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Great Bargains
WHITE GOODS.
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS!

WYE are receiving this day, r7u tn,
w Emily u. Soudcr, from New York, 4
large stock of GOODS, purchased for cash,
to which We invite the special a.tention of
the ladies and merchants, as VIC will sell
CHEAP, both at Wholesale and retail:
800 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook
Bishop and LiEcn Lawns soft tinish
Cambria, Jaconcts.
Plain and Striped S iss.
Plaid and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinct
Tarletons, Silk Eobinet for Wells.
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves
White, Colorcd and Black Tart.ta and
Berlin, for Ladies and Misses.
Large stock OF Hosiery, frr Ladies,
Gents, Misses and BOYS, from common to
bcst--rcGular makes, ali sizes
Brown and B!eachcI Damasks, Crash
Russia Diaper. 50 Goz. Towels cheap.
BcraGe aud GrcnaGlc. for Wells all
colors.
Infants Robes, Piano and Tabl, Covers
Lace Curtains, rillow-casc Linen.
81 to 1l4 Cotton Shooting
MosamhiGuc, SILK }'opl;,s I."u,>.
Plaid aad Black Al,acaS.
Ecragc, Chambra, pcco!s
Fancy Lawns, Huckabact Di.Y..,
Kid and Lislc Gloves.
Prints. Of all descriptions,
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle ana Thread f.d--
mSs, lnscrtinGs, Balancinos.
Toilet Quilts. Eibbons and Nu,luil-
ALSO.
CLOTHING. consisting Of Fa,.r> Ca-si-
merc,, Tvcr,.s. Linens and I;r.d,l,ia,ts:
also, Marsciilc- ant: Satin Nc-t~
20 pi' &c. Embroid'd ana PLAIN B,ragcs
so Challics very pretty 81. ~.
23 French Prints.
300 : Fancy
300 g Lawns and Jaco,l"...
EombaziucA, T. Black DcI.aii,e.
S-4 Black and White Ecra&.. fpg :,llavi..
Jaconct, Swiss and N;.nsonk Mu.lin,
Plaid and Soft Finished Can!hl;.s.
White and Colorcd Bri!liantS
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroid'd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corscts French Fans.
300 pieces Eleached ShirLinSs
p SO and II Or. Sh-c.in-,
Bales 81, 7-3 and II Shir!;nSs.
Hnsicry all prices aud qualities,
Also.
y large and beautiful lot -! Seaside : and
SUn.Gowlls: together %ilh many other
goods too numerous to mcnt!on all 81
which viii l." sol,! Very cheap.
July - TOLLESON X JANNEY.
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BATcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World
The only tine and perfect HAIR DYE:
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous
Produces immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor Also, RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEC RS, for Restoring and Dcautifying
the Hair CHARLES BATCHELOH.
Oct 25 ly New York.
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POISONED BY LEADED Flour.
family in Philadelphia. last week,
were poisoned, and were very near
dying, from the use of some New
York flour containing particles of lead
with which the millstones of the mill
where the flour was ground had been
patched. It will be reconected that
several hundred persons in the State
OF Now York were poisoned, many
Of them fatally, by the use of this
flour some months since.
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Medical Dispensary,

Plain street, Columbia, s. {.
= BEING in receipt of fresh
SHand select supply of MEDI- w
~ ClNES, together with many Of-LltO
a hcinal Preparations of his own make.
the the sSbscriber bss5 is prepared to compound
well as to dispense the various Medicines
required by families, in the most reliable
manner, at all hours and at moderate
charges. EDWARD Sill,
July 20 .
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NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against me,
~ are referred to my son, r. C. SILVER,
!of the firm of Shiver e. Beckham, for ad-
justment. w. SHIVER-
july 20 cx
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Many citizens having requested me t.
cau a meeting Of the people of the city and
Di-tgict, and also the call made by our
distinguished Chief Magistrate for tho
citizens to assemble in their respective
Districts to appoint delegates to 4 Conven-
tion, 10 NEE: in Columbia on the 1st of Au-
gust. for the purpose Of sending delegates
to thn National Convention, to b> held III
Philadelphia OF, 14th Of August, induce
me to lrques, all The citizens of the Dis
trict 70 assemble in Columbia on MON
DAY, the 2;}i inst.. At Gibbes' Hall. ut II
o'clock y. M, tn take such action AS may
be necessary To carry out the Intentions of
those requesting the meeting
July Ii TIiEO. STARK, Mavur.
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The last species of suicide yet
heard of is that of q man in Lancaster,
IN. ~ who being at loggerheads
with his wife upon the subject of
religion-she being Romanist and
he Lutheran-left his house after n
bitter dispute, and going to the woods
committed suicide by falling" tree
upon himself.
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CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

fhis celebrated Toilet soap, i'll such
universal denan1. il mnde from the
choicest materials, is mild and enoi-
ient in its nature, frasrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by oil Druggists
aud Fancy Goods Dealers March 2S ty
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,nfNI I'd F .AIK, Vt. u.
v. J.. TEMPLErON. VI. d..
y. y. TAl.LEY, NJ. H.,
Columbia, :. e.
Z. GEDDlNGS. ". D..
I. l.. OGlER, NJ. ~.
JAMES L. JERNFY. VI. d..

IIstI ItHtVII, -. Z.
Testimonials from James l.. OR, Cover
nor OF Sonth Carolina. Coz: Worth. Of
North Carolina. and large number OF
other leading mon Of the United States,
may be seen at Prof NJ. Bcrnhardt' : Office.
Many years OF pubiic practice and study
IN the hospitals in Ersopc, adjusting spec
.acies TO patients under every aspec. oI ,le-
fectve vision, as well as experience in an
extensive, long-established business in his
optical stores. both here and in Europe,
froI. Bernhardt considers il srflicicnt
guarantee Of Ills ability t., appiv such
glasses as are best calculated for the assist
ance or recovery of imperfect sight.
BIZ Office hours from 9 n m to > u. m.
Nickerson's Hotel, Ladica' Entrance, ~
cord floor. Room No. 23.
y. B.-OwiHg to engagements elsewhere.
troi. Bernhardt will be able to remain
here for short time only. july II inln
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

and arrcsting the ruinoas and destrucriv,
schemes and measures Of the preeent Radical
Congre's (Which threaten the peace, security
and freedom Of the county,
Resoieed, Thst this CQavention heartily en-
dorscs the pomiRatiaa of }Col. VIM. r, Nanlsby,
rs the Ha,isnai URioR candidate for Congress In
this district, and most earnestly recommend him
70 the support Of all friends of the Constitution
and Ola just and free government. ,.s
Resotred, That this Convention heartily en-
dorses the course of Governor Swami in 30 man
fully sustaining: tie President OF the United
States In hs patriotic efforts TO save the Consti-
tation and our form Of government from the
mad efforts aud designs Of malignant, cruel
and destructive 6naticism. rs
Rssolrsd, That this Convention and each mem
ber thereof pleqga themselves " faithfal sup
port Of the ticket this day RsmiaAted. n RI
E. N. Nesly, Esq, then moved that the couven-
ton now proceed to nominate ticket for the
House of Delegates. Carried. a2'-oia ~
The following gentlemen were then placed in
nomination Jacob Snively, of Hancock; Mat
thew 8. Barber, of Hagerstown; DR.. N. B. toby,
of Boonsboro'; Geo. W. Pole, of Leitersburg;-
Elias Snively, Of Sharpsburg; Joseph II arrison,
Of Indian Spring; John T. Aukeney, of Clear
Spring; David Oswald, Of Cavetown DISTRICT
(Several Other gentlemen were also in nominal
ton, but thaiF names were Withdrawn before the
ballot took place.]i
The Convention then proceeded to ballot,
which resulted in the selection of tho following
named gentlemen, they having received msjor-
ity Of all the votes cast: Nessrs. Jacob Snively,
Matthew 8. Barber, DR.. N. B. Toby, Geo. W.
Pole and John T. Ankehey, who, on motion,
were unanimously declared the candidates OF
tAis Convention, and Of the National Union Par
yof Washiastoa county, for the next LegislA-
tuFe af Maryland.
Geo. W Pale, Esq, the President Of the Con-
vention, AMI one Of the nominees of the same,
here arose and INDUCED In few appropriate re-
understanding the Convention for the honor
conferred upon him by placing his name upon
the Delegate ticket; and, II elected, he would, to
the best Of his ability, discharge the high and
important duties of the position without fear or
favor, and in the interest of the great national
conservative movement now on foot to restore
our country again to peace aud prosperity
+. d. Herbert, Esq, then moved that tn,
thanks of tho Convention be rendered to the Of
hsers for the lcient M inner In which they have
discharged their duties, which was adopted.
On motion of John Ash, Esq, the proceeding,
Of the Convention weee ordered to be published
in the Hagerstown Mail and Free Press; where
upon the Convention adjourned. .........
GEO. W. POLE, Prss't
M%.1.. f ksos., Vic. rrsIu,
Z. i il. Fsi.ad, ssey" ..
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

rRon rHs Repeat OF rHE sALrrxpRH srx
FLoCR.-Thc market was less active but very
firm to-day; sales restricted on account of the
high prices asked. We have only to report 100
bbls Western Extra at $l2,a7i, and small lots
to. the LOCAL trade within our range. as fellows
Howard Street Super and Cut Extra, at 10, 7sa
Sill, do. Extra Shipping l2a$l2,7s, do high
grades l3sSi3,5 50 do. Family l4aSl5; Ohio. Sp-
per 10, 5oa$lo,75, do Extra Shipping, none, do.
retailing l2,soa$l3, DIP. Fspjly lta$l4, 5o;-r
Northwestern, Super $40, do. Extra II, 25s$l2,-
as; City Mills Super, 10, asasIo, 50, do. shipping
brands Extra l.s$!4,5o; Baltimore, weichs,
and Grsen6eld Family Bic, and. Baltimore high
grade extra $lAsst pqr. Dbl, Rye Flour--usw,
s.2ssss,so. Corn &esl-City Mlls 4,4oss4, 50
per bbl. --.-s3- d s ,.I'.-l..... ..-.f
GsAn.--wheat was In better supply this morn
Jag, asso bulhsls white Asd.eIuo, bushels red
offered prime and .choies is in active request for
seed; we notice sales Of 100 bushels blps stem at
$3,5?, and la spsll lot Of choice at 3,75 a$4.-
The pillerp. are unable to compete with these
prices, and get but little, only sale of white re-
ported, for milling was $50 bushels inferior u,
81, 75-ofred, there were sales of6Ooos7ooo bush
els, including $500 bushels good to prime at O..
sOass,oo, and 1900, bushels fair to medium
grades ranging fFpm S2,es. TO. $2,s3. Corn
Oaly $500 bushels offered market 6gma sales oil
1o9 bushels inferior to fair white at sOa9e cents.
400 do prime 1T ST.; and 200 bushels prime rel
low at as cents. 0ats-z66)0 bushels offered and
mostly sold; included were 5000 bushels at 5cia
5: cents, 100 bushels at 50 cents, and 1900
bushels at Sass cents. Rye-3;5 bsshels Offer
ed, sad 2is sold ct 81 per LusLsl,
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
DIED.

On the l4th inst, at Chewsyillo, Mr., JAxEs W.
boswell, aged S. years.
In Boonsboro', on the 10th inst, WILLIAM NJ,
MAN SUMAN, infant son of John and Elizabeth Su
man, aged months and days.
On the 10th instant, near Benevola, LAURA A..
daughter of Emanuel Tytlow, aged years, eigh
months AMI is days.
On the 18th inst, at Funkstown, Mrs. CAruARIsI
IskMIEaER, aged 81 years, ii months and &c days.
On the 18th instant, at Smithsburg, Mr.. PgrKI
Near Funtstown, on the 2sd insthnt, Mrs. Cain
ARISE Russo, aged 40 years, 10 months and l6 days
On the 18th instant, in Williamsport, JoHs Ron
ERr, son ef I. W. and Mary 8onshaf, aged years
II inopths and days.
"Suffer little children, and forbid them not, t.
come UNTO me, for of such is the Kingdom Of Hea
ven"
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
MARRIED..

At the house Of Joseph d. Kroase, in Cavetown
District on the morning of the 18th inst, by the
Rev. j. w. Santee, Mr.. DANIEL J. kRoUsE to Miss
ANNIE L. SroSEsRAKRR, both of Cavetown District
in this county.
On the ist uitimo. BY the Rev. John AcCrop,
JoHs II. WAsrs, Esq, Of Hagerstown, to ALICE
A. PIERcEY, adopted daughter of Thos, Hsrryman,
Esq.,, of Baltimore. Sol. 80 '...'';'
On Boonsboro', on toe 18th instant, by the Rev,
n. L. Stafford, Mr.. DANIEL II. WASrs to Mis
OLIVIA M. GELwIcks, both of Hagerstown.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

TAGERSTOWN FEMALE SEMI
NARY.
The next Scholastic year Of the Hsgsrstown Ts
male Seminary, will commence on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Sd, 1865.
For Circulars and other necessary infern alton,
apply to the PRINCIPAL.
Rev. CHARLES GAkTIA, y.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years frsfs
N Nervous Debility, Prematsre Decay, and al
The effects youthful indscretios will for tue SAX.
Of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured, Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the adver isers experience, can dc
80 by addressing in perfe' confidence,
JOHN b. oGDKy
..... NJ. 81 Cedar ST., y. Y
Az aust SO, 1855 mos
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

-Nynard, member of Congress from Tonnes
see, said in recent speech, "that the negro will
'oo' intsrm.Try in. your families and be welcome
in IoalEf psQd4iaFi.L" This p &r. AAynaEaI com.
pleIiop, Eocaly and physically.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
YISHE SAFETY BRIDLE and LISE
BROUGHT TO PERFECTION. . -
RUA,A WAY:H0R,sEs CAM. BE DRITEy
WITH FRRF,ECT 81 FETY By (
OYOR WOMAN H- r.et -

The undersigned hsytpg purchased the right 70
manufacture and scll Stehmap Chrtsfs Patent
Safety Bride and Line in Districts No. and Z.
respectfully calls the attention of the public 70 thif
great and desirable improvement, 20 simple in con-
struction and of such decided advantage and snpe-
riorty sll other dcyiaes OF the kfud ever pre-
sented 70 tbe public, as to delight every person who
The arrangement is 30 c!fcctual and reliable that
while the action Of the bit is the same Is that of
ordinary bride, while horse goes quietly, the
very act of shvng or first attempt either to run OF
kick, brings into action the safety strap 80 eectu
ally, at once TO arrest any further attempt, it
being selEactipg BY the increased train upon tho
lines held in driyingj and consequently the driver
isnever taken by surprise, nor need be change his
Persons wishing indiujinal rights, by enclosing
500 to the undersigned will be furnished with an
assignment and full directions SO that any saddcr
will know the exact length and connection of the
Va Persons wiseiug District rights in this csun-
y, for the above bride, will address J. Dietrich,
The undo. signed also m.nsfaessre to srder and
keeps constantly 90 hard large sssortne.so Of
SADDLES AND BRIDLEs,
from the plainest and most substantial 10 the fzsA
and the most delicate workmanship. Als
Carriage 4 Buggy Harness
richly orasmeRted snd finely finished. as well -
shsa efs ordIsszy Ssseripssss. Ats
WAGON GEARS
COLLARQ ....... ..,-..
HALTERS,
Riding whips, Driving whips,
for WAGON or CARRIAGE. lie likewise keep,
an assortment OF
sADDLERs HARDWARE,
carefully selected and of the latest and most ap
1x,IE lofx H.. IL ,-;u h.. La IA
cash or to prompt paying customers.
Williamsport, Qdt,, 4, 1866.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

SONS men speak Of ths Southern representa- =
tive' at the last Philad ,phia. Convention as be-
ing "triedi men. That's correct--some Of. them
have been "tried" and convicted lsng ago,
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

Hit We are indebted to President John
son for the most terse and truthful explanation
dent at New York:
"whnt is that bill 7 Nothing more or less
tian the transferring Of four millions Of slaves
from their original owners to new set of task
masters, with the United States to pay all the
expenses, and the taskm ,sters. under tue Govern
nent to resp all the profits"
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

The R.dic.l days displayed at their meet
ings cont"ia but % stare, symbolic ofthrir. dis
unionism.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

-Ratifs ation-The constitutional amendmep
hes % far, bssn ratified BY the States of Vernon,
Connecticut Rhode Island, New Jersey, Tea
nessss sad Oregon.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

The New York World Says that Fornsy, IT,
red OF signing Occasional to his letters to 'my
two papers, bo;h daily" i, now writing to him
self an abusing the President: over the signature
Of Jane Catherwsite, = wI:hcrwom.u.' This
10 sill we'll en'9s:L for Fornsy has been alm ost
everything; but there is GOODNESS in his assu-
ming to tie the wife Of Union soldier and the
mother Of five children
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

--Rx-Govsrnor Minor. ofConnecticut has CONS
out for the Presidents policy, .... ...r..
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
NOTIC e.

g." lac s... HsifJ ....I.
The beautiful Piano Eartss yfiGns vrsrEES x Gu
are, deemed hy. alkgpod judges 60 be tho ULrlGA
TurLE ofinstruments Of the kind. f.. -, cy
We cannot suggest what is wanting to make a
musical, instrument more perfect, although We are
slpw to admit that the Limit Of Improvement. eau
ever Be attained, r9p ii ee8 $40 l.nr ,a
Before they had brought their. PiaNea to their
present cxccllsnce, they had s,lsnitts4 tliea 10
competition with instruments VI the best makers uf
this country and Europe, and resolved the reward
of merit, over all othcrs, At the celebrated wprl,s
Fair. Its bat Justice to say that. tbs jedgmprot
thus pronounced has not been ogerrul<l by the pu
seal wprll.. ~ .'l' 'l@ lni len n'.I ID; 'o'fr
Still by the improvements lsAelt applied b.
tlsm to tbsir Pianos, it, Is admitted tbat more
perfect ipstruucnt has been made. They have
cprdipgly achieved theparadox of making excel
leuce more excciipnt Surely, after tlds, they are
entitled TO the motto 'sExselsidr." %
Empire Shuttle, ssaing Machines.
'a;" =" Are Superior te,all otberslot, y Il
FAMILY. and MASUE.a ETiiRfxG PURPosrS
Contain all the latest improvements; are speedy,
npiselcss durabiej and easy to work. ''Fl 70"
Illustrated Circulars free. Agents wanted. Jbn
eraL aiScplns Silawvd. 40 consignnicnts hiady.
Ad!sers, EsufRE $. N. UO., $50 Broadsi.y
Nav Yerk.a "a %. u. .A,s 4 i4a mi suI- :
~ May u, lsGG.--ly. = 80 y,Dasb .ia
"a
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

Pet Squirrels are taking the place Of lap.
doga ... ...-.. -...-
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

AsorHsa OF rHs Die Lrn.-Somebody write,
from Memphis to gull The .ts, aad excite the
hate Of fools rs follows:
EVERY Union m,n in the region Of Memphis
is compelled to either leave the country, or take
his life in his own hands, and with a pistol in
his Dslt, run the chances of assassination"
A statement from Memphis:
~ greater fabrication WAS never fabricated.
haze lived in Memphis since the war. Was y
Federal soldier dHring the war, and can say tina
&sver there WA 4 Uniou min, | WAS and am -
de;lsre have seen treated u. kindly in Mem
phi. AZ eyer VA. in New York. treat Nil as
gentlemen and AIN treatci as = gentleman in re-
turn
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
ELECTION NOTICE.

" - a.- -tt.t1
Noticc is hereby given that an Election will bs
held ON Tuesday the 9th day OF November next, al
the usual places OF holding Elections in each Eisc-
lion District OF Washington Comfy, for IN.
y. One Comptroller OF, the Treasury.
One Member OF Congress.
Five Members or the House OF Dele
!, ,... gates. ~ an a4af .
Z Z : :. JONATHAN NEWCOMER,
Qet, y lssS ~ me :, Shcrif;; :
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
.AUTION NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against tres
pas.i x by limiting cunning the Springfield
Farm adjoining the town of Williamsport all
such will be dealt with to the utmost rigor of the
law. WV. HAWkES.
October 4, ls6G.-3t.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04

SPLENDID NEW STOCK ~
Centlemcn's Furnishing Goods.
The undersigned has just returned from the city
with large and attractive supply Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which have been selected with great care and pur-
chased at the great fall in prices Ills stock con-
sists in part Of every description Of 't"
CLOTHS, ',.
CASSINIERSr s,,.!,
.....-..- xESTENGS,
which will be mads to- orter Oh tue shogest notice
and "
PRICES AS CHEAP
IS elsewhere. Beinga
PRACTICAL TAILOR
Of nsny years experience. he hsttsrs ksseif tAai
he will be ... .-...
ABLE TO CUT
and make up suits Part OF suits Of clothing In
manner satisfactory to all who patroniIe him. by
strict attention to business, end pleasing his Gus
toners, be hopes 70 receive contnpshce Of tavsrs
- he retarns HI thankA fas hia prosperity II
he paTk aad hepss thai hs Hiends aad Tie plblis
generally win ssll esd zee him. "a ..-.., ....
- His shop 10 On Sonsh PeseHse Street, near
Nag. ! 1865 JAMES KRIDLER
l.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
DoNES 'wANTEA.
Fed WHEAT.

ssO RssAel. Of sspsrior SEED WHEAT, clsaa Of
ell tfs.h. fsr saieE y. RASAa wsikhiag ~ H..
b xsirds,, Hapgh.op Asd lancaster. % ..lrn.',
I ap207k -" X. RkGAN-
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
Proceedings OF the County Conten-
T. ton. s. , X Va 81
MAssssrpzs. Sep. az. 1866.

HAesEsTovS, Sep. 90, 1866.
Pursuant 70 the call Of the National Union
Central Coumittee Of Washington county, The
delegates chosen n the seyssal primary meetings
previously held II fhe sessfal siec,ion districts,
fnet ia Convection A. the Court Hall at II o.
clock, A. r., Nt ths purpose of 4onlipa ting q
ticket fSf the Horse af Delegates. .*s'i 20 raaa
The Conyeation was called to order BY F. D.
Herbert, Esq, Of Hagerstown, and, on his mo-
tion, temporarily organized by the election Of
George W. Pole, Esq, Of the Leitersburg Dis.
srict As President Andrew Itsntch and William
Knode, Esq.'s, as Vice Presidents Jeremiah
johnson and E. II. Friend as Secretaries. 90
The officers having been seated, the President
erose and thanked the Conren,iou for the honor
conferred in calling him to temporarily preside
over the deliberations of this body-and would
endeayar 70 discharge the duties Of the chair TO
the bestof biz ability. Hewauld now announce
che readiness Of tAe c4siF to RFaesed to business
Thereupop
At the suggestion Off. Y. .Mealey, the lists Of
che several delegations were then called over,
and the Districts of the county all found to be
represented except No. 8. ~ ~ ~.
Joseph Murray, ESQ., of Hancock, then moved
that committee Of one from each District be
appointed by the Chair to report permanent Of
fcers for the Convention, snc to draft rules and
regulations for the government Of the came
Carried. The hllsving gentleman were then
psmsd said CoInmittae ....r..4.
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
AFTERNOON angsfeH.

The Convention assembled pursuant 10 all
j,arnlnent. The President announced Tia first
. business in order to be the Report Of the Com
inittss on porm.nent organic alton aud Rules, &c
Mr.. Murray, Chairman of said COMMITTEES,
submitted the following as the R'port of the
COMMITTEES, whicl WA received and unanimous
~ concurrsi in
Rssolssd, That the OH EZRA of the temporary
srganiE .ton of thi. body Us DECLARED the periia-
men, officers If the Convention. -
Maryland free press., 1866-10-04
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o. NO on OFFS. T. Herbert, Esq, the conven'
t',n then took recess SRtil h.kpast O'Clock
this afternoon.