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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
FUEL FOR The STATE

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
y CEIvED at the 0h,. Of the Secretary Of State
until
Monday, the "a day of September next, at 10
O'Clock NJ,
for furnishing the State Of Ohio with Fuel, follows
80, 900 Bushels Of Coke, to weigh not les than 20
pounds to the bushel.
10000 Bushels Coal to be Of the best quallty-equa
least to the lower vein Of Hooking Coal, and free
from slate sleek and dirt. . .
30 Cord, Of Wood the TO be dry hickory beach
sugar four feet in length, straight and we'll split
The fuel to be delivered, without charge for such de.
livery. at the sAte House In Columbus.
Proposals. TO be accompanied BY samples and 10 spec
" the kind quality and price Of the fuel proposed TO be
furnished.
Each contractor will be required 10 give bonds with
approved ie,uTty, ia double the amount of the
tract conditioned for the faithful performance Of bis
contract.
The bids to be made and the contracts to be awarded
accordance with the Of the entitled IAN act to
provide for the purchase Of Stationery, Rue and other
articles for the General Assembly and State officers"
passed March II, le53. ses swan Rev. Stat. SOC;
Curw. 9ie6.
Bid, to be lndos,d on the envelope, proposals for
furnishing fuel for the State"
-. Fus FURNISHED BY the contractor mus' In all cases
BE- equal 10 qu.liy to the sample Tale r'1s ,osR b
rt0tdly enforced.
A. P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State
Columbus, Ohio, August ., ie6i-d:d.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
The following is an extract from a

,.,,.r written iy the REV. J.s. Holms passr Of the
Psrspoint street Baptist Church Brooklyn, n. T., to
,hs Jourual and Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks
volumes In favor % that vorldrenovnsd medicine Mas,
wusuows sccTims svarr soa cniloau Tnrnms,
ave Sc an advsrtisment In your columns OF Mas
WmsLows sooTHiHe evRur. Nov We never aida word
IL favor of patsnt medicine befoe In life hat We
lei oonpssd V say 70 your rssden that this no ham
bug --Wn uAvn TkIkp ~, And Esow n 10 - Al n
clxns. itispsobably one ofthe most sueoessfu medi
cInes of the day beoauss Of The best And thoss
q your readers yhs have babss ean'tdo bs.ssI than
iay me supply.s c>21uydhW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
snEklFF.

EpIroR sTATrsMAN-Plssss announce the name Of
Cspt. HIRAM M losBoRN, Of Blsndon township, a. Q
candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision OF the
Franklin County Democratic Convention, and eblige
mvis MANY DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
mOFFAT's LIFE PILLS.

In all Of cosveness, dyspepsia bilious and liver
affections, piles, rheumatism, fsven and sgaes, obst
nate head aches, and all general dsanyensnn Of health
these Pulls have invarAbly proved certain and speedy
remedy. single trial will place the Lfo Pills beyond
the reach ofcOmpeuon in the estimation Of evsry pa
tept,
DR.. Meaats Phonix Bittsu viii BE- found equally Of
neaCous In oil cases Of nervous dssiv, dyspepsia head
ache the sickness incident 20 fsnaiss IN dscass heaith'
and every h,d Of weakness o. me digestive organs
For sale BY DR.. ". D. MoFHAr, sss, Brosdwss, N. Y.
and nv. Al, pmar,sts. ~ nayfe-dAWly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
FsApxLlS IT,, Aug. 81, 1861

~ The Gsssiss says the Commsdsi "has
done lie utmost BY Wholesale denunoistlon and
vituperation, without single fael Or spscIhca'
tIon, 70 destroy public confidence 10 she Gov
eminent" R .wff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
COUNTY AUDITOR.


EDITOR erArtsMiN - Please announce HoLDANosp
oRARY, Of Columbus Is candidate for County Audi.
tor, subject to the decision Of the Union Democratic
Convention Of franklin county, and oblIss
str. % &. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EpiroR sTATEsNAN--Plsase announce DAVID W.
BROOKS M candidate for County Auditor, suhIectto the
deci,ion Of the Union Democratic Convention, and
obiss MANY DEMOCRATS.
EprroR oHio sTArnMAN-Plesss announce the name
Of JosPH PALKENsAcH, Of this city who Is at present
clark in the County Treasurrs oliee, suitable can
ddas for County Auditor subject to the decOn Of the
Franklin County Union Democratic Convention. and
oblge MANY DEMOCRATS.
EprroE Onto sTA1rsn.s-Plsase announce the name
Of L. e. WILSON as candidate for County Auditor,
subject to the decision Of the Union Democrats oouven
tl,n and Oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR.
The next Annual Fair OF the franklin County Agri-
cultural Society will be held on
Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday,
Sept. Sd, 4th, 5th and 9th.

sI,OO0...An Payable I'm Cash.
The Ralr Grounds have been greatly improved by the
Enlargement Of the Horse Ring and the erection Of q
number Of additional Cattle Stalls The Horse Ring Is
now about quarter Of mile In clrcumfsrence.
Tho oltIxsns Of franklin county are earnestly invited
to turn out to this their Annual Festival, aud briug
along specimens Of their skill and hsDdiwork for sxbib
0n. The entry books are nov opsn and entries be
made at any time by calling on the Secretary at the
Gazette 0Haee.
All entries must be made prior to TuesdSy evening"
Sept ID and all articles, except Butter and Cut Flow.
ers, must bs on the 0rounds on the nrst day.
BY order Of the Board Of Managers,
augs0-3td o. o. GLENN. eseretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PAPER FOR THE STATE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y oEIvRD at the Once Of the Secretary Of State,
Monday, the 81 day Of September next, at
noon,
for furnishing paper for the Of the State Of Ohio,
follows
1000 Reams Double Super Royal Printing Paper 81 "
inches to weigh not less than SO pounds to the
ream.
100 Reams Double Flat csp, 10 by ~ nehes, to weigh
atlsast 70 pounds to The ream.
100 Reams Brochure Cover Paper, assorted eOlos, 90
BY ~ inches to weigh at least 70 pounds to the ream.
The qusntitiss Abovs named to be increased at the op-
ton Of the Secretary OF State.
Bids must hs accompanied by samples Of the paper,
and must specify the price at which each Kind aud quail
ty will be delivered at the State House In Columbus.
No samples Of inferior article need be presensd the
paper must be Of the best qua ity.
The delivery % the super Royal and Cover Paper to
oommepce the hrst Of November next ensuing, and
continue as the paper shall be needed.
The delivery OF the Double Flat Cap to commence on
the hst day Of December next, and cootnue above.
Bonds with approved security IN double the amount Of
the contrast will be required according to aw) condi-
toned Tor the faithful performance Of each contract.
The bids to be made and he contracts awarded In
coTdAne with The terms OF the aet TO provide for the
purchase Of Stationery Fuel and other articles for the
General Assembly and State 0fcs, passed March II,
1853. see ourw. 2I9s; swans stat. s6e.
Bids to be indo.sd on the envelopes, Proposals for
furnishing paper for the btate."
-. Bidders are assured that paper will be received
unless conforms every respect with the samples.
7Ais progtston tciH bs slrsctly adAsrsd %.
A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
Columbus, Ohio, ,August2, 1sci-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

RpiroR OHIO sTATEsxAS-Pleme announce the name
Of W. KiLk OF Madison township, as candidate for
County oommi,sonsr, subject to the decision Of the
Union Democratic County Convention, and obge
aup2I ,t,i 'a-t1-' ~ MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
THE OHIO STATESMAN
For the Campaign.

We will furnish the different Issues Of the Ohio states
man. during tie Campaign, as follows
The Daily Statesman, per month, at 9o cents
The rri-wseGly staiesman, Isr month, at...'sS
Either Of the above issues will bs furnished for one or
more months, In elubs slDgle c0piss at the above
rates.
The Weekly Ohio Statesman will be farnhhed as fol-
lows
In clubs Of copies, for two months .'''''' 81 "
In elubs Of II copies. for two months'..''''' wv
10 slubs Of 20 copies, for two months. ''''''' s9o
In einb, Of 40 copies, for two months. 7"o
The two months Clubs will cover the period Of the
Campaign and thus place our MAMMOTH WEEKLY
In the hands Of all who want It, Campaign paper,
on very reasonable terms.
Let the friends Of the good cause the true Union
nsu OF Ohio = go to work aud spread tie
CAMPAIGN STATESMAN
all over the siate We expect to make an efficient aid
the good work Of the redemption Of the State Of Ohio.
Let III 10 well circulated.
August 10. usei.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
EFVEcr or TIE BATTLE.

Il cannot be denied that the result Of the bat.
tie at Spring and the withdrawal Of our
forces from the Southwest, have bad q blight
log Effect upon the Uniou cause in Missouri
Il will nov require twenty ave thousand more
men to redeem the State than it would have
done three weeks ago. speak that which
know when | say that hundreds, not to say
thousands are now focking around the rebel
standard, and will fsht with all the zeal Of re-
ligious fanatics, and that, too, without asking
or expecting q dollar OF remuneration. The
rebels now subsist chiefly on green corn, but
they will tell you that Marion lived on potatoes
and roofs Of course have on abiding faith In
the ultimate success OF the UDion causei but
Gen Fremont especially, has just now larger
contract in hand than 10 generally supposed -
The Government cannot afford to lose or even
draw another battle in- Missouri.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

"The Truth In Nutshell"
Tbs many kinds Of common salsntus found In nsrlet
are weak, impure and unhealthy, and dsfrsud the pur
chaser Of his money. Pylss pure Dietse Is entirely
free from all those objections I great saes prove lts
popularity. Depot. 3is Washington street. New York.
sold BY grossrs svsryvhsrs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

o. correspondent OF the Cincinnati Ga.
setts, from 81. Louis, dated the aIth, says;
A Few yAors nsLArIvE TO TEE DEATH OF GEN.
LYON.
Il appears that after the death OF Gen. Lyon,
which occurred about nine o'clock on the morn
ing Of the battle, his body was placed In an am.
balance for removal to the town, but the driver,
or some one else, acting upon the principle that
ga living ass 10 better than dead hon" (no
puu intended, laid ID on the ground again, to
make room for wounded soldier, and there 1t
remained till evening, when flag OF truce was
sent out for 1t, which was successful In recover.
ing IL. Il was laid upon table In his former
headouarters, and after the wounded soldiers
had received what little attention could be be.
slowed upon them In the hurry Of the hour, an
effort was made to preserve IL by injecting arse
mic into the veinsj but retreat had been Or
dered, and the surgeons rellnquised the under
taking. The next morning, Mrs. Phelps, learn.
ing that the body OF the General was still ly-
ing in town, asked and obtained permission to
bury IL. She fret placed II In kind of safe
near her house, but entertaining FEARS most prob
ably prouudess that It would be disturbed by
the soldiers of General Parsons brigade, which
Ia enca mped on her farm. she quietly had Il re-
moved and buried II had been placed 10 an
ordinary coffin, covered with velvet, the whole
inolosed In an air.hght tin case. When dis
uttered, is bad undergone considerable de-
composition, almost enough to prevent recog-
milton.
STbe General was killed by small rife ball
which passed entirely through his body, enter
ing on the left side, In the region OF the heart.
He had previously been wounded In the thigh,
but continued to fight ss though nothing had
happened
Major sturgis, who assumed command of the
army after The frst days retreat, for the reason
that General Sigel had net, as was generally
supposed, then received HE commission as q
General, says that he had no idea tdas the re.
mains Of General Lyon were not with the army
until they were twenty Ave miles from Spring
field,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

EprroE ONO srATrsMAN-You will please announce
the name Of DO eARBEa, OF Hamilton township, asa
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the de-
eison Of the Onion Democratic County conyention,
spd obllse .tr .f MANY DEMOCRATIC. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

" THoxAs o. cLsvrLAsD, M. b.. has been
sppolntsd Surgeon Of he llst rseinens.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
COUNTY CUmmlssIONER.

EpIroR ONO srArr,nAS-Pleass announce the name
Of JOHN Snyder, Of Pleasant township. ~ candidate
Tor reelection to the once Of County Commis,tnsr,
subject to the decision Of the Union Democratic County
oonyeution. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

Democratic Union Nominations
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hugh j. Jewett,
OF Muskingum.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
John @. Marshall
OF Brown.
SUPREME JUDGE,
THOMAS J.. .. SMITH,
Of Montgomery.
TREASURER OF STATE.
GEORGE w. HOLMES,
or Hamilton.
SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARmSrRON0'
OF Seneca.
coMPTRoLLER,
AWAYNE GmIsWOLD,
OF Piekssoy.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
JABEZ w. FITOh,
OF CuyahOga.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

The Judge-is much mistaken when be suys
that the Convention of the 6lh "ia as much a
Convention Of Democrats as " Is Of Republi-
cans," aud no one knows iE better than be.
The Democracy will sustain this Ihelr demo
cratic Government and Uoion to the last eI
,remty--Wbich Judge SrALpISc and his Aboli.
lion friends have done SO much to destroy--but
to do this, they do not regard /. as necessary 10
Ioln the Aboliaonists, where be belongs.
: These two letters speak volumes to Demo
Gratis.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE,
Steam Between Ireland and America
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY

The following new and magnificent hrst.olassp paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIo, 5,eee tons burthen, Capt, J. MkuP
Oormerly Of the Collins Llue1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31

geo. w. mANRE EMMY, Editcr'
COLUMBUS. OHIO.
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Democratic Union Nominations,

SATURDAY MORNING. AUG. 81, 1861.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LAreG-Nfw YoaS, Jan. o. S.e,mship
htna from Liverpool l6,h aud Q eeus'oNn l. IN.
arrived this afternoon.
In the Court OF Queen Bench, Edwin James
applied for a writ oil haieas corpus in the cas-, of
Anderson, a fugitive slave imprisoned at Goran-
10. The motion va, founded upon the ailidvlis
ol The Secretary OF tie British aud Foreign An
h>hyery society, TIE Couu. after cousalta-
tion. granted the ~Tit. tNat Ju~ict Cuckbsrn
admitted that IN doing So II might Dr. regarded
rs incompatible with Cuonil Independence.
but suil She Qaeeus Bench had imisjicuou,
Anderson being regarded as "a !'rit,h subieet.
i Is suited thar se,ela rled c1uuua have
been shipped from Liverpool ior Charleston
Tue N.atnor is again qHtc severe through
QUO England.
The French / gi.atara Is Summoned tomre.
Feb 1. NJ. PorsiSuy has ordered a tree crcuL,.
ton Tor all foreign journals throughout the
French cmpire.
tiostilues have been suspended a. Gseta
Part Of the French ne,i had lett and all Of tho
fcet would leave on the 18th
II is asserted tia, King Francis II has writ
ten to the Eempiror OF Austria declaring hi, m
tenton to defend Gaeta to tn last cxt,mity
NV YoRE, Feb. l. Steamship Arabia,
ifem Liverpool l9th, ana Queenstown 2Olh. ar
rived this evening. News meagrc.
II is reported that Garihaldi has announced
his intention To 70 10 Cons autinoplc shortly.
The tendency TO war in the sptine ssueken-
ing in Ialy
1t is rum9rtd tina, the British army is to be
considerably reduced.
Narllke preparations were very active in
France. 1t Is said that levy Of $50 0O0 mee
will be asked from the Legislature.
The drain OF gold from the Bank of Fancs
continued. An arrangement had been made
with the Imp rial Bank ol 81 Petersburg, sim
lls' to that with the Bank ui England. iur an
exchange of thirty million francs in silver ior
gold
! Warlike preparations rcre aeuye in Den.
ma'k, An address ,o the King was being SIGN
I'd, calling upon him TO resist ex,eInu pr,-
sure, and not abandon Danish nationality ia
Schlcswg
L.TFsr VIA QUEENsrowx
The whole French squadron had eff Gact,.
1t WIS sa,ed THAI 30 Goo bourbon tIoo,, Ind
entered the n 4oltan PROVINCES ,no.ah tie
Roman territory, and debated the ali-n fat
cs compelling item 10 rslre witk tie nin-
iuNemenis sent 10 tho ilt,er.
II wss stated tnat the taaty het,rcn Aani.
ind Prussia guarantee he ~. a.lo, OF lenice
10 Austria.
The Arabia brings 1 90 eco sterling in s,ccc.
What cannon Will be d discharged whom ",
come o. march iurlh Bucam on. "a condcmn,.l
rA-s n. -. part of the o,1iusneo of ~ -
NooeUoek Aot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, FEB. 7, 1861.
The Progress Of Disunion.

Since our last, the different phases which dis
union has assumed have been frequent, yet the
real change in the programme is but slight
There is steady gathering of Southern forces,
a steady progress and preparation for the final
result; nor do the extreme Southern States
seem to have for moment stopped TO contem
plate or consider whether there was rot u
chance of reconciliation, they have no objection
to seeing the North creep alter Them, and they
laugh to see us oileripg,to sacrifice principle and
power or tfirer pleasure. But they scorn our
'0Vertures, they are bound to 90, whether they
have any pretext or not Louisiana has passed
resolutions cutting herself loose from the Tn
ion, and there has b,en numerous elections Of
delegates to the Montgomery Convention, which
was to have assembled yesterday. We have
heard Of no seizures, nor attempts to selze forts
or other government property although the
threats SO to do are frequent. The Pres ldcnt
seems to be impatientiy waiting to get out Of
Office, and is yacilatlug with every current
I lie has not the moral force 70 act, nor viii he
allow Others 50 to do There are reports that
several ships Of war are preparing for sea, and
that some have gone with reinlorcements, but
the reports are 50 conflicting, that butlittle can
be given as indicating progress for the better
if not for the worse.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

0SE MoRE STAR. While the South are dc
caring their purpose Of (orsaking the Union
and are doing so, so far as resolutions and or
dinances will accomplish it, it is refreshing to
see the door open and a sister enter, with con
flence in the success and prosperity of the
bond Of union which has led US on to such
prosperity Kansas is at last admitted as free
and sovereign State, with constitution forever
prohibiting Slavery or involuntary scryitude.-
let Us take courage
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

TnE CONFERENCE At WAsHNGroN.-Simul-
mneous with the conference at Montgomery,
for the ayowed purpose of the formation of a
Southern Confederacy, delegation Of the Dor
der Slave and Free States, are to meet at WASH
ington, to consult and devise means of strength
enlng the union of these States. This confer
eDcc il a self constituted one, with no powers
nor bind ling force upon the people, still it is
hoped tia some good may come of meeting,
where love of the Union IL the governing mo-
tive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

Tue SUFFERING IL Kansas letter from DR..
5 c. Pomeroy, dated Atchison, Jan 3D. is pub
llshcd in which he says
" cannot send the enclosed statement with.
out assuring YOU that our work mas but JUST
commenced mrty Jays ago we had as We be-
licycd thirty thousand to supply more or less
with food or clothing that number has now
increased to forty thousand hundreds of fam
dies that thought they had supply, have becr
dividing out with their poor neighb6ss until the,
too are destitute md this winter is upn,raII
oled Il al the snow that has faiien IN Kan.a,
Tor the six years haycb been her could bc piled
together, It would NJ, equal ths snow now anon
the ground.
For ten days past The Suffering Las been i'm.
men-c teamsters have been twelve d,,a r.
reaching here, and az last reached INV ni6c. ~
/ hausted, worn out man and beast unable I, ~
turn TOR days. One part Of my ho,cl bay.
1 been osn-cu 70 y,-. AS he.ss,c,,fal ard pr Cs.u
ono q my clerks give. almost Constant needle.
attendance from six 10 ten lroz n feet d hin
/ up and attend To in night These men has,
tried To breast the severe storm, to get bread f.,
their furnishing families, c,en when thoy them
selves have had to como here almost naked an,
quite hungry, yet they are accomplishing
ihc full loads that am now abb, 10 give theu
with the warm clothing for thcmsolyes anl m
dcu ones left behind seem t, th,m lull com
ponsltlon Tor thcir trials and suierings. don
remember to have heard complaining word il
ten days.
Ouewoman last week left five children a
home with two days provision and a sick has
band, and walked here thirty miles in one da,
from lloltm jackson county, and said she mu,
have food she was a strong German woman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07
Mr.. DOUGLAS FRENps Occasional Of

Mr. DOUGLAS FRIENDS. Occasional Of
the Philadelphia Press, relates the following;
During the debate on Friday in the Senate,
on the bill admitting Kansas iu,o the Union. A
mutton to adjourn from Fuday tn Monday was
made by the enemies Of the bill, and when Judge
Dougas' name was called, he happened to be-
temporarily out OF his seat. The voto was 4.
to- but before it was announced the Judge re
turned, and of course voted with the friends of
the bill, against the adjournment over. A very
distinguished Senator, heretofore an Admins
tratiOn Democrat, and now heartily sympathlz-
ing with the sscesSioni>ts, came up to the Senn-
tor from H., and said This party vote. You
co the Black Republicans are all ON one side,
and the Democrats on the other. Why do you
not vote with your fricnis? 70 which tho
Little Giant, 1t is said quietly responded by ask
ing, VIII you be good enough to tell me
whore my friends are to be found On your side
OF the chamber .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

ORANGE COUNTY reNrsaANcR CONVENTION -
The proceedings OF the Convention, which was
held at Chelsea ON Tuesday ana Wednesday OF
last week, are too late for publication. Jcre-
miah Dodge, Esq was nominated for Cou,mis-
sioner, and most excellent nomination it il.
too. H. was formerly very popular High
Sheriff OF that County, and if elected as We
trust he will ho, he will make gooi Commits,
soner. We have heard that another Conven-
tion was held. and Nominated Hon. Geo. p.
Baldwin, the rrcscnt incumbent, Tor re election.
We aIso hear that john y. Chamberlain ESQ.
OF Ncwbury, has bs,n Nominated or that Office.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-07

In the United States Sinatc, Mr. D uglas has
presented q bill amendatOry to the act relative
to the Fugitive slaves which IL supported ly
Mr.. Crittenden and others. Every movement
indicates that Judge DluglAs is the guiding
spirit in the Senate, and all look to him for a
solution of the present sa condit N of the al
fairs of the Country - Vermont Patriot.
a pretty time tins, to make party capital for
any one, much more such u knayc as Stephen
A. Douglas Who plunged the Country into
this " sad condition. but Stephen A. Douglas,
by his bill amendatory" on the Missouri
Compromise " c~...-o -l:rit in the Senate -
" look to him for solution F." May heaven
help US