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SAM. C. HUGHES,

SAM c. HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
M0RGANFTELD, KIP.
Particular attention paid to the collecting bust
ness in the LIST District Of Kentucky. mh3
sMD x WIS w TA%KA BUCK
n WHEAT FLOUR In any quantities 20 suit
the trade, fresh and good, at VIOKERYs.
JANIS
WIRKDGR ~ TIC II .--The Board OF
A.R County Commissioners, ut itB March Term,
1862, declared the Franklin Street Bridge unsafe
for travel mhls-Std&W
NoTTCH-
0 HOP OB.RLsS will be received at the Au-
n ditor's Office until the 3lst inst, for nlling
up and repairing the Road across WagnOn's Greek,
In Perry Township. Particulars will be furnished
BY mr. David Stephens, Trustee for Perry Town
ship. VICTOR BTBCH,
County Auditor.
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IA S.aCks RE0UR.
&VO 50 half sacks do
mills II. A. COOKS.
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WAsHIreFos March 10
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT N. c., I
Newbern. March Is. 1862. Z

GENERAL oRDER NO. Il,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Have peculiar facilities In Washington, and will
give prompt attention to the procuring Of Pen.
slons, Back Pay, and Bounties, and the proseeu.
ton Of claims against the Government. mhI9
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Facts for the People

1t is q fact not to be disputed, that Roser Bros.
are now opening enc of the best and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods, from the
lowest price of 614c per yard up to the highest,
Shswis in great quantity and variety, Silk Busters
end Lace Mantles. Our stock Of Hosiery, Gloves,
Notions, &C., lke.s is complete. Also the latest
styles of Prints, Lawns, Orgaadiess Barages, Cling
hams, &c. Bleaehsd an Brown MusliRs, Irish
Linens, also Cottonades, Linen Drills, all for men
and boys wear. Ladies', Misses, and ORildrens
shoes, and good many articles usually kept In
line all of which We warrant to sell as cheap as the
Ihaanest esstet. ROSER BROS
IN CENTS PER G.RLEOJv@ FOA
! eBIB pure Carbon Oil. Also pure article of
| CanneI Goal ell Consumers can depend on get
| ting a. low from rs the article can be had IN
town. vICKEBI BROS. 81 Main st.
WDERFTsT.aW SX.RUP:-Just received
| al II, J.. SCHLAEPEERS
| ianQ : + 7T -T-l-.s -ss = So Drug st t2e.
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PLANS FOR RAISING REvENUE.-A propo-
sition has been made to the Committee of
Tor the purpose Of raising revenue. This
proposition looks to the raising Of o revenue
of two hundred and twenty millions of dol
lars a year-one hundred and fifteen mil
lions on excises, and one hundred and five
millions on imports, leyying high duties on
tea, coffee, sugar, tobacco, liquors and other
luxuries, and allowing only thirty-tiVe mill
lions of revenue from ordinary imports. 1t
is proposed to issue three hundred millions
of demand notes, and one thousand millions
of six per cent bonds, redeemable after
twenty years, the demand notes to be con-
vertible into the bonds at pleasure. 1t is
also proposed that the government shall
receive specie on deposit, and issue certif-
Gates, payable at any one ofits depositaries.
It is argued that by this process the coin OF
the country will be drawn into the Treas
sury, and the certificates will circulate in the
place of specie. A strong array of facts and
statistics is presented, showing the ability
of the United States, or the twenty millions
of inhabitants5 of the loyal States, to raise
the two hundred and twenty millions aS
easily as the twenty-nine millions of in
habitants of Great Britain raise annually
from two hundred and fifty to three hun
dred and fifty millions of dollars of revenue,
The proposition meets with favor, and will
be considered seriously. by the committee
| Neao York Herald. s .-
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From washington .


fSecretary Stanton has had mutually salts.
tsfsctory interviews with the most energetic
members of the conduct Of the War Com
naittee. "A new energy viii be infused into
the war. .HQ tas s-a a4 g ts9
Mrs. Greenhow and Mrs. Barclay, were
yesterday transferred from the formers
house to the old Capitol prison. Mrs. Poore,
another woman confined at Mrs. Green
how's, was sent to Norfolk under q flag Of
truce. II c. b-5i.a -sa & zau af e; lss
The chances of confirmation of General
Smith, of Paducah, and General McKius-
try, by the Senate, are regarded as slight.
Secretary Stanton said yesterday, " the
army must burn powder in the face of the
enemy. I can't make them fight, but they
shall either fight or run"
The lAdjntant-G General has directed all
officers ON this side of the Potomac to pay
their respects to the New Secretary Of War
tomorrow. - Fsr a -
A circular just issued from the headquar-
ters of the Potomac army, says
Exigencies of the service demand that
every officer and soldier should be at his
post The Commanding General, therefore,
directs that, unless by reason of sickness
upon medical certificate, no leaves of absence
or furlough shall be granted at the present
time, except on urgent exceptional cases,
when the necessity for indulgence must
clearly be set forth in the application. 1t
is proper to remark that many of the rea-
sons for which leaves of absence on furloughs
have beer granted, cannot now be allowed
Secretary Stanton will be sworn in to-
morrow. His first act will be to order the
removal of the bars which have blocked ac-
cess TO the War Department and the Adju-
tant-Generars Office. Yesterday Cameron
gave Stanton a breafast, at which were SEN
ators Wade and Chandler and others of
that type. IS 80 .-.....-...........
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Infant Ha ts & G a ps {
A splendid assortment of fancy hats and caps
spring and summer styles
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CHARLES BABCOCK, i
Importer and Eealer in
Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
MAIN GTp nET
EVANSNILEEINpIE

KEz H-G5Vs& CO.MPEETED II y xz.
~ rangsments with European and American
manufacturers fora direct supply Of all goods in m
line, i am enabled to offer inducements, that can
not fail to be TO the interest of all engaged In the
business to give me q triai.
name in parts exles, springs made of the bss
steel; bands, enamefed and of all kinds of leather
cloths Innings for carriages, varnishes castings Of
RlI kinds saddle trees English bride leathers bits.
Btirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names Of ali
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting PADS
Taylors patent hanea 6y nets, shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Gsrth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined martengaI sings; superior kerseys
for horse covers the best quality of carriage bolts
patent gig trees, &C., &C.
] keep in fact every thing appertaining TO either
branch of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
our attention before purchasing elsewhere. Y
7 araiaiso agent for Ward'e Patent Spring Saddle.
p20-d&rx 81 #9o f6s
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REVELATIONS FOB 1862.

E&~ All Advertisements
amounting TO So or less must
invariably be paid In advance
to secure attention.
All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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To every man who desires TO bestoW his insurance
-. patronage upon q
WELL TRIED CORPORATION-

Il. khe eo1iabIs asjitstBieie, and prompt Cash re-
sponse % losses fbe PE1O5NIX stands e1aieatlg
al the head Of rs pToJessions 1tts fs extensive Pfao
ticaL and frst-cass business system Of local dgscies s
~ s.c~s bp a,a1 similar corporation ia The World
Insurancies solicited and policies issued and re-
uewed in this leading Cooperation at fair rstes DF
j. wv. NEXSEN, Resident AGENT
OTrfcB :--hfarble Hall Building, Main street.
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R 8. BUsTOIN " GO.

VD 8. RUgTOyN q co. -
pasnectfulIv announce to their friends aud citi-
gems Of Evansville generally that they are stn In
the Feed business, and are thankful for past "a
merit continuance of patronage on our new plans
which now adopt from this date which u strict
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
win be promptly attended toi NONE OTHERS NEED
: We have now 90 hand aud for sale 200 tons prime
HAY, 600 bush old white Corns selected expressly
for Bread, 500 bush new Corn in Ear 500 busA
Oats tons Oil Meal, and full supply OF Bran,
shipstuff &C., and everything usually found IN .
Feed Store all of which will be sold cheap for cash,
ana dee7 Sa'o 0niS' B. /. RusroN co.
KR9TBs5 trails. new crop and very ine'
LIZ just received and for sale BY 80
kU BRAN just now receiving from the Rail-
road and for sale atr2a aF1GAER1 ~ II BhOs.,
@DNLTF.M ORE 6NsRUP.-5 bbis Balt.
ID more Syrup, none better in the city except
the Excelsior, at FL. A: COOKS
jams 72 Main street.
DR.g.N-! 6R1JN.I-25 tons rich country
y iaDs Bran ati1svf d. A. 7s MAN Nam street.
SWEET P0T.ETORS.-50 bushels very
- 6ne anu largs Sweet Potatoes. at
JAM - sr.t-IE.s......a a A. Oook,s.-
ES Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Peeans, Eng.
lsh walnuts, figs, raisins, currants, rock candy
oysters sardines alum, epson salts, roll br1mstone'
sulphur, copperas, msdder. extract of logwood M
dgo cream tartar soda, bed cords Of all kinds 20
1 bacco of all kinds, backing, batting nutnsgs, ca
! gars of all kinds, ginger race ana grOono'
! glass Jars, lanterns and nasksS mustard, PEP
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes poW9el'
safety fuse. soaps of all kinds, starcn teas, viz
| gar cauphorg letter, note, cap and fancy paper
Wrapping paper, envelopes salt petres gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon drleo Deeis
british lustrs, bonnet boards ink, oh'
nails SASH glass, spirits turpentine alspice, soda,
pain killer 1iduorics, &C., &c. &c.
A suuplv of the above kept constantly on handp
and for saie low, by s. =. G1LBERT Co.
dec12 ... no. 4sycanore sc.
n .RREEs' FURSs-A splendid sssortnen
IL Just received Prices to suit the times. Ca
soon and mako your selections. glslf ~
VAUTIER &MARC0NEIER,
Main between First land Second streets.
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Advertisements publishee ins both 1ths
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates. with one halt
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per ine.s tasa as9a sag
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. ..
Military Companies Order of Odd Eel
lows, Masonic Orders benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not texceeding 8 lines25
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Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 without notice, free.
Marriage notices SO cents. Il -
Notices of Festivals, Pienics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices. ar
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates. =; --
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, win be
charged fifty cents. 5&N
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every deserip-
ton to be charged at the rate of ST SO for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly, the same TO be-, in all cases,
paid in advance asa
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Fina Fur GloVes

KEXGRL6EOR SEsRVP.--S bbls exc celsier
;ers 9y'up' - tue ~ Des' =" 'ii9 Il. A oooE's
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INSURANCE.
In 8 ura noe Ag ency.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK

OEDERWRITER AND GENERAL INsURAHOk
Slfe1s soFSrAt klfS
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the OosEtrg, on InEaAd and Five Risks. de viii
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE
He will attend TO the Adjustment of Losse
Of every description under policies from othei
agencies and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in-
terestsd. His long experience as an INSURANCE.
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance. -
H9 ONCE on First Street, opp. Post ONCE.
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A new EEaINE OF WAR.-A gentleman
in Hartford, Conn.,, has just made double
barrelled cannon which is intended to carry
chain shot, ball being fred from each can
non by a new priming contriEanes, which
ignites the powder in both chambers at the
same instant. 1t is calculated that the bar
rels diEerge enough to send the balls apart
twenty feet at the end of a mile, and that
the connecting chain will, if the gun be
well aimed, cut through sixteen men
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Cashmere IL a ts.
-rsf5 sau All styles and prices
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B oys Spor n g Ha t 8
Of every description and price, st &
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ouFffaF1 ~ - =
Ek1gR.EyS.s8 R.ExEJN~T OF THE LE1+
RR .g.FsES STOsw.a CH SHOULD Il n
Ss~%sCR~ A8R aGFTRsN.DRU TO-
-HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTEkS, prepared
by Or. q. III Jackson, Philadelphia. Pa, and
sold by druggists aud dealers in medicines, evs
erywhere, will cure all diseases arising frsm q
disOrdered Liver or Stomach. jan4-d&w2w
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ADVERTISING TERMS.
u All ndverti.cusear. pay bic la advance. IA

slips aIyts no, exceeding space) first nseronsl On
Each subsequent insertion 80 ets
CIRrERIY will be charged AZ the following rates
payable a the end Of each quarter.
For square or the space per quarter 80 90
one-curth Of a column per quarter 70
For one-haf a column per quarter 20
r :. -, ,.,,r,, r.- ,,,ar,e, $50 90
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Commercial Advertiser.
The Four alum bIcs.

Time is money Labor treaih Knowledge PoreT
Temperance heaffh-
Time i money - let us prize it
In a world Of anxious care,
watch and pray, and fight our way,
ExcesOr-where heroes
L0Lor Il of wealth the parent,
Harbinger Of peace Of mind
Happiness entsines around il,
without can find
KHoariefge Is powerful agent,
BY tine Almighty cent TO mani
See rightly thy talent
Ere he thee with Ills fsn-
TeMgeranee lis thy truest praise,
nd = xil yield both peace and wealth,
Safest o length Of days,
Happiness and cheerful health Selected
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a. s. cRINBAUM & CO.,

n. oSA ~ - WI
Importers Dealers in Fashionable ClGhlne'
Hats Caps and Shoes and variety OF "eue
mems Superior Furnishing Goods store, formerly ocu-
pied by W. A. AIdrich, ESQ., in Makes Block: queen
r., JU,nanIu oahu. 2TS-iy
cHAs. r. - NH. A. ALDHi'h'
BISHOP 81 CO.,
Bankers OGee In the Of Makee's Block on
KAahumanu street, Honolulu
DraE a Exehanss
Messrs. GEiSxELL. MtSIUES y Co., NeN ioIA'
HExHT A. PIEKcE, ESQ, Boston
Messrs. MOKGAx, SrOSE x Co, san FRANCISCO
"''' 49,, 80 dIl-.ti,. eLc 2GT-ly
80, - c.srtx - COOKE
CASTLE 81 COOKE,
r,n,ers and Wholesale AMI Retail dealers General Mer
chanIfse, at stand, Of King and school
streets Stone Church Also at the Ne"
the
p-:l Agents for DIR. J1fNE'S MEDhCINES-
2S7-ly
j. WORTH,
Dealer In Merchandise HlO, Hawaii Ships supplied
with recruits At notice. reasonable terms
RiIl ~ rxcbanee xanteI 2G5-1y
ID. N. FLITNER.
Continues his hreproof building haahua
street -.
Chronoers rated by observations of the and stars
with transit accurately adjusted 10 Tue
meridian Of Honolulu Particular attention given TO hne
watch repairing. and quadrant glasses shVerei
and adjusted and nautical instruments constantly
hand and for sale. Zo'-iy
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BAR 3 Err s II OP
FORT STREET.

vuyUE TNDERSIG RESPEC u LII
Informs the public. he has purchaser ste
fixtures premises recently occupied oy nen,y ani
and tLas he the Barber business there
, .bat bv attention and promptness and e
merit Continuance OF 1
f.vors of IN. former patrons Of the establishment
Uavn. purchased all the outstanding claims Que te -
Worker; all persons indebted wi please pay 'ns oIr
obfge- Cso-SuJ r. W. N
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MELCHERS & CO.,
importers and Commission
Merchants,

STONE STORE, KAAHUMANU ST., CokNES sE"'hANi'
AGENTS FOR TIE
FIRE Issuance Co.
PIoSEER PIorR MILLs, San francsoo,
s.I.o A-Eg K REISHkEDT's SALT BEEF,
Of sf-gAE OTHER HANAiiAS PRODUCE
Con.gnmen respectfully solicited and all orers from The
other Islands and abroad. PrmPly executed
GrsrAy C. NELcHKIts. J. D. WIcKE, r. A. ScHAEFsE,
Bremen. Honolulu Honolulu
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JoUN THOMAS WAREHOUSE,
u. e.. SPALDING,

J. G. SFAEDINW,
1,er and Commission Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu, 8 L.
AGENT FOR
SEFr-SE KS. Co.. Boston BoSToS ISs Co, Boston
ROYIsr0S . ALLiAS.h
WaSmNGToS " p MUTUAL M Nor :.
Sal N MAkISE ISS. Co., eA4e4''
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention resumed the consideration Of the
unfinished business of the morning session, viz:
The charter of the Piedmont railroad.
The question required on the amendment to the
amendment, viz: the proposal of Mr.. kittrell TO
strike out the words "Company'S Shops" and in
sert the word Lexington instead. -.
Mr.. Howard opposed the charter of the railroad
in any shape but preferred the location of the ter
mini at the Company's Shops and at Barksdale, for
the reason that such location would conform to for
mer legislation on the subject TO leave the loca-
ton of the tcrmini to those who build the road would
he virtually nothing more than to charter the old
Danve and Greensboro connection.
Mr. Reid replied at some length to Mr.. Howard.
He was opposed to fixing arbitrarily upon any ter
minus. lie should vote for the amendment to the
amendment but would vote against the amendment
itself.
Mr. Brown defended his amendment and theroute
which it indicated ...-
The question recurring, the amendment to the
amendment was rejected. .-...
The question now being on Mr.. Browns amend
nent--hxing the terminus on the North Carolina
railroad at the COmpany's Shops in Alamance
county.
Mr. Rayner urged its adoption. lie said he
should vote for the amendment and against the or
dnance ITSELF because he desired that this measure
should pass-f pass it must in the least objection
able form. lie regarded as an insult TO the I'M
derstanding of respectable gentlemen otalk of this
road as a military necessity" Members of the
Convention were here wranging over railroad char
tcrs aud heraldng the merits of their respective
routes, while the invader was landing on our coast
and orr western border was imminently threatened
with invasion. He should not discuss the general
question now, but would conline himself to, the
amendment He implored the friends Of the meas
ure-if this suicidal policy was to be inaugurated-
if the East and the West were to be separated for
ever--if the tat had indeed gone forth, that the
link, the golden link which bound them together,
must now be sundered, sin Gods name, to come %
miles nearer East" by adopting the amendment
If military necessity exists, the shortest cheapest
and most expeditions route should. be chosen. The
arguments ofthe, delegate from Alamance, (Nfr. Me-
bane) remained unanswered. That gentleman had
alleged, without contradiction, the existence of
high, elevated plateau peculiarly adapted for the
purpose of constructing railroad between the Com
pany's Shops and Danyille. In conclusion, Mr..
Rayner expressed the belief that President Davis in
indicating Greensboro as one Of the termni, had
acted under er parts advice and testimony.
Mr.. Gorrel repelled the idea that the President
had thus acted, for glance at the map would at
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to beretained to meet the liabilities oer
for the company. This act also nro,i,i, .Ie otate
appointment of a Board of Managers At tT "r the
SION OF lS59!6o the Governor and Board Of Wa ses
gers were authorized to expend $50 OOO mana
continuation OF SAID work. This was done '@r IN
at the last regular session they were autbnruo5 And
expend $4,000 year for the same purpose DO 10
fhaVe heard there is some technical difficulty Out
gard to this last act which has restrained the re-
oil the Board OF Managers This is believed to Ta
correct statement Of what the State has ~ os
is responsible for on account of This vol and
Sc. -. $4,000 oy first act, $3.50
$4,000 by second act, IS52L53
10000 Joan 49, co.
100000 by third act, 1854l55
5000 Judgments
100000 act lS5g-6O.
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WEDNESDAY, February 5, 1862.


The Convention was called to order at 10 o'clock.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr.. Hicks presented a memorial from citizens of
Haywood county, praying that court of Oyer and
Tcrmner be ordered TO be held for the trial of cap
ital cases in that county. Read and referred to
select committee. w..
A communication from his Excellency, Governor
Clark, relative to the condition of the Cape Fear and
Deep river improvement together with reports of
engineers, ETC., was read and referred 10 select
committee. +- --..
Also communication from his ExceleEcy, was
read i'll answer to resolution of inquiry concerning
the auditing of the claims of the State against the
Confederate government. Referred to the commit
tee on the Confederate tax. ... ''..
Mr.. Thomas Of jackson, introduced an ordinance
authorizing the Dalton (Ga) and Jacksonville rail
road to unite and be consolidated with the railroad
system of this State. Read first time and ordered
to be printed 49,.
Mr.. Mebane, all ordinance relative to the election
of Governor and members Of the General Assembly.
Passed first reading to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. Ellison the ordinance to ineor-
porate the Washington aud Tarboro railroad CONF
pany was taken from the table and put its second
reading -..S..t 49, -
Messrs. Rayner, Howard, Schenck and Brown,
stated Substantially that they should vote against
the ordinance, not because they were inimical to
tho proposed road, but merely for the reason that
they were opposed to all unnecessary legislation by
the Convention.