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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-26
Calvert Comstock, William Cassidy,
Elon Comstock,

with ample additional special assistance in the seve
raj departments Of the paper.
Next to vigorous support Of the Federal Govern
in its present peril-the first great duty OF
cry patriotic citEen-the leading purpose and design
of the Editors will be to advocate Democratic and
Conservative doctrines, and to engraft them upon
the policy and administration OF the Governments
State and National. At the same time they will
strive to furnish their readers the best possible gene
raj newspaper. The latest ntelligence-foreign and
domestic-will always appear In the columns Of their
paper; and its Commercial Department will embrace
the fullest and most reliable information including
correct and ample reports of the Money, Produce
and Cattle Markets at New York and other leading
points of commercial transactions Great care will
also be bestowed upon the literary character Of the
paper, and such original and selected articles no.
tees OF publications, &C., will be given, as will
be likely to interest the reader. For the benefit Of
that large class engaged in cultivstng the SOIL we
shall give prominence to Agricultural subjects, devO
ting TO them original articles editorials and commit
ncations), and carefully selected matter from the
leading journals Of the country.
The Editors may be allowed to express the hone
that the knowledge which the public have OF their
editorial experience affords the best guarantee Of
their intention to make the Nelo York Weekly
Argus the most useful and complete general news
paper In the Union. 1t has already large and val
liable subscription list, which they trust will be rap
idly augmented, until the paper shall reach every
PoStofhce and hnd its way into every neighborhood
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L. J. CZAPKAY. M. D..

Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, ChieI
Physician to the 1Ith Regiment Of HOnveds, Chiet
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary,
late Lecturer on Diseases OF Women and Children,
aud Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine.
eB- Particular attention paid to the treatment Of
diseases peculiar to Women and Children. Ii
OFFICE HOUKs.-FrOm Q A. n till Or. n. COnmr-
ncatiODs strictly confidential. Permanent cure
guaranteed, or no pay. Consultations, by letter or
otherwise, free.
Address, DR.. L. J. CZAPkAY,
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StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of ~ Dorado, IS.
- Justices Court, Placerville Township.
The People Of the State OF California to s. Church,
GREETING:
You are hereby summoned to appear before the at
my office In Placervillc Township, Of the County 81
II Dorado, the l4th day OF Sept. A. D. 1862, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ. to answer unto the complaint Of W.
L. Perkins by agent, A. C. Raymond who sues to re-
cover the sum Of fiity-nine and lnO dollars, for
charges on goods at your rcquest,-when judgment
will he taken against you for the said amount, tn
gcther with costs and damages, II you fall to appear
and answer.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting: Make legal tervce and return hereof.
Given under my hand, this llth day Of June, A..
D. 1869. q. W. STOUT,
Justice Of the Peace in and for SAid Township.
,N...~AN BIN
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FINllE c"partnership heretofore existing between
l Joseph White, VI. {. Mctzlcr, u. Il. Claude,
and john Foil, under the firm Of "White, Poll &
Claude" in the busiacss Of Retail Butchers ut the
corner ~ Main and Coloma streets, in the City Of
rlacervilr, is hereby dissolved Ivy mutual consent.
All accounts due said frin tn be paid To NJ. c.
Mrller and John Foil, and all claims aRAins, same
to be prcscut, t. said VI. e. MctIlcr ard John Foil
who " III continue the business at the same stand,
under the hrm 81 'NciLty \ Pnn "
JOSETM w1S%C,
VI. c. METZLER,
II. q. CLAUDE,
JOHN FOIL.
Piscervlc, July Let, l>62.--jy4ml
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS,

1t is published in quarto FORM Of The size OF the
leading New York Weeklies; and We promise that in
Its News, Editorial, Literary, Miscellaneous and Ag-
ricultur8i departments in tsMarket Reports. and in
all other respects, shall be at least equal to any
paper published in that city. While devoting to it
editorial ervices. it has also the benefit Of
the entire time and constant supervision Of Mr..
ELON COMsTocK, for several years OF the editors
Of the New York journal Of q 1nmerce, a gentle
man Of recognized editorial ability and experience.
The editors will therefore be
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
"A q Z N t
SAN. FRANCISCO.


ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
" articles Of every description are solicited by the
undersigned.
A residence in this city OF over ten years. and an
experience in the business Of nearly the length
Of time, are considered sufficient to warrant the
hdence Of persons in the country who occasionally
require to make purchases here, through The agency
Of a reliable party; or who may be looking for .
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring all who nrust
orders to him that effort shall be spared to exc
cute their COMMISSIONS satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desiring INFORM alton concerning the UNDER
signed, are referred to
VIM. T. Coleman Co., San TrareiSco;
J. H. Coghill Co.,
c. Langley, Druggist,
Flint, Peabody& Co.,
Ira p. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster 4 Co., "
J. Anthony 4 Co., Union Office, Sacramento;
And to Gelwicks 4 January, Publishers OF the
MOUNTAIN DEMoCRAT, Placerville.
N. Borders for Machinery, Planofortes, Melo-
deems, Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry, etc, will
be attended to by competent judges
L. II. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
SEQ Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Maguire'S Opera House, San francisco.
jy2T-n
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JAMES RIVER BELOW RICHMOND. Near
Richmond the channel Of the James River
is divided by numerous islands, and the
river dcscends over rocky rapids, about
six miles III extent. These passed, the
river gradually expands and decpcnS, un-
Ill it forms itself into an estuary several
miles i'll width, and flows into the south
Elm extremity of Chesapeake Bay, be-
tween Willoughby Point and Old Point
Comfort. The whole length of the river
is about 450 miles, and the tide asccnds
to Richmond, which is about one third II
that distance from the sea. 1t is navisa.
ble for vessels Of 1870 tons to the port Of
Richmond, from which city the kanawha
and james River Canal will carry them
200 miles further up the country. The
James River flows through fine and fer.
tile country, and has several towns upon
its banks. From Richmond TO the sea
the river is tortuous, and the bends are
capable Of being easily fortified. At City
Point there are 50 feet of water in the
channel aud at Jordan's Point, short
distance further down the river, there are
AZ feet. On this point, previous TO the
rebellion, there was erected a lighthouse,
as the land juts out rather dangerously to
those unacquanted with the channel.
For the next 20 miles the depth Of the
channel varies greatly, as follows: The
first sounding$, opposite lIarrison's Point,
being Is feet. the next % feet, next 40
feet, and opposite Charles City Court
House, II feet Here the river bends
abruptly, and few miles further on the
channel has but 80 feet of water. After
passing the next bend, which is very
sharp, the channel dccpens to 50 feet,
which is the case opposite Fort Powhatan.
In less than five miles the soundingS are
recorded as follows: s., 80, 40, 100, etc.
\ tcw miles GJytbtr 00 ,'h4., Il"nih i .hpt
20 feet. Here the river widens consider.
ably, forming almost lake for over 10
miles, with an average depth Of about IS
feet. jamestown Island is a small piece
Of land about , miles in length and about
! ] miles wide at the widest part, narrow.
ing Off at each end At the upper end OF
the island there are 40 feet of water in
the principal of the two channels, and at
the south. Of the island is Gotham Bay,
with an average depth Of about Is feet. -
The river still continues on ut various
depths, lntcrspcrscd with sand banks and
islands, until it reaches the sea by way OF
Newport News, ctc.-.S. L, Ruiisttst.
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@tniraI anO Surgical.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
AND SURGICAL
I'm TIT U II e,

Sacramento street, Gel0tc Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Null Steamship CO's ChJice,
SdA FrdRciscO.
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OIeeOITrnIONI NOTICv

YHIE copartnership heretofore existing between
i Joseph White, IT, g. Claude and NJ. c. MetIler.
under the firm Of White, Claude 4 Co." in the bu-
Sness OF Saurhterng Cattle, &C. Is this day dssolv ed
by mutual consent.
All accounts due said frw to be paid To u. c.
Metzler, and inns against same to be paid by
him. JOSEPH WHITE,
II. q. CLAUDE,
NJ. c. METZLER.
placcryle. JnlY L 1852 --iyIm1
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On the goth Day of July, A. D. 1862,

At the hour of o'clock NJ, all the right, title, in
tercst and claim OF the above named defendant In
and to the following described property lying and
being In the Township OF Pacervilie, County and
State aforesaid, to wit:
That certain Ranch and Improvements, situated
on the Sacramento and FL Dorado County Wagon
Road about ~ miles east Of the City Of Placerville,
bounded on the west by Icons Ranch, and on the
north, east aud south by vacant land and known by
the name Of the Blockade Ranch together with all
sppurtenances belonging to said described Ireal
property.
Given under my hand, this 81 day Of July A. D.
1869. -. 0NEIL
july4 Constable in and for said Township.
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TERMS /:

The HeU YORK. Weekly Argus is published in
quarto form, each number containing eight pages, or
forty eight columns, printed on new and handsome
type, in the best style. 1t will be furnished to sub
scribers on the following TERMS payable always in
ADVANCE:
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in 1854, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression of Quack-
cry.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-26

To any person sending club Of 10. We will send
the AIJdny Daily AtLns f Ar0us, one year, gratis.
Subscriptions may commence with any number.
Letters, whether containing remlttAnces otherwise
should be addressed TO the undersigned, Corner NJ
BroGdtcdy and Park FIace, Opposite city MlA
Park, Net0 York
C0MSToCK 4 CASSIDY,
kblo ProprlrtOIS.
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On the goth Day of July, A. D. 1862
CONsTABLE's SALE.

10y virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
ID out OF the Court Of G.. w. Stout, q Justice OF
the Peace in and for the Township Of Placerville,
County Of Fl Dorado and State Of California, upon
judgment rendered therein the 26th day Of June
A. D. 1862, in favor Of q. w. Hewlett and G. Burn
ham, and assigned by them to q. X. snowden, an 1
against John NJ. Glard, for the sum Of one hundred
and seventy and Ct 10O dollars, 6ebl 9EA III Si00
dollars, interest," and ;hiriysix dollars costs Of suit
together with aCcruing costs-I have levied upon
and seized and will expose for sale at public auction,
the highest bidder at the Court House door in the
City of PlacerYille,
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Here shall the Pass the Peoples rshts maintain
Uuaved by influence and Hhbribcd by gain"
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COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Senators-( mot elected this yearl-A. st. c. Denver
.. Harvey.
Members Of the Acknowledgement Dean, J. FraSla'
J. ii. Dennis. II. G.. Parker.
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DIR. L. j. CZRpkRy'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute il on Sacramento street, below
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office, San Francisco. The Dr. offers
free consultations, and asks remuneration unless
he effects cure. Office hours from A. ~ to Or. ".
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DEEDS. MORTGAGES AND DECLARA
~ tIOns Of lIomesteads, for sale at this Office.
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T EGAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS FORSALE
4 4 at this office.
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Remarkable Instance of Medical
Relief-Below we publish the certificates Of three
Of the sufferers from the pangs OF disease Who, hay
ing recovered their former health, and impelled by
gratitude make known their cases and remedirl
agent, and their statements are authenticated by
AS<.7J sc -. s : :-:.:sZ?s @! Scc;;t y iE,;Nli
command their publicity, and We commend their pc
rusal To the attention Of the afflicted:
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A Poster to a Visiting Card!

Being fully convinced of the fact that the prices
for Printing, like all other NECESSARY things in Cali.
ifornia, have greatly decreased within the past year
We have accordingly bought aud put into operation
all the latest and most desirable
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-31
VOL. TX. NO. A NEW SERIES. e's.
Che Obio 9tatesnran
DAILY. TRI-wERKLY AND WEEKLY

MANYPENNY & MILLER,
PUBLIsHTRs AND PROPRIET0Ra
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Gbe Obio 6tatesmtam
TK q n 0
Modern Republicans.


When modern Republicans are tested BY the
facts Of the record, and when fair parison
Of their acts with their profession is made. we
discover at once the real authors OF our ptes
national embarrassment A western cotem.
porary has enumerated these facts, which we
commend to the perusal and remembrance OF
every loyal man In the land:
IL is fact that the only persons from the
North who have been found by us in the rebel
army, and taken prisoners, were formerly Re.
publicans
IL Is fact that the only parties at the North
who justify or apologize for the rebels are the
Abolition Republicans ...-
IL is fact that the only party In the North
supported by the disloyal is the Republican.
l. is q fact that the only men elected to office
at the North about whose loyalty there is any
question, are elected by the Republicans
1t is a fact that the only disloyal newspapers
at the North are the Republican.
lt is fact that the only papers that ought
to be suppressed for their reasonable utter-
ances are the Republican. .,-.
IL is fact tnat the only Northern apologists
and defenders of the Abolitionists are Republi-
cans.
1t is fact that the only parties who lament
over the non'abolition Of slavery in the South
ern States are Republicans.
1t is fact that the only party which opposes
the complete prostratlon of the Abolitionists
and Secessionists by the force of arms is the
Republican.
1t is fact that all the opposition to full
and complete vindication of the majesty of the
Government in this unholy war upon IL, comes
from the Abolition-Republican
Let our Democratic readers make a note OF
these facts, and when aaaailad hv ejtha or a N ho
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-31

A correspondent Of the Mobile Adueytisey ans
Herald says that Hon. Mr. Wickliffe, Unior
member OF Congress from Kentucky, has beer
totally deserted BY his family. One OF bis sons
Colonel Wickliffe, commands the Fifth Ken.
lueky Regiment, in the Confederate army; an.
other soo, Bob Wickliffe, Ex-Governor Of Louis
iana, With his two nepheWs, is also under tht
rebel standard; another one, Colonel Charles
Wicklife, was killed at Shiloh; and Capt. Nat
"ickliffe was aid to Gen. Sidney A. Johnson,
aud is still 10 the service Even his wife has
declared that che could not side with him, and
that she could never again cross the Ohio; and
both OF his daughters, Mrs Judge Merrck,
formerly Of Washington, D. C, and Mrs. Sen.
ator Yulee, OF Florida, have also left him. And
yet Me- WickiIffe, who has evinced his patriot.
ism at the sacrifice of every family tie, 10 stig-
masized BY the abolition press as a semi-,raitor,
because he will not lend his countensnce TO their
fanatical and diabolicsl schemes
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-31
Mot m Ward.

Has the Republican press had word to say
against Wendell Phillips, who publicly boasted
that he had been engaged for nineteen wears In
the work OF destroying the Union7
Not a woId!
Has iE had word to cay against Vice Presi
dent Hamlin, who knowing Phllips's treasona,
BILE sentiments, publicly left the Speakers
chair, in the United States Senate, aud almost
embraced him on the floor of that body2
Not q Word
Has it had word to say against Senator
Wade, who declared publicly In the Senate ,ha,
"the man who prates about the Consultation in
this crisis, is a traitor2"
Not a word!
Has 1t had word to say against Representa-.
tive Bingham, who said in the House only q
month ago, "Who in the name of Heaven wants
the Cotton States, or any other State this side
OF perditioD, to remain in the Uuion, If slavery
is to continue2"
Not q word
Has 1t had word TO say against TbaddeuI
Stevens, who recently said in Congress that he
was not for the restoration of the Union, Il
slavery is preserved2"
Not o Woro!
Has it had word to say against any of the
fanatics who declare "the Constitution league
with hell, and the "Union covenant with the
devil7"
Not word!
Has il had word to cay against any Of III
friends who have plundered the treasury in on,
year OF greater sum shan the yearly curren
expenses of Mr.. BnchSDan's administration
Not word2-Lebanon AdutTtiser. g.
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germs OF Advertising by the Square,
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rates. ~ ~ ' WV
Adyert.Sement. leaded and placed in tho column OF
Especial Notces," " double the ordinary rates.
ordered on theinSlde exclusively after the frSt week
per cent more than the above atesi but all such vii
'pPsaI IN tae tn Weekly without charge.
business Cards, not exceeding Ave lines Der year. In.
ide, $3.50 per line; outside 90,
&c., half price. UT
Az trGnsient Advertisements must BE- maid for In
sdDance The rule will not be varied from
Weekly, Same price the Daily whore the advertise,
re both used then the charge for the Weekly viii BE-
ali the rates Of the Daily
No advertisement taken except for definite period.
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After the first ballot Messrs. O'Neil, James
and Rankin, we're Withdrawn. Mr.. O'Nel said
he thanked his friends for the complimentary
vote he received, and he assured them that be
was not q candidate, He then presented the
name Of Hugh J Jewett. s3i' EF'eR'
Alter the fourth ballot, Mr.. Jewett's name
was Withdrawn.
On the Aith ballot Mr.. O'Neil, having re-.
clared duly nominated. On motion, the nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
Mr.. o'Neil responded to the nomination in o
brilliant speech. H ,tF tt ''a 3
Frank H Hurd, ESQ, addressed the Conven.
tion in q spirited and patriotic speech. sssA 9
Hon, Charles Foletl also addressed the Con-
vention ID apatriotic speech. toa9h 991a'
4 On moilon Of VIM. Park, Esq, Of Licking,
the following resolution was adopted: e'el
RssOlysd, That this Convention cotdially ap-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-31
Thirteenth District Democratic Coz
RresSiOnal Convention.

Thirteenth District Democratic Con-
gressiOnal Convention.
Pursuant to notice the delegates represent
ing the Democracy of the several counties in
the 18th Congressional District of Ohio, met in
Convection at the Town Hall, in the CITY of
Newark, July 24rh, 1862
L. Harper, of Knox county, was chosen Pres
ideDt Of the Convention; zen. Joseph Burns of
Coshocton. Vice President, and Thos W Pea.
cock Of Muskingum, ] A. Joseph of Licking,
and w. R. Forker Of Coshocton. Secretaries.
A committee on Rules aud Regulations was
appointed, who reported the following repre-
sentation in the Convention, VIZ: C0shocton
rs votes, Knox .2l, Licking 36, Muskingum 81
votes.
A committee on Credentials was appointed,
consisting of Messrs. Kelly of Muskingum,
Wright of Coshocton, Woolson of Licking and
Dr.. Scott OF Knox, who reported the following
delegates:
From Collaboration. Jos. Burns, d Roda-
haver, 9 Johnson, F. Sells, VIM Batch
elor, G. F. S.ngster, ] w Burt, Dr.. H Black
man,J. G Wright, Sam'l Gardner, A L Case,
5: La%bertsOD, A; G Dimmock. John Burns,
Thos. Darling, John Mulligan, s. C Barrel,
VIM. Smith, A. Warner, Geo Fac, or, VIM R,
Forker, Geo. Mckee, W Shoemaker, Samuel
Elliott and A. Mcneil, Jr. .5 .'I
From LiekiRo-E. A. Drumm, D. ]. Davis.
James II Grant, ]. P Gilbreath, John Mead.
den, William Dudgeon, Henry Smith, Bepia min
BrowDfold, s. s HOskinson, Wm. Parr, John
Wollard, R Coffimsn, e. Brannon, M. Moratb,
g Atherton, s B Woolson, j NJ. Fulton, ].
A. Somers, John Riley, James Y. Stewart, J..
M. McClelland, ]. Ayres, H. F. Preston, James
P t'sford, VIM. ]. Gully, VIM. D Smith, n. E..
Atkinson, v. Owen, B. l.. Critohett, A,
Hatch, l. B Sampson, jackson Hanover, H. G.
Beem, A. Joseph, Lucius Humphrey, J. C.
Knowles 4 - "a
From KnoS-J. s. McCament, s. Richards.
G. G CANDLE, John Gamble, F. H Hurd. S.
i Schooler, WI. Morton, L. Harper, Thos.
Wade, J. T. Cunningham, DR. A. G. Scott, T..
O'Conner, NJ M Shipley, Charles Rose, Jacob
Hays, Saml Nlcholls, G Dudgeon, Lewis Har-
desty, Isaac Bell, VIM Beam, Jas. Blanchard,
John Adams, Richard Mavis, F. M. Dodson, HI.
H. Young, Eli Miller, Dr.. M. Shaw, d. C.
Beach, ]. G Stump, Jesse Gortner, Alexander
kellar, Adam Kaiser, James M. Andrews, d.
T. Halsey, Isaac Beam, Charles Weber, D.
Fry, e. d. Bryant, L. D. Rankin, George Q
Weaver. 'Hn lIe9
From Muskingum--Josh. Early, ]. g. Thomp-
son, s. J. Moore, Jacob Kusger, VIM. Blizzard.
8. Adams, DR.. E. Vanatta, /. Van Horne, 1. r.
Kelley, t Max6eld, Britain, Geo James, j,
Mitchell, Geo. Griffee, Dan'l Smith, Jno. Neil,
DR., R Sedwiok, ], C. Wolf, A. Springer, r, w.
Peacock, G. w. Herman J. G. Bryant
On motion Of George James, Esq., the Con-
vention proceeded to the nomination Of a candi-
date for Congress, with the following result:
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pove and adopt the Address and Resolutions
adopted at the late Democratic State Conven-
tion TV
hwas ordered that the procee ediDgs be pub.
iishei In the Democratic newspapers, of IN I
quiyer.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
r w L. HARPER, President
J; A; JosEPH, Secretaries.
W, r FoRKER,