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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
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MEN DO NOT LOVE TO DIE.

MEN DO NOT LOVE TO DIE.
To live is the natural desire Of man;
but to enjoy life it is necessary to posess
health, and health can only be secured
by strict observance of temperance in all
things. The moment pain or discomfort
is experienced, it is sign that disease
threa tens to inilict its torments upon us.
Then is the time to use RADwAY's READY
RELIEF. Let this medicine be resorted
to on the first indication of pain; in a few
moments all pain and uneasiness will
cease. In case Of Sudden colds, coughs,
sore throat, influenza, Group faceache,
headache, toothache, pains in the bones,
joints, etc., if Railways Ready Relief is
used in a fee minutes relief will be expert
enced, and in a few hours the patient will
be free from sickness.
HOT RELIEF SLING.
Add a teaspoonful Of Ready Relief to
half a tumblr of hot water, swectened
with sugar, on going to bed; it will cure
the worst cold, stop the most troublesome
coughs, and insure calm and undisturbod
sleep. In attacks ofrheumatism, neuralgia,
stiff joints, sprains, etc., one or two appli-
catious of the Ready Relief will effect a
cure. Every family should keep this
medicine in the house; on all occasions
where there is pain its use will secure
you case and comsort. We beg to pre-
sent to the readers of the Adrocato tho
following letter:
MEMPHIS, Mich, Sept. 4. 1862.
Dr. Rad,oay--Dear Sir: Abont four
years since was affected with.
DISEASED LUNGS.
My friends thought Ihaa the consump-
lion. | was entirely unfit for business,
raised blood, and had every symptom Of
the above fatal disease. One night OIL
going to bed, thought would take a
sweat, and took your Ready Relief lin
hot water) as stimulant to sweat me.
1t did so. The Precipitation was Of q
Shiny substance, and offensive smell. /
followed taking the Ready Relief every
other night for four weeks, and at the
end of that time was entirely well. This
is true statement of facts, which I will
testify to under oath. Yours, etc.,
JAMES SAGE, Sagc's Hotel,
Memphis, Mich.
Should smallpox, scarlet fever measels,
diptheria prevail, use Railways Ready Re-
lief daily as drink; and in case you ex-
perience pain, headache, nauses, watery
discharges from the eyes and nose, is will
prevent serious illness from these COM
plants. Smallpox can be arrested in its
progress, and cured in its incipent stages
as readily as any other disease; and if
Railways Ready Relief is used when
pam is first experienced you will have no
further trouble from smallpox or any
disease. DIR. Railways Ready Relief il
sold by druggists everywhere. DIR. RAD
WAYS oFFIcE 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
J FOR SALE DIP FRIzELLE DRoSBEKs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Where there is much general de-
formity, nature has often, perhaps
gencraly, accorded some one bodilygrace
even in over measure, SO, no doubt,
with tho intellect and disposition, only
it is frequently less apparent, and we
give ourselves but little trouble to dis
cover it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

EE 1t is curious to observe in how
many Of the lives Of, our great men there
occurs the mention of some friend, un.
known. to the mass of mankind, to whom
thc'great acknowledged the deepest OBJ.
legation. Tho world must abound in
these secret springs aud treasures.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Burke said--"I am not Of the opinion
of those gentlemen who are against dis
turbing the public repose. The fire bell
at midnight disturbs your sleep, but it
keeps you from being burnt in your bell.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

e. Prentice says if Chandler should
walk home in the manner he frequently
walks the streets, and We're paid by the
distance traversed, his mileage would
the treasury.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
posi- OFFICE NOTICE

AV1I Vt It INI 4NV To T.
Eastern, Western and Southern Mails close at 7
A. NJ and l2i Z. NJ.
For Detroit and Detroit Distribution Office ono
hour later.
The above mails arrive at 2 and 7. NJ. Bay
City Mail Closes A. NJ. arrives p. M. Saginaw
City, p. NJ, 9 A. NJ.
Office open from u A. NJ to 81 r. NJ, Sundays
excepted, until further notice.
DIV. c. GAGE p M
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Raw TRooPs.--Raw troops have one
advantage over those that are disciplin.
ed--they know neither when they are
tlanked nor when they are whipped, and
don't care a single straw, button, or
Confederate shinplastor.--- Louisville
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Why are we attracted by successful
and repealed by "unucky" meng Is it
not because of some feeling we have
that there are hidden qualities in each,
desc, ring of the good or bad fortune
achieved?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
City Of Grand Rapids Proof.
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

From the premises of the subscriber ON or about
the Grst inst, u small dark red COW: piece of the
end Of ono horn, not certain which, no other marks
fair reward will DO paid Tor her recovery or infor
nation as TO where she may be found.
GEORGE OLIVER
East Saginaw, Dec, Is, 1862,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Nsv Yeans BALL.--Excelsior En-
zinc Go. No. 2 have made arrangements
Car a Ball at the Bancroft, Thursday
evening", Jan, Ist., 1868, and "np top
time lhcy wilI surely have.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

At the present time, Saginaw City,
including the little villages of Zilwaukle,
Carrolton, Salina and East Saginaw,
contains a population of about Q 900 in
round numbers. The Courier confident,
" expects to sec this number doubled
within three years.
The above luminous paragraph Is
from the Detroit Advertiser d Tribune
whose Estate Items" man, as we have
before had. occasion to remark, is the
"bipgcst fool On the job" more stupid,
ie possible, than tho 3phunny" cub who
makes snch murderous attempts at VIII
in tho "city ilcms"'ef that sheet. Inc
credit to the Courier is entirely grG
tutious, we arc not just row in the pop.
ulation line, and would DO Obliged to
the originator of the mif when be
attempts ''big thing" ne would not
shirk the responsibility. The popula-
ton of East Saginaw IS little over
1000 without any "littlc villages" ipelu-
led.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Grouse, WlcELElN s. Co., have open
ed an establishment in the East Store,
Grouse Block, Genesce street for the
sale of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, everything, aud a great va
rlety of other articles. A general, mis-.
cellancous stock of new and excellent
goods, and for sale at low figures. Go
and buy something at the new institu
ton.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
RE MOvAl..

b. b. BUcKuoUr, has removed to his
New Brick Hardware Store, North
Water street, Sd door South of Tus
cola street, where he has a very full
assortment of everything in his line of
trade. His facilities for carrying on
tho business of manufacturing Copper,
Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware arc the very
best, and in this branch as in the other
departments Of his extensive business he
is fully up with the requirements of the
times, and tho necessities of customers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
Christmas Ball.

On Christmas Eve. Dee "a 1862, at A. Strassburg's
Washington Hall East Saginaw.
A CHRISTMAS TREE
win also be prepared for the occasion. A general
invitation IL given
Tickets 80 Cts
A. STRAsBURG, Proprietor
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
80 Sidney Smith. tolls Of maid

O. Sidney Smith tells of maid
who tIsed to boi THE eggs very well by
her masters watch, but one day he could
not lend it TO her because,it was under
repairs; so she took the timo from the
Kitchen clock aud tho eggs came up
nearly raw. "Why didn't you take three
minutes from the clock, rs you do from
the watch, Mary?' "Wel sir, supposed
that would be too much, aS the hands
on the clock arc so much largcrY'' s'''.'
The Viceroy has ordered one. quarter
of the cultivated land of Egypt to be
sown with cotton. If the requirement
is carried out, as doubtless it will be,
the next years crop will be two.thirds
greater than any that has been raised
there heretofore, Cotton grows with
wonderful luxuriance in TIM Nile valley.
The Federal excise law levies tax
of 30 cents per head on all horned cat
Ito slaughtered for sale. Mike Nc
Laughlin, on the north side, at Chicago,
recently Killed a mully--or hornlcss--
COW, which he declined to return, as she
had not the necessary horns called fol
by the law.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

New EATING IoUsE.-J. II. BOYD, Of
voluble proclivites well known, has
opened in tho Grouse Block an elegant
Saloon, where he serves up Oysters and
other dishes rare; in fact his institution
is spacious, neat, pleasant, well kept,
fitted up with all the modern appoint
ments, and he offers to lovers of good
living an uncommonly attractive Bill Of
Fare.
MERRY CnRIsTMAs.-.Wc are under
obligations to Messrs. ZIMMERMAN & Co.
and l.. S. LENHEM for sundry Original
packages" Of "stuff' whcrewith to make
our christmas merry. These ministers
o.our spiritual necessities will please
accept our thanks for their liberal and
well timed gifts.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23
East Saginaw Dec. goth 1862

The President has not yet signed the
bill for the admission of Western
Virginia, and its fate is still thought
doubtful.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

PERFUMERY, Erc.-.Our friend c.. Fred
Hobbs has just opened at his Drug
Store on Washington street, opposite
the Bancroft House, an assortment Of
Perfumery, Toilet Articles and neat and
tasty Arrangements deserving en- elabo-
rate notice from us, but moro especially
deserving an examination with aview
to liberal investments on the part of our
readers. No finer stock is in the mar.
ket, and Fred. is entitled to great credit
for his judicious efforts to bring our
community up to the proper standard
of "swcet scented" people.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

FIRE.-Tuesday night, ed, the steam
mill and store at Milwaukee together
with about $4,000 et..of lumber, as we
arc informed were destroyed by fire.
We have not learned particulars as to
ownership, insurance &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

This table, says the Press, shows only
the amounts actually cleared from this
Office, which are only about four.6fths
of tho whole exports of the Valley, as a
large number Of cargoes have been taken
out each month of which no report was
ever made, the captains availing them.
selves of the privilege Of reporting else
wherc, when it would be attended here
with probable loss of fair wind or
TOO much Inconvenience.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

EXPORTS FROM SAGINAW RIvER.-The
Bay City Press publishes tabular state
merit Of the exports of the principal
staples from Saginaw Valley for the past
season as obtained from tho books of
the collector of That port. The aggre-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

The following singing rcbuke to the
Syracuse Salt Monopoly is from the com,
mercial columns of the Detroit Free
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-23

Tnr "Slvnws OF WAR;" NoRTn AND
SoUTn-Nothing has yet been decided
by the House Committee Of Ways and
Means, upon financial matters. The
fact is, that very much depends upon
the fortunes Of the war. "A decided
victory would send "green backs" up,
and would render it easy to borrow
money. But one almost fears to con
template the contingency Of defeat
a regular Waterloo. The premium on
gold would probably rise TO 40 or so
per cent, and to borrow money would
be good deal harder than to make it.
The Richmond Enquirer, on the au.
thority of gentleman just from the
United States, says that the notes of
Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina and
South Carolina Banks are at discount
Of only5 per cent, and that Virginia
bank notes are from Is to 80 per cent.
discount. This is great Improvement
on so to 60 per cent. discount, and 10.
dicatcs that feeling Of early peace is
entertained by the brokers Of the United
States, the best baromcters of national
storms. Some brokers said they would
buy Confederate treasury notes at per
cent discount If allowed to deal fr
them. Diet Adv. d Trio.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-31
Well Done. WaIdobOrOs.

Waldoboro', in Lincoln County, has been Of
ten tainted for her supposed lack of sympathy
for the war now being prosecuted for the sup
preston of the rebellion, and has sometimes
been accused of sympathies of very different
character. We are glad to learn that she
longer refuses submission TO such aspersions
upon her good name; that she has nobly come
up to the work, and is determined, if money
can raise her quota of troops-about fifty I'M
der the recent eall-that they shall be forth
coming.
A reliable friend in that town communicates
the fact that at a town meeting fully attended,
the town has voted to pay 800 each, in addi-
ton to the State and national bouuties, TO
sufficient number of men TO fill her quota, and
that private subscriptions to the amount of
nearly 500, to be used in stimulating enlist
ments, have been made up. The subscribers
to the private enlistment fund are as follows:
Joseph Clark, and Reed, Welt & Co., 500
each; Rev. T. S. Robbie, $50; S. w. Jackson,
$40; S. S. Marble $50; Isaac Comery, L. l..
Kennedy, A. B, Austin, and Newell Winslow,
$40 each; twenty-five individuals, $40, and
four Others S. each, making 1910 thus raised,
to be added to the sum raised by the town.
Now, If our Wadoboro' friends will talk,
and feel for and sympathize pih the enlist
ment enterprise, and encourage their young
men to volunteer in a holy and just cause,
then their efforts win soon be crowned with
success; but in vain are bounties and subscrip-
tions, if not accompanied with earnest heart
sympathies, to warm up the hearts of our peo-
their countrys altar.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-31
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS. Ar 18th. bark Harvest Moon,
Lampher. Boston.
Below 18th, coming up, barks T c Alexander, and
A Drebert; sehs Mary Patterson, u Clark.
Cid 10TH ship Milan, Weeks New \ ork; 1Ith brig
John Jewett. Mount, do; l9th bark K Davis, lay
lor. Philadelphia.
KEW WEST, Ar 18TH bark Tahiti, Leaman. New
York
NEWBERN NC. In port 2lst, sch II II Metcalf
Burton, had finished disg, and was waiting orders
BALTIMORE. Ar 9th, ship Germania Fancke.
Liverpool; schs Sarah Smith, Boston Susan, Rog-
eTs, Fortress Monroe.
Also ar 2sth, brig Queen of the South. Chapman.
Portland; sch Christana. Knight. do.
Also 2Sth. ship Susan Fitzgerald, Green, Chilli
bark Cricket, Wingatc, Rio Janeiro.
Cid 9th, bark Lucy Elizabeth Nichols, Queens
town; sehs Union, Young West Indies Ngoma.
HAYS, Bath.
Also cid 2sth, brig Martha Washington, Leland
Boston.
Sailed 2sth, bark Lucy Elizabeth, Nichols, Queens
town.
PHILADELPHIA Ar 2sth, ship Belle of the
Ocean, -. Liyerpooi brigs Ellen l. Stewart. New
Orleans; Isabella Jewett. Reed, Fortress Monroe.
Also 2Sth, ship Belle of the Ocean. Reed, Liver
pool; sch Harriet, Herrick Calais
Below, ships Blacktish. from Sierra Morena; T. L
Stewart, from New Orleans.
Cid 18th, brig Isadora, Miller; Jamaica;
Also cid 18th, brig Calmuek, johnson, Bostoni schs
Target, Scott Montevideo; Albert Treat, Bowdoin,
Portland
NEW YORK Ar 2Sth ships Ladoga Holm, Cron-
sadt and Elsneur 2ist nit; Wizard hing. Dearborn,
Port Stanley. Falkland Islands, 18th ut; Naples,
Strout, Matanzas II; barks Pathfinder, Robinson do
18th inst; Mountain Eagle Blanchard. sagua; brig
Sarah Flagg, Rumball St Pierre, Mart, Sd inst and
East Harbor 18th; sch Kate Field, Robbins, Beaufort
Nc.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-31
From our Regular Correspondent. |
Letter from the State Capital.

Gen. Pope-Noble Response Of Portland
Transformation Ctelldn abandoned
neutrality-suspicious..
AUGUSTA, July 80, 1862.
To the Editors Of the Portland Press:
The following brief sketch of General Pope
may not be undressing:
Major General John Pope now command
ing the Army of Virginia, is a native of Kas-
kaskia, ILL.,, and the son of Judge Pope, U. S.
District Judge for the district of Illinois, an
officer similar to Judge Ware Of this State
Gen. Pope was educated at West Point for the
army, and has always been in it. He is prob
ably less than forty years old. 1t is not known
that he ever allied himself with any political
party, but his father was an old-line Wing.
Governor Washburn is very much pleased
with the noble response of the Portland Banks
to furnish nearly one-half of the money, neces-
sary to pay the State bounty to volunteers I'M
per cent. of their whole capital, or s133, 750.-
This patriotic conduct speaks for itself.
In letter from the It'll regiment in your
issue of the Goth, it is stated that Major Hyde
of that regiment has accepted the 1t. Colonel
cy of the 10Th regiment. If so, he has accep
ted what has never been offered him. The
Governor of the State has appointed and COM
missioned Capt. Francis Z. Heath, of the Sd
regiment, 1t. Col. of the 10TH
Major Hyde of the It'll needs no promotion
to secure recognition of his merits, as he is
well known as most gallant and able officer.
have it from the best authority, that many
of the leading Democrats who have all along
extolled and championized Gen. Mcclellan,
have, since the battles before Richmond,
changed in their estimation of him, and now
openly pronounce him failure, probably be-
cause they deem him of not sufficient capacity
to be the nucleus for the reorganization of
their party.
Recruiting is going on splendidly all over
the State, and in a few days the four new reg
iments will be full A large number of men
are also enlisting into the regiments already in
the field. This is as it should be. 1t is far
preferable to fill up the old regiments than to
raise new.
The following appointments have been made
since my last:
James A. Clark, Sangerville, I'd Lieutenant,
18th regt
Warren c. Plummer, Presque Isle, I'd Lieut..
Co. c, 18th regt.
Charles A. Williams, Skowhegan, Capt. Co.
A, 10th regt.
Isaac A. Pencil, New Portland, I'd Lieut..
Co. A, 10th regt.
VIM. Wescott, Standish formerly of the 14th
regtl, Asst. Surgeon, 18th.
James w. Clark, SangerviIe, I'd Lieutenant,
18th regt.
Charles w. Roberts, Portland, Lieut.. and
Adjutant, 18th regt. SKIRMlsHER
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-31

Also ar 18th, ships Senator, Walsh Liverpool 9th
ut; Orient, Hill. do 23d nit; Wild Cat, Morse, New
orleans; barks Transit, Minot Matanzas Cienfilegos
Cole, Cieniuegos: brigs Avondale, Dix, Ponce: < X
Larfabee, Carlisle, sagua; AroOstook Sweet ia
y ysh ANITA Owen Wallace; Nueyitas; W B Nash,
for Boston; schs John VI Miner Berry IiyernooI.
Adeia Kelley, Kelley. Baracoa J P wetheriIl, strou,
bridge, New Orleans; A Parsons Shaw do
Also ar Both, barks David Lapsey Havana; Clif.
ton Santos.
Also ar 35th, ships Dreadnought. Liverpool. T.
Lano do; Sybil, Port an Prince
Cid 28th brigs Mary Stewart, - Cette. HIM
tress. Duncan, Cadz; Kentucky, -, Monteyideo
and Buenos Ayes Rainbow, -. New Orleans
Also cid 29h. ships Haze. Holmes. San Francisco.
Aanawan, MeNait Cadiz; Stephen CrowelI Burgess
Lohh9aderry; Colombo Stewart, London; f Sher-
man iilchborn. and Vanguard, Haett Liverpool:
" Day, Chase, and Compromise, Caukins a.; Sir
I'ooert reel, Larrabee. do; J A Stamer Young
Rni.r Dyigs kentucky Carver, Monteyideo; W
noNianu c,arthy. New Orleans schs Red Jacket
Payson. Falmouth ia; Bergen. Cole and Argus Eve
townsend Towns New Orleans Monarch, owen Pembroke;
son. Philadelphia "A's'"'N''N'
PROVIDENCE. Ar 2sth, schs Jo.eph ame.
Chapman, Philadelphia; Caroline G. Brown Calais.
Charlotte, Black, Bangor; Forest Wilson Roekiand'
EAST GREENWICH. Ar 2sth. sch EImira Rogers.
NEW BEDFORD. Ar 10Th, sch yalhallah, Lord.
Bangor. '
BOSTON Ar 10Th, bark David Nickels. Rial.
Ezabeihport brigs Lanzarotfe, Hartman. c ardenas
18th inst Robertson, Crowcll Baltimore; .chs Cameo
Pendleton. and II Lawrence Edwards, Jersey City
lahici 'curttfs LoftlI, hiDdny - htSd, NOulu. New
York; Peace Kelley, Calais; Cleaner Packet Walls
Couldsboro; Rosa Sawyer Portland
Also ar Both, ship Eastern Star. Nealey Liverpool
I'D ult; bark Lysander. Glover Cienfuegos Sd inst
brig Rising Sun, Eastman, Elizabethport; schs Sarah
Bright, Smith, and War Steed, Smith, Philadel-
PIMA; Henry, Carter. and Caspian, Smith, Bangor;
Henry A, Wade, Waldoboro
Telegraphed, ship Compeer, from Calcutta; brig
Mary Lowell, from Philadelphia
CID 18th, ships Hampton, Pcndeton, Buenos Ayres;
Nathl Thompson. Dickman New York: brig Chin
borazo. Small, Ellsworth TO load for West Indies; sch
II Westbrook, Lttlejohn, Portland.
Also cid 10Th, brig Mazatlan, Lewis Fortress Nom
roe sch Josephine, Terrio, st Pierre
NEWBURfPORT. Ar2sth, schs Chiefsain. Farms
worth, French Cross; Eliza Ellen, Macomber.
Franklin.
Also ar 10Th. sch w G Eade, Thurlow, Portland.
PORTSMOUTH. Ar 18th. sch Andrew jackson.
Pierce. Rockland land sailed 25th for dol.
SALEM. Ar 18th. schs Thomas Jefferson Kenney.
and Tyrone, Pnkham. New York.
BANGOR Ar 2sth. brig Voant, Dodge, Boston.
Also ar 18th. Dan brig VIM Moore. klyhne, do.
Cid 18th schs Frances Hatch. Parker, st Peters;
Danube: Kendall, Portland; Sea Queen, Gray =.
BATH. Ar 10Th. sch Maine Law, Philadelphia
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-31
Republican District Convention.
FOURTH DISTRICT.

The Republicans, and all others who support the
State and National Administration requested TO
meet by delegates from the Fourth Congressional
District 1.-THE counties of Penobscot Pscataqus and
Aroostook,1 at BANGOR, on THURSDAY, the 21st
day of August next. at 10 A. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for Congress- and for trans
acting any other business that may come before
them.
Basis Of Representation.-Every city, town and
plantation is entitled to one delegae and one addi-
tiona delegate for every fifty votes given for the Re-
publican candidate for Governor in 1861; for every
fraction of twenty-five votes upwards after the
last fifty, an additional delegate is allowed
JOHN II. LYNDE, JOSIAH JORDAN,
GEO. X. JEwETT, e. WOODBURY.,
WIN. 4. HANNAH, NATHAN'L CANNON,
A. q. LEBRoKE,
District Committee
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-31

SECOND DISTRICT.

The Republicans and all other citizens of the Sec
ond Congressional District who support the State and
National Administrations, requested TO meet in
Convention by delegates, at Auburn, on Friday the
Sfh day of August next at three O'Clock in the after
moo, for the purpose of nominating candidate to
represent the Distaict u the XXXV1IIth Congress.
The basis of representation will be as follows: Eacl
city, town and plantation shall be entitled to del
egate. An additional delegate for the first seventy
five votes cast for the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor in 1861; and for each additional one humid
red votos cast for said candidate. A majority frac
ton of Que hundred to be entitled TO additional
delegate.
j. b. HAM, A. G.. HEwEY,
SYLVESTER CAKES, SIDNEY PEBHAM,
JOSIAH MERRow, f. w. WOODBURY.,
ANDREW IINscoTT,
July 9th, 1862 Republican District Com.