The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-27


Frtnchtown-John Woods, Timothy McCAr-
thy.
Garden Valley j. Smith,. d. McMurray.
Coloma - A. 81. { Denver, Henry Mahler.
Georgetown f. II. Watson, John Ashton,
Thomas Wren, Hurry Nelson.
Guild Hill D. 7. Loolbuurr0w. H. B. Newell
Greenwood Vallry-E. l.. Crawford.
Spanish Flat NJ. :. Frasier, J. H. Hughes,
II. Navenbaum.
Grizzly FlAt-J. C. Mcclure, C. C. Mclean,
Thomas KcrnS. e. Z. Young.
Hallway House q. W B"ver.
HAnk's ENyhange-T StApeInn. L. WILEY:
HenderSuu'S Sture--J. W. Holman n. Il.
JimpSun, pruXvi.
Irish Flat Daniel Heindel.
Brownsville - \. T Ice
In,han DIggngs-.J"hn Cattle. Jos. Lupton.
Kelley Cret>-S b. Prltnn. G. Vicey.
) S,urtsmrn's lllli--Hrnrv Culvers0u.
Spanish Camp-Wm. E. Reibsam, Al. Ad-
ans.
Kel-cy--A. D. Rock, James Burke.
Kings Stare y. Z. ChauNin, X. d. Duncan.
Mountain Nlew-W. kunkle.
Maine Bar-Juhn Hines.
Missouri Flat Walter Miles, John Brown.
Nrwtuwn-S. 7. C"rum
PhccIvllr, F,r-t Ward James johnson, |.
=. Titus, Lewis Van Chesterfield, John Il. Deu
uis aud d. W. Gelwick>
Walker. Augustus Orr, A. Z. Starles, ID. W.
Noc. ii. G. Sl,SS aud Charles Broad.
Placrrvlile, Third Ward-The"dore Wich-
man. W. X. Chapman, NJ. h. SheArer and 4.
Vedder.
Phcerville, FourtI, Ward Charles Guiider
and {. Reagan.
Pleasant EaIey-R, J. Howard and Samuel
Fleming
!;nggoli- William Foote and Henry Baker.
Rat IIill 4 M,rt.n~,.p and II AFaaSA
Reservoir IlIll--t. ii. Finmado.
Rock Bridge ~ Brazvr.
Stocktou's Store VIM. Ballard E. Il. Watson
proxy
Smlhs Flat-H SymnuS.
C,n,rerlle- john Bishop and II. ". Foster.
Volcannvlllc--C. ). BrAshear E. Ii. Watson
proxy,
White Rock Henry Walker.
Wild Cat BAr-W. + Z.gler
Umontnw !SSuner.
Cyd4r, lille NJ X Newman.
PAilie's S.inun--E TIurhulI.
Bucke,e flat--A. j. Wuri. r. D. Kelley and
J"hn Mtsh,r, ,ThUnAs Davlds N proxy for
Kelley
Spanish Dry Dggings John Wade and R.
! Buzari', Bridge In Baker.
/ ~ fark--M ul'ani kairy and Lewis lie Petit.
/ C"ld SWng>-R. Means and ThnS. Quirk
G.. ". G,.ii !. proxy f." VI ans.
( Ditmpnd S.rruys Warren BRYANT, W. II.
Mutliry c. +. Tram. George \. Wassou e. A.
lrWiu. proxy hr Wa>suu.
Henry Dlggng> j L. Tnlhs.
! PlcasAnt l.ruvr-E. NJ Haskins
/ Waugh : Slore--J"mes Murphy; y. Gil
more, proxy.
The fuI!o"ing Delegates presented their ere
denliai~ aud were 4d.nit,ed a. seats il the Gun.
vent,on:
( Kan4ka fat-C. T Rou.siu, proxy for }. E.
IRWIN.
Halfway Storc-H. NJ. IIotfmlster.
( NJ ,>q Iirn Carpn Is Dickinson, PROXY
: tor j. ID. SkIunrr
/ JaNhIwk j = Tiptnn and F CvNSev.
On notion "f \. Is Bates, &. Tong was ad.
mirtrd in seal N ihr Convention ~ u Dele.
gale from CErk.Nilr.
Judge johnson moved that Committee Of
nine be appointed IL draft and report resnln-
tons Ia the CrnvrntIrn; which u,nlou MAS
adopted, and the Ca4lr appointed IS such Com
mitre:
James .hn>"n. J. II. Dennis. D. W Gel
wickS J. L. Johnson, \. SIC. Denver. ii. K.
Shearer, ChaS. NJ rediih, A. d. Rock and 5.
Fleming.
: U" motion, Of l. $ Titus, a Committee Of
'ne from each Township Mas appointed "n
Permanent Organ3l'ina and Order of Business,
COM of The t',l"wing drl-gaies:
:. Titus aud ". r. Chapman. Placervilie
Jas. Barke. krlSry; john Ashton. Geurge.
town; Il. b. Wllet, 6, eenM. god; W. NJ Mnf.
flew, D~moIl springs S.M. SlilwelI. Mud
Springs; j. u. Rtnkln. Costumes J. C. Ne.
ManuS, W lie Oak II. Mahler, Columa; C. T.
R,u>sIn. Slm"n Falls.
! The Convention then adjourned 70 meet
at Al. r.
! C,mn rcdSsemblng. the Committee on Per.
manent O"g .nlzat "u reported, recommending
the hlluwIng as Ferm .uent officers nf the Con-
ven'imn, Mhgh rep' ri wl>recelved and adopted.
ID. I. Lpnlb"nrrnw, President; A. b. Bates
and john K. Tu!lcs Vice Presidents; Thumas
B. Wade, Secretarv, and Cha>. F. Irwin Assis.
fant Secretary; ID. EiueudOrf, Sergeant-at-
Arms
The Committee on Resolutions reported set
ot resolutions Mhich were adopted.
Mr. TeGbs moved that Committee Of one
from each Township be appointed to recon-
mend delegates 10 the Suite Convention, which
m0lIun Was adopted
The Chairman appointed as such Committee
&. W Gitfn, CoI"tna; e. {. Mclean, Cosum.
mes; W. BRYANT. Diamond Srrngs; S. n. S,Il.
well Mudy Springs; ) B. Peltpn, White Oak.
Z: T. Rus$ln, ) .nnn Falls; |. s. Titus
Pacerville; J. u McMnrray, Grnrgetuwn; ].
Burke, Kelsey; Z. l. Craw ford. Greenwood.
The Convention adjourned until O'Clock P. n.
EVENING sEssION-o O'CLOCK, Pm
On the re-assenbing Of the Convention.
ThoS. Wren moved reconsideration Of the
No'e UN WHICH lhe order uf business was hduDt.
ed, which motion prevailed.
ThnS. Wren then moved to amend the report
ni the committee by making the nnIninatiou of
County Judge follow that of Delegates To the
State Convention and the nomination If Dis
irlct Attorney follow that Of County Judge.
which motion was adopted.
On motion, j. ID. Rankin was admitted a.
proxy for IL II. Tholan. nf Farplay. and ]. 8
Upton as proxy for E. Cooley, Of .Jayhawk.
On motion, the proxy presented BY NJ. Tebbs
from Stotktnn's Stone, Was allowed. and
, upon motion, n. Gilmore was admitted ne
proxy for J. Murphy, delegate from Vaughn's
The report Of the Committee appointed To
select delegates to the State COnS eution was
received und adopted.
The nomination for County Judge being in
order, Thos. Wren placed IN nomination Hon.
James johnson.
And. upon motion Of S. Titus, Hon James
johnson WAS declared the unanimous NOMINEE
OF the Convention for the office of County
Judge.
On motion. the Convention adjourned until
so clock A Y. tomorrow.
At the time Of going to press, we wera nm.
able I" get the proceedings of yesterday. and
are therefore compelled to defer their DnhIica.
tion until next Saturday. The nOmjneea viii
be tnnnd N another c1iiiHin.
Love, like beautiful opal, is a cloudad
gem which carries spark Of fire in its
bosom; but true friendship, like . dis.
mond radlates steadily from its transpa-