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EDUCATIONAL.

ROCK HILL ACADEMY,
IL ELLICoTT's MILLS, MD.
studies will be resumed in this Institution on
Monday, 18th instant Persons desiring further
lnl1rnation can have pro- pectus mailed to their
address by writing to the Director Of the Acade-
my. An IL Tvs
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CoJsHs:-The sudden changes Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, BronchidI and Asthuatie
affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should at once Be had to " Broisn's Bronchial
1foeaeS,"o{ Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
Itatlon OF the Throat be ever so slight as by this
pfeoSutlon more serious attack msy be electnaly
warded of. Public Speakers and Sinners will end
voice. See Advertisement doiIy
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q U N Ii U A L 8.

IL N y 4 81
QEdrterndStsr Generals OEee,
Washington City, Jelly l9, 1861
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS for bulls Of Gun
Boats Tor the Western rivers are on exhibition at
this ofhce, and at Offices of Quartermasters at
Plttsburg. Cincinnati, st. Louis and Alton.
Boats to be delivered at Cairo. Bids should be
sent to Qusrterm.ster General ofthe United States
Army, at Washington, by LIST Au gust, at noon.
nj. g. MElGS,
jyfs Brig. Gen'l and Qua rtermaster 6 en'l.
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PERSONAL.

mi NOTICE.
WY wife, Margaret, having left my bed and
board last night, without any just cause, hereby
cantlon al persons from trusting her on my ac-
count, az will pay no debts of her contracting.
,u, GOTrLOB STOIP.
Washington City. August Ia, 1851. aui5 3t-
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
lFl TOWN COLLEGE.
Washington City. Corner Of Fasd Ttcslftk Streets
SESSION OF Is6f-'62.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
NOBLE YOUNG, M. D.,
Professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine.
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. d.,
Professor of Principles and Practice If SurgeTy,
JAMES E MORGAN. NJ. d,
Professor of Materis MedIca and Therapeutics
J. M. SNYDER, M. d..
Professor of Obstetuos and Diseases of Women
and Children.
THOMAS ANTISELL, NJ. d.
Professor of Meaioal Chemistry, ToxIcOl"gy and
Psychology
J. T.. WILLETT, M d..
Demonstration of Anatomy.
III The chair of anatomy to be filed.
The session will commence on the 22d of Octo
formation address JOHNSON ELIOT, M. ID ,
Dean of the Faculty, 40S street. between 9Th
and 18th SITS. an 6-tawtNov1s
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WHAT THEIR COMRADES SAY.-We hear from
different camps that the utmost Indignation IL
expressed by our soldiers generally at the conduct
Maine Regiments. who, by their disgraceful and
unsoldierly course, have shown their want Of
patriotism at time when every true man is
DESTROYS Of serving his country at every personal
sscrihoe As one Of the soldiers expressed it. with
rough energy:-"These id sneaks should 90
down In history on the same page with Benedict
Arnold and the Fourth Pennsylvania Regiment -
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CROOK EVILLE ACADEMY.

The next session will commence September ID
Boys are prepared for college or for business For
catalogue please address, at Brookevllle Md,
Il. y. PRETTYMAN,AM NJ,
au 9-lm Nntell PrInoipaI
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COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIcB-The President
has appointed the following gentlemen Commits
sioners Of Police for the District Of Columbia,
under the act Of August 6, 1861: Richard Wal
ZACH, Joseph F. Brown, and Zenas Robbins, Of
Washington city; William II. Tenney, Of
Georgetown and Sayles J. Bowen, Of Washing
ton county, ID. C. They are requested to meet at
the Aldermen's Chamber on Monday next, to Or
ganize and proceed to business. The Mayors Of
washington and Georgetown are ez o6feio men,
bers of the Board
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AYroN. Iowa. Aug. 20. 1856,

i.. - i.
EDITOR HAwK-EYE Dear Sir,-CAndidates
will soon be presented by the two political
parties of this Dstsict for Congress. think it
important that we concentrate the conservative
element of both political parties upon some
man more distinguished for Patriotism than par.
tizanism. To this end l suggest the name Of
D. N. Smith, Of Charlton, well-known through.
out Southern Iowa, aud well calculated in deed
aud principle to represent the conservative gen.
timent in this District. He has been active for
many years in advancing the interests Of this
portion of Iowa, is everywhere known as man
of strong practical common sense. broad in his
views and patriotic in his principles.
As regards the Pacific Railroad, and any and
all measures looking to the development Of the
West, he would be a.worthy successor of the
Hon. Samuel r. Curtis. Mr.. Smith is Demo.
crat Of the mild type, and has never taken any
very active part in politics-his mind being
directed in other directions. But be has ener.
gy, patriotism, and practical mind, and is pre-.
eminently the man best calculated to con-
centrate the patriotic element Of ell parties,
and prevent tina. distraction which must nece
sarily ensue from putting forward man Of strict
partisan type.
Besplessed to give this place u your paper
and obiisea Union Democrat.
= i, RAGUIr.
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4, e of relisioo, moral lnsell.cssal and social

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order a .,,.ro,. i, .x.....a v.r .o.;n.,
tho freea,,n f.he sor,,,, ,Th., ). :. .i,..d,
de.trov.d ,h.. y.o,s,,;,,,;n, of ,bs Corf.de,.,e
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! mHltary oespOtism, ana - far - this preVahsS
it will destroy civil and religious liberty The
three great 3ivisions Of tlpspotjsIn are formed.
viz. ,be o,;n..h. A.. p,.s;.s. Ia ~. s,.x,
:. 'eo-A' -.1
"hne tue Pecfse, as sncn, are annihiiAted. GO
it was in Rome wnen imperial despotism ascen.
ded the throne. There we're then the three Al;
c p......... n,l,,.. =,
'eo'.us' SUI o'a'es' -
ia America. q
As this great wrong il national, nothing less
than national reformationa viii ansver The
vhn,o s,s,na.e
ea' " "'o"s "'u's7 oe uone away 'I- D.-
fore national peace will return. How this will
be accomplished We fear to predict. But we
now see the soutbar, ,hosa ,,,o,,h. ;,,o
.....,,t.s ,.s..s1, -, ~ ~ my
'ne neiu " CONTEST provoains 'ne retnoution OF
arming the coiored legions of the North and
elsewhere to come to the rescue, We pause
here with horror: while We must .esnox,edce
-. - '."'. ~ .o
eo1 anu 'uss anu noi' III orinslns
49, - " 'us SUIT '''
'ne'e oosersa''ons, we present the following
resolutions tor the adoption Of the Iowa Confer
ence of the NJ. E. Church: .a
Resal,sd Tbaftba c,,.ts,.so.
inst cause for ths;r reha,,;n, s nae no
states Goyerpm.n, 3 ''"s' 'ne oh''eo
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3T A meeting Of most enthusiastic char
acser was held in Chicago, on the oath, when
everything LOYAL and in support of continuing
the war until the rebels are humbled, was in
stantly endorsed by the thousands present At
the close, some one introduced resolutions call
ing for the dismissal of Cameron. They were
vetoed at once, and vote Of confidence in Pre-.
sident Lincoln adopted in their place.
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Mcclellan has done :. u;,h .noh no,;on.
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on rr;ed az com m mon l,bnre,. Z .he Tor.,,..
checked tho sn;r;t of a,;o :. - .a
outset and Won will hear Of No more &c q Il .hs
future 's si Aais1 @niYlt 81 q ktsssa
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az The citizens Of Dubuque, having given
the returned volunteers magnificent reception,
are now raising subscription for the purpose
of erecting monument to the dead Of the Iowa
First art 5Ffffi -8 i,i3.s1.TJ H Fts 81
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List OF Appo,tmne

OF the lora Annaa Conference, 1851.
KEoKuK DIsrRlcr-L. 4, Roa0ley, r. f.
Chatham Square, J. B. Hardy. I
Exchange Street, Charles g. Mines
Keokuk Circui. N. See.
Pennington, A.sW.s johnson. 3sN
Bentonsport, s. s. Gruber.
Winchester, J. Hayden.
Birmingham, J. Gassner.
Libertyville, G. A. Hawn.
Keosauqua, L. n. Vernon.
Troy, G.. w. Friend.
Lebanon, J. Haynes.
Vernon, N. Miller.
BuRLNaroN DIsrRlcr-A. Robinson, p. E.
Old Zion, P. P. Ingalls,.
Ebenezer, Il. Miller
Burlington Circuit, j. H. Power, B. F. Tall
| man. l,s} II tsE & O.
Fl. Madison, A. c.. Wiiliams as s
West Point and Denmark, J. G. Thompson.
Salem, o. G. Shelton.
New London, A. w. Stryker.
Dodgesille, A. S. Prather. 81.
Kossuth, w. bennett
Wapello, D. Murphy
| Grandview, g. n Power +
Il. w. Thomas, Chaplain of the Iowa State
/ Prison and member of the Ft Madison Quarter
| ly Conference.
T. 8. Reynolds, Agent A. B. Society and Mem
ber Of Ebenezer Quarterly Conference.
MUsoArINE DIsTRIoT.-J. Harris, p H.
Muscatine, F. W. Evans.
| Muscatine Circuit G. P. Reynolds -
Blue Grass 4 Oak Dale, W. Poston, W. w.
Orris s;tas
West Liberty j. McCntcheon and J. Craig
| Richmond, B. Hill and ]. Casebeer, a
| Washington B. Mark
| Lexington, G. W Bamford.
Bethel, E. w. Twining.
North Liberty, J. R. Cary.
Ainsworth, S.Thomas.
Talleyrand, E. +. Coiner. gag h
Marengo, J. T. Simmons and ]. A Wilson.
Millersburg and Dresden, j. Elrod and j.
Goats.
Af. PLEASANT DIsrRIcr-7zos e. CorkJaiA, p. e..
Asbury, l. A. Bradrick.
/ University charge to be supplied.
Mt Pleasant Circuit, j. Q. Hammond aud D..
Worthington. 5sse
/ Marshall, j. Fl. White.
Charlottesville, p F. Holtzinger and ]. Orr.
Rome, s. n Vernon.
| Glasgow, j. Darraif and J. Mcdowell
Brighton, ]. Burgess
| Fairfield, E. L. Briggs. e
i Brookville, J. B. Drayer.
Agency City, VIM Simpson.
Martinsburg, II. Runyon. & te2
i G. Elliott, Editor of the Central G. Advocate
and Member of the Quart terly Conf. Of Uniyersi.
ty charge.
G. B. Jocelyn. President, and
A. J. Kirkpatrick, Agent, of the Iowa W.
University and Members Of the Quarterly Conf
Of the University charge. 10 b.
ALBA DisrRIcr.--A II. Hare, p. r.
Abba, james Haynes. 1907
i Centrsville. G, Morey.
i Bell Air, 7. D. Boyles.
UnionviIle, H Crellin.
Drakesville, W. G. Shippen.
4 Bloomfield, T. Audas. aas
i Bloomfield Circuit, n. B. Wayman.
4 Ottumwa, WI. Spadiding.
Blakesburg, W. Mahon.
4 Chiilicothe, w. A. Byrkit.
Hamilton. L. A. Smith.
4 Attics, G. w. Byrkit
tlsd Knoxville, X. B. Allender. ~
Aelrose, Abner Orr.
y. W. Latham, Chaplain to the lst Regi
ment Of Iowa Cavalry, United States Ar
i my, Member Of Abba Quarterly Conference
0skALoosA Dlsfmcr.-W r. Cos1s, r. e.
Oskalosss. E. d. Waring.
Peila, A. G. Barnhart. ~
Monroe, q. w. Shaw.
i Red Rock, 8. F. G. Garrison.
East Desmoines, J. d. Lucas.
Rising Sun, n. Carrier. eq
Greencastle, g. Clsmmef. + -
Il Newton, 8. Hestwood.
Galcsburg, 2. J. Bresee.
4 gpecFia, y. tWelch.
Gylsusll. O. 8. JenniS.
= nontesumA A. Laubeoh, as Ban stg
h 8epumsy, /. p. Teeier. ,.s .sr.s... S. y
Indianapolis, !. l. Stewart. z a'
II U....ont n r. Cyarka sSs lARsl1 g;.ss
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w Two citizens Of Des Moines, named Van
and Rich, had a political discussion opposite
Bitting's store, when from words they got TO
blows, and Van, who was the aggressor, was
rather severely hurt in going DOWN in the last
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-31

~ Father Travis, of Davenport, has had
his rooms ransacked, and two thousand dol.
lars in gold stolen. He had long been saving the
sum to defray the expenses Of a trip to Europe,
but the treasure has fed, and no trace at present
appears of the thief tes q
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tE Price, in his official report, admits the
loss Of the State troops in the battle Of Spring
field, to have been l58 killed upon the field and
SIT wounded. .as sz,
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TESTING A GUs.-A nine inch Dahlgreen gun
was tested at Pittsburg, on the 2lst, with the
most satisfactory results. The gun was cast of
Bloomfield metal and weighs S57S lbs. One
thousand shots were fred using five tons of pow
der and eighteen tons Of metal. The enlarge
ment of the bore at the conclusion, was found to
be but little more than one. .ftt;edt Of an inch.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-31

sSS8
iwsssa 4 = osssf' s,',tf.saa.F *.&. lseo
wsyssEss ~ - As-s-....-..ss 3 -,
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ssms,ss one moosA. =. i. 90
- sira eai rSo ~ 'a,..cisssS
49, ssi' six @.
.,... sn,s, Sns ~ s,,s.s;p nS ~ !
: = =. -. :!
sr a. Datalngtsa 16oavssysH 2
4. i,,t day OF two the return Of %
- ,,. Aas been anxiossly looked Tor XeG
.,rius dispatch from Mndisoa announ
-. ..,sr,ure from that pta6s on boar
N " ls;ne and about q o'clock, he voic,
- d . 4. pounder told the city and neigh
~, ,h.s the boat vas In sight. Then be
F'''. = :. ..,o,.mp,ed stampede. - Dinner tshlsl
e. = ....sa azores cloeed. and through III q,
~ Ans 20 the river. poured nrultitpdel
-o,en and children. A . salute va,
"a occurred one Of those accident,
- f.ted 70 throw shade of sadnes,
~ 2 ....on Of ioy. From some cause,
r,emsture explosion, and The unfos.
-, .ho = n rsn,miup home The charge.
Dn hands blown Oh, besides injuries 70
.,s hody from the poyder., and vad,
3. ,,, A. the vent lost his thumb. This
.,e ipterfsred with the cheers which
81, the Zouayes as they stepped on shore
VS. 80 !. ,,r<,c.s.;nn of c;t;,.,.
h ae! sS'' ~ :-,.c.,
sffemen, ."1 - ~... I, ,..,.s .,..
nr, ana io''neu ~ I 80, - =.
rcseded oy poss e' 49, ~
shrh tses 'su "'.'
ta hey ~e' yo'"e1 w ."e o",. n
ss uuder ZOE afe"' Auu sn - l.'aS Seu ~
bid sSses " s.'' nAA 4Y1' u.s -'ss
riV ss osss"stu "uosss 'soa'' ."~ '-e "
kus me rear, 'us tesur"ou ueloes' S"' sun
teus nearly anu 'ook'ns qu'se say y .ue,i
Fsiiorms' were Placeo = sns cen'rs sn' ~
Shy Col. warren ne ss'ss s'''esea
ssree d'Heren. ona'aosenas - ..uen' .os''',
snngton, a. css'1en oi Tue o'.'e' ."u - q
r. ,asie lfa s3-a 5Ur a.i q
lae nrss, ne, on oenai oi 'ne o'''A'"s ~
sscn, gave snem nearly "s'0o''' .,s''''-'.
he was not going 70 ADDRESS Nss1 snem upon
ngin OF the EAr@ All o's concs'n sAs -
issne maintenance o. 'ne 0ove'nmel'-
ID rot trouble to enquire what would be the
rqaeneses ooiI q 'ne N VAS ns vas "h''s "
Seisner causes nos; CONSCIOUSNESS we're
hns 10 n''n nov. lnas Tue Nas'onai oo''
pas vas enaansEeu O' y was a. everytn'ngg-7iSoHr
Efrsaaon ne sAs so'ng ~ ngn..'i AS SOL
b eongratuiafed them upon their return
sssstle Geld where they had displayed such
r and won the admiration OF the whole
4 He referred With great pleasure and
h to their noble offer Of continued service,
yutsssted It with that of tile Pennsylvania
nd New York Sth, who had gone homo
,heir coprades marched into the jaws of
Asi drenched the field with their blood
asi iowa felt proud Of them and as
~ in case Of need they would enlist
n tie protection Of their star spangled
:. a,.,,.n, n,a.r;n.s.,a "a cu &c.
\. .onolna;,s y 1. a.,,aa g., ,h... 49,.
49, r;rs. -h,ch -. :. f.s,, ~. 49,.
n . dssesniny, ro.r : Th., so,Iov.d
u. for the Rnrl,ng.on zo.. -. E o;y,,.n ;,, |
sn.ct
4, ~. Iisu, Ahe,cromb;e stenned ont "a |
,h,o., for the magnificent recention
nj, ooup.uy We we're unable to catch |
f n. .,...h ,b,n ths ...,.mont that h.
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II eport Of the Iowa Conference ON the
e state Of the Country. -

Report Of the Iowa Conference ON the
-4.d state Of the Country. 5tl
The Committee to srtom ,cas referred the subject of
our present National Atairs, ask leape to Re
port. ~
While we disayow mere partisan measures in
the matter of political parties; as loyal Chris.
tians and Christian Ministers, we must adhere to
the well established q AKIN that, what is moral.
ly wrong can never be politically right. And
we believe few errors are more dangerous, than
that which teaches that, because question is q
political or civil one, that its moral character is
unassailable because it is placed in the list Of
political topics.
We lament to find that political policy is now
used, to q considerable extent, to overlook the
moral characteristics of national affairs. From
this position it ia easy to pass over to the mex,
step of ignoring the moral character of those
whom we choose for the public service Of the
country, after this the moral distinctions o1
right and wrong in common practice. I The AL
mighty, in giving instructions on this subject
required as conditions to eligibility to Office
that the persons filling them should be able men
that is, men that fear God and hate eovetous
ness. When these qualifications are disregard
ed, we need not expect ANYTHING else than dis
ord or wrong or mob law.
Individuals may commit such crimes as Il
forfeit life in consequence, such as murder, trea
son, oppression, etc. The moral law of God re
quired that he who stole a man and sold Rim. q
IL he be fouua in his hand, shall surely be put /,
death. This Law is. reinforced in Deuteronomy
and recognised as binding by St. Paul, let Tim
I. chsp. 9th and 10th yer. Where msn.de.lcr
Or those who deal In buying. selling or hol,iin,
men As slaves. are placsn the list Of PARTICLES
matricides. liars, perjured persons, msnslayers
and such Of like character. Nov when cor
poration oslnation as such as whole nation be
comes incarably wicked, shat nation must b,
destroyed. essa; ~
Individuals are punished In the future liie, ma
tions in this world a. the history Of Cody pro
yidsnee shows; % far as we can jodge, tho mea
sure Of our national iniquisy il now full. ani
| national disorder, anarchy, and eosfusion pre-
vail And thess an only hsrhingers Of che fu
| ture disintegration which must ensus. Wehav,
for millious Of innocent human beings IN I,
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A member Of the 4th Wisconsin Regiments
writing from the Relay House, says: ''''
II Is astonishing what = large number Of
troops, cannon, horses and wagons pass over mi.
road every day and night One train passed
Yesterday With forty.two large brass cannon.
thirty ears Of hsrses, and several cars loaded
train 81 regular soldiers
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N-The Union Defense Committee Of Chica.
go have gone to work to equip four regiments
for Gen. Fremont. 7' ss', =. 80

! SUrTERsss PROM The EXPLOSION. visited
two, of the sufferers on Sunday, and 70 our sur
prise Sam. Pope is in = tair way to recover, and
his sight 10 not so hopelessly' impaired Is was
supposed. Resenswieg has euifered another am.
putation, the thumb being taken off at the second
mint
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A HAfrr CourLE.-Dr. Spaulding and hi
wife, Of De Witt, qdarreled and fought on Nom
day evening last The weaker vessel was getting
Che worst p. tion. when . Col Evans interfered
On her ben.E The DR.. at once drew knife
and Indicted two wounds upon the Colonel in
dangerous proximity . the heart. spaulding
now lies in Jail awaiting trial at the next Dis
krict Court. i9sss aiaaiaas iEslisis s}ili 80
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When the news Of the battle near spring
held, Mo-, reached the camp At I1dianaeons'
IGd., Col Wallace issued the following Napo-
leonio buletin "a battle has been fought near
Springfield, Missouri. Gen. Lyon is sla'ns., Our
army 10 in full retreat. Geu. Fremont has teie-
graphed for all the available forces Of indiana.
Now or never, Zouaves Return to camp i
will give You back your old rifles your old ot6- !
GERS, and the ever glorious assa The Eleventh
waits you--yoar country calls you louder tnan I
ever. Give her once more your experieaeea and
strong arms. Let us make new renovn on the
banks Of the Mississippi Fill up the camp,
zouAves, and l will march yoa Tomorrow" q &
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n tae 4 Ipt
-tuhs,iss Z aaPlsd gah a.1s
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VA srvEsrH.-A correspondent Of the St.
sDenocr.t writing from Ironton, Aug. 18th,
Sthis Regiment: 'This is comparatively
regiment, having been organized but q
dne, and had their arms still less, yet by
'~sverance they have exhibited In drilling
neir arrival, and their fine, energetic, and
ssane time, graceful commander at their
>Voi Laamsn} they will, We hesitate not
gpfeye the metal Of their pasture. s
espt Crofton, whuse attack upon one Of,
'1s'y employees at Chicass Ne noticed on
NY has been found guilty of causing his
>'hd committed accordingly.
--....' ps.i' Nss,ffasss
Union County CONVERSION. N
.'asns to call the Convention net y
~ dali, in Burlington, Aug. 23d, 1851, and
sg'nised by electing VIM. Sunderland
sss and J. z. Dow eesretary.
*n. VIM. =. coolbsuss, J. b. Gear, Josh.
sShJ. R Iayefveathsr. A J. Hillhsuse,
d. b. Ware, WIN. +. johnson,
ssssassr, Henry ", Starr. 4. J. Nessen
asndge Letter and John n. Baxter were
4sd delegates TO the Rsoplss Uniou
ooa'sntion, te,hs holden ~ De-, Noises,
''aaesdsy, Augst 1seh. 1861. I. qhg
's fhst Dialogues b. smpossesd to
se'es and TO cast the full vote 70 which
~ ny d entitled at the Ssaas Convsntion,
4 we're be any vacancies.
= s0uon Of A. J. Messenger. voted, ,shsa
en'ention BE- holden in Nssiea Hall, In
80. sn Saturday, sepssnbss 3ist 1851, q
-, candidates los County Offices, 70 b.
tae asTt ensuing election.
aa ssoaoo 'of J. Tracy. The editor Of The
4,s !. -: = ssasested = ,publish IL pro
hh Convention.
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