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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

Lid any OF onr se dc.S ever ann! co"
slider the consequences to follow, IN cast "'
our suhingution by the euriny ASK
this plain question because many nrn seem
to view The subject in an cn-irviy 4iacEeh'
light from VII t they should.
it must be evident to rr'r ~.
nec,ion. from the little they ha.,
seen or felt intends ii posi- conquer
Us. by this i; mus not5' supposed, 'a't tt
acre defeat Of uy,. Aspirations .p Torn.
|~epart,e AID Gi>tiut: goyeramrHt ""'"
a,isfy the enemy. Far. from Il. TA"ric'
man: Ire inan of Inod-r,: circum, .unc"S
III word every man. woman ana 'hi'd
Who may be rGssessed OF ever 80 much 60.
little viii! h1 reduced to want, for the enc
y-wiiLcxact from them the last dollar The
Auvc. he matter = truly q a'"i'Ht "nc u
nclita:c upon. yet H;:r i.oop'" continue ~
he same rou':ua Of spvcu lsj"n. nnc"r
| ciu;ts, - it were thu! lA"y arc di:-'n.
/ weir uwn graves IL IT, many 'UprT
made to cXtn.li1n2rs hay 'I'ci 20 touch
| their hearts. aud tho condition q orr ca
1 runcy j. sill further j""pa LAr,i by them
, prompt measures .m',s: be-. svrn-,. o. '.'"'
adopted. to chnc,, their Viii career. Aye.
worse ihan slavery WI bS-'ut lot. Tr"N'
men; OF me mes ''.' i'''' ''' - WIZ '
,.eai' ""' "'S' ''."lE - o." r''S,''''-''',
Then It VIII hs'"' '''' - renee! "'' pr.
..onS III "1'sh we VIII n' '.",'..' "' " g.,
be "h'".e % retrieve y .'''' i ''s'
,cter' ~ u pr'P'e' N'@ m'n! 81
could hc brought g" Irnr uFon tht, n,l-'m
aor'"at s"'Jec'' "h'.' We 20 '',' "'''"'
'en''ai' ""r p"' pose '',''- "'''','' ="
% inc "i'h"S % u! - my Nv
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

We wager that the butchers IN
our market, can surpass any other
class of men, in dexterously weigh
ing their meat. Magicians and slight
of hand performances are iett.'h Tue
shade. #..
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

We are under renewed obligations 70
Gen. W. r. Boggs, for the use of late pa
pcrs. The polite attentions Of the General,
vii! win him friends wherever he goes.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

BY letter FROM High Private, We learH
that he will soon turn up" in Shreveport.
Ills li;ghness can depend on the prope'@
reception being extended to so cNh:.!'cd
parsonage.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
Negro Boy Wanted.

Our imp of darkness having been sud
denly taken away from u.s. we desire to en-
p!oy another to ofliciate in his place
therefore we wish to hire a small negro
boy. say about twelve years Of age. -sp-
ply Immediately at this Office.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

A surgeon aboard snip oil war use" ~
prescribe saltwater for his patients in all
disorders. Having sailed one evening on
a party of pleasure he happed, by some
mischince. to be drowned. The captain
who had heard of the disaster. asked OF tn.
tars next day if they had heard anything OF
the doctor. Yes,' answered Jack aiter
turn of his quid, he was drowned last
aicht in his medicine chest.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

LOW. 5'''''''' f'
when clergy mth turn r"ii''c'a'7' Is
imprtssivciy set forth III 'he follow
ing remarks OF the New York Jour
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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18
Liberty OF the Press.

Around her waist put my arm
1t felt rs soft rs cake
"Oh. DEAR says she, what liberty
You printer men do take.'
" WHY, yes. my Sal, my charming gal,
II squeezed her some, ! guess,)
Can YOU say ought, my love. against
The freedom OF the Press
7 kissed her some-I did. by gum =
She colored like beet;
ITpon INV living soul. she looked
Almost too good to eat.
l gave another buss, and then
Says she, " do confess,
I rather underwater like,
The freedom ofthe press"
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

We have seen but few papers this week
from which to gather any clippings of IN
terest.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

Our devil requests US to say, that he VIII
be pleased if some friend will compose
"New Years" address for his benefit, and
the edification Of the readers of the g News
He would like composition on the time.,
and not on the Liberty of the Press which
he thinks is sufficiently portrayed in the
following, for which he makes no charge
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

IN .uur,ipS. Thew are w.nN need.
coz --------
Iiie following "a H., &C.: o".'".-
,,,.,.,. on,.,., u;ia,L.. To- l.ay-' i..i-
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80 "'''
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IN, 81 La; J u h."'':'. d" i, In,
Cap. 6 l. bo.!y"E r, Il -
Barlow, 1th La: v 's.iH'" !'". :.
Sth Ia; \ + Coleman 'En 80
DniIee, >'i La. ; 9 = ~, Oh" -
Capt y !. Gu-ln"n. N,1 -. -
Glover, 9th La; Il II "L'"-,, '"'
7th La; Capt j EHuh"n@' > u Ia, ;
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man, oh L.; Il q IL n'neNIE' 81 II
La. 1t l. llanc, Och Ia. IL = y
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9TH La; IL I Vi Jrnkin-' G'h ha,;
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

On last wednesday we had quite heavy
rain, accompanied with strong wina'.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

Should any of our subscribers in the city
not receive their papers. they Will please
notify us of the oversight.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

The total vote tor Governor in pcnRsyi
yania in the late election wA- Inrtih.
269496: Woodwork. z5i.iIl tI'ai. "-"'
6Gs. This 4I.225 more votes than We're
cast in the last Presidential election feRn-
sylvania has enlisted 100000 soldiers dur
ing the war. The showing Is most remark
- onI az in the case of Ohio. leads to
tho almost certain conclusion that til"
Lincoln Administration has becl taunper-
ing with the ballot boxes:
The depreciation OF GreenoacNs mas
caused such marked rise in prices, as to
attract the attention Of the Yankees. ihe
following articles bought in New York. are
given in one OF the n. Y. papers, in com
Pancr prices. Gold prices.
4S. 367 bbI.. beef. S5ol.Slo sos i y.
l73.I77 bbls pork. 2.I6lIl2 'ssi w Js
. ..a;3s, sU2 lbs bacon, ISL 200 ''i'o"1
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

Ma. EnraN; ;--'na-i'S from 'h' s ,'',.',
''''''' 80 , ,,, lo,'l !
ser 'h"' the masses VI Wv - a..
c"hl'''"eh" 'i P''r'''! "''
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N.nI ;"t "'lc'' II l. "''''i '''','
hid .'...''' to be "a RE very Won ''N' :
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Y''e ''..@-.'' "A'''''' my -, ......
''"n' wA" 60" say u '.''''', 80 ,.'i. w.,
conscience, nave "'''' ''' iva
/ il briIH,Ngi Ee u co.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-12-18

Oar roadz viii soon be In poo"
now is til. tin t. brig
in supplies. They art macA meek
cd.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
The Ticket.

We place at the head of our columns
the nominations of the Democratic Coun-
ty Convention; and mean TO support
them with all our heart. Our preference,
like those Of many others, may not have
been gratifed but as it is impossible to
please every one, and believing the ticket
to have been selected b. Convention
having the best interests Of the party ii
heart, we hope the people acting upon
the same principle, will forget their pre-
ferences and disappointments, in their
endeavor TO promote the interests Of the
Democratic party. -
We publish the proceedings of the Con
vention in full, together with their reso-
lu.ions We heartily endorse these reso-
lutions, and bespeak Cor thera careful
reading, by all our readers.
The want Of room compels us to close
our remarks; but we shall speak of the
different candidates, more in detail, here
after.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
Democratic County Convention.


In accordance with the call of the
County Committee, representatives from
the different parts of the county, assem-
bled in the Court House, in Ebensburg,
on Monday, the 25th inst, at o'clock,
p M.
The Convention was brought to order
by H. K,nkead, Esq, Chairman of the
County Committee, Z. MGough and j.
NJ Ritiel acting as Secretaries. The fol-
lowing named Delegates presented their
credentials and took their seats: -sr-
Allegheny Tp.-No. IN. Leavy, Geo,
Bruce.
Allegheny Tp.-No. 2.-Thos. Bradley.
N. J. Smith. rss
BIacklick Tp.-Jcseph S. Mardis, John
CanbTia Tp-Patrick Farren. William
Maftz. -ft ~ E a
Cambria BJr.-Daniel M'Donald, Adam
kurtz. sra
Carroll Tp.-Michael Snyder. D. A.
Carroll B6r--Joseph CQle. J. L. Brallier.
Chest Springs-John L. M'Kenzie, Mich
olas Nagle.
Chest Tp.--Joseph Gill, James Kirk
patrick. -a-
Ccarfeld Tp.-John II. Douglas, Peter
M'Gougu.
Coneinaugl Bor., lst W'd.-John Camps
bell, John Sex.
Conemaush Bor., 81 W'd.-M. Barns,
NJ. emery.
Conemaugh Tp.-Wm. Adams, David
Farmer.
Croyle Tp.--Michael KerDs. ia. vii
liams.
Ebensburg Bor. West W'd.-John A.
Blair, 6. G. X. Zahm.
Ebensburg Bor. East W'd.-P. S. Noon,
Joseph M'Donald.
jackson Tp.- Wm. w Harris, Henry
Ragcr. s H
,johustown. Ist Ward-Hugh Bradley,
Miles Moran
Johnstown - W'd.-James Potts, John
Grouse.
yohnst,wn sd w'd R. P. Luton, John
Flanagan.
Johnstown 4th W'I.-C. " Crane, An
drew FIagley.
Johnstown 5th w'd.-J. X Hite, Joseph
Kuhus
Lorettv Bur.-Patrick Moran, JAS O'Don.
Mllv,lle Bor.-James M'Coy, James NJ,
Goldrick.
Munster Tp-A Durbin. Francis Eherlv.
RicLland Tr.-Jacob Dunmire, Henry
Topper. =. i-~
Samuitvi.le.-Peter Dougherty, j. NJ.
Rifle
Susqnehanna Tp.-F. Bearer, j. Man
Mon.
Summerhill Tp.-Peter Summers Edward
Lynch.
Taylor Tp-John White, William Head
rick. s.'
Washington TIP. M'Gorgh NJ NJ.
.Aanms. @
White Tp.-William Flemming. c. Wal
tiers.
Wilmore Borough, Peter Ermire, Peter
Brown.
Yodcr Tp.-John T. Allen. jos. Strayer.
Sen. Joseph M'Donald was unani-
mously chosen President of the Conven-
ticn and Messis. p. MGough, wash
ing.on tp.,) and James NJ Riffel, were
app o.nted Secretaries.
The Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Assembly. James
Potts, Esq, presented the name of c. L.
Pershing, Esq DR.. j. L. Brallier, the
name of Henry Scanlan, Esq Joseph
Gill, the name of Geo. Walters, Esq. :;
+. M'Gough, the name of NJ. d. Mage
han, Esq. 2. Moran, DR. D. 7. Storm
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

Golden circle, Union Leagues. Know Moth
ing or Jacobin Clubs
Resoirea That our sincerest thanks are
rendered to our gallant soldiers who have
distinguished themselves on the battle field
ofthe nation and no opinions Of Ours On
the manner iu which the war has been con-
Quoted, or the purposes fer which it is now
prosecuted, shall ever prevent the Democra
cy of Cambria county from awarding them
the need Of praise which is 50 justly their
due. .
Resolred That we welcome home, with
! the sincerest feelings of regard for thair
patriotism and bravery. the gallant Cambri-
ans now returning from l,e field of strife /;
and sympathize with those whose friends
have fallen in defence Of the flag OF our
common country.
ResolUed; That the courscof William a.
Wallace, our Senator and Cyrus L Persh-
ing our Representative, merits anil receives
earnest cCmmendatiOn.
ReSolUeG; That the wa>ton destruction
of the lIonit0r Printing Press at Hunting
don. is b. I another evidence of the madness
and folly inaHgiwated ih high places and
We teuder the DemocracY Of Huntington
our sympathy for he outrage to which they
have been subjected.
On motion the CONVENTION adjourned
to meet no more.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

hold a Mass Meeting, at he Court House on
Tuesday evening, the u Of June, at tie
ringing of the bell. All are invited.
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Chairman Co. Committe.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
NIODOCiaCG.

The Huntington -N0ait0r office, we arc
sorry to learn, was ''guttcd" one day
last week, by mob This is more OF
the bitter fruits Of AboIitionism. Judge
Taylor advised the people Of Huntington
county, to make the atmosphere too ,ca,7n
for Democrats there and the mob fired
by the encouragement of Judge of our
civil courts, "guts :" the Noalitor office
and destroys the private property of a
citizen. Docs Judge Taylor, whose own
property, may yet share the same fate,
endorse and give countenance to this law
less proceeding? VIII he not only as a
citizen, but rs Z Judge, .irown upon this
dirty job of demolition. Us every law
abiding citizen and lover of Constitu-
tional liberty must do, or does he grin
over it, as the first ,ga1'aing Of Hunting
don county atmosphere s
We hope the Democrats of Hunting
don county viii show their zeal for the
cause Of Democracy, and their apprecia-
ton for the Noator, by assisting its
editor to re-estab!ish that paper. in their
midst.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
CAMP Of TIE % PExSA. Eot.,
NEAR AQUA GREEN. Nav 9 ,

NEAR AQUA CREEil, Nav 3, /
y- FRIEND TODD:-For the information
OF many of your readers who have friends
IN the 28th, I forward for publication 4
list of the casualties of Company .'F"
during the battles of May Pad mpl SID at
Charlottesville Va. Oar R.cirls nj
opened the ball by having a hris+ sAu-
rn!sh with the enemy at 4 place called
Wilderness, on the 33;h Of Apr! having
caused the enemy TO Withdraw we moved
forward, AMI joined our Division r.,da i
! reconnaissance on the Plank road in the
direction Cf fredericksburg Gcuerai
Geary having command at this point.
caused two basterics to be placed in posi-
ton; they opened upon the rebels bat
without sufficient effect to hold them in
check, our regiment was ordered ND TO
support the batteries, and with our assist
ance the batteries compelled the enemy to
fall back. Our reeiment was place., in
line OF battle, the right Of the regiment
resting on the Plank road, during the
night OF the lst, we were engaged in
throwing up breas;worts. We main.ain-
ei this position during the entire battle
OF May I'd and Sd, ana when not actu-
ally Heaged we were subject to 8, S.
we're fire fl ON the enemy's batteries.
will not tresspaSs on your time or
space by going into details but will state
that the 2S p. V. were the last regiment
leaving the field on Sunday May Sd the
regiment went into action with about
$50 men and lost l0l killed wounded and
missing
The following are the casualties of our
company. a. We went into action with
5l men and = commissioned officers.
KILLED. --.
lst Lieut.. Peter Kaylor, private John
Lane. rra.4
WOUNDED.
1st Sergt. Mathew Kelly, Tsince com
missioned I'd Lieut.. left knee, Corporal
Jonathan Rupert, right side, james p.
Remedy, left side slightly, James p. Win
terson. left arm, privates Patterson Ru-
pert, left arm, John McCune, left arm
amputated, Elias Mckee, right arm.
Thomas McKenna, back slightly, Abra-
ham Shana, Head slightly, Thomas. Nc
Dade, not known.
MISSING.
Corporal John v Mortimer, Privates
John O'Harra, Charles F. Bean, Isaac
cunningham, George H. Hornhecl.
The boys are all well and express their
H.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

The election of Mr. Griffin, was de-
clared unanimous.
Coroner being next in order, Peter NJ
Cough, Esq, moved that VIM. Flattery,
Esq, be nominated by acclamation, which
was confirmed by the Convention.
The following names were presented
for Poor House Director; Jacob From
heiser, Joseph A. Dimond, Patrick Far
ren, Joseph Christie, John Fleck, Geo.
Mccullough.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

sS- AT recent fox hunt, not far from
London, fox, being hard pressed ran
into cottage, and clearing at bound
the fire, with a pot on it, scrambled m
the chimney. He was killed Immediately
af.erward by the hounds
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
ttaic t,u, u

natl says: 3 The Pres;4.-,
the sentence of Va,isra
finement in For VA.
ton through our lines H
for Louisville on the -n,,
where he will be 3s.i-
Rosecrans, who, und.r ,
viii deliver him into 1!
Bragg The yagisas
sentence to be passed r-,,e
Of the New Tyranag, ~
iinued to excite publ: ;..-
natio'a for the past two g.4
baby come 70 an au.asr.,,
the final alict described
Hainisratlon, since The te~
| court martial, has vass,r-.-5
between an ins,iaei;ye
OF lis decision, the a9pea,s ..
msd The settled Impulse ,..
S'Fe'ch 0nI tie arm o; n....,ss-
strike down, in the De-sr
I'm :. =. me mead al try-. 7
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"a '''i.is u uenpo'iSn an4
uI' anon OF l's power. LL
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

On motion the nomination of Mr.. Per-
shfng was declared unanimous.
Tie Convention then proceeded to nomi-
nate candidate for Register and Recor-
der James Potts, Esq, named James
Griffin John a Blair, named John E.
Seaman, Esq p. M'Gough, Esq, named
Michael M'Colcar.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

SUDDEN DEATH-We regret to chroni
Gle the death of JoHN Y MYERS of Pitts
burg, the Father-in-law Of our distinguish
ed townsman: John Fenlon, Esq The
old gentleman was upwards Of sixty years
of age, and looked haIe and hearty when
death SO suddenly overlook iii:n. He
was sitting on a chair, eonversing as us,i-
al, yesterday evening, when al at once he
tainted away; and life became extinct.
He had just arrived here from his home
IN Pittsburg, on a visit to his friends.
Disease ofthe heart, was ti.c cause of his
death
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

ey DR.. Belford is in town. Get YOU
teeth filed before it is too late.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

S The show is coming-see a,,9e--
t''Nmen' IN another COMMA,
ssf~ s8sG sstl
.y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

1he efforts OF the Convention proving
unsuccessful. they again dropped Register
and Recorder, and proceeded to the nomi-
nation of Commissioner
The following names were accordingly
presented, to be voted f3r by the Conven-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
MISSING.

Corporal John V. Mortimer, Privates
John O'Hara, Charles F. Bean, Isaac
cunningham, George H Hornhecll.
Ihe boys are all well and express their
wiilingness to meet the enemy soon.
1ours &c. Al w.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27

g. We are glad to contradict I'll: in
formation we received in reference 70 the
death OF Lieut.. Peter Kaylor. Heis not
dead as was supposed, but was severely
wounded. He is now ri home among
his friends; bat how long he intends re
maiuing, we canno: yay. The following
letter viii better expiain the cause Of the
mistake
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-05-27
CAMP OF TIE 28ru T'aNSA. Eor.

FRIEND TODD In mv. letter of Ii4e
9th Of May | forwarded list oi killed,
wounded aud missing, Of Company i,
in which the name Of Lieut.. Peter h:v-
lor appeared as killed ! am haplnv TO
correct the statement II his case. h. hay-
ing since arrived from tie battle fe:I
among those bv0u-ht tg tlis side Of the
Rappahanauck by oar alniu.alice. IL
was LEFT On the fila whan VIZ fell back
The last time, he was repa-te.l as deal bv
Several who saw him f.l, theg b..ie,ina
him dead, secured his sword and hvouuh:
il off the field, bur il appears he WAS Only
in an insenSible state owing To- In. loss oi
blood from his woan Is, h havins ben
wounded in the left side and arm severely
but not dangerous, ne Is now IL III l2,a
Corps Hospital n; .hjs place
The news Of his being among :he living
was received with feelings of gratitude and
pleasure by every member Of the com
pany, for he has always proved himself d,
soldier both in camp aud On the fed
Yours, &c, Al. ".
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Mr.. ScanIan now came forward, and
after returning thanks to his friends, with
drew his name from the list of candidates.
The additional names of Z. r Dunnegan,
Geo. w. Easily, d. A. Luther, John Al
len were now added to the list i; and the
Convention balloted, with the following
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tion:, Peter Dougherty, Esq, Michael
Brawley, E. Glass, JAS. Moreland, John
Ferguson, John Bearer.
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The 18th ballot having failed to pro-
duce majority sufficient to elect any OF
the three candidates, the Convention, upon
motion OF one OF the Delegates, proceeded
TO the nomination Of Treasurer.
The names of aIessrs. b. MDermitt
and Isaac Wike, were presented for the
actiou Of the Convention.
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The names of Peter Dougherty, James
Moreland and John Ferguson were then
Withdrawn, and the second ballot resulted
in the election Of Mr.. Glass as follows:
SRCCED RaIIOT
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7 The CONVENTION again, reverted to The
voting for Register and Recorder, with
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Mass Meeting.

GEO. MCCULLOUGH, Of Munste- Tp.
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Rcsc'red. That we hold the Constitution
not t. be far weather." instrument :;
bat the liqgHa Chart1 ofthe citizen. his
chart IL sunshine and in >torm-in war and
in peace and anything that cannot be
preserved under its provisions, is not worth
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Faith in the Lord and General Me.
CleIlan.

From the Washington Star, March 49,
Sunday evening, Rev. Mr.. Pitcher, as
sisted by other ministers, held divine SER
vice in the Soldiers Rest, which was at
tended by a large number of soldiers. Mr..
Pitcher, after preaching an appropriate
discourse, exhorted his hearers to enlist on
the side Of the Lord, and proceeded to in
quire, "Who has faith in the Lord ?" when
an old soldier, slightly the worse for liquor,
rose in his place and said, elm id if 1
haven't faith in the Lord and General
McClellac too!p to which several respon-
slye ''amens" were given. The soldier Of
large faith was forthwith taken out. mr.,
Wilson McGunnegle, recently Lieut..
Commander of the gunboat 'DeKalb, of
Admiral Porter's fleet, died in Annapolis,
Md, on the I'd inst. He was native of
st. Louis.