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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-01
The Pennsylvania State Agri-
cultural Society,
WILL HOLD IT'S NEXT

AEIlIUAA E4SIEl3ll lUl4
A 7 EAsTON, Pa commencing TUESDAY ser.
~ TEMBER 20h aud closing FRIDAY SEpTEM-
BIER 3Oth, Ieti. Premiums over SO,oO0 Read the
premiums ranging from $50 TO S2O all other grades
of Cattle, 81 premiums from S2J TO S,n and AZ pre-.
munIs from s. to So. Rest heId Of cattle not less
than l5, owned ana held as farm stock. &c, S 10 I'd
best $l5 Beat Team Of 10 Yoke Of oxen from any
county, TO be paid Agricultural Society OF said county
sou best, SaJ
HORsEs-Best imported 6 prcminms, from $40 to
SIS Thoroughbred, lO premiums, from $50 10 $40 ;
Taotting Horses and Mares. premium of 5000 of
$500. and one of 500, Pacing, one Of $50 Matched
Horses, fancy trotting premium of S5O hest Matched
and Single llorsee, IL premiums from SI5 TO $40 /;
stations and Mares for all work, Is premiums FROM
S25 to 10 Jacks aud Mules, premiums from SIS to
Siu best Mule Team of 4, $50; 2d best, S5 ;making
and Mules,
SHEEP For dinernt kinds, 10 Premiums from $40
to $40 % Premiums, from 50 TO 81.
POU LTRH-Of almost every kinds premiums OF 81,
3 and s. in the aggregate Of Sl57,
Agricultural lmplencnts-Best display $50 Steam
Plow 100 madal special diploma aud liberal special
premiums for plows, plowman, rollers, cutvators
wagons, &c. The premiums in other departments are
liberal being for leather and its manufactures, butter
! cheese &C. vegetables fruit, melons, grapes, wines
flowers and thei designs stoves, tin ware, &C. dom
| ting and pUnmanship display of artiales by trades
! man aud mechanics silver ware sewing machines
| Pianoes, &c,
Tha above being a mere abstract exhibitors are re
quested TO secure catalogue SO that they may con
orm tOhe reg uation oC the Society, in prescntinl
articles for exhibition. The most liberal arrangement
are ing effected with railroads generally, both
freight aud excursion tickets. For catalogues unt
! railroad re guatiOns, address the Secretary
single Admission tickets, % cents
A. B. LONGAKER, Secretary.
NORRISTOWN, Pa
| Sept 10, 1854. .--3w
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REMAINDER THsT THIs BIT7ERs
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-10-01
French Breakfast and Dinner
COFFEE.

OWING TO the very high price Of coffee, and the
~ great difhcnlty In procuring good, eniform and
reliable article our customers have often expressed
Maa the Intention of the
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General Election Proclamation.

WHEREAS, In and BY an act OF General A,.embIv
OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, entitled "An
act 70 regulate the General Elections within this Com.
mohwealth" u Is enjoined upon me to give public
tice of SAID election and to enumerate In said notice
what ofhcers are tn be elected, JOSIAH H. FURMAN,
SneIlu OF tne county Of Columbia, do hereby make
known aud give this public notice TO the electors of
sno county OF columbia, that a General Election will
be held in said county. on the
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-09
nfurfes.

Das bsftt9e &anunrnfeurr, tas namentIih
seitsrn Mittas BON Glu1e unb in iiib6lliaer
Hi6tun9 gu uns berauf tGntr, unb sae BEN
Spnnsr Der isbsn Sage @Gla6t fat aIsihfam,
LIEF permnttsn. baB Die @nti6eibunas=S6la
INN ben SeifB &i6munbS ibren Infana aenpmz
men babe. gip& l6sint oieIer 3eitpunft aber
nttbt 9etomns1 gu lein, unb Die g)antess nur
einsn nsuen Gaib uub &ecognUsciruna i'm @rps
pen beablihtiSt 5u BADEN. 6reilib riften fe
uns babel an Der OarbYtopn 9tcno bis auf 4
bis auf 5 NeiIen auf Den sails, unIerer Bate
riesn pfsffertsn absr 70 tl&tis Die gGGlrsr, In
benen lie bic feinpti6e @apalerie permutbeteu,
Dap Oisielbe wpbl ju Der ueber;suguna fonmen
mubte, baB audi bieles niht Der ridtiae g2ea
ietn tDnnte, rsr nab GiGmDnp fI6rt. On Orr
Slime Nile NOao lou 9eltern Nioraen Elm flti,
mes Srefen llatt9sfuuOsn ba5en, iiber Das ober
nod uihts gdberes bsfnnHt lit. Sort Sarrilon
bic Sattsrie BON @bafin'S Bluff, bic Der ,etup
obrgeftern aabm, ica BON unierem Gity 8atoil.
Ion beisbt uno, wie pas @'srii6t laat, lt1ebt
pertbstoist wOrtsn lein.
GarIp bat slidlt6 piebrr bic ganfses ans
StauntOn psrtrisben unp perfOl9t SHERIDAN oas
Bailey sntIans nab 5arrilOnburs 3u.
gDts BON Bailey Iauten aud bic gsri6te ana
benz @sfen Sanit9, no JOrrsf nit Den 9~Janfees
refine 8abn rna6t u. prdi. Davis gass inlpirirt.
Die ssfrtse &uts, Die MUIR bur6 ein,elrg
&anOneH(&iie oann unb mann unterbrpdb,n
wurOs, trus oiss saJu Bel, Ieltlt Die authorization
@smhtber 3u berubt9en unc bas bel ben 3oo-
boftsn unb 6uratlamen in etpas erlhGtterte
8sr.rauen nsu su bsfeftaen. 8isI 1T fretlid iber
ssn @tano bsr gsrbaItnifs ~ienitits unGrsr 8at.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-10-09
Dfrmifdtes.

Im 6rfita9 trnfen nenn3is DeIerteure Der
SbertCan'h @rmee in 29natura Elm. Die
Srpre No. 65 ptrft nod INNER portrefli6 unp
brinst 8aRIrsibe MuBsgantees in unlere Rei.
ben heriiter.
Sn e%in3eInsn @essnben nes @arens fat
man ben Ssriu& gemn6t, BEN 5amen bes 3,,.
derrobrs wir ancsre 6aIrnlrabte an mableu mn
ais SrOO gu pertadsn. Oteles 8rDD pire ala
WoRlI@mfdeno 9eI@tlOert unO seiGnet f6 au.
BerSsm mob bura 9r6beren Nn6rungsas6alt ols
anOsre 5nlmfru6t aus. Cur 8ittieruno nm
Nfalung 1T ,3uferrobrsS nmsn i6on lanai NIT
Dem belten @rfcl9e benukt woroen.
Sin partler MsAauiFus 91ameus @ryois
bat cine SHrsibmaibine erfunoen, bic fir hi,
StsnO9rapbie namsnsIi6 BON srpBem 9Or,beii
1T nnD Die nit elmer unb 3pei 66upsn noh @,t
eine6 @ian0s bsnugt pirp,
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Der .,Btis" uno her ugnsstser" Tnp teute
@iprssn bic einsigsn cridienenen Sl6tter. Die
hbrise 9rsfs Bat Dem Orange bcs Nusenblides
Sulse seletftst unp Fh In Die Hsiben Der Sap5ss
rem ssifeat, welGe sslhwUren ta6en, un1ere Ste
feensfapt gu beidassu. uno BON Seinpen rein
gu talten. I6sr ss bielen Srapem a%elinssn,
ibr Bprt gu haltsn. Bir 3~weifsln nidt, raj
fe ibre 9Fi&t gan, erfiIcn prroen ulo benz
beranfurmenern 5sinpr sctgrn, nas elm brapcs
Bolt Mot untrrtoht msrpen farm.
Nit rieIem pplsn Sertrauen nebmen mir bic
Sober sur 5auD. nm u~nicrsn 9eierm su perlidsrn
haB IN u%nisrsr @ntiGlpfsnbsit IcltffGnbis su
ie'n unIers Startc Iiest, uno Dap Der ifartt @rm
nnfsrcr Nanner nit cinem e%ilernen gBiqrn be-
frafnet it, @rpbs Spfer BADEN mir idbpn ae-
bra&t, I'M ben @ruublab,. bas mir our @elbIre~
sternns bsrr6tist inp, purd3ufubren ; unb ree
mir gu nod %srSbsrsn fabie ifnp, merbsn Die
nahlten Sage lebrsn. DAG erauiame Spiel
Der na6fen Buden unp Iase 1T BON mctr
Seeeutung, als bic nislen S6ladten Der per-
gangsnen Sabre. @s 1T elm @ut16eipunae.
Sdmpf Der uns tsYpritsbt. unp es 1T Die Belt
bNhShfh"A " . dhc Np Az A tAkHs uUlEIE
Ausnaaer 'piro nns nidbt febIen, unb fl yer,
trauen mir auf infer euies &e6t aus ln1ern
Urn unp infer Shwsrt. Die Srpmmen unp
@laubtgrn unb oGpaGen sriuden mir, gum
nSstter In Der gsctb Su feben, pab @r nit uu-
iersr Irmse, nit ~unirrcn GrnrrGIen unr nit
unisrsm DrGfosntrn lein m6se, uni bic Sage
Der @efatr puriitsr fibre, namit mir bswobrt
unp betittt blfiten.
Die Climber. bic itre Salden nit Sem @elo
bee Soifss gsfuut tabsr, eis ,,@rtrrtiunere,''
trsl6e uniers Rrsicrun9 eesliinprrt, srlutrn
mir, diis Der Stride 3u plsiten ibr @e!o II. itre
Gorrdtbs obrr nit pollen 6Gueen ausiutbsileu,
unp 10 3u seisen, pas he Btuens inp, tilfreidJc
0anp ~ %lsilfen, unp @ott i'm 6immsl ipirp liz
ncn cann ibre S6anrtbatsn ni6t anrr&nen,
nnr Sas grit pirp itRen ni6t lu6en.
gs gretfe ein Sober an fetne Srna u. froae
fb, bal er feline YRitt sstban2 Die @tunoe
Der 9tcGenfhaft fDmmt, uno per nit lsiuer
YHiht TIM Giidfanpe lit, Der erfiue lie nun, che
es su ipat ut - Damn birfen mir s~rtrclfrn
Wtuthrs ben Sturm eripnrteu, unb Ger Spns
ntnItetp ces Sriso ms miro iber furs uoer lana
init ieinsn e%rparmsnpen Strablcn bic Semi
tber ntu b%sietIsn, iuno mir iperbsu Elm ;ufriroes
mes uno bantbares gplf BON Der 9Belt sea6tet,
unb BON ~naiersn 5sineeu anertannt, = aus
MAIDEN.
Dies. Hetsr Geier. Iisst In Deiner 0adt
psnn Du Define SaulOisfeit erfauf, brnn Elm
GAM Helm Uenis fam Sober sasu britraaen,
nuo iptr Iae Sufammen fino unaberwiupltd,
tpenn mir nur wplen.
80 Cent 1864
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n Tor the rejection By the Senate Of Schohed ~ major
Mr. Wlsos (rep) Of Iowa. DEN ed that the delegation OF
that stas was caught 10 He knew what the paper
was aud that IL told the truth. ~ 80
Mr. QEisNKLr. (rcpl OF Iowa said the Missouri militia
came from Northern Missouri into southern portion OF
his dsrct stealing horses snd undeins henroosts They
there 60 blow up House and 10 unite them
solves With the Knights OF the Golden Circle
against General hoaeid few such men may have cross
ed over while the attention Of the commanding officer d
Mr. GaisNE u REPEATED that eenesa schoneld
erue TO his ought 10 have been and using his
In .uence 10 degrade radical men.
Mr. enemies sought to rely misrepresentn
Son 10 General Schoieid and thus make issue
against the President The Navy Department courtei in
ation; but with the Treasury Depart
fore proAsHe ADMINISTERS ton thin that OF the latter
never existed in any country. The Mississippi was
cdoent with the fraud and corrupt OF the agents there
and again ana again permits 10 trade sold To- the
highest bidder. And recently. IN Baltimore. permit was
given 10 notorious blockade runner, whose vessels had
seized. II Mr. Chasrs friends had
.ses have voted for In abiding to Mr. Pome
uys recent circular stohe 81 its design a. an IN
trgue against the had confied TO Mr.. Chase
porolo; the President doubtless satisfied every
day Mr. Chase remained in the Ca tnrt Tor him 10 sink
deeper the mpt OF every honorable man.
of his intention to Introduce reso
luton uire into the fairs OF the Treasury
Department connection with trade regulations the
sPKEcH poNxrLLy
Mr. DosNsILy (repD of Num- addressed the committee
,raton ana ia advocacy bill heretofore Introduced By
bin 10 establish Bureau Of Emigration.
EDEN.
Mr. EDEN (opp.) or ILL.,. reviewed In condemnation the
which. With hening numbers ought long to
Won
The committee ct quarter Ave. and the House
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There il proposition to connect by railroad
the Lehgh valley with the Schuykll valley,
which, If carried out would prove Of great advan-
tags to the Reading Railroad. The Reading Conn
pany has virtual possession Of all the roads in the
valley of the Schuylki, and il has now turned it,
attention to the Lehigh valley. The proposition
is to construct new railroad, Of some eighteen
miles in length, from near Pottstown, on the line
of the Reading Railroad, to some poiat most feast.
BILE on the East Pennsylvania Railroad, as near "a
Allentown as may be. Such a line Of road, con-
Meeting with Philadelphia, would use about forty.
FIVE miles Of tho Reading Railroad, aud, indes
pendent Of the trade that such CONNECTION would
invite from the Lchigh valley, the region Of coUl
try through which it is proposed to construct the
connecting link abounds in large quantities Of the
very best and richest iron ore in the State Of Penn
sylvania.
The number of railroads In operation in Ohio b
1863 was thirty.three, having aggregate length
| Of 4,324 miles, 1918 miles Of which were out Of
the State. The following statistics in relation -
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The net profits amounted to $9,376,073. This =
equal to ii, 1913 per mile. which would make the
net profits of the s,O5l milo; in Ohio 50 ,596,sl2.
The following table shows the earnings Of some
of the railroads during the month Of January,
compared with their receipts for the same month
in 1ec3.-
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The Prizes AlbArt ana Pssneera
PINAL DIszRIBU7roN IN raIzR CASES ON ApfSAL.

Before sadge Nelson.
Fee. T-1he United State; ps. TAs Schoonsv ABsrt assf
Cargo. United Ssaes Dissrict Aworney tais day
ceived from 5sdgs Neon, At wAshins.os, tho final de-
Of distribution in the case OF tho prize schooner
Albert and cargo This vessel captured on Charles
ton harhor IN Nay 1852, by the United states gunboat
District Court condemned the and cargo and the
claimants took appeal u tho Circuit Court, where The
decree OF the below was affirmed The Huron akea
the proceeds--ss,l97.
ne Uniied States W. hs Bark Pioneer and Cargo -
final decree OF distribution was this day entered In the
Circuit Court hy the District Attorney In the above case
awarding tina procoods-s25, $50 i9to the Quaker CIV
and the ohl,ceo This case has also been psndag Tor
smo time appeal the Circvn Court from the dc,ce
Of the District Court.
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OMcial Drawings OF che Library Assoc
citation Compsnys Lottery Of Kentucky.
EXTRA GLASS o95-Fep. AZ 1854
lS, IS, Is, 81, 76 2, ~. 60, Al. IA, T. a. 46, 81.
:, :. GLASS 69g-Feb. "a. 1854
81. ~, 80, as, 81. So, 49, TO- So, 70, 70, rs, SO.
Circulars sent BY Addressing
FRANCE. Ellis & Co.. Managers. Covngoa. ".
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Omeial Drawings or Murray, Eddy y
Co . Kentucky State Lottery.
RHsrucKY, ExraA CLASS i9S-Feb. a. 1854
/, 40, rs, "a, ~, 2. ~, 81, ., 46, A. Is, "a, IS.
KssrucxY. CLASS l96-Feb. n 1854
so, 81, IA, 81, 6l 81, 40, so, SO, 10, IS, "a, o.
Circulars sent free Of charge, BY addressing
MURRAY, EDDY CO..
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BosAan Hand STAMP Company,
195 RkOADwAY, NEW YORK.

BrNlfant mnd Powcrrui Day and Might
Double Prospective Gissses Cor III. aed ana
tcwr'sts use compact pvriabIe and enuent spien AL
assopmcn, 81 sEMMONs ocuiss Op,Ician c6ets Brad
Waypunder the LafArse House.
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The Hibernian Outward Bouna.
PORTLAND, Feb ~, 1864.
The steamer Hibsrnan win sail for Liverpool about
eleven O'Clock to morrow.
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premtom
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines 40 Broadway Now York
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Roberts.
CARo, Ill, Feb. 81, 1854.
Brigader Davidson here, has been ordered
to relieve General HATCH charge Of the Cavalry Bureau
a. 81. Louis He win leave for that city ths evening
Bfgadier 6oucrsi Roberts, Of Iows here route 10
the Department Of the Guk
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Royal Havana Lottery.-30 Per Cent
premium paid for prizes Information Furnished. Highest
paid for Deuboons and al kinds Of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, IL Wall styset, New York.
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sonai securities have increased from ti7i, ut In
60 10 t3,z, o2s in 1868
The following new national banks have bee1
authorized since the 3Oth OF january
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Capital Of banks previously Organized IS $40 zoe
Aggregate amount l4s.lso
The whole number of new banks now authorized
is 269.
The ooin and bullion In the Bank Of England
were reduced between the eth and 10th o. January
over six millions Of dollars GIL Of which was sent
out of the country.
The returns Of the Bank Of England for the week
ending February compare az follows with the
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nsaxslian Pebble Spectactes and Eye
Preseer TO streDghen and improve the sight Of CD and
young day and night without pain fatigue
/, commended by The medical faculty. SIMMONS,
Oeulists 0ptician, 669k Broadway opposite Bssd street.
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Batohelor's Hair Dyc-The Best an tho
world Harmless. reliable, instantaneoas The only per.
feet dye Sold By all druggisa Factory 81 Barclay street
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OmciAl Drewingssof the shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky.
Al, &C. 60, 43, 90, SO, ~ AZ, 81 20, 40, IA, IL.
T. Z. SIMMONS 4 CO.,,
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Address 10 Smokcrs.-Poilak & SON,
Mserschauu, nanufacturess 357 Brsons street. the
Bswery soil goods At who esale and retail Pipes cus 10
OF repaired, boiled and mounted-
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Lottery Tickets Cnshea in q II Le gall ed
lotteries Informatiow given
JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II wall street. room No. l.
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Chaps, Chsf~s. PimPsss, E,mpsions,
saitrheum 1esh Ac.. cured By UQukAUDS Italian
Medicscd Soap, st LIa new depot, t3y Broadway
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A Doxsn Carries do visise, S1.-A Life
szs Photograph In, oil, ass sit AZ until suited
YAu4lLAN'S, z2S BoEery.
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Dea fness. Blindness and all Defecn OF
Sight aud Hearing treated usual b. Or CALDWELL u
Clinton ghth street, Poor treated gratis Exam
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Prizes Cashed in All Legal Lotteries
). b. CLAYTON 4 CO.. 10 Wall street. n. 7.
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Uristadoros Hair Dye, Preysrvative
and wig Depot wholesale aud retail No. Aston uouss
1he dve appled BY sktlfui AriaA
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xntersstins from Cairo.
CAIRo, H., Feb. AZ, 1864.

me sscansr Dicksy has arrived here with thirty balss
- cotton Tor &c. Louis.
M Dicksy has also on board the Seventh Wisconsin
s0sessry 70 enlisted veterans, ~ rosse home.
Over two hundred new recruits from iowa and the
s8smber from Indiana arrived here yesterday en- route
s0bush
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The Secret OF Making the Most Ex.
que fragrance imperishable has been discovered PA
LON SONS Extract oil the Night Blooming Cereus NOT
only all other perfumes luxurious richness but
wthsands the action Of the atmosphere and only be
eradicaed ' washing.
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Attic ntioa 1.-The Exquisita Toilet Arti-
oies Of ts sociste Hsgenqus on r. BIS ChAmbsss street.
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Prizes Cnshsd and Information Eur.
nished in all legali,ed lotteries.
ALECK a co.. Brokers, % Pine street, New York.
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OoWECo, N. r., FEB. II, 1861
rhs rspubcant day nominated Gilbert Molison for
Mayor The democratic nominee for tina once s l..
4 a. q. GRANT
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ABcnutiful Com exion.-La Bloom
OF Youth has celebrity Of having equal preserving
and beaurfying the Sonpiexen No 81 Bsoa&wag, soa
druggists where.
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A Dozen Carte de yfsitss, o.; Phets-
graphs. in oil. NE size, $50. st al until suited
vAUGAAN'S 2z8 Bowcry
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Convention OF Loyal People fn West
Tennessee.


Tennessee.
prom the Memphis Buletin.I
rnc adjourned meeting OF the Convention of Loyal Poo
pe u West Tennessee. which met In this city on the
evening OF tho Esd instao largo and enthusiastic
snsir.
loyal and eloquent address was made BY Dr. Butler
OF Arkansas.
The following resolutions 10 substance, uuani
mously adopted
Easf-Disavowal OF further partcipatiou In and re-.
sponsbility the rebellion aud providing that proper
measures 10 immediately adopted for roorsanizlug the
s.. goysrnmeat on ihe bss Of absolute loyalty to the
Union ana the Constitution.
seond-Au passed by tho Legislature dissoIving
are declared to be without authority aud null and void
a-Declares for tho resumption OF federal rotations
IN the Union with such reforms tho State constitution
as VIII make future rebellion aud secession impossible.
fourth--Ihe Importance is recognized OF making the
State constitution republican IN TACT vel as 10 name.
Dy guaranteeing tue natural and inherent rights az all
persons Ia the State also providing that slavery shall
hencctorth cease and be forever prohibited also denying
tho elective franchise 70 all persons who have beea
gagged 10 mo rebellion who fall satisfactorily to establish
their fidelity TO the national government aud its
FtM-That Immediately steps be taken 70 reorganize
the state under tho constitution laws OF tho United
ana 70 that end all the loyal people are invited 70
take the oath OF allegiance to the United States
scribed by Governor Andrew johnson
Seoesah-Requests Governor Andrew johnson to issue
70 amend the State consultation, 80 as TO connrm tho
TACT Of emancfasion already accomplished ~ che rebel
Egh-R Requests the loyal Union State Executive Com.
mtee Tor West lay these resolutions before
Governor Andrew Johnson and 10 confer with hm as TO
the accomplishment u tho facts therein SGT forth.
Ninth-The acts OF President Lincon and his admins
traton in supervising the rebellion endorsed and
they pledge their support TO sustain and complete the
work.
The sixth resolution, pedgug their influence TO secure
BY Stale legislation reimbursement for tho losses result
ing from emancipation to citizens Of undoubted loyalty
now cooperating In reclaimng tho State from slavery.
met with animated discussion, and with substitute
for IT, referred back 10 the committee for further
consideration.
the delegates the unanimy In sentiment which
isted He hoped the emancipation platform adopted
would continue to gather strength and adherents until
the last vesse Of slavery shall be abolished from the
State.
Tho convention then adjourned 10 meet the following
evening in larger building when Hon. Horace Maynard
would address the meeting.
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