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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
REGlsTER'S 0FFI0E

Upon ,h. nn, vf in unuSTy N3yembeE q 1856.
OSTstor OF EAJHAh STkosG late OF ST. Georges nd In
sAid Ueunty decd u ORDkRRD and directed by ths
Register that the Administrator aforesaid give aotjee
the grantng Lete Of lie estste
OF the deeeaHed with the dat of granting tsreof ~
aayertiseinents TO be posted With iorty days
ia wv ahte o. such sir OF tue most public
sons having dem andB he Esats Ia nressn IL
az provided And aso cause the he inseftSf
newspaper published 10 Wilmington and 10 Ia
ued thereln two months - - O0-''A7
~ Given under the hand and seel OF Ono. ot tina
hesster aforesaid A. New Castle, ia New Castle
w. eiofehaiu' the Jay ana year above written,
unr,Dv An =, H. U. tRklh, RuaistsP,
persons having claims against the lis
Ate Of ape deceased mus
e ne Adminstfator on or before Nov, a. is66 or
yided. MN n ia pi aus snn pro
0esNeIe OiV nov n mo ADM nihtrstor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Mii5urn Harness and Shoe Bidck.--The best
Harness and Shoe Black ever used. Makes
old harness look like new and lasts twice as
long, also gives it beautiful gloss. Best thing
In the world for Shoes and makes them wear
twice as long. Price twenty-five cents bot
tic. For sale by Benjamin Mllburn & Co., cor
OF Eleventh and French streets, Wilmington
Delaware, and by druggist and shoemakers ev-
erywhere.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Wdatsd-lhe highest cash prices will be
paid Tor ladies ard gentlemcn's second hand
clothlag by Edward Armstrong, No 2o2 New
port fike nesr the gas house Persons who
wish TO purchase cheap aud good clothing are
also invited 10 call jan ls linz
,r Lost The subscriber lost deposit book of the
wilmington ssviug Fund, the nth of December
Turning the same ELISABETH DOOLEY, 2lq
street jan l5-3t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Bushs Wilmington and Philadelphia Steam
Freight and Express Lins.--Freight received up
to p. M, at either end OF the line delivered
at the earlies, business hour the Rext morning.
Particular attention paid 10 the careful hand
ling and prompt delivery OF goods. The Elk
press arrangements OF this line render il cheap
and expeditions mode oftransporting freight
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Hats, Caps, and 7runks.-Our readers will
find an excellent assortment of Hats, Caps and
Trunks, at the store OF G. A. Stowell h Broth
er, South East corner of Third and Market sts.,
in this city, which they are selling at prices to
to suit the times. Their hats and caps are got
up in the latest sty les, and finished IN the hest
possible manner. Call aud examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. oc 26tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Reglsaer's Office.

hkN OAs1Lh OOUHIY, Nov. 18th Ia6b
I Pos the application CT JOIN PERRIS A9S;gis.
NJ Tat9I Of sarah PasumOre lsts Of Willni rion
"a IN SAIL oouny deoeassd; II ia ordered snc aisec
e. by the Register that the AdminEtratHr aioIeasid
E ave n ~ 81 the frantin Of LettoEs
~ eagsh 70 be posted within
Rost public places Of the COUNTY OF New Castle reauir
present. the same abide by an Act Of Assembiy IN
sneh ease made and provided. And also N ssns
70 Dc Inserted within the Rod n he DaIn.
kspubAcAn anewKpaper published In Wilm ip1top ~
10 be CONT led herein tive month a, ~
k@) Given under the ha d Be al O 70 M "a 80
Be- Register RfoT eHAid, at New Castle in M
f-~-N tia County Aforesaid the dny and yar h 0ns
vrtttepI RODERf O. FRAIM H. 1,p'e
k0TIQE.-Alpersons having siaiTnE sgatns l.,
Atsof the deceased must IN ats,ss
70 the Administrat or before the tL OF
1850, or abide the Act OF Assembly IL sndb az
nov. IS. Is66-7ma. Ami rhinhs,
SAVE YOUR MONEY-RemembeI b.0,I
koCaulloy ksq. Nc. 900 MarketStroe1 .Wilminai
ton, Del. and is opened every day to reoeiy. 5s.
pohts Alianountsrsceivedf from one doIisr M
wards, and sweeper cent int, est paid on no ssns
HON the dsyo deposit. WV MoCAULIsy 'prssis
ant. J. ?. kUYH. Secretary. ''el
Session net only makes the cheapest but tina hs,t
photoErsphsi u this city, ut his rooms 3Jk NarL,t
IT., wilmngtOs. Del d,eas.sn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

me place to pay CHEAP aress r,.n,,-,
aosisry, tioves &c 1nl get eoys' co oii' ~,
King streets, also all colors OF Fem ,eVtnt1 ard
an ounce,-jan l-3mos-pd 'S"' - cts
'sl'5- U. :. SIS per cent. bond. NO.,
and s'I by r. Robinson & co corn.'- u,
9th and Market streets. '''"eF q
l4.eies on d-vernmsnt Loans paid bs T. K
no ,inson q Co., Loan Agents, c1rner OF All
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

UrpoN ,h Nhx SAsILk oopSTs, necembeI ~ 1865.
~ ~ t.ater Of GEORGE BUfz, la g o. wilminston
mnndrsd, In said County, deceased; II IL on,
pEhkD end directed by the Register that the Admin
Az tshsid give notice OF the granting of Let
9Th til: date Of granting seof, BY causing adv
ussmentst9 be- osted within Forty from IN ate
such LstteIa sT of the nlost pHbo plsoes Of tho
demands anst the Estate, 10 present The .ame ~
abide BY an Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided And also cause the same to 30 ted
In TIE same period In hs!nelaw Repubioa nevt-
til srein two months
iSl Given under the hand and Seal Of ONCE of the
s.. ~ hsEiater aforesaid, at astle in New Casts
f~~~N Co. Aforesaid, the day and 4hr aLoye written
nnn,,p .u X. U. FKAlM, Register,
tate OF the deteassd 81 present same duly attee
"a 10 the Administ pr he December lAtb
1895 or abb de the Act OF Assembly such case made
sno ptosideI: JACOB RU If,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
$s2a774 90


Loss to lessees in operating tue
road, $2,7l5.S2
During the past year there has been put int o
the track 1924 tons OF new rails, costing S74,-
l26 g. The value OF the old rails returned
to essees was $33, 20s IS. The value of old
rails now On hand to be returned is So 0O0.-
The road has been operated with great regu-
larity and freedom trom accidents, by the les
sees, and the interest and dividends have been
promptly paid when due.
The Sinking Fund now amounts to $52 SAC.
ts, and is all we'll invested The Treasurer
annual statement NE well as the usual tables
showing the business Vi the road, are appen-
dtd TO this report.
Since our last annual meeting the road has
| met with II great loss in .he death oil Hon s.
| ii. Harrington, who presided over it's affairs,
unintcrruptedly, from its organization to his
decesse. He WAS it's firm friend ct all times
| To him the citz aps Of Delaware owe II debt OF
gratitude for bis efforts in developing their
sy.,em OF railroads which they can never re-
| Ray nor fully appreciate,
Wy ordei at the Board OF Directors
8. NJ. FELTON,, President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

.. NAV CksTI.E COUNTY. December ash 1885
Il poh the application Of Robert Morrow Nnd James
- Marcy Executors of the last VIII AID Tcptninent
OF JOHN MORROW, late ft hIlmnCton Hundred,
II II 1, said County, deceased II il ORD NED and
said. give notice Of the tfpntink - Iette,t Ter
tsmentary upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date OF granting the reof by
TO be posted vithn forty days from the Of such
Letters In ,i of the most public places the County
OF New CAHtle 'eauirins all persons having demARdb
aesns the Es'He TO present the same, abide by
Act OF Assembly in such made and ided And
also cause the same to be inserted within the Bane PEE
nod in the Delaware Republican, and Delaware ia
,etie, two newrnePers published IN Wilmington. and
- Given under the haad ard al of 90 re of the
B. Register aforesaid, al New Castle, in Nav Castle
~ Go. foresad the day and year above written
,,r,,, II. {, FRAla, Register,
NOTICE All persons hav ns ella ms aKsubt the rs
tate OF the deceased must present ZANE du, attee
"a to tho Executors. on or before december ssth,
1900 o. hnde tine Act OF Assembly CHI made and
provided. RDRLVT MORROW
=, JAMES hQRRuM.
ian GIN Ayecuttrs.
r. n.-trobhted biilN may be left at M. 2i Market
street, wilmington, Del. JAMES MORROW
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Layton VIM
Larey J o
Lowell Francis
Lyman Abort
Manon VIM
Mearron Thomas
M'Coy Margaret
Morrison n z
Moore Kennard
Mcfarland John
Montague Jane
McCsvey Ellen
Normondill W
Newell John
P& II
Roberts John U
Peck 4 Allen
Patterson y q
Poalson Sarah
Pearson Lewis W
Parvis John
Pennington James
Phillips John 7
Pickering b s
Pitcratt Ellwood
Pennington B +
REEVE James
Riley John
Robinson II H
Rsnkforth Henry
RICHTER Christopher {
Randolph Aaron O
s
Shepard Sarah s
Stevenson Samuel
Scott Noah
Smith N
Sullivan Lizzie
Shepard lisa
T
Thomson VIM U
Thomas Caroline
Thomas Rlla
Twadell Mollie
Turner Maggie
Tilghman Mary
Tyre Philip
Thomas Esqu ire
Tarr J Hopkins
W
Webster D
Williams John
Wilday John 2
Watson Mary Jsne
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A 4 B
Appleby Priscilla B
BriRgs Amelia A
Branson Charles .
Brown + W
Blaisdel r
Babbitt Geo s
Brown Joseph B
Blasson J r
Bailey Mary Jane
Brady Michael J
Bell Sarah
Buc1er Robert
| Cole Clara
Clark VIM
Coumforth VIM
Chatham W J
Oample Michael
Carpenter Matthew
Caldwell John
Carpenter J Bryon
Curtiss Owen
Cason Augustus
| d
Drew Lydia P
Dean Jam 90 p
Dosk James
u
Forsythe Thomas
Franklin l.
Faust L ewis P b
Erin CHI Edwin w
Fretz Fenion q
Guthrie WIN T
Gest W
Gibbs Stephen P
Gray Fannie N
Goulder Catharine
Henderson Annie
Hobbie Francis
Hardy Geo q
Higgins J ohm L
: Hildebrandt JEFF
J hAddock Jam es r
} Hanson Lucy
: Huntley Thomas G
! jenkins George n
Jones John g
, johnson Andrew l.
!, Justison J NJ
Lamborn Sarah A
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
DI ED.

In this city, on the 75th lust, Joseph Nc
Giaugblin, in the eth year of his age.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
NOTICE.

l.
Thesu bscribor has this day sold his nitro stock
Of China and Glassware, Cutlery, DO, to Thos
de Normandie, whe will continue the business at
the old stand, No. 500 Market st, He cordially
recommends his SUCCESSOR to those who have been
customers tthostore, as one who erfeotl under.
stand tho business, and willattend to their wants
both agrooably and with promptness.
Dec. !, 1852. CLEMENT b. bMYTu.
The subscriber having been identified with the
Embellishments OF David smyth, David smyth 4
soa and clement b Smyth, for the past eighteen
years haspurcbased tho store whio the after has
occupied together withthe stock of goodsno on
hand with tho intention of carrying on the same
business. Thostsck is by far the largest and most
complete of its kind in the State, and embraces
nearly every articlein use, ofeither China, Glass
or Quoensware, as wellas a good assortment of
Silver Plated md britannia ware, Cutlery, &c. !,
&c Also the most extensive stock Of Coal oil
Lamps. Cdimneys and Shades in this city. Tho
purest quality of keroset Oil always on hand. 1t
10 hoped tho old customer and friends Of tho es
tablishmentwiil continue with the o hange OF pro.
prietorship, tho pitronage5o hbs' ally bestowed
ON the former owner
THOMAS De NORMANDIE,
1902 Marketstreet, Wilmington, Dol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

.LETTERs REMAINING UNCLAIMED in tho F,st
oncss Wilmington, State Of Delaware 10th day jan
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Cure for all kinds OF Sores,
Including gatherings, ring worm, letter, piles rose
dyspepsia, burns sorns rheumatism and pains No eur,
nopay. Apply 10 ISAIAH NJ. WEST
No. bl3 West Eighth st.,
ost le-9m Wilmington Da,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

Deldpdre Rdilroad-DIRKoroRs' Report
Office OF the Delaware Railroad Co.; Dover
January II, lS66.-The Directors respectfully
submit to the Stockholders the following state
ments Of the transactions Of the road for the
year ending October, 81, 1868
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
Drugs ana Medicines.

Drugs ana Medicines.
6O9 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
KITTREDGE & CO.,
Keep constantly on hand full assortment
of choice
DRUGS, MEDICINE. -
PATENT MEDICINE
FANCY ARTICLES.
Perlumery, Flavoring Extracts.
Pure Brandy, Wine, Holland Gin, for
Medicinal purposes only. jan Is. tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

TEE ARCH STREET DINING ROOMS.
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
No. sos Arch ST., Ph1laI olRh la
North side, above Sth)
We would respectfully inform The public that have
opened DINING AND zee CREAM SALOON ut the
above named location where we viii be happy to wait
all who may favor with call all hours Of the day.
from 81 A, NJ, to 10 p. NJ.
good Roast Dinner OF any kind, with POTATOES, bread
and bntter 80 cents The same, with three vegea-
bleH and 90 cents We will always keep hand
CHOICE FRUITS IN SEASON,
PINE AND PLAIN CONFECTIONERY,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKEs,
ICE ORHAM AND IHLIIES
Also, SODA WATER OF THE CHOICEST sYRUPs
The location being CENTRAL renders 1t des rahs place
for Ladies' and GsntieIsu Of city, well u the
surrounding country. JAMES NEaRATrRk,
mavll-H Manager.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

kind1ing Wood cheap.
THE Brandywne staye Mill Ia In full operation again
aud IL turning out daily large quantities OF refuse
Kndllng Wood. Heads OF Families will and the various
kinds We have the cheapest In Market, have
oornered utua tso oak Coon Rods (kiin dried PopAr
In bundles. stave Culings Bark and Oak Cerd Wood,
notice.
Orders loft at Messrs Akin Aliens GROCERY stoia,
Corner Fourth and Msrk1t SITS, Kabert McIutiie SAL
Second ST. at the stave MILL viii be pune.ually ht.
tended to. RAY, sPIks 4 CO, Prorsstors OF
ian I'm Nrandywlne Btaya Mills.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS ana Catarrh
Trelted with the utmost success, by d. J. lSAACs
ocuist and Anrft, formerly Of Leydon, nolland) No
6t8 PINE STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
from the most reliable sources n the City and Country
can be seen ut his ONCE The medical faculty arc invited
TO accompany their patena he has SECRETS In his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES Inserted without pain
No charge made for examination. Jan3O's5-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

KELLEY ALLEN, having leased the city
mill No Brandywine intend carrying on the
milling business in connection with the -four,
feed aud grain business at their old stand, No.
4l9 West Front street. They intend to pay
particular attention to grist work. II.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

HAssoN COMPOUND syrup OF TAR cures Colds
Hoarseness, Chronic Catarrhs, Sore Throat, Bron
chtis, Whoeping Cough, Group and Asthma. II has
been used for number of years for the above dis
enses and is pronounced by every one who has used
it, to be never failing remedy for the cure of dis
eases of the throat and lungs. AJAX for Hasson Q
Compound Syrup of Tar and take nothing else from
any Price so cents. Sold at all the principal
Drug stores--noy g-3mOs*
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29


ed this country would cs the attention Of those
In want Ofan extra article, as It will give US pleas
urs to show them. W. II. Csow si5 Market Vt.
Improvement. decided Improvement made In tue
cut aud tit Of nnw Patented Shoulder Seam Airts
Ny motto IL to make the best Shirts at No low prck as
they can be bought In ANY other establishment and every
shall have the kind aud quantity materials bar
gained for Every shirt warranted and be as re-
presented the money refunded Call and examine at
Bio Market st. Imays'tLl WIN. II. CHOW.
Fine Flavoring extracts, Rose Vanilla, Bitter
Almond, Lemon, Orange, Cinnamon, Gloves,
Nutmeg, Mace Peach, Celery, &C., prepared by
L. Brnshurst Co, Sixth and Market st.
Stray Dog A small sandy colored dog
sirayed away from the house OF Stephan T.
Pratt corner 4'h aud Poplar Streets, last Mon
day The inder will be suitably rewarded on
returning her.
John q, HafdOet, having had large sxps-
rieuce as a Contractor and Builder, is prepared
to conir ict fer buildings of any kind and sias.
Give him call. Jobbiug promptly attended
to. Shop-King Street below Second. Resi-
dence-3ls East Seventh Street, Wilmington,
Delaware, may l8-ly.
Bank Stocks, Rail Road Stocks and Bonds
bought and sold on commission by R. R. Rob
lnson Il Co corner of ith and Marke. strssts.
| For Sdie.--A first class business stand on
Front street. Possession on 25th of March
next. Apply to VIM Bright. jsnl-5tw.
Seztoa the successful photographer is astonish M
everybody with his elegant and superior photo
graphs, at 3l5 Markctd. deoa5.sm
To Ld.--Two store rooms to let, in Front ct
next door 10 the City Hotel. Apply to CuLBEnY
h BIO. corner of Front end Orange ct Ills;
For Reaf.-A desirable Office in West III
streel No. lO2, a few steps from Market street
Apply GU The premises jan IL 81.
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State. By the nom de plume OF "Porte Crayono
he is we'll known to the world of letters.
ATKINSON is native of Ohio, and an outspoken
radical, in favor of negro suffrage He ear
nestly advocated the formation Of the State Of
West Virginia, and was member of the first
Senate of the new Commonwealth. T
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been Governor of the State, and Is at present 9
Representative in CONGRESS-.
STARR is an extensive iron manufacturer of
Camden, and at present Representative in Con-
gress from the First District.
CATTELL he public-sprited resident of Gam
den, and has for many years been known as one
OF the most enterprisng merchants of the [oty
of Philadelphia. He is the most prominent can
didate for United States Senator before the pre-
sent Legislature of New Jersey.
NIXON is a graduate of Princeton COLLEGE, and
has distinguished himself as a lawyer. He was
Speaker of the Legislature Of New Jersey for
two years, and was member of the Thirty
sixth and Thirty-seventh Congresses.
JARDINE was before the war a merchant. At
the breaking out of the Rebellion he enlisted
his energies in raising the 4th New JERSEY In
fantry, of which he was elected Colonel, serving
with thatregiment throughout the conflict. He
was subsequently breveted Brigadier-Geueral
RAMSEY is q prominent lawyer, served with
distinction throughout the war, and was made
BrigadierGener
LANDS Is the renowned wine-grower of East
Jersey.
WINS is well.known merchant of Trenton.
N. J. His name is a household word through.
out the United States-utde ''The Trenton
Cracker-Box.n
HOWELL is an extensive flour manufacturer
in Trenton, N. J. He is man of undoubted
patriotism and ability.
Ten EYCK studied law and was admitted 10
the bar in 1885. After serving III many offices
of trust, he was elected in 1874 a member of the
New Jersey Constitutional Convention, and in
1859 United States Senator, serving in the latter
capacity until 1865.
COBB is lawyer, and was Representative in
Congress from 1861 10 1868.
STRATToN has been an active politician for
some years past, and is graduate of Princeton
| College. He was member of Congress from
1859 to 1863.
CAKE is one of the most popular men of Cape
May, and proprietor of Congress Hall Hotel at
that seaside resort. He is radical with all
| his heart and soul.
| New York.
| Governor Fenton, of this State, has requested
| Senators Morgan and Harris to attend the Con-
| veution of Southern Uniouists in Philadelphia,
on the Sd of September, and to 'reassure those
| true and tIied friends of the Union and consti-
| tutional freedom that the Union party of New
York fully appreciates their continued self
sacrificing efforts TO place the States lately in
revolt upon just and staple basis; that it SYM
| pathizes with them and sincerely desires the
| re-estabishment OF loyal selEgovernment in
the communities lately in rebellion, as soon as
is consistent with safety and future peace; that
the Union party is anxious to see their respec-
| tive States represented in Congress as early as
full assurance can be had that the power of
| these States will not thereby be placed in Rebel
hands, and that it will cordially cooperate
| with them to these ends.n
Meetings have also beeh held in several Sec
tions, and honorary delegates appointed TO
represent the people of the State in the Conven-
ton. Some of these delegations are 80 large
that we cannot give them place here. The fol-
lowing ale the leading
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THE HONORARY DELEGATES.

Nearly every State in the North will be repre-
sented in the Convention by Honorary Delegates
| or Committees of Welcome We append the
names OF such rs are known at the time of going
to press.
California.
The Union State Central Committee have re-
quested the following gentlemen, now at the
East, to attend the Convention as
DELEGATES.
John John COnnsssi s Cornelius 9. Cole,
Donald y. McRuer, William Higby,
John Bidwell, Frederick pillinys
Richard Chenay, Moses Ellis
CoNNEss was born in Ireland in 1919 but
came to the United States when only ten years
of age, and was among the earliest emigrants to
California He engaged at first in mining and
mercantile pursuits, and in 1854 was sent to the
State Legislature, serving two or three terms
In 1859 he was elected to the State Senate, and
in 1868 to the United States Senate. In politics
he is thorough radical, having voted, during
the recent session of Congress- uniformly against
the Administration.
COLE Is a native of New York. and LAWYER
by profession. In 1S49 he went to California,
and spent one year in the mines. Resuming
the practice of his profession, he served for two
years as District Attorney of Sacramento From
1856 TO 1860 he was a member of the National
Republican Committee, editing political paper
during the campaign of 1860. In 1868 he was
elected to the lower House of Congress, and
recently to the United States Senate, in which
body he will succeed McDougal on the 4th of
March next. An attempt was made to John
sonize him by appointing him a delegate to the
late Wigwam Convention, but he refused to
serve in that capacity on that occasion.
McRUER, BIDwELL, and H1GBY are the present
radical members of Congress from this State.
HIGBY is a native of Vermont, where he prac.
tised law until his removal, in 1850, to Cali.
fornia. From 1858 to 1859 he was District
Attorney of Caiaveras county, and in 1863 he
entered Congress.
Connecticut.
At meeting of the Union Republican State
Central Committee, held in Hartford on the oath
OF August, it was resolved to send a committee
OF forty to attend the Convention, and the fol.
lowing were selected, with power to appoint
their own substitutes in case they should be
unable to attend:-