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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-06

THE TEMPERANCE FEsTIvAL.-Tn our brief
notice of the festival of Springfield Division,
Sons OF Temperance, held at their hall, on
Church Hill, on Thursday night, we scarcely
did justice 10 the pleasures of the occasion,
though the outline gave fair idea of the pro.
ceediugs. The supper was one of the most
abundant and luxurious which it has ever
been our pleasure to partake of. After the
company had finished their attack upon the
good things, there followed an intellectual
feast, which was highly enjoyed by those
present.
The following toasts were proposed by Mr..
J. T. Snipes:
"l May the pressing demand for the good
things before us op-press none present, but
i'm press the members of the press with the
desire 10 express through the press the i'm
pressive lessons of temperance.
"2 Temperance Reform-the great Archime.
dean lerer, whose fnlcruun Is the principles or
Love, Purity and Fidelity whose potoer is the
Order, and whose weight is the world"
Great applause followed the announcement
of these toasts, and speeches We're made by
DR.. Trent, R. H Mullen, l.. ID. NJ. w. +.
William P Snipes and Mr.. Berry, promis-
ing young lawyer. Several sweet temperance
songs were sung, among which
'No, no, no, no, no, no, I'll not drink any more,
was particularly striking. The company broke
up about o'clock A. NJ, all much delighted
with the events of the festival.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-06

PRovosr COURT-fjsEvETC COLONEL McENTEE
pREsIDING.-The following cases were disposed
of in this Court Yesterday:
Pat Dugan, Of the Twenty-fourtn Massa-
chusetts, and Charles Clary, of the Twelfth
United States Infantry charged with attempt
ing to rob PANEL Ryan, We're released Tor want
of evidence.
William McGrain; charged with selling
liquor 10 soldiers, was iitta twenty-five dol
lars.
John Perry, of the Twelfth United States
Infantry, was sent 10 the Castle for twenty
days for being drunk and disorderly.
James Smith, of the Eleventh United States
Infantry, was sent 10 the Castle for twenty
days for being drunk.
Joiln Bourall, of the Twelfth United States
Infantry, received h similar sentence for the
same offence
William Johnson, negro, charged with steal
ing nuba from Marice Barwald, was con-
yicted of petit larceny and sent to Castle
Thunder for sixty days.
Dick Richards, negro charged with tres
pressing was released.
Maggie Cauthorn, negro, charged with
assauitng and beating Harriet Cole, another
negro, was released, there being no cause OF
action. ...
William Hunter, negro, charged with petit
larceny, was released for want Of EVIDENCE
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N B f & CO.
w MANUFACTURERS oP
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL,
GRAND, SQUARE,

GRAND, SQUARE
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o S
These Instruments having been before the pub.
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their ex-
cellence alone, attained an CSPrRcHAsED PRE-
EaIyESCE that pronounces them unequalied. Ihelr
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, as well as great purity Of
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their ,,o,-,,,
f. pliant and elastic and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in SO many pianos, which causes
the performer TO 30 easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
thew cannot be excelled Their action Is con.
structed with care and attention to every part
therein that characterizes the finest mechanism.
None but the best seasoned material Is used In their
manufacture and they will accept the hard usages
OF the concert-room with that Of the parlor upon
an eauality-unafec,ed In their melody In fact,
they are constructed
"YoT FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our pew improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS
wARERoOMs: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
jas BALTIMORE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COAPANY.-o third
Subscribed. and ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS Of the same having been paid up, the
undersigned call for a general meeting OF the
Stockholders OF said Company, for the purpose Of
efectng an organization under the amended
charter to be held at Richmond, Va, on TUES.
DAY, the 10th Of January, 1880.
full attendance Is desired.
CHARLES w. PURCELL,
l.. w. GLAZEBR0OK,
W. g. HARTMAN,
HUGH w. SHBFPEY.
RICHMOND, December ls, lssS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01
ARMY BULLETIN.

RysIGkwD.
Major General q. " Dodge, United States Volunteers,
10 take effect May 30, 1854.
Brcvet Major j. Fulmer, Captain Fifteenth United
States Infantry, from March -.
Brevet Captain d. Haxxard First Lieutenant Eleventh
United States infantry, 70 tako effect May ~.
Brevct Captain william Egan, First Lieutenant BscoDd
United States artillery, from March 2s.
DISCONTINUED.
The superntendeney of the recruiting service Of the
Seventeenth United States infantry.
oRDEREp BROKEN UP.
The rendezvous for returned troops At Augusta Ne.
RELIEVED
Brsvet Bngadicr General Y. " Gregory, Colossl
Ninety nrst PennsyivaniA Volunteers, from duty A.
sistant Commissioner OF the Frcedmcns Bureau roras
Tho Commissioner takes this occasion 10 commend
General Gregory for tho marked energy and ability with
which he has shafgcd his duties Assistant Comma
sioner. Tho duties 20 which hc In assigned arc
deemed nj present Of paramount Importance.
ASSIGNED
Brcvet Major General J u. Kidnoo, Colonel Twenty
second United States oolored troops 10 duty Assistant
Comm ssouer OF the Frcedmsh Bureau for Texas With
headquarters At Galveston
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PnfLAbufHA, Hhfcu OF, 1000
Mr. scovel, President Of ths Nov Jersey seaAis, has
written letter the Bva4sn OF this city. In which he
mys:-
requested that the should name the man be-
fore agreed 10 20 into jont meeting Ny motives have
been doubted. am hight within the doors Of my own
cncc and who dArcs say thsn VIII MOI % tpeo
Has any opportunity bean offered meS ] ny
that VIII II the republican caucus VIII unto % any
Of these already nafneA OF on Hon X Hay, a. On.
den, Judge G.orgs 8 woodruff, Of The 1upssne
Court viii 60 into joint meeting st ton A. n, a. ~
any other honr Tuesday next want To ssud true
and Statesman Washington. and am ready 70
make my words good by instant action Nov ist ny
enemies observe that Let candid world judge between
and them. Tho tyranny which drove me from cus
party u a. odoas 70 In another when 10 demands
that submit 10 insolence aud injustice combinsd.
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL l, 1885,

serious dearth Of money especially Of coin All mer
camille business nearly sagnsnL English exchange Is
now offered at SD and few buyers at that figure,
TOR the simple reason that has money with which
70 puschase.
AMERICAN VESSELS AT CALLAo.
Only two American merchant vessels arc a present In
the bay Of Caiiao-the Sunbeam and Shamrock On the
zIth OF February arrived tho Guardian, Captain H.
Pearson, B. hetcak and others owners New York
The captain represented TO the authorities Of the port
that he had come In ballast direct from Moutevideo In
nfty eight days His clearance from Montevideo also
asserted that he left In ballast But subsequent in
vesisason revealed the fact that she left Montcvideo
with cargo for the Spaniards and that instead OF pro
ceedns direct TO caao in nfy eight days she had been
sghtnve days on her passage and had delivered to the
Spanish vessels In Valparaiso thousand eighty
tons Of coal, ave hundred bags biscuit and eighty
paokagse q meat Having accomplished this profitable
stroke Of business she cooly 70 Caao fun her
Iaasuuoh there was declaration Of war between
Peru and Spain q the time the vessel left Montevdeo
the offence committed was against Chile rather than
aSaust Peru. Accordingly afer Temporary detention
she was allowed TO proceed 70 the Chnchas for her
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NAVY BULLETIN.
pHrACnKp-MARcu ~.

DyrACuED-nARcu ~.
Lieutenant Commander n. = stuyvexant from Naval
station, Mound City, ATk., and ordsred 70 steamer
Niautonomah-
Lieutenant Thomas G. Bowen, from steamer hIAntcso-
mab on reporting o relief. and waiting ordera
Master X Clarendon Jonos, from rsccvinG ship A.
iegbany, and waiting orders.
Second Assistant Engineer r. J. Ro~r. nom stsamee
Tsahosua and srdercd duty assistant ~ ChisS
Engnser King at Nsw York
Acting Easgn James ovaii, from steamer xsis ano
granted leave of Absrnce.
Acting aecond Assistant Ensisssr John B. Dick, from
steamer Misntououah, and granted leave Of sbssoess
oRpKxxp-nAEoa -.
Acting Ensign Thomas Mason, 70 steamer AshusbeA
PHonorED-nAKrH ~.
Acting Assistant Surgeon John Psrsons, ChAhss
town. MasA 10 Acting Pansod Assistant surgeon
Arfonrxp-- -nAKcH ~.
Josiah II. Aiken, scsing bostwsip.
Jshn A. FHnk, " Washington, ID. G., an sctpG shtrf
sag,nssS and osd<rsdie steamer kiAatOasnAb
RKsiGNvD-nARcn ~.
Surgeon James Laws, of steamer ssransc
AotinG Ensgn James Jordan. Of stsamer kysss.
HoxoRABLv prscaAROsD-NARcu ~.
Acting Ensisn william wssbsr, from Dsesmsss 'sse
prRp-nARcm 20.
Augustus w. amitb, Professor of Ma,hsmAsie@ ~ hs
Naval Academy
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larry a. Regards his character Yet who ever ~
man holding his unique position who could DO
thc same and not bs malgned The best answer which
M scovel can give To hs enemies Il by holding wth
nrmncas 10 tho position he has already taken and nos
allowing the rsdleals, cher at Washington Trenton,
70 scare coss, drive or draw him thelr nng again.
II he now Nands up manfuliy for tho Union party oe
Andrew Johnson. which will choke OF the radicals Apd
bring about perfectly lasting reconstruction Of all the
States under wise constitutional government then the
people win stand up for him, and he viii receive the
lasting gratitude OF all the honest In New Jcssy
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may sdd n this eossscsioa thsa the sovsvnnsns is
msdsbis batteries mounting modern guns Of Ne hsavie
eabrs have bsss erected NE bsaeh both The night
and len the cay. In sddItoa 70 thsss TIE apssssrds
vin nnd their entrance this harbos coufssed BY
6ess of torpedo boats bet and commanded By John l.
fAy formerly a the United ssAsss Navy 90 famous
The inventor of me TORPEDO which Destroyed rebel
81 Abemsria rhess boss posssa material slvassAsss
any similar which have bsss eosssrsessd,
asA vn be manned BY thoss who know ws ~ hasasd-
ous nature Of the service thsy uadsraks.
rnsu sscrnrre surrLv ov rnovrsseSs.
The governmsns has taken msasurss 70 secure TIE I'm.
portstoa Of ss sbusdant supply Of provisons Sssrss
has bssa pssshsd 70 The erect that iron the z7sA Of
reevusy 70 the IL of July the following snclss
shsn - nsapss4 from dssy, viss-Res, ssisw sssssr
issd ssssss, bssf, fEsss ~is sss'sv, jsssss sssf
sss.a p:s. lssslls s ny s.d fs.h vsss..s.ss; ssd
msutsoss< slsss s6sii ouy b. su6jscs 70 dssy Of avs
-in sssA 70 SAsisi1S 10 p.sssss SlcS esssss ,,a
vfnApcfAL nArrHns.
neenwnM snAssai sehFs n THE vlcaity prssent any
sssssss S.ss an s.s:s y, sss.sss.sss ssss 81 srss
ne bens upca ~ diresepn aal claim hss 900 shsa
alone ~ ~ shosn tsssiy fA SAs 1Isssss sss "
sss. Asfssos ssel thsJ havs bsss fsshssl ssl ss III
49, - v.s % - .ssaFss ~ =. = a. Ss,s.ssy ..ss,
iasss q sSb sss ak a. srs shss shs pssss sIsirss
iss shs Sisss1Ey - y 60 sssis = .sssss sSs =
80 ~ 2sss ysy.:s g 49,. bl,. = .ss'r.sss y
sssssry - - ~ ~. sx -
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new JERSEY RAILROAD STATISTICS.
Our Trenton Correspondsnss.
TRuros. March 81, 1se6

Txuros. March 81, lsea
nx usrrHp srArrs.
We and small pamphlet In The hands Of many Of the
legislator entitled Thirty third Annual Report Of the
Managers Of the PcnnsyIvania nstitutiou" for 1865
from which we extract the following
The whole numbw Of white blind persons 10 the unIted
states In ls>o $780, In 1850, 1897 in 1890 TO- 12s
fDcrcsss from 1870 to 1850 80 por cent from
1850 70 ls0o per According 10 the latter rate Of
the number Of white blind In the United stats
in lsss would BE- i2,ssl.
mossAsS aAnnaAp sSAnsucA
yroa Ne Annual Report q the Railroad asd csnsl
Conpsniss of hs Gaa of Ssw Ssrssy for ysas 1895
before ths Le0slature, sEegaet ths following
cugaAa aAflDoAs ounyAW 90 ngu snnsv.
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THE PACIFIC.
The Naval Victory Of the
Chileans.
Details and Official Reports Of the
Affair at Abtao.
.-,-~>-->~-~-~-.-s-.
0Mcial Account BY the Allied
Commander.
-------------~~---@
lspart Of Commander Juan Williams, tho
Hsrs Of The Csvadmga Affair.
-~>-~--~~--~>~~~~
RejOicings In Lima Over the
Victory.
ts -~~~-~-.,~-..~-->
IMPROVING the DEFENcEs OF eALLAo.
THE GOLD MINE EXCITEMENT.
Gen. Mosquera, President Of Colon
bia, Not at His Post.
ke. 10. 10.

me steamer Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall March
%, arrived at this port last evening.
We are indebted 70 the parssr for forwarding our
Panama and Lima oorsspondsnOs and fun hlss Of
papsa
mo following tho specie list Of the Henry Chaun-
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sew 6sfors ths Legislature, ssaes shs follswiss-
cussAs sAnsoAs oosrAss 90 ssv ssn1y
PnnDenGUU. ooee, ~
n0chendiO... .....-...........--....... 0SUy
-, :. -; : :: - sss
~. ~ - 80. =
Mllas By nsschSsaiss ssasss. s............ ssoNi
hnss run oy coal ass..................... Ss.~s
rcssi By tsunpossssssu tsuAas .......... Ioss go
nnes rsa y rssz "a es.:sr.ssica trains Isssse
Total miles run By trains. ns................ LIST s7s
Number q paansoess cauts1 GA. s0s
ssASx.s an sA.sas cAs.r ooHxsr i.p cassss ass
Assov nAn.oAD .nb saAssrossAsscs oossAsv.
fcrtvsve mooths sodins Dsosmbsr a. lsss 81 11s oo1
hrpens~............ ..'.s'............'..... uIsT
m. r.osip.s q sSs Camden ana xnSoy Ran.
rcsd and Transportation Company for the
twelve nosshs ending December Il, isss sslss go
peases' '...."......."............ A2e<f~
.Ts.. A.. nv v,.. :o.
Receipts for the ysss fren psssssssn. freight
.o.ss AID IN. ..n.aap co.,. ''
Income fros psassssss Freight ssd cher sources dur.
Trom Ps.s.ssss. .sss1in
From mss ana ssssr :oar.:; siis,
49, -
There have bssu usnspovtsd The road durisg sAs
year 1eotce psrsons, szdasfvs q commutsn end
thoss who nds free.
sounnsns aAmsoss coupAsv ~ uw srarsv
Earnings fos The yesr ss<iss ssp< 90 isss;-
rrom vI1D. VI
yr"w rt4"s........ ...s..................... NM
FROM mans etws~, sc.....s................. H. col
rssnk~ IA -
Iraxbs oen'so, hns s........................ 1899
ssv ss.~sv aAnseAs cowzsv.
Esosipb:-
rrom p.ns" '......s....s..........U 81, va
ZION ifsssn.. "a z11
From United stAsss mails. rsst freight snl
o<h0 0sSe8 ........s...s............. mi. no
Ths numbsr d passsagsm and of seS1s vsrss ssd
nsrcha.diss sr.nspossd ov~ sbs Esv ysssy nsilrosd
tunns sbs ysns is6ss-
Passing oysr tbs whels line of the sosk 5000. ss,ios
Bstwsea yes.ey cey and Nswnxk isle Ss7
Bstvsss ysrssy qty 81 ulzsh<sk. .......... isTs5S
b>svsss ysr>sy Cay N nahway ....., Ia 'aya
bssvsss Jsss<y cssy ss1 un.sstsws ssl No
Bssssss j.,..y ciy s.x 10. s,u,.. 80. ,s ~
bsssess Ssr~y Gay ss< sn inssrnsSssss
S-''. '.s.sss''sfsss ssssss ss........t....s eHsssl
l.s.ss -s.s.s..fss.sss...s 80 -
Ec nkisdi9 comm ss>ss ssd nss p~>enssrJ
Irsm The sbevs tk< ps,pis ~ bsh sssss o.n fws
- Nsa % We snmb~s M p~sscn~ vhs sr~s~ sss~~~s
Hss Yet ss< rtssss 10 s~v serpsy ssd Ne smo~ss a
sesnno esss ~ ~ several rsiirssj hssa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-21
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ayers Pills.

A RE- you sick, feeble and complaining,
N ont Of order your system dcrarved 81 you
feelings unccmfortabel 2 There SYM ions A.. Your
the precursors of serious illness Some ft ~ l'sn
is creeping upon you, and should be ayerr.S NLe'a
timely nse of the right remedy. Take Aver. ny ny
and drive ont the humors-purfy the blood an.na ina
the fluids move unobstructedy in h,altb H "a le!
stimulate the organs of the body Tito Yigorons hey
purify the system from the obstructions Nbiob INty
disease. n cold settles somewhere in the bod MAKE
derangcs the natu al operations IF that part ~ Soa
not relieved, will eact upOn itself and the snr
ing organs, producing general aggravation spA,;o
and arrangement. While in this coudi,jnm lhg
Ayers Pills and see how directly thew rc.tn.@k @ks
natural action of the system, and with ii the b'he me
feeling of health. What is true and 20 annara!,' nn!"n'
this trivial and common complaint is also true in 10
of the deep seated and dangerous diseases IT. many
purgative expes them. Caused by similar oba,me bme
tions and arrangements, they surely and ~ oe
them rapidly, cured by the same means Nov" N""! OF
know the virtue of these Pills will neglect Ia a, VINO
them when suffering from the disorders tb., p'oy
such Hca'ache Foul Stomach, Dysenary D lure, Itne,
Complaints Indigestion, Derangemeut Of tho Ous ;s
Costivenes- Constipation, Heart burn Rhenna,.'er'
Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression, when taIam I
large doses. " III
They are sugar coated, so that the most .en,,,,-
can take them easily, and they surely ~" kNs
purgatiye m dcine yet discovered. o'n
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eBAs there has been some dispute in regard
to the Act to exempt persons who have been in
the Military service of the United States, and
been honorably discharged therefrom, from the
payment of bounty and per capita tax, and mi
litia fines, we publish it herewith
That all persons, who have been mustered
into the military service of the United States,
and have served therein for period of rot less
than nine months, in the war to suppress re-
belllon, and their property, and those persons
who have been discharged from said service,
on account of wounds, or physical disability,
contracted in such service, and their property,
and the widows and orphans of such persons,
and their property, shall be exempt from the
payment of all bounty and per cppita tax lev
led, or to be levied, for paying bonnties to vol
unteers, in the several counties of This common
wealth, and such persons shall also be exempt
from the payment of militia fines
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A Beacon OF Health

The good things of this word have each their ,r,
pointed mission. "P
II is the mission Of HOSTETTER'g STOMACH
BIZ IEkS 10 prevent aud relieve a great variety Of
ailments ''e'S oA
FOR tWeIve years its success 4 protective and m
remedy have been without check or drawback Il
Is strong negative evidence of this fact that the en-
cacy OF The article IA spec c tor dyspepsia bilious
ness constipation nervousness general debility and
intermittent fcveTs, has never been questioned
AS proof positive Of its infalliabIy in such cases
the statements of public men whose names are famil'
lar as household words, have from time 10 time been
given 10 the world
If it, reputation is not funded in facts then truth
is shadow, and the ut erances of conscientious citi
zens are of no more value than ulcers oaths"
And what is its rcputat on Let the progress Of
its gales answer the inquiry Where twenty doz.n
bottles of liosteters Bit'ers were sold in 1855 FIVE
HUNDRED DOZEN are dispo ed of now
Could public opinion be mere significantly 81.
pressed than by its u"paralled increae of consump-
tionl Ii seems impossible.
The preparation has been initiated. Where are tho
mtaors7 Echo answers, ''Where7" TO the limbo
of things lost earth they all either gone or 60
ing. Peace be with them
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certain Cure of Intermittent p
yer. or Chlls and Fever, Remittcnt Fever Cbm
Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache ur Blions
Headache and b lions Feves; indeed for the wbo.
class OF diseases @ iginaiing in hillary derangemrnI
eau ed by the malaria of miasmatc countties
This remedy has rarely failed 10 cure the seyer..,
of Ch!s and Fever and IL has this great advon
tage over other Ague Medicines that il subdues IN.
complaint without injury to the patient II con.
tains no qunne or other deleterions substance nor
does it produce quin SIN any injurious effect what
ever Shaking brothers of the army and the west try
il and you will end rise these assertions
Prcpal cd by Da J. G. AVER Il Co Lowell Mo,.
and sold by all Druggists and dealers in nedicin.
everywhere. Also by C.S.& 4. a Jones Conder.nnrt
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NE y PATENT
LIMP CHIMNEY!
At
STEBBINS!
WON'T BREAK-CALL AND
EXAMINE. ..
Ne " PATENT
LIMP CHIMNEY!
STEBBINS.!
SHERIFF'S SALES.

D9 VIRTUE + of snndry writs of Vendtion
ID Eyponas, Fieri Faclas, and Lcvari Facias
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of
Potter County, Pennsylvania, and to me di-
rected, shall expose to public sale or outcrv.
at the Court House in Coudersport, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of Sept, 1866, at |
O'Clock, p m, the following described tracts or
parcels of land to wit:
All those six certain tracts pieces or parcels
of land situate in Pike and Hector townships,
being lottery warrants Nos. 5I22, 5l23, 5l24,
5l25, 5l26, 5l27, and conveyed by Patents
from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
John Nicholson, dated the 29th & 30th DAYS of
April, 1894, and named Darby Goshen Saint
Thomas Fairfax Concord d Richmond and each
tract containing 1899 Acres, or 1884 acres in all
and being the same as conveyed by John Mich
olson and Hannah his wife by deed dated the
18th day of March, A. D. 1875, to John Ashley,
and recorded among the land records of Potter
county in Deed Book B, page l47 DC. except
ing one piece containing 100 acres heretofore
conveyed to f S Morton, one piece containing
3016 acres conveyed to S II Martin, and one
piece containing 7234 acres conveyed to VIM.
McDougall.
Upon which tract of land are the following
Improvements. viz: On warrant No 5137 one
lot of about 5 acres improved, with frame
houses, one frame barn, one blacksmith shop,
and one saw mill, NOW occupied by widow mp
son; one lot of about 2 acres improved, with one
log house and one board shanty thereon, now
occupied by S Darrow; one lot Of about 20 acres
improved with one frame house, one board
shanty and some fruit trees thereon, now oceu-
pied by Samuel Decker; and one lot, about 20
qcles improved, with one frame house, one
frame barn, one saw mill, one blacksmith shop
and some fruit trees thereon, now occupied bv
II. d. Frost.
On warrant No. 5l22, one lot about 90 acres
improved with one frame barn and some fruit
trees thereon; one lot about Is acres improved.
with two frame houses, one log house and some
fruit trees thereon; one lot about acres inn
proved, With one frame house and one board
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the Republicans of the North to meet their
Southern brethren in National Convention, IN
the City of New Orleans, as well to show honor
to the martyred dead as to cast in our lot with
the heroic living.
Hon. JOHN s. MANN was then called upon,
who respondedwith short and vigorous speech.
He thanked the Convention for his nomination
apologised for the disappointment of not hear
ing a speech from Hon. 6. A. GRow /; he made
some stirring remarks to awaken vigilance
among loyal men in the present campaign,
forcibly portraying the position of the Rebels
who are still plotting against the real good OF
the country, and urged activity in the support
of Gen. GEARY for Governor,
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine die
A.G. OLASTED, Pres't.
L. BIRD, (coo,-s
S. s. GREENMAN,