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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24
New York, April 18th.

An attempt has been made to purchase
the new steamer Mercedes for the Conted.
crate States, but the reply was there was
not money cnoguh in the seeded States to
do it.
The entire LIST division numbering 700
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24

fHILADELPnIA, April 10.
The baltimore Sun publishes . dispatch
stating that Harpers Ferry was set on fire
by the regulars at midnight, and that they
then retrcated into Maryland. There were
no State troops there at that time.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24

cY-Com. Vanleij'lt OF New York,
is said to have informed III. Governs
'mcnt that they cam have his whole fleet
'uf steamers fiihy "iahhcl and equipped,
Without the Charge Of q penny.
:. WIN. =; Nsror, If the same place,
Mas offered TO give the Goycrnmcn'
four millions Of dollars, and loan it
ten millions.
: Mayor w God has also recommended
The appropriation Of one million dollars
by the city Of New York for the use
vi the Government.
Nor TIE Man." ANTAGONISTS say
that man changes every seven years.
Therefore" says the imimitablc Jones,
"my tailor should not remind me Of the
bill ! contracted in 1s54--1 amt the
man"
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24

QJWe Will give the names of the Good.
hue Volunteers in full uext week,
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-04-24
NIILITARY-M MATTERS.

MILITARY FvRcE or PENNSYLVANIA
The whole number Of organized volunteer
companies in Pennsylvania is about 500.
averaging about 40 men to company, max
ing an aggregate of over O,O0O uniformed
volunteers. The entire military force Of tho
State is about 355, 200 men capable Of mili-
tary duty. The arms Of the State arc all in
tile possession Of the volunteer comnanies.
and comprise l2,O9O muskets 4,7tG iiflss.
2,SO9 cavalry swords and sabrcs; ), l47tpis.
tolls, SO pieces of ordnance, being six pound
bronze cannon. OftEe above, there are only
about $500 muskets of the new model.
1000 improved rifles, and 500 cavalry
swords. fl! 40
How RECRUITS ARE RECEIVED AT NV
loEK-When a man offers himself for en-.
listment the recruiting officer has him strip
ped and examined, the slightest bodily de-
tormity, crooked finger even, being suffi.
cient for his rejection. The new candidates
Tor soldier life are sent over to the island
e;ery night, and are there again examined
ny the commandment and surgeon. If they
pass inspection they get their clothing, their
personal description IS noted down, snd they.
JON company. The first instruction to tho
new recruit is in the use ofshis legs he
learns how to mark time, march, right about,
and so on, and # he IS smart will get hold
Of musket in the course of = fortnight
tic goes On in what is called the school OF
the soldier, passes into the school Of the
company, learns battalion drill, and is then
tit to 50 into : regiment zAltsrs thosoegh
discipline the recruits are sent of to various
posts Of the country. Their residence on
the island varies from three days to tl.rse
months. Those who arrive in November.
when the roads west and over the plains are
closed for the winter; generally remain 1t
this post until spring. ,I7z ail.',-sE vys-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03

blood of their noble sires courses in the veins OF tht
sons in all lis depth Of devotion liberty AID honor
Scarcely bad the call been mlde by her Chief Magistrate
when thousands Of her brave sepIei forth 10 de-
fepce OF her honor and peace. They are row in the
tented field ready 10 DO all that her interests and honor
! demand at their hands
But though our valiant and would die
than bend to OPPRESSION vet the Bible teaches that
tn issue of battles is with the God Helye an Ear h
and rejoice that we are permitted to appeal 10 Him
for tho Justice of our snd the OF o arms
In view of this whole matter, your committee recon-
mend the adoption Of the following resolutions:
Resolved That rejoice in the existence Of the Gov
ernmen OF the Confederate States Of America aud that
our interests as State have become identified with said
Government
Resolved Taat we have read with unfeigned pleasure
the Proclamation of President Iays OF the Confederate
States of America requesting all christians OF sad Gov
cnment 20 observe the 18th day OF June proximo
day OF fasting and PRAYER Almighty God for a
fu issue to our present efforts to drive the enemy from
borders and establish peace within this ConeG
eracy.
Resolved That we recommend 20 the Baptist Churches
throughout the State faithfully TO carry out the
mendation of President Davis.
RESOLVED, That We have learned with much pleasure
OF the removal OF the seat OF Government OF the o. s. OF
A. 20 the capital of cur State.
Resoired That we will use al lawful and Christisn
in the support OF the Government OF the Confcd
crate S a.es of Amerci that We will daily make sup
pcaton 70 GoD for the preservation of our soldiers
for the GERS in authority aud for speedy and happy
termination OF our present troubles.
J. b. SOLOMON,
j. b. TAYLOR,
X II BAGBY, ~ ..;,.oo
G. TYREE,
l. BURROWS,
I. &. kEEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03
DANIC PRICES, IN EARNENr,

~ Al Wholesale and RETAIL,
Ry JOSEPH sTRAUsE. No q Main ssrest
Just bought AT lras than dollar large stock Of
rich Gu, 10 and ~ cts fae Jaconets ana organae
l2l IS Sc DebSRes cts 10 cts and higher Beee all cot
ora az Ia - cts &c handsome Berese Stella Shaws with
Chenille Eubroicry 20 worth t5 o0 Black and CooTed s
Paraso and upNad fast coored Calico at Oh
and cent? cheap l0 Ladies SIX Thread Gloves aud OsuL
lets at 25 cent short AID long Sk M 1t 3 ana %
cents worth double MONEY Hoseries, Linen Haudksrcies
Irish Linen and Bosoms; Brown and Black Shng ans sheeng;
Pillow Case Muslin TOSeDg French Netde-"orked Coas
o 10 II 25 cts Cgmbrie a. Bands the finest work in
the eity Linen Goods for Men and Boys wear
Bak and Colored sks great Goods too nusr
os 20 mention will be prices that Sstouh body
that calls at No Look out for the right place
APl1 JVsEFh oihACss-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03

~ UNsl have two Of those dne German mn en and
N fer them for sale st the old price. O. CRANE
nsla No. g Exehsrrs Bloek.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE. 1860.
VOLUME 65.

y DESIRE % can attention ny removal rom No. 100 Msln
direct 20 the onedous new battling No. 229 Main street. Ad
W. "sPOTswOOD HOTEL"
bea s And Oh streets where prepared 70 exhibit AArg
MILLINERY GOODS
-f rs made Millinery Articles than heretofore eonsng OF
M ss-E Velvet sonnets Bonnet Plunes Ribbons French
80 4r Flowers Bridal Wreaths, Head Dresses Dress Css
- s Berthss Grape aud Musia Collars and In
F' Cars Hats and Coaks Ruchrs aud Tabs k al styles
NJ connection with the general Millinery business, viii msnuf1c
90 10 order Coas AID Manta Of al klds ia tie latest fash
5ate styles a reasonable prices All orders VII receive prompt
nj snssa att-aton. n O. BARTON
- 22g Main St
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NEW AUCTION HOUSE.

FOR TIE SALE OF NEGROEs.
HUE undersned has his day commenced The Auction business
foF th- sale OF NfGRnEs the Az ton Room FRANKLIN
street, la;sly occupied by BCrrs a GREGOaY.
He VII sell Negroes 10th puby privately and sccts TIE
pao' age Of his friends and the pubic generally ne pledges his
stt q promote the Interest ~ his patrons and fer' hi tset
that rom his org experience the rad be viii be enabled 10
obtain The h hest mSsket prices BE viii make liberal advances
on az property hautand In prepared board
gge the trade aad also their servsns-hayng ample
moda ions for bot. l. " SrUKSS,
On Franklin 3Td door below Al street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03

l. W. MACdAU0N.
p SIS your Comnanderu-Chisl, ABRAHAM LIS
coLS will no. alsw to mail you this letter, am con-
tr4in ed to have recourse 10 Tie public press.
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m SPRING STYLES Ga
- or HATS IND CAPS. ~

NV % HATS AMI CAPS the Spring trade +
VI complete eJnhrlus an The STYLES and cOls % Soft
H also cskin >pS and Cashmere sts and great variety
siN OF Caps Lrchurn and straw Hats great va-v
AIr general tmcut of srutcmvns funshiug u.s. I'm
l-Nt. N,sns Ctnc &C, &c an % which wilbr sold
good terms other tabshuentiu The city most
JOHN THOMPSON
mNs5 No Ballard Hous-.
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sSoSrlINHr scLIDIPlYD CRr6w oF WILD Ir0wEBs-Por
4 shaving uo.Dg satac'oy. lor the ahluuon
nf.ns preycnrg erup'0ns Is sireor - other
s-ap lotion 0 eosGeie. Foo sslr ~
~ w. PETERsON Co, Druggists.
r,hIs 10 hain 9tIeet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03

NEW EIzPOHTi fION Elegant French sGi Fngsh
~ CirA Daner and Tea Set Toilet Ware White dGnr DO
1er ana TeA ses JspaneI Toilet WAR, Hausrkrrg goods,
Lamps &C., which We invite n attention = purchase
bl-BBNr, PULbEN CO.,
q. ain md krnal eiLrtts
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IYKaTENE E.tlIER.

TsMrS wO1DHCUsf CO.. purchsfed. jest previous TO ne
% present blockade, the srges' ani best s'"ss 81
WRlTtaG PAfEh,
which they hSye had n before. embracing Poocap,
Geer. Note Denny and medium papers ' Ss'i.st rs "h
viii their usual prices r cas-. 90 - st1ety proHpt
cuyomeIs. payable Let July fn'uiTg
They hand d ttock ~ ohsr siacnsry, to-
getter Nth every description Of Hank tsn'. Hissy f' for
sale. MY"
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ST0TICE.-Ul urtler notice. shal sell Goods only
nys aAIL W. PRICE CO.
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ROOKN AND NTATIONERY.

TMPoKFED COODS. .,,-,-,- -.
Cheisr Cheese OF superior quality AMI beAnliay Pu' Up
Drtrh (,hgsse IN balls, % sapsrior quality
Ohv~s Capers Olives FArct
MAeta7oai Veimeceln, 70 Cigars
ChoE ChoS, CanLd1Ns Oniors
Woster sauce s9yers, keish, fisaanie s-Ice
Mustard. Oiye on and Sartines - -. -,
Brandy is5 ChAmpAgnss sgurSs, quartz pns sSa a.
plnts
csarsts, frora good 70 very superior
bsO-s- BLAIR cHAMBERLkYSEE z
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EtO5sN NtUsL-eu0 l.uale rtin-r crorn Corn
u Aea fGr sale ~ y Il SoNERNitLE co.
eNyERg OPFECTss th,u'd buy copy Of ,shoizs fc-
q, The % valuable .ulJc atp about Hl-
mates any bcok For sale By
mv1 J " RANnOi Pr, ~ Msn S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-03

MOVIES RHEUMATIC EsSEIEEST.-A sure cure
~ or RherEi@tsr-sarrsn;cd 10 every Pepaee and
for sale by DOVE CO.,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-14

1t will be seen that our Central Committee
have fixed upon Saturday, August 24, as the
day for the Democracy and other Union Men
of this county to meet in township meetings to
appoint delegates to the different conventions.
These meetings should be well attended, and
delegates appointed to the different conventions
that will attend. Let US have ticket compes
ed Of men, who are in favor Of "tIe Onion, the
Constitution, and the eno' cement Of all tie loaos
Although we have heard during the past
week, Republicans in this county, who hold
important offices, advocate a dissolution ofthis
Union and recognition Of the Southern Con-
ederacv, vet we know that majarity Of the
Republicans of this county are Union men, and
will not follow such leaders. The Democracy
invite all true and original Union men to meet
with them and participate in the different con
ventions We desire the aid and corporation
Of all original Union Men to assist in bringing
order out Of disorder, and restore the country
to what it was before disunion abolitionism got
control of public affairs. s@ @%
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democratic stntc Convention

The Convention assembled at Armory Hall,
Columbus. at IL o'clock A. NJ, on Wednesday,
August 7, 1861.
Col Manypenny, Of the State Central Com
mittee, called the Convention to order.
On motion OF Col. Andrews, Of Auglaize, 5
w. ellison was appointed Chairman pro tenn.
Mr.. Gibson accepted the position and an
nounced that the Convention was prepared tC
proceed to business.
On motion of Mr.. Dimmock, s. Harmount
of Tuscarawas, was appointed Secretary.
On motion of l. R. Kelly, Of Muskingum
Abraham Salee and A. B. Vancleve were up
pointed Assistant Secretaries. r
On motion of Mr., JGriswOld, OfPiekaway, lou
committees, each consisting of one delegat
from each Congressional District were ap
pointed as r,llows: on Credentials, on Resolu
tons on Permanent Organization, and on Gen
trail Committee. ..
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sH ER.tF.F,s, SALE.
Petition in Partition.

ne state Of Ohio Harrison county, IS.
hs's,'s'',s '..s., worth; S.''s' Order of SAFE.
/ PURSUANT to the eomm mond oFFan order Of sale
from the Court OF Common Plens within and
for said copntv Of Harrison to me directed. will
expose ID pnh'ic sale, on the premises.
On he 15tA day Of August, A. d. 1861.
The following Real Estate, t'.wit nnrI
OF The. North East quarter of Sc cAion twenty-f e
25) in township twelve (t2l in rHnge six ~ in the
Steubenve tand District b. ginning for the boun-
dnrv thereof a stone in the roads at the north
east corner of Mr. Snee g land thence south 70 deg
west 81 pere he's to stone IN large stumn: thence
north 17de g. Yves % perches to beach 10 inches
north 7nH deg vast l9 links: thence north 4 deg
east 76 perchps to n bench 16 inches. south 4S
deg east IA lints thence north SIX deg east so
perches to the section line white oak 90 inches
southgsa deg west So links to beach 8 inches
north IL deg west 50 links; thence solth ~ deg
T6 88 perches to the beginning contang TWEEN.
tv.fve t25) acres, subject to the dover estnte Of
Susan poulson, in the following part of the above
described premises, bo ounded as follows, to.wit:
beginning a the north enst corner OF Mr.. Snees
land; thence south, 73k deg west 24,44 perches;
thence north Tex deg west 25 Sc pe.ches;
tn ence north deg en- 80 perches; thence south
76A ,eg east 95. Sc perches; thence north 73h deg
east "a "A perches; thence south IL deg west 80
peaches to the place of beginning containi lg ten
no. acres Also in-lots No. 73 and IA in the toWn
Of Deersville, in said county. h Es
~ Eff E.S WOODP ORNE, Sheriff.
Cadiz. July TO- ls6I-5! @ s.E
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what Dem Gratis Favor

The Democracy are in aKor Of enforcing the
rights of the governme mt sgainst all dereign
powers, and, enforcing all OF the laws q
gainst all refractory citizens Of our common
country. Theya in favor Of carrying out the
Constitution and the laws in accordance with
the letter thereof They are in favor Of an
honest administration Of every department Of
the state and National Government. They are
in favor of putting the fright men in the righ,
place, instead ofplaciag tnsnain important po-
sitious. especially military positianss who do
not understand the duties assigned them. -
They are in favor Of crushing sectional issues,
sectional parties and sectional men. and o.
overthrowing Secession, ,Abolitionism, the
Dovil and Black Repubiicanism. ~
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10 the Democracy, and other
Union Men Of & arrisNn County.

20 Notice is hereby givento the Democracy and
other U non Men Of Harrison Co, to meet on
Saturday, Angnst "a, between the hours oftwo
and five P. M, in their respective townships,
at the usual places of holding elections, to- 5Sp-
point three delegates to attend the County Con-
7ention, which will meet IN Cadiz on ags
MONDAY, the Goth Day Of August,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of putting
in nomination one Representative in the coming
State Legislature, one Sheriff, one County
Treasurer, one Prosecuting Attorney, one
County Commissioner, one Recorder, one Cor
oner. and one Infrnary Director. ess a
AT the township meetings, two delegates from
each township wilt he appointed to the Senate
rial Convention to be held in Flushing, Belmon
County, on Wednesday, The 29tt. day Of August,
at 10,ocIock, IA. NJ, to nominate candidate
for Senator for this District; also, at the same
time and place, appoint one delegate from each
township to the Judicial Convention, tine and
place OF which will be,fxed hereafter, ,-,e
BY order Of the Democratic County Central
Committee of Harrison county.
'3f JAMES B. JAMESON, Chrm'n.
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INST Like Them.

Shortly after Mr.. IincOln's Inauguration, Mr..
VIM. II. Matlack, an active, energetic republi-
can Of Rumley township, was appointed P. N.
at Jewett Post Office. When the war broke
out, Mr.. NJ, like true patriot and lover Of his
country, was among the first to volunteer, and
is now member OF Capt. Csstell's Cadiz Com
pany for during the war Whrn he first volun-
teered, he appointed Mr.. George Allen and Mr.
Clark Beat out his deputies, who agreed attend
10 the post Office for nothing during his absence
fighting the battles Of his country, and give the
proceeds Of the Office to his widowed mother
who is depending on him, in part. for her sup
port. But this did not suit the avaricious re
publicans or abolitioRists Of that neighborhood
Mr.. Mailack had sbouldered his musket in de
fence OF his country, which they we're too cow
ardly to do, and while doing SO, these fellows
have him removed, and the office given to
men who did not volunteer, but is one Of thu
brave "stay-at homes."- .#s s.-. s.s.. ..
I Men who fight for their country at this tim,
can see what these aboltionists care for them
So they get the spoils, widowed mothers ant
brave men may get along the best they can
Now. mark our words-some OF the men witt
we're instrumental in having Mr.. Matlack re
moved, will be delegates to the Harrison count.
Republican Convention on next Monday.
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Cam didates.

The Repu5ltc0n announces the namesof the
following gentlemen as candidates for office be.
fore the coming Republican conyentionsof this
county
Representative -Alexandor Aud. John Trine
Henry lIeberling, John Letham, John oSlevee
Alexander -Bargar. eT~ y@g
Common Please Judge--Hon. s. w. Bostwlck.
Trsasurer-David Barrett, Joseph R Craw-
ford George l.. Haverfied, William McFadGen
Sr., b. w. Price, Richard tIatton, John f. Can
non, Joseph Clark, William Boggs.
Sheriff John Bancroft, Eli Peacock, William
Bond, 5. R. Magee, j. r. Deal, Robert Mckee,
Samuel N. Clifford j. Newkirk Maffitt. ''
Prosecuting AttoTaey -Amon Lennon. a
Commissioner james Billingsley, BeRjamir
M Fadden. a...
Mr., Aud, Bostwick, Crawford Boggs, & Bar
croft are the only men in the above list that have
sons or brothers who have shown determine
ton to fight in the present war. ~ ..- +.s
r Mr.. Gannon's brother volunteered but backed
out before the company left Cadiz. Mr. Ogle
vie would not let his son go when he wanted
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Irhc CsnEepfion al CoianlbA s--A
: W. ~ NJ W Good Ea he aaA ~ sS az

Wien tie Democratic U niont Conyention had
assembled at Columbus, and sitawas found that
not only every seat was filed, but that the isles
were eli crowded with delegates, standing. for
want ofseats, attention was called 70 the Conn
n,erciars prediction that It would bo a coassa-
tioa of sHpty ssats, and an invitation given to
its reporter to occupy the empty seats That
gentleman becomingly acknowledged the
''n,aiys." The rerorlsrgof another city paper
would have been requested TO vacate the seat
he inpipieatlg occupied but for the noto,tsty it
would have given him. ,,..,.
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New Subscribers.

We return our thanks to friends in different
parts o the county for send ng us new snbscri-
bers. SO long as we have the aid and CO opera
ton of such friends, we shall not fear the puny
efforts Of some few republicans who are using
their best efforts to injure our paper. Wee
sire the help OF all original Union Men. New
converts to Union principles we care nothing
about. They may induce few men, like them
selves, to withdraw their patronage from this
paper but if they can get along without the
Sentinel the Sentinel can get along without
them. Theeditor ofthis paper has been tadnt.
ed over and over again by these same men, as
"Union Saver and it is rather late in the
day for them to ''chaw their own words" and
now call us disunionist. Such work will moi
win 49,
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~ JAMES 5. JAM1soN, c1tat'n.


0ETO Our friend Hatton, (who is too old to do
service being So years Of age,y is respectfully
,'in6rmtd that wheneverthe following PROPOSE
ton, which we Published two weeks since, is
accepted, we are ready to do just as it says
O. 'f every person connected with the Cad'z
Rspebican Office, editors, jours, apprentices,
devils aud all, will come forward and freely vol
unteer their services and join the army, and
walk into the ranks and shoulder their mnskets
in defcnceiot their couatry in this its time oi
need and close mp their establishment until the
ear is0Uer, the Sentinel office, with all us oceu-
pants will do the same."a resga, ,i.rsE.r
There is the proposition in plain words
Either accept OF 1T, or back square out. The
word EHikrs means more than Mr.. flatton; al
though we believe our friend lIaton would
have volunteered long since, had he been a
Younger man. We believe there is some game
about him, although he is not the one that has
teen making the loud boasts on paper
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-08-14

The annual Graduating Exercises of the Nc
Nicely Normal School, at Hoped ale, will take
place on Friday, August 10th, commencing at
q O'Clock, a. NJ The exercises will consist Of
'Oratons, Essays, Discussion, Conferring of Dl-
plomas, &c. " sB& JA& s&@
Address before the Society of Alumni, on
Thursday evening, at ~ O'Clock, ?. NJ by Is
rael p. Hole, Of Akron Ohio, ~
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Candidates.

We will take great pleasure in announcing
the names of all who are subscribers to our pa.
per, who wish to be candidates before the con-
vention of August 26. We make no charge to
subscribers for announcing their names. Those
who are not subscribers should not expect such
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Stnte Convention.

yaTns prssssdings ofsthe stateioonventio' held
in Celuaabas 6fi last Wednesday, will be found
10 tosdays SeALndL Il The Platform is right
and the Ticket is nnexcep,ionable. We have
been aersonali v acquainted with al of our nom
ifees for years, and We pronounce them, with
out exception, all No i men. M .e
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WIhat,s in the Windl

The Washington City Republican, the editor
Of which is Mr.. Lncoln's P. M. in Washington
City, in his paper Of last Wednesday morning
"regards the idea Of subdping the present re,
bellion by blockade as un mitigated nonsense