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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

resolutions; that they embodied nothing
more than had been constantly held out
20 the French Government from the be-
ginning; that had always represented
to the Government here that any action
upon their part interfering with tho
form Of Government Of Mexico, would
be looked upon with dissatisfaction in
our country, and they could not expect
Us to be IN haste 10 acknowledge mon
archical Government, built upon the
foundation Of a republic which vas our
next neighbor; that had reason to be-
lieve you had held the same language 10
the French Minister in the United States.
This allegation he did not seem to deny,
but obviously received the resolution in
question as q serious step upon our part,
and | am told that leading secessioniEts
have built largely upon these resolutions
as : means of fomenting Ill feeling be-
tween this country and ourselves Mr.
Mason and his Secretary have gone 10
Brussels to confer with Mr. Dudley Mann,
who is their Commissioner at that place.
Mr. SIidelI, it is said, was to have gone 10
Austria, although he has not got off.
II an, sir, your obedient servant
(Signedl, WV. 1. DATros,
Hon. Wm. Seward, See'y Of State.
Mr. Dayton writes again, on May %,
to Mr. Seward, detailing the eireum-
stances Of an interview after the recsp-
ton OF Mr.. Stewards dispatch, with which
Mr.. Drouyn L Huys seemed quite satis-
fed, aHd noticing tbs apparent fact that
the extreme sensitive ness OF the French
Government relative 70 the House reso-
lutions had evidently subsidized.
Mr. Seward wrote very briefly on May
9th and Nay 2ist, expressing his entire
satisfaction with what Mr. Dayton had
said in bis interview with the French
Minister, and speaking Of Mr., Corwin' Z
abseuting himself from his post in Mexi-
co under leave granted last August.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
LYONS KATlrAInoN.

Ksthaifou Il from the Greek word "Kathro, ~
"kathairO." signlfyinE 10 cleanse. FFJuEinats aud
restore. This articIa l. Hhat ita aaUls sgni fss.
FOR preserving, restoring and beantifying the
human hair il u the m0st remAIitabis pFepaTatiOn
In the world II is again owned aud put up D
the original proprietor, and II now made With the
same care, skill and attention which gave il
sale Of over 0ne FHillls1 b0tties per auuum
IL IL a most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL eradiestes seuff aud dandran.
II Keeps the lead cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, sofl aud glossy.
IL prevents the hair from falling on aud turn
ing gray.
IL restores balr upon bald heads.
Any lady OF geBtieman Who values beautiful
head Of hair should use Lyons KAfbAiron. It IL
known aud I'd throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all Respectable dealers
DEMAs ) BARNES CO.. New York.
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uAGAN's mAGNoI A BALm

This is tha most delightful and extraordinary
article ever discovered, 10 changes the sun buras
face aud hands 70 . p AFy aatln texture u raysh-
ing beauty, lapfrting the marble purity Of youth.
aud the dsfiHgHe APPEARANCE 80 inviting IN the city
belle Of fashion. II removes tan, frees les, pins-
pies aud rOughness from the sln, leaving the con.
PleNien' fresh. transparent aud smooth. IL con
taina no material Injurious % the skin Patron
ihed by Actresses aud Opera slngsrs. II IL what
every lady should have. Sold sSerywhere.
Prepared BY w. y. Hagan, Troy, ". Y,
Address all orders to
DEMAs s. BARNES a co, New York.
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HEIMsTREEr's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.

" U Il u II.
But restores gray hair To its original color, ey
snppiying the capillary mbes With natural susie
nance, Impaired by aEe or disease All iHsfaHfaas-
0ss dyes composed a lamar cestac, destroying
the vitality aud beauty of tho hair, aud aasfd y
Themselves no dressing neimstfrst's Inimitabis
ooluring net only restoros hair 20 It's natarat color
by an easy procsss, but gives the hAlra
LuNuriant Beauty,
promotes Its growth prevents tts falling o. Grad.
icatos dandruf, aud impaFts health and pleasant.
to the head II has stood the teat OF time be-
lug the coiorinai Hair Colaring, aud Il constantly
Increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen and
ladies. Il l. sold BY all respectable deAl.ra. u
eau ba procured by thein ef tie comBaorciai
agents, ID, :. BARNES & CO., 2O2 Broad way, Nes
York. Two aizea. 80 oentsasd 81.
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..PAKIs Anr;l % lss.

"PARIs, April =, IS64-
4 visited Mr. Drouyn Del Huys yes
terday at the Department of Foreign AT
fairs The first words he addressed to
me on entering the room were, DO you
bring US peace or do you bring Us war;
l asked him to what be referred, and be
said he referred more immediately to the
resolutions recently passed By Congress
10 reference the invasion Of Mexico By
the French, and the establishment OF
AaNmlilian upon the throne of the
country. | replied that did not think
France had right TO infer that we we're
about 70 mske war against her on
account Of anything contained in the
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MEDICAL.
s. T.-18EP.--Y.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with
Eeaknss, iassltude, p4lpitsfon Of the hsart, lack
Of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
eonst'PAtion, deserve TO safer, II thsy win not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
NJ DOUGHTY. AUCrIONEER
M. PEREMPfORY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE, CARPETS pARLoR SUITS, &C

VIII sell this day ut 0ls o'clock, at saesroom ~ Nassau
street general assortment OF Purnure Brussels Tapes
and ain Carpets Lace Window Curtains mirbe
,enfrc Tables. rosewood mahogany and walnut Parlor
Snits Roo Extons Dining Tab Dining Chairs,
ensmeled Chamber Suits Bedsieads Bureaus washands
&c. ALSO
Of second hand Furniture. Feather Beds Bedding Por.
House Fixtures Crockery Casters Platform Scales Ac
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IN THE MATTER OF JAMES CARMICHAEL. ESQ.

IN THE MATTER OF JAMES CARMICHAEL ESQ,
deceased Pursuant TO the act 70 further the law
Of property and 70 relieve Trustees I'D and 23d Vic chap
20 AL persons claiming 70 ne creditors legaees oil
wise 10 have demand agains' the estate of james
michael ESQ., late ~ Maow. the county OF Cork in Ire:
land who died about the I'd Of March 1861 and or
whose VIII probate the 2h day Of june 1868 grant
cd 20 susan Basabe OF 20 Lower Leescn street. in the city
- puh'in the cNecurix named IN sad VIII by her Majesty
Court Of Probate IN Ireland End particularly James Kee
otherwse Carmich tc who reside AZ Mel
bourne, In Australia; and John rreaccy, otherwise Carm
chae who ives last known 20 reside In the United States OF
America are hereby required to send the particulars OF
Their demands to the said Susan BaAbe No 50 Lover
Lesson street Ia tho city OF Dublin before the LIST day
OF January 1896 IN default thereof the said erecutrI
VIII aner the said LIST day OF January 1866 proceed 10 dis
trbue the assets Of the said James Carmichael having re-
gard 70 the claims demands only Of which she shall then
JANuARy 70, 1894.
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DAwNBRoKERs sALE-oF WATCHES AND JEW.
sIry.-on "wednesday March JAMhs AoAK VIII n selk
81 M Nav powery O'Clock, large assortment ~ COO
d silver Waschss CHAINS &c. 400 varied lots worthy the
s'ea'0o % '0e "'a' A'' PsoINLEY. 81 Division street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

I BOGART. AUOTlONEER by s. J. BOGART-
81 Thursday, March at l06 O'clock at 1863 Blocker
street Thompson Reneel Household Furniture.
sistng mahogany Tetea etes Sofas Lounges mahogany
paror and Rocking hairs Lace Curtains Mirrors Paint
ings Eucognures marble top Dressing Bureaus do WASH
nshoaauv Card and Dining Tables Wardrobes
hoenny French and Cottage Bedseads Hair Mattresses
Feather BEDDING Threepy Carpets, Oicloths,
Clio ks rrockery and Glassware Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01
FINB ARTS.

WE ARB TAXING PHOTOGRAPHS suPERroR TO
those made .. sny ether gallery In Tits city, without
exception. Cartes de Waite, a. per dozen.
FREpRrCKS . 90, lTa Fifth avenue.
Between Twenty seoeAA end Twenty third streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

MORRIS WILKINS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nl Leasehei Property on catharine street.
H. LUDLOW / %. wal saii al auction. on Tuesday
March 1884, u o'clock the Exchange Saesroom Ill
Broadway (Trinity Buldingj, N. ].
Catherine street.-the Lease OF the Lot with the three
story and brick House and thereon ~ Cath
arine between Madison and Henry streets house
272 by about Is feet has water bath &C. lot 22xlO
The lease from the Buffers estate has about ten years
run, with privilege Of IL; ground rent S%OO The
premises leased until MAJ 1857. 81 100 per
Maps be had At the oce Of the suctoneerA No
Pine street
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NEORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
III VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY ON


e. H. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell at auction wednes-
dav March 1864 at IL O'Clock Mt the Exchange saesroo
Ill Broadway Trinity Building New York.
vesey Sree-The three story brick Building. with two
20 feet 'front.' 20 eet inch by rs SIDE and - .
the her; extension Ill by 40s: building covering entire
lot The store well built contains throughout hot and
cold water water closets patent Ice house and thing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

WIANTFD-A PIANO, SEVEN OCTAVE. WITH ALI.
w the modern mprovem Price not to exceed $3.50.
Address stating particulars. box station L, New fork
Post alIce
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VI EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA-
BLF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WORTH STREET,
rHATH NJ SQUARE. PEARL, MADISON AND MONROE
SfkkFrs.
+. II. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell at auction, Tuesday,
Mar l. 1854 at " O'Clock Mt the Exchange saesruom Ill
broadway. Trinity Buildings under the direction OF John
MsLong and Thomas Mud6on Executors and Trustees,
under I've vii of Peter Mclaughlin, deceased.
WORTH SrREFT.-The very valuable lot OF Ground with
tie buildings thereon 100 Worth street south side It's feet
OF broadway. Lot IS by so feet
PEARL STE EFT vaua HE lot of Ground, with the
5sory brick building AT Pearl street. Chat
ham, Lot 70 feet inches 'front.' q feet inches liz
feet inc es one side and oa feet inches on the other
MADISON STREET Two and a half story brick dwell
ling House and 2s2 Mad street. near Jefferson
MONROE STREET.-The lot OF Ground. with the front
and buildings thereon IS Monroe street. Market
Lot % bv 1nS feet.
Also the Ground with the front and buildings
l2s Monroe street Rutgers street. Lot 20 feet
inch nv 100 feet
CHATHAM SrRERT.-The Lease Of the lot, with the
story brick hn,d thereon 1a7 Chatham street. betw
Oliver I'D Catharne The lease for n from
May 1855 with privilege Of three renewals OF 81 each
Ground rent 5000 and assessments. Lot
2 inches 'front.' Is feet inch by 70 feet west sde
70 feet east side
Maps SC DO had at the ofce Of the auconeer No.
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-01

THE COMMITTEES on vIHANc8 or The BOARD or
Counclnen win 80 on Tkursday March s. Al III O'CLOCK
A. n, n No. CITY Han. All p2rsens Interested q
pspsv AWAITING the asten Of the committee requested V
attend s1nusLT 4. WEBSTER o0m%"~e
JOH1 HOU0HTALIN ! Tiuance
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W EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON WILL BROAD, pEARL BAXTER, HOWARD,
MOTT STREETS, AND FOURTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK. AND ON RAYMOND. CHEST
NUT AND MARKET STREETS.
BROOKLYN.
z. II. LUDLOW h Co. w II sell at aution. Wednes-
day March 1854 ut ~ clock the Exchange Saesroom
No Ill Broadway, Trinity Buildings
BROAD AND WALL STREETS.-The very valuable lots
of ground with the budings thereon. Nos and Broad
street running through to and forming l. Wall street.
heinz together r. feet inches Broad street,
In hes Wall street. ~ rear line Al souherly line
PEARL STREET.-Two story and alto brick House and
Lot No. Az Pearl street no feet from Chatham street,
n feet 'front.' 20 feet and about III feet In depth.
BANTER STPEET.-The plot Of ground with the front
and buhing thereon Nos TO- " ln md IL Rayter
street Chatham being together n feet inches
Rayter street i3 feet 49 feet sdc 20 feet
The ether
TOWARD STREEr-Thr three story and basement brick
front and Houses and Lot No Howard street,
Centre lot IS front about Ill feet inches deep.
MOTT SRFET-The story and attic brick House and
Lot S0is Mott street. Blocker. House 32 by 10.
lot l5.2S Ivy ~.
FoURTT AvENUE-Two lo.a cas-. side. 50 feet south Of
Eighty-ffh street. each q by 20
BROOKLYN.
RAYMOND GTREET-i Lot. with tho frame Building
thereon No. Is RAYMOND street, Myrtle avenue Lot
rs ny
CHRsfSuT AND MARKET srRERrs-lo Lots run.
ming through and Jamaica Turnpike each IS by 100
feet
maps had the Office suctioneers. No
yr..S strest.
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IIRNRY d. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street. opposite the Post oa'ce.-MINBR d
eOMERvILLE will sell At auction Wednesday, March
at1hk O'Clock, 81 No - Boornan place, West Thirty third
street, near Ninth avsnue gen,eel Household Furnture
combating of Velvet Medallion, Three ply and Ingram Car
pets; carved rosewood SUIT ~ pieces imported to order
ryed Extension Centre and Gard Tables; carved
sosewood Bo6ksand Daask Curtains and Cornces fancy
embroidered Arm and sewing Chairs nahogany Bedstsad
Tnreaus Chars Hair Mattresses Feather Bosters and
$iiowa rahoeany Extension Table, sideboard, Chairs RE
frtserstor Crcckcry silver Plated Ware, Kitchen Uten.
otG 40.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO CREDITORS
and next OF kinIn the matter Of James Addison and
Catherine Addison his wife pett9ners Henry Flay.le
Borthistle and Matilda Borthstle his wife
Cause petition, under the Court OF Chancery eand Re
collation. act 1884, sec. Is hereby require all persons
claiming 70 he creditors o. neIi Of kin OF Robert Prior Page
deceased before The LIST day March
writing James Addison OF No Duke street city
OF Dnhin. matchmaker and ieweier 10 Thomas John
son OF No. Upper Ormond quay in said city, his solc
the uars Of their several demands
lineage IN OF simple debts by
Of the consideration OF such dobts) order that
the petitioners may, without them prove in
this matter such or so much OF Their demands and claims
creditors or nett Of KIN as aey shall hinx just OF the al
iowance dsaowance - which, part said
cred shall receive duo notice and all such creditors
claimants whose demands shall be disaowed either wholly
or in part shall at the peril OF costs, be at liberty lie
charges IN my office. in respect OF he claims
disaowed. within forni hit after shall
~ have received notice OF snch disaliowance
Dated this 23d dav Of January. 1874
EDWARD fIfTOS. Master in Chencery.
THOMAS JOHNSTON, solicitor for the petitioners,
No Upper Ormond quay, Dublin
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lIARKET CELLARS
M OTHER PROPERTY a oF THE CORPORATION
LEASED Ar AUCTION.

Notice hereby given that the Comptroller will on Tues
day the 2h day OF March, 1865 al O'Clock NJ the CITY
Hall. lease on bids NJ public auction MARKET Cellars
Houses and Lots Hay Scales and other Corporation PRO
periy for term Of nve years from the day Of May
1894
Catalogues containing the description location and terms
Of sale be had upon appcston 70 the Collector Of civ
"''' MATTHEW r BRENNAN, comp,olIs,
crrv or Nsw YoRK, DEPARTMENT or FINANCE !
ConrrRoLLsR's OvvIcn, FEB. ~ 1854
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GEORGE COOK; AUCTIosEtR -AssGNEE's SALE
rosd~ay beween Liberty AL Cedar Streets large lot Of
Furniture removed nence OF sale aud To I've posi-
lively sold for cash. 10 includes Paror Chamber Library
and Dining Ropm Furniture. and In separate lots
also lot &C econd hand Furniture, large Oi Mirror &C.
Catalogues At the SALE which IL worthy the attention OF
buyers Of really good furniture Goods purchased At this
BALE may be stored on the premises n B--Gcorge OK
Will personal the sale household
Furniture and Merchandise the residences stores OF
. owners as usual All sales promptly settled
HRo CLEMENTS, AUCTIoNEER i,4oi BROADWAY,
NJ between Foreth and FORT first streetsI JENKINS
viii SELL on Meinesdsy Marc, Horses Carriages. Top
and top Wagons, Jaeger WAGONS BUSINESS Wagons
single and Double Harness, Ladies' Side Saddles Sir.
singles. Halters, Blankets Robes, Rockawavs &C.
TJRNRY II. LEEDS 4 co. AUCTToNEERs-ExE ECU
Ill tors sale Of Household Furniture. HENRY H.
LEEDS Co will sell At auction. on "Wednesday March y.
at lut o'clock. at No f4 Lexington avenue Thrteth
street. Executors Sale OF Household Furniture consisting
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood Suit in
crimson plush Suit crimson rosewood Bedstesds
wood marble top Dressing Bureaus, Armore oace
marble Etsaerc with mirror doors and bacs
gilt frame Pier and Mante Mirrors rosewood seven octave
Piano made by Beinway: Piano Stool rosewood marble
Cop Centre Tables HAIR Mattresses painted Fnr
allure. with marble Feather Beds Boter and Pill
lows; China, Crockery aud Glassware.
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EIRsT CLASS HOUSES
II AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

The following desirable property VIII be sold at public
autiou. the pre- ses, on TUESDAY. Marc, l. 1sa
the afternoon " Of priv ate
The three story adamantinc brick front Dwellings Nos
and 70 Fair each house ming finished
kooms with water bathroom marble manteis
&c built Of the best matrra every rtcuar The
buildings each 22x37h .te piazza 10 feet deep
Size Of lots each 226xl0O feet
Also the three sit tied In Of the
above dwellings Size Of factory Is OF t20r62
kect sisc of Lot s7x62 feet suitable for manufacturing
purposes OF almost any kind
Also the three story brick Dwelling ~ Walnut street. with
brick kitchen In he containing ~ finished
yocms. with gas water marble mantes &c size 81 house
SxSf esc az kitchen IL 20 OF lot OHIO
The terms which will nc made accommodating viii be
made known the dag Of sale For further particulars
JOHN PIERsON,
, Goldsmith Hall. Maple Place,
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 864-wITH SUPPLEMENT-


HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. AUCTOEEEKa 70
TURES.
The properly Of gentleman residing IN fhilade phia
HENRY II. LEEDS co will sell al auction on tne
evenings OF "Wednesday and Thursday. March and j.
each en- ng the Old Dusseldorf Gallery Jas
Broadwnv next door 10 Tiffany Go Is, -. ..,,..,,..
VALUABLE fRIVATE COLLECTION oF ,fitTukrs,
the opsrtv Of eneman residing IN philafeiphia corn.
prsng about 200 srec mems mostly OF modern srtists
Among other distinguished names are the iohowins-
Wukia ETY.. OF sndon.
IJering Sr Earle of l. lndon
Shaver Sr
Morris. of London. sole' OF LONDON
II. = Boddington. fercy. OF isanaon
j. r. Peale. Ellpn o. London
Armseld Watson of London.
Sir Thomas Lawrence Huggns, OF London.
And others
GERMAN AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Van Severdonck, Mverheim.
Henrietta Rouner DE Nore,
Francis Meirs Krusemanns
CorrcGs. Schmidt
Plummet,
Tillenans, Verveer
Misnard, Muller,
Eckhont Degaud, and Others
and the two celebrated paintings of Mont Blanc and the
Jungfrau by Topping, of Munich, formerly exhibited at the
Academy of Fine Arts in Paris
Also several of the Dusseldorf School, and sever
al vana water coloed Drawings from the collection OF
the late Lord Northwick.
Also Clock, Vases, and Table formerly
b1on to Marie Antonee from the collection Of the late
Lord Seymour. of Paris.
The above examined day before the SALE rom
A. NJ until 6P M and three evenings preceding the ale
from +. NJ until 10 z. II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-18
January Is, 1864.

MAILS BURNED.-The newspaper mails
forwarded from the New York Post fice.
via the 5 o'clock P. NJ train over the
Erie Railway on the 29th of December
last, for the following offices, were de-
stroyed by fire near Adrian, New York, at
about 4 o'clock P. NJ, on the Both:
Cleveland, bags; Denver City, bag;
Chicago, 9 bags; Dubuque, l bag; Co
lumbus, l bag; Fort Wayne, / bag;
Cairo, bag; Indianapolis, 2 bags; Gin.
cinnati, bags; Louisville, 2 bags; Nash
vile, L bag; St. Paul, l bag; ST. Joseph,
2 bags; Toledo, bag; St. Lonis, bags;
Marietta and Cincinnati, bag.
The bags for the offices named were
placed in the forward end of the express
car, and took fire, it is supposed, from
the engine, admitted through the aper-
ture through which passes the bell-rope.
When the messenger discovered the fire,
he endeavored to stop the train by pull
ing the bell-rope, which, having been al
ready burnt off, was of no avail. The
motion of the train served to increase
the flames, which continued until the
contents of the car were nearly con-
sumed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-18
Dis trict Delegates to the National
democratic Convention.

First District-A T. Whittlesery, of
Vanderburg county, and Cutler S. Dob
bins, of Martin, delegates. S. NJ. Hol-
comb, of Gibson, and George 4. Green,
of Knox, contingents
Second District-Levi Sparks, of
Clark, and John L. Menaugh, of Wash
ington, delegates Hamilton Smith, of
Perry, and A. NJ Black, of Orange, con-
tingents.
Third District-Wm McEwen, Of Bar
tholomew, and Mede Shields, of Jackson,
delegates. Sylvanus Manville, of Brown,
and Thos. Armstrong, of Switzerland,
contingents.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures Levy, Of
Dearborn, and John s. Campbell, of Rush,
delegates. W. H. Dodd, of Ohio, and
James B. Foley, of Decatur, contingents
Fifth District-Lafe Develin, of Wayne
and VIM. Apologize, of Fayette, dele
egates c. Gauf, of Henry, and Eli Pig
man, of Union, contingents.
Sixth District-A. B. Conduit, of
Morgan, and H. H. Dodd, of Marion,
delegates. B. w. Cooper, of Hancock,
and W. H. Jennings, of Johnson, contin-
gents.
Seventh District-John G. Davis, of
Vigo, and Andy Humphreys, of Greene,
delegates. Melvin Mckee. of Putnam,
and Stephen G. Burton, of Sullivan, con-
tingents.
Eighth Distfict-Samuel c. Wilson,
of Montgomery, and E. F. Lucas, OF
Warren, delegates William A. Sarg-
ster, of Fountain, and j. C. APPLICABLE,
of Carroll, eontingents
Ninth District. A. Taylor, of Cass,
and Horace Corbin, of Marshall, dele
gates. VIM, B. Loughbridge, of Miami,
and John c. Walker of Laporte, coniin-
gents
Tenth District-David Y. Colerick, of
Allen, and E. V. Long, Of Kosciusko,
delegates c. W. Seeley, of Elkhart, and
s. W. Sprott, of Dekalb, contingents.
Eleventh District P. Milligan, of
Huntington, and David Studabaker, Of
Adams, delegates Newton Burwell, Of
Wells, and Howard Coe, of Grant, con
tingents.