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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER % 1862.

ROGERS e. EAyMoNDs popular and long
established CLOTHING HoUsa,
Now offer one Of tho largest aud most complete
''t GENERAL STOCKS
Of Fashionable Fall and Winter Busrem and Dress CLorH
INC svsr manufactured here at
LOWER PRICES
than were current before the Tariff took effect ResaJ
made ARMY CLOTHING
for Officers Of al ranks Stores Nos. l2 49, 1875 Fnl!on,,
and ga Broadway
SCARFs, TIES, ROBES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
INV Goops At OLD Prices.
UNoS ADAMS
No. 637 Broadway, NewYork City.
BAlMoRAL Doors and ANKLETs.-L Ladies
who wish be prepared for skang should get ASKLKrs h
BIXDYs No. sAstor-paee
HEAVY KNIT, ALL Wool
USDEssHiRrs AND DRAWERS,
OK HAND AND MADE TO ORDER 1T
USroS AD,ss, No. COZ Broadway.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
WHEELER & wusoS's SEWING MAcnrSxs
HidEKsT PRExiux.
international Exhibition London, 1862.
Office. No. SIS BROADWAY. Nsw-Yerh.
HOLIDAY GOODS AT CANTRELL's.-Bo0T
nd soEs every variety old aud malls aud ieae
ir arss siD naS a casTrn NO. 8a Bfosisy
he sells cheap aud his fabrics ere Of aelno gegea 'n
periohty CAsTRfLL has some very pretty Noyeies IN
sLrPrEEs. v hch are de'igned for holiday giit'.
a MERRY CHRISTMAS RED-BALL WALNUT
= ut in v.rrt
boSe f Holiday Presents, RrsuIos's old esiabii hel
Drug al Family Medicine Store. no. 10 Asios hoaIe COZ
Bsrcliy-st
BEAUTIFUL LFR-LIKE PICTURES.
Csr.s de- Nisie peT dozen; Duplicates, 81 30 ~ Veg
alive. registered r. 4. LxwIs, No 1872 Chathan. " y
A BoLD STRoKE.--At Rctail--An Extensive
Manufacturer. stock Of Gent, superior LiEen collars, a.
IS per dozen Is each. The bes make Of collars
in the market and warranted superior 90 these sold !se hcIe
at 50 pe d9z J. H. BtAKs CO.. 10 ''s bIoAa"-5' cox
Whte-st.
GROVER d BAKrR's celebrated Noiseless
acknowledged 70 be superior TO all oshers
No. .sS irosiway New'loIk
LADIES AYKLErs and BALMoRAL Doors
To- Ch.lnls sd new Years aud for skating at JETEHss
No. $40 bioadvay
LADIES ANKLErs-Protectiu from the cold
and wet-very ornamental. lndi'reusabe to s.ater..
GGYIN, No 5l3 BROADWAY.
STATING GAYS.
Ne. wsrn and cofor.sbe Ladies Gentlemen his'e',
and Boys
ANKLETs.--lf YOU wish 10 make Present to
MiiEH So. 3e7 { .ns.t.
INDn-RuHBER CLoyEs cure Chapped Hands,
s. Rheam and render them cor. snos n, and snowy
while. see .lvogtisoulctt under Dry foods
TIE PALMER ARM AND LEC.-B. FRAHK
PtfuFH Inventor and lsenee, Aston; lace sf0nnd h'ofl
a. l. Also Philadelphia and boston unt houses 90 fAiNhi'
4 Co avoid lmg sliiou iy ealing cn tie InfaHior
JFFFTRs, No. 573 Broadway. where the eenu-
iro Urr.-, rg EAivoEAL boors fof lsdel ard CHILDREN
tls node; also c gDrcflepf arlc. ia sfc.I variety Ca!
aud zee I.rs.. g. No. 81 J. ioadwsy.
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News from snn Franoi.co.

san FRANcIsco, sturdy, Dec. 20 l,ol
Arrived thip Franklin from Aew-I Ola
The steamer SONORA sailed tA afternoon ~ Pausrs With
thirty snd etJpVJ1 IA Treasure Tor ksw ora and
sS75S Tor I'm. isud.
To steamer herman will SSH Oh Monday
The nsrkes generally dun LlFGe .aes Of pure pit,
being niooe at u. $50. PER gallon.
The Josephine brought nifty bales Of raw silks
from japan for re8hipmen, wa Panama to New.
York. Ii Is stated that il freights are reasonable,
and there are no unnecessary DELAYS on the 18th.
mus, q large freighting business viii DO done on
this line.
The cleaner Oregon hes arrived from Mazaflan,
bringing $4,000 in treasure and eighty sacks OF
silver ore IRON various mines in Sonora and CiAsloa
iJr testing.
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SPECIAL Nolltcs.

Public rcefing Of Mir,sicrs.-THts EVEN
80 q y oeos. sae,e lnsSa's Q. s'n,''
BrooAlyn sud yi-'uiiy, VIII be ned in tie CHURCH ~
tie rahtan' Gao .qliic q, eoa..ief he dly Of 'ho
deserved seats for ceif,m"" IN tue body % 40 'N-ich
People Uulon General Conimiiiee.-A NJ, 'iq5
81 uhs Conn .tsee ~u he held o.. t4e corner OF ourav
HIS ('-0r-'' ~ w i Igg' ii n r. 7; e,n,,
s. { 6i nsTs' iseee''i,'.
ladies i..-IlrF.iroftieL Lido Uaon Ails.e,,y
Drus Crc Of aged aud lrb-n all Dc opened ON NONhAf
Dec - eld Throughout lhe wers a ~ cry A..
sanbiy Roo - rJ-dwfy, petwee1 Grand AID Ho"afdss
Adni'sion. .. cents sesson 1iek't, !.
Early-C,ooIns Dosernsn,. Tho Re,-u piy oe9d&'
(.r4.r 81 tlf cj called upon 10 l. g. on r'oA
fNI.fSO Dee o. % LaalHino ifal, 8diay, cor rhtt
Z, sneorate o c'r5l.r II tgte thousand oy.sira .d
oyer.baii,uod by Go.as Csk. Come iq yogi strength
Fair Of he benevolent Aocie,y o, the Nero-
ECt. OPGN aa.ius che Days ora Eve.nr, rom Monday
Dec l5 lntl Chsisaas i've ~ ne asnes) school bI-"s
H44ln midst. corner Of Wayedey-plhco.
CLrisfirns Dominion VIII al the lnstiturion TO-
NE Children pec-i,J eud Disabled so!iors No SJio,-
ay, n0" % 'o'i''A'
no ihc Bore soicnt.-A GRAND CONCERT vlu 20
ei.,n 10 E-p.tY LFE'lHo, Dct - in to 'oor'i L.
''''''' 10 '''' ''''' ' 6. + riusrow, Conductor
Twelfth Wntd Republican Association.-At 90
rLElIIDN Ar.4 thr c.rnins ~ no i.h init 10 oom-
ance with the gu 81 tAe Central tomite 90 'rc' Ohe'fs
M the Assor loo aud Delegates to tnc Central Committees
lor tLs yeaf 1903, The following ives tie Tcluit;
Vo-sa Votes
VIM Duunirr Ccrnens M00re.....,... 70
yfCg-rHHslpHsrs.
s,g.v, gDeues.....if3 Nathan Sinf0rd........... :,
Inn 81 Heed ..........tj f.auci honiz.....''... 20
a. A. Tunison .........l4i 4. ". ~ Lnme........' J5
John leniy schultz :'.'''''' ~
lanes Ggen..........l32F rcoboru o. Luckoy..... 81
Johu s. Poole............lills d. BfooAs........ %
Job II Por,er........iJlis II. Kuarp.......... 70
IKgAsUI.EA. 49,
James
GENITAL CoYNIrTEs.
Abr,n Wskem.n......2l2 Isauc 49, BE- 'clelor..... %
lanes tpde,s.p.......isf " IA. Duuuag =.
Jrr., T. Natson.......Iii Nelson ta~lOI l..".... II
fiegrge Cabin .......... 81 James blhen....... OF
hle1 Lews..........liIH III. GregoIyl.,........ IL
Y,USG MRss COAairlfR
.ngr.v Richard r. Nhccler.... c.
IoIn n F.uincton......lflG O.. = Rockwel........ o,
I,o,ter lrs,er......1sl NoTyai " %
~ A Nsr,t fTsstus d. BIowH....... ID
A. w. ~ Hume Alex n it"h'''.''''''' -
.DsfcAled. Elected tA.t candidate.
| 5 S%$ j5 j &S55% '''''
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Uuellle5s Eoiire6.

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOX children
t..bug not only relieves the chd from PAIN bat inyigorles
tho siom,eh md boye sdy and gives tone and
20 the whole systsn. % celts bo;so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22

METROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEw.YoRK, Aug. 90, 1862.
d. Lshhil h succeeded in restoring my hearing which
va, considerably mpaitel and has also removed the noise
In my head, which had necessarily annoyed me.
"a lam residen. Of Neworesni. and stranger in the
city intending stay bu, short time longer make refer
once 10 Ms,r sursss Beane. Co.. No rs From. st. and
to Mr. j. E. Fisher No. % Psrkrow, to whom am well
Known aad who are familiar With the circumstances Of my
case. G. DE CASTRO.
BRooxIYs ~ Y, Iug. 10 les,.
Henry Laws now stopping with me- has been afflicted with
ailess for some time He applied 10 DE-. Lshtlin Who
sitera few weeks treatment completely restored him so
TIA, now he hears well and Ia sRasdt attend 10 bu,IHes
wLish bs!sEe h. could rot r.AOuI great Inconvenience
JOHN MURDOCH,
10. lg7 Fa,oas., Brsosyn
NEw.YoRr, jay 90 lasa.
Thereby certify thu. haze suffered darng many yena
from Trouble in LeaEins 10. became enely dsa,
and tie cher 50 bi IS TO geuier c;nyea;ica veg difficult
applied to Dr. LsaAi Of No. 81 St. MN.placc, who, in
short time and whOu. pain restored to he 0. my
ssss, 50 lh., l c,n now hear perfectly well.
J. CISCO, No. l;3 East .3dsl.
NEWARK N. J., Dec y, 1901
Dr. LroarHLr-Dsuy Sir: am gra.fei to tell you tia,
the dschargo nom my ears which las troubled for tie
past twenty years has under your tetmcr. the last two OF
three months entirely ceased and relieved .om the IN
convenience and di,asresatsnes always eleuda. 1.-THE
offensive smell, &c. Yeurs gratefully,
JAMES W. sCHoCK,
Local I Ior Cegars Daily journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22

SALE OF WofKs or AHT.-Messrs. Miner ind
soueviue will sell auction, this iMonday) evening
fac collection Of oil psilng by o. H. Ounce Of Me-" ia.
Iha catalogue embrace u 9lcc 3. many q which te
works Of ent Several Ane studio. sIo Included IN the col
lection.
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READER, You can nave al enduring, always
ready and reliable GOLD PEN exactly sdapted &c your hand
and style Of wTln. which viii your whiting vastly cheap
81 thar Steel Pens Iyog want IT, call on A. MoRToS No y
Esls., iy ., OF ineloss stamp tog sirealAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22
No. 70 Firra.sr., NEw.Yosy, june %. 1897.

No. 20 FFTasr, NEv.YoRy, jane o. 1881!
Or LIGHrmLLDsar Sir .ske pleasure in ,es,lfyast 70
the remarkable k and judgment you displayed in the
Of my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
dchase from tie ears since early Infancy aud is now
thanks to your treatment able to Lear well any
While Ter eaIs free from the discharge Although Is
nearly two years since las been under your e-re her
hearing remains good sad her sound The day she
len you. q. 3. HOLLY.
EEw.YoRK. June 10, 1862.
Dr. Lr9HTntr- Deer Sir: Permit. to thank you me'1
sincerely for the Invaluable services you have rendered mo III
restoring the hearing Of my son WHO had been dear 'o III
fancy and who lad previously been under tie e@e Oh TIE
hes, msil. Al talent without the tisile't success
Respectfully
ANsELL HEcHr,
No. 20 d.h'ay.
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tho ch md boyss corcc fcidy and gives tone and
yissr % tbs whole system. % cel,' bo'slo'
JACK FRosT DEFEATED!
CoyFoar yoR SOLDIER.
Who would not give IS to suffering solliar iiom
freezing this cold weaherl
Each Ten. IN the ,eryc, be thoroughly warned b.
one Of
LvAsss AMY TENT STOVES.
l. packs, with Pipe, 10 Box
TEN Inches SQUIRE,
and VIII be shipped 10 any address receiptd
FIVE DoiLARs.
L., yoas own warm afs,de, remind you Of the Solder
sr5 call s,-eHce q!
EyAxs's No 81 John-s.., NswYoFk.
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PIIgrim's Songs.
PILGRIMS SONGS.
PILGRIMS SONGS.
BRADBURYS
NEW MUSIC BOOK FOR
PRAYERTEElISGs.
READY.
WIN. b. BRADBURY NJ, i2l Broon...
rvrsOy PnlNEEY. Co No, - and % w4lses.'t. NY
f. s-seud 30 cent. Tor specimen copy,
Gold Band Toilet sets. II Pieces. IS.
coLoRED BAsD TOILET SETS, II pieces $40.
DECORATED DINNER SETS,
From eolo sl7s, 10 sre,. variety sal beauty.
OVINGTON BROTHERS,
Nos 100 .ud 20 Fsl.on.it. Brooklyn.
Gas Fixtures
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
STEPHEN PHILBIS.
No 7G BROADWAY.
Connec,ng with Plumbing E,,abl,hmen: No 3oi h,.. also
No. 2 As,of House, Birc.ay-st
OFr r le BIZ large stock Of GAS FIXTURES o. % per
cent below co 10 mako room fr supply o. tho --latest
,.yles, which sre constantly arriving
Noa6ne a.s,rtuout Of BRONZE FlGt res luS S.snds.
Match SAFES, and other ornamen,a Kerosene L-mps 90
Iool,s FOR Chrlaimns.
Ar As Low Prices
AS ANYWHERE IN TN CITY,
CT. ETANs's,
No. $50 Bfoadwsy
'''' HEEot5 sIARTrRs. AID NOTABLE MEN,
IiPERlAL COURT, .... ,....,
LOVES OF TIE POETS,
FOLK SONGS.
" Do" ''-'' ''''' ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
STANDARD bOOks,
W yr'.'9o y . ei,i II, t,If ea If s,iicleJ
LONOFELLON's WORKS.
EAplFivs fENINSJ'LAn WAR,
REBELLION RECORD,
a voi... bal car o. hsf Meiocco( $50
JUVENILE BOOKS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
PUOTOGRAP MIC CARDS,
A''A' NEW PUBLICATIONS
fsiis o. IL" CT prices. ~
g. T. EVANS.
No. 80 nfotdSay.
Tho
UNANIMOUS
VERDICT
Of he Ginbuylug Public is that tho mos, beautiful as'ort
photo RAPH ALBUMS
In the city 10 40 BE- .ound at tne .,,.,,. 90,
LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE OF
WITIrIEMORE BROTlERS,
80 so Broadway, opposite Metropolitan hotel.
r. B.--OPtn evenings tn jan l.
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william TaylOr.
FANCY RON RNN BOXES "a ~

IMPORTER OF FANCY BOHBON BOXES. 20, tss
No 5S5 Broadway.
ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS TRIES;
great variety OF new 5esisn oaelsd. Also,
National Fass NJ 9nitors, DfG1 Cisss Balls LsiiternA
Zouayes, Military Cops, &c, - 800
FOR HOLlDaT GIFTS:
Farcv Boxes Superb six Sacks, Coaucop.Gs, Surprises
all He'd with Delicious Confectionery
FOR HEW-YEARS
Benel Turkey Dish Of Gaue Salads. Charlotte RGssA
Notices Ice Cream,
Fancy Ices Picked Oyster.r 10.
iof he bert quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-22

We have aided TO our esaoishmeit saesrooDI fy RI
TAILING SKATES only where offer reasonable prcss
avery complete for women aud children.
PATTERSON BROTHERS,
Importers Of HsriyEs,
No. ?. PsikroW
Illustrated price list furnished or application.
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wM. II. BRADBURY NJ, i1i Brooms'i.
rvrs0y pnrNNEY. Co No. % and % w4lker.,t. NY
f. s-soud 30 GEMS Tor specimen copy,
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llrlrnre fhe ID rILclstkf,

ron,vvrl- ~ rALLlU WIAIhth STRIPS cscnds
-; snow and Dust foi the croy.ces Of Doo.s Wa
SGy.isAs Of every description. Fos tte alsr and
- over one Thousand Oi the sod nee 81 ',ew.f OLE
- o., slicisir, cies. elIfegs tie PATENT ~ IIhsLto
yF SYflER STRIP Co.. Sc ~ Broadway, Ace - Il.
" s,snts wanted ia every city.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL the PURPOSES or fAfAmILY PHsIc,

are 20 composed that disease within the range 81
their action can rarely Withstand csade them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and insiroratc every portion Of tho human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalitics- A. a consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down with
paiisor physical debility is astonishcd 20 lind his
health OF energy restored BY remedy At once 50
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased 70 furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Cosfsfs
Sor,c1L. Nausea. Indigestion, Pam ia and Morbid
Inacfson Of the Bosreis. Flafnincy. Loss cf Appe-
fife. Jaundsce, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
Of is functions They are an excellent aiterauve
~ the renovation Of the blood and the restora.
ton q tone and strength 70 the system deD'itated
BY disease.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

foR THE RAID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, 1Ioarscness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipicnt Consump.
tion. and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So vide i the field OF its usefulness and 50 nu-
mcrous are the cases ~ its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds In persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs ~ y.
use. When once tried. is superiority over every
other medicine of lis kind is too apparent 70
observation, and where its virtues are known. inc
public no longer hesitate what antdote 70 employ
ior the distressing and dangerous affections of he
pulmonary organs that are incident 20 our climate m
While many inferior remedies thrust upon sns
community have failed and been discarded, tni'
has gained friends BY every trial, conferred psncnu
on thc afflicted they can never forget, ana pso
duced cures too numerous and 100 rcmafkaoae
Be forgotten. ...c 49,
DIR. y. g. AVER = o.
LOWELL, MASS.
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As orr design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest to al en-
gagged in the different departments q
active industry in every part q ths
county, we respectfully solicit The Co
operation Of our intelligent citizens
its limits. And being e.
pecially dcsirous Of promoting The
farming interests Of Dubois, items u
any department Of agriculture are par
|ticularly solicited. Please send - ~
the news, incidents, general inSorma.
ltion, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighborhocds. t4a4
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

BoR THE SPEEDY cUkk o.
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agues
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fcvers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases Origi.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
BY the Malaria OF minsmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder calleu for BY the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Aguc. Such
we nrc now enabled TO offer, with perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease,
and with assurance. founded on proof, that
no harm can arise from its use in any guam
tity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be of immense service in the
communities where II prevails. Pserenfioa Is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this baleful distempcr. This "CURE" expels
the miasmatic poison of FEvER AND AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
mcnt Of the disease, If taken ON the irst ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
dollar brings il within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEvEn
AND AauE prevails. every body should have il
and use it freely both for cure and protection.
II il hoped this price will place i within the
reach Of all-thc poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and GER
tain cure Of Intermttcnts 10. that il contains
no Quininc or mineral. consequently it pro-
duccs no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by il are left as healthy.as if they had never
had tho disease.
Fever and Aguci is not alone the consequence
Of the miasmatic poison. A great variety OF
disorders arise from lis irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
blindness. Toothachc. Earachc, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Palpitafinn, Painful Affection Of the
spleen. Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, colic.
Paralysis. aud Dcrangelncnt Of the Stomach
all Of which, when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type. or become period
ical. This " crRE" cxpcls the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them al
alike. Ii il nm invaluable protection TO immi
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the mnlarious districts II taken
occasionally or daily while exposed 20 the in
fcction, that will bc cxcreted from the system
and cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
70 ripcn into disease. Hence il Is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and few viii
ever suffer from Intermittents. II they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy a.
fords.
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The Convention was called to order
at the appointed time.
The Committee on Rules, &c., re-
ported as follows:
The Committee recommend that
each county in the First Congressional
District be entitled to one vote for each
one hundred votes cast for Hon. Jonh
Law icr Congress in 1862, and each
county having fraction exceeding
fifty be also entitled to an additional
vote for such fraction.
That two-thirds Of the whole num-
her Of votes cast be necessary to .
nomination.
That the rules Of the Indiana Legis-
|lature SO far as applicable, govern the
proceedings Of this Convention.
The report was adopted, and, &C
cording to which, the vote Of each co.
lin Convention was as follows: Dayiess
hi. Dubois IA, Gibson Is, Knox IL,
Martin Z, Pike 3, Poscy Is, Spencer
lis, vandcrburg go, Warrick ~,
whole number ofvotcs l3i; necessary
Ito o choice 80.
| A dispatch was here read from the
lwarricK county delegation, stating
that they had reached Evansville toe
late 10 take the train, and authorizing
Mr.. Joseph Spitz, (who was present
to represent their county in Conven
Ition.
The Committee on Resolution
Through their chairman, Q. 4. Rudd
: Esq, reported as follows. THE 81
|of January and soth Of July rcsolu
tions, referred to, will b published
the Courier next week:l
II Resolved. 4. That we do most hea'
lilly endorse the resolutions adopted B
ss|the Mass Convention It Indianapoll
= = lon the sOth.of July, and the platfor'
. adopted and ticket nominated ~ q
Z .'hhlDemocrstic State Convention q q
sth Of January, 1862; and that y
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~A full company Of volunteers
lett this county last week. and joined
the 65th regiment At Evansville. Al
ter going into camp they elected the
following officers: Capt-A. ,. Beck
eft; 1st Lient. John Lee; I'd Lieut.. r.
Guckes; Orderly serg't-R. H. WAL
tiers; 1st serg't-J. Fisher; 2d serg't-
w. Hart; Sd sergt-M. L Patterson;
1st corp.-Thos Barr; I'd corr.-John
Potts; 3rd corp.-R. Ferrcback; 4th
corp.-G. Cissell; 5th corp.-P. Hof'
man; 9Th corp-B. Mosby; 18th corp
A. Beck; sth corp.-W. Anderson.
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After the announcement Of the Sc-
cond ballot, Judge Niblack came for
ward, and, in . few touching and elo
quent remarks, withdrew his name as
a candidate for congress, and moved
that Hon. John Law be declared the
unanimous nominee ofthe convention,
which motion was adopted, with three
cheers for Niblack.'
The President thereupon appointed
Messrs. Burke and Niblack . commit
tee to inform Judge Law Of bis nomi
nation. Judge L. was introduced to
the onvention and briefly but pointed
and forcibly defined his position, pledg-
ling hiulsclf to stand BY the principles
%! the constitution. His remarks werc
received with great enthusiasm.
On motion Of A. 4. Whittlesey, an
Exc cutive committee, of one from each
county in this congressional district,
Ito serve the ensuing two years, was
appointed as follows:
Vandcrburg-R. Raleigh, chm.
Warrick-Thos. +. Belle;
Spencer-R. L. Crosley;
Poscy--J. w. Robb;
Daviess-G. G. Barton;
Dubois-C Clement Doane;
Gibson-S. M. Barton;
Pike. b. Hanna;
| Martini. r. O'Brien:
4 Knox-W. + Pidgeon-
\ On motion, the next congressional
convention was ordered to be held .
Princeton.
} On motion, the proceedings Of thi
|convention were ordered to bepublish
: led in all the Democratic papers OF IN
v|district, with : request that the Stat
slSentinel and Cincinnati Enquirer COP
. the same.
! On motion, the conventionlAjourned
! SMITH MILLER, Chairman.
Gro. Z. GsEExE, Secretary.
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will use all honorable means to insure
the success Of the Democratic State
ticket, and the candidate nominated by
this Convention.
?. That we request all editors Of dem
ocratic newspapers in this Congress
sional district to publish the resolutions
Of the Sth Of January convention and
the 3Oth Of July democratic Union
Mass meeting, in connection with the
proceedings Of this convention.
3. That we hail with pride the gal
liant conduct Of our fellow citizens who
are rushing to the standard Of our
country in this hour Of its peril, and
we pledge them that while they are
battling with armed rebels, we will put
an everlasting quietus upon NoShern
'fanaticism at the ballot box.
The report was unanimously adop-
ted.
The convention then proceeded e
lthelnomination Of candidate for con-
gress. Hon. John La&, Of Wander
burg, and Hon. w. 4. Niblack, o.
Knox, wee put in nomination
The delegates retired for consulta
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