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How Recruits are Got,

= Some OF the commoneSt modes OF I'LL
ing up quotas of towns in this State, but
more particularly in New Hampshire, are a
4 gdisgraceto to theactors, to civilization, to hu-
manity and to the cause in which recruit
ing rufians are engaged and profess to
have. at heart. .....-. .,.-
Some time since we made the state
ment that no more recruits could be OBJ
tanned from the .Canadas, 1st, because
such an act was q breach Of international
law, and would prove cause Of affront to
England, which she might bring up as an
Offset to some of her evil doings to us.
In the Crimean war, at the request Of
the belligerents, we suspended English re.
'cruiting Of Englishmen in this country
"a, these recruiting rascals have become
Known, and summary proceedings against
Them were properly instituted by the Cana
disns, '''''o' ''a's .ts ~9'7's'I
'"@' I" h But there is hardly limit to the inge-
nuity of these villains and man thieves,
and the work goes on. The mod,ts oper-
dndiis thus: One or more men, with per-
haps q Canadian for decoy duck, will
steal over the border, well supplied with
the most villainous qualities Of whiskey,
ofwhich the French Canadians are only too
fond, and by specious pretences entice
them over the lines. To some the prom.
Use is large pay for chopping wood along
the Graud Trunk Road, to a better class,
better employment, &c. Once across and
on the line Of the road, the poor fellows
are manacled, -manacled with dfugged
liquors, and put almost in state Of know
ngnothing, when they are tumbled along,
from station to station, like so much bag.
gage, finally got to enlist, examined, aud
without knowing word Of English, made
American soldiers Of ~ ~" .'7' .i' (
.o' Nor is this all. IF the stolen white
man does not pass examination the grace
9 less rascals do not have the decent human
ity to send him home. The police have
picked up such in this city, half recover
ed from their drugging. 's. p, '' '7'n' I
AN For these poor, deluded people the
Wretches get from $500 to 500 head
How much the victim gets the reader
may judge from the character of those
who would engage ID such a work. But
it may be seen going on along the line of
the Grand Trunk every day. Our first
knowledge of these procedures, was from D
man with shoulder Straps who approved of
the plan as feasible and profitable, an
American warrior with furlough of ex-
treme length. ' .5
Let us consider the condition Of the vic
tim for moment Taken from the log
ging camp perhaps to the military camp, he
knows no more Of the new regulations and
discipline than one Of his cattle. Again,
without the use of our language, he is the
same as dumb. Orders come to him only
through the sight. Yet he is, subject to
the rules Of war, liable to punishment for
disobedience, to be shot for desertion.
Again we say it is monstrous, worse
than slavery -disgraceful to our arms and
cause. -. N'' '-s' wv,
And We warn the Government to stopit,
or dangerous complications may arise, out
Of it. Agents should be set at work to
, stop such outrageous proceedings. - Port-.
land Adoegtt:ser. ,i'gAi.Eos' pl!Anl
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of the United States, all the provisions of
this act, 50 far as the payment Of bounty
and compensation are provided, shall be
equally applicable, as well as to those who
may be hereafter recruited. N-e%
The bill also contains the section for en-
rolling all able-bodied males of African
descent, &c.
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A PITIFUL SPECTACLE IN THE SEN
ATE.-The House presented pitiful spec
tacle to-day, when the death Of Senator
Bowden, of Va, was announced. After
the customary eulogy from Va. Mem
Der, Republican Member from the west
got up, not sober, if not drunk, and began
all sorts of giratiops, and gestieulatious,
which soon indicated that if he was not
drunk, he was not sober. '~astaW
Considering that the Republicans claim
all the religion, and all the morals Of the
country, and all the education, and all
the learning, and that hitherto, not even
slavehfolding barbarians have ever present
ed this sort of spectacle in Congress-
we may doubt, whether Abolitionism is
really refinement and civilization. An
other Republican Member sh uffled him of,
and relieved the House from the specta-
cle.T;Wash, Cofvespondence.l E,s
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~
a. STRONG REsoLUTIoN.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention of New Hamp-
shire, amohgst Other RESOLUTIONS, unant-
m'oasly adopted the following:
w. Resoz0ed, That the freedom Of the bal
lot MUST AND SHALL BE MAINTAINED
sacred and inviolable !; and that We, the
Democracy of New Hampshire, will unite
with our brethren of other States, BY
FORCE OF ARMS, IF NEED BE, in resistance
to every attempt, from whatever source it
may come, to overturn or abridge by men
aces Or direct interference by military
force, the independence and purity of the
ballot-boxoi in the ensuing elections, State
and National; and to this end. we pledge
each to the other, and to our brethren of
other States, our lives, fortunes and sacred
honors, being firmly resolved, to n,asntaiih
AT ALL HAZARDS, oar rights as free and
patriotic citizens ot'tte Anserican Union.
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rSAPPINGTON'S
SYRUP N0R HLAXSEEn.

"This is the season for coughs and colds, and
all families, particularly those residing at some
distance from villages and stores, should have
some good reliable cough remedy at hand in case
ofattack. Il We know of no better medicine of
the kind than Sappington's Flaxseed Syrup,
having used it in our family for some time, and
always found it efficacious. --Bahimore Co,,a
Adoocate. q1',' ,..ta.,,, -,u;'...,-..,,,,, al,
n %9e Prepared and sold by DR.. RICHARD
SsAPPiNGToN, No 1872 North Gay street, Bal
timors. Al. H. GREENFIELD, Agent, corner
sof Main'street and Port Deposit Avenue, Bel Air.
Iiy llan29-y48j liz i.as ss bqa,,.er41fr qGt
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KMARRENna

On Monday, February sth, 1864, in the Pres
byierian Church, Bel Air, by the Rev. H. Single
ton, DR.. WILLIAM s. RICHARDSON to Miss
LIZZIE Rs BlSSELhs daughter of the late Cap
tain VIM. r. Bissell.
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ID T e ID +,

At the residence of her son, near Shawsville,
on the llth of February, in the hope of blissful
Immortality beyond the grave, Mrs. LUTETIA
STARRETT, widow of the late John Starrett.
in the 73d year Of her age. .. ~.
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COAL! COAL!

WTE have on hand and are constantly
w receiyingyalll the different varieties
Of COAL for Family use, Steam, Black
smith'sand Eimebnrner's purposes, which
We offer for sale 10 quantities to suit,l at
the lowest market prices. Our county
friends sending their teams for Coal, will
find our Yard The most convenient one in
the ci,ytoIioadat. Coal delivered prompt
ly At anyaof the stations on the Northern
Central and Rhiladelphia Wilmington &
Baltimore Railroad. " ,s7B ynH
,.,no S,,szao.,e WEE, ONION,
Corner Lombard st. and Central avenue,
febl9-lm Baltimore.
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To Correspondents.

- All Communications for publication must he accom-
panied with the real name of the author, or no atten
ton will be paid 10 them The real name OF the autho
will not be- published unless desired, but we canno
-ocngnt to n-ert eommuHicatioas uniesswe know tn
wuur. - E,:r "a -
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State Of Maryland,
. 9yy n- Hoy1ord County, to mt i; :"

tLtIl flLs 1ltt iu A0}tAE = -"EAis%l1E =
II HEREBY CERTIFY, that JAMES
Il S. QUINLAN, of Hartford County,
brought before me, the subscriber,i one, Of
the Justices of the Peace in and for Har-
ford county, this 18th day OF February,
1854, as Strays found trespassing upon
his enclosures, five white SHEER, all
Ewes, some marked and some unmarked.
. Given under my haud, this 18th day of
February, 1864, ,a,r rsr
.a.a.,,s .,1. ,..'' JOHN ny 'w1ANN, Az n, J.P.
The owner or owners of the above de-
scribed Property are requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take, them away. .,a
,- fel9 ~ JAS. S. QUINLAN.
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10y IA tl5l AZ EL!il 'iNl
"a DsS Five eolored regiments have been
raised ip Philadelphia, and recruiting is
still going on alt l5l asUals istot sdi
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SURVEYING =
lAucti0neer'sj Notice.

TIME. subscriber respectfully Uniforms the
j. public'that he Has taken out License
as an Auctioneer, and will attend to the
sale of REAL AND PERSONAL PRO
PERTY, in all. parts OF the County. He
respectfully solicite sharedof the spublic
patronage. ia liasaWM.l M.JORDAN,I
iao,f ,febl9 S,sHickory,; Hartford Co., Md.
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Coal. The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement ofW r.. H! Onion, corner
ofLombard s,reetand Central avenue, Baltimore.
Those in want offCosl viii End his Yard one Of
Che most convenient in the city to load at; and
Goal wilalso be promptly delivered Ut any Of tue
= railroad stations. se3 saia ca ,ssoG6 b9YIl
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WIN. HENRY GRuNgiNE, o 45
bywm.a aGratnbins, IN thu, Circuit Court for
bis Guardian and Hartford County--as
next friend. Court of Chancerv.
M.GaGppooNSbal,snp > etG> etG>aItn3 ,9-01 2@I1
0RDERED, ,thisr 18th, day of February,
" 1864, That the sales made and re-
ported byHehry w. Atdher, Esq, Trustee
in the above entitled case, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
besshown;oni or before the 1lth day of
March next; provided, a copy Of this
order be unpublished in some newspaper
printed Unpublished in Hartford county,
once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 1lth DAY of March neKt.
[ The Report states the amount of sales
to be $2,3S0. g~,
VIM. FL, DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy Il Test esa. &.
Ifsl9H a&WH. H. DALLAM, Clerk
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DOR SALE The Undersigned offers
iIbafor sale dark bay MARE, 6j years
oldathe coming Spring. She is we'll bro
ken to harness, and dois perfectly safe and
gentlea Apply toe q o g'7s ~ ~
~ ~ VI JAMES II WEBSTER.
Near Hartford Furnace, Hartford Co., Ma.
jan29-3t .seRsE 10
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doiREIIeIous There wiIl be Divine service al
Rock Spring Church, on Sunday morning nett,
At the usual hour. The Rev. Mr. Ddfymple viii
heficiates3 aG1ts sdT " LAID ta 'nj2qo1 go1
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The Corruption in Washington

The Springfield Republican. i the lead
ing REPUBLICAN organ 81 New England, aud
which supports the Administration, spesks
a. foilowsof the corruption Al Washington
~ i . sad. shocking picture Of lie in
Washington which cur CORE spond q nis are
giving Us. A bureau Of The Treasury De
psrfmet made house ~ seduc,iop and
prostitution. The Necessities or poor and
pretty wome u made The means o. their de-.
bsuchery bv high government officials
Members Of Congress putting their mi-,reses
TITO clerkshirs 10 the departments. An
honorable Senator knocksd dawn In the
streets BY . woman whom he rad outraged
Whisky drank I'D libitum. The government,
cheated 10 contracts and openly robbed by
it, employers. Writes our careful corree.
dent = long resident IN the capitsl:-
Washington was never quite 80 villainous-
ly corrupt a. at the present time. In The
pslmy dsys Of Southern rule OF slsvsrv. there
wss NOT half the corruption there il now
We do not doubt this is strictly true. and
we repeat. Il i sad, shocking picture"
Such Language from. . loyul Admiris,ra.
lion paper. which lsbors ! in The intsresfs 81
God and humsni'y," needs no conment
from Us. We sccepi IL asa truthful picture
u the characteristics of The leaders Of The
party founded on great moral idea.''
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Pursusnt 10 notice, the democracy or Du.
bcis county met 10 Mass Convention ~ The
Court House In Jasper. on June eth, 1864.
On motion. w. G. Adams was chosen
Chairman. and A. Li'schgi Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed 4
committee. consisting Of two from each
township, 10 report resolutions and let Of
delegates to the State, Congressional and
Judicial district Covenfions. The follow.
ing persons were appointed ,sid committee:
Bsinbridge-w. Mahin. G. Doane; Hall
e. Bohart. B AnspscI,; Ferdiasnd-C
Hsckmsn, }. B. Bickwermeri; Pstoks. n.
MsunieI. G. Niehaus; Harbiaon-J. D. Cav.
endsr.- 0. Gray; Columbia r. NJ Davis. ].
H. Wininger.
The committee, after consultation, made
the following report, which was unanim GUS
y adopted BY the Convention:
Resolved. That We endorse the conduct
snd votes Of our worthy Representative in
Congress. Hon. John Law. and with dna re-
specs ssy unto him "weIl done. good and
faithful servant
ReroIved. That the present Democr atic
State officers Of Indians. deserve the sppro-
bstiOn snd thsnks Of al the people for the
hrmness and dignity with which. 10 their
respective spheres, they maintain the hon.
OF and majesty Of the law, and resist she
sgRresaion Of power, By would BE- usurpers.
Resolved. That We have confidencs IA
the capacity and ability Of Hon. G. L. Dun.
ham. end cur delegates to the State COVE q.
ton are instructed 10 support him az our
first choice for Governor OF Indiana.
Resolved. That for Congrsssmsn, We
want man Who is In favor Of vigorous
prosecution Of the war for the maintsinsn &c
o. the Constitution. with al is eusrsn,ees
unimpsired. and our delegates 10 the Con- !
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TTCoicneI Durham spoke at the Cow,
Honse on last Mond'y 10 large audience,
and l''s enough 70 say that every Democrs,
present was we'll pleased. and felt ,hs, with
me gallant Col. az their standard bearer fcr
Governor they could 90 into the next can.
vsss with new zeal. A few radicals %, 90
not, when he wss taking about the street
carner warriors. they Ieft the crowd, but !
number of them stood Il on, brsvely. and we
hope i will do them good.
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Nkw YORK. June q A long letter from
Fremont. accepting the nomination.. con-
cIudes - foIi.ws.
~ 'he Convention al Baltimore will nomi-
nate any msn whose past life jussifes well
founded confidence in hi, fidelity 70 our car.
d'nsi PRINCIPLES. there IL no reason whv
here should be any division among the
really patriotic men Of the coan,ry. To any
such shall be mast happy 10 give . eordiSI
and sctse support. Nv own decided .,ss.
Terence j. 10 aid Ia 'his wsy. and not be nv.
self candidate; bu, ~ Lincoln De renom,.
n''ed,s % believe y would be fatal 10 The
ccnn'fy q enscrse his policy, aud renew .
pc y II Which hss cost us the lives Of ,ho.s.
ands q men. sndnsedIessiy put IN csunsry
~ ne road 20 bankruptcy, then there viii
'ems'" no sl'erna'ive DO, 10 organize against
nm every element o. conscientious opposi-
ION with visw 10 prevent the misfortune
y his reelection. In this contingent, 4.
accept the rominssinn a. Clevelan.. and A. = .
preliminary step ] have resigned my CON-
niss'n" 20 The army This was escrifce.
10 hah for lorg time irri,Irrsly end--v-
red 20 get service. make this sscnfiee
'vw only - regain The liberty Of speech
ma ie"vr nothing IN the way Of ] scDaryinr
. my u'nosi -hiIiiy the .~.k YOU have set
v'ore M. WIN esrnes, and -. core rhapk-
o. your expressions ~ ronfidenc. md ~.
"rd, sd tor 'hs many n.norsbl. rrn- :
IN which sou sequ.ini me slih The ac- :
on VI The Convention. =
am. Gsnersl.
ve-y respectfully yrn-s. n
g. FEtN.sr I"
Johr C"chfane also WIRES i-r-r ac- =
ping me ''n'natiou ~ Wee P~ssidsn !
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New YoRK. June Z.
The special correspondent Of the Times
arrived last evening from General Granrs
army. having left the front on Saturday
morning. He represents the bst,le OF Fri.
dsv ass general engagement Of our whole
army. during which the whole rebel line
wss assaulted with great fury, snd many
portions Of i CALAMITY carried, but not per-
msnen,ly held. The rebels fought with
great desperation, and retook portions OF
ground they had lost. Had the assault been
successful along the entire line, Lee must
have retired to the west side of,he Chicks-
hominy He still holds position east and
north Of that stream.
Our losses 10 Fridays battle are said 10
be from five 10 six thousand, moot OF which
we suffered 10 the terribly short space Of
len minutes.
Important movements are now msxing.
ind IN . few days the siege Of Richmond will
be began in earnest, aud from quarter 10
ender i sure thing.
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NoiiIE . hereby given that ~ v;,,.. !.
eefuned copy o. decree. iss.el -
me once Of the clerk u The Duh o;s -
mon r'ess Court 10 ne directed. seo..,;--
me 70 make the sum Of seven huua,sx 80
fourteen dollass and eight cents. 80
interest on saij decree and costs \ Ii,
ceed 20 oder Tor ~sle q public s.r,;..
ne highest bidder. tor cash IL h..d :,
door OF the ranri house H. J,so,,- \. me
SATURDAY. Jaue 18th, 1864
Between sh- h"srs % 10 o'cioekA -
snd "'ei"ek I. n Of said dew. a. N. A..
81 The Court House VI said Dubo,. $500.
sn'isns. M rents md prY6ss Of ! Tern ~,
exceeding seven years. Of the f,IIos,a,
serlbed Real Es,ste. 20 wit:
me west hall north ~-st a. S.c,io. -
~ tosn south rang vest. - ,c,..
cePt hal acre described - soI,ox. !.
we~' side Of PIoka river. eons.,n,.s 81 .
'eio~ me Mill on top Ut ssid River r.
.md 'F'niing the Mil. and run,nv tb-..,
- roos thence ~ rods 3. thence 49,
=. thencr I'D rods 90 level grouna Il Al
p'"ee o. D. gining. siso parsel commence
near IN east eide OF the Bes Sr.ea,., NJ.
Jam. sain corner OF plsc. ~ r.n,ms.r-...-.
egin'ng - between = Trees. .ur :, ~"
md The other . Maple. said tree. .,,,..
{" s''J,"',''" with each o'her. mig iron,
nr"cr 7. 70 corner established B., s,,a
'a'.rs. rock Inserted m The north and
'"u'n sidt- dividing said 50 srr.. 81 lsnd
'"." land reserved ~ sad William H.,d,.
"n u.riin. the same line and e.,..,
u"i"s if"in -,sd trees ~ith the u.,vsh go,
= me -s'a 6fsn'ors ne~ Standing m.u.i.n
on~r' 'h-nce from said rick and come, =.
"i' h"fi" sni s's'h linz russDy n rod.
ouih ga sid line 10 q r.vin- s,.,e.;.s
49," n-'.r II rm,il wsInu, ,,.s. 4.
~ 'fa"'nrs land. rom thence run,cy x...
M Ii"cuon o. the N-wsen S,,w.s, "a
49," " or lir-viii- X. I'd. "a Sros n.
" - Tue 'sr--k Bisk. thence sou Ann,
= ~ trr.k bsaK '"fle w..ss isry-s, rsv.
y 'yi"g on said - s~r~s ~ Land the,e.
'niny -ss' 40 said vine - the line Ovid.
y tiyn'y acres The I'D Grassors alI,h,t
~ anh pare u Lind - aid So .c,..
L.ni. ncr'h ~ sid line d.--.r,s-J
rHh 'r-e-. rsrn-r si.nc. aud N ,..,,,
use i,ing IN The e-si ssie al r,,..L.
rrk s'cny ~ and north % sail Se-sssret
'e 'ne sa'd AZ 'nsriinnsd s-iDs ~ the
go q fsiok, Geek. north of said
' ''' - '"ritH ftftu-s. mat r4rf uf fh.s
''h west a. u Inc \ " qr being oae
= acre q land siiusied on ffe vest ads
p'tnk' RIVER. nna~dis,siv o.. m az N.
,hg- q r'isn NJ. Il: ~ y. s-u,a n
! " together wi'h all fh- im.sov.ne.,
m 'ch'nrrs s''ss'-c ,hrr<,s. coat.in,ns
hall acre 40 90 less
J -"ch rfn- sd pr..iis- MI, No, all, ~.
nn''irnf rn'n Z. ss'f-iv .ssf Aerv.e. ,n,.r
s"d cosi-, | ~ii's "a shr ~,sn.. ,,m- and
e.. ";a,-. q pm &c So h. s-..--,npI.
'"in \ 81 Es'''- - a. mr~n thereof ~
q" ~nfh' isT ." d'scbsrr. sid d. cr.-.
rre-t aud cn-f-
-" - * rn'i-sa ~ 'br p.,,ery
y 49, Pas ~. Buh,rs A~m.. "a ,hs
&" " liam arin
- --'ir ~il h. mad. 81 hem 80, r.l,.f
''rssr from v.in,'i,n ~ spprs,-n.e.t
NJ.
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Sm,sh ~ sus
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iof such man for our next nominee.
Resolved. That our brave soldiers in M
he'd have our symps,hies 10 their deprivation
and thanks for The brilliant victories the
hsve achieved. and that We hore that IN
time viii soon srrive when sensible I'D
ADMINISTRATION % our National snd State AZ
lars. will aid them 70 conquer peace.
Resolved. Ths, We believe the arbitrary
Unconstitutional and tyrsnnical acts Of on,
National and State Adminis,rat ons hav,
wieksdiy and usei'ssly prolonged the var
and caused an immense sacrifice Of human
NE, blood and 'reasure. snd that the party IN
power are justly held responsible. by the
people. for these innuInerab;e murders, and
lavish sacrifices.
Resolved. That we believe there can
and will be no permanent and satisfscio.
~ peace. under The present policy. or the
auspices OF the present party in roxer. aud
that change Of National snd State admin.
isirs'ions 10 inpers,ively demspded by eva
~ dictate Of patriotism. loyalty; and chris
,isniiy.
Resolved. That oil Democrats OF this
county wis msy attend the Conventions TO
which delegates have been appointed 10
day are suihorizpd to act a. delegates from
this county.
Resolved. That we recommend Paoli, Or
anre County ~ The place. aud Wednesday
The 3lst day Of August. ss the time Tor hol-
ding The Common Pleas Judicial Convcn-
lion.
Delegates to the Stste Convention, OF
Iuly 18th.
Bainbridgs Angus, Lilschgi. II A Holt
lsus, Lewis Green, G Dnsne.
Harbison- Henry Shsier, WIN GRAY. +
Bruner. 7 p Hone.
Colnmbia-Jobn Dndine. A J Gossmann. f.,
solomon Williams. X NJ Davis.
HsIl-A 7 Fleming, Edward Bohsrt. DR.
r Widmer. Jos Strsgie.
Frrdnand--J n Goldman. jain q HoF
49, - ny - DftnNffHrrf.
Psloka--B r Kemp. w Bre,x. : Williams. I
ohm A Mayo. i
Delegates to the Congressional Conven i
on, Of July 2O'h.
Bainbricge-C Doane. A J Beckett, John
'eikel, w c Adams. i
Harbison-J ID Cavipder. o X Gray, lon :
hsr Cavinder. Levi cond;Ar y
Columbia-Leroy Cave. Jsmes Beatty. Ii
iillip Coonrad. Dsil Price /.
all-George X Cox, John Crook. II w Il
srker, WIN Grass.
Ferdinsmd--N Senningsr, w Wagner.
Egan. y Shurrz :"
Ps,oka-A II Miller, J K Williams, Wmc'
'urlock, John Gerkin. &C
Delegates 10 the Judicial Cnavrnt.ap. hs
G Adams, r. Stephmon. a
Tennis. w Mshin.
Gray, a SchaefTsr. q Y
rsfsrd. w MURRAY.
II Wininrer, n " Davis NJ
J Nicholson, W n n Pink. "
isll-John Reuber, NJ Clcm, A McIn- ia
E. NJ Strigle. OH
'erdiansd-Dr M Kempf. w Poshon. ~
B Goldman. " S-nDipger.
stoks. p Auffsrf. James spurlock. James
70, Thos simmons
On motion. il was requested that these
ceedinrs be published in the Jasper Cour
and the other Democratic papers Of the 81
trict. W,
IN motion, fhs Convention adjourned. bal
w. T.. ADAMS. Chairman. -,
J. LrTscHcI. Secretary. ~,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-06-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE y hereby given that ihe under
- signed, administrator Of The esfss- Of
Lydis Payne, deceased. ~iII offer q public
outcry. on
MONDAY. Jane 20 b. 1864.
~ the late residence Of tn decedrns. Ill Of
her personsi property. CONSISTING Of ons
mare and colt. cattle. household and sitche1
'orni'ure. farming implements. &c.
TersDe Of Silica credit OF twelve mos
will De given on all sums over three dolisrs.
The purchaser giving note win approved 90
rurify, waving .slustion and spprsisment
avs, bearing interest rom dsse.
JAMES r. SPURLOcK. sdmr.
may %, 1864.