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Proceedings of the Board Of SUI
pcrvisOrS,
At On adjourned meeting held Ut the Court
House Of Kanawha County, on the 18th and
9th days Of January, 1866.
BRIDGES.
John williams, ESQ., aud DR.. William Mairs,
commissioners to superintend the rebuilding
Of Tuppers crcck aud Two.mile creek bridges,
and the bridge in Charleston, near Minis.
ker's Mill, reported the same completed and
finished, aud the President and Clerk Of this
Board were authorized TO draw on the County
Treasury for the payment OF the contracting
parties.
COAL RIVER BRIDGE.
The contract heretofore entered into with
Michel c. Clay, for rebuilding Coal River
Bridge, was rescinlcd, and John S. Cunning
ham, Esq, was appointed Commissioner to
receive proposals for rebuilding the same, on
the same plan, either of u wcodec bridge, or o
wire-suspenson bridge.
TUNNEL At cAMpaELLS CREEK GAP.
a committee was appointed to examine the
Rail Road Tunnel at Cnmpbelrs Creek Cup,
and repor. on oath 10 the Board Of its next
session.
The Board ofSupcrvisors passed resolutions
expressive Of their willingness to receive tho
States interest in the portions OF the Cha rles-
ton and Poiu, Pleasant Turnpike, and also the
State, interest IN the HanawhS Road, within
the County Of kanuwhs, and caused the same
to be certified to the Board Of Public Works.
Viewers were appointed to review way
for II ROAD from the mouth Of Hriur creek 10
the mouth Of the Pc, Branch on Trace Fork Of
Davis creek; also route from the Forks Of
priar creek 10 the head Of Spruce Branch.
Process was awarded to summon the land
holders on the proposed road from the Oil
Works on Mill Greek to the orchard Of Green
bury Slack, on Elk River. to show cause, il
any they can, why suid road should not he
established. The roaI from the old meeting
house. nenr 4. ". Smiths, 10 Island creek,
was established.
Li3ENSES.
On motion C: john S. Cunningham, ESQ.,
Re,olred, Tint this Bonrd grant no Ii.
censes TO my person, to sell At retail, spir-
ituous liquors wines, &C., in the County Of
Kama rha, unit! the l22.sb day Of June next.
THE present Board gives place 10 new one
ut that :imcl.
A. G. Walker WAS authorized okcep hotel
or tavern. Clark Wyatt was refused the
privilege Of removing his place of selling at
retail spiri,uQus liquors, wines, &c.
TANES.
John Slack, Sheriff, L. II. Smith, Esq, Mrs.
Morris, aud the Einifrel NJ. * NJ. Co., were
relieved from the payment Of certain taxes
enormously charged 20 them.
The proceedings Of the Board were ordered
to BE- published in the West Virginia JorRSAL.
". l.. lllNDMAS, Clerk.
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as soon after the occurrence as possible, and
found tho hirl and fourth rings, together
With portion Of tho second, torn out while
were noinjured. The patch referred to by Mr..
Faulkner and Curtis We find to DO Of good
iron, and was we'll put on aud proved capable
Of resisting the working pressure. We are
therefore clearly Of the opinion that this ex.
plosion was caused by IN over-pressure Of
steam, and do suspend the License Of Lemuel
Faulkner for the period Of ops year from this
date, for causing the same.
Respectfully sub@iued.
EOS. S. ARMSTRONG,
lllRAN TotSG,
Local Inspectors.
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NOTICE.-Ka,
Goshorn and Lowell, Comp'H.,

~ naYha County Circuit Court. December Term, 1904
Goshorn and Lowell, C0mp!hs,
The President, Directors and Company In chancery.
u '"' ''''" " '' ~ n:f'ts.j
On motion Of the complainants. BY their counsel Is
ordered that John J. rolSlcy, Commissioner Of this
Court do take And report TO this Court an account
Of the balance due the complainant Jacob 6oSorh, from
tho defendants. the President Directors and Company o.
the Eank Of Virginia. il appears from the books Of the
r,nch of said Hank At Charleston account o d'Pos'
Il, made in said Branch Rank by the said G"shorn with
the date Of the last deposit and IL either party requires
a. the dates and amounts ofa the deposits. MI Tor that
nurpose the said Commissioner shall have free access
10 and use az the Rocks Of said Branch Bank now Ia the
possssSiun Of Levi J. woodward, any other person.
Notice OF the time and place OF taking said account.
shall he published week. fur four successive weeks
IN the "WEsr VIC MA JcrRSAL, newspaper published
IN the town Of Charleston, In the County OF knna~ha
and such publication shall be- equivalent 10 personal SER
vice Of such notice on the parties. or any OF them;
copy; ,cs,e: JOHN SLACK, Clerk
Tho President Directors and Company OF the Bank Of
y;,ripi,: Isaac " Smith, John +. Hale Levi j. Mood
v,rj Andrew +. Donnaly. William Donna!ly Lewis F.
ionn,y Joel Runer In his right, and as admins
traitor Of james c. Mcfarland, X. Z. u Lowell Spcer
ptrieL Frederick Brooks, MoGea Norton Lewis Rullner
r-csericl walker John b. Lewis benjamin $. Sniihers
Iohn n, Doadridye Enos 5. Arnold, administrator Of
A Cobbs deceased. AMI Jane Fry, Administrative OF
i.s r. Fry deceased. parties defendants in the above
mi, will Jake notice. that SHALL on Thursday the 18th
49, ~ Erbrusrv 1885, al the Onice Of H. T.. HcwhOrter
In The town Of Charleston. kanawha County, Nest VIZ
GINA proceed to take the above account and execute the
above order. ,ouS, po,crry
Commissioned.
,,.,,.,v ID 1896 lcw<
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

Joseph Shields }
- InhECsrys
The IAnk Of Charleston and o:herS9
Henry f1;hwyi. Sir:
TAX. Notice. that IN. 9Th day Of February. 1885,
between the hours Of nine In the foeIo0n and six in the
afternoon o. that day, tho Office Of John J. Pol.ey,
b,ing the same Office that 10 occupied by H. c..
Nc .hnrcr in the Town Of Charleston. County OF IA
nawha, w. Va shall proceed TO take the dispositions
Of certain witnesses. I" b1 u.cd as evidence Tor me IN
.ui. now nrnn. in the Circuit Cour, Of Kanawha COun
~ OH the Caanrery side thereof wherein am paintih
ain, the Hank "r Charleston, Robert faT and you, the
said Henry Fiizhugh. defendants; and /! from any
c,u,. the taking at said dispositions shall not be com.
m.pc.l or baIr commenced shall not DO completed on
,ha, dsv the taking Of the will be Adjourned from
Tim, 10 time until tue said dispositions, shall he completed
JOSEPH SHIELDS,
S2errr SQl.-l0SI ny Counsel.
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the cause Ol SnC CCSChS "a RAUS'oa "
er Cottage No.:
Errlcy OF IocAL lSsrEcT'Hs.
Pokr or wnEGLiNG, ". EAp
" e" january 3. 1856. !
3e Thong, EorSkrOok, Surveyor Of C"''0"''
Wheeling, v. "a:
SlR-We hereby report to yon AS required
BY the 9th section, l4ta clause, OF the 'te"m'
boat law Of 1852, our action in relation 10
III. e,rlosc2 o: steamer Cottage No. :, which
occurred on the morning Of the 4,h OF Decem-
Der, 1855, while ascending johnson 8 shoals
ON the Big KAnarha river. This boat WINS
provided with two high pressure boilers, :.
feet long and IS inches in diameter, con
;,rucled Of iron, lI-4S o. an inch in thick.
pes., with Eve piGe iIch return t!uea III c"en'
Of proper construction, and made IN Inc year
1852. The iron vas stamped according 70
Law, and was allowed working pressure VI
142 pounds Of steam.
We tested these boilers on the lst day OF
pecemhee. 1850, suhjrc,ing them to hy"ro'
s,atie pressure Of 9l3 pounds 10 the square
inch, which proved n satisfactory test IN all
respects. Lemuel Faulkner. a FIRST class en-
gineer, and who WAS on watch at the time
Of the explosion, states ,ha; :here was o snth-
siency Of water in the boilers. and was carry
Ing from 1856 to lao pounds OF steam. rs ind.
Gated by the steam G"age. YIN. G Curtis.
acting A. second engineer, ,es,i6cs to having
tried tho water but two OF three minute; pre-
rious 10 tho explosion, and found i, flush, and
Mn. carrying but lilo pounds Of steam. They
both attribute the explosion to patch giving
ray, which was put on the boiler >hor, time
nrcyiou., having been strained and started, As
they suppcse, while unders going 'he test, to
such On extent as to cause it 10 give way at
pressure Of l40 pounds.
we DO no. accept the position as correct
however sincere they may be, for then the
pre,en. method Of testing boilers would not
only be DO. beneficial, but dangerous aste"a'
ing to weaken boilers TO such degree as 70
cause them 10 give way at q much less tHan
vortinp pressure. We cannot CONCEIVE no"
this EXPLOSION occurred At a pressure OF out
10 pounds, whom but three days previous tho
boilers stood o pressure Of 2lo pounds as
above stated, by the only correct method OF
determining their relative strcrg,h. A meth.
Cd devised by the 6rst mechanical minds Of
tho country aud sanctioned BY the eouoined
wisdom Of tho nation, tho advantages Of which
asa test principle hos, We think, since its
adoption been fully demonstrated. For tho
purpose Of assisting US in determining tho
a.use Of this disaster We examined tho boiler
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MILITARY. - Company II, 1881
R.gt. n. Y. Vols, under Capt. 0. b. stapIin
having received orders to rc3ori at iI"rper's
Ferry, embarked on the Kanawha Belle ms:
Monday morning. This IS the last Of the mil
i,ary in this section, We presume, at least
during the good 6thsrior oc ,hosc who in goo!
faith accep, the "new order ofthings," ~ we'll
~ Of those ,rho 9o net.
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CARRIAGE MASCFAcrCRERs and
Liverymep have rare opportunity 70 invest
10 the establishment now offered Cor sale by
Mr.. r. McClelland, rho is compelled to make
a foreign tour. See advertisement. in an
other column.
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GESEEAL JoHN II. Obey, we arc
,leasel to know, has established himself in
Charleston a, Real Estate anl U. S. Claim
,xe2, lie goes on = visit to Washington in
a day or two, but will be back in fortnight.
Persons having claims TO collect, should no.
forget tbi, paragraph.
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House and Lot For Sale In
DARBoURsvILLE, w. VA.

THE LARGE FRAME BUILDING, KNOWN As IHI
Thompson Property" now occupied By l. b esm.
9nrdpsr a Furniture Store, II offered for sals chap
Il 70 An excellent site for busnssl.- Call and Re.
Tor Terms. apply 70 r D. NoGlNNlS, at 0uysadetts
n. Va, or to ~ Eubscr!b<r, at GailIpoiis, Ohio.
New. ), l3t5.-3p3 ". \. EBHCQO-
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Commissioners Sale.

TX PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREE RENDERED lN THE
cause Of John r. Cotton. Plaintiff. r.. j. d. Ginning.
aud Others In Chancrry, the December term. 1861 OF
the circnt Court Ut KsnaSha county shall proceed on
the I?ta d0y Of Fr6rmnry. 1896. on the premises.
to >rl II public auction the highest bidder, tho town lot
IN the t and proceedings 81 said cause mentioned. (on
which the Methodist Church South formerly stood) for
one fourth cash ia hand and the residue credit OF
.our eight and twelve months: taking from the pur.
chaser bonds with approved security for the deferred
payments. -
Special Commissioner.
Charleston ". Va, January lOth.-llw+
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA,
Uedmesday Morning. ..... January II, 1866.
SOLDIERS CONVENTION.

We learn that the officers, late Of West Vir-
xipia Regiments, are to have o meeting ct tic
Court House tomorrow Thursday afternoon,
nj 3 o'clock, to tnkc steps to organize Sol.
.dicrs' league. Us recommended by the Con-
yen,ion q, Carksburg in December last. The
substance Of the proceedings Of tho Clarls.
burg Convention will DO found in another
column.
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Ou--Capt. Blish. owing 70 BAL
x.a,her anil slight accident to machinery.
ha, co; made any further progress in pumping
du.ing the last week. We are reformed that
his hone. Of success are upabated,
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Tue RIVER is clear Of ice, anl at Il
good stage. gu. bonts are running regularly
again. The Annie Laurie, however, being
thrown out Of her regular day, rill lay Up
above here ill Saturday.
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Special Notice.

As I SOON EXPECT TO LEAVE THIS PLACE. |
n hereby give due notice to oil persons o"'nf
hemsiveS to be indebted to HE, 70 Call a"u 'e'''s
save cost. . =, .,.,, ~, ..coun,s on
Wednesday and Saturday. -. , v,c,,svrv ID
Charleston. ", VA, Jan. S;h, l36G.-ll"2
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TEACHERS and others should re-
member that the Association o. Te2chers will
mold another meeting in this place on mex.
Saturday, the Goth.
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Wanted.

x,v,<rrn ONE OR TWO ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN,
w having ,nall cash capital to Introduce new sT
LA, "a 9Th and merit. EVERYBODY NEEDS II.
For particulars call at the Journal ONCE. "ne'e
.,nn,. cen b- seen: or address. enclosing stamp,
>"''''' -" WILLIAM DONALDSON,
>, Charleston, y. Va.
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Notice..

y SATURDAY. February ii, 1856. from a man and
family take charge uf the Poor House Earr tho
EanANha and Jackson turnpike. !: miles from Charles
ton Tor Que year, coumencing March LIST, lScG.
JOHN WILLIAMS. President
Charleston, Jan. 10, lSGS. Do-rL or Overseers
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Meeting Of Qverseers.

TuERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE ovEcSEERs
i ortsc Poor on MONDAY. February 5th. 1855. al the
ONCE Of John Williams. J. P, In TTuslowS Building.
back room, UP stairs At 10 o'clock A. w.. 10 act on the
proposals. received as above.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
J. R. UxAxr President.
S<ers,ary.-llw&
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Removal.

C,rrrSn,.rY SLACK. rES:loN AM CLAIM AGENT.
I Ina, removed hi, Office TO room the rear OF SLACK
winsG-lI ( CO., New building. Mr.. Stack Wni pe az.
sent for \ few weeks during which time he VIII Hare
person attend TO the business. Tor whose Ac no
will he responsible. ENTRANCE through tue store.
January 10, lSiS-ll
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House painting & Paper hanging

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE 70 ~
friends and old customers IN Charleston ene ye'nty
h., will be among then sSain In isw wsts;. ven
prepared and equipped to esrFJ on tne h dn. W
shortest ns,iee and most reasonable terms.
se,s "~ n. n. HAWKING.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST E1ECyrED BI
ID |. A. Wclch to secure the payment Of sum OF
money therein mentioned Joseph 0de on'the 18th
day 81 January, 1853 and record in the Clerks Office
signed a. Trustee will, on tn. "6th d1y IF FrGrmnry.
1866 offer for sao the premises TO the highest bidder
for cash, certain tract Of land lying on Big SANDY In
Kanawha county. ". fa anl for further description
Of which reference is made to said Deed Of Trust, on
record IS above.
llw5 RALPH SMITH. trustee.
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80. 900 A G. r e S
Oil and Mineral Land
FOR SALE.
J.pa.sI&, 1886

THESE npdl are I.as.d for twenty Jeas. three ysar1
10 commence-one-s eighth royalty. include, all min
Boon.. Logan. Raleigh, wyoming and Mcdowell eonn:
;i,,, Wss. vir1tnia. q jos. 6, *aEELER.
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS. - At Rules
held In the CLERKS Once OF the Circuit Court Of
Ksnawha County, the first Monday In Sarsn6er, 1861.
Joseph SIiOlds

III SnAnSsry.
The Bank Of Charleston ct ais,
The "lec; "f this suit Is subject 10 sale valuable
tract of a hear RavrSwoud In the County Of jackson,
the property or the ns Of Charleston, but decided TO
Henry Fitzhugh fo7 purposes uf ru>t To satisfy uds.
men, OF St3o 81! with legal interest thereon from the
18th day Of July, l9Gl. until paid, and costs recovered
against said hank and in favor Of said Shields. at the
April Term Of the Hanawha Circuit Court 1865 and TO
restrain :nd Fil;hugh said lianS fI1n selling or con-
vc wing away said tract " land. And appearing by
AFFIDAVIT filed in this cause, that the said Henry FiLuEh
Is non resident OF tis State motion OF plaintiff II
il ordered that he appear her. within one month After
due publication OF this order for four successive weeks
IN the West virgini9 JorHHAI newspaper published in
said County Of kanawhn. and do Whist may be neceIiry
10 protev, his interest IN this suit.
T.sto: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
dec. 20, l9SJ.-l2w4
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TuE ExpLosIoS OF COTTAGE No. =.
The following is the Inspectors report OF
the cause Of the recent explosion Of tho Steam
sr Cottage So.2:
Errlcg or LocAL IHsrEcI'Hs,
peKr CT wME.LiNG, ". IAp
january 3, 1876. ]
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHCRcIi.-Rev W. E. WILL
uAu,uS Pastor Services eyAly Sabbath at l0i o'clock
SP. u. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
El1ddA &Aoe'-Esery Sabbath at O'clock a, n.
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRcH.-Ier. J. NC. B,-Arxrr,
r,,o: Services every Sabba, At II o'clock A. ". and
: +. u. Prayer Meeting every Wedne sday evening
sabbath ScAoos-Eyery Sabbath at O'Clock p. II.
EPISCOPAL cIIrRcH.-Rer. V. F. ". JACOBS, Pastor
Jsvices every Sunday at l0H o'clock A. NJ and ~ T. 81
SId1,iN ScAaoL-Every Sabbath at O'Clock 4. II.
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The Journal,
1utal 8atters.

OIL. LEASES. neatly printed on good heavy pap.r,
..,;.p,ly on hand At this ONCE.
TAPRitGE LICENSES, neatly printed on good paper.
roTTox RAos taken on subscription to the JoraxAl.
Sf&SX SCDptESAS, SUMMONS. EXECUTIONS. AT.
rirHHeSTS, Aid all kinds Of JusticeS Blanks on hand
~ Co, Nd on short notice.
pEEIS, POWERS OF ATTORNEY. &C., on hand.
NI;srARY BLASES-such a. OclcenS Pay Account,
Y.nLs for Communication OF Ra,iols, HrlSaghs, Dis.
s.,,.ss, ke-always on hand.
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Charleston Produce Market.

conI.crEp WEEKLY Ir DE GErrTEE CROCKETT
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DIE ID.

DONovAN-At Newark. n j. Friday. Jolly 20 sner shor III
Msry Ella infAn daughter ofD Howard and Ella Donovan
DFMFREsT-In BROOKLYN Saturday July 81 Nancy eldest
daughter Of Andrew and Margaret DrmeIe'i aged years and
The friends Of tn. family ere invited to attend funeral hi. sa
20 Furman-s,
Julius e. Of the late Marcia F. E. in the s+h yo. Of
The relatives family invited ,ead
The aSeH rom b., ,s Is,seaes ~ h, nSJ SCUM
GARRsoN-suddeny. Saturday July 81 Charlotte E. vile Of
William l. GARRISON.
Funeral vi ks from her lat. residence No Bsoadwsy,
friends Of tie family are invited 10 Saeod
GRAyEsA Staten Island Friday the 'h inst, Mary Anne
widow Of the Graves aud daughter Of the ts
The relative: aud fs.d Of family 5..Pc.fsy Invited to
Monday 10 O'Clock without further Invita-
HoLCOMB-suddenly at Railway n j. Friday ast,
jefferson h0;omb, eldest son Of C. w Hoeomb Of broeys
IRylNG-At Oyster Bay L. Sunday the 2sd inst, Mrs. Elss
T. Irving daughter Of the late Henry EeAord and widow Of 0sb
The relative: and friends Of the family respectfully invited .sst
inst. Il Tue Hunter: Poins ell
only child T6o%ss and Martha Va: ~, =, ;a =. an
His remain: will be nterr"a D'"" 'iohass July ~ '"o'0oA
LYNc-on Sunday July 20 William NJ only Of wnlism sai
The yes friend. family e;pec nyied.o ssnd
Of n. parents No. Il West Washing without faA
RcES BrSOyn on se s q. nd inst fs''' Rice
The relative. and friends y are is.pe',ia ds Isd 70 ~
Church of ST. Chan Bouoneo sydrey place sISosJe-
RCH-srse Eleanor youngest child OF Harvey j. and heusn
The friend. family requested attend the funeral fro"
n.asou Ssi'ISS o ."% o i. |
10 months.
wHTEsIDEA Yves. Farms on sunday morning Geosss r. 'os
Joel and Jnpy asss S s.s on Hcsa.y
23i inst, at o'clock p NJ from the resaence 2. ~, p
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POEITICAL.
INDIANA PoLITICs-DELEGATEs TO THE JOHNSON con-
vgsTIos-THB sBSAToRsHIP.

by Telegraph
INDIANA POLITICs-DELEGATRs TO THE JOHNSON CON
vESTIos-THB sBSAroRsHIP
Special Dispatch to The \. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. July 22-Thr publicity gwen Judge
Uaeho. celebrated dispatch Gov. Morton. through the
columns Of The TRIBUNE has had the effect OF securing In
Indiana delegation to the Philadelphia Convention from
that State OF men who were original nconies aud opposed
TO the schemes OF Blair, Doolitile, Randall Go.
By the latest advees Saturday the contest for Senator
shin being narrowed down. Confidence is expressed in the
ability Of Union 10 return Speaker Coiax who OPP
posed by Gov. Morton and Orth
The Democracy have in the field only voorhees,,
McDona (ho last candidate for GoverDo) and Mligsn
who with Bowles & Co, CONDEMNED BY military
mission for treason TO be hung.
TIE MARYLAND sBsAroKsHp-swASN ACT BLAIR
Gov Swami of Maryland has sent an agent to confer
with Randa& Co. what can be made IN the
distribution patronage il he will take his party into the
Convention next Wednesday at Baltimore with spirit Of
harmony and he shall leave the contest Of Senaorshp TO
Bar what consideration will be given to him. lie is prom
ed the mission TO San Salvador in place OF James s. Part
ridge Of that Statc-one of Mr. Lncons appointments and
whom the Senate dspace for Gov Holden Tie
compensation is $500 with perquistes Of over $4,000.
Swans answer VIII be here on Monday.
THE SOUTHERN UgIoSTsTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The CALL.
The following papers South have indorsed the call
~ the sontberp Unconditional Unonsts The NsS Nation
p,ehmopd Va; The Esi0Hol'. Mobile Alsi The Loyal
Go,oiau Augusta Ca; The Press st. Louis Mo- The BaHs-
lin Galveston Texas, and letters have been received from
ouent and influential citizens stating that delegates will
no ep, from South Carolina Florida and Alabama in nearly
every district, and that all tue i~PoiaH' '"' VI oe "i
send full delegations.
,or,s,,r. nrIRaATEs To THE JOHNSON CONVENTION.
Nrw.ORrEAys. July 2l.-Political matters are very
,, rbo de.gotiop from this city TO the National Union
convspoD which is to assemble in Philadelphia the 18th OF
August is preparing to leave.
A SMALL DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH.
AyFR,scIsco, July 2o.-A visalia telegram says
, ,h les,op in the new County Of Keen has resulted
favor Of the Democrats by majority Of 200
rup PHILADELPHIA coyvEsTIoS-DELrGArE s PROV
PENNSYLVANIA.
PuLApKLpurA, July 22.-state Senator Wallace
chairman Of the Democratic Executive COMMITTEES OF Penn
wan, ,unounce. the appointment Of the full delegation
The Convention Of the l4th Of August % follows
HrGov. Porter. Bisler and W " Packer and Chi'fJa'
A.. woodw.,a are dsssasss ct lsr-> ena Judges Hin
Lewis, JvrI pscs cs1R.sa .sa P!.i'" - -. sska'