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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

BHuops McIILyA,yE AND HoPKISs 1T is we'll
Known. no Doubt that the closing address to
the Church, was delivered at the late trisnnial
conventions OF the Episcopal Church. 10 Phila-
dephia, by the venerable Bishop McIlvsius, Of
this State. The way 10 which this came shout,
is fact Of interest enough to note among the
many interesting proceedings OF that important
gathering. The closing services. with the ad.
dress, dev oived upon the senior Bishop. wtO,
sjncs the deaths OF Brownell Of Connecticut
and Meade Of Virginia. 10 Bishsp Hopkins. of
Vermont. not orious for bis Soushsfa proeiisi-
ties. The address that hsd been prepared BY
this prslste, In accordance with these proelivi.
ties. was silent spon the subject Of the iniqai-
tous rebellion sDd The desola,ioas from which
the land was suffering. and devoted 10 Q grea.
measure. to . diairibe against spiritsalism
fasnd 90 little favor before The convection a. 70
be uusnimously voted down, and snstbsr pre-
pared under the band OF the Bishop Of Ohio.
adopted 10 its stead. This action Of the con-
yenlion 90 inceused the orient preIats. that his
seat IN the center Of the chancel was vacant
and he refused TO be Prssest ct the delivery. -
This course Of the convention wss % cssditabls
- the rebuks was wisheriug and deserving 70
Bishop Hopkins. and Forthy and hoporsbls V
y . Bi'h9p ai ihh siAh. sSs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

TnE BARxERs --0D account Of the snpropi
tioss state sfthe weather on Wednesday lsst.
the Barker Concert did not come of The
troupe will. however, visit this place sgsiu aud
hope 10 have the pleasure Of singing to an
Ashtabula audience again. aud those ueighbor-
log towns wbers they have slways been greeted
with full hosscs, They sing at Conueaus this
Friday evening. - --.l-. L'--...H
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
Wisharfs Piss Tree Tar Csrdis(.
The Great Remedy for Cs@sssspsisN

READING, Pa, April 10, foeA :
On. WisxARf-Ds~ Sif:--Ons year ago the Exaninine
Surgeon Of this district told had consuption Of the
Lungs and that could not b cured and judging IN
my symptous at that tme myself supposed this 70 b tu
for than year troubled with hacking cough
which gradually grew bad that could have sexSre
ft Of coughing without splitting up blood Ia large quan-
For months could not work At anything and sbgsa
TO Keep led of the time. While this condition
in Mr. lawbothams store, in tits city, and hs seeing
how low recommended me to try Pine Tree gsf
Cortia lie said he had sold great deal of it, that a
1t had cured many Others he believed would do
good bought bottle and commenced using It. In vsry
short time that getting better very FAST and A.
ter taking several bottles entirely restored to health
that could work day at business which 10 very
heavy work, In iron foundry When commenced to
Pine Tree Tar Cordial weight only hundsA
and thirty pound. since the OF 1t have weighed
average hundred and 6fty6ve shall be glad Ia
have you publish this believe should not have been
living at this ts IL had not used great medicine ana
wish all who suffer to receive Its benefit -
Very truly yours, ti = i3>rs.A6-
Capt. SAsyRL HARxRR, ,
Ne. 934 S. Eighth street. Reading, fel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

The NKw lRoS BRlDGA at the Depot is, we
believe, nearly ready for the track The TEN.
psrsrys,i work for the continuance Of the track
to either bssk fol the accommodation Of grav.
el tran now soon TO be put oD.is also nearlydone,
so that we shall soon see solid embsDkment
hsver ling oil bat i5o feet and he abutments,
the wide stretea across the river 6at. ,y.aa.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
HOSTITTER'S BItTERS BY the Case
1A or at Wholesale Pricesst ''.'
HE r AID OF HEALTH
AKp JOURNAL or PHYSICAL ovLruRH.

THE great intsres, now being manifssted
BY all intelligent and cultivated people the sujeetof
Physicsi Culture Bodily Deveopuent and the laws e Life
makes Journal devoted % tkis subject household
sity. Parents beginung to feel d matter Of
esneuspce that their children b reared In health and
vigon stsdsn begin to feel sound bodies we're ef az
eh portanes TO them sound ainda Professional men
begnnag to that health has much 70 do with food
culture and wise hygiene Tor body aad ipd are
nor, ..iasSs than rsstsr.s them g hsstA nes
treats all subjects relating hsak tbs sss q children
and invAd Hygsne physiaal tainiss growth The isv Of
lie ne e..s o. ia.s ssa ,topass tossA rais nerves
Who values hsaith bodily synsy ssl Physisa pSrsiea
,i,.ss. rss.ass pSS,eI - sso ys;s -, ssssss
SmH wiAlssset, rss rssk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

LARGE PorAroEs.---soms one left at odr
den half busbei OF PeacLblow Potatoes OF
mampotb size! The largest we believe weigh
IA pounds. Thee Of them made meal for
our retinue. What disappointed us wa, that
they were OF most excellent quality. '...l b.ot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

WANTED per pound will be given for
good Ladies' Hair. Enquire at Howey &
Blnkslee's Photograph Gallery p 81 III
Ashtabu'a, Oct 3, 1867, 2ms23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT Oval frames, Circle and
Arch top frames. Rustic frames. Moulding
frames, on hand and mede to order at Cosr,
for 80 days. gZL....I.I..s7r.
"a - A. ALDERT'S GALLERY.
The Mason g. Hanih Cabinet Organs,
sry different Styles adapted TO sacred and securr music,
for $50 to 5000 each. THfEIYFIvE GOLD or SILVER
MEDALS other first premiups awarded them Idst.a-
tod Catalogues free Address MASON HAMLIN Eoi4o ON,
or MASON BROTHERS, NEW Yoer sl9y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

DhowS's BRoxcHrAL TRo chEs.--Tbe bens.
fetal effects resulting from the use OF this
Remedy and it's extensive use for Coughs,
Colds. aud Throat Affections. has brought
out many limitations, most OF which contain To-
furious ingredients. The Troaches have proved
their efficacy. Sl-.La-ta tn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
4. IJaiisi. Csr. for Brsseaisis


Mr.. Ward sayst
DR.. Wish Akr-S1s hsd Brcnehitis InaamrnAfios sfa
Lungs Shortness Of Breath, and Psipafion tile Heart E
their worst forms had been OF the ost
eminent physicians In Phadeph but they could not slos
the rapid Of disease and hsd despired Of eves
grave Your Pine Tree Tar Cordial highly
to bv friend. tried It. and thspkfai 10 sav thzs
alter using four large and one small botss
perfect health. You give Teerenbs my house No
o6S North Second street. at ocea Recelver
rsm n. to n, corner ofchsstnut and Sixth s,rss
JozN Wxk4,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

ASoTHsR RsAL Es1ArE CHANCE We hear OF
is lot rdjoining the late Buckley Hubbard
property, belonging to J.. B. Shepard, running
through from Main to Psrk Street with some
20 odd feet with buildings on that, aud some ~
on Main Street, taking Fox's shop, has been
purchased by D.. Van Norman for the consid.
cation of $4,000. The Parii Street front is to
be used for residence while that on Main
Street will furnish desirable accommod odations
for the location Of m Office, as soon as the
present leases expire.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

sAsHrABULA CsuSrr ELEcsIOs.--Proxim
returns Of the vote for Governor, says the
Sentiae!. bavs been received at the Clerks
Office. BY verbal report and endorsements on
the poll books. Of IN the towns except Dorset
and Hsrtsgrovs. The result is 40 aggregate
vote for Cox q 4.o5s, Counting the two miss.
log towns as they voted last year. and 95l for
Morgan. Last year Smith had, Tor Secretary
Of State. 1859. aud Armstrong sl4i and
Lincoln had 53l3. sad Met Ciellan l0O5 Com.
pared rith the home vote OF last year. this is
something of falling on bat not very great
eas sndsr the circumstances. Oar majority
this year 10 about s.l0o. With bst smsh sol
disrs vO,s TO be added. Asthe pell.books are
not epsned BY law until ths 10th proximo. the
official vote Of the county cannot bs bad be-
fore that time. II -
A!xIss VS.. RRo&x.--1'ae u.jorities for these
eandidala nj. l. Al. -. - = a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

The firm Of Rice, Clark & Rice, which was
formed short time since by the purchase Of
Mr.. Clark into the old 6rm or NJ. II q p. J..
Rice, ha, returned to It's old style by the with.
draual OF Mr.. CLARK, who has pnrchased the
farm Of p. j. Rice. at A ndoyer, Lorain sounsy.
whittier he is to remove. while Mr.. r. transfers
bis residence to this place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

IssrALLAr.oM--1he ceremonies Of installing
the Rev. g. N. TuTRiLL, as Pastor OF the Con.
gregatiensl Church in this place. will take place
on 2hursdcy Of next week, instead Of Tuesday,
as was announced from the desk on Sunday last;
The services will begin at 2 o'clock, and be
participated in by the clereymeu and delegates
Of the psishboriug Churches, iDclu1;og those
Of Cleveland and the West Side. The occasion
will no doubt be one Of interest and pleasure.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
I. d. WtSHARTa
'fiFW fi' fs-iatbfsng "a
PINE TREE ~ II.....l.... g
r Al Q o 4 0iXlt,
d fHi iisr SssrDa fos sHsoxs mo .sss y
pIsEksfs.
DrsEksRs.

. - |.. ~.
h the vital prInsIps Of the pine tree seo4snsd ~ pssa
liar proc-s. In the d.tlstion u The f " vsh u, h,ss~
medical properties are rstsipsd. g1ti.,lta tno 49,
nsibs only safe and slisbis remedy vhieh hss ev hss
prepared from the juice Of the pine tree. 'A ~
lnvisor.tss the sgs.'..orssas and rssot " 49,
lite. ..t ss.tn
II strengthens the dsbiitatsd systsm.
npurisss and enriches the boed sxpss ke The ~
en- hs.corruptop which serofaia bsseds. ~.
di.,ov.s the mueus or pblegm which ssp> ths sif -
sagss Of the lungs -.
bssng principles cot upon The irratsd surface Of ~
usss and hrOss pspsus TO each diseased part Ilsvse
pain and subduing Inflammation.
II is thsrssu Of years Of study and experiment sndnh
offered to the scted with the positive cf its poww
the following diseases the patient has not toe long
delayed resort TO the Ceusumptsn of tAs
Lungs Coughs Sors Ihrost and Breast Bronchitis. Ash
whooping Cough, DID ia, and is also sxossnt rsns1
for Diseases OF tbs Kidneys and Fsmais Complaints.
av.yoS . cough. Have yos sor, threat, Fave yss
any Of the premoptory symptoms that most fatal dsss
Consumption, Thos. who should be warned BY hsss y
toms generally think light of them sBtIlts too late. Fro
this than any other arises the sad prvaspes ssn
fatality which sweeps to the grave st least oss
sixth Of sshs victims Consumption has destroyed nsse
OF the human family than any other disease and tho bs
physicians for m.nyears have desp.ired Of cure,
edy ths would heal the lunes but for than two has-
dred years the whole medical fraternity have been impressed
that there mysterious power and scesey In tho Ps
Tree Tar neal the lungs thsrsor they have recommsn
cd this u Of Tar Water which 10 many had good -
feet buthov combine the medical proper les hs
the lungs has been mystery unt IL discovered
Dr. L. G. wIsHART, Of Philsdspha the prspretss e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Professional 10NiSa.-We shall be doing
many Of our readers in other portions of the
County. favor by calling their attention to the
card OF Mr.. S. !. FAssKTr. whose long expert.
ence and skill as atunsr Of Pianos have rem.
dersd his services necessity in this section OF
the musical world. These services. which have
been enjoyed mostly along the lake shere he
proposes now to extend threug ghout the county
so that those who have been without any de.
peudeues in this line, may now avail themselves
Of his 6ue musical taste ard accuracy by ad
dressing him at this place.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Iscoxxs.--The list for this County, which was
begun last week. has heeE closed up the pres.
ent, II may not be perfect 10 all respects, or
show the proper smosat Of each person. as
some have been taken upon the monthly returns,
andef course are not found in their proper
place upon The annual list. These. however, we
have attempted to gather up. Then those who
are in Governnent employ, pay direct. With
these exceptions, the list will be found, We
think, toleraby correct,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Nkw .RoAD.-Supervi.or Mitchell is lsbori.
ously engaged in working ihsroad recently laid
out by the Borough. bet ween North Ridge
being en- extension Of the lane running b., he
residences of Felix Conuely and John F. Gif-
ford, and the Depot csmiog cut little west OF
thsaAInsrtcau House. The road is to Le 60
feet wide. The scarcity of'buiding, and lots
to accommodate the "natural growth" OF our
expanding Village, suggested this additional
highway. Needful and gratifying IS this step
is it is source Of iegret that it could not have
been more direct 10 its course, and have added
one more to The few straight roads 10 be found
upon our Villsge plat. ta
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
Csaxss :f Long Stanaing Csrsf:;
". received .b. Following FRO. Utica, NY:

We received the 1oilowing'ffe. Utea, r:
DR.. wIsHART-Desr Sir IL take pleasure in fnf6rmiaa
through this source that your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
which was recommended Tor daughter BY Mr. j. A. Hsl
OF tuis city, has cured her OF cough Of than Ave-
months standing had thought her beyond cure and haa
employed the best medical aid without bsnent i
eheefully recommend 1t to the public safe and sure
remedy for those similarly afflicted know Of many other
standing coughs. =
Yours, respectfully, >. ~ MA r.tr.
JoBNv PAExBR, pagurrssn Artist
Ne. l2o Genesee street, Utica. n r.
have used DR.. wisharfs Pine Tree ~
Cordial IN my my and cordially vaiuar
bic and safe medicine for colds eoagbs and to thoss ps
posed TO Consumption. Ut. G. A. Fesrxs, :.
No. 100 Gsnesss street. vtiss, MI.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Nurs WANTED "A few bushels OF chestnuts,
hickorypots, butternu,s, and blackwsluuts want
ed 10 payment Of pew or old subscription to the
Tsieeydsh. sls,'7 .s'vs.ra tar4.fts 1n i.st sefi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives rsai.fA A
cases Of Asthma and WhooYaE Cough, u onten earss
whooping before hah It's course q .ets 4 oas
upon the phegm and mucus, and expes them ftou tbe
throat and the sufferer Is relieved In ease of lshs N
Dr. Wisbss Dyspepsia Pills with the Coral e hsy ises
never been known to Gail TO cure that dissssA -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

The Reporter comes to us this week under
the euspices Of our old friend RHO, looking
as fresh and attractive T" any suberbau
journal upon our list. We welcome Mr.. r.
back to the sdiierisl tripod with pleasure
and wish him all success. while We take leave
Of bis retiring predecessor with feelings Of
kindnesa and respect .-----.---. --.--.--
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
AYnr.s ,CArHAnric PITTS

A RE the most perfect pr,-
~ gative which we ars able
TO produce, which we
think has ever yet been n.ede
by any body. Theft effects
bavesbundantly shown 10 ostbs
community how mach they
excel ths ordinary medicines
In use. They are safe and
pleasant to teke, but powerful
to cure. Thsir penetrating
properties stimulate tie vital
activities Of the body, remove
the distractions OF, lis orrans.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

Boy Wanted, A good and active boy over
a and not over ~ years Of age can ipds situ7
alton at this Office. Must come well recon-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

The County Fair says The Sentinel VI" The
best and most Successful one ever bad. There
we're nearly, II not quite, 100 entries; and the
receipts from all sources. were somsth ing over
sLlOo. This puts the society 10 good shape,
aud out Of debt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

A!xIss VS.. RRo~x.--1'ae usjoriiies for these
candidates we're given 10 the toSsships Is fol.
lows, onitting Deuasfk lii
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

10 GAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
!, e. 81 ,s.: ss:. good s''oas,a 4 s's assn t4''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

a. BRIDAL CHAMBER, Essay Of Warning and Iustrue-
,tss FER Young hen--pubshed hy the Howard Asocia-
DR. J. sKILLlN HoUGHToN. Howard Association, Phils-
tslphaA Pa. y7so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21
TELEGRAPH

o. . year isys,issIy I'm Aav.n.s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-21

whfskersi whiskerst--Do you want wbiskers
or houstachesi Our Grecisn Compound win force them
grow tn snpooihes face chin bald Heads SIX
WssEs Ptos Sent BY mail any where, closely seal
-, receipt OF prics. Address, 81 fo4 .,a 80 ~
WARNER b Co., Boz 1ss, Brooklyn, 400 ly
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
Alabama,

our contemporaries in Alabama, are hay
ing quite spirited time of it in the Gr
perha'oflal canvass. The Selma Time
says 4 person would judge from read
ing the Montgomery p1pers, that Messrs
buIg@rs:nd Patton were the ONLY co,d;
oafes. s"h adds: The men in tho into
rior ha'o resolved upon electing Judge
biiiy smith, and will no doubt do it h,
a tremendous msjority."
DR.. lFaiah Morgan, has been tandorod
by his Excellency, President johnson
the appointment of Direct Tsx Con,
missioner for the District of the State ~
Alabama.
Inc Freedmen of Selma recently held
- council and adopted resolutions evin
|c!ng laudable and commepdablo srir;t
A Planters conven ton is called 70 mao,
IN MON fsomeIy on the first Monday ~
he approaching session Of the AIahoroa
Legislature. '"'n@
capt Shaw, of Montgomery, has nra
|ent'd d the editor of the Mail with nho
|ncr.,I 1911 q puO- |
|osr"ph OF the eclipse, which visited tbot
pity on the l9,h
ne oyster openers of Mobile had
'i'Ne III mat city on the 18th for higher
ages They were getting 20 cents ner
uhured and demanded 25 cents. Tho
Id time price was 10 cents.
Inc Mail reports ths following a. Tho
F'ing cotton quotations in Montgomery /
2 the 2oth: Ordinary SO cents Low Ma
ing 45, Strict Middling so Good Ma
ling So. A A'o-
Inc Mobile Tribune reminds tho de,;n v
penn luohc that The Internal Revenue
|ehSe Is required to be paid in advance :
q that the days OF grace are fast f,, 4
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
EMIGRATION TO THE SoUrH.-A late

EMIGRATION TO THE SoUrH.-A late
number Of the Philadelphia Ledger, says,
a comprehensive scheme for benefittine
the South by supplying it with labor has
been devised in the East. Governor An
drew, Of Massachusetts,, being at the head
of it. Tde pr jet 'ntempla!es the es.
tablishment OF central office in New
York. where the owners Of land in the
slave States can become acquainted with
Northern purchasers, ard thus stream
OF emigration be organ zed which will fill
certain sections Of the South with pop
u!aiion having Northern energy and
ideas. Branch offices will be Instituted in
all the former slave States In this way
1t IS hoped to reconstruct" the Southern
States socially, as well az politically The
Southern States themselves are doing
of the same kind, and to the
same end. 1t is proposed in several of
them TO appoint State commissioner
with power to ascertain and advertise all
lands Tor sale, to open information off,
'es' to distribute descriptive phamyhlets,
md to station emigration agents in The
chief ports of Europe
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24
MiaCellanaana

The report OF the escape of Mr.. Davi
is not confirmed by late Washington dis
patches.
The 100000 belonging to Mrs. Gen. Ew
ell, which was l;beled by the United Statel
Attorney at St. Louis in January last, ha.
been ordered by the Attorney General tc
be restored to the legal representative
of the lady.
Ihe American song of cod John
Brown" has been devoted to a new pur-
pose in Ireland. A Fenian song now
popular in Ireland, asserts that "Johp
Browns Knapsack was No. '98," thus re-
vivlng the memory of the movement of
'9S and the American war in the mird of
tle hearer.
A st. Louis burglar, who was robbing
room IN which young lady was sleeping,
could not resist the temptation of kissing
the BEAUTIFUL lip, of the damsel, and was
eau ght at it. It will be State prison for
a kiss. 'o'
Hon. D. c. Smith, acting Governor of |
Idaho Territory, fell dead in the streets
of Rocky Bar, few days since.
Late advices from the City Of Mexico
the appointment of Can't M
Maury as an Honorary Counsellor bv
he Emperor Maximillian.
We learn from the Augusta Constitu.
iohallst' that telegraph line is now be.
ng built from Augusta to Atlanta. +
Stone, who has just been elected Gov.
rnor of Iowa by about 16, 900 majority is
faVor of negro suffrage. J
Ihe books of the Federal undertake. =
Nashville, Tenn, show that he bas bn a
ed since the Federal occupation of the
~ 1851 soldiers and Government am. u
oyees 1000 of the lat;el,) also 5000 y
Del soldiers, and 10, 900 contrabandsand
'ugees. D
The cattle plague is greatly Increasing La
England and Ireland, and the same dis. pr
e has broken out among the sheen If
post mortem of the diseased sheen Br
ives this undoubtedly. W
is said that John c. Breckinridoo II; II;
poses to bacome British subject. Ne
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

G lie, Daniel, Hillyer, Lyles, Marable, MI:
ton, Pennybacker Powers, Reid, Robert
son, Thompson, Wall, Webber-17-tota
vote-22.
FOR W. 6. FEATHERsToN.
Senators-Mr Taylor-L
Representatives-Mr Phipps-1-total
vote-2
FOR L. ALCoRN.
Senators-Mr President, Messrs Bin
ford, Brow, Hooker. Jackson, King,
Land, Leachman, Mosley, Napier, VIII
son-ll,
Represen tatives-Messrs Arnold Boone.
Brown of Kemper, Bridgers. of Choctaw,
Burress, Burton, Deason, Ellis, Easterlins,
Foxworth, Gowan, Grace, Hamilton. Han.
son, Hearne, Hicks, Hunter. Huffman,
lrby, Kennedy, Jones. Mabry. Mayson,
Merrill Aorphis, McInnis, Mel ,urin,
McRae, McWhorter, OScps, Phillips,
Seal, Steele and Walker-35-,total
vote-4G.
FOR S. J. GHoLsoN.
Senators-Mes Lylss, Miller, Robin
son, Stone and VOLTS.
hepresentativ"s-Mes Acker, Bow
den. Brooks, Carter, Cromwell, Duff Gill. |
sha alp, Griffin, Gresham, Labauve, Lewis,
Levers, Liddeli, Luse, Mslable, Martin, |
~ Murray. Pounds, Shannon,
steele, Suratt, Tindall, Tankersley and
" "lIilams-25-totSl vote-30
Neither candidate receiving a consti
utlonal majority. on motion Of Mr. La
'auVe, OF the House, the convention took
recess until to morrow morning at 9
'clock.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-24

An act to prevent the distilIation q
Liquors. approved April 5th, 1864.
Various amendments were offered ane
tne bill was referred to the Judiciar,
Committee. }
a message was received from the House
announcing concurrence by the House in
sundry Senate resolutions, and the pas
sage OF sundry Senate bills.
House bills acted on IAN act to reouire
ehe Board OF Police of Washington county
70 establish permanently the place where
the courts OF said county shall be held !"
was passed.
An act allowing fees to sherifs and
co eonsta 6ies oe6 in certain cases. approved Dec
10Th, 1888, SO far as to extend the same to
the city OF Natchez." passed.
An act to authorize the election of an
aodltlonal Justice of the Peace and Con
!, ,aole In the district in which the CITY of.
Haichtz is included" &C., referred to the
Judiciary. ~ ~ WY
= An act to locate the county site OF
bolivar county" passed.
:, An act to change the name of John
!, randolph Vikings Gibbs, to John Ran
iolph Vikings" passed.
BY Mr.. Lowry,
An act to change the name of Susan
sne Msgee to Susan Jane Reeve" rel
Adjourned till o'clock tomorrow
1orning.
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j. H. MARSHALL,