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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

We learn fra-u ih- $40 Dr-as--at thst
- cnsrteriy Meeting ofths oii Tres-il
BAPTIST. otis~r-is- kao-n o. the Raiiork
>sS'-'s. t-isi 'ts q.srtsriy N~~siu- 81 80,
farso1sasid. On ths lasi Saia-isv al
>1nday - Jsnuary. III Meeting, ~
~ sitendri tasa-h ra'hrr nsi.y. The
eorrs'vanjels slu,iusas tbst '-Proiss.or, =
80 tss -Ha9Pie ofaashrns an -sisPe--
ing Tier 80 20 .. par.-r p-~s-hi,- "a,
-oodsn .isEinr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

LFrHsNeE oT Frfso~rss Esr~--.
from Wash.ag- ,. a. Cea Better is cons.
dent ttsi fls rrIsa1rrs siI o.. e1.L.nr~l
u reply o. ir trea, haf Gs. B..i-r
~o1hi rot he protected BY e. di- q trur-.
ihey scre iaforred fi.si sri,..ths faz-s.
respected. 81 iut--roursc rssst cea..
oad % ,a favor 81 tie sxrha--~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

SrEctsL SrnvIcr b. a. order ron
ths ~sr Dvpartns-ni. al thr -oiii,r- % b.
~ "A IN Me- Enri,nd u-.li,,r tie i,,t all
A. assigned O. thr Niush Any Cop. ur-
DER command 81 t.sn B4rrssic his dsi.-
- = d~tsii-l So SPECIAL ssr,i0s. vsich
49, - 81 a. aifractiss cbsr.rt-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

A" order has ben isss.d r. Western
Virginia. 20 the es~cs that for every person
coascripts'l ~ the rebels on couuii-. ham
81. the nc-rrst snd nost prominent ,ro-s-
'ionis' shali - arrested and held uut.l the
rvturn - ibr cons-rip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

The Press .sys the csse q John "
6resnia-. - BERN. y ~. sr-r.tei 80 o..
Der 81 MAJOR Garlner. cane 20 in tb- 4.
: 'ourt. iast Tbursiay. Th~re "a, no
sPP~arsnos sgain.i ban. asd b. "a. DIE
chsrget
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

a ai'pateh % fhe Ne- Y.rs Etp-,..
'is' thst Chhr'-'F Br1-a. Pea. better
tno~n a. Arruas Wa. .. f,.n-
tsrzsro,s .y il offfriaiI fever. a. Gres,
o''i Lac cay. lle . oa ls-sy bone
from Cafforuis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

Dssoaa Jai. :. Ksil~y. oa. o. d. o,s..s
oiifsns 90 Na-hias. al To-a Clsrk f,r
50 ssars. di~d iass -cck.
TA- T.r.saia1,s q els ADD a. -
Aa'e herviosorv bcyn pai.i % r.ersis,n- a.
n,er' cody. I'll 10 istsr- to pad 70 49,
es'auii..ionsl oa--r,. rrl..fs, sd city
rrns
Geo-sr M-CasIs 81 tarliaer "a. s,,,l.
y 'ajarvd On Friis, i.It. ~ b,iar shro-a
iron rung ssainr , trv,. he "a 20
ssa-- old
IL " eHPecied tAss ths steamer Ne-
hrun'-icE j. % g. ca The =. Jeas a.
for'iand rOste the second -..l i,
--szrrh
OF tss sth Maiue. tti member. Aa,s a.
r-ady rr-cnEstci. beng t-suty.s,. nor.
thar iArrs fourtA' q H. ga .hr,s--..-.
uarulhrrr
bf Charles X PAesard q IIshro,. -,
eoa5@'ssioned on SsizrIay =. A,..,,,,,
Sorsron IN so'h Resi-sa,
ne Fsrn'a-toa Chroai-is ar, H.,
Es' J0'AAn >v-sii prvarls,I more d.,
'Aou.And Ssrasoas % Che.ierviiis
The Journal 80, ilAi J u. Psl.is-r
~. Of Asesrp. ha. b,,a arr.oiat.d Paw
"''ter " s0l-ntcsr, NJ Psi.,isr n
'nAas l.'ihf.i sa4 h,.sas P.yu.s,r.
Tie Rock and Frse Press az, ihr
eorTr'pSndsns -Fiiss % that paper thAs
- james II. Trrtsthsn q Moahesan.
eAashi. h lsst .~ason. ~ith a., on had,
io1r han.irce f-iais, u G.L
The >om~rsst Farmer av. Mathe-
Ai'sn. srsa-r-sa "a ihs frsigbs tran =
'ss Aennesscs a Porsi.nl roaA. o.
'~r'ou'iF q rot fasAii, iajaryd b. benz
snorked q ibe uP trsia o. Taes.lsv aissr-
ncon iast
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

frank Lesiie's Magazine ior Fsbruarv j.
uIon our iAble The Mar.r're B. made up
On 10 usaal good ,;ric -hieh "a strong
cor'wenosiIon. Tho-c IN ~ani - a good
nronthly 'houh seud - 90 20 Frsnk I,e,-
iie. snd Obtain ihis rablics,ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

Tie enr,lla.rt til BE- r.g -oe Con
zress- IT, r.um-ta,i.a ,i,s.. .t. D..
''''led hetao.a Co. ilau., aIi.h uant. %
to he 49,. ani o. >enste -h..h -s...
So. u b. ag,oi 10 H.er1. a. to- ,is.-
90 au'l tp makc no uorr ss.u.ft.aa.. 81
errf - o. .rsi tss'.Hfr. 49, rrr e.r.
'a.Hfd Dbl ft. fs zoe r.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

D'sp. - AZ. MAiine Hospital. B.lsirsa--.
Nc issh. - snsH poH. w. Carlrsa--
sen 81 Dca. " ? 80 Pa8siiA O.. DAYS.
- DsaHEArk. AE,d 20. lie "a. . nsrasrr
q the e-psh Name regiment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

REroET ~ Ransom Cc~~r~so>rrs
TSe Lewiston Journsi ccsden.~. from tie
r-port q The RAilrcsd Coani-,iooer. thc
ths following s;afernene relative o. road,
N this vicisify
Th~ CornmissionerS exa-irea the ~hoie
l-BCsb of ,a- q. q. X X. 10 briixes are
the bcst 81 Any % 0gr roads. The dsf.ctisc
port ions ~ the rad arr the iron AL
siesp-r-- Last Jun- 81 niles % Effective
fracs vrre reported ard a. 90 hsa
.leepers. Scarcity 81 irun snd lauor Z. as
signel - tbe csus- hut the Cosu,...s....s.sFs
throuSh; 'his insufhri~nt a. tl,- ruad has
been growing wore fcr several ysa-s. y
~ss suggested Tia; an iniunriion shonl1 ~
isssed arsIns' thss rsrt - tie rad IN
Mare. Gnless isnsucdiatels repaired. TIE
E,asfer vAs compromised ~ -siarin- speed
~ psssrDgcrt tr@ias O. sixf~tn miles ani
FREIGHT trsins % Ten miles p-r boar
Thr oNfori Ce,trsl X Y leave, th- q
I. ~ Mechanic fAils. ruaainr Is u.iies %
Buckhsli. II Las uot len uscl soT sctsral
rears ~ last sl.rin- sh~n a Boston 60
tcgzn rlunIns y. II e ro~ chiciv uscd
in arriving rnafcrtsi- ior ifseHt-usicn TIE
Gomez r.siou~r- thins tat in ur,,oess al ti-le
a. vIL . quitc = fcCsirr ~ thc a. 4 l. L.
and ray veil tie oulsrs con.ideriue til
small sau rsid for r. TIC BRIDE. ~rrr
ioand desec'ise snd usny sl~eP.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

Iae Lcviston Journsi sa,s NJ n. r
osnooru. Recently ordained 90 en- Esar~-
.i'i - hsngor. . 90 p-rs-h .s CoIsnb.a
all lie shouI have Derived Li, a.fbo-.
r} - prrseh irom thr Ba2i .,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

lion. Msrcus Morfoa. io-r.~riy Cover.
nor - Msssarhas-if.. diei e. ri. r-.il.r~.
a. laanton. last >atardar. aher a short
".ae'' lie hai attained tie great sse o.
sishfy yesr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

i'soci paPers say re ConfeIe-s,s Goa.
gT~'' b. T-t vitb ne~.pspsr men a.
h'' eon'rrirtet an cnde- o.. no, --r,.-
'iry 70 % peba- rr..tsz. T-e e..
go oPera'ors s.sei for aisher pay. saJ
~err 20 ore --n.-rir.eF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

H. S'th Maine Regiment suil~d from
fortlsnd. IN ~ sisa-ner M~rriu.~. Mo-
day morning. abous 9 o'circk One mem
Der - co. ]. "a drowned ty fanrg from
h piank a. BE- rs gong on bos-d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

Ils Mema~, q ne Th-.piss Club
si'e ihc'r ta'r.i sntsristan-nt Fr.8sy ~,.-
eng An sHtirviy n-u r-,rauus -inbe
pfrssufed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

Ibe >asiiary Commi.-icn car, ioudi,
for supplies % driea b~rr.es 49, fruit
f.essE~s nav be forwarded O. Rev. ". IA
Hadiey. Portlau1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

pr0et-. TIE Governor has recsi'Sd az
shorty from the Secretary q Va u raisc
ana oeicer I've sdditsoasl Regiments q
iaf.ntr re has aPPO'ussi Soi. Went
-orth Of Kiissrv 10 eo-psni ose q tho
sane. AMI Col vsr-ey OfBaneOr re 9TH
or. With she -sauss~srias spirit up % rs
present h~.f. i !. 10 lie presumed that
thc.e I've regiments vii sSon be Slid.
The SCEA Reg veteran volunteers (coL
Fesseu.iea) isft tbs cii, YESTERDAY ior Ne-
Orleans and Texas 4 grcAt concour-e q
people -cre Al the depot 20 witness their
departsre. There ~src a greEt many a.
iecii.g parting scenes between husbsads
snd -ives. parsnis AL children. broshers
ard sisters. snd = great a-nv t~.-s shed -
vet whrs he scrcara II the -bistie siEnai-
iret their departure. ard the ca-- rolled
s-.y. the brave boys q The StA waved
thei- cap. and nth ioai hurrshs DEPARTED
on tieir long journey. - des-nse 81 ibeIr
coartrv and The bes,es shey have icft b.
bird Nav God bless Ties, brave scilc~s
ard he their Kind Prose-sor ard rr-.-rver
uat1 fbsir PrOui aissioa Is sccSpPli-h-d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

, ~ J. SAIL. oaers 70 til Stats a si.,r
tale 90 che farm IN Corhs-.. orcuu.s.l h.,
Co Sid on ounii.on taai the A-neal-
i-ral '"'.rsr - i-ai,d tLrrr. Tie fam
All t,..ilin. f. ro-t 5000
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

iFossrE CorEr ILe ncH rsrulsr
'rm 81 -e hsi 81 Par. rrt Leeds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

l-. ...sa. oi.l.stsd CO. B4sers ca,a.r =,
ieit roriiin5 or Augss's Friday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-02-12

\ >foSIH'H N"trSsErs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
Hooaand's German Bitters!
FfOmJ Neiston BrOsCyl, y. D., Editor oflhs Eae,,
eEopedfG ef RAligioUS &Ho,0l6dgs: IS'


FfOmJ v. Neigton BrOsG;t, D. d., Editor oflhs Rae,,
etepedta 81 Rsligteas &Hs,0ttdgs:
Although not disposed to fayor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through distrust of
their ingredients and sheets Il yet Know Of no SUM
csht reason why man may not testify to the benft
de believes himself to have from any simple
preparations in the hope thar h6 may thus contrib
ute 70 the benedE sf othets.
lido this the more reAdilyin regard 70 Hooaand,s
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. o. III. jackson Of
this because was preiudiced ainst th6m for
chls ~ Ah, leohbEe txtufS am indebted 70 ms,
n bei al,6e B, ~ tt6 i d9falf fSf
thts pie d6ieS by proper tslts and for eucbnraSes
long e9dtihued debility, The use OF thred bottles
OF these bittersS % the beginning Of tile present
year, was followed by evident releI and restoration
npt felt for six months before Ahd had almost de-
sPalred Of regul9tins, i theI :. - ink Cod and
my Etend fot directing meto Ii use ftneni.
PAiladslpN /! june q. IS6i. . - y i'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
ls MnrIsetI.. z. ArltIIeiis.aa.I. N ~.


Some 1oftthe marks which ara fastenaI7t
on theLb pkets5 stirtsa Co. tsent;T to' tlis,
Sanitaf5 Commission for the soiS;eFs n ss
show the thought and feeling at home,
Thus, on a home-spnn blankef worn hut
washed as clean as snow. was mined n
bit of paper which -,iTiifs Ia6tssE7
was CARRIED Shy Molly itiricfi q SS.F1o, q
ninety thrse Years 6li dawn 4 ,d 1fSs
one and aShatf miles 20 be sssfye5,
soldier" - " ''9''1e
{ On bed Quilt was pinned q. card saw.
ing: sesALS son isSih t6e army IgI Sel
is made warm BY this quilt, which / have
worked on for six days and most aIi,of
Six nights, let Hin lferiembef his own
mothers love"
On another blanket was this: ..This
/, BLANKET was used ibYia oldierin the war
'et lSl2IiFm9aE lSlz iFm9aE it keep some soldier warm
y! ~ snis war traitors 7sas sss 4
ats n 9a,e 2 pillow written: SIS This pill
tess !s oelep Sea g my tie hoy, died
43s Esstlng on u; It lssa precious treasure ,to
me, but give it for the soldiers0 %
Fss9n pair OF woolen7 socks was written:
These stockings were knit by a little
girl fYeayGaEs ioldsS and tpoiiSIS, Il
KNIT some more oforemdther sagsSit 1vill
x =
"a 0n box of beautiful lint was this
mark: Made in sick room, where the
sunlight has not FOR nititSS Tears
but where God has enEeted, aaSin5d aSin5d ,Sss VSess
two sons have bid their mother good. i've
ss they have gone out to the = ~. : :
On bnndle q 5nto min y ! i, : !. =. "
written This il poor giff. hut Il is an.
e I lnad;1 have given my hnsband; ana INV.
beg, and dll wish dad mort Is ieffSs. ;,
:. On s0ps sye,shades EYsres l4srked.,
long g see the DEaE oID IA. Il ti,at / Z, yo6
are are all lighting under ~ .e.l&
THlEE & ss ft,is stliags "a nIi1ois called iis 4
Kindsrhook, wGsEe he "a
t9f JEFF paStss autfot6t Kiss dsp6Es tb4laai 8
tsslyes In an unseemIy alSandsS.s L il sur.
Psistngo thesfort, 1ol sle6r fhf66Tha hatbg
soetRier Of Haunibsl, i a TO als5 tsS sFsilss
west, that ltoszll residsai OF that nsi,,li-
s9thoHf FFrPsiFsg Gard e. wi
4 lsp ts.qi a'sll' nnrdeFed BY party OF traitors
last week, while riding post-haste for J
RRys ysieiah . attend SIS sstsk Sise Sso
tresss wars na 9Aiz : t'Tiiaigo9 1lsfSIi
9s;S Az ~ .saHssa8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

NJ a LIS 9
is-s-= z5i77=:-- 8 8 .l-7=-.
IoF the, 6ilIss BeEthey rallied daeigiIy ysnfns
atrong in oppositiontto The. slsctiodl Of sEIl5
Coltax sispsRkef. ? And ;Ar. Mailoty could
nna only Y, seventeen Of hat company 3
stand by him ip iH propositiou Two
alone et 'tbs4essHenteeo Densssats from
ee" Hotk'sIats could hs btihgsep to
marx, 5.F 3S,i ~,
lu the contrast between the seanea ol
| four yesrs ss,, .sS,j ~ j. ,.sf ~
sess :
- thursday week, We haye'tne best possi-
O.e ll9ssFa'lou sand Proof Of the great
cIan = IN nspnollsl ssntlm ent on the question
Wnlea was hetets the people ID the last
slu a1''l' seiees.oa 'sd9etsias ne lse
enen advocated aud fought for, the d0etetne
which. Mr.. 1fncolh Swas sst fp Is ireoEss 81
is uoR 60 kkhsfaif e sSSl9 sS q q;
tnar,ias 90, . O w =.
-. s ). ~ = sEsS y ssSslen oil the
" from sls = etss as vel as from
trse, that egtslat56n, In accord knceyWit, it
is received as 4 matter AZ conysa sn5
seer,s - con, ,.rss ,,. 4 t,Ss
ms.;S 'is!s.S sss sat 'saseet.
freedom ,bs IA s,as. s.Isa-s .s -
union a. sss4lssi AuesE1fsqe
pis1 Hss aEeIFapldty .dlsPosing OF slavery
Maryland and Missonfi,r ana TENNESSEE
are casting itloff. z = Louisiaus aud Ark.osss :
have .inst 9o,s.,., / n ,;,,. .
.l5vs,ss =, oosssnoFS nossls eslEaf 70
=. y A9u l tne me laiter state has already
adopted constitution, by which slavery
is forever prohibited. So the 0ood svo,k
goes on. ,eonon.,,,, "A, y, =
-. -. -. - ~ ,N4V lsl
rb. y. -. = -. =. :'-.s5'
f,,.,Jy.,,,.tt .....- Men. ..,....5. "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
Ths ReesntI AbdaetIOn'in Morgan
Editors IntsIligeaeetss el--l.Dlr lresol. q slla

Vh0 5hoo0nti ntiAbdu0tion1n HOPRanli
: - " H. aO9HnEXsqa ti5s,5efa za4
SIEuJoHa's Ruas MAFohl 94d, 1854.
Editors {htslligeaetts7 1fr9aol Of glila
{ i notice that you haye mentioned the
capture of Messrs. Beeht0l and Wheat. bnt
do not seem TO be cognisant Of ali the
facts. Not only thes q Senator aud q nn am.
Der of the House of Delegates been can.
it1rsa, but Sheriff Allen and Pfosecntinp
Attorney Flynn, and other citizens OF Nor.
,gsd. About 3 O'clock on the byenfnR Of
the 2tst, . party of forty rebels, led by
Msior o. Ferrel tformerly a citizen Of
.BAth) made, 8 dash tato the town snd cap.
tnred the above, with some private horses.
All this happened within two miles Of our our
camp and We knew Of no enemy bsing ia
the county, think only think, three falli
computes lying here and their Gdvanee
guard stationed not more than one.hsif
mile tom camp, and Bath, the county seat
of one Of the MOST loyal counties in West
Eirgtuia, entirely unprotected. No one 10
blame but our own Immediate commander!
Last. winter but one company was station.
I'd ct this point aud Bath was protected.
Gothtng coald happen Of rebel nature
IN and aroidd it, but what was soon known
by she7authoritiss At Sir JSh6s. But what
next Is TO be done. Should not ct least
tWenty NOTORIOUS eitiEsn Iebels be arrested
and held 90 hostages2 II not to be found
here take them from tho Panhandle. as
there are more rebel eitizens there, In pro.
portion to the p6putRtion, than in sioySl
Morgan. How long, o, how long Stisli
This loyal people remaip unpr6testeiR II
iis TO be hoped this ease will be ilyeStiga.
ted and Se6wher6 the blame lteS % 5S7i
Is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25

. We. tie 1ndetalyned, r6sidsnts OF Ia ths
Cs9nEy o. anu STATE d.. hereby Jointly
guarantee In case the fofsgOfng bid oC-be
aecsptod that they will WithIn ten days hfteF
ths SoeeptSneO oFiaid bid execute a.
the SAmS With good and GuflGIent suFutiss In ..
sum equal 70 che aount Of the contract 70 tnrnIsh
the forage proposed In conformity to the terms 81
advertisements dated - 1854 under which aha
BID Vas made and in case the d--shall laIl %
enter Into contract a. Aforesaid, We guarantoe to
make good the difference between ttho uItr by the
Hatd-----And the next loHeSt responsible bidder,
prthe peFlon g whom the contract may be awarded!
styeu sador our hands aud seals thiS-dAy Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-25
) =. MA RICH 25, 1854.

sssiift9ng, In 3 =, Hl,eseriseh 0ounty+aAp-
8 P.Hfslsn.tlFaene Sf TeYZnAhlp Cora raIf.
. tsgsfht-7 lR4asat Sf She QomEalttee. ! T. 3
sAtie mass meeting held n ClarksburR,
West Virginia March 2lst. 1854, (itbefSe
conft ,day, Nathan GOT, ESQ. WAS called
e the gAAig, and Wesley W . Iohnson aps
pointed Secretary, 80 w. 4sg 6ftlT9.
The object of the meeting have been sEs
pleinsd, the folloF Fing pEeamble and reso.
Intieps were introduced and RaRnimously,
adopted. kS si,Ia go is.s ,if
s yiRhsreasi Atas meeting, Of the IA en- besS
Of The Rest Ritgipi9 teglslatars, not in
an othctel capaeity on the Let day Of
March, ibe Union men Of this State were
reanested TO send delegates to 8 State Oons
yenlion 70 be held at PArkeEsbutg on the
third Wednssday Of April t20th inst, . for
he pa pose Of pointing delegates, 70 the
99t9na nXenttop 70 be held sat Bsltfmore
on the 7th Of June next; and also g re-
eomnendatiop BY the same body to, send
deleR Rates 70 the State Colyention at Graf
tor, on Redpssday ihei Sd ot August next.
Lor the purpose Of popin tipg Presiden.
tialb Elee tors Tor the State; and
tersFSe ~. carry out the. Views recon,
mended 5y the Legislature es above, and,
~ organize for The political campaigp soon.
at hand, ,.,..s,
Reselgsd. That 6 sanding Uaion Com :,
mtttee for Harrison County, consulting OF,
two members from each township, be 40.
pointed by. The Chairmaa of this msetipr. !,
the duty of said committee shall be TO ap.
point The. time and place in each township.
for holding township meetings for the
purpose OF eleettng two. delegates from
each township to the oonyeption at Par.
kersburg; and
ResolDsSr That the said Union Commit.
tee shall, as early as the lst Of July next,
appoint time and place Tor each town.
ship 70 elect Two delegates for each town.
ship to tbs State Conyention to be held
al, g afton; and turther, 5,,.,..sss-
Resokvsd, That in order to preyent fraud
and disaffection, and 10 produce harmony
and unity OF action, the Committee be re-
quested TO appoint the. same day for the
township meetIugs; and fually,
ResolUed, That in order to place the
soyereignty, as tar as possible, with the
great body OF fthe people, where it right
fully belongs, We recommend that the
township delegates be not appointed by
the .Chatrmau, but elected, and by ballot.
The following committees we're appoint
ed for the several Townships:
Blk Township-JRmes Rs Ellis aud Jas.
O. Morrison.
Grant3=James CASTOR aud Benz, Norris. |
Unton-John A. Williams and Thomas |
Highland. '.'.
Tsaniis7Jes.sL. NE Yopng and aMa.thtA.
sstdis@t, &. Hsgstty and. L. s, Han.
Eagle-Joha " goggs and e. W. Rob-
oiatk-F. A. Robinson and z. l. s,eoly.l
Cole-Walter Ebert and B. r. ShullelsZl
olaT4s. Q. Fleming and Cyrus Ross.
/ SimPson-Wm. Fltzhugh aud Isaac
Ross. ~, as-9 20
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DRowNEp.-MS. Joseph Mccoy. of,Me-i
.Coy's Mil, in Buffalo township, was drown
ed in Big Buffalo creek, on the farm -ofMrg
AcGill, in Independence township, ohsFri.
day evening, the. lthtinst.. He was 'fiding
home from Claysyilles and his horse bse-
coming frightened at something on the
road, made sudden plunge, throwing Mr.
Mccoy into the creek. The body was .ta-s I
ken out on Sunday evening following. !. An.
inquest WAS Aeld by Esquire Jeffrey, and
the jury rendered verdict iqeaocordance
with the above statement, The deceased
was aged about thirty years, = = g { Z
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: i. 80 -. go
LAST week the House Of Representatives
passed enabling acts for the territories of
Nevada and Colorado, and prohibiting sls!t
very forever 10 them. No objection ape M.
ipesrs stoihaye been made to the bill ptohi6..
itipg slaysFy.in Nevada, bot Me- Mallory, of
kentucky moved % strike ont from The.
enabling act for Colorado the lelausss OF. oifi
section prohibiting slavery. -Four years
ago, if suchsl motion had been made, ors &,
rather ifsuch5a bill had been -ibrsSented.
what an excitement there would have been
in thstt8ouseiS q WhGt hot aud pfSi6Srsdi
discussions We should have heard How.
SAe public ojoarh6Is6Hoold hEys Eesanfs: 81 iioadg oaAdg
ed down withaaftieles for and aFkfhst the
measured How the southsrnefs would have
famsd' aud Slas.ssed SPd llIs4 ss6sdb And
how 9 large portion probably q nejority9
of the Northern people would have pE644ii
tested against the passage OF sudh billB -
: But on Thnrsday week The bin. passed.
with scarcely ripple of agitation. M
Mallory !motlont received only the bet-.
carly pppSFt Of votes So ats nsafly4
uuaEimous was the House. in favor of en-.
bodyiagli in the enabling acts ths CHEF dis 1
tiBguFis aoeltihs % the 8 plsel
form. So triumphant in thht body Il the
main rffhslpIs. on Ebist IL. Lids6 IL = e
dominated and elected, t.td plSk i6ition by
IsuenEssssef slavery fa shs y fsile 50
Tar aad 80. t9st hass the nation advanced
lJTitt in sthttf vesrs ISsvviiI h
u taas a5t4f nnEIl pt psmecrat llpsi
t either 1l a0t have ygssa Sc ri 9. by
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A Bic BEEE-Mosss Patterson, who.
succeeded .Gharletons, at their Meat Depot!
on Main ST.. near the Mansion House. kfli-S
ed mammoth beef on Saturday last,
which weig ned when clean elspen bundled
and forty pounds. hItwas three Sears old
and was raised by DR.. Pafk fkinson IN sInde.,
psnde1ce township. - 's5s..ls X. 81. u. =
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NOTICE.

IBAaE undersigned beg leave 10 ahnonues to thai,
friends and the pu6iio ge6eTaiIy, thSt ti.v IN.
tsna carrying on the R0pnary bu.inajs in All Ire
OtanchosS aud hope by 8S1id10Eti attention 10 i ,
me-, % merit . lbelA Al EhHTe OF thtran-Rs
We hANo on hand an e. OFtuieHt OF ) STOVES.
CRATES and al kinds If Hollowarr. coniorSss
ton esPeetaly 70 our @''e u
Cooking Stoves,
OF which We have Pattetus for burning both vood
ana eoal1 that I've can couGdenG res pd
warrant 70 give OGtir6 SatlSia6tloi. .sqFlst ilsE
We invite the attention or bnildafS au utbeSs ia
SaEOus Of purchasing 10 ars6tockp % sslss 81
Crate Fronts. 4 .a2.: g a5s.a =
o. which Woti1tend to tfadnlasthFt. Ana trait, n,
nAno lnh assoEtmeut OF the hfts And most an,
PtOtea modern natteTrssatn fia tIrgneh OF ouF lsi
~. te intend tO66 Ohind es4 iSeS
We have 81 6S5Ss 5S5 4 ~ as,s;5 = " say
A--SnA oL7as 1st3 .ESe saN 5he1 5fEts
q gsia 4ssPloWs, as,5ssa .ss.i
ot tttsblfB mAqpfSe etuge,, witch va will s.II ,,
liberal torms slur stock Of PtoWpUnts Il no IsrS
anu oEs1tl pattufu8 ~ f-sa Frs4assSffif ~
Call AND; exAtplnQ our stock EefIre purcl.nsin1
eass@neFof tsSLL q GAMpDgSL, - ~
- sesi15 & 80 tT,sk sids. =
AS9SS-stl , Sln0r5 anutdlOt NAss -A1ieS.
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Buekeye, Quaker 1RoY7SE ,WooIIs,
Moving Machines n -

.BRYoR FROST ofloE All the sSoys e.Ish,. "A,
y Id1d Eell knlPn r1neh lnal{ AZ y toFoGT PSI(Is
andsRUdid call ths Gttsdttot 6f - tie
BIty d lbnyin - IsSI3,i
were disepeol1te4 lin getting llshfnSi m
owing 70 the N7pPIy EnnninS ont, Onr. stock r.
liulted l1E the eeason, AID lAbof f6t ~ has
vest hetd alm6st imPosaible 70 obtain HyerV ulasi
ire SolfSAill gJe tllIy tlFFl6kS1l CIii - 800
eiseelars n : p Main atgett. MI Dwarf
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S<Toar1y AdYeFtfsinIt oi fsnss a,. ~.
ding 70 the space and the 81 ehasgeS
transient persons OF StfaaE ta
ef9, 70 be paid for IN dduGHos, Il -
Business Carda tiuss SIS per year,
y III i9s sz months but toE Period nothlpg
me prtytiege Of Annual q, limited 10
s1e otIn linn bud 81; and al
y tor the beneht of othSh pr6onS -
well as al legal aud atysff fiSonsnts
n g. @ then n1si
NJ sSiapani
ill "a tnses pn' 81
Notices. Tor tieaf Stfnp. 10 bs "A
cases OF fun fdte = f75i3i = 14s So -
Marriages Not6esofl lunsFais, Ani ~
~ % cents ssehS14t. E9xsl honSll-'6s