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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

times out Of Ten he will come of triumph
ant. That is the way with the Forty.
Sixth. We do no, intend 10 fire without
aiming, or TO strike before we arc ready;
there has been 10 much Of that sl.eady,
but await everything patiently, have faith
in our officers and see that we are fully
able to fulfil our duty as soldiers before
We enter into the service. The bOys,
though many Of them just entering the
service for the first time, are anxious 10
leave this quiet encampment and take a
ride southwark where they can have an
engagement with the rebels and enlist
their names OF the roll Of honor by show.
ing their good conduct as well as their
bravery.
The companies are nearly all organ.
lied, aud the rest are filling up and pre-.
pairing to organize as speedily as possible.
The Band has been improving very fast
this while past and IS doing well. We
also have martial music which is very
good. Tie boys all appear to liks their
officers very we'll. Coils. Worthington
and Walcott are tommauding,th tie Rcgi.
ment, and as VIC have not been organized
yet, we do not know who vii! be appoin-
ted, but it is supposed that Walrott will
be our Colonel. lie is a fine looking
young man, his aye | would Judge no!
exceeding twenty.seven; he has keen
eye. sandy hair and whiskers, aud plea,
SAINT countenance at all times; be is also
we'll proportioned, his size according 10
my knowledge box is about five feet tsn
inches; be is smart and active, and 10
make long story short, he is liked by
all in camp and | recommend him for his
generosity and poli;eness toward soldiers
G. a Volunteer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
From the FOrty-SiXth Ohio.
CAMP LYON, WoRTHINoToN, o.,
naoamher ~ 1881

december ~ lool'
The Forty Sixth Ohio, b6w encamped
at Worthington, is filing up and becom-
ing stronger and stronger every day; and
will in few weeks time have the requi.
red number of men. This regiment may
perhaps not be filling up as rapidly as
some others in the State; yet it is now
coming to the mark, sure and steady like
the mink approaching a steel trap. The
mink does moi rush ca elessly ahead
without knowing or looking whore be
steps, but takes particular notice Of ev-
erything around him, with his eyes and
ears wide open. watching in the front and
rear; every jump he makes. especially in
an enemy's country, neither does he ap.
preach any strange looking objec.suddeu.
ly until he has fully obtained it's strength
and position; whenever anything is thrown
across his path kS will not seize it greed.
lily, or, in other words, lay hold on ii
passiouately; he is too Ouhniug for tbAt,
though it looks very tempting and pleas
ing without. YET he will approach it
gradually making sure Of every foot of
ground he advances, first pointing his
keen nose one way and then another, and
stretching bis neck twice its usual length
and smelling and psepiug into every nook
and corner, until be is perfectly satisfied
Of all its plans and intentions. then he
will begin to act accordingly. and nine
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

Lieutenant Colonel, one Major, and sew
eoteen Captains, were taken prisoners, and
sixty wagons, heavily laden with supplies
and clothing and n large number Of hor.
ses and mules, fell into our hands.
Our loss was Two killed and fourte n
wounded. That ofihs enemy was con
siderahiy greater.
This is the best planned and executed
action Of the war. and reflects great cred.
1T on the General commanding, and the
officers and men who SO faithfully and
promptly carried his plans.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
! 1COIINTY OFFICERS.

.ndgs Of Fairfield Common Pleas Court-HENRY
G, WHITMAN fesid encs Lancaster, Ohio.
Probate Jsdgs-JE EoHNER, oface In Public
BulldinE.
Prestenting Attornsy--WlLLIAMT 7. WISE.
khsrif--IAMES MILLER, Once at Jail.
A Clerk of conrt--JoHNC. RAlNEY, Office Public
:. .aaditsr--wILLIAM ROBINSON, Office Public
TrsaSsrsr--P. C. BBNADUM o Notwithstanding
RseSrdsr--A. SYFBRT, Office p ublic Building.
Sarptyor-E. &. HANNUM, Once Public Building
Coronsr--L. s1EFFER, residence Madison tp. = r.,
Co,nmis issismers--JoSEPH SHARP, Of Bern Town.
khlp, JONAS A. BAKER, OF Walnut Township, and
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM of Hooking Township.
VILLA Ms and URIAH G. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
For the LancnSter Gazette
FoRT HAMILTON. !
December 18th, 1861. (

EDITOxs GAZETTE: Agreeable to prom
Use. I send your synopsis Of the daring
Gdpsntatss, and hair breadth escapes (vide
Claude DuVaD Of the boys who left with
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

LOUISVILLE, December 20.--Generaf
Johnson's brigade made reconnaissance
in force to-day, six miles south Of Green
river, without finding a trace Of the enc
my. No Official account ofthe Munfords-
vile fight is yet received at headquarters.
nor anything from Schospff.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
RooK AVID IoR PRtNTINa.

We are pre- pared 10 execute all descriptions ofJoB
WORK such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS.
BALL TICKE ETS. and every other variety of PLAIN
AND FANCY JoBRING, with new and superior type
aud on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

MAKING TEA.-Wa,er for making tea
should be used the moment il b6ih, The
reason assigned is that, ifit is boiled for
some time. all the gas that 10 10 u SscappS
with the steam, and it viii then mot make,
tea Of the best favoi. Clear. pure sofs
,un or il haek
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

@-HOw is it that the trees can put on,
new dress without opening their trunkSi
1t is because they leave out their summer
clothing.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26

EE-A letter written from Naples says
that marks Of growing prosperity meet
the traveller al every step throughout la
ly, and tina! gold was never 90 plSatg
there as now!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-12-26
TERMS oE SUBSCRIPTION.

UPBusiness cards Of about lines, by the year, IS
nFAdvertisements,n not MARKED op the manuscript,
will be continued At our terms until forbid.
nPLegal advertiser ents, Administrators notices,
60, must be paid for in advance for reasons which,
We will explain at the time.
MPTho above terms strictly observed In all cases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-22
WILLIAMSBURG.

TIVE FUSEnAI or TIN LATE COLONEL ABEL
SuIH.-1he funeral Of tho late Col. Abel
Smith, of the 18Th regiment, will take place
today from the residence OF his family, corner of
Lorim,r md North I'd street. Col smith waI
mtHber OF Corner Stone Lodge Y. A. M =,
and Of De Witt CliBton Chapter r A. NJ both
bodies will attend the funeral. His remains
viii he taken 20 Cypress Hill cemetery, tho 9th
brigade n, 4. s. NJ. acting as an escort.
ASSEMBLY NoNISATIoSs.-Two Republican
conventions mot on Saturday night at Unios
Hall, in the 10th Ward. The one claiming to
represent the People Union promptly, and
vi h great unanimity, Endorsed tho nom IN alton
Of Mr.. Edgar McMullen, the regular Union
cand da'e The other convention, donominated
''straig htouts, rendered the nomination To So
veral PERSONS who declined. They finally fixed
upon Mr.. Daniel Mayer, Of the 18th Ward, but
lie has not } ct accepted. After the nomination
n flight disturbance occurred in the bar-room Of
the Union Hall, but nothing serious, as report
ed in some Of the p ipers.
BuRSING CAsUALTY.-A Mrs Baker, resid
ing in Conselyea street, vas seriousl y, and II is
feared, fatally burned, on Saturday night by
her clothe' tsking fire from a stove, near which
the was sitting. Her husband was also much
injured in his efforts TO extinguish the flames.
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The Naval Enyase-es, near Now o-l...

The Richmond .Fn9nirer Of the 15.h in.ts..
has the following fuller account Of tho affair at
New Orleans, previously rtprriej;
Tho expedition sndof G. mnsnder HolIins
coDsist'd VI the Manassas, the iron. clad marine
bs.ofinR ram, with one % FOUNDER Dahlpuen
Gur--tho steamer Calhoun (the dag ship). with
ofe "a FOUNDER ard two IL ppunier Dahlpren
guns the sieame- Ivey, With an eight inch 80
FOUNDER, rined the steamer Jack son, with two
eighi-inch columbisds--the steamer M:Rea
with Gi FOUNDER mounted on pivot. four
Gig ht-inch cUlumbiads, and a "a FOUNDER, rifled
tho steamer Tuscarors, with an eight-inch
oolumbiad, and 81 FOUNDER, rid d, and the
cutter Pickens, with an eight inch columbiad
and four "a pound oaronadcs
Tic blockaders had the Richmond, Vim
cfnnes PEBBLE, Water Witch aud the schooner
Joseph II. Toone-in all fifty -throa guns.
"On Friday night last our fleet started from
Fort jackson, the Manassas leading the way.
The night was intensely dark, and the Manassas
ran into vessel, striking her near tho bow
and cutting into her upwards " twenty fcet
Appalling shrieks were heard aboard tho doom
ell ship signal rockets were firod the enemy
beat TO quarters, and n perfect iron hail foil
upon and around the Manassas, during which
her machinery became Gerangod. The Tus-
carora and the Watson came up with ivo
bsrges which had been cut loose and sot adrilL
On the stream.
Nhen tho morning came our fleet commenced
To pursue tho retreating epemy and a heavy
car nonading hogan, which lasted till eight
o'clock. Several shots struck tho Richmond
The shois from the Yankees were badly aimed,
az they did not touch one Of our vossoli when
the firing ended the lect returned To the city,
with the prize schooner Joseph IL. Tooue, load
cd with coal and which had bees deserted dur.
ing tho night. A largo quan'i'y F lumber,
which rad been intended for the construction Of
iortiiication at the head Of the Passes, wa,
burned.
Tho priEes captured wore the Joseph II.
Toone, and launch belonging 10 the Federal
steamer Richmond, which latter was laden with
cutlAsees.
The vessel sunk was not the Problo, but the
Vincennes.
Three vessels of our expedition arrived On
Saturday night,
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POSTSCRIPT,
The Fight at Leesburg..
Particulars 81 tho EsRn cement.
DEATH OF COL BAKBR,

Washington. oct 2l.--G ,nersl Some crossed
the Potomac this morning with ono portion Of
his command at EDWARDS Ferry, and the other
at liafrisOn's Island. Skirmishiag be gan with
the enemy in uncertain numbers and part Of
Gen. Stones command, IA early as O'Clock in
the morning, and continued without much Of
feet until about five O'Clock in the afternoon
when large roinforcements Of the enemy ap
pearcd upon our right, which was Commanded
by Ctl. Baker.
The Union forces engaged wero about 800
aud were attacked by a force supposed to be
1000 10 10000. At this jurctur, Col. Baker
fell at the lead Of his Brigade v hilo CALAMITY
cheering on his men TO the conflict. Immedi-
stely before no fell he dispatched Major
Young to General Stone, to spprise him Of the
condition Of affairs, and Gen. Stone Immediately
proceeded in person towards the right 10 take
command, but in the confusion CT ated by tn,
| fall Of Col. Baker, the right wing sustained :
repulso with considerable loss. Gen Stone 70
! pcrts that the left wing retire. in good order.
as will held possession of Harrison IslanC
and the s,"nroach,s thereto. Strong reinforce
ment, :, IN ina sent ,'-Eard 10 Gen. Stone during
the night.
The remains Of Col. Baker wSre removed e
Poolesvile, ard will be brought 10 this city OIL
Wednesday.
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FROM DARNE-TOWN, Md.
PARTICULARS or THE IYGHT


Ddrne'io,rr, oct. 19,-An eve witness Of the
ate harp-r's Ferry affair, states that the Con-
ied'iat's, not less Than 1000 in number came
"ut d 'ho woods north Of Bolivar an hour at or
unrl e, drove in our pickets, AMI compelled tn.
company TO which they belonged to retreat to
hi Ferry.
Here our mon Il OK cover, and by well directed
vtlleys of musketry, checked the assailants and
hdi them al y until assistance reached them
fom tho Hook They then came out and chark
'rg upon the Coniederates, drove them back,
liking possession Of two gunH, one a field piece
and the other a thirty two FOUNDER.
A suhs,qu'nt rally gave possession Of the
small or gun back 10 the Cnntederates, but tho
thiity-iwo FOUNDER having been crippled during
tho actor could no. be removed.
Col Geary, with reinforce ments, then Joined
the little hand, and drove the rebel forces back
beyond Bolivar. WI lie the contest was pro
crossing two Of the enemy's guns were plying
up,n Us from LouGon Hei hts, south Of the
StenH doah. Col. Ge,ry had only one gun, q
rfed one, en- the Virginia side, the other re-
naming TO shell the enemy 5 battery on Loud
on Heights.
During the fight the cnemy's cavalry, three
hundred in number, attempted 10 flank us, but
Gca'y perceiving their int ntion, charged them
at the head Of n detachment, and at the first
fire emptied at least twenty saddles.
During the night following the battle Col.
Geary withdrew his forces from the Virgins
side
James Lille Of L"ckport one Of the New
York Twenty eight regiment, died hers yester
day, and was buried in the Presbyterian church
yard.
Col STYLES of the Ninth regiment of New
iork Militia, is present in New York, witt
permission to raise brigade, TO DO called alta
the regiment. A full company has recsntl,
been added TO the regiment, ind Lieut.. Wick
ham is reported 10 bs at Washington With III
recruits. This regiment Is now in highly Of
dcieLt state.
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Police Intelligence, 60,

GRASD IAEcENr-A youth named Robert
Johelle WAS arrested yesterday, charged with
stealing a watch and S59 from a trunk in the
apartments If Fred Keinsdorf, No. 1870 Green
witch s'reet. lie was taken before lstics Coz
molly and held to bail in 81 900 to answer the
cbsres, Tho watch was found on his person.
ATTEMPT TO ABANDON A CmLD.-Two
women named Bridget and Margaret Meebau
were arrested on Sunday night by officers Nc
Council and jackson, Ct the % Precinct, while
in the aci 81 aNsni0ning An infant Is months
old, which they had hidd, behind some barrel.
IN Washington street, near Warren street They
were taken u Couit and committed for exami
nation.
PIcKrocKEr.> A young Englis' man, who's,
likeness adorns the Rogues Gallery, was ar.
rested yesterday in the act Of picking the p.cks
ola Mr. Oliver ii. BruA', residing at No. 15c
West 42d street, while he was looking at some
enRrayinRs In a window in .Sassau street. lie
Was locked up by Justice WelIh for trial.
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LEGAL REPOR MONDAY.



The CITY dgai" haicted-Jdco6 Sharp %. he
Mayor This Gaze was on trial the greater part
Of last week, and now result ed in verdict for
the plaintiff for he sum Of t49, 500, 7s. The
Court allowed the plaintiff Il $50 for the DELAY.
'roublt, &c, in getting what Is now determined
to be his Just Ouea.
TIE coirndsIB are allowed sixty days in
which TO prepare a case fT appeal
This case has been stated In the Sun a great
many times within the last three years, and 1t
VIII be remembered tina. the voilict now re-
covered Ivy MI Sharp is, in the estimation Of
the jury, the an cunt Of dana es he has suffered
IN Coz sequence u certain alleged false r. presen.
ta'ions II ade TO him by the defend ants agent,
resp,e 'irg the eondi ion d Wall street ferry, Of
which llsintifl was lessee.
DTcis'on.-71e Mayor, &c., rs. The Third
Arenus R~hoId Company This case has boon
stated in tho Sun. 1t was brought to recover 9
car hceI re OF $50. The Court now gave judg,
ment for the PLAINTIFF on tho demurrer, with
leave TO the defendants to answer within q
days.
DecbioI.-Wm. FOrrest ct al. rs. TIE NIyor
8c,-This case was stated in H. SUN of Oct, 9th
The action was to recover back On assessment
paid voluntarily, that Is 10 say, without adiudl.
cation. The Court now holds that assessment
80 paid, cannot be recovered back.
The Central Park Erteasion The Court hs.
allowed another bill of iens, brought in by diff.
ierent parties for services, &c., amounting Il
S1O, 459 6S.
UAited States Circuit Court.
Ope"'"g Of ne Ttrn-This Court was open.
Cd, for the purpose Of dispatehing the criminal
business on the calendar, by Justice Nelson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-22

The remcvsl Of General FRENoSr is at length
oaati.usy and apologetical!y acknowledged Coy
the Government, doubtess) in our Washington
dispatches. We presume this 10 copcludve o.
the fact, notwithstanding the contradictions
published in various quarters. Tho Admins
tration will now sorely need a man equal 10 the
hardest situation Of the whole campaign. 1t is
easi,t To hnd officers TO discharge, than better
ues to take their places.
We have gratifying news Of the severe, bu'
not too s,v,re, punishn ent Of two lieutenants
for druI k, nes and abuse Of their men. Elk.
smples Il this sort are needed elsewhere than .
Fot Pickcns.
Tho defeat Of Mccormick application for an
extension Of patent on his reaper, is an oncour.
sging symptom in the civil administration, and
will delight cvery friend Of industry in its con.
Hicts with moneyed monopoly. The Same pa
tent commissioner in the tewing mscl ine case,
would have been worth millions to the indus
trious poor Of this country, though he might
have made few hcusands less for himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-22
COntTAband News,

The COMMERCIAL advertiser, disregarding the
request Of Gen. Northumberland by tele-
graph Ony day before yesterday the
following. OF course no object can be served
by ignoring facts already made public, and we
therefore copy:
Tho much talked Of feet will leave Annapo.
liz on Monday or Tuesday. The press corps, II
qrders'ood, ore 70 be quArtered on board tue
Baltic, captain Comstock.
"Ihe New York Highland re- iment tSevon.
ty.ninth) became so much attached 70 General
Stevens, while he was their Colonel, that they
ob'ained leave 20 follow him on his expedition,
and they marched in on Friday night TO take
the can fof AG.aDolis.
Forward" is the word aioSss the lines OF the
grand amy, and the centre divisions Are grad
uAlly re- occupying the ground given up aie
the battle Of Bull Run, while strong bodies o.
troops push along on the right and left, ready
10 execute = sweeping flank movement around
Manassas, IL necessary. Major General McClel
Ian personally supsrintends tho advances, anC
will IN . few days esAblsh his he tdquarters a
Balls Gross r. ada, to which telegraphic wire
are being put up, from the headquarters Of tn
generals 81 division
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-22
THENEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MoRNINa. oCT,E " Isdi.


Tur arrest Of Col. KERRIeAS, on charges Of
peperal characterization, grossly inviting his
supcrior officer, ssnd cparyis9 informdfioA 10
ne e-e-v. may 20 sibly open up some interest
ire developments. The latter charge recalls
eirrun stance, now prominently into view,
rhieh ought TO have been eonsiderei s'oner.
III. s.oe.,,n cor.ri-acy Of KERRIuIS, his
Wait TO cha lr 'or, re secret military or
c.ni,stion m this 4 sni nearly executed
Mo, 10 ere he Bf'osl,u Navy Yard, at
the time Ct ~ h--sSrc cut Il the ~
belliOn, are still i'tI n he memory OF
eur ei.lrerS wnle 90. b, ~ q the Nom ri sion
Of Colonel in tr I iou t'r' @ i', cover
foe nobody knows WIS ..u u nay hn
that KrrRtaAS IL merely tcs,.as' asventdrer,
delishtine in conspiracy and ,Gauli, and not
.ver-prticulAr on whs, side he finds fool for his
tas,a Our Spient rulers, who knew we'll his
trzitorsus sntscedcns. undoubtedly though
thst the het way 10 be rid Of danger from his
ambition, vSs TO give 1t scope On their own side.
hi, t characteristic in,tincs OF Admins rs-
ton policy and II KERRIoAS has made his
colonclcy at orc a means Of Treason and road
to iissuoe and self eNtinctiou, that policy will
havr. n cue instance, lucky issae.
Il will he rsmemtsred that some tins ago,
= mysserious tragedy, still more mys.eriouty
husheS up, occurred In KERRioAS's regiment
. solder who had been placed in the Ru'rl
hcuse in consequence OF difficulty With Cap.
tain KERsioAS (bTo,her Of the Colonel being
found the next morning with his throat Gu,
under circumstances which did not altogether
sustain the theory Of suicide, under which the
Occurrence vas showed aside without particular
esquiry. The can P is grea, place for doing
what you like-to a CERTAIN eNtcnt.
Melancholy A. it is 10 see the miserable pls.
sicns. the meanresses ard the intrigu,s Of an
unparalleled political d,PrSyity, transferred
all At once in full bloom to the organization Of
= patriotic army 1t il no small consolation to
find that they DC no, flourish long under the
rigorous necessities Of var. War is a glorious
thing for doing justice, alike to brave men ami
mean rer. Itbrugs them both out, and gives
them their dues. Nothing but the test of mill
tAIy service, in this country at lcas', would
have ever graded such men as KERKGAS and
hoCUSS.
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Interesting from Kentucky.

Louisville, oct. 2l.-The report of the occu-
patton of GreenburH by the rebels, is p-ema.
ure. A small number went there and took 20
mules, which had been placed as contrAbAnd
in care oil Gen. Ward.
1t is reported that Gen. Ward fell bach Il
miles from Grcensburg to Campbe' lsville He
dEprChtd 100 cavalry to reconncitre intending
that they should return Yesterday They had
not returned when our informant loft. General
Ward has about 3 900 troops.
The advance guard Of the rebels at Little Bar
rem, On the south side of Green river is sstim lted
at Q, 600. The river is very high and impa sable
by foIding for several DAYS
A private displtch TO the Journal says Gar
raId has not fallen back rs reported.
Zollicotier has boon Superseded by Lee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-22
POLITICAL.
AIdermanic Di-uIct-Pur.uunt to "a

18th Aidermanic DistIIct-Pnrsuant ts "a
cal dated OCT. ~, 1861, he tax pAJ OF the l2th
Aidetm.nio District, Independent OF party, held
meeting ON NJ ndEy Nv. ming, Ocl 2lst mat ~ Union
Hat c - ave and 4,h 1T, To take such action
With regAd TO the officers 10 la elected al
tLe ensuing Charter eecti n, best calculated
TO s4rve their interests. On motion, DR. jesse
NJ Sands wA called 10 the hair; Whereup5n
hessrs, William Dunphy Patrick Hogan and
Samuel W, Smer, a delegation from tie
Mechanics and IAborers Association, OF the
f. We Nh Ward" presented commup icatio a
from thai body, stating desire ON cir part b. >
upeiSte with the tax payers IN fIrthIance Of their
ulet and asking To be allowed TO participate In the
bus'ness II tn meeting. On motion the delegation
was invited " take part in tee proceedings and M,
smi!er was subsequently elected secrsiary. Ga
mon ma oopn,i,toe # wasNppp'nted ly ths Cha r,
to dnn and report suitable resolutions. The C ,m-
mluee retired and subsequently reported pre-
Antle snd res utoLs setting nth tie object Of Ihe
TAX payers # the dsiri,t, AMI Recommending the
course u be puraued with iegl 10 the sole tun of
candidates " he supported by them; also directing
such sele ton or Sc ectior the names 81 those
letCd 10 he published in two or m of the daily
pal ers, prior N the 29th day Of Nov. proxmo; said
committee to make all necessary Arrangements with
regard TO ticket, and providing boxes from which
To distribute the same ON the day OF election. On
motion, tie report was adopted, and the CHAIR
named the committee to which. on motion, ire
Chairman and Secretary were sdded ordtrd,
that the proceedings Of The meeting 10 published in
,he Bun, Herald AZ staais zeitung. On motion,
the meetinR y Ga adiourned, Euhje to the Gall Of
the Chair JESSE N. SANDS, Chairman; sAMU-
Ell W. sMIJER Secretary. ia