To tlicT
oniee on Sin street nearly opposite the office the Lynch
burg Nirginian. NAV 2d,m
STEAW GOODS IN GREAT FAElETY.--My stock of sum
- Goos is exceedingly large and will be offered al VERY
low rates for cash. l. L. ARNISTE All
may e-tRcp) No. 40 Main street
A LAi.HE Slo h'-Ladics and Gentemen's Dress Shoes
"A fer this season, hand arriving OF the prt,ies
styles. l. J. ARNIsTEtp
may 2-(Rep) No 40 Main street
A LARGE Lon RIO AND LAGUAYRA CFFoEE AND
IA New orleans sugar lar III ALIEN KINNIEE,
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURC. MARK TS,
HsroETsD nv :.
p r O ID u Q Il Is Il q 70 e X
ls1 MAIN srlEEr.

r1-rhe.e quotations. viii be understood represent whole
sale prices generally.
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'HB oHARLEsroN CONVENTION
EXCITEMENT AND CONFUSION.
rsRRiroRzE RESOLUTIONS REJECTED

rae Minority Platform Adopted.
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LARORERS WANTED,

INIyE HUNDRED LABoRING MEN hhd employment
at good wnges, the Knoxville and Kentucky Rqroal
Apply Immediately.
JOSEPH A. MABRY, PRrsr,
ma 1-d3t Knoxville, Tenn.
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pudding gitsinian.

r~rw. r.os1 nasss = go %sshssssed AssssI !
- 4. ]. 800 4. 80: $3.50 : 81 s.ss
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TEXAS wIrHDRAwS.
Mr. Bryan, of Texas, said he had long looked to
this result and after few further remarks he pre
scented the protest of the Texas delegation declaring
that persistence of the principles maintained by a
majority of this Convention will ultimately dissolve
the Union.
NorE.-rhe minority report adopted anil caused The
secession ut the Convention, will be outside
days pal e.
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PATENT AsPHALTIC

II Q O l. \ Ct FELT.
BElGHT Cheap, Durable and perfectly Fire and Water
- PROOF IohS for Churches, Houses Farm Buildings,
toad oepots &c &c. Aiso entirely sup, rior
Eurnng Cement. - NV ~ -
Sc Agents wanted. Apply to
90 EDMISToN BROS,
"P oJ-d3ih Bowling Green, New York.
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SOLOMON &c MUSSER,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS
NO. 149 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.

NJ are now in receipt Of Spring Stock of Dry
w Groceries, Liquors. &C., DC, such Sugars, toncrs
Soaps Candies Spices Monsses Fish, Bacon Old Dominion
Nails Sole Leather, salt md Cotton Yarns of all
brands and Liquors and Brandts In abundance Also
on hand, large assortment Of Dry Goods,
menin, which We will sell ut the lowest market prices
friends and the public generally will find their
to give lis call before purchasing elsewhere.
ap 10 SOLOMON Il MIISSER.
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~ hiIE GOoDS-To-Wit: Ndasook, .Saiss Jaconss and
w oner Mnsiins. Camhrics, Irish Linens, Drapery &c
just received and for slic for CASH, by
ap 30ifs JNo. ]. PURyII. Agent.
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SEENANTS GOoDS-yirgnia Stripes and Plaids Colored
,, "shabhrgs Brown Linens, &C. just received and Tor
SA'' ''r cassidy lap 3o-nsl JNo. J. PURNIs, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-28
COAL.

NoAL-FRRsH MINED COAL OF THE BEST Quality
~ OF and rrAtes aad genuine LAhGh or
furnaces screened and delivered the lowest pos
hle price, ards Of Ring and secn
cure Of New Bowery and Roosevelt street And NO -
street and No, Isl Duane street. MATTHEW ChANfoS.
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A Voice from Winston.


LOUISVILLE, Miss, May 22, 1860.
EDITOR OF. THE MIssIssIPPIAN According
to previous arrangement, a large number of
thepeople Of Winston assembled in The Court
House on yesterday, the 21st to take into
consideration the action of our Delegates to
the late Charleston Convention, and also to
respond to the invitation of the Central Ex-
executive Committee to send Delegates to
jackson ON the Both of May.
| will not trouble you with adetailed state
ment of the proceedings of the meeting. Suf-
fee it to say that the people of Winston are
mt in their endorsement Of the firm and
manly course taken by the Mississippi Dele
gates in withdrawing from the Charleston
Convention on account of the rejection of the
majority report. That report asked for moth
ing but what is right, and we know our Dele
gates would submit to nothing that was
wrong.
Our meeting was addressed by two distin-
guished gentlemen Of the old Union party,
namely, Messrs. Boiling and Edmonds, who
in words of scathing rebuke and fervid elo-
quence portrayed the constantly increasing
aggressions of the anti-slayery of the North.
twenty-five delegates were appointed to
represent Winston in the Convention Of the
30th.
Resolutions were adopted having the ring
Of the true metal. l have only time to give
you one.
Resozved, That the delegates to the Jack
son Convention be and are hereby instructed
to cast their votes tor the same delegates that
represented Miss, in the Charleston Conven-
ton, and in addition thereto, to take them by
the hand, and in the name of the people of
Winston, warmly and cordially greet them
with the plaudit q well done good and faithful
servants Yours truly,
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Pursuant to adjournment, the Democracy oil
Monroe county re assembled at the Court
House on Thursday last, 18th inst, Col
Lewis Majors in the Chair, and j. NJ. Boyd,
Secretary.
Dr. r. Harrison than offered the following
resolutions, pending action or which resolu-
tions, the meeting was addressed severally by
DIR K. Harrison, S. j. Gholson and II. d. Shrop-
shire, Esq. The latter gentleman spoke in
opposition to the LIST resolution
LIST Resolved, That the Democratic party oi
Monroe county re-endorse the resolutions o.
the Democratic State Conventions off uly and
December last, and fully endorse the action oil
the delegation of the State of Mississippi in
withdrawing from the Charleston Convention.
I'd Resozved, That we invite all true men
Of every party name, who agree with us in
principle to unite and cooperate with US in
the great struggle now impending, to save the
Constitution and the Union of our fathers,
and the equal rights and privileges of the
South under the Constitution and in the
Union.
The resolutions were put to the meeting,
and almost unanimously adopted.
The following resolution was then offered
by Hon. s. j. Gholson, and unanimously
adopted. Viz
RESOLVED, That the following delegates be
and they are hereby appointed to represent
the Democracy of Monroe county, Mississippi
in the Democratic State Convention to be
holden on the Both May inst, 1860.
(Here follows long list Of delegates.)
On motion, the name of Hon. S. j. Gholsor
was added to the list of delegates.
On motion of Judge Gholson it was,
Reso1ued, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the city papers and
the Jackson Mississippian.
A vote of thanks was then rendered Hon
J. NJ. Aeker, for his kindness in surrenderins
the Court Room for the accommodation of tht
meeting.
Whereupon the Convention adjourned sin
die.
LEWIS MAJORS, Chm.
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Pursuant to previous notice large num-
Der Of the Democracy of Yalobusha County
met at the Court House in the town of Cof-
feeyille on Saturday the 18th inst, to take in
Reconsideration to the action of the Mississippi
delegation in the late Charleston Convention.
The meeting was called to order by G g
Armistead, on whose motion Capt. A X
Blythe was appointed Chairman, and A S
Pass, ESQ.,, requested to act as Secretary.
The meeting then being ready for the con:
sideration of business, Col. E C Walthqll of.
fered the following resolution, which was
seconeded by several voices and on motion
adopted with but one dissenting vote, viz:
ResoEred, That our delegates to the Charles
ton Convention did right in demanding the
passage of the resolutions reported by ma
iority of the Committee on platform. That
said resolutions assert only our equal rights
IN the Confederacy and we applaud the spirit
which prompted them to withdraw when
these were divided and repudiated, and as
they have proved faithful and true to the Con-
stitutional rights of Mississippi, we recon-
mend the re-appointment Of the entire dele
CATION to the proposed Convention at Rich
mond (Va) on the 11th of June.
The following resolution was then offered
bY MT. AAfIllstedut dIlu auOpgtC, W-WHs
Resolued, That the Chairman Of this meet
ing appoint thirty delegates, six from each
Police District, to represent this county in
the Democratic State Convention, to be held
in the City of jackson on the Both inst, and
that the Chairman and Secretary be added to
the list.
In accordance with this resolution the
Chairman appointed the following gentlemen,
viz G g Armistead, E G Waltilall, James
Taylor, s R Page, A J Buntin, Alfred Brown
DR.. HUE, T B Hamilton, William Black
Robert Shaw, s n Hankins, j Page, G
Golladay, G II Guy, William Winter, Rhodes
Baker, DIR. Simmons, WIN. H Cane, I A
Lewis. Henry Moore, @ 0 Pearson, VIM
Mcfarland, o II Perry, Jack Obanian, 4
Williams, L R Stewart, Paschal Tilnyhlnar
and Frank Ingraham.
On motion Of A s Pass it was resolved tha
the proceedings Of this meeting be publishet
1 in the Grenada Locomotive, and the Mississip
pian. The meeting then adjourned sine de
A. K. BLYTHE, Chairman.
A g Pass Secrekary
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THE EAGLE OF THE SoUTH.-We were
not lsss astonished than regretful in reading
N x,sterday's Eagle, the announcement of the
sdiscsntinuance Of its publication. Our reia-
ions with the editor and proprietors Of the
paper have always been of the most agreeable
kina and for the first twelve months we
hsys found in the Eagle, an ardent, able and
slEsept ally in the Southern Rights cause. In
xnssver pursuit our young friend, R. Il.
Purdom, its editor, may embark, he viii carry
with him cur sincere aspirations for h's success
sspirations frightened BY a recollection o'
twoyears Of professional Intercourse nnmarreo
by night Of unkindness-and by knowledge
If lie generous and manly qualities OF MS
hesrt
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4 t1'S ~ AJCtIHeofB Ooesf Huts
Democratic Meeting in Lawrence.

Pursuant to preyiousnotice, large number
of persons assembled 4 the Court House, in
Monticello, on Monday, the 14th day of May.
On motion Of Hon. .. B. Chrisman, G. S.
Mcmillan, Esq, was allied to the Chair, and
A. O. Cox, appointed Secretary.
The Chair then explained the object of the
meeting.
On motion Of Hon B. 6. Buckley, the fol.
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That ths meeting approves Of the
course pursued by the delegates from the Stat.
Of Mississippi, in TIE National Democratic Con
yention, held at Charleston.
On motion, the Chair was requested to ap
point five delegats from each beat, to atten.
the State Conyenton, to be held at jackson
on Wednesday, Nay 3oth.
Thereupon the Chair appointed the follow
| ing delegates:
BrookbevsB.-R ] Bowen, N J Whitwortt
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Skies Bright in Lauderdale.
MERIDIAN. May ed, 1860.


EptroR MIssrssrpPIAN:--Th effort recent
ly made to misrepresent the. Democrats of
Iaudcrdale County, by trying to condemn the
acts of our Delegates, to the Charleston Con-
vention, proved to be complete failure When
the call was made for meeting Tor the pur-
pose-only three made their appearance Soon
afterwards, all who were III favor Of SUSTAIN
ing the action Of the Delegates to Charleston
were rec uested to meet. In obedience to the
call, largs number assembled and passed
suitable resolutions, endorsing the Platform
adopted by the State, and approving the
action of our Delegates to Charleston, and
also appointed Delegates to attend the State
Convention, to be held May Goth, inst. The
Democrats of Lauderdale arc as true as steel.
T,uIv yo,1r friend X.
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NOTICE.
STATEn MISSISSn PI

ITO ali persons claiming or having an interest,
either legal or equitable, in the lsad here
after described, at the time the same sold for
taxes, and slI such other persons As may be inter
este therein, to the Lots g. 10, Is and H. section
l6 township 90 range l, east, lyiag, and being in
Sunhower County, State OF Mississippi, claimed
under tax-deed, from the Sheriff Of SunhoWer
eounty.to Ezakiah AeNabb, dated May 3rd, 1855,
being the time said land Rss sold for the taxes
that had accrded on the same fer the year 1851, 70
be, and appsar at the Jane Term Of the Cham cry
Court Of Sanfower County, 1860, and show cause
against said tax-desd and Why the claimants said
= 80 s''1'' e d. J. ToUSON,
Nav '60-y4w Attorney for Claimant.
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A SUSPECTED SIAvEh-Information was
received at the United States District Attor-
news office, New York, late in the evening of
the 18th, that a certain vessel had cleared
from that port that was supected to be SLAYER.
mr. Gov. Morgan, of New York, who
onened the Black Republican Convention at
Chicago with speech, is the same gentleman
who signed the recommendation for Helpers
hook and contributed large sum of money
to circulate it as campaign document.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-30

The Democracy of Adams county met il
Convention at the Court House in this ctr
on Saturday the 10Th ints.. at IL NJ, pursuant
to call, Col VIM. Cannon being called tp the
Chair, and Campbell Marsh appointed SScs-
tary.
The Chairman explained the object Of tie
meeting which was to take such action as mght
be deemed proper in reference to the call ofthe
State Executive Committee for the appoint
ment Of Delegates to the State Conventon to
be held at Jackson on Wednesday the Dth
inst.
VIM. P Mellen, Esq, thereupon ofapl
series of resolutions, prefacing their introduc-
ton with pertinent and eloquent remarks.
They were seconded byJ. A. T. Midderhoff.
Esq, and the 1st, I'd, Sd and 5th were mani.
mously adopted, and the 4th with butone or
two dissenting votes.
Resolued, That we approve of the Phtform
reported by the majority of the committee,
but rejected by the Democratic ConEention at
Charleston. A
Resofue{, That we mainly appruge of the
course pursued by the Delegates from Missis-
sippi in insisting on the recognition Of the Ter
ritorial rights ofthe South. and, failing to OBJ
tain it. in withdrawing from that Convention.
Resolrsk That the gratitude, notenly of the
Democratic party, but of the entis South, is
due to those delegates for their firmand decided
stand against the majority of the Convention
(who represented minority of The States on
ly)and their eloquent advocacy Of the Consti-
tutional Equality of the States in the Union,
Resolved, That our Delegates 10 jackson be
and are hereby requested to vols for the same
Delegates to the Richmond eva Convention to
be held on the 14th proximo, as hose who rep
resented Mississippi at Chafston, if it be
deemed necessary to re-eled Or re-appoint
delegates.
Resolved, That fifteen delegates be appoint
by the Chairman to represent Adams County
in the Democratic Convention to be held at
jackson on the 3oth inst, and that the Chair.
man and Secretary be added b said delegation
On motion Of Capt. Midderhoff, the pro.
ceedings of this meeting wse directed to be
published in the Free Tradsr and Mississip
plan. The Convention then adjourned.
DELEGATz:
w P Mellen, Z M Blackburn, J A T Mid
derhoff, I Grafton, w L Balfour, w Smith
J s Holt. w W w Wood w L jackson, "
J Hodge, j Curry. F T Furd, A Swayzie,
Lowell, Hunter. ~
! WM.eANNON Chm
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DEAIEagENT Txx-nsxDs,

Jackson, Miss, May 18th, 1850. !
fTHfE following described lsnds, in the count, Of
4 Franklin, delinquent for non-paynenl Of
taxes of 1851, VIII be subject to entry or purchass
1t this oce after 50 days from the date hereof, By
aly citizen Of this State, upon payment 4
mount for which said lands are delinquent, and Al
costs to the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. viz: part Of Sections nine and
farty-one, in Townships Eve and six, Of Range one
East, containing three hundred and nipety-eight
acres fer the taxes assessed 70 the reputed owner
thereof. See Revised Code Of Mississippi, Chap.
1, Sec. Q, Arts. IS and 46, page 80.
E.R. BURT,
Nav I5s60-6ad. 4ud;tor Of Public Aoeoupts. (
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OXFORD, Miss, May q, IooU.
EprroR MIssrsslppIAN by request send
you the proceedings of large and enthusiastic
meeting of tho Democracy Of Lafayette. Our
Court room was crowded to its utmost Ca
pacity. You will find that our resolutions
are strong in approval Of the course Of cur
delegates. A substitute was offered but was
promptly voted down-only sustained in the
large meeting by four votes
A large delegation will be IN attendance at
the State Convention. Yours, A. T.
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III. NJ. ELLIS & Sos.-This Is the style oi
anew firm, Commission and Forwarding Mer-
Giants, st Louis, No. T. NJ. Ellis, ESQ, is
d the late iirm of Ellis & Ledbetterof this
Iace, where he has resided for many years
I'd is well known to oar citizens for hisenergy
hncsty and integrity. We cheerhily recon-
nsnd him and w. 4 Ellis, the Junior O. the
I'm. to the citizens Of their new home, as
nen worthy of theiscon6dence.
I For the benefit ofthose who may wish tc
purchase goods in s Louis, we refer them
with pleasure to ther card in this mornings
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-05-30

n DtcARR.-See the advertisement of this
eauti,aan... He brings the strongest and most
questionable testimonials OF his snl IN the
treatment of such cases as are specially emu
mersted in his card.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISsIPPIl In Chancery. To n
WAsHISeros CouNTr. ! vsmber term AD 1so<
WilliamP. Msllsn,


WiliiauP. Msllsn,
. o,s.. V.: silsos'aa.n Tar Tia.
ITO all persons claiming or having IN interes'
i either legal or equitable, in the lands herein
after described, at the tine the were sold "a
taxes, and all such orther persons q may be ints
ested therein:
Whereas, James q. Yerger, Sheriff and Tax Col
lsetor Of said County Of Washington, did, on II
- day Of March, 1855, sell the foIlosing lands i
said eounty to-wit: Lot T. of section ID lets AM
Z. of section ~ and lots !, :, 8, aud Of sec
tion 23 in township Is range 5, wsst, and execute
TO Jno. L. Fialay, Treasurer, 4e- the purchased
thereof. certificate Of purchase, recorded in bool
p. at page and whereas, the said fInlay, Treas
urer, did, on the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1885
By deed of that date, transfer to the undersigned
all his right title and interest," in and to said lands
and the undersigned claiming hsld all the sfore
said lands, (except South 1S, lots sn 2, In said
section 231 under said tax titles, has filed his bill
to the November Term, 1859, of the Ghsncery Cour
OF Washington County, prayed confirmation
thereof; Now, therefore, You are notified Of thi
premises, and that you be, and appear before said
Court, on the first day of the term thereof, to b
held 1t Gresnviile, on the 2nd Monday in Novem
ber next and show cause If any you against said
Tax Titles, and why the claimants title Co said
lands should net be confirmed
w. MELLEN.
Smith and Eugent, Solicitors.
~ q an
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HOY. Jons SIfDELI--This distinguished
southsrn Statesman has published da very able
Letter ia yindicatDn Of The courseof the ssce-
ding delegates. He advises that they should be
accssa;ted, for ths reasons set forth in the ad-
drsss s;rned BY himselfand. other members Of
Congress, bothto Richmond and 10 Baltimore,
and hat they should meet at the former place
ind adjourn over TO 1 day subsequent to
tias fxed for the meeting ut Baltimore." His
revew Of tie courseof the Squatter sover-
eieuty factiopi is pungent and scathing.
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vwv- Ne .re anth rized to announce the name of
FuW ARD . scan idsts Tor the orice o. PROBATE
80 Elsesion n o1ober.
- =. = ..th.zized Tn announce HOWELL A
II !. : csndiasts iur the office ofUoanty rreasar.r.
Elcctfmin 0cipnef.
-. - .uthorissd tannnaunce the name 81 SAMUEL
no.. nm. g candidate for the Office u Probate
ClsEk
~. :. .u,hur.zsa % announce W. N. RICHEY, IS
~ e-electon TO the GRce Of County Assessor,
4 IL nut eiection.