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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

CSTOLEN from my stable in the neighborhooi Of Columbia
- the night the c0th Of May last, fne Black Mare,
about hands high highly formed and we'll muse heavy
name without wt except perhaps, white
from nsrk Her long and pointed her limbs clean
and feet small hutwe shaped she under
saddle val silly fast PAGES and trots and kindly
in buggy any where Tue thief rode % fine black Spas
saddle BE tracked miles in The direction Of Fay
etIle or Winchester will pay the reward for the de-
livery Of the ny resnc and hundred dollars Tor
- "a - GID J. PILLOW.
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W D. FULLTUNs Cashier.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Hamilton County:
Personally me, 1. !. browning a-tng Justice
the for sid county, w. D. FULTos CusheI
OF the Of chattanooga, Who being duly swOn, saith
above OF the condition
knowledge and belief SsOrn
before me- this July 5th, 1869. l. }. BROWNING, J. p
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Premium Mineral waters. Porter
and Ale.

n The undersigned, desire to inform friends Gus
toners OF the city OF Nashville that fully pre-
pared furnish and ali TIE above named beverages
quantity that be required Ase my customers
y may rely always having their orders attended TO-
Persons furnishing Pic Mic excursions and other parties can
Supplied at shortest notice My daily running through
the city, that all may have opportunity OF beng always
supplied. N. MCCORMICK,
iune2Qtf Nashville. Tenn.
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Our FOR BELL AND EvERETT.-The Augusta (Ga)
Chronicle and Sentinel, one of the abest papers in
that State. which has been awaiting the action of
the Baltimore Convention before assuming posi-.
ton. has run up the only national f1ag-BEIL. and
EVERETT and commenced the fight in good earnest
The enthusiasm is spreading for the Union ticket
Look out for an 1910 fght-NashUHe Banner,
JtWe IS.
The Savannah RepH,icm OF the 10th inst. gu otes
article from the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel,
in which the following remark occurs
1t is quite true we have thought. anil still think,
that BELL and EVERETT have nOS sufficient strength
alone, before the people, to beat the Black Repub
cans, and to defeat that sectional organization, of
which Mr.. Lincoln has been made the representa-
tive man.
The reader will see from this paragraph that til e
Ignorers have no confidence in their strength
SENATOR GREEN OF Missouri on THE STUNr.-We
learn from the St. Louis Bulletin that Hon. JAS S
GREEN has taken the stump in Missouri for the
Democratic candidates He spoke at Canton on
Saturday speaks at Monticello to-day and will speak
at other placesSnamed in his published list of s7-
pointments. 1t is Mrs. GREENS intention to speak at
most Of the prominent places in the State before the
election, and we have no doubt our eloquent and
distinguished champion will exercise a powerful
influence in favor of BRECKENRIDGE and LANE By
the time he finishes his canvass there will be but
little of DOUGLAS Squatter Sovereignty left in the
State
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A Now BOrgia-A Woman Specializing in
Husbands,

From the Detroit Free Press, Jaly4
A short time since woman who gave her name
as Mrs Leroy arrived in this city in search OF her
husband, one VIM. II. Leroy, whom she represented
as having run away from her at Lafayette, Indiana,
taking with him a large amount of money belonging
to her She had been travelling on the charity OF the
Masonic fraternity, and received all the aid from
officers that could be rendered in helping her to find
her husband, who never ran away from her, and
whom she is now suspected of having murdered.
After two weeks of stay in the city, during which
time she made herself generally obtruslve. she pre-
pared depart, having entrusted letter to an &C
Guaintance who was not over and above stupid, for
deposit in the post office. The letter deposited
as directed hut copy of it remained in the hands of
the messenger, reading as follows:
"DETRoTT, June Is, 1860.
ssJim: Oh. if haint got him. Do for goodness
sake come to Port Huron as soon as your feet will
carry you there. Jim, got in with an old buck
and he wants to marry, but never mind, am sharp
enough for him. He has sent for my trunk and had
it directed to Port Huron. can't tell all but come
as soon as possible write to me and tell me what
to do From NETTIE.
The matter was taken in hand by Cunning and
Blodgett private detectives who Immediately COM
municated with officers at Port Huron, thus estab-
fishing watch on the female. day or two after
wards she arrived at that place IN company with
Prussian nar1ed Charles Fenner, with whom she
lived as his wife until last Friday morning, when he
was found dead In his bed, murdered by her with
morphine or some other drug.
A forged conveyance of all his property was ex-
hibIted by her, and also fraudulent marriage cert
fcate signed by Baptist minister in Detroit who
never had an existence. She was Immediately ar
rested and committed for the murder. Papers which
were found under the carpet in her room furnish
ground for the suspicion that her lost husband
disposed of IN the same manner.
As was remarkably an officer who was cognizant
of the case, She made miserable job of it." and
was fastened for certainty at the first suspicion
The woman evidently thought herself capable of
doing the murder business in wholesale and first
class STYLE by the way she went at it; but the result
showed how far inexperienced calculations go as
tray.
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We understand that this gentleman, former oppo-
sition member of Congress from the Knoxville dis
trict will not support the BELL and EVERETT ticket
There thousand Of the same sort in Tennessee
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This Morning, Friday, July l3, AT O'Clock
BENZ. SHIELDS & COMPANY,

VNTILL SELL account OF REMOVAL desirable lot Of Parlor
w and Chamber Furniture, Brussels aud Ingram Ca
ing, Spring Moss with ASSORTMENT Of
Household Furnishing articles Sale positive Terms cash. be-
fore delivery BENZ + SHIELDS & Co.,
iuIiI3 27 and 2S, Auction Rooms College street.
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THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIRI
ENTILL begin Tuesday, October 23ds 1850.
w and continue for thrse days. There will be about
$50 Prem u m s.!

TPBILLs WILL BE OUT AS SOON AS PRINTED.GU
Fair Grounds Immediately Memphis Carksyille and
Louisville RSilroad RnsselVe Turnpike miles from
GAINESVILLE q. IL WAKEFIELD, President.
T. ". KING. Secretary.
Nashville AMERICAN copy in Weekly to amount Of
S. send bill to CLGrksUike Jrers0nid
A Statement of the Shelbyville Bank of
Tennessee on Monday, July I'd, 1850, at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
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y3yHE second tri class creditors Of w. w. Hiszlx ,r,
noticed that the sale % Lands hei beneEt h avere~
Oh in NsvbuFgh. Leaiseount nes On he 1(srh
81 July next. This June the 4lh. $50.
D. Wfssr0N. Frustsa
inne5 oo-tds Ter ". ". Hrrzrr.
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WISH to sell tract Of land lying two miles North West
from adjoining the lands Of Davis. Glass
james Hamilton and heirs Of Maury, deceased. and
known as the Porter place OntAning about ~ Us
of which is In woodland. N. EDWIN PEkA1NSs
franklin, April -, 1850 >IEW-n
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Intolerance of the Douglas men-The way
It works

Intolerance of the Douglas Men-The way
ItWOrks.
On Friday night last the Democratic State Central
Committee of Maryland met in Baltimore, BRADLEY
7. JOHNSON, Esq, presiding Thirty eight members,
representing almost every county in the State, an
swered to their names
The Chairman having stated that the meeting was
called at the request Of different members of the
party throughout the State to take into cOnsidera-
ton the necessity OF holding State Convention and
ifdeemed necessary to name the time and place for
holding the convention,
Mr.. BELr offered the following preamble and res
olution:
WHEREAS, the results of the National Democratic
Convention were such as to produce differ ence of
sentiment and possibly to lead to diversity of action
in the party in this State, and whereas there has
been general expression of opinion that there
should be a conference of the Democracy of Mary
land to determine the course proper to be pursued
BY them (; therefore
Resolved, That the Democratic voters of the seve-
raj counties and the city of Baltimore be, and they
are hereby requested to appoint delegates to State
Convention, to assemble IN the city of Baltimore on
Thursday, the I'd day of August next, to take such
action as may be deemed expedient in view of the
present condition and prospects of the party
DIR. Hunt and other DOUGLAS men opposed the
q
harmonizing, and declared that they would support
only DOUGLAS ticket. Such was their intolerance
that it drove from their ranks some of the commit
tee who had hitherto favored Mr.. DOUGLAS We
find the proceedings in the National LrteVigeRcer:
Mr. HAYWOOD, when his name called, said he
had come into the room Douglas man, but he had
changed his mind. If the friends of Mr.. Douglas
are determined to distract the party, and were not
willing to take step towards reconciliation, he
could not be classed among them. He had listened
with regret to the remarks of the gentleman (Dr.
Hunt and if his statement the prevailing sen
timent of the Douglas wing he not of them, and
would give notice now that if a separate Douglas
electoral ticket was nominated instead of its receiv
ing his support, he pledged himself to give it an
Incorporating opposition.
Mr.. DOUGLAS friends in every State seemed deter
mined to rule or ruin. We cannot believe that very
many of the Democracy of Tennessee will enooUr-
age such n disposition.
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Convention In the seventh Congregational
District.

District
e,
Mse's Vi 'ns Den'saey OF 'os es1eah Congressional
district in Convention in OF Linden, the 3Otlt
d.v oF Irpe Iee0 f,r ne r,r,o.. =, ,c,,tino -
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a. - r.,.s-u :. ..,-.,u =
p.,s..-s n q -, i. " n
o. - lT-n., - -. -
-. - a. " sA
- . p 49,. = p r-s,--, 7. -.
lev, Williams W@ wbilweil, Wan Sctham. z MsvlerrS
and Jas Essley.
P91-peTsgSLy pa nsls si $50 D p nsn,,.5 vup
" Flowers McKesl. " Maxseli, Cooper Fl Lewis
Tom Whtsell. II KimbeI, B G Hickman, smith,
Co1Sa as, y Baker ana Joen oA1es-
Bentos-F Jee Perkins
AEcAdsry-Nens
T.asfs s,.ss s
Hardt.--Sone.
1ssols--Georgs Hinson.
S-;d.s n BULLOCK y barDer' D'~srS A-o W.T.
NJ - =, .s.-.s AZ. .,,I,v,D, ,,so.
Iutions ,vbr, -. .a.,.a5.
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TENNESSEE CONFERENCE
l. louisville and nashville
Ezzzz5s es;fsz5a 80 go
RAILROAD.

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making close connections Loliyye for
New FORK, Boston, philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City,
after SUNDAY, July s;h 1850, trains will
follows:
First train leaves Nashville 500 NJ daily, stopping at
lan Bowling Green Glasgow Junction. Ezabehtowu all
regular stations when sgna BY hag and arrive at Louis
vile at l;4O NJ
Returning, leaves Louisville $40 NJ. stopping
anu arriving in Nashville at BIS P n.
second train, Express. leaves Nashville at $50 ",
daily Sundays exeepd stopping first train, and arriving
in Louisville $3.50 A. 81. Returning leaves Louisville
Geo P NJ stopping above, and arriving in Nashville at 3O5
NJ.
Gaatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (Sun
days excepted 1870 p NJ and arriving GAllatn NJ
Returning leaves allan at 100 NJ and arrives in Nashville
at 900 A NJ.
Through tickets sale at the Depot for all points North,
East and West, with many different rout7s.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, supt.
A I ErvT, GAIL rsoL.f All srr.Fa l..
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EhOEESSAONAls CARD.
NE. HENRY MELVILLE, OF New York City, respectfully
inmates 10 the ctzen5 Of Nashville and vicinity, tina. he
now in the city, at the ST. Cloud Hotel, where he will
advise with all who suffer from
CaIarrh,' Bronchitis, Consumption and
Asthma.
Except Wednesday, llth in when professional engage
nent calls him from the city.
DR.. MELVILLE has had experience OF years the
management Of all forms Of Pulmonary Diseases
fer With pleasure to his professional intercourse and SKILL
in Tennessee among whom he is kindly Permitted
mention the Of Judge Ridley Of Jefferson Gen.
Ma5ck, OF Locust Hill; Judge Brien Of Nasbvile Col
Guild and Ii BackEore, ESQ.,, OF Gallatin
In the treatment Of these Diseases Dr. avals himself
OF all the which modern science and discoveries
have put within the power Of the Physician, and which
snpersedng the old plan Of stomach treatment.
Further information thissubj treat
Use on Topical Medication in Pulmonary Diseases published
Dr. NELvuE and which be had ga.uousy The Book
stores application to him his The 81. Cloud
Hotel. julylO-dtf
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DURCHAsE Immediately one Of 6 w. PoLHuEsT's w ASH
II Ing Machines, with which anall boy girl
do all the washing the largest family This is the only
fec machine the invented. he only Washng Na-
chine In the world which vii supply ef e pso-
pie. Prize sIO HARDY BROTHERS,
uneIs II Sole Agents AZ Public square.
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Also in Bond ossk Of James Hsnney BrEady, Vintage
Of ls52 which Wsthnk VIII 'u the most iasaOasp palate
L
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Democratic r1eeting i'm Benton.

Alta meeting Of portion of the Democracy Of BeutOn
ty held Court house Camdsn the 9Th ing Col
BoHERTY Chair, PsKKlSs appointed
Secretary.
The meeting addressed BY the Chairman fcble and
appropriate sye in which he presented the political Issues the
day. and showed the popsy Of every citizen Of the
country supporting BREcKIERIDGk LANE.
JEEE PERKI presented the following resolutions, which,
after being resd, unanimously adopted:
Resolved That We portion Democracy eoun
Convention assembled at Camden, believe that the Plat
adopted by the Convention which nominated John Brock
inrdge and General JOsnh Lane candidates for President and
Vice President the United States contains fair exposition Of
the political issues OF the day, that IL xacS nothing tan
the Consultation grants and denies section Of the country
that which guaranteed the Constitution and the Laws Of the
United states,
Resolved That believe two more national
could selected candidates Pres
dent and Of the United Saesthsn the gifted John
Breckenridge, Of Kentucky, and the gallant General sePh
Lane Oregon and knowing that they have been veil tried
battle fields the plains Of Mexico in defence OF
country and that in legislative councils proved them
selves profound and conservative hereby pdge t. them
cordial support and nhu in the ensuing election.
Resolved, Thai. believing the duty Of every patriot
both North and South, who is in favor Of equal rights TO ALI 10
join and assist in repeng the or the Constu-
and Of Cons rghlhe Black Republican par
ask them to forget differences and invite them TO
jon in eCo TO put down that party which den IS to d
those sacred rights which guaranteed BY the Constitution
and which purchased by the blood CT freiathers
tive Committee for county-w sTEELE, DAVIDSON WM
B.RTLETT, W DoHKKTY and JEFF PKRKINs.
The following gentlemen appointed 10 each C District
county, request they their best efforts to
promote the Democratic y in the present
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The Patriot has nearly one entire page of yester-
days paper devoted to extracts, from r. BARNwELL
RHETT and Others by which it affects to prove the
charge 'of disuniOn made against the Democracy.
The most of those extracts have already been read
ane re-read from nearly every stump in Tennessee
by Opposition speakers in past canvasses. During
JOIN c. CMHOUN's life the Democracy were charged
with being for notification and disunion because he
acted with the party. Since his death RHETT and
YANCEY have beent he names used by the Opposition
to brighten the unwary into the belief that the Dem
cratic party were for a dissolution of the Union.
We notice among the names Of Assistant Electors
for this county the Opposition ticket that of JOHN
HUGH SMITH, Esq. This is the same JOIN HUGH
SMITH who was so bitterly denounced by large num-
bers of his Opposition brethren last year, because
ne presumed to run for Mayor against "the regular
nominee" and who swore they would never vote
for him for any office. Indeed, they read him out
of the party. Now when there is work to be done,
they will gladly accept lis services.
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A For sale =
rar-NrFsv EREsrnr~rr

WELL IMPROVED AND VERY VALUABLE,
1.-TWO and half miles from Nashville Marfreesbero
Turnpike Road The dwelling Is o. Brick. built modern
style very commOdcus containing zine Of good
besides halls antechsnbers, china elOs and cellar
and situated in
A beautiful Grove of Forest Trees.
The kiuehsn, wash bck-Eth
All necessary ont buildings, aod large cistorn,
The place contains thirty Of land Of which
twelve in Heavy Timber
No bridge RalrcsG % pass and the Toll gate viii Be
moved beyond,
Also, adjoining the sbovs Bsautfu Building Lots
containing from SIX to thirty Of seventeen ses
heavily inbered.
These veil adapted TO Earasning-being the
city and u ee soil eea, Of rock Possession any tine
FOR terms apply to the Undersigned the premises a 33
College street A. II. FORD
Nashville, June % go dtf
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WE have snail lot Apple Brands Ncrth Caro-
wv lima, aid to be rs Tears ODD Ahch believe to
nay9s LBLLYETT SMITH.
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Ed UUOPEBi President.
WIN. g. JErr Cashier.
STATE OF TENNESSEE Bedford County:
Personally appeared before VIM Gabreath, acting
Of the Peace for said county, WN JETT Cashier and
CoOH, President and made oath that the above state
and according TO the books Of said Bank
sworn subscribed before me, this Jly 9h 1860
julyI3 VIM GALBkEATH, J-P'
Statement of the Condition of the Bank of
Chattanooga, July 5th, 1850.
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The Atlanta (Ga) Locomotive states that Dr. H.
V, N. MILLER has declared himself for BREcKNRIDGE
and LANE. Dr. MILLER is one of the abiest men in
the Opposition party of Georgia, and has won the
s0briquet of the ~DENosTHENESE Of the Mountains"
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ATNA COAL
Publishing Gnnds

nUR stock Of Full Bosom shirts amin eoples for cool
" and comfort commend theu a. hay
rpPtcpats 70 ne present hot
styles.
have also received another lot OF handsome Neck Ties,
Dressing Rotes su penders &c, &c.
Aso re supply Of se1sofable Undsrssr Call a1d
goods We are determined dispose "a IN at very sgures,
icing anxious 70 reduce stock. !. n. McGfLL.
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The Minnesota papers report Gov. GoRNAN, of that
State the leader of the State Delegation in the late
Democratic Conventions, be in the habit of saying
81 saw sir Douglas is bound, sir to be elected, sir
unless he Bel aud Everett proUe false to then
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-13

| Mr. r. H. GLASS. one of the DOUGLAS delegates at
Baltimore from Virginia has published an address
TO the Democracy of his district in which he says
It is nv purpose to support Breckenridge and
Lane for the single reason that they can, perhrps,
better unite the vote of Virginia than Judge Doug
las while they at the same time safe and con-
sa-votiva
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Persons attending the Democratic Meeting at
ClarksVhle tomorrow can return either on Satur-
day or sunday. We hope that a sprinkling of Da-
wilson Democrats may pour upon our Montgomery
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The Banner under the head Of Cheering Sigss"
saws ~the n. O. Crescent, Bulletin and Pcaylyae,
Augusta CGa.) Chronicle, and Athens (Ga) Wdtch-
man heretofore neutral in the present contest have
calamity hoisted the flag Of BELL and EvERETr'
DoSs not the Ba,ner know that not one Of those pa
pers ever supported Democratic candidate for the
Presidency? They have always been anti-Demo-
cratic. Their dislike to BELL and EVERETT may have
caused them to hesitate to raise their flag.
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Also, lot Of Choice WhIsIziet in store sinos ls57
ana which defy eogpetitiOn
LELLYE5T 4 SMITH.
may26 '6o-dlm Mes 10 and I2 Sllth Afarket Ifress
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REPUDtATEs.-The Savannah Republican, of the 9th
saws: "RTCIARD IL. WHITLEY, of the Second District
whose name is upon the list of the State Executive
Committee who publish call for a DOUGLAS State
Convention says it was signed without his authori-
ty, that he rcpudiates DoUGIAs and intends to sup
port the BRECKTNRIDGE ticket
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THE WHOLE TICK EFT!
RrOwnsvilIc LOIS tor Sale.

KNIE offer sale on the most liberal terms. number Of de-
w sirable building ots In brownsville from "a to miles
from Nashville fronting the Galan and Porter Pixies.
tanning from four each. soil and nehbsrh0Od
surpassed tmbTed We will also sell from SO
to 100 3 body de The rapid growth OF Edgefed
will enhance very rapidly tie value n the Brownsville
you wish good properly in good neghborhOod, don't
fail to examine the Brownsville lots
JL& r W BROWN,
july3-2m AZ Cherry street
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$50 Reward.

NEW RAILROAD GUIDE
FOR JULY IssO JUST RECEIVED By
z. HAGAN,
juiys-dn II College street.
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Mass Meeting at Huntsville on Saturday the 2sth,
to ratify the nomination Of BREcKNRIDGE and LAxEI
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The position o: the Hon. JoHx J. CRrrrENDEx is
somewhat uncertain. He is claimed for three can
ddates for the Presidency, BREck.NRrDoE. DouGIAs
and BELL
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The Louisville Courier is authorized to bet one
hundred dollars that the friends Of Mr. DoUGLAscan-
not name a State that viii go for him.
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Ist Dstrict-A Gossett, Whitfield Tippstt.
q Dstrict-John Mathews, G Flowers. Utley.
Sd Dstrict-"hos WHY, J H sEindle, J Anderson.
4th Disfrc.-K G Cole. L II Pope, L Croker
eth DIstriet-D P Hudson, II Williams, W Tarnsr.
7tk Disrict-Jas L Whsatley, Iohsbod Farmer.
9Th District -Thos Wsrmsck, David Alsup, VIM Barnes.
9th Distrct-Thos Andrews, Juo A DOherty, MIR Ersn.
10Th DistrIct--W II Clark, J Robinson, Croker.
IIth Distri:t-Wesley HALEY, II Wright, J smith.
On motion the Convention adjourned
JEFF PERKINS, Secretary. W JOHKRTY, Chairman.