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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-05
sheriTs Sale.

George W Ingham Court Of Common
~ vs. Z Pleas OF Franklln Co.,
William o.. Stevens ct al.) Ohio ~
TN PuRSU ANCE' OF AN ORDERFR0M SAID
i Court TO me directed, will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House, in the
city of Columbus. on 's
Wednesday, the 14th Day of March, A. d.
~. o.y,If oi 1866, r...r q .ts.,
at o'clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
Situated in Franklin county, State Of Ohio. and
in sharon township certain tract parcel Of land,
II being part of section Nos4, in township No. 2. In
range No 18, and being the westpart OF lot No. Of
tbe subdiyision Of said section No. 4, bounded as
follows Beg nning alta post In the, north line Of
Hays, land, southwest corner 10 said lot No 2, and
running thence with the west line of said lot north
degree 30 minutes, east 80 poles TO post and beech
free northwest corner to said lot No 2; thence with
the north line of said lot south S8degroes 30 minutes
east 40 poles TO rost in said line; thence with Wal
ter Burwells-w line south degree 81 minutes,
west so poles 70 post in the south line Of Eid lot
No q thence with said line north g degrees 3Omln-
ukes west 40 68l00 poles TO the beginning contain
Ing 92X acres, more or less, ilin ,l'| .'t b
Apprai ed at e28 per aero. gtaN iu nniu9g
fiints1 ''''S's .ag' WIN. DOMIGAN,
,nJy4J y u l8 lLe1 Sheriff. q
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1867
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,)
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Z
.. COLUMBUs, o., January 81, 1862

NlO OApIe on inc olsI uHy VI JhuudIy, iSOiJ
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE)
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ,
COLUMBUS, o., January 81 1862
WHEREAS, The CONT MENTAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, located a. New York, in the State Of
New York, has filed in this office Agorn statement
of its condition, required by the first section OF
the act TO regulate Insurance Companies not in
cOrpOTated by the State of Ohio" passed April s,
1856 and amended FeOruary9, 1864; aud, whereas,
said Company has furnished the undersigned salts
factory evidence that il is possessed of at least ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS OF ACTU-
AL CAPITAL, invested in stocks, or bonds, or
in mortgages of real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mOrtgaged: and,
whereas, said Company has filed in this Office q
written instrument under its corporate seal, signed
by the President and Secretary thereof authorizing
any agent or agents Of said Company in this State
TO acknowledge service of process for and in behalf
Of said Company, according TO the terms Of said
law,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section
of the aforesaid act, |, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Au-
dtOr of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Continental Insurance Company, of New York. is
authorized to transact the business Of Fire Marine
Insurance in this State until the thirty-frst day Of
January, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and sixty seven.
In witness whereof have hereunto subscribed
NY name and caused the seal Of my Office to be afix-
ed the day and year above written.
lSEAL.1 JAMES ii. GUDMAN,
STAMP Auditor Of State.
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SheriA,s Sale.
Iohn wv. RAker ) Court of

/ VS. OF
Joseph h. Stewart ct al> Franklin County Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale in the above case from said Oouttt0me fdi-
rected will offer for sale at public auction. at the
door of the Court House. in the city of lumbus on
Saturday, the 31st day Of March, A. D.1s66,
AT O'Clock PM, the following described real es-
tate tO-wit; .-rtr- t.-
The undivided alf of In-Lots in the City Of COL
Also the undivided half Of Lot No. one ID in
Ennis subdivision of Out Lot in the City Of CO.
lumbus, No. "a. Appraised at $5e3 90 HQ /
east side of Lot No. in hniS' sub division of out
lot No. "a, in the city Of Columbus. appraised at
Printers fees es.T5. l y v5A&A W
WILLIAM DOMIGAN, Sheriff.
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OD6o .lShtGs16an,
II M 5.
frNvAnIAnrY IN AnvANoE.l
RATEs on ApVERrIslNc.

Tenlnes OF Nonpareil. or X inch space, constitute
square.
DAILY. s
For each insertion, per square, 75 cents
Notices OF Deaths, 50 cents
Notices Of Marriages, 80 cents.
Religious Notices so cents
Advertisements inserted every other day, every
third day and once week, will be charged sl0O per
sQnare, each insertion. y
Business Notices in Local column 20 cents rer line
oEoaoh insertion. No Notice less than Sl.OO.
bM ra@ WEEKLY.
$3.50 per square each insertion. w. f.' ,.-H
Business Notices 50 cents per line each insertion.
No Noticeless than 42,OO.. s.r IS &. ,t- va
Legal Advertisements viii be charged regular rates.
81 AlTRkNsIBNT advertisements must be paid
for hereafter, at the time they ordered other
wise they will not appear In the paper. This rule
Willbe rgdly adhered 10 in all cases. There will be
n0oxoeption., aff '
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Sherifs Sale.

Samuel P. McElvain Common Pleas Court Of
Charles G. Dcshler ct ais f'@HNR Ohio. iSOOA'''
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
L from the said Court to me directed, will offer
for sale at public auction, Mt the door Of the Court
House, in the city of Columbus, on ......-..
Wednesday, the 14th day Of March, A. D..
.. 1865, ..
at o'clock p. NJ. the following described real es-
tate, tO-wt: ...... .4 ..
Being that part ofn-lot No 6S conveyed by deed
of quit claim to Elizabeth Strain by Peter Sells and
Sally Sells dated April 25th 1884, in the city Of 90
lumbus, Franklin county, Ohio, and being all that
part of in-ot No. 68 beginning at the north boun-
dairy of said lot Rich street exactly five feet west
of the northwest corner of the. house occupied on
said lot by the said Elizabeth, thence south bya line
drawn parallel to the west boundary line thereof;
thence cast along said south boundary line TO thene
Of the heirs of Frederick Ritter thence with their
line north to Rich street; ence west along Rich
street to the point Of beginning, and being the same
premises conveyed by said Elizabeth to Matthew
King, by deed dated July 18th, 1850. III ..-...I
Appraised at 5000. o..
Printers fees 50 90 -
. t Sheriff.
rob Lut1
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The undersigned is authorized to issue Policies in
the above popular and leading Corporation, at prop
er rates. . iHU
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William Neil. plaintiff, In the Court of Conn
30 Ht1 vs.. mon Pleas of Frank
Wesley Royce. defendant.> lin county, 0hio.I9 a

I William Neil, plaintiff, J In the Court of Conn
Wesley Royce. defendant.> lin county. 0hio.11 Il
wv ESLEY ROYCE, WHOSE RESIDENpE is
| W unknown, will take notice that w illiam Neil,,
Of the county Of Franklin, in the State Of Ohio,
did On the tt eth day Of FsbruAry A. d 90 e his
for the county Gf EEgankiP E in said STATE of Ohio.
forth that ton the 3Oth day Of April A. d. 1857, said
defendant executed and delivered to tho said Will
liam Neil MORTGAGE on certain tract Of land, be-
ing situate in Franklin county inthe State Of Ohio
and bounded and described as follows: - ipa
/ Lots Nos. 10 and ~ in William Ncil's additionto
the city Of Columbus, es designsted upon the plAto
of said additien recorded n the Recorders Office Of
said Franklin county, in plat book No.I. pages 10
and III to secure the payment Of the sum OF $gOo
according to certain proWissory nQto refeIIed 20
said mortgage, which note Is unpaid and sti due 70
ises may be sold and the proceeds be applied 70 the
payment Of said note; and the said Wesley Royce IS
notified that he Is required TO appear and answer
said petition. on or before tho third Saturday after
the 30th daF Of March next q OH q Dia t3tSNh
DATED February II. .A,D, lsCS, ,tvt.py,
BY his. Atty G. G. Collins. sBId Is ID Slss1o7
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have used for two winters Mr.. Peter Martps hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling, and am well Eatis6ed
with its operation.
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The Warm Air Furnace m inufactured for me by
Peter Martin, could not easily he eXceled, making
the atmosphere pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or gas, and costs for fuel but mere tride.
JAMES CALHOUN, Alderman,
12th Ward, Dayton street, Cincinnati
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subscribed and sworn before me, this oath day Of
Commissioner for Ohio in New I ofk.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, I
COLUMBUs. ONO. Jan. 81. 1866,

tishereby certified that the foregoing is correct
copy of the Statement of Condition of the CONT
mental lnsurn eCOmpany of New York. made TO and
filed in this Office, for the year 1866.
Witness my hand ana seal officially.
lsEALJ JAMES h. GOODMAN.
lsTAMP.l Auditor Of STATE.
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Screnade Speech of Postmaster
General Dennison.
NEw York, May "a

- NEW YORK, May -.
Postmaster General Dennison, In the con-
cllrdiug portion of his speech, at the sere-
made In Washington last night, said the
theory of the Executive programme for the
restoration Of the Southern States looked to
an early admission of loyal Senators and
Representatives while the Congressional
programme looks 10 delay, conditioned
upon the adoption of certain constitutional
amendments. He thought, unless this DIFF
ference was adjusted, it would lead TO un-
fortunate results 10 the whole country still
he did not think these differences were ir-
recopeilable. Indeed, Congress and the
President were nearer together now than
they were at the meeting of Congress.
Secretary Harlan did not speak, He sent
letter In which he referred to his position
In the past, as shown In his public speeches
and course and said he could not change
that position without betraying the conti-
dencc reposed In him. His opinions being
therefore, so fully known, he did not deem
it worth while toreitorate them.
Attorney General Speed also sent letter
saying he had not tlme to prepare fitting
address.
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Great CIRCUS ExnInit.

The greatest exploit ever performed by
any circus In the world, was done by that
one of DAN RICE as the following from the
Allentown (Penn.) Democrat VIII testify:
"On Friday last, as Dan Rlce's Circus
was making Its grand procession through
the town of Lehighton, the horses In the
band chariot, In passing II tannery, took
fright from the stencil arising from the
same, and, becoming uncomfortable, ran
away, throwingIthe driver from his seat in
which he Sustained injuries 10 such an Jex-
tent as to Jeopardlze his life. The team, on
coming down TO the lower hotel In It's mad
career. was confronted by party of look
ers-on, with view to arrest them, but Just
at this time the horses on the lead made
sudden spread, and some four or flvc per-
sons were run over, one of them, named
Charles Bauer, who sustained injuries of
such n nature that he Is not expected to
recover, the froDt wheel of the chariot
having struck him on the side of the head.
Five of'tbe horses fell, and somegweref
over by the wagon, sustaining severe IN.
jurics. Those remaining attached TO the
wagon finally broke the rear pole and
dashed pastssthe caravan, without however,
touching a single wagon, and were finally
secured. The same day one of the black
headed Palatine sheep died"
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The Circus Tragedy.,

The Louisville Dep,0egdt, has some partlc-
ulars of the fight Mt Crittehden, Kentucky,
betweeei d gahgsof regulators and the peo-
pie of John Robinson's circus. The Deno-
crdt says; 1.-TWO Of the assalling party
were Killed, and four Others more 7oi$ less
injured. two of whom, have since died of
their wounds, and a third, by the name OF
White, was captured two days after the af-
fray by some friends Of the show people
and hung-confesslng at the last moment OF
his life that he was following the show
with view of getting fsatlsfactlon" for a
brother who was killed at Crittenden.
III the lawless rascals In Kentucky did
not know beforehand, that TO assail JonN
RoBINs9s's, elreps was a "dangersome"
business, they have Mound Tout, AZ ablg
sost and high rate of interest, by this
time.
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Proceedings of the Old School
- Presbyterian Assembly.
Sr. LouIs. MnY 2l

t.n ST. LOUIS May n.
The proceedings of the Old school AS
sembly, to-day, consisted mainly of the
presentation and reading of the report OF
the Committee on the Louisville Presbytery
case. The report reviews the declaration
and testimony put forth by that body
considers II an evidence of organized con-
spiracy against the church, and concludes
With II series of resolutions which declare
che Presbytery of Louisville dissolved. A
new Presbytery Is to be constituted, to be
called by the same name, TO occupy the
same territory, and TO have care of the
same churches. Said Prcsbytery TO be COM
posed of 30 many ministers aud elders as
shall subscribe to the disapproval of the
declaration and testimony, and obey the
General Assembly.
All ministers of late Louisville Presby-
terry who do not apply for admission 70 the
new Presbytery aud subscribe to the above
dlsapproyal within two months from It's or
4anlLatlon, their pastoral relations with
churches under the care of this Assembly
shall be dissolved. The Assembly dlselalms
any intention or disposition to disturb ex-
isting relations of churches, ruling elders,
or private members, but rather protect
them In the enjoyment of their rights and
prlyilegesin churches of their choice against
men " no would seduce them into an aban-
donment Of the heritage of their fathers.
DIR. T.. 4. Humphreys offered substitute,
strongly concerning the declaration and
testimony and urging the Louisville Pres
bytery 20 forbear further agitation of the
subject !; to return 10 It's loyalty 20 the church
and report TO next General Assembly its ac--
tion in the premises, said action 10 then be
decided upon by the Assembly.
Az the evening session, DR.. Thomas made
n strong speech In favor of the report of
committed, occupying the time till adjourn-
ment.
The Louisville Commissioners declined an
Invitation by the Assembly to appear to de-
fend the action of their Presbytery,
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.


MAYoRs OFFICE, May is. 1866
70 me OHisens o( DdytoBi
In compliance with u request made by the Pres,
idcnt and members OF the City Hoard of Health
and many other citizens Of the city, L. JON ATHAN
hENNhi Mayorof Dayton, do issue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS There IL Just cause TO believe that
malignant or Infections discusses are fast nppr,ach
ing u.s. and for the purpose Of being prepared In
the best possible manner Tor cases such as Cholora
or small PON, the owner. tenant hea OF family
or proprietor nr any house, building within the
limits OF the city, ~ required hy the law and Or.
nance OF tho city TO have or permit, Ms soon as IL
nny person In or about their premises hhs any ma
Ngnant or infectious diseases such as small DoN
or cholera yellow nag 10 lie put up IN a proni-
nent and conspicuous place on the promises, 10
near. Any person guilty of displacing any such
nag until the cause FOR putting u there IL entirely
removed, VIII DO liable to n dnr Of e20 and costs
All physicians, commanders ui canal boats, and
all keepers OF boarding houses, u, prns and cof-
fee houses, are required In accordance with sec.
tion ont, OF an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, to report. In writing, 20 the Mayor
without DELAY, every ease which may come theif
existing within the limits or vicinity OF the city
together with the names aud residence. OF each
such ease
II Is also required that the parents or heads OF
families viii have the memburs OF their family
that has not been or In the opinion of their family
physician require IL, Vaccnated as soon as possible
All persons having any Malignant or contagious
disease who shall leave his her or their rooms and
expose themselves on the public streets or no into
any house whore persons viii be IN danger OF tax.
ing said disease before thoy shall have received a
tncato from some physician, that thoy are past
any danger OF contagion, are liable, on conviction,
70 pay line OF not less than ten than nfty
dollars. JON ATItAN kENNEY
mlO Mayor OF DAYTON,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington NIntters.
WAsnINoroN, MAY q

WASHINGTON, May ~.
Mrs, Jefferson Davis arrived here to-day,
and II the guest of DIR. Miller. lt u I'M
dcrstood that she comes here 10 urge that
her husband be transferred from Fortress
Monroe 20 some prison or fort further
north, where there Is less danger from the
peculiar Diseases suggosied by the surgeon
who made the report to the President OF
Me- Davis henlth as being prevalent at
FORTRESS Monroe.
A telegram from senator Wright's son,
received here this afternoon, says that the
Senator ls much hotter. The announce-
mont OF yesterday that Mr. Wright had de-
ceased was not contradicted till about noon
to-day, aud In the monn time the self-ap-
pointed managers of the affairs Of the ma
ton. who help 10 run the Radical machine
In the Senate, had fixed the succession
upon Mr.. Catlett. II was deemed certain
that the latter would be appointed To ill
the vacancy OF the supposed be-de-
ceased SENATOR and preparations were be-
ing made for the reception of Mr.. Catlett
here Tomorrow.
The Court of Inquiry In the case of Pay
master Paulding have concluded their
Investigation aud rendered their decision,
linding Colonel Pnulding guilty of the tech
njcal violation of the Paymaster Generals
circular i0rbidding the transfer of Govern
ment funds from one bank TO another but
ncqult him of any corrupt motives, or per-
sonal interest In making the transfer.
lie will probably be tried by court-mar-
tlal for this violation of orders, and Col.
Paulding's friends nssert that he much de-
sires such trial in order that all the facts
May hobrought out and that the response
bility may be placed whore lt belongs.
The Senate IN Executive session to-day
rejected tho Nomination of w. II. Purnell
TO be Postmaster at Baltimore, and OF Sam
ucl Il. Mckoloy 10 be Marshal of the Vest
ern District of Pennsylvania. It Is under
derstood that asharp personal and some-
what exciting debate took place over the
latter nomination.
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linen, withegt geewepnet ~ pnstnerty po-
sitlons. blltbifestly ahfhiv theifhHE and
votes, as we'll as by their professions, sup
port the President In his policy and nestor-
iation as now declared.
I THE NOMINATIONS.
The first was for Secretary of State.
Messrs Flood, Layman, and I.c Fever were
T5cSebbthlg ya.L SoijywsI Oh. YiooI
ll9s& Amos Layman, 1855; Benjamin
Le Fever, -. Second ballot - 9. D..
Flood, Ia; Layman, l27; Le Fever
Il03. At this point Col. Flood addressed the
Convention aud withdrew his name In
lavor of Gen. Le Fever. The nomination of
Cen Lc Fever was then made unanimous.
SUPREME COURT.
Judge Thomas NJ. Key, of Hamilton and
David q. Devore, of Brown, were nom-
mated, AZ the close Of the first ballot Hon.
Chiffon a. White withdrew the name of
Mr.. Devore and moved the nomination of
Judge hdey 20 be tmade pnApm0lsg ThiA
motion was carried uhantmously.s -
BOARD on PUBLIC WORKS.
Messrs. William Larwill, of Ashland
County, Lewis Evans, of Licking County,
lsnac Angel, of TuscarawQs County, and
Arthur Hughes, of Cuyahoga County, were
put In nomination.
"rw"ll "r Ul0'aF saf res.OS EYnnS "S ep ln'oWs ~
Ihighes. 60.
MI Ia,,,alt "a ia, ,A,.d INA
anrYard ordored t,' -" w"
u THE MEDARY MONUMENT.
On motion of Mr.. Putnam, II was resolved
that the State Central Committee be in
strncted to request the County Central Com
mittees to raise funds toward the erection
lOf the monument to the memory of the late
Samuel Medary.
ooMrtI,,rNr ro Mn rrNn,proN
rnn ir,o,Eoa - nj iy,,, S.f ~.
aeorgn DI'"p II pond,otn @ ,atn oaapsUn pS,a non. sI
Vicn b,os,aa,, e''u'es'm Wv, n.1 i eanuiua,o Ipr
convention. MIR PondIeton. On nresenting Env
himself to the assembly, was received with
esnthuslastic s.al n cheers and made most spir-
tIc"lv wv rccoivod "vT rsspoS' % W W. was ehvluslas %
|C. /, Vallandigham arose md remarhc cd !.
While thank the convention for the invi-
.aa1n % 10 speak Tonight and while am
D,snooratie oa,,se Trust @ a thai aths. & ,os 1nc
mon wilIsbo ihyAed to spoakJh erd tIrnioist.
Let us hear speeches red hot with the fire of
,ue.in,oeraoy zen, speeches lhat should De circu-
Icnn,paiyn. and let the c"ho NJ onr Voices ',, Nv,
echoed among the hills and along the val
leys of Ohio. AoAv,,.uU u.,
pot .ue n,.o,,ouvi runuiy eefega.es' the
dress the Sonyrntiop fn-nnigbff, iGSyn, ,Ttsf
VallahdlglIhni, Chiffon AtWhite Colonel
george W. McCook, General Gforge,Nl 4
orSnni No Wni; a3hs; .; yswstS INK ang others
inr to-nights meetinw n genoraI 20 % Iowa S"Sst ,S
Mr.. President Thurman then said that In
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-25

PAID OFF AND DIscHARGEDs--The lSth
Ohio Regiment Of Veteran Infantry arrlv-
ed at Tod Barracks on Tuesday, with seven
commissioned officers and onehundred and
fifty enlisted men, under command Of Cap
tain McCafIrey, and were yesterday paid
of and finally discharged. There Is only
one Ohio infantry regiment yet remaining
to come home and that Is the e5th, which Is
expected soon. niii' h
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From Chicago.

CmcAGo, May ~.
Advtces from several parts of the State
state that considerable Injury 10 the crops
has been sustained by recent frosts, but no
very serious damage Is reported. The sea-
son Is discouraglngly backward aud rain Is
much needed; the crop prospects, however,
are generally good.
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The Democratic state Convention

This body metin Columbus on yesterday
Every county in tho State, save MeIgs, as
we have been verbally advised, was repre-
scnted. The proceedings were entirely har-
monlous, tho spirit of the occasion admira-
BILE, the candidates selected, unexceptiona-
Bile, and the resolutions sound and judi
cious. The several speeches, In the Con-
venton and after the adjournment, by sew
eral prominent gentlemen, were OF that
bold and spirited character which the De-
moeraoy have been accustomed to listen to,
in times when great Issues were involved
and great battle to be fought.
Necessarily, we cannot to-day, give the
proceedings in full; we will present the
main.
The Convention inct at IL A. NJ, Hon. III.
J.JEwErT, of ofMusklngum, temporary Chair
man, A. J. MufLANE, and others, Sccreta-
rles. Mr.. JEwErT, on taking the chair, made
brief pertinent remarks, and business be-
gan. Committees on Credentials, Organi-
zatlon and Order OF b,sines Resolution
,Sc. We're selected 4. il, Gar ui .uI.ofa
In the Afternoon Session, Hon. ALLEN
w. HUFFMAN VI rrhllkhn, was reported by
the committee, as President; Vice Prcsi-
dents, one from each Congressional Dis
trIct fAnNrR Drx, An 10 prebio o,o,n ,,,,s
...Jo o5 - - =, ~ ,,o"r e'''s'
wv ou1 Were next next CHOSEN A'Ji MuLLANE'
OF Hamilton, ~ Chief Secretary, with as-
sIstants from each District, dom M.
Cocxr,n,l of nsIe.. e.o,n ,h,s yoan,n,o,oa
!, = ''T " ''''' '''''' ''''P'''''' 20
the organization
The Address of Judge THURMAN, when
he was conducted 10 the President's chair.
wa. yho, all ,y,,o Lno,, H., ,,,r,,a ",,
""i MIN ~. Wy N,'o" Hln WIN w
peil-ilhpresslVe, manly, spirited and able.
Wien the President resumed his scat, Hon.
WM. sAwyrn called tbe attention NJ the
.canmd,,,na - ~ ~ ~ Wy
w 'ioi'' ." p uAV. w. -.
whom he noticed among he auditors;
whereupon spontaneous call was made
so, hin, 20 occrnv saot a., th, s4o,d j.
- S',;,. " 80 ~ WV '''''''' w
wh'ch ne grheeiuiyeompNeu' Eoi .
THE REsoLUTIoNs. II, ~
General GRoRaf w. MonaAN. ffom tho
Co,,r,I,,a. o., Y,,,s,,,,,,,o -, a. ~, o.,
So"''ii''ee 7" i'Vesoiu''on7' ryporleu 'heioi-
iowlhg'as the unanimous action orthe COM