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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-10-19
s An Ordinance,
DECLARING oFFBNsES AFFECTING PUBLIC
SAFETY

sEcrIoS l. Be II ordained Jy the Cty Council of tho
Gty0f Lancaster, That It shall he unlawful for any
person persons to place or Seepany straw, hay or
fodder, in sheaf stack or pile within one hundred
yards of any building within the corporate limits Of
said City, except II Oen close stable, barn shed
nor In any dwelling house, shop, or any other
building where fire IS used for any purposes and
any person or persons offending against any Of the
provisions of this Section. shall. upon conviction
thereof before tho Mayor, be fined in any sum not
less than Five nor more than Twenty dollars, with
cost Of suit.
Sec 2. That II shall he unlawful for any person or
persons to depositany shavings straw other com
bstable refuse, in any of The streets, uncs alleys or
vacant lots, nor within torty leet ol any building un
iting, between the hours Of A. NJ. and p. NJ, un-
der penalty on conviction before the Mayor, OF not
less than Fivcnor moro than Twenty dollars with
cost Ofsuit.
See g. That II shall he unlawful for any person or
persons, owner or owners Of any old, dilnpidated
unsafe bulding stone or brick wall, to allow the
same to remain in an unsnia condition. on his or
their premises, within the corporate limits OF the
City OF Lancaster, M
Of Public Safety, upon complaint to them or other
wise to examine the same, and II they find II in such
un unsafe condition 0s 10 endanger life, limb or
property Of any person. notify the owner or owners
to take down put the same in good and sale oond-
toand every owner or owners aing 50 70 20 W'mhn mn
Committee ofSafOty, shall, upon conviction betoro
the Mayor, be fined IN any sum not less than Ten nor
moro than twenty dollars for each otience with cost
OF suit.
sec,4. That u shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to send up any balloon or balloons, within
the corporate limits OF Lancaster that IL inflated with
heated air from fire place beneath the samei ana
any person or persons offending against the provis-
ions ofhis Section shall, upon conviction thereof,
bc fined in any sum not less than Ave nor more than
Ten dollars, with cost Of suit.
Sec. g. II is hereby made the special duty the
city Marshal and the Chief Engineer, to sec that the
foregoing Sections Of this Ordinance are strictly en-
forced.
Sec. q. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
force rom and after it's passage and legal publlca-
tion. teyL st.
Done in the Council Chamber of the City Of Lam
caster this 9th day Of October, A. ID. 1865.
O, DRESBACH, Pres't. g. G.
W. j.. KISs, City Clerk.
October 10, lsO5 lw2o.
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=
The PartiZan Fair:

The county Fair, held last week, was
a success in only one feature, viz: the
attendance of tho people. Perhaps no
Fair ever held in tho county was moro
largely attended than this Fair was on
tho second day. Tho young people Of
the county, including most Of tho re-
turned soldiers, wished to close the
season with holiday, and they select,
cd the second day of the Fair. But
the exhibition was worse than that OF
any former Fair. Tho show of stock
was so poor as not to be worth NAM
ing, ono or two head of cattle, a few
good sheep, and several good horses
The reason is apparent-all the olii-
GERS were Butternut and the awarding
committees were Butternut, 1t was
as usual q partizan Fair. Finkbonc,
who showed some good horses, sworc
that he would take them out, unless
the awarding committee was changed,
and the change was made. Another
year wo think would finish the exhibi:
tion entirely. We advise the officers
not to call it a county Fair hereafter
but announce that thore will be a
gathering of people at the Fair grounds
to look at each other and to have q
holiday. H
Everything withcrs that Buttcrnut-
ism touches. Wherever it has power
it sits like an incubus upon the pro
gross of the people. No ono could
help comparing the last Fair with
those Of former years, when liberal
mon and intelligent stock growers and
agriculturists had control of it. Then
Fairfield county held one of the very
best Fairs in the State. Now, it is
outdone by township Fairs in neigh
boring counties. ,......
We hope, hereafter, that politics
will be excluded from the Agriculture
Society. II tho liberal and intelligent
mon Of the county, of whatever party
will take the management of the Fail
into their hands, Fairfield county viii
tako her old position among the Fairs
of The State.
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ILLEGAL PROCEEDINGS.

We hear of illegal proceedings in a
number of instances at the late cleo
ton. In Liberty and Clearcreek town
ships, we learn that the votes of de-
scrtcrs wero received, when the judges
had been informed of the fact OF de-
scrtion. Tho law makes it the duty
of judges of elections to challange
every person offering to vote, whom
they hno'o or suspect not to be duly
qualified as an clcctor. The Consti-
tuition Of Ohio requires that voters
shall be citizens of the United States,
and a law of Congress deprives dcscr-
ters Of citizenship. In Madison town
ship, we arc informed, the judges rofu-
scd the vote of q Union man because
his wife had separated from him and
removed to another township, while
they accepted the vote Of q democrat
whose wife had done the same and re.
moved beyond the township.
In Bloom township, Mr.. Moore, the
candidate on the democratic ticket
for County Commissioner, acted as one
of the judges Of election, contrary tc
law, which requires that when ono Of
the judges shall be a candidate fol
State or. County Office, substitute
shall be chosen to servo in his place.
In the Fourth Ward in this city two
Clerks of tho election were minors
who served contrary to law, which re
quircs that Clerks shall have the quail
ifcations of electors. ,-r ,,
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PERsoNAL-Thc many friends of
Mr.. I. Popple, will regret to learn
that he has left this city and gone, with
his family 10 Toledo, in this State,
where he intends making his future
home, Quite a number Of tho best
and staunchest Union mon of the coun-
ty have removed to the same place du-
ring the Summer and Fall. Among
tho number we notice II, L. Nicely,
Esq, for many years resident of Bal
timore; also Capt. J. D. Nicely, Jas
W. Mullinix, and others Of the same
place. Wchopo all have found pleas.
ant homes in the Lake City, and
the political atmosphere far more
healthy and agreeable than that ol
their former places of abode.
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List Of AndersonyiIIc Dead.

We are indebted TO VIM. III. Myers,
of the 1SIth Ohio regiment, for u list
of the Ohio prisoners who died at An
dersonville. The list is of general in
terest throughout the State, but is too
long for publication in our paper. A
similar list has been published in the
Cincinnati Commercial. The follow
ing soldiers, victims of rebel cruelty,
were from this county: n p.
j. Stover, Co, A, 18th regiment, died
May 18th, 1864.
S. Masters, Co. I, 18th regiment,
died June 11th, 1864. t..t
Hezekiah Cowdcn, 18th Regulars,
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THE ECLIPSR.

The Eclipse of the Sun comes off to-
day. 1t will begin at Lexington, Ken
lucky, at 7 hours, IS minutes and l
second, morning, and end about IA
minutes and 40 seconds after l 1 o'clock,
lasting three hours, sixteen minutes,
thirty-nine seconds. AS seen at Gin
cinnati, about nine.tenths Of tho suns
surface will be obscured.
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1sunaw

A frightful runaway occurred on
Monday last A horse driven by Mr..
bronson took fright near tho toll-gato
on Columbus street, and dashed the
buggy to pieces, thro wing Mr.. B. out
and injuring him severely, but not So
riously. .-----
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

The undersigned will o(Ter at private sale the io-
lowing property, situated in the town Of baltimore,
Fairfield County, Ohio, to-wlt:
fine Cottage dwelling on Main street, with
rooms; house nearly new; lots containing i Of an
in yard; also n large stable, smoke house, wood
house, and u well OF good water, plenty of grapes
and fruittrees in fine bearing order.
Also, A steam SawMill with Machinery attached
for bending fclOes shafts, 6c with let's sufficient for
n log-yard; all in good running order.
Also 55 acres OF land cleared and under cultiya-
ton adjoining the corporation.
Also 2JIs acres Of gooi timber land within x of n
mile from the mill; the timber mostly oak,
The above viii he sold in whole or in part to suit
the purchaser. Terms easy. &. W. MULINlX.
October 5-2S 4w.
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Agents Wanted For
The Secret Service, The Field, The Dun
- geon, ana the Escape.
uttt,r. 49,.


New York Tribune Correspondent.
The most interesting and exciting hook ever prI.
lisbed, embracing Mr. Rchardson's uITpsTaIeIedex
pcrence for four years; travelling through the South
IN the secret service Ofthc Tribune nj the outhrel
Of the war, with our armies and fleets both cast AMI
west durng the first two years OF the rebellion; liz
thrilling eptire Msconfnement for twenty months
IN seven different rebel Prisons; his escape, and nI,
most miraculous journey by night " nearly iiD miles
II will abound in stirring cvcnfa, and contain more
Of the et incident and romance OF the than any
other work published.
Horace Greeley says: az great many hooks will
get be written concerning this War, in addition 10 the
many already in print bnt not ~ them will give
within similar compass, clearer, fuller, read
able account entirely from personal observation, ri
the nature n1ins, purposes, tcndences, and Insiru-
mcnalities Ofthe Slayeholdcrs Rebellion than does
the unpretending narrative Of Mr. Riehardsony
Teachers, ladics, energclc Young men, aud cspe.'-
ially returned and disabled officers and soldiers IN
want Of profitable employment, will find it peeHlarly
adapted TO their condition. We lave agents clearing
slI5 per month, which we will prove to any doubling
applicant. Send for erculars Address
JONES BROS, & co, ~.
st.... 1ls West Fourth s., Cincinnati Ohio.
September u ,IIn.s n
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THE EQUESCURRICULUM

Nevor mind the name, tho show is
to be here on Saturday, October 2Sth.
A portion of this immense establish
ment wintered near this city last win.
ter and will, we learn, do so again the
coming winter. 1t combines. seven
shows under one tent, and is no doubt
the most extensive and richly-appoint-
ed exhibition travelling: The Detroit
Free Press says of the procession on
entering that city: "The procession
yesterday through our principal streets
created farore. Nothing like it, in
point of length, solidity or granduer
has ever been displayed here in sim
liar connection"
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Morgan's maiority..............1,OG ,OGi

Morgan's majority..".."......1,OG
The Long ticket received one vote
in the county. AS Virgil L. Shaw was
the candidate on the Long ticket for
Clerk of the Supreme Court, he Of
course cast the one vote mentioned
Supposing each candidate on the
State ticket TO have voted, tho Long
ticket received nine votes in the State.
Mr.. Shaw, after charging through all
the parties on record, has reached the
last ditch.
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BG~A new lot of Merinos, Alpaccas,
and other dress goods in general just
received at Black & Coles.

DS~ Domestic Goods of all dcscrip-
tions, at the very lowest prices at
Black & Coles.
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Something New for the Ladies'.
A new style of dress facing, very
desirable, at Black and Coles.
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Public Lands.
SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLuanus, October l, 1855.
In accordance with the provisions Of an act of the
General Assembly NJ the State Of Ohio pJsse'l
April H. 1866 the undersigned State Officers viii
ceivc proposals for the purchase Of the Land Scrp
received from the United States for the establish.
ment ofan Agricultural College and Colleges in the
Stateof Ohio. The Scrip be Ioca'ei % day ,Seaai
Tn'ei States LdmlS, subject 10 entry at prirdfe SAFE al
81 25. (Mineydi Lands oreh,detl
N0NrOposition will he received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres.
Ifmnre convenient, proposals may be male to the
Auditor aud Treasurer oanv county, whOw ttans-
init the same to the undersigned
JAS. IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
WM. U0orER,
Treasurer of State.
W. HENRY SMITH,
Oct. 5-2S 2m. Secretary of State.
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THEATRE.

WEAvRR's Dramatic Combination
will Opon at the City Hall on next
Monday evening, with "Our American
Cousin" and "The Dobutanto." Mr..
and. MRs. III. A. WEAVER have visited
Lancastcr before and are known tI
our people. We have seen Mr.. Wca.
yer as Phidias and Raphael in the
MARBLE Heart" and can commend
him as an actor of considerable power
See advertisement. 5JE ,s.si
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FIVE FREyCH DANCING HORSES,
FOUR GREAT CLOWNS,
THE INEVITABLE
JOE PENTLAND.

viii ofiiciate rs Clown IN the Equestrian Scenes.
Special attention is directed to the Grand Grttous
Exhibition, which may properly be styled "liorse
Show" which II Journalist called magnificent dis
play, and described as follows: "No one should fail
to see the grand public entrance oithe Equescurlcu-
lum into each town where il exhibits, which will take
place about 10 O'clock in the morning of the day OF
exhibition, as the outfit of the Establishment is en-
tirey new, and of the most costly description. The
cages carriages and wagons were manufactured by
the well known Ahbotts, of Concord, New Hamp-
shire, and arc ornamented in the highest style Of
art. The superb harness is by lyman Lloyd, and
in the country, while the Stud Of Horses comprise
$50 ofthe finest specimens Of horse-fiesh ever COLI
Iceted together on either continent. Farmers and
Breeders will find this stock Of Horses show in
ITSELF while Manufacturers and Artisans arc invited
to examine the splendid workmanship Of the new
wagons. Everything is ncw-ncw tents, new wagons,
new harness, new seats, new wardrobe, new proper
ties, and new ideas without number.
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To the Public.

The subscriber has removed his
Clothing Store to DR.. Shawk's corner,
where he will be pleased to greet all
his friends with anything in his line.
Oct, 3, '65-28. JACOB HITE.
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LANCASTER MARKET.
N% WM nm ~ WAY.

EHROM the subscriber, living in Bloom township
Edward Haynes, anapprentlce 20 the bricllaying bu
siness. All persons are hereby warned against har
boring or trusting sald apprentice on my account
One cent reward will be paid for his return.
J. Il. critics.
Oct 10 own
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THREE GIGANTIC CIRCuSESI

All the leading Riders appear on Horses.
Each nrtistc Of the Triple Circus Troupe will take
part in an unparalleled display ofhorsclnanshp and
Athletic Skill. At each entertainment the Troupe
of Acting Bears will be introduced in the Arena in
all their unprecedented performances; the Educated
Sacred Bull and the Leaping liutEoes will exhibit
their wonderful training. Professor wallaccs CoTps
Of Performing Dogs, Monkeys and Ponies will 90
through their astonishing and indescribshiy iaigba.
ble feats The only Male and Female Ri,iers-the
only real Bareback Equestrian in the World, are
with the E1nescurricnlum. Independent Of the ,In.
paralleed attractions ofthis combination, the man.
agement, With pride and pleasure announce the
positive appearance Of the only great rider in the
world, the champion horseman
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1GrLadics', Misses and Childrens'
Shoes in great variety at Black 4 Coles.
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CHOICE article of FAMILY FLOUR.
weare fully prepared to do all kinds Of
CUSTOM WORK,

at short notice, or exchange Flour for Wheat. and
will Mt all times PAY the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE for Wheat or other Grain.
We arc prepared to sell aud deliver to families In
the city at ali times and short notice, choice extra
Family Flour by the Barrel or Sack, Corn Meal,
Buckwheat Flour and Mill Feed at the very lowest
market price. Ns- Leave your orders at tho pln.
MUMAUGH & SON.
Lancaster September IS, 1s5j-2Ttf
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Home MADE CLOTHING!
Made to Order

Will do well to call rs have lately secured the
services of Mr.. NJ, d. o. CONNER, formerly Gutter
for the House ofW. C. Browning Co., 3sJ, Broad
way, New York.
We have also the finest workmen in the city, and
we will warrnt good t, aud the work to be Of the
very best quality orno sale.
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Oct. 10, ew."
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Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of Jewlery &c.

RIO be disposed OF ~ ONE DOLLAR sach
4 without regard 10 value. and not 10 be paid for
INT you know what you are % receive,
Our Inducements are the greatest ever offered for
obtaining good Jewelry a. low prces.
Certificates % sli the articles named in our circu-
lar sre PAT into envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and when ordered are drawn, without regard 70
choice, snd sens By mail, Tree % expense giving all
3 fair chance. II vii then be 81 your oSiion 70
send One Dollar Ior the article or not, sATIsFAC-
TON Is GUARANTEED N all cases and A. there
are No BLANKs Il n inapossb tor any one % re-
cove lees than The vAiue Of heir money.
our LIST comprises l50,00o srtcles, valued 81
from g 70 Sls5 sacb, consisting OF Gents and La
aies' Gold and silver Hunting Oased watches, Nj
nature Magic spTing snd snap Locke 5, Oval and
Ceased Gold bracelets, Gold Pens with silver
rnoun,es Ehony holders, Gold Pens with silver ex-
tens,on cases ana pencils, Gold Tooth and Ear
Picks. Chased and stone set Rnge, Bosom studs,
sleeve Buttons variety 81 styles) California. Dia-
r,ons solitaire and Cluster Pms, 6ents' Masonic
Pms and Rfugs, Ladies Belt Buckles, Gold Thin
I5es. Corsl, opal, Jet sad Pear sets a ladies'
ls,xetv variety Of styles q Far Drops and Brooch
- C,nsie aine and Long Gusrd Chains, Gents Vet
md Neck Chains, Geld snd jet Revolving Brooch
e5,r,nlsr containing hst Of Srtices. also the
rgra.4 TSbu..KsFSrs kEb PEREiuss Ne Offer N
t-r,-ing Cluls, viii Be seat free. sngecsrtacaies
- nts Az faf 81 thireen ior Sc tnlrty Tires for
e. 80 hundred ioT SIS. or central iocaucn
- ss near ne mosi rano points, and Al or
49, nrounpty filed and forwarded ny return NAL
y y ss1ss wasted in every sogn and eoqniy,
s. West Fourth a., G netnnaii. Ohio
s.vq In,
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much they impress little or nothing. This
KIND OF preaching has been denounced by
the most eminent divine of the century, who
says; "Tbe only appropriate occasion for
this generic language is when we wish to
aro'a giving vivid impression, when our
object is to soften what is offensive, disgust
lug or shocking"
Has not that been the object Of pro-
slavery preachers for the past thirty years ?
To what but their teachings can we attrib-
ute the fact that system which induces
every species Of outrage on humanity has
come to be considered Heaven ordained?
When the impartial historian shan sum
up the records Of our bloody civil war, he
viii charge against the adherents Of the
slaveholders' rebellion fearful balance Of
cruelty and barbarity, and for the depravity
that produced those crimes he will hold
none more responsible than those professed
servants Of Christ who have been recreant
10 their duty. BETA.
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HOndsEs, TAursdaTu ana SATURDAYS,
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aJaaahrille AniutG.
WIN. OAMERON & CO., Publishers.
SUNDAY. sEpTEMBER Il. 1856.
For the Daily Union.
truth Triumphant.
Pr JOHN B. SMITH.

truth Triumphant.
BY JOHN B. SIXTH.
I've seen the slandeiers 50 forth,
To vsnquish in this life
Those better natures who partake
OF vigor in its strife.
I've seen the wantcn acts Of SIN,
These enemi es Of all,
Would do to serve their demon souls,
And glut their hears of gall.
But have seen the innocent
The purer souls 'mongst men;
Rise DER their prosecuted fates,
And strip the tongue or pen.
of all their venomed poison poured
To injure-to destroy
I've seen undauntsd truth defeat,
All arts the false employ.
How beautiful is lie or death
When hearts are purgsd Of sin
How trihing then seems earth's travails,
Aow nOiseless all its din.
Though SANDER strides the chosen paths
Pure natures choose to tread;
II Honesty and Truth protect,
II hides its Cain-like head.
Oh upright soull attacked-betrsyed-
Though Islander doth assail,
Be brave-the victory is thine,
Truth mast and s0U prepaii.
NASHVILLE, Sept. Is, '65.
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TAN var ID
Tor Sale.

THE untlsFsignss offsrs Tor saie h.s allaniid
4 1AnperF, y. = AZ o. ne Iant and appui ia'laai
caa tEsTetc triouWug.
vi also seii uifa ne gard. 81 Of he stock o.
iasfher tsunads and 10 pruceas ~ iani oons.siaf Of
re-l 90 20 - siiss, 40 q Eh'eh = neaf'y read5
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=, -. -. ne taasl..eas " tbuGt delay ny place
4 - - fha anerf ineaiilss ior the E1nnare sr
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ssrre III icllF bills oFsiinc. lg the Aa.ifq ID d.
T-r.zsse. aul eomrnaading one 81 ths aaa.f gfs..s
as.1of tna aii-Ensaies d - unaaFfasaad In uaanf
IA hath sd asfsr- mere isia fiso sfirs 4 uas
"a faiing free sieps aHter on sre piars
1hlsis - FerY daeTafla piasa f1r aal.i st.all
ana ensi Nd, ulefe haluE zone eutn aea.f
a. - 81 soc piace Ire fu'tnae eH,-iasItg o..
f.nueGy ass r1liit atH slesial rairreues. % t5
aaess, here isiur uElh.ns aseessarY SO But ~
fnscansrF, lhe he5nphls saI ghsIlestoa hs-
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mile of rho shove real.
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1870 De shove asinsf lis.uesse-, eoiil 49, a.
tstsr fhsu 10 sxsniI1s y proferiy tsiofs itlehas
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The Alabama OOnFentlon.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. I2.-The Con.
vention assembled to-day. Ninety dele
gates present, and al but two counties are
represented. The Convention, amer beipo
sworn in by Governor Parsons, organized by
eleeang Mr.. Ben. Fitzpatrick, formerly
United STATES Senator, (D0uglas nominee in
$780, President. After s contest between
Osborn (UniOn,) and Clotherall, IA former
Confederate states official, the former was
elected Secretary by one majority. Mr..
Crews, editor Of the Advertiser, was elected
Assistant Secretary.
There are many fine looking men in the
Convention, and they are seemingly in
earnest va.