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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

All scroulous persons suffering from general Debility.
Emaciaon. Dyspepsia and Dropsy Of the limbs abdomen,
and the female DrOpsy Of the ovarie and womb, generally
panied with Inf mmaon and liberation Of the uteas
are permanently cured by Constitution Life Syrup The
disease known Gore Sweled Neck the Life syruP
will entirely The remedy should be taken for some
time the disease exceedingly chronic aud stubborn AID
will not be removed without extra effort
Tuors ofthe Ovaries Tumors Of the Breast and sw-ns
Of other glands Of the body will be completely reduced with
out re,orting the knife, operations Of any kind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

To-day Washington Market will undergo thorough
trspectcn The stalls that have been built the
cutters VIII be removed and II possible it will be put
. wholesome condition forthwith. Should this prove
tmprscticable it will be removed The business Of that
portion Of tho city, well the health demands it, in
ahe opinion many members OF the Board and other
arrangements viii DO made for the OF
She vendors Of food. some plans having In that event
already been discussed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
GRACE'S
CELEBRATED SALVE

CURLS CUTS BURNS, SCALDS.
CURES WOUNDS. BRUISES sPRAlNS
CURES CAPPED HANDS AND CHILBLAINS
HEALS OLD SORES FLESH WOUNDS
GRACES CELEBRATED SALNE
prompt action pain at and reduces the
ma aerylooking swelings and inlanmatioas, as by
M gic Thus sffordiug relief aud complete cure.
ONLY 2J CENTS BOX! lsent by mail for IS cents.)
For sale by j. L. DlNSM0RE, No 10 Dey-st.. n. Y; g.
W. FOWLE SON, Proprietors, Boston; and by all
DrngRss and country stores,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17

KryGs COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-March ~
Nos g. 49, e &C. e. 90 9 49, 49, 80 &C. 81, 80, lOl, lO
los loo, l07, los, l09 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-17
SCROFULA.

TAR. Ii. ANDERSs IODINE WATER Cures
scrofala In all i,s manifold FORMS ULCERS, CAScEEs,
SYPHILIS, SALT RuKrx &C. II acts upon the ir.Rr LIVER,
KIDyrrs and DiorsTrvg oR1ASs 4 mos, powerful VirAt
HING AoENr and REsroEATvE Circulars free. For sale by
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
Real Estate Agency
LANDHOLDERS READ!

WAVING The advantage Of an extensive
* acquaintance among The farmers OF
Pennsylvania, and numerous applications
,herelrom for purchasing farms and prop
eriy generally, in this section Of country,
| have at their solicitations, and those OF
friends in Pennsylvania and Mary land.
who will scl in my behalf in this work,
been induced TO publish tie following re-
quest:
That all persons having lands, dwell
lings, mills, or business stands, Tor sale,
remit an accurate description Of their
properties, location, price and terms Of
sale, 10 The undersigned.
Give this your early attention as vel
as direct ihe attention of your neighbor.
10 il. as | will publish early in January a
catalogue Of properties. Tor circulation in
PenDsy lvanIa and Marylsn
This will promote inning grafton, and as
the number ol purchases inerease so will
The price Of property advance.
Send by mail. or bring your descrip'
lions at once 10 my office. @ No sale
no charge.
G. NJ. BELTZHOOVER,
Attorney at Law md Rel Estate Agent
Shepherdslown, Yves! Virginia.
December 8, 1856. .'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
West Virginia !:

1t Rules held in ,be Clerks Office Of
"A The Circuit Court Of Jefferson Ccun.
~. on the 3rd day OF December 1866.
Brooks, Fulton & Co., Plaintiffs.
VS..
Wm. Mccoy and Jos. l.. Russell. Dsls.
Debt and Attachment.
The object OF this tuil is TO Obtain a
iudswen, for slC9.59 with inleres, from
March l3. 1859, ill paid, and to attach
a certain piece or parcel Of Lsnd belors-
ing 10 said VIM Mccoy lying in Bolivar,
jefferson county. W. Va. on Washing.
ton street., on which is n brick Stare house
and dwelling house, adjoining os VI Dal.
lei Johnson's hers. And u appearing
upon affidavit, fled in :bis suit thai said
Defendants are moi residents Of The Stale
Of Wesl Virginia, they are hereby tequl.
red to appear within one mon'h Al'et due
publication OF Wis order and do what is
necessary to ptc,ecs shet Interests 10 Ibis
matter.
II is further ordered that copy Ct dis
order be published once week Tor four
successive weeks IN some newspaper 10
said County. and posted at 'he 'front.' door
Of The CourI House thereof on the 6Ts.
Monday aller HE da.e Of his order.
Tesle
w. A. CHAPLINE. CLERK.
Dec. 8, 1866. Prs fee 60 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
Affairs la Berkeley.

We clip the folloaing items from the
Berkeley tnion and New Era Of las
week :
Property Sales.-Jscob S. s''ayer'
Auc,ioneer, sold last Saturday. The iaru'
belonging to the heirs Of Hannah Porter.
field, nine miles northeast OF Marnns'
burg, containing 347 acres. for s24 80 pei
acre. John d. Stehley, purchaser. Al.
SO the farm belonging to X. E. w. Tabb
six miles northwest Of Mar,insburg. con
tanning l66 acres, for Sls,95 per acre
W. y. Avery, purchaser.
House Burned.-On Saturday after
noon ,hr 24lh ult.. The house of Jacob
Kess. nrn Shanghai, was entirely con.
sumsd by fiA,e.and all his household goods
and wearing apparel. together with all his
nrovision, grain and farming utsnsils-ln'
volving less Of about $1,000. Inc
bou,s look fire from spark on the roof
in the absence of Mr.. and Mrs. kees.
Sales af Town Property.-On Salur
say The Gh ult.. Msssrs Blackburn q
r. dS.,nan. sold Two houses and lots IN
sniu..iile. adjoining Mar'insburg' &c
J.Ls &. Saddlsr for s340 each. Or
M ,aasy the 26h. ]. Nelson Wisner sold
. house and lot in Msrlinsburg 70 Michael
Gohesn for S7l5
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

g. LxRos TURNIp Mr.. Samuel P.
Miller. Of Berkeley county. presented us
with mammoth Tur"ip' lew days ago
which weighed four and three. quarter
pounds, and measured twenty-seven inch
.es in conference. For large vegeta.
bles and pretty women, Berkeley and
Jefferson counties can beat the world
Our deoii"wen, in" on that iurnip. and
has been turning up things generally
since, aud says if anybody eau beat that
,1hey will please bring them along.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

troops, and that the departure OF Napolr-
on from the terms OF his arrangement to
remove his troops. oneIhird IN N0vem-
Der, one.,hrd in March, and the lemain-
der in November. 1867, has not met The
acuuiesceucs OF the United States. An
amlcable solution of The difficulty and q
iu.t concession to the expectations OF the
governm ent is anticipated, from Tive re.
monslrances which our minister has been
instructed to lay before The Emperor.
1T pending differences with Cheat
Bril- din in regard 10 lhe injuries commit.
ted upon The commerce OF the country by
vessels EQUIPPED within her territory re-
mains al open question. bu' one which
the new ministry has addressed itself TO
10 tina, friendly spirit which gives hopo Of
satisfactory solution and such harmonl'
zing of the neutrality laws OF the two
countries as shall remove all impedimen,s
10 continued harmony. The difficulties
OF the Fenlan INVASION have embarrassed
and postponed these questions. They
have called for the enforcement OF our neu-
lrslity laws on the one hand, while on The
other considerations OF humanity have IN.
duced HE government TO cxer. liz good
offices To mitigate the severity OF the pun
lsh(pent OF those who have incurred The
sentence Of the law.
In This connection the message urges on
tie attention Of Congress the necessity OF
determining by legislation the principles
involved in The right Of expanlaion and
! in the naturalization laws oil this county,
SO that the positions heretofore assumed
by The Executive in dealing with foreign
nations may be halmonized with positive
law, and This great international question
be now placed with The different nations
Of Europe upon rational and salislac'o-
jry footing.
Should Congress accept the invitation
with which ME message closes. 10 coop.
crate in celebrating past differences and
rtsiorlng The blessed reign Of peace
throughout our borders, the clouds which
remain will give place 10 the sunshine OF
universal prosperity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
GENTS FURNISHING
HOUSE.

A you ere passing along, dom, ,o,,
Il to call IN at LlCKLlDER'S CHV"
Cash Store. His department cors,s
Clothing. Hats, Gaps, 8oos. Siu., n
lions, and Gents Furnishing Good, ""
Goats from $3.50 to s2O IN
Pants from 3.2j to lam
Vests from RS 10 9m
Overcoa,s from 1000 10 20
Merlno UndershrIs only .l25
MsIino Drawers only loo
Hickory Shirts only LOO
Fine White Shirts only $50
Calico Shirts only les
Womsn's low qusrled calf skin, uO
rocco and lasting shoes, Ladies, Mi,.o.
Chidrsa, Men and Boys shoe, Of ever,
variety. Fashionable Hats, Ris,or, Clio
per, Resor,e and Leon styles. Call in
you wants bargains. Doing cash bus,
ness, | sm enabled 10 sell goods a,,.,,
low figures.
Come one-coms all,
Both great and small
And give Licklidsr an early call.
December 8. 1866. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
Corn Shelters.

'ClNGLE Spout Corn Shelters. capacity
- l25 bushels per day. Double sPoul
corn shelters, capacity $50 bushels per
day. Virginia or Great Western corn
shelter, capacity, hand power, 400 bush
els, horse power. 500 bushels pc! day.
Also BurrelI's corn shelter, separates The
corn from the cob, capacity l25 bushels
per day. For sale by
Ramon e. Duke,
dec 8 Chsrlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

cite much discussion. Iii is generally re-
gardsd as an able and digni6sd document
Some of The republican members remark
that il does moi amount 10 anything.
The reception given 10 Congress by
lie ciuzens Today falls far short Of ex,
pectaiions. The procession contained but
6ls persons, 70 OF them icing white.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMFY
OF BALTIMORE.
OFFICE, NO. 6, SOUTH STREET,
CHARTERED CAPITAL, 100000.

Effects Insurance on Buildings, Merchandise,
Furniture, Libraries, V sseIs IN port and their
Cargoes, and all other Insurabe Property
against Loss or Damage by Fire, (at reasona-
bic rates) in the City and Country.
BOARD OF DIRECTons - William DeyrIes,
William J. Rieman, William Welsh, Ernest
Knabe, w lillian H. AbrahamS, James ID. Ma
son, Henry Govemsn, Jacob w. Hugg, Wi
liam Buehler, Charles Webb, Charles W. Sla-
gle, George n Mackenzie, Robert Hickey, 81
mon X. GoIlban. George II. Berry, joseph j.
Turner, John Ahern, John w. Bruf, John J.
Madison, John X. Cox, John Smith, ID. Anon
Green, David Carson, George II. Byrd. JAS
l.. ARMSTRONG, President. VICTOR GU
NET, Secretary.
&. r. BUTLER, Agent,
ShepherdsIown.
Dacember 8. 1866 3M
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

n. The Land We LoUs for NoVem'
he, has been received. |. compares IA
vurshly with the pas, numbers, and is
vel worth the price of subscription. II
is publ he'd BY Gen. d. Fl. Hill. Char
>tol,e. y. O., al SO per annun. ,a,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

&C. INSURANCE. AGENCV.-It will be
seen by caid in another column, tha,
Mr.. c. T. Butler is agent for The Amer.
Can FIRE Insurance Company of Balti-
more. Give him call. Now is the
<ime to have property insured against Fire
that destructive element,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

&5A To LAND OwNERs-We invite al
tention to the card OF Mr.. G. NJ. Beltz.
hoover. Real Estate Agent, in another
column. Persons having farms, &C.. for
sale, will fad this an excellent medium
20 pro 'ure purchasers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
NOTICE.

A LB persons indebted 10 the underslgn'
Il ed are requested 10 come forward and
settle up by tho ist Of January, as further
indulgence will not be given.
decs p. II. Strobe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
SECOND ARRIVAL,

n s. RENTCH would respectfully in
IL. form his customers that lie has re-
ceiyed bis Winter supply OF GOODS,
and would invite all in want Of Goods TO
call and examine his stock and prices.
Dec. 8, 1866. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

NJ We are requested TO state that the Fes-
tival for the benefit of the lutheran Church will
open Oh Christmas Eve,-Alonday evening All
are invited TO attend to purchase the "good
things" prepa red for the occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
@ Qon't fail to attend The Lecture 10
night at the f., NJ. Church,

Ise We invite attention to the card Of d.
Smith sicheberger, Esq. Persons purchasing
tickets will get the worth of their money by re-
csivins first class newspaper besides a chance
at dra wing the splendid property offered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the "Independen'
y Democrat are respectfully notified
that if their subscriptions are promptly
paid, The allotment of the property will
take place, as advertised, the FIRST day OF
January, next.
G5- Should the property be drawn by
any certificate not paid forspreVious to the
allotment, the holder will moi be entitled
10 the property.
All persons DESTROYS OF subscribing to
the Democrat are requested 10 DO 80 al
once.
ID. SMITH EICHELBERGER.
December 8, 1896. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
GseIge Nunsmaker. Defendants.
Dsbi and Attachment.

GseIge Nunemsker. Defendaas.
Dsbl and Attachment.
The Officer Of this sui. Is TO ob'ain
iudgmen, Tor one hundred and nineteen
dollars and sky seven cents with inter.
esl thereon from Feb. 8. 1861. and TO al
tsch The real estate of George Nvnnsms-
ler, in Jefersop county. West Va, he
,sme being Lot 7. and Biloxi !, Camp
HlIl, fronting sixty fee. on Washington
street, and 1872 feet deep TO Lot 10 sane
block, and conveyed BY The UalIed States
said Nunamsker by Deed dated Feb.
2Oth. 1857, and recorded IN the Record
RS office in Deed Book |, page l62. anG
appearing apon aflidavis filed ~ obi.
suit that said Defendant 10 net issiden'
of HE Stale of Yves, Virginia. he 10 here
by required to appear within one month
after due publication OF this order and do
wha, il necessary 10 protect his lnIsresIia
this matter.
1t is further ordered tina. copy Of this
order be published once week ier fnsr
successive weeks IN some newspaper IN
said County and posted al ,he irons dopr
Of The Court House thereof on The Gr,t
Monday after The date Of this order.
Teste
W. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
Dec. 8. 1866. Prs fee SO az
Fouke, pq
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08

Il The Circuit Court Of jefferson C"un-
~, on The 3rd day OF Drceaber 1865.
Brooks, Fahnsslock & Co., PisIntHs.
Wm. Mccoy and Jos. l.. Russell. Delu.
Debt and Attachment.
The object Of this sui, is 10 ob'sin
judgment Tor five hundred and seventy
one dollars and four cents with legal IA.
leres, on 1884 pan thereof from De-
cember 10. 1858, and like Interest on
1887 SO. the residue thereof from March
l3th. 1859. until paid, and TO attach cs''
tain piece or parcel Of Land belonging to
said Wm. Mccoy lying in Bolivar. !e''
ferson county. W. Va. on Washington
street, on which is brick sIors hoos'
and dwelling house adjoining 10! oi D'"'
iel Jnhnson's heirs, and II appearing uPo"
affidavit filed in this suit that saId Deien.
dams are not residents Of The Stale VI
West Virginia. they Me hereby requires
10 appear within one month ai'e' QUO
publication Of this order snd DO What -
necessary 10 protect their interests 10 'h''
alter.
lis further ordered that copy oil ms
order be published once week Tor lou!
successive weeks in some newspaper ~
said county and posted ., the from! 900.
of The Court House thereof on the h"'
Monday sfier the date Of this order.
Teste
w. A. CHAPLINE. Clssk.
Dec. 8, 1866. Prs lee % ~
Fouke, pq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
w, L. HARRINGTON,
I. STATES ASSISTANT ASSESSOR
REV EMU e.

Division IA, District I'd Of West Virginia.
ss5@ Office in "Register Building" Sbep
herdstOwn, West Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
g. INTERESTING MEETING.-An in

g. INTERESTING MEETI>G.-An in
tereslIng meeting, under the auspir es of
the M. L, Church, Of this locality, has
been IN progress during tie pas, week,
in lhs Cu"r, House Of ihs place, coudr &C.
led b. lie worthy ant ebie Psslor, J. NJ
Green. Several persons have cub iacel
Tel igiru. aad much interest is man iles,ed
by tbs attentive audiences each ,aieht, in
fsgsrI To a future salvation. p..y. Mr..
Clsmm. TIC P.aslGing Elder. delivered an
able discourse on Sunday nig,hI last, to a
crowded house, whlcI, produced telling
effect upon the audierire.
@S- TRUE PHILANrHR,,pY.-Th Spec.
tatOr Il Slaunlou saws In our las.
weeks ISSUE, We published short com
munication stating tnsi there were two
9n!e sni.. age especI,,eIy IL and 5
years, siI.ou1 homes, whose mother died
in 1861 and whose father died q suldit, ,
death at Pereisb org. and asked, who in
Augusta coun'l would have the phIlan-
thropy TO give them good homes aud raise
them ina proper manner. We are pleas.
ed 10 DO able to state that, on tho same
day tea paper was issued. a highly Ies-
-peetabis and knd-hearted gentleman and
his estiuAbls daughter. as soon as they
saw tho notice. agreed 10 take them.
These poor unlorlanes have thus secured
good homes. We hops they will live to
bless ,he kind-hearled persons who have
80 promptly agreed TO supply he places
OF their dead parents. MIR. Fl. l.. Gala
her. of Waynesboro', viii raise one Of
these llhlo orphans, ard his daughter.
MIS-. Mcclure, the other. May lleaven's
blessings rest upon both.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
w est Virginia :

4 II Rules held in the Clerk's Office OF
AZ The Circuit Court Of Jefferson Coun.
~. on the 80 day Of December 1856
John q. Rldenour, plaintiff.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-08
w est Virginia !:

4 + Rules held 10 lie Clerk Office of
Il The Circuit Court Of jefferson Cum.
ty, on The 3rd day OF Drcenber 1866.
Brooks, Fahnsslock & Co., PisInuHs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-22
Price. ssiy IS cents per Bottle

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACT, an Kssay
Of Warning and destruction for Young Men. Also d.
ess4s Sad Abuses which PROSTATE the vital poes With
means Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envsiopsa- Address, Dr. J. sKrLLTE HOU0H-
ION. Howard Associatiop. PhilAdtiphia. Pa IdAw5m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-22

The Library Association Of Muscatiue is
|prospering finely. There are several hundred
volumes in the Library. 1t is proposed to
have course of lectures the coming Winter
season. See the Journal.
Mr.. George L. Epps, of Denmark, in
this county, writes to the Muscatine Journal,
in response to an inquiry which appeared in
that paper, as to whether there was q cheese
factory In iowa. other than the one at Musca-
tine Island. Mr.. Epps says there is a cheese
factory a. Denmark 1t has only been in OPP
Grafton some three weeks He says /" at
present we are only working up some 25o
cows milk, but more are coming in> almost
daily. Our factory is in charge Of Mr.. +.
Lewis, of Adams, Jefferson county, New
York
AS your correspondent says, Iowa is
bound to be one of the best cheese States IL
the Union, and at no distant day will facto-
ries be found in almost every town. The
only drawback | can see is the want Of spring
water, which in many localities will be diff.
cult to find. This is so here. For want of il
we are obliged to make cheese twice q day,
thus adding the extra expense of one set o.
hands, besides other difficulties and ineonyen
fences.
We have on hand now some $50 cheeses
think. As TO quality. some of your read
ers may. perhaps, be able to judge for them
selves soon.
1.-The factory is owned and operated By
private capital, the sum of about S2.25 pei
100 lbs. being paid for manufacturing, every
| thing being found by the manufacturer ex
cepting boxes.
Capt. Pearman, OF Davenport, has re
ceived orders from Head quarters to have tbs
Soldiers Cemetery, at that place, put in goot
condition.
-Adjt. Gen. Baker has associated himsel
with W: !. Hayes, Esq, Of Clinton. in thu
practice of the law
Burglars have been at work in Clinton
recently. Creeping into houses and relievin,
people of pants and pocket books have beer
their shabby tricks.
The Burlington Library Association viii
fopen at once correspondence with leading
lecturers throughout the country for the pnr
lpose of providing for course oflectures thi
winter. See Hack Eye.
The Mt. Pleasant journal pertinentl
tasks: ''Do our citizens intend making an
effort to have the Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant
Muscatine Railroad pass through our city
If so, it is time they we're up and doing. W
understand that Washington county has al
ready raised the necessary amount to bav
the road come through their county. n
one can fail to see the advantage this roa,
will be to our CITY and county, and we trus
our citizens will go to work and let US hay
another railroad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-22
The Conventions.

From the Mt. Pleasant Journal we take the
following report of the Congressional Con-
vention:
On motion, committee of one from each
county was appointed on Resolutions. The
committee was composed of the following
gentlemen:iG. B. Corkhill, Henry Major.Han
cock, Van Buren,; S. II. Flanders, Des
Moines John Hale, Louisa Col. Hamilton,
Davis; ]. r. Lewis, Washing ton; C. W.
Slagel, Jefferson John Van Valkenburg,
Lee.
During the absence of the Committee, Hon.
George W. McCreary, of Lee, responded to
call for speech. Mr.. McCrearyss remarks
were sound, loyal and patriotic, and were
well received by the Convention. At the
close of Mr.. McCreaFy's speech the commit
tee on resolutions reported the following reso-
luton we're adopted at the State Convention.
Resoired In. That we, the loyal voters Of
the First Congressional District of Iowa, most
cordially heartily approve and endorse the
course Of Hon. james r. Wilson, our able
and patriotic Representative, and with this
distinguished champion Of the doctrines Of
equality Of Al before the law, and with equal
ana exact justice to an men inscribed on our
banners W pledge ourselves 70 return him
TINS tall 70 seat IN. Congrsss upon which he
majority. q g 7sT = s. |,
Ga nodes coasrsssiosal Oonnissss