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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-11
S5,9l9.58 $5,9l9,58

= CRIT and
Co. orders 46562
Total amt S5,9l9.5S S5,9I9,58
On motion, the rules were suspended
in order TO take up the matter of A. ii.
Young, relative to the improper assess
ment of lots in Prescott In relation to
which Sup Copp offered the folio wing
resolution, which was adopted -
Resolved, That the sum of So So ana
costs of sale on illegal and erroneous as
sessment on lots and in block G, in
the second ward of the city Of Prescott,
in Does first addition, be released, and
that upon the payment of the balance
over and above the So SO to the county
Clerk, he is hereby authorized to cancel
the order Of sale of aforesaid lots.
And Resolved further. That tho
Treasurer, upon the cancellation as afore-
said, be authorized to charge back to the
second ward Of said city said sum of
SO IS and costs Of sale.
Sup Hurley moved the adoption of
the following resolution =
Resozred, That the Treasurer of
Pierce county be authorized TO pay back
TIE sum of 81 81, with interest at Z per
cent per annum from the Goth day Of
January, 1858, to Henry Sherman, or
order, and charge the same back to the
town of Pleasant Valley, being taxes
received on the sw / of section 26, town
26. range l6, by the Treasurer of said
town, and having returned the said land
delinquent.
Sup Copp moved to amend by strik-
inc out the word interest wherever it
occurs; and the amendment was lost.
Sup Holt moved to amend by striking
out the words and charge the same back.
The amendment was withdrawn by
consent.
The question then recurring on the
original resolution, il was adopted.
o. Strahl, committee appointed at the
March meeting last to investigate the
matter of an old court certificate and an
old county order, reported verbally that
the record of the court certificate was
found all right, but no record or definite
information could DO obtained in rel alton
to the equity order.
The report was accepted, and the com
mittee discharged.
1t was moved and seconded to destroy
the county order.
The motion was lost.
Sup Cheney moved to place the order
on file, and the ayes and noes were taken
as follows
Ayes, Sups Akers, Cheney, Fertg,
Hurley, Quimby, Schaser, and Young
mani.
Noes, sups Cox, Copp, Hodges, Holt,
Minor, Williams, and Whitney,.
Notion was lost.
Sup Hurley moved to reconsider the
vote to destroy, and the motion pre-
vailed.
The question then recurring on the
original motion to destroy by burning,
It prevailed.
On motion of Sup Copp, the Chair
man was appointed a committee to exc
cute the object of the motion.
The following accounts were read and
referred -
No. Is. A. H. Young, $50 90
10. James Akers, II "a
20. Z" Z 25
81. s. a. Green, OF
%. A. J. Smith, 2 %
%. Fl. A. & G. w. Truman,7O 90
"a. A. Huddleston, s 90
On motion, the Board adjourned till
o'clock this evening.
Evening session.
Z o'clock, p. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjou...
ment
Minutes wore read and approved.
The following accounts were received
an! referred:--
No. IS. NJ. B. Williams, s 8 A
28. William Hodges, 2 90
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d ENTI ST

C.S. KICKER, DENTIST,
:" AS located permanently at Prescott.--
IL Rooms next door to Grifin's Store
Business solicited.
Prescott, July 31st, 1860.
nj ~
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NOTICE.

This is to certify that / have given my son,
Mathew Kline, his time to act and trade for
himself, and shall claim none OF his earnings
nor pay any debts of his contracting after this
date MATHEW KILN 4.
d. w Currier, Witness.
Dated this 2lst day of November, 1861.
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TWO commodious tenements in Strauss
l. Building. on Broad Street, on reasonable
terms. Enquire of j. n. MCKEE, at the Book
Store.
Prescott, Oct, Is, 1861. n25wtf
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Trimbelle, Dec. 3,
MASONIC.

THERE will be regular meeting of " W
Lodge No. l05 of Free and Accepted Ma
sonson the seeond and fourth Tuesdays Of
each month at Masonic Hall. Schaser's Bull
diag Prescott Wiscsuais
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FOURTH DAY.

November Is, s o'clock, A. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present, Sups Cox, Hodges, Hurley,
Holt, Fertig, Akers, Minor, Quimby
Williams, Yeungman, Copp, Schaser,
and Cheney.
The minutes were read and approved.
The following account was read aud
referred -
No. As. w B Mapes, s23 63
Sup Minor offered the following reso-
luton, which was referred to the COM
mittoe on accounts -
Resolued, That in the matter of John
Dale asking the Board for IN order strik-
ing from the sale list certain land, for the
reason that the lands were rot advertised
in paper which had been published in
the county six months previous 20 such
advertising, be referred to the District
Attorney with request that he obtain
the written opinion of Messrs Gray d
Humphrey. lawyers of Hudson, in the
matter, and that he be requested to re-
port the same, together with his own
opinion in the case, to the county Board
Mt their meeting in January next.
On motion of Sup Copp, the finance
committee were permitted to withdraw
TO The committee room.
Sup Whitney appeared and took his
seat.
Orders to the amount of 1928 "a
were issued 10 John L Dale, as balance
on his account allowed at this session.
Sup Minor moved to adjourn till l
o'clock tits afternoon.
The motion was withdrawn by consent.
On motion of Sup Cox, the Board adj
iourned till o'clock this evening.
Eveni,tg Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. The minutes were read and ap-
proved.
The following accounts were read and
referred
NJ. 40 L A TAYLOR $500
Al VIM Crippen $50
IS r Freeman 1854
Sup. Minor of committee on accounts,
returned accounts which were disposed of
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A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
N buying anote fol 500 bearing date Oct.
2lst, 1861, given by me to George Bradley, as
the same will not be paid.
GEORGE DRESSER.
River Falls Nov. 10, 1861. n29wtf
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Sup Cox moved the adoption of the
resolution in relation to Illegal advertis-
ing for tax sale.
Sup Holt moved to amend BY laying
on the table, and the ayes and noes be
ing called, Cox, Hurley, Youngman Holt
Fertig, Akers and Williams, Z, voted
aye. Hodges, Whitney. Minor and
Schaser, 4, voted no,and tho amendment
was adopted. On motion adjourned til!
s O'Clock next morning.
To be concluded nert week.
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and orders were issued for the same.
Sup Copp moved to have a committee
appointed by the Chair to make out an
apportionment of jurors.
The motion prevailed.
Sups Holt, Schaser and Hodges were
appointed such committee.
Sup Holt moved that when we adjourn
we adjoarn till one o'clock on Monday
next.
Sup Quimby moved to amend by say
ing 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The amendment. was lost.
The question then recurring on the O.
riginal motion and the ayes and noes be.
ing called were taken as follows:-
Ayes. Sups Akers, Cox. Corp. Fertig,
Holt, Minor, Williams, and Youngman
%.
Noes, sups Cheney, Hodges, schaser,
Quimby, and Whitney--5.
The motion was carried.
On motion of Sup Copp, the Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors was consti-
tuted committee to take charge, and
have the care Of, all the county property
in the shape Of lumber, building materi-
al, etc, which may now be on hand OR
delivered hereafter Mt the county seat !;
said Clerk to be paid for whatever time
he may necessarily devote to such o.
ject.
Orders to w B Mapes for S23 SO,
and to Jas Akers for $14 70, were is
sued.
On motion, adjourned.
SIXTH DAY.
Nov Is, One o'clock P. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Roll being called, Sups Hodges, Hur-
ley, Youngman, Fertig, Akers, Minor,
Quimby, Copp and Cheney answered to
their names.
The minutes were read and approved.
Sups Whitney and Schaser appeal ed and
took their seats.
On motion the rules were suspended
in order to take up accounts.
Sup Copp moved that when we do ad
iourn it shall be till six o'clock this eve
ming, and the motion prevailed.
THE following accounts were present
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SS,394.73 8,394,73

SS,394.73 S,394,73
The following statement was also read
au.! reterred:-
r. the Board Of Supervisors Of Pierce
CouHty:-
In accordance with the requirements
Of Inv, the Clerk of the Board of Su-
pervi.ors respectfully submits the follow
inr statement to said Board of Supervis-
UrS. to wit
y judgment was rem lered against the
county in favor of Oliver Gibbs, Jr., tor
the sum Of $40, and costs amount
NJ to S44 As, and that S40O of said
Judgment has been paid by tie county
Treasurer in accordance with resolution
Of the Board, in July Iast, leaving bal
auce Of SS4 -, besides interest unpaid.
\ Judgment was also rendered for
$40 90 costs in All injunction Of George
May Powell, to prohibit the issuing Of
tax deeds on lots in River Falls.
An Injunction has also been served on
the Clerk and Chairman, prohibiting
them from issuing county orders W hen
the Board of Supervisors are not in SEES
son. There is no record in the office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court to show
whether said injunction WAS sustained or
Dissolved.
Dated at Perry, this l2th day of No
yembcr, 1861.
D. STRAHL,
Clerk of the Board of Sups.
The Clerk submitted the following
copy Of the apportionment of Sc. o ii
moueys;-
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
0rn,E ~ Svr'r or PuRIIo DESTRUCTION.
MADISON, June 10th, 1861.
II the Clerk Of the Board Of Super
tfsors Of Pierce County,
SiR:-Pursuant to law, | have this
day apportione,i the income of the
school tun.l suiject to distribution for
;t'5 year 1861, among the several towns
nn1 cities OF this State.
The amoBnt TO which the several
towns AMI cities Of Pierce county are
@rtitIej, according to such appo,t.onment,
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The amount due to the above towns
anI cities is now in the State Treasury
subject to the order of the Treasurer of
Pierce countr, to be paid by him to the
sail towns and cities, on application, ac-
car'iing to the foregoing list.
Respectfully your obd't servant,
J. l.. PIcKARD,
State Superintendent.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! 6 9
County OF PIERCE, -
The Clerk of the Board of Supervis-
ors Of said county hereby certifes the
foregoing to be correct copy Of the
original notice of apportionnent, now on
file in his office.
Given under my hand and
sru the seal of the county Board
- I Of Supervisors. ut Perry, this
i2:h dav of November, 1851.
0. SrRAHL,
C.e'k e the Board If sups.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-11
SECOND DAY.

Nov. IS. 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
II. P. Ames, county Treasurer, sub
mitted the following reports, which were
referred to the Committee of Finance:
HIP. dimes IN account nth fierce County,
rom Mareh %. 1861, to Nou. 5th, 1861.
To cash rec d of j. H. Southwick,
acting County Treasurer, S 1923 80
To county orders received of j. H.
Southwck. 4S5 81
Cash reed for taxes collected on
delinquent returns, 1860, 1857 "a
Cash reed from State of Wiscon-
son on delinquent taxes ret'd, 1,292 80
Cash reed J. G. Button for crim.
nal fine. 40 90
Cash reed personal property tax
collected by sheriff. 40 81
Cash reed Chas. Fisher. Treasur
er Diamond Bluff. for license 10 90
Cash reed State of Wis. school
money app't for 1861. 437 Al
Cash reed State Of Wis drainage
for 1861, Sc Al
Cash reed county clerk, on re-
demptions, 81 II
County orders received Co Clerk,
on assignments, ,O63 80
Cash reed county clerk adverti-
sing fees on redemptions, 70 60
Cash reed clerk circuit court,
State tax on suits, 81 10
$500 SO
By certificates derived from land
sale of Sept. 3D., 1861, 1852 AZ
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JOURNAL
Of the Board of Supervisors.
ANNUAL MEETING.

CorRr ROOM. PERRY, Nov. -, 1861 +.
One O'Clock P. NJ.
The Board met, Mr. Akers in th c
chair.
Present, sups. Cox. Holt, Copp, Che
ney, Schazer, Hodges, Whitney, Will
ANS. Quimby, Hurley, Toungman and
Axes.
On motion of Sup Copp, the rules adj
cp.ed al the Nov session 1850, were q d.
opted at tho present meeting.
The following report of the Clerk was
zeal and referred, to wit:
D. Strait. County Clerk, IN account
nth Pierce County, from jan ], 1851 i,
IL Nor s, 1851, Inclusive.
Ian !, 1851. Redemption
rIonerr ec'd from ..
Gibis .Tr lateclerk, $4,000
Objected since, 4239,l2
''' ', oIt since Jan i, 1861. 1883. 80
On hand to balance, l299.33
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Ry cash paid J. O.. Riker. return
and travel fee. 70
By cash refunded E. P. Tubbs on
tax receipt 2 80
By cash pa d Barnes d Co., ex-
presscharges. 10
By orders paid NJ. A. Dreibilbis
March session, 1861. ii "a
By orders pd W. f. Miles March
session, 1861, u "a
By paid county clerk. to buy w'd
for county offices. 90
BY paid county clerk for draying
the same TO Office, so
By paid Barnes d Co exp ess
charges on books and stat'y, s Is
By paid VIM. Grip pen for dray-
ing same TO county seat so
By Barnes d Co. s express charges
on two packages currency, 3 25
By cash to A. Morse to cancel
tax deed. 90
By cash to Miss ID. B. Franklin to
cancel tax deed, Oh
BY county orders paid FL Bennett IA So
By cash paid o. Gibbs, Jr. July
session, 1861, to apply on
Judgment, 4OO W
By cash paid town Treasures on
delinquent returns for 1860, 1851 90
By cash paid school superintend-
ents, 1852
BY cash refunded on certificates
charged back towns, 424 OIL
BY cash paid TO redeem Co orders. 875 81
By cash paid Barnes & Co.. exc
pres charges on books 3 so
By cash paid t, III. p. Ames, ma
king certificates Sept: sale,
1861, 1891 certificates and
$40 additional descriptions. 766 20
By county orders reed county
clerk on assignment. l,063 80
By county orders reed j. ii.
Southwick on assignment. 465 62
By county orders reed on C"tax, IA IA
BY Treasurer fees, percentage. ~ 90
By certificates paid over to clerk,
Sd. 1861. 1859 AZ
Balance. II 40
DR.. SI4,I5i 20 Or. S14l5a 80
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On motion the Board adjourned until
half past o'clock in the evening.
Evening Session.-The Board met
pursuant to adjournment. Minutes were
read and approved. The following ac-
counts were read and referred.
No Sc S Strickland 5000
81 E Minor 3,46
IS L A Taylor 1000
Sup Minor Of committee on accounts
returned accounts which were disposed
of as follows;
No Is A H Young $4,000 s25, al
46 L A Taylor 400 allowed
Al W Crippen 4,5O allowed
40 B Lynch, l,9S referred
Nos so, 81, 50, 50, 81, 55. Sc, 81
referred back for correction.
On motion the Clerk and Chairman
were Instructed to draw an order for ID
Ii Smith for 81 so, on an account allow
ed last Nov but order not drawn.
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Sups Holt and Williams appeared and
took their seats. Adjourned.
Evening Session, 6 o'clock, Pm.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Sup Cox appeared and took his seat.
Minutes were read and approved.
The following accounts were read and
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L Dale presented two tax sale certifi-
Gates on lots in Bay City, asking the
Board of Supervisors to cancel said certi-
ticates and pay back the amount on &C
count of irregular and illegal assessment,
which matter was referred to committee
on apportionment of taxes.
Also Sup Cox submitted the matter of
illegal tax paid by Hubbard & Raekley,
which was also referred to committee on
apportionment of taxes.
An old account of D Fl Smith, was
presented. which was allowed last Nov,
but order not drawn; referred to commit
tee on accounts.
Adjourned till o'clock next morning.
SEVENTH DAY.
Nov, 10, s o'clock AM.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The roll being called, Sups Cox, Hur-
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S5lS9,32 5lS9,52
Jan. Isl. 1851; Tax sale
certihcat received
from o. Gibbs, Jr.,
late Clerk. l.OO6,3i
Since Jan lst, 1861. of II,
2. Ames, 60. Treas
rrer. lax sale certfi.
Gates of sale of 1861, 7,252,42
Interest accrung on Ger
titicates sold. l2o,2o
Interest accruiug on Ger
titicates redeemed.i in
in the hands of the
county, 1919
Certticat,s ass grcd since
Jan. Isl. 1861. 5,o9O,lI
Interest collected on the
same, 1885
Certificates rcceemed, III
the hands of the Co.. 81 30
Interest collected on the
same, IUi D
{. .t.sicatts on hand 10
balance, 2,287 n
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JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1851
j. II. So,ahwick ia account nth Pierce Go.
from Nov. IS, 1860, to March 30. 1861.

IT, III. So,dhcick ia account nth Pierce Go.
from Noo. -, 1860, to March 20. 1861.
Dr.
To cash to balance, as per
report Nov, I3. 1861, 1862
To cash to John Hurley,
Treasurer Elpaso. 05
To cash paid to Richard
and VIM Costello. l,70
To tax on suits from clerk
OF court. III 30
To county orders from tn
Tres, on State and
county tax, go. 3,G95, Sc
To cash and county
dcrs from clerk Of I'D
on assignmentand re-
demptions, 1858
To State school fund CO, 1904
To order collected of re-
turn for 1860, 1,007,l9
To cash State of Wis on
school lands, 260,57
To charges on taxes col.
lected credited Co. 1926
Or.
By cash refunded G. P.
Jacob. per order bid, 8,67
By cash refunded Lewis
Mangergb. 7,44
By cash refunded on tax
certificates. S6.39
By county orders and ct
certificates. to be des-
troyeu March. 1851, 2,392. AZ
By cash, taxes in 'Elpaso
belonging to p. 90. 6.45
By cash, Treasurers re.
turn and travel tee. 26, 50
By cash town school SUI
intndent's extra acd t
1860, 10l %
By cash express Co. ex.
pressage $50
By case State of Wiscon
sin on State tax 1860 1,46t ,57
By road receipt charged
town, $3.50
BY cash L. r Smith dray
age, 90
By cash Treasurer's fee
from Nov Is 1860.
TO Jan. /, 48Gl, $3.50
By balance paid over to
81. P. Ames as foil
low ash, ! .322 2o
CT CRIT and
Co. orders 4656 81
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Take Notice

To be concluded nert .ceek.
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y. Vi M IIb'
Clerk of the Board of Sups.

The Clerk submitted the following
copy Of the npportionment of Sc. o ii
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03

We print this morning the Secretaries re-
port of the proceedings of the State Conven-
ton which assembled in this city, composed
of delegates appointed by the Southern
Rights Union party of Tennessee in the ear
ly part of last month. During the period
which has interviewed since their appoint
ment and the meeting of the Convention, a
very serious change has taken place in the
political condition of the country. Smiling
peace has given place TO "grim yisaged
war;" and instead of the prospect of re-
construction of the Union, and re united
and happy people, we are threatened with
the scourge of devastating and desolating in-
ternecine strife. The Northern people are
arrayed against the South in a solid mass,
and sound policy counsels similar unity on
the part of the Southern people. Assemb-
ling under such circumstances, the Conven-
ton had most delicate aud responsible du-
ty to perform. What was best, under the
circumstances, for it to do? Whe could FORE
tell the events of thirty days to come, and
lay down programme to meet them? Look
ing to the future, and reading it as best it
could, the Convention did not deem it prop
er to make formal nomination of candi-
date for the Gubernatorial chair, but recon-
mend the Hon. VIM. B. CAMPBELL as the
''very man for the OCCASION If the people,
irrespective of party, responding to this re-
commentator, shall unite harmoniously in
the support of Gen. CAMPBELL. it will be an
suspicious event. We should hail it as a SIM
gular good fortune for Tennessee, in this the
most perilous epoch of her history. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03
Texas Intelligence.

The Galveston Civilian of the 25th ult. has
the following:
We understand that sail-boat, in which
Gen. Houston and Col. Morgan were proceed
ing from the residence of the latter to San
Jacinto, last Monday, capsized in thirty feet
water, and both these gentlemen were in dam
ger of drowning. Gen. Houston has very i'm
perfect use of an arm and leg. and Col.
Morgan is totally blind. Mr.. Kos Morgan
happened to be just behind them, in another
boat, at the time of the accident, and when
he came over to the spot both were under
water. Gen. Houston rose near the boat and
was seized by his crippled arm with so much
earnestness that he asked to be let 60. Col.
Morgan's first expression on getting his head
above water was that they could not drown
him any way they could fix it. He was once
before capsized, and though old and blind,
held on to the bottom of the boat while two
other persons were waited eff and drowned.
A party of Mexicans, fifty in number, re-
siding in Laredo county, got under arms
about ten days ago and demanded of Mr..
Massett, the Customs Collector, the money
and county and State papers in his possession.
Capt. Nolan started at once, with % men
OF his company, to give the gentlemen fight
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03

incentive to rally to 4he support of a Union
which no longer exists, and can only exist
hereafter as an engine of oppression. If any
Southern man can be deceived BY such stuff,
DIR. III. must be that man. We look upon it
as part and parcel of the devious. hypocrit-
icaI and perfdious policy pursued by the
administration from the outset. If Mr.. LIN
COLI means peace let him say SO, and follow
up the declaration by laying down arms and
disbanding his troops, and pledging himself
and his supporters that this trouble shall be
settled by the free consent of all parties, or
by peaceful separation. Nothing less will
do
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03

THE RACEs-PosTPoNEMEN learn
officially that the Jockey Club, at the con-
clusion of the race yesterday, through their
president announced the indefinite postpone
ment of the meeting. This was done by the
unanimous consent of the members of the
club, and with the concurrence of the pro-
prietors. This course seems to have been
demanded by the extraordinary circum-
stances surrounding the country, and will,
we think, meet the approval of all right
thinking men. There was no interest what.
ever manifested in the meeting, and the club
performed duty due to themselves as well
as to the true interests of the turf in putting
a termination to it. The public attention is
wholly absorbed in the war, which impends
at the very gates of our city, and it is idle to
attempt TO excite any interest in racing un.
til the condition of things shall materially
alter for the better. And until this occurs
the club will not attempt another meeting
So much we learn from the Secretary.-Mem
ptis Appeal.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03
Delegates to Congress.

The Convention yesterday appointed the
following gentlemen delegates to the Con-
gress of the Confederate States:
RIM T. Hunter, Tide Water.
Wm. G. Rives, Piedmont.
Judge Brockenborogh, Valley.
Judge Camden, Northwest.
w. r. Staples, Southwest.
A very good delegation. and quite as
many as Observation-Disclosures Wing, Apra 30lh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-03

~ The Louisville Journal states that it
has authentic assurances" that the speech
of Mr.. BELL in this city the other night, ''was
SO reported in the Nashville papers of the
following day as to do him injustice in sever
al particulars, and especially in the total i'm
preston begotten." Our notice of the
speech in question was very brief If it did
injustice to Mr. BELL We have not had ''au-
thentic assurances" fiom him or any one else
of the iaet. We apprehend that if such were
the case application would as likely be made
to us for correction as to our contemporary
at Louisville.