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Mobile Races.


From the Register we extract the following re.
port of the race on Wednesday over the Magnolia
Course
There was another exciting contest at the course
yesterday for the Club purse Of $500, two mile
pressed, was successful. There were four entries,
but Capt. Moore withdrew his FLY, Laura FsTis,
on account of some accident, leaving the field of
glory to Repentance, Uiacle JEFF and NeiH Rob.
i1lsOf1. =z=
The first heat was won by Repentance quite.
easily, Robinson second, aud Uncle JEFF bringing.
up the rear-tme, 3:52. But the second heat was.
won by Robinson, and a most exciting one it was.
too; every inch OF ground being hardly contested
by all the horses and but small space Intervening
between them at its termination time, 3:46a
Excitement was at its height at this result, and
it was thought by many that Repeftance's chance.
was gone but she took the track at the tan Of the
bell in the third and deciding heat, aud kept il 10
the end, winning only by half neck, Neil Robin
son second, and JEFF in rear but close up-tme.
3:5l.
SUMMARY:
WEDNESDAY, Dec IL purse $500 two mile heats
Capt, c,trils Col, A. L. Bingamsn] b. T. Repent 4>'
by lexington, dam BY Glencoe, years old. 2
Col s N Hills ch. C. Neiu Robinson, by Wagner, dam
H. il divers Gen Wesj CHI c Gacis Jt5 BY lie
Time-3:52A s:46a- 5:5l 49, :
For the second race, Messrs. Moore and Cottrill
had entered but the first named, having been ruled
of the track under the following rule of the Club,
could not of course, start his horse, so Capt.
Cottrill's horse Hefndon walked over and took
the Club purse of 5000, mile heats.
RULE XXXVI-SeRiiag and Dra,ring.--No per-
son shall be permitted to draw or sell his horse if
by the sale the horse be drawn) during the pen,
Judges, under the penalty of being expelled from
the Club.
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Thus done and the city New Orleans aforesaid
ms day month and first above wri ten, preen OF
Marcel Ducros and Antoine Gonand witnesses lawful age
sign their names with said nppearer and me Notsrv
The original signed J. B. SIIAWgON and others
NJ. T. nUGROS,
. f. ". =.E- A. CDNAED.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
tant in my Current Register r '9 -
New Orleans 18th June 1860
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Mortgages in and for the
Of ufeans certes that the foregoing Charter has been hi
day recorded in Society Book No. Z, folio 4l4
New Orleans 18th June, 1860.
je2o itaw5t oHAs, DARcANTEL, Deputy Recorder.
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A guest at the Duke of Wellingten,s table.
bufted out the question, " Pray. duke, was you
surprised at WATERLOO ?f With what an easy turn
of the wrist he ran the unhappy man thronch-
"No, but / am noW.n
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MURDERER ARREsTED.-A young man who
gave his name as Alfred Buchanan was arrested in
New York on the 10th inst, and confessed himself
the murderer of Mrs Shanks
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r .OUIsIANA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
Capital ssoo,ooo -=-=-- ~
.=~= DIRECTORS.
JLapeire Ell. Harris
Theodore Frots. JIM Robert,
| A. D. Grief IA. Bonnafcn,
Jacob Zoy, Amadeo Landry,
X. Ganucheau.
This Company will be ready transact business the
SEPTEMBER NEXT will against perls of the
rivers loss and damage by fre alsual
the current rates of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT. will be
made to those nsuring in this office.
E.aANUcHEAU. President
| A. PIooLEr, Secretary.
| New Orleans August I. 1889 aulstf
SPAADING's PREPARED GLuEl
| sPALDING's PREPARED GLBEi
sPALDING's PREPARED aLUEi
Save the PIeccsI
Room oMYi DISPATCH
sg~"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.n-&s
Asaccdents will happen even in elIrsguiae families ills
desirable have cheap way for re.
pairing Furniture, Toys, oroekers, etc.
spaIdtng's Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies and no household can to be
witheuit It is always ready and the sticking point
rheres longer necessity for tpng chairs sinared We.
headess dolls and broken cradles 1t lust artos
for she'll and other ornamental work popular
dies Of refinement and taste,
This admirable preparation Is being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities
best eabinetaaker eue II ay place of orSi
nary rnueilage, being vastly more adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
.BA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, cents,
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street New York,
address HENRY o. sPALDING 4 CO.,
Boz No. $780, New York.
Putup for Dealers Gases containing four
doEenaheantifu Lhograph showGard accompanying eseh
package.
SEA single bottle of sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
~illsaveten tmests annually to every household
Sold by all prominent sationers, Druggists
Furniture Dealers, 6rocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants shoud make a note of sPALDINGs
PREPARED GLUE. when making theirst II will stand
ny climate. jal9 1y&W
ITALIAN MARBLE, or VARIOUS DIMENSIONS,
Il Veined aud Pure White For sale by
BARELLI CO.,
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l+. %.a STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City of New Orleans
Be remembered that the ninth day of May 1862 before
undersigned, Justice of the Peace in and he city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Pychaua President
Iouis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who, being duly according law do de-
pose say that the foregoing just
correct transcript from the books Of said company.
II. PEYCHAUD. President,
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this ninth day of May
1866 ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Directors have this day declared cash dividend
thirty per the capital paid in of this Company
earnings of the year ending the h April 1860 pay
able accordance with Article Twelfth of the Charter of
Company, to-wit
Ten per cent the amount paid in payable demand
the stockholders their legal representatives after th
Goth instant and the balance credited nstament
the unpaid stock notes.
II, PEYCHAUD, President.
s. PLASSAN, Vice President
LOUIS BARNET TT, Secretary.
-DIRECToRs.-
s. Plassan A. Laforest, P. SIalochee,
c. H. Kernon, Thos N. Blake, b. Eautre,
p. Queyrou2e, F. Moreno H. Peychaud.
myll 1t
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srArE LOUISIANA, PARISH or oRtrANs}
| City Of New Orleans.
Bel remembered that the 18th day January, $780,
me- the subscriber Justice of Pence
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos soo President and
James Edwards Secretary the Sun Mutual
of New Orleans who being duly according law
do depose and say inst
and transcript from the books of said company
THoS. sI.OO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 18th day of January
1850. DF. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans.
Directors resolved pay an interest SIX
PER CENT. IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits the holdes thereof their legal representatives
and after the 18Th day of February next Also, to declare
dividend Of FORTY PEP CENT. 40 per cent? the
earned premiums Of the Company for the year ending Deem
ber ss 1889 which certificates viii be issued the 18th
March next.
The Directors, after reserving ONE MILLION OF Doll
LARS of profits have further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Of Profits Of issue of the year 1855 be redeemed
paid thereof legal representatives
andafte the 18th lay Of February next The Certificates
produced the time payment cancsent interest
Oh same to cease after the 3lst December, 1859.
THOMAS aLoO, President @ VA
mm...0- JAaIES ID. DENEGBE, Fice-Presldent.
JAgzs EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS. .<
James 2. penogre, FL. Hart,
4. Hugh Wilson J. Il. stauaer
Henry n Ra siais; John G. 1 Gsfes,,
T. e. Ffsmouist Thonas 500.
ia14 @M@ .u
TvHIRD ANNUAL srATEMENT
or rHE--
HOPE ms URA WOE COMPANY
or NEW ORLEANS
Offce-Corner Of Canal sr eet and Exchange Place
In conformity with the requirements of Charter tbs
Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans the following
statement:
Amount Of premiums received for the year @a= @@
ending April 80, 1867 .......,.........sl2I724 Is
Amount of unteinipated risks April 30,
ls59...,.,..............,.... 1850. FLOSS 90
---sl42,782 Is
Premiums Fire Risks. s9646 %
:. Marine Risks. .............. So S62 90 .a -a
River Risks. ............... l4215 90
Less Premiums Risks not Terminated. &C. 200 90
Retarn Premiums OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1851 s6-27 a6l SO
Amount of earned Premiums fer the year
ending rs above III $50 %
Losses paid during the same period viz
ON Eire Ri Rs. y 81 81
On River Risks.......... 4,3s0 "A
5per cent. returned to parties
, insured ..... s...,... 10 e95 a @@.."u.M @,ul5..
Expenses, less interest lisa 525 95 6277 rs
NetProfts. So, 5ll 81
s The Company have the following asse 9s on m
fGek i Notes secured by Ioeae on W
Real Estate worth double the amount ~
Bills ReceVaSe on Pledge s55S
Bills Receivable at short date for Pre-
NUNS ny i; - z56 Il
Due for Premiums in course collection. 80 2Is q
Cash on hand ..-...... ..........t...'. 5S,24S 81
--sls,741 d
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MIR RS :.

DIR EcToRs.
= JOHN D0LHoFDE, firm of Martin Cobb L Co.
4. 3. eHARPENTIER, firm Of Lobit Gharpenter 4 Co.
NJ. J. ZUNTS firm of j. NJ. Rhorer & Co.
CARL KOHN, firm of O. Kohn Il Co. z-ua=o
r. W. OGDEN, firm Of Cnsaehs Il Ogden.
L. F. GENEREs, firm of Abat, Generes q Co.
VICTOR NJ IGNAN.
JOSEPH DEYEO0DT.
A. GHIAPELLA. au16 tmvI
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TONES. SON &: rEELvAIn-

FEsOMES. SON d mELyAIN-
No. 6 MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
-Inporters and Wholesale Dealers in
GUNS, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEwELRy,
PAN0Y GOODS, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS
2-sole Agents for Wesley Richards Celebrated Guns
Eley's Caps Wedding and Cartridges, Heors Army Rasors
myl4 6m
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This Company continues to insure against pers of the
rates of premium.
Insurers in the Union Insurance Company are allowed the
privilege Of participating in the profits the Company accnrd
ing to he 18th article Of the charter if they prefer dis
losses promptly and equally adjusted.
JoaE N GRAwFoRp, Secretary N'ie'''
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P. Chs CuvELLIER,
o. L. KERNIOH, .
WALTER II. PETERS, N. P.
certify the foregoing be true copy OF the original extant
In my current archives,
Witness my baud and seal at New Orleans the 10Th day
y. al e. a. ~ loV0' WALTER H. PETERS. N. 2.
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INSURANCE.

others NJ T. Ducros, Conand Edward Barnett notary pub
lie.
certify the foregoing true copy of the orgnalextant
In my current register.
In faith whereof grant these presents under my
M 81 and the Impress fmy seal Of Office at New Orleans
aforesaid, this 9th day OF July 1860.
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages for the Parish Of
Orleans ceres that the foregoing Charter has been this day
recorded in Society Book No 4, Folio AL.
jysl ans 10 "a q JOHN HOLMES, Recorder
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

The FouR PARTIES, AND HOW THEY DIFF.
FER.-The Chicago Journal says "The
Lincoln party is in favor of voting slavery
dorm in our Free Western Territories the
Breckenridge party is in favor of voting it
up the Douglas party don't care whether
it is voted up or down and the Bell Ever
EFT party don't know anything about no.
thing In other words, the Liucolnites see
great advancing evil, and face it boldly
to combat it the Breckenridgites see it,
and offer to give it welcome the Douglas
ties see it, and propose to look on with calm
Indifference, and the Bell-Everetites shut
their eyes to it, so as not to see it all.
These are the differences between the re-
spective parties now competing in the po
litical arena of this country, the prize be
ing the Presidency.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

"BURYING" THE CAPTURED AFRICANS
From intelligence received here, there is
reason 10 suspect that the alleged mortali.
ty among the captured Africans at Key
West, is only sham to cover nefarous
designs which have been successfully prac.
ticed 10 some cases. The solemn mockery
of carrying collins to sea for purposes oI
pretended burial is well understood, and
they do. not always contain dead men,
Suspicious vessels have been prowling
around Key West with the intention Of car.
rying off parties Of these poor creatures,
aud it is believed that many of them have
already disappeared, who are now working
on plantations in Alabama and Mississippi
Some of the pirates engaged in the slave
trade preferred descent upon Key West
TO the hazards of a run to the coast o.
Africa and back. AS Congress made pro
vision for these negroes long ago. it is pro
perly asked why the President has allowed
this delay, if he intends to execute the law
The cry is now got up in Florida that they
do not desire to be removed, as il in thei
ignorant and wretched condition they were
competent to decide such question.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

"THE BARBARIsN OF SLAvERY."-Mr. SUM-
ner staid in Washington some days after Con-
gress adjourned in spite of the following warm
ing from some Of the barbarians that the nsti-
tuition breeds nor was the threat carried out,
for it came probably from men as cowardly as
they we're malignant:
Hon. Charles Snmner-Sir As the time
for adjournment of Congress is near at hand,
| "drop yoa a few lines to let you know"
that you would do well to leave the city
Immediately after the adjournment. Your
presence will not be tolerated a single dag
after you drop the privileges of senator
We are anxious to handle You roughly for
your infamous and slaRdrOus assault upon
the South, aud nothing but our respect for
the constitutional privileges which belong
to all members of Congress can deter us.
We are respectfully your friend,
GUTTA PERCHA,
TAR AND FEATHERs,
Cow AND RAW HIDES,
Aud others.
IVosb;potop n n June 10 1850
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

Some Of the gentleman ofthe Bell.Everett
party, finding all current literature so i'm.
pregnated with the agitating doctrines of
anti-Slavery and the records Of republican
candidates, turned to the Old Testiment for
relief safety but fancy their alarm hor'
ror, at reading in Psalms IA, 5, this al
lusion TO Honest Abe :" "a man was
famous according as he lifted up axes upon
the thick trees I" They have lost all conf
deUce in the'printed page now, save the Bos-
ton Courier and the New York Observer.
These sheets do not even reproduce the
Bible without eliminating all Objectionable
passages, as the Tract society does in its
publications
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

For the first time in the history of the
country the census returns Of some of the
districts have been completed and received
at Washington within month of the com
mencement of the work. From these re-
turns it would appear that the instructions
have been well understood and faithfully
executed. The number of marshals and as
sistants employed is about five thousand
and the prosecution Of this work will dis
tribute about one and half millions of dol
lars throughout the country. The cost o
the census of 1850 was one million three
hundred thousand dollars.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

CoRprALIrY-1'he Douglas national commit
tee have formally repudiOted the ideO.pf joining
with the Breckenridge men in any state running
joint electoral tickets. They do it 10 style so
insulting to the other side as to preclude any
hope Of compromise, if such should be desired
by either party. The Breckenridge leaders are
equally cordial, aud will not fall far behind their
democratic friends 10 reciprocity of favors and
gentle Offices, of like spirit. This settles the
question-kills all hopes or fears of non-elec
ton of president by the people-and gives to
Lincoln and Hamlin, by majority or plurality
votes, the support of every free state save
California and probably Delaware, and possibly
Missouri of the slave
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

OFFICIAL ABsoLuTHON TO THE DOUGLAS DEH.
oozATs'--President Buchanan formally gave in
his adhesion to the Breckenridge ticket, in
speech a column long, in response to call Of
the friends Of that ticket with a serenade in his
honor. But be didith ticket double harm, first
by cursiDg 1t with his friendship, and second by
Recognizing as democrats those who went fol
Douglas. This would seem to imply that Of
hosholders may go for Douglas, If they are
niud to J. and it. while supporting Breekenridg,
ITSELF the administration does not mean to max,
ell its OficehOlders support him, too, then, 10
deed is the vice president to be pitied. The
favor Of the president, unless illustrated and en-
forced by the active exercise Of the power o
removal aud appointment will do more harm
than good TO its object.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

The New Haven Register substantially
abandons the contest in Connecticut
1t says that from every quarter of
the state the oldest and most reliable dem.
ocrats assure it, that only by combina.
tIon OF the Breckenridge and Douglas men
is there any chance left of beating the Lin.
eoinl'eS In Connecticut They might as
well own up beat at once, or go off on q
sham light, each on his own hook for
lst, If they should combine, the very act
Of combination would disgust so many ar
dent patriots, of the ultra sort of Douglas
and Breckenridge stripe, as to be fatal
%, If they dOa't combine they cannot sue.
ceed. Sd, They are bound to be beaten
anyhow.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

An APPEAL-Messrs. Taylor Of Louisiana,
Pugh of Ohio, and Rust Of Arkansas, in be-
half Of the Douglas National Executive
Committee, have issued to the Democracy
Of the United States an address Of explana.
ton and counsel. They declare as the uni
versal sentiments of the supporters of Doug
las and johnson, that no compromise what
ever is admissible; that they have made nc
proposition for joint electoral ticket in
any State, and that they expect the rejec-
tion Of such propositions Indignantly, wher'
ever and wherever made They say if one
has any friends in any State, let them call
a State Convention at once and nominate
full electoral ticket, pledging the exclusive
support of Douglas and johnson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

TuE SAN Juan AFFAIR has broken out again.
The London Times has sharp article charging
the Americans through Gen. Harney with a
act Of bad faith, in breaking down the agree
ment made by Gen. Scott and the British COM
mander, that the disputed island should be held
in common, the Americans boldng one side,
and the British the other, till the main issue
was settled. One of the means of Gen. Harney
to this end was to replace Capt, Pickett in his
command on the island, he being the instrument
in the original collision, aud having been dis
placed by Gen. Scott as necessary to peace
fdl adjustment Of the preliminaries. Gen. Har-
ney had leave Of absence several months ago,
and has gone to Europe. Col. Wright, who
takes his place in command of the Pacific de.
partment, is authorized TO remove every just
cause OF complaint, and has probably withdrawn
Capt Pickett, or at least restrained him to the
strict line Of Gen. SCOTS agreement. AS soon
ssit was known at Washington that Gen. Har-
ney, before leaving the Pacific, had replaced
Capt Pickett in command on the island, he
Gen. Harney--was ordered to appear at Wash
ington, snd answer 70 charge of insubordi-
nation
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

FoRsles NEws. The steamer Vander-
biz, with EuropeAn dates Of the 4th inst,
arrived at New York on Saturday night,
bringing 2s5 passengers, among whom was
John G. Heenan. The state Of affairs at
Naples had improved, and the agitation
had somewhat subsidized. A dispatch from
Turin says that Baron Tslleyrand has been
instructed by his Government to insist that
Count Cavour should give due cousidera.
to the overtures of the King Of Naples,
relative to the formation Of an Italian Con
federation, aud the more so as France had
counceled these oyertures We have bu
little news from Sicily, No active move
meut had been made The universal suff
rage Of the people would be taken on the
question of the annexation Of Sicily tC
Piedmont. Numerous arrests had takeT
place at Palermo of former functionares
Garibaldi had sent some colOmns Of sol
ders to reestablish order in the interior o
the island, His Ministry being unpopular
new Ministry had been formed 1t il
said skirmish took place near Messina OF
the 30th ult., between some detachment'
of Garibaldi's forces and Royal troops
The same ardor for driving the Neopolitan
out of the island continues to prevail. Agi
tation has increased 10 Rome since the out
break in Naples, and all letters say that
crisis is imminent, as the attitude of par
ties toward each other was provocative o
a collision.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

A somewhat remarkable discovery has been
recently made In London. II is no less than
the fact that the Rotehsebilds are, and for
long time have been, the owners Of the London
Times. The statement Of Mr.. JOhn Walter
NJ. p, 10 Parliament that be was not The own
or, as well as the course taken by the Times
for many years, proves and confirms II ALL Not
one single move on the political cbessboard o'
Europe that have any tendency to injure the
securities Of any nation that were large credit
ors of the house Of Rotehschild, particularly
Austria, but has been yehemently opposed By
the Times. 1t would be surprising IL this dis
covery did not tend strongly to weaken the im
plcit confidence Of the Euglish public in thu
oracular ThuRderer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

"Indepeudent," the well informed Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia Ameri-
can, says
Heretofore gross errors and miscalcula-
tions have been covered up, by the contriv-
ance of reissung the Treasury notes as
fast as they were received, or, in other
words, by renewing the debt, without
paying picayune on account. That au-
thority stopped yesterday, by law and it
will before long be plain TO the country
that the great operations Of the treasury
have been carried on by process of "shin-
ming" which would discredit "lame duck"
10 Wall street. False balances and eXag-
gerated estimates will not answer hence
forth. The people will have some e'oppor-
tunity of discovering, just on the eve Of
Mr. Bucbanan's exodus from Office, what
is the real state Of the treasury next win
ter. One Of the earliest demands of Mr..
Cobb, will be for a loan to cover present
deficiency which may range between FIVE
and six millions, and before the close Of
the session another loan for nearly $40 900,
900 will be necessary to pay the floating
debt and postponed membranes of this
administration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-07-21

CoNsERvATyH MEETISG. - The meeting on
Tuesday evening last in Union Square. N. T.,
Of Fillmore and conservative men who are 10
favor o. Lincoln and Hamlin, was very large
sud sathusiastie. Speeches were made by
Horace Greeley, Rufus Andrews and Daniel
UlImaB, aud letters we're read from Roger s.
Baldwin, Of Connecticut, Jas. o. Putnam, Of
Ohaiaaqua county Truman Smith, and Others.
Resolutions endorsing Lincoln and Hamlin were
passed unanimously.