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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30

e. GEORGE r. STEEL,
DENTIST,
o.. Ot ,e and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9 ~ SITS, FIRST door above Crenshaw's New Hotel,
X Richmond. Va. ''~''
Haviag an experience of ten years in his profess
SION, he feels confident of giving satisfaction TO
those who may favor him With their patronage
NH l5-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-30
CONDITION Or VIRGINIA BANKS.

fro BE concluded IN OUR NEXT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
[F'om The Burlington H.wkeye.]
Tho Execution of Kephart.

At an early hour Of July 5th, the peo-
pie began to assemble on the ground
where, according to report, Kephart
would be hung. The place chosen was
on the road leading north from Batavia
to Abingdon, about hundred yards or
more from the bridge that spans the
creek. 3ffa ff
The writer arrived upon the ground
about 10 A. NJ, and already hundred or
more people were waiting, and the scat
fold vas in state Of erection, while two
men we're busy digging the grave.
BY noon two thousand people ut least
had gathered to witness the execution,
which was a novelty perhaps, to the ma
jority and on the right bank of the
creek, fronting the scaffold and the
place where the bodies of the murdered
woman and child had been found. the
women who numbered three or four
hundred, were seated, and as it seemed,
we're as merry as though they had been
invited to bridal scene; but if one at
distance had been deluded, upon draw
ing near to listen to the chatting be
would have learned then and. therc. that
tender woman, kind hearted, mild and
lovely, can be gay, even when an engine
Of death stares them in the face yes.
and even when . man bangles in the
air, whose neck IL broken BY the fall
from the trap door of the gaIlows. and
who hangs suspended by : ropo until
the last vestige Of breath Is choked ont
OF him, and HE spirit goes to the wosld
of shades. 1agEe4o A9aayF
At ~ o'clock, . messenger arrised
with the intelligence that the mob had
broken into the jSil - fairfield. and4e-
ken ~ prisoner from the Pe1er;of he
tlew, despias sthoslaqeeas ;apeeoess thsi
"a: !! ssss l jssss'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

AZ 2P.M. dIel5nguished c'etaen q
,Asarsx .sspqPsi upon tha 1e.3 o'a = ;sa
ms y Ibort nervo( hss PgY 70 "
md itods, which . proved =
prd eedingf hyUsg hoq snS - vsca
I'd krkedl Il ha prol ksedlb b CD
fearing man asd lsw-sbidiog citizen, but
when devils came from he'll We should
send them back.
A 3 Karhast, the inurdsror, 10 VIC
tim, climbed the ladder and stood upon
the engine Of death, no moe to breathe
urou the earth. Jpe had esep gwen
Nm Is mSkt I b6niks(ioa aadias il had
not expired, be was allowed 70 s't down,
70 pass ~ easily ~ possible the few -
manning movements Of his lie.
At . quarter past 3 he was forced up.
on the trap door, = white handkerchief
having been tied around his head 70 hide
his face from the gaze Of the eager spec
tatoJs.
By calls from numerous voices, the
handkerchief Vas rem we'd for lew
momemts, to allow thd multitude 70 look
upom bis countensnce, and to allow hun
last look At the bright sunlight and
the beauty Of nature and while he thus
stood, his eyes caught sight Of bis grave
which yawDed beneath, and then per
haps volupc Of thoughts, the thoughts
and deeds Of three score years crowded
his memory. and he breathed, 0, SO hea
Willy, 10 know that the sins OF his lie
the so:ro~s and joys, the light AM
darkness of his career eliminated thcl
and tho,e. The handkerchief was re
placed, and unconfessed, without word
the rope was cut and he hung suspend
ed between heaven and cath.
The eight Was . hard one. There
stool man of sixty, bare-headed, bare
footed, raggedly clad, With halte
around bic neck, abont to 60 in hi
Makers presence without due form o
law, without trial by jury, and unpre
pared. Perhaps it was all right. Time
proves all things, and time may Prov
the Justice or the error Of yesterday
solemn scene. 1t.
AooNcY, July 6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

DOUGLAS IN NEW ORLEANs-The ans
nouncement laet night (says Sundays
New Orleans Irae Delta) by telegraph
of the nomination Of Stephen A. Douglas
at the Baltimore Convention drove the
masses OF this city into Juror Of exul-
tation, such as never before occurred in
New Orleans. As soon as the True
Delta flag was thrown to the breeze,
with the words attached to it, graceful
folds, {" Douglas triumphant" y rush was
made to the Office OF the Organ Of the
People, aud in less ten minutes after
wards the streets were crowded with a
living, moving mass Of humanity, whose
cheers rent thu air. This morning, at
9 o'c!ock, one hundred gnns will be fir
cd at the foot Of Canal street in honor
of the glorious result.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

~ lights on the Railroad Bridge will b % 81
ragged y 70 show the head aud foot of the pisss
on each aide q the 'drsw passage. Boats going
down can see the right and left hand Of the pisrl
Of the d1v from Stuhb's Eddy, sbost one nile
shove the Bridge. Boats goinS up 90 80 the
right and left hand pisrs from poiat ~ ~ Chan
mel Opposite the foot u the Islasd, ossfourth q
: mile below the Bsidge. 4e,
s, The grsen Hienal Light % The 8tef q tAs fool
Of the pier; And the rSd Sishal Light q the he'd
Of the pisr, 'Winbe eontin0ed - ksssto6ose.
Davenport. llAvsA "a Is6s.- inar9S- dSu,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TOWNSHIP
i Trustees will receive proposals and contract
fer the mason and carpenter work on three Bridges
to DO built across Duck creek. aid also for the
repairing to be done on the Goose creek and Grow
creek bridges, on tho Dubuque road. Plans and
specifications can DO seen 1t the house Of John
Wunderlieh All proposals must b made On OF
before the 72d day Of July, 1860.
! ;* !: sS S$$SsS'' Trustees.
June II, 1s60.-dtd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Iowa are hereby requested
to meet in Convention by delegates from their
several counties ON Thursday, the 18th day of Ju-
ly 1861 in the Capitol st Des Moines, for the pur
pose of nominating candidates for Presidential
Electors, and for the several State officers to be
elected in November next viz: Secretary Of State,
Auditor Of state, Treasurer Of Stats, Register Of
the State Land Office, and Attorney General. The
basis Of representation will be the same % 1T tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11


The psopsiston have for this Season diseostin.
usd all their other travelling EstablishusLts, and
eo1esntrntsd al their energies and fsciltios upeu
this, their favorits Company, consisting Of I'll the
Stars, Foreign and American, and the most splen.
did and valuable Stud Of
Ring and Performing Horses,
Ever brought before the public, selected from their
various Companies, all under tho personal super
ihtendence Of tho managing proprietor,
MIR. CHARLES J. ROGERS,
Whose discipline and tact have elevated this class
Of amusement to . sandsrd Of Elegance, Reems.
went and Perfection to which all other Companiss
would vainly hope to attain. In this unequalsl
collection Of Artists, will be found
Little Hate ornaond,
Tho beautiful, graceful and accomplished Eques-
trian and Dauseuse, whose superiority has won
Tor her the sppellatiOn OF the "JuCsnile Queen of
tie South.
Nh. JsAN JOHNSON AND MATER FRANK BAasy.
dashi1g, daring Bareback Feats Of Horsemsnship.
together with
Mons. FRANCOIS. MRS. F. ORMOND.
EKANK BARRY, MONS. AUGUSTA.
6IGNOR ANTONIO. TOW WATSON.
=: n. PEPPER, hi. DAY.
hEkCULES LIBBY. NICK FOSTER!
JOHN BARRY. JOHN KEEFE.
". H. HILL. CHARLEY FISH,
GEORGE WOOD. PROF. SPAUN.
Excelled in no particular in their performances.
And the Trick Ponies,
Aristoot, Wildfrs, Big Thunder.
Tho Spotted Mule,
= U II II L q,
The DsCasf Mule Pk0ess1
And the celebrated Louisiana Bred
81 o r S E, 81 ] r A n !,
Trained by Mr. C. J. Rogers, and acknowl.
edged to be the best Performing Horse
IN the Continent.
Grand Aquatic Representation,
On the morning Of the arrival 1t each place Of
Exhibition, about O'Clock, A. NJ. the csebra-
ted English Court Jester, Tom Watson, will
sail down the River in =
Washtab Drawn BY Four Geese,
Iafull visw of the public on the bank.
-O-O-
Will be exhibited under ono Pavilion, At a.d I
Pm, II Davenport, Monday, Jnly leta.
Admission so Gents. Children d Cents.
immediately after ssch Circus Performance,
Sraiaing / Rogers
|CAuPBELL MINNTRELN s.
Including the slite Of the acknowledged Eth
opean Performers, will givss
Recherche Minstrel Entertainment,
Under the Circus Tent.
Admission to Concert, only Is Gents.
u. ~ DING ExS. Assss.
Will also exhibit at Rock Island, Monday, July
9Th; Ls Claire, Tuesday, July 10th; Lyons,
July 18th Bellsview, July 18th; Galena, ia
" 18th /; Dubuque, July l4th Davenport, July
18th. july4-dEwtd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

According to . rule adopted At former State
Convention, NJ county can be represented BY
proxy.
throughout tho State are requested to call Coun-
ty Conventions. or to take such measures for thu
election of delegates to the State CONVENTION Is
may be according to rule or usage in their rcspec-
tive counties.
It is needless to urge the importa nee Of slecticg
full Gets Of delegates, and Of persons who will be
most likely TO be in attendance.
According to usage, i he Convention will be called
to order At IL o'clock, A. H., Of the day designs-
ted in tho call.
By order Of Dem. State Executive CoDmittee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
EDUCATIONAL.
- q - ID - NJ -
-OH fHB-
IN VACULATE CVNCEDTlnM
YOUNG LADInA.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Cenaacttd By tho Sisters Of Charity
OF fHB-
BIessed Vergin.


THIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BrAuTIrrr.
y situated, about enc mile from Davenport.
ana commando view Of scenery unsurpassed ies
onesesiug care and vigilance will 10 exercised
to promote the moral and intellectual i.nsov.-
meat os NE pupils, and in sickness the necessities
o. 'ne sufferer will be administered to With the
fondness Of parent.
The course Of education comprises Orthoera-
P6y, leading, Writing. Arithmetis. Grammar.
nlocat'on biography (ancient aud mode rn,) His
ing. Astronomy. with the use Of the Globes. NJ.
theology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philo:s-
Phy, fhysiolosy, Botany, the french and German
Langueges, Music on the Piano, Guitar. H., Draw
ing in Crayon, Nonochromatic and Polychromotie !:
Also. dr.cian and Oriental Painting, and practical
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

Commoa sense rules the mass Of the people.
Whatever mi.named and nisanthrops Phfoso-
piers msy say to the contrary. Show them good
thing; let its merits be clearly demonstrated and
they will NO, hesitate to give it their most cordial
patronage. The masses have already ratified the
Judgment Of physician, concerning the virtues
Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, ~ may be seen in
the immcase quantitie, Of this medicine that are
annually sold in every section Of tho land. II IL
now recognized - greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for diseases Of the digestive
organs, such as diarrhea, dysentery, dyspepsia,
and for tho various fevers that arise from derangs
msnt Of those portions Of the system. hostetter'a
name il rapidly becoming household word. from
Maine to Texas, from tho shores Of The Atlantic
70 the Pseife. Try tho article and be satisasd.
Sold BY druggists aud dealers generally, every.
whore.
~ Sec Advertisement in another column.
iul5-dAw1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

SUHHEnE Court DECISION on Tn
'APPRAIsEMsSr LAw.--Somc time sine,
tlle Attorney General Of this State gave
itas hA opinion that the appraisemen,
Law passed at the last session Of the
State Legislature was dead letter, so
far rs prior contracts arc concerned,
and now we have the decision OF the
Supreme Court on tie subject. The
Lyons Adv0cate Publishes the follow
lag communication of the Clerk Of tht
Court, 10 Hon. A. r Cotton:
CLsfK's OSricE SUPREME CoUnT,
Des Moines, June go, 1860.
DEAR IR:-Ths Supreme Court have tai'
day decided thst Chapter 1872 the laws o
the Eighth General Assembly. entitled AT
Act TO provide for the Apprase Of Prep
srty sold under Execution: approved Mare
seth. 1861" cannot apply to contracts mad.
prior TO the pass age of said act
Yours. truly,
LEW kinney, Clerk.
Here, then, is an end to all the ''rc-
lief" which was so loudly talked OF and
foolishly promised by the Black Repnb'
lican candidates. Thus it turns out
with every important measure they at
tempt to enact.
Gov. JOhns0n's Acceptance.
We publish this morning in full the
acceptance Of Gov. Johnson OF the
nomination for the Vice Presidency on
the National Democratic Ticket. 1t il
an able document, and will be read with
great degree of interest by all Demo
Gratis. More especially and fervently
do we recommend its careful and I'M
biased persual to those gentlemen who
refuse to endorse the nomination of Mr..
Douglas at Baltimore, on the ground
that said nomination was not regularly
made; and to those who have taken a
deep and warm interest in the Southern
Congressional intervention policy.
Coming as this document does, from
q Southern man, from one who WAS born
and raised under strict Southern princi.
pies and Southern influences from one,
too whom the noble old State Of Geor
gia has twice elected Governor comm ,
AS it does from such man, we can but
claim it is entitled to universal and can.
did consideration of every man who
calls himself Democrat. la the al
dress, Mr.. johnson has shown himself
TO be a sonnd-headed, clear.sighted pol.
itician, and one who has not lost sight
of the entire welfare Of the party and
the country at large in attempting to pu
down one man. His position at once
challenges our entire respect and high
est admiration.
Again we recommend to all the care
full pursual Of the following article, ano
we trust it may have the effect not only
to confirm the weak and reclaim thu
wandering, but to reassurc those who
arc already strong:
The Vice Presidency.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

Il invites, and incur the heavy rssroa-
sitijrty vh:cl.sis ,mposf. l have no.h.
thSg u add Snt the prcssion Of my
tb ks for)6e hone 90 unexpectedly
CD Ierrs upon me- Ind NY c"disl &C.
kd0wiedg menss torvhs aas.eriog terms
in which have been notified Of my NOM
iuat,on. Whatever may be Lonorably
done ] shall checriully do TO nainta'"
the iutegrity Of the party aud u e
triumph OF i.s principles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
The Vice Presidency.
GOVERNOR JoHNsON's ACCEPTANCE OF
THE DOUGLAS NOMINATION..

The following is the speech OF Hon.
Herschel V. johnson, Of Georgia, on
Tuesday last, at the National Hotel, &C.
cepting the nomination for the Vice
Presidency on the National Democratic
ticket:
Mr.. Chairman, gentlemen Of the
Executive Committee or the Nation
al Democratic party, and fello,c. cit;-
gems:
Twas taken by surprise when re.
ceived Geographic dispatch in Balti-
more, at three O'Clock this day, that the
Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick had declined
the nomination rendered him by the
Democratic convection, and that it was
demanded of me to accept il. 1t is
known TO many Of You that my name
was freely mentioned ia Baltimore in
connection with this nomination, and
TIA | perslstent!y refused it but invari-
ably ulged that If Georgia were to be
thus honored, it was due to another OF
her sons distinguished for his talents and
great public services. This was nv
earnest desire and the desire of the
delegation Of which l was Il member.
But tho convention, in its wisdom.
deemed it best to nominate statesman
Of Alabama. 1t was entirely satifacto.
~. Alabama is the child Of Georgia,
aud the mother cordially responds to
any compliment bestowed upon he,
daughter. Those are the circnm stances
under which / have been assigned this
distinguished position, and which de.
mand that disincIination should Weld to
the voice Of duty.
The National Democratic party is in q
peculiar condition. 1t is assai!ed in the
house of its proiessed friends, and threat
ened with overthrow. The country il
In peculiar condition. 1t is on the eve
OF sectional conflict which may sweer
down all political parties and terminal.
In dissolution of the Union. It is tn,
duty OF patriots and statesmen to unit,
~ avert'ng these threatened calamities
Il may be inappropriate to rcfcr e
the circumstances which imper,l the Ma
tionai Democracy. The Alabama dele
'agatioa went to the convention at Ch.rIo.
ton instructed to demand the incornors
ton into the platform of the party o
the propositions that Congress should in
tervene for the projection of slaves f
the territories, and, 10 withdraw if tn
demand should be refused. It was re-
q, fosed, and, I think, properly refused
That delegation did retire, and wit
the4 = large portion Of the delegation
from the cotton States. Why shout
they have retired? The record show
w. that Il they had remained At their DOS
y 'thsy had the power to have prevente,
at4eE ~ knjnafion Of any candidate wh
might F. Obnoxious 70 the South. Thu
81 yedeped ~ speeselbas, the ConyentioI
"a ~ ~ Bal1|nops and rsoueste
Il y = y m ~ vaesaeiee j. 81
A H esaysofloI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
[BY AUTHORlTY.l
N oTICE


HvOrvCE rs HEREBY GIvRN THAT THE
IN lepAs al>ng the Dss Moises river ie Iowa
"a vithia the claimed limits d the Dec Moses
spaps % that State, shove the mouth Of the No..
sosa HSek az sid sivsr, which have Sses seecssee
fseo sale heretofore on socount Of the s!eaD -
The State thereto, will continue reserved, sos tes
m Heine. from ssls, OF from lecasioD - Any
sneaiee q oeeip o. warrant notg.thstaadtag -
recent dseisioe Of the Supreme Court sgaiass ths
elsiu. LA
TIL an&ios 10 dsensd necessary . a4ee3 tina
fae C.ne5ese - cousidss, upoa memorial - eeAA6r
wise. tAe ease of actual bose fds cseslsss hoIdta
srdcr titlss fssn the stats, asd q naks s1s6
neevisioa ~ con6smatieo q adjustment - the
ejains Of such settlers % nay appear g - hohS
~ csopsy. 1afs JOS. b. WILSON,
- Coumamieoee Il Ne Geoesal LAnA o..
OsuBsAA LAND OIuC1, .s 49,,
Nay 10, 1850. jons10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11
SPECIAL NOIICES.

~. ne: +: :. :; : =; +. ;:.:s !:
SAicA = not lily Vhinaa - bsd but Netss
sSpsl Ne fosi humoss which pseAsee dreaded
headache, Ito dolorsux and rhssaatisn, - we'll -
liver sasstisas, pain IL the sids ssd Esssss hss-
vinass cad ssssiaess spee ~ least sxsrtion Nay,
UaAHDsxrn's Plus moi only cure these Affections
bss cleo sssA.a, aad III curAbis Affections u Ne
lsngs, - veil - recent colds and coughs. Even
1sstAsmptlo4asd blbedlnsIof the lsags have oftsn
bssn cared W them. Rsusmbss, BsAnDRsrH >
Puts have trial 81 % years duration, and ass
warranted purely vegetable, ssd sssap>bss q ~
juriug the tenders't age Or wsaksst frame. Those
who use, recommend but their virtues surpass
euiogy. They must be used to Be fully appreeis-
ted. Sold Ut principal oiace, No. ~ Canal st.
Price rs cents . box.
Sold ~ oil respectable dealers In medicines.
jue02 dEwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-11

by requiring Congress to talks jurisdic-
ton over it, or whether they will give
rcpose to the PUBLIC mind and scrutiny
to the Union by leaving it where the
compromise leaves ito the free action
of the people of the Territories under
the Constitution of the United States.
The issue is fairly made up, 1t is in
PREVENTION or Con intervention. It's do.
cision involves the destiny of this great
Republic, and the highest interests Of
the civilized world. Compared with il
the aspirations OF men and the fate OF
political parties sank into utter insien-
itiance. Where shall We look for deIiy
erauce from these threatened evils? II
has been the mission Of the Democratic
party Of the Union, in = thousand perils,
to rescue our country from impending
calamities. Its past career abouude
with heoric passages and is illustrated
with the most glorious achievements in
the cause Of constitutional liberty. 1t Is
the party Of Jefferson and Madison and
jackson and Polk, whose administra.
lions constitute grand epochs in oul
national history. 1t is the party Of the
constitution, and l look to it with con.
adence. Wterc else shall the patrol,
look In these times Of political detection
ana sectional agitations.l Let its integ
nty pc permanently destroyed and The
doctrine OF nonsiuterventioti overthrowp
and then the best hopes OF the stateemar
will be shrouded with gloom and dark
meas. It y to maintain these that | con.
sent to take the petition now assigned
ne, and welcome the consequence d
personal good or persoaal i'll which ia
:. poeitioa may bsiag. Nothing else ecrIs
tndnoene - bravothe deHIetioa NJ
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CALL At Q. T.WR6D8iQ eOCK18Y 8T0Re,
-. Z. - CIssss nsv. iis
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nENRH =. ssORRmAN, Agsss.
Roon No. !, HoG.aa's Block, Main street.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-08
New York Marked.

Nav YORK, June 8.
FLoUR-SAles Of l52O0 bbls at S. 2O@5 26
for super western IS 30@5 GO for common
10 medium extra western; IS 5000 10 for in
ierior 70 good shipping brands extra round
TnsaT-salesa, a, 81 A@si GO.
RYE-Sales at 92c.
BARLEY-S Sales NJ 60@70c.
CoRN- Sales 4, 100 bu at 20 c for new yellow
OArs-Salos at 40@42o for State, West.
ern and Canadian
WutSEY-held at 9liS
PoRK-Sales at sl7 40 for old mess; Ell IS
OILS 90 for new mess.
BIEF-sales at 81 OO@45O for country
primei IS 0O65 So for country mess.
BEEF HANs-Steady. Sales At Sl2 00@Sl5.
% Tor western.
Cur MEATs-Quiet at 7Lo for shoulders.
aud 9@Y1<c for hams.
BAcOS-Seady. sales at 99<c.
LARD-Sales at ll14@nAc.
BUTTER-A fair business doing at I0@l7o
for ohioi l6Qlsc for State.
CHEEE-7@llc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-06-08
THE YOUNG WEN AROUSED
"Unole Abe's NepAews" Organized.


On last Wednesday evening the young men
Of THIN met for tho purpose Of organizing
ior the campaign A constitution was adOp.
ted and ofIiecrs elected They viii Be known
As Uncle Abe'a Ns,,hevs," very appropd.
ate name. The officers are;
President. L. Adams;
Vice Presidents, Charles Campbell, Tifin;
Frank Abbott, Pleasant tp.; W. Miliman,
Clinton: William Watson. Bloom; VIM Scss-
ny, Liberty Jerry Rex, Seneca; jesse Hall,
Adams; Chas Jones, Venice; Eli Fcebles,
jackson; II. Foster, Loudou. r. Dicks, Hope.
well; J. Warner, Big Spring 5. II. Sheffield,
Scipioi and WIN. Baker, Eden.
Recording Secretary. Charles r. Gibson.
Corresponding Secretary, Arthur Graham
Treasurer, Thomas B. Tomb; Executive
Committee. L. Adams, S. 8 kisinger, s.
POorman, Harper Bill and T. Thoruburgh.
Committee on music. w. James, b. T. ogle
and Jas. Gallup.
They are baud composed entirelyof un-
married men Of Seneca county and are the
real Young America" Succcss to them.