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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24
VIM. Fellows, rs. Fellows 4 Co., and D. X
Stewart, ps Fellows Il Co.

Stewart, ps. Fellows 4 Co.
In obedience to an order made at the April
term 81 of the Chancery Court, at GAINESVILLE,
will on the 22nd June next, at the Court
house, in the City Of GAINESVILLE, offer at
public auction the, following properly, to wit;
The large and eommodious brick Tobacco
Stemmery formerly owned by Bryce Stew
art and situated near the mouth of Red
River, on Spring Street. opposite the City
Cemetery. Extensive storage rooms and
eight brick cabins are connected with the
Stemmery, and Offices and cistern.
There is alsoa comfortable frame dwelling
and out houses, and fine garden 10 be sold
with the Stemmery. The Pork House situated
on the corner of College and Water Streets.
The two-siory brick dwelling opposite to
the Pork House, ard known as the Dunlavy
dwelling. Also, <he Red River Warehouse,
a large and spacious brick warehouse at the
mouth of Red River, on the north side Of said
river, aud now occupied by Smith 4 TTnley.
Also farm on he Sonth side of Cumber-
land River, about B miles from Clarksvlle,
and opposite to Trices Landing. The NJ. G.
4 l.. Railroad runs through this farm, which
contains lil acres of laud, most of which is
OttOib fAhabd~g r<hiSS ~ NNlto vi iduu ucuI
New Providence, Bought by Jno K. Smith,
Of T. ". Atkinson. This will be divided
into Lots Of convenient sizes. And 10 acres
of land lying in District No. 4, Of Monigom-
cry County This is all wood land
TERMS OF SALE.-On the Stemmery
and Dwelling, per cent will will be reqnir-
ed in cash, aud credit of 0, II, Ia, "a, 80
and 80 months will be given on the balance
of the purchase money. On the Pork house
and Dunlavy house 10 per cent cash, balance
Oh a credit Of 6, ~, Is and "a mouths.
Red River Warehouse, 8 per cent, and the
balsIee on credit Of 6, IL, Is and "a
mon, his. Farm on South side Cumberland
one fourth cash, End The balance on credit
OF IL, "a and SO months Lots in New
Providence, 5 per cent cash, and the balance
on creGit of 8, IL and Is months.
Land in District No 4 will be sold on q
credit of 6, ~ and - months. 20 redemp-
ton. Noues bearing interest from date with
good sureties will be required, and lier
will be retained, sntil the purchase money
is paid.
W.T.. SHACKELBORD, G. M.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24
Merit 4 Fort, Adm'rs VS.. q. A. Roth .. ais.

MtTfIl q FurI NUM- 70 Vs " A. NutH et ME-
In obedience TO an order made at the
April term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court al
Clarksville, will, % the 22nd Of June rext,
offer at pablo eution at the Courthouse In
ClarksviFle, certain lot Of Rround on tho
south side of Commerce street, opposite tho
property Of Mrs. Susan Mcdaniel, beginning
at the north east corner Of lot 8, runs south
to Cobb alley 100 feet, then with Cobb alley
SO feet to lot 3, then north 10 Commercs
street, then east Sc feet 10 the beginning.--
the large brick Ice house. e.l
TERMS-Two eqnal payments at and .
years with interest from date: Good securi-
iy required and leo retained.
w. 7. SHACKELF0RD, O. b r..
May "a, 's7-4w-prs. Zee adv&b-t.
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D. NJ. Woods, Trustee, ct ais, rs. 10. NJ. Dye,
ct ais.
In obedience to an order made at the April
term, 1867, of the Chancery Court ut Clarks-
Vile, I will on the 22nd June, next, at the
Courthouse In GAINESVILLE, offer at public
auction, the tract fland lying on Red River,
south of the Orphan Asylum, which was
formerly sold in the cause Of Jos, Reynolds,
ex parte, TO o. W. Herring, and by him TO
10. N. Dye. II has been divided into 4 lots,
as follows:
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Joshua Elder vs.. r. M. Athiu, .t ain.

In this cause by order al tho April term,
1857. Of the ChAncery Cont at Clarksv Tile,
will, on the 22nd Of June next at tho
Cowthouse 10 ClarkSvilis, offer at public
auction. a house and lot on the Charlotte
road, adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Ely and
Jss. A Grant. This Is comfortable franc
residence.
TERMS-6. ~ 10, and a months. Notes
with good security required and q lien re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paid.
w. T. SYACRELF0RD, O. D n
xsy - 'sS-l~ prs re sdykb-t.
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WOODS REAPERS & MOWERS.
We ARE AGENTS for the Sale Of
Woods Self.Raking Reapers,

the best in the msrket-fuIly warranted, and
prices reasonable. Persons wanting Har-
vestine Machines, would do well 10 exan-
ine them before purchasing. Send for
circulars FOX 4 SMITH.
Msy ~, lssL-1vi
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L.. J. Pepdue. ct ais VS.. ". T. Dortch.
In obedience to an order made at the
April term, 1867, Of the Chancery Court as
GAINESVILLE directing the sale Of the lots In
this cause, will, on the 22nd Of June nett
offer at public auction at the Courthouse 10
Clarksville, two lots or parcels of land 10
Carksville, opposite and north Of the depot
Of the NJ. G. b l.. r. r., bounded on the east
by Spring street, on the south by Adams
street, on the west by Mcclure h Courts
warehouse property, on the north by the
property Of Jane Scott being the property
purchased by w. A. Forbes and said Dortch
from said L. ]. Perdue. On these lots there
are several good frame houses.
TERMS 6, IL and IS months credit notes
with good surety, bearing interest from from
date required and lien retained for the pur.
chase money. No redemption.
w. T. SHACKELFORD, @. an.
May "a, '67-4w-ps. fee-adv&b-$. 70
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ICE CREAM SALOON

May "a, '67-4w.
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United States internal Revenue.

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May "a, ell. ]. II -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
BASEBALL.
MEETING OF TIE JUDICIARY CoMMITTEE-iMroRT-
ANT ACTION
. roonl,r rnoating of the Judiciary Committee was

a
held M evening 'Sdlgi fsioi, hs sAale,o se'.
a Of thee. charge. importance but ohe rather
serious In their application they bore pond
era important fhe quorum Of the Committee were
pre,ep aud hd unnear y ooh Evidence vas al
dnce both il's 'u' and r'iuie Ae 's't mad .la
spt Of he complaint, elected considerable discussion. the CHAIR
ma: "1e..r i'"sns '.. IL 1'' sS be ' r % %copSi ne
.,5s'a ass !. os' f Ia ress ssn "' i, %
America. club Wa dr h iye, q l' NTi ~, NJ ne,. does
not to be member o e Ae,t 'iuo aL't - r, @ i
H. y 'lr r,sass Ssls i FL ,s ps ~ kss Sc ear as @
sGasI.'y % W %iS : a eesI,a % gSGo 70 ,s, s 1 % any c H.
matter Of the oi - ,sS igS . G 5 d. .iroa position
supported BY Mr Herring uas ably ,rsasd ani defended by lA rI!
,ai The mere dismissal The complaint. on tn psyioas
siS,"' %c I'D no, 'y griyr, o. icoPs o. lie case,
Of The Committee who apparent, ns'e r,iAs 9l 70 l H. g & &
nug very properly urged decision on one sdr OF ihe o,.
br, who bal charges make ded-ihe fo
oJTg & & F1 % Gs' ,5 , m nd void sd 70 scean, Ans
this d eled an infsrmal charge was ,sde l he man I'D
NE aid Cab bad attempted to ehhe members q l Union cn to
effect That such charges would be made the sae was dpel
and the Committee adjourned
TIE VISIT OF THE KEYSTONE CLUE.
The Keystone Club arrived at the Howard House
in m eiy on Tuesday hight and yesterday visited the CaPoAne
Grounds where coureouy received by the EIceo
ana 2O began play with the Excelsior nine The weather
degh and gOody ATTENDANCE Of setaio marked The ocea9
game opened Ksy.tone. ougb the Eeos rallied
M Tor the succunb the play Of their
opponents the figures heing 20 TO l5
MUTUAL VS.. EUREKA
The game between these two representative clubs
took place YESTERDAY. The Mgiuss 10 n force aud
deuy t Ike winning confident they that Discovering the
Fnreks members they consented TO TIE hng Of their
opponens nine With players Sgaudc and Patterson OF the Eek
rs and Kelly themselves The combination thus formed took
iIe lead from they the fourth inning really
game hand all through The bgures Is aud IL a
ACTIvEs VS.. CHAMPIONS.
The Actives of NcwYork and Champions of Jer-
,ey CITY seond nin played the grounds Of the latter
tena afternoon resulting defeat Of the Champions by of %
ATHLETICS VS. OLYlIPICs OF WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.-The Athletics of this city
heat the Oynpcs Washus this afternoon By of 70 to
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
LATEST SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW YORK..

ARRIVED.
Steamship Eagle Greene Havana days and hous With mdse aud
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company Anchored al Lower Qar
sutne.
10 order.
Bng Harry vden (of PHILADELPHIA Collins Maianras 10 days with
To j.. W. Elweil Co
big Katie Dan JAYNE 10 days with sugar Ianicrd
L Co.
BELOW.
Brig Hermann (Prnss). from Glaze BAY {. D.
Brig Athol (BT), from Glaze Bay, c. b.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
21-Ariyed steamship Neptune, NewNok; COncor
d New Orleans; brig David B Doane Georgetown Lynn
CH.RLKsToS c. Oct 2-AThved steamships Alabama from New
York Aaace Philadelphia sch r. Jones do W. Smith Ncs
Yorl; 4. X. Jameson Rockport
Sailed, brig j. A. DevereauI, Boston.
NAVAL.
WARRINGTON 2The Nayv Department has received dispatches
from Dabgen Of the stations Of vessels belonging
the South Squadron his the l Of Sem
ber The Po~bsA flagship Caso preparing Tor tie Te
cor. the fsee Island the Daootih
Co repairing her engines and the store
ship there the Nyaeh cruising ihe coast
the vicinity Of Valparaiso.
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mot WARRANTED
These Pens are 10 carats fne and are Better writing
Durable Pens can, without operating Nor
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Lucky PEN. 75.. with Pencil Caso.... 2s
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WARRANTED
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Pens made previous TO the year 1850.
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, Second Quality
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The Points warranted for six months except against
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az those Of the First Qualify
raIcEs OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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TIE BROADWAY BRIDGE people who take the
trouble galfy Their curiosity b look a; tie IoeV sc f ISL
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
MOTIONS FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens i6 caras fine ana are pointed with the
yery best Irdosmu Points carefully selected and none
OF this quality II sold with the slightest imperfectl0n
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen Is stamped a. Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
The Points warranted for months, except against
accident. So.
are extra heavy and strong
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are i2 carats nc although cheaper.
least equal TO gold mace elsewhere as regards
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, rhlrd Quality, ana
numbered. ,.
The warranted for six months, except against
accident.
The Cases OF Coin silver, but not as heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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iAnDeuncemenis.

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and best assorted stock RYspr-
MADE CLOTHING for Gentlemen and
BOYS exhibited al retail in New.
York.
BRoKAw. BRoTHEBs.
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place
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LOCAL MANAGERS.

H. A. HALL General Agent. No 215 street walsion D. 6
j. D. BENEDICT General Agent, No First street Troy n T.
BENJAMIN W. PUTNAM. GEORGE T. BARNES General Asert'
No. 23s Washington street Boston Mass
s,cKEIT General Agent No PA Main street Bunso \.
Ap JANSEN General Agent lombard Block, Chicago III
GEORGE KEMPToN General Agent, Providence r. J.
LYMAN L. SQUIRE, General Agent (Adelph bnidr2) s'T
Haven, Coun.
TANNING HUNTINGTON, General Agents. Nos S9 and ~
Broadway. Albany, y. Y
CHARLES H. CARTER. General Agent, Montpelier, Nermcni
s. BINGHAM General Agent (Butter6eh Bloe Utica n T.
JAMES R. BOYD, General Agent No. l8s Broadway Se"i"s
LAFAYETTE CHRsLBY General Agent straiford Center " H
additional names In advertisement)
The Company has now completed its new
FAMILY AND PERSONAL ASSURANCE TABLES
fo-C CirenisY
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THE
NEW SYSTEM.

THE AMERICAN PLAN OF LIFE INSURANCE
PREMIUMS TO SUIT THE RISK.
AMERICAN POPULAR
LIFE INSURAN MPANY,
Nos. 4l9 AND 42l BROADWAY, Cor. CANALsr, N Y.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. f. y. MORGAN EDWARD B. BuLKLEr.
u. s. SENATOR tRawsOn, BuAey Coz
New.YoTk City. NewYok C.iy.
Hon. mORA1Io SEYMOUR, Jrsrs O. WOODS,
(ExGo,emoT N. " with Wheeler Wilson,
Utica. Staten Island
Hon. n II. VAN DYKE, wv. BRADLEY,
Asst L. s. Treasurer (wsss Bradley & Carey)
New.YOrk City. NewYOt Chn
Hon NATHANIEL WHEELER, JAs CRuIKsBASK, LID,
wheeler & Wilson, N.Yc) I'D. Y State Teacher
Bridgeport, Ct. BrOotI,A
Hon. ER,srus BRooKs, JoHS H. FREScH, LID,
Editor y. y Express Prof State Normal school
Staten Island Syracuse.
Hon. W. T. COLEMAN, Henry SALISBURY, esq
Nv. 7. Coleman Co., No l7J Broadway.
NY.citD Yonke. Nev.lOFI c'y.
Hon " NJ RICE L. BUIKLEY,
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Buffalo. New'iorE City.
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etc) Peekskih h'DAF'
b. Y. BANCROFT, WV d. = WOOD
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salem. New-Yors City.
CHARLES II. FROsr GToesE Bliss, Jr, esq,
frost SouthaTd y. J, City, tBl,s CadwalAder.'
PeekskNL and Atts) NcDloA ty
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Con.el,cr Advisory Aetasrr-
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A.-CUsTOM

A.-CUsTOM DEPARTMENT OF BROKAW
BRorB.Hs-Ths department has
heeu entirely reorganized; che
choicest goods from London and
Paris great many Of which bave
figured in the Paris Exhibition, have
inst been opened and being sold
prices that defy com petition. The
hest artist cutters have been
gagged Polite attention and perfect
.aisfecIon 10 guaranteed 20 al Rto
xiD please 20 favor us with their pat
BRoEAw BROTHERS,
MHRcHISr T.fLOHU and CLOTH.
No. 20 TO No 80 Foarih.ave
opposite Cooper IHon. and ". %
lafayette place.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
IVES PATENT LAMPS!

PREsH IMPORTATIONS OF ELEGANT FRENCH GOODS mac.
Paris who received The
~ GOLD MEDAL Ar THE EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL
and produce he goods In the world = . -, 4, =.
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are only SAFE and CONVENIENT bat unsurpassed BEAVI
H.nsips Lamps ali can lighted QUICKLY AS GAS hed asd
trimmed safely neatly without detaehns the Globe Shade q"
ney' or un'e's"'ns 'Is InspWftS ISWIrfftS REDUCED.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RETAIL TRADE,
snd the furnishing Of CHURCHES, DWELLINGS, FACTORbs
HOTELS STORES complete throughout apartment with
SAFE STATIONARY LIGHTS
in place Of those that movable and dangerous
THE BEST REFINED OIL-WARRASTED SAFE.
JULIUS IVES & Co. No. 49 Mahienlans ~ ].
Sole Agents for THE FOLDING POCKET LANTERN.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
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OF OCT a.
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or OCT a
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In TME WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT.
KANSAS-WOMAN AS A VOTER,
In TuE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT D
THE PEACE CONGRESS OF GENEVA,
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OF OCT. p
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OF OCT a
THE INDIAN COMMISSION,
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OF OCT a
SHERIDAN's RECEPTION IN NEWYORK,
In THKE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT 2
THE SYRACUSE CONVENTION,
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OF OCT. a.
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OF OCT. 2.
A LETTER FROM GEN. BUTLER
ON OUR NATIONAL FINANCES,
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or OCT. a.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
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THE OCTOBER MAGAZINES,
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TAo.e Wanting TO P"rch~'e Farms 'ho"H I'D
rerfise is TIE Tribune.
THE FARMERS CLUB ON
MANURING FOR WHEAT,
TREE PLANTING FOR KANSAS,
WHAT Is A GOOD YIELD OF HONEY
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY-RISTORI.
ID FIRST TIMB IN BROOKLYN, TUESDAY. Oct Q,
GIACOMRTTrs LAST AND GREAT NEW TRAGEDY
MARIE AHrOIEErfB
Nine ADRLAIDR RIsTORI as MARIE ASTOISkTTB.
V'HE TURF.
i TIE PATERSON FALL RACES
THIRD DAy-THtRsDAY, OCT. T.
PReT RAoETro miles Andf ght hurdles
ENTRIES
A. H. Goodwin's br. b. Zsgag, sped. l31 n.
u. McDaniers b. b. Blaekbird, aged l6' 10.
u. McDAniers b. h. 1niut years. lsO n
G. " Rlwes's br g. Tarqain, 100 H.
q. y Rwes's br b. LestheflnuPs i13 ~
T.. Woods br h. Gen. Williams IaO M
declared At lOs this morning TIE Sehy On
the
sECOND RACEsgquKI STlKrs fof twoyarod, Two miles sr
THIRD RACE-NrRsE sTAKFs for Jeaf old, One nile Dive
tutTies
FCrRTH RhCE-CoNso'Ios PuRsy d $500 ioT tsstei hoT,t
Mile heats
g. H. hcDanlelt b. element
2 4. totus b. D. 81 Patrick
Dr. Weld1nf o. JHhai
IAe Er. Railroad foot ~ direct
10 anc ~ o. t,aning a,e.iD ' races
0tr h tAlrm ~. ssssstAu.
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TROT AT MIDDILIOM Y.
On the track of the Orange County Pleasure

Grounds Association and Gods vn toi To-
morrow for premium 500 mile heats 'i hr'e IN Gs. The frat
hor. 10 receive 800 SATURDAY Lady Weller
Can't Tagesr Iuu,er and Mountain Maid viii o premium u
The 60 comnrnce Al 2 ococs.
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PRICES OF PENS WITH sILYRR-MOUNTED DESK


The Number lndcate SIC OhIy No DeIS Hc sHaIes1,
and No 10 the largest
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03

+ PENS: ASD PENS N SILVER EXTENsIt
CAsEs WITH PENCILS.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-03
IIoi JouN PATTERSON,
Advisory Actahrr-
OFFICERS.

B. p. BANCROFT, President
A. n GUM NJ. d., PbysieisninCLlef
T. s. LAMBERT Vice President, Agentin-Cbit
CHARLES II. FRosT. Treasurer
EDWARD Z. MLueaS General Superintendent o. hesr''es
FRYpIRic SrosS.RD, Secretary
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FROM BALTIMORE
BAlTlaoRg, March 10.

B4,TlAeRg, March 10.
The Republican Radical State Convention
reassembled yesterday. A Committee on
resolutions were appointed who, st the after
noon session, reported resolutions appealing
TO Congress 70 grant the request of the me !,
moral Of the Republican members OF the
Legislature, aud to protect the loyal major !
ty Of the people of Maryland white and col
ored, and give them State Constitution on
the oasis Of manhood suffrage, opposing any
Constitution in subversion of the present one,
which don't express the mind of the people,
without regard to color, as Involuntary usur-
nation; and. that We will take no part in the
approaching election Of delegates TO the
Convention, further than TO recommend the
Republicans of the State 70 vote against the
oall for Convection end uss ~ Msfsa
means 70 defeat the call They pruposs is-
dependent, separate action and in case the
Legislative Convention il sustsined BY ma
jority Of the voters Of the State and that .
Convent{l y Of the opponents be held 10 Bal
fasore, on The fftt " ednesday iul JSpes to
proceed to form . Contsitution, on the basis
of manhood suffrage.
The sth resolution declares that wisdom
and courage are ~ that = secss@gry te7 sue.
csss, asd calls upon the vetsraas 4hiRs Of
Tie Stuae in Acconp paishing the vaysey. Il !
The resolutions were adopted, and Com
mittee appointedto 10y them before Congress.
The Convention adjourned sine die.