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Pastoral Letter from Bishop Odcuheimcr.
Bishop Odeuheimer, OF New Jersey, has issued the
following pastoral letter to the clergy and a.y OF the
diocese Of New Jersey
To THE CLsRaY LArrY OF THE DIOCESE OF New
JERsEY:--
BELOVED BRETHRES-I have accepted the invitation
OF the Archbih hop OF Canterbury to attend meeting OF
bishops 10 be holden, God willing, at Lambeth. In Sep
TENDER next; and propose 10 sail the 14th daY Of
August and 70 leave England my return on tho LIST
of October Under ordinary circumstances, absence
OF two months from the diocese might not require
especial notice. but the fact that, during this interval
purpose, The good hand Of my God guiding me, to
the ocean, and the bishop OF this venerable diocese
DO present the raerna deliberations OF the bishops
letter.
ask your prayers that He who ruoth the winds and
the waves may conduct me and mine IN safety TO the
haven whore should be: and you that shall
not cease to invoke the Divine blessing you, your
parishes and your households
give notice that have duly authorized tho Standing
Committee OF the diocese to act during absence
the ecclesiastical authority thereof according to the
provisions Of section thirteen canon thirteen title
Of the Digest.
also state to my reverend brethren that should any
Of them desire Episcopal Offices during my absence.
hereby permit and authorize any other bishop whom
they may invite to perform such Offices for me-
And now commencing you to the love Of the Triune
God-Father Son and Holy Gbost-I give you my bless.
Unto Gods gracious mercy and protection commi,
you.
The Lord bless you and keep you
The Lord make His face to shine upon you and be
gracious unto you.
The Lord ift up His couuseuance upon you and give
yoa peace, both now and evsrmore. Amen Affection
'' w. WILLIAM HENRY oDENHEIMER
BURLINGTON, N. j., July q, 1867.
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psusAstt uvauea At srATrH ISLAND.

About ave O'Clock A n on Friday last the BODY Of
man. aged about forty ysan was found floating in tho
river n Narins' Harbor Staten Island He about
Eve feet eight inches high, sandy complexion. light
eoasss and mussschs. He was 70 all Appearances .
German; had on blask frock coat mixed cashmsrs
Asss black panss blue ssockinga Congress gaiscn,
vn,ts knn undsuhirt and white overshirt In his
az vsrs found ssvsutyavs cents IN small change
snSsr watch, two night keys and . transfer ticket
ccS' visvsrk 70 New York On IN isqusss bong held
~ C.-s,nsr Iarktn Q. bullet hole wa discovered In tho
yy.x,s N,sd an inch shove the right eye The jury
verdict 10 the effect that The man came 70
bis death bsns shot BY n%ss OF q p:Isons M
eAtnoo.
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HE co RT S.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner Osborn.

"A States u.s. Louis Frank and Henry Eppsiein.-
.os-S are charged with having ILLEGALLY
moved. large qusntn. "a N n.cs o,hor ,h.,
the same had been dishs> ,-ras, ,hov -... ,.r.,
bonded warehouse. After them 30 =. ,na CO... =,
before the Commissioasr and gave AN FOR Wodues
81, 600 each. The examinatsoa is scs ao"~
day uext nor.s nc,L,, -
The United S1, u.s. Ooen Ke an ard s" e. ns law
The Defendants are charged with charuo states that
similar to thas ID The above case II snre h had been
the defendants iamoyed the spirits be- IN hail in the
inspected or branded They we're held Examination
sum Of 900 each snd discharged the
being set down for Thursdsy next -xme, -
The Unitd States Us. Frederic WeaphaR and >, 70 FOR
AlderdicThe charge against the defendants is IA
the alleged illegal removal OF sp4rA WestDhal IL SO.
raely charged with doing business distiiler without
license They were committed in default OF bail TO the
amount OF $4,000 each and Westphsll was committed
In default Of S. 500 bail the charge Of carrying the
distllery business without q license
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MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY sEwlRD.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HERALD.

AEtAI tunuSStvNuINer w tHS HLnhlu
Arrival nj Auburu-A Fishing Excursion-The
Teachers' acknowledgements OF the
Party. 49,
Secretary Seward and Sir Frederick Bruce, sccompa.
MED by Hon ". Randall Assistant Secretary r. W.
Seward and lady, and Colonel Seward arrived here
Wednesday evening.
The washington correspondents have kept you In igno
ancs Of the fact suppose In order that envy might not
distract Horace 0rseeys mind In the stand he haS0ssn
making ct Albany the suffrage question, that the
party len Warrington 70 60 = nshng-nshine for
actual, veritabis perch and builhsada Yesterday
afternoon. the diplomas, accompanied By some
ladies and aitendanu visited Owasoo Lake. about two
miles distant from this town. in pusancs Of the pur
pose aforesaid and learn that both Mr. Seward and sir
frederick proved themselves successful sportsmen
nssd scarcely say that the diplomatic dbt which ursd
he obsuss bullhse1 from his covert was the wnnow.
The Tsacheu' Convention which has besn IN session
here adjourned sine die Last night - I suppose the
HERALD has been advised ths Secrseay Seward ano
HE noble guest rssponss 70 an invitation ~ sne Con-
venson vntsd their pacs Of meeting Yesterday but
morning. session, unfortupately, had Just been adj
ournsd Governor Tsnton who arrived here yesterday
morning addressed the Convention ~ the evening ses-
ou expressing his great interest In the canso OF edu.
cation, and congratuiatng IL ON ~ progress IN the
pas and the hopeful prospect In the future The Con-
vsnoo rendered him vote Of thanks for past services
rendered 70 the cause.
II y Understood that the party will leave here on
Monday nsxt-for what place has not trsnspired
M RANDALL departed yesterday.
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SHIP q NEW S.
PORT Of NEW YORK. July q. 1867.

Cleared.
Steamship City of Antwerp IBr). Mrehouse LverpoolJ
steamship Virginia tBr,. Prowse. Lverpooi-Nstional
steamship Alice Risgs Baker. Baracoa--J LoriIlard.
Steamship Raleigh, Marshman New oreans-Lvinsston.
steamship Gen Grant, Holmes New oreans-H crom.
steamship San Salvador, Yickerson savannah-arrson
4 Allen.
steamshp Champion. Lockwood. Chareston-h Nor.
steamship Nissara Baseman Norfolk City Point and
R,chmons.yL Mccrsady .,,,,, .,.,.,ar.-I Hand. -
steamship Knight, Denly, Alezandria-smi'h
steamship Francouls, Sherwood. porilsnd7J Ames
Sieamsnip Nereus Bearse. Bostoa-wm Clyde
Steamship Key West Rudolf Bos'on-benner' brownS
Steamship Acushpet Kelly New Bedford-Ferguson
ship Sir John Lawrence Ham, LEM, Neutrality-suspicious.
Ship o Baker Miller Lsshorn-J Baker Co.
sss AasOS un sl Bs1 zos.oS
Bnri Sir Seymour ,Br,. waunsson. Dcmarara-rw
Ming. q srsa Batter
Al srss Nellie Antrim Wallace Neuvi,as--w Ray
Bris saxon tBrj. sypsrricf So Johns NF-NE Greene
Rris Louise Miller Leighton Bridgeport cB-sImpsou
Bris xnwantis. Brown. Llnsan-Mfnsr Housh,on-
Brig Brig Nellie Gay. dss, Jsst .onsIe-w Ray
sssr Wac sf worla idrsss J.ss:onysJ smith Co.
se sSr queen q the West. Beatty Wilmington, Nc~S
schr Magnolia Rockwell Norfolk, Va
schr Kaic wentworth, Adams, Georgetown Dc-xiIler
Houghton- . - -.-s-... !, -
han.
schr Paragon, shute. Boston-R Buck Co
Schr Ceresco, Smith, Brslntrce, Mass frye Go,
sioop Fred Brown wrghtmnn. Proyideuce--G suans-
han. . -.
Arrived.
u q steamer Augusta, Murray Philadelphia .
steamship Columbia (Br), Csrnaghan- Glasgow July IL
via ouah foyle 18Th, with ndsc and 700 passengers 10
Macdonald Go. Had moderate westerly winds throughout
the passage. and thick weather from Cape Race july 20
50 miles q Nantucket spoke bark Arsdes Prus) from
steamship Gen Mccaum, Kngh. Wilmington. NC. july
a. with naval stores and passenses 70 Murray Ferris
steamship Ellen Terry. Chaplin, sewbcrn, NC. 90 hours
Ship KimbsI Dearborn. Liverpool June Q With coal
W Dearborn Bros Was days In the channel: has bad
heavy weather the entire passage and been dsys vc.' q
the Banks. With westerly winds and oalms Pot on
Tlre Island from the Neule. No " June La g lon y
YORK Ssh, IA Is o. lon 81 bark Carrie wrsh. from
Bsrk stella tBremr s,eepsrsfe. Bremen. % days viii
rndss and "a passengers. VI Koop 4 Co.
BARK suwA tBremy Kuhn. Bremen, Is days. In ballast
and with Ir9 passengers TO Louis Meyer.
Bark Oilers (Brcnj Dekc, Bremen, days, with mds'
and SIS passengers 70 Chas tulDs Co. Hsd1 birh ans
deaths among the passengers.
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BANKRUPT COURT.

The following petitions lodged yesterday Rob-
ert A. Boyle, New York city, counsel David G. Barritz
referred TO John Fitch, Register Noah d. rompkns
Rye wes:chesler county. counsel r. Bagey; referred
to Odel close, Register Isaac Carpenter White Palms.
Westminster county, counsel Il Bagey; referred 10
Odell Close, Register Stephen Westcott, Rockland,
Sullivan county. counsel s. w. Fullerton; referred TO
John w. Little. Register Samuel w. Woodruff, Bloom.
ing Grove Orange county, counsel William 5. Dckey !;
referred to John w Little. Register. Number Of petit.
tons lodged up to YESTERDAY, I52.
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suRROGATe'S COURT.


Wills Administrators Of Administration.
Before Gideon J. Tucker Surrogate
The wills OF the following deceased persons have been
admitted to probate during the past week :-Orlando
Hartman, Bridget sullivan, Moses s. Marks, Simeon
Abrahams, Sarah Ellison. Jacob Abrahams John Ingls,
Robert T. Floyd Frederick Teichman, Thos s. Lester,
Richard Decker Letters OF administration have been
granted on the following estates Joseph Fowler,
David Harrington, John S. Haght, Hartman p. Ryder,
Edmund Corbett, Edwin F. Ncoiai. Ann 7. Meagher.
Caiharne Brown, Chas P. johnson, Jane Price, Ann
Blake VIM. Lyons, Helena Fedman, Meyer Strauss.
Enos Brown Thomas Gbney, John Morton, Bertha
Sachen.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DoraER-LoCo.-Tn Philadelphia, on Thursday, July
70, at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the
Rev. }. Wienle J. D0r0ER, OF New York. 70
CLARA Loco, OF Philadelphia. No cards
HgALY-SULLsAx- On Thursday, July IS, at st. Paul's
Roman Catholic church, BY the Rev. b. Tillotson,
OSCAR q. HgALy, OF Boston, Mass, 70 hARGARzrrA A.
SULLIVAN, Of this city
-McGoLDRcK On Friday, July o. at 81.
Vincent dc Paul's church. by the Rev. A. Lafont JOHN
HENRY z. KuLosAS Of the late Thomas Koran, to
MARY J. McGoLpRicK. daughter OF Hugh hcGoldrick, all
OF this city. No cards.
Canada papers please copy.
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CHARGE OF EmsEzzLsMsxr AGAINST A pusTxAsr TER.
ClxyrLAxp. Ohio. July q. 1857.

CLEVELAND, Ohio July 81 1857.
Waldo r. Davis, late Postmaster at Van Vert. Ohio
was before United States District Court in this city
Yesterday in order the amount OF his bail fixed
pending his trial a charge Of embezzng money from
a letter DAVIS was unable to furnish the bail required
and was committed 10 prison.
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HxRzrRLD-At Dusseldorf On Friday, July IL, Mrs.
IosEPH HxRzrELD. Of daughter.
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Dr. Mayo G. smith, Of Newburypor, in letter TO
friend in Boston, dated Liverpool 2stb u stasos that
in company with thirytwo others late members Of the
American colony at Jaa he had arrived In that city by
a steamer from Alexandria Egypt. Twenty-cne had
previously resurned, making in ali afythrec sud some
seventeen have died The original colony when II lett
Maine last August numbered one hundred and hfsysix;
az last accounts IL was reduced 10 sighty-s
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Near this rssidsncs but nearer the river and CON-
ss W. Sss SCa snd u. sound asT
q this city, frame building with pazzo extend
ur across the trent towards the Tho architectural
design unpr.ssodisg bus sns grounds are kept and
On the same road, IN . delightfuily situated spot
within fun view Of The vsssr ses2sry and the adjacent
Potter Bros Co., putting up new residence in the
place or the one In which be previously resided, and
whca -: burned down about two ,S ysAn .. since
dwelling IT Mr. Henry Barclay, son Of me gsntlsmsn
who wa part owner Of and from whom Barclay strees
takes - name Il . very One four story house. T built
very nne sroupds aitached and the walks and shrub
berries laid very tasteful manner Trees are
plenty, and close the house II hicky wooded grove
covering about an acre Of ground This 10 one Of The
very few residences built Of brick In This vicinity.
Turning 10 the isft OF the main ro under an arcn'
way formed By the branches Of the weeping wi',owa
stand, in close proximity each other two hanesome
frame dwellings with gables. verandas ana presv
Plaza. sy are Of similar construction enc \, sI ~ sd
Containing our journey on the main road We ass struck
% %. ~, q s Old gray ,ons
II plainly though solidy built and stands about three
hundred fest on the road in the midst Of clustsr Of
trees which add materially 70 is antique and grave ep
psarsncs the grounds are ven kept and the whoia
place s In the best possible state Of pepair Captain
hanson, father Of Judge Manson, Of California e ths
previously resided IN the SOUTH Il buidins very hns
-, 60 ne VI. ?: =. :: .s On II:
Vsh ihs choicest ssasuary and laid cut in most bsaun
~ csorxs Sanford. one Of the chief proprs.ors Of
tAs Ssushsrn line Of ssame resides also In the neigh.
Dofhood Is frame villa, built In very pleasing man
ssr The passa and vsssnaa arc worthy Of no''es
thai The house always presents pleasing appearance
Ths East riyse runs close b. curve Of Il ~ also IN
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Brig Jessie Rhyuas (of Camden Me, rend's''"' "Aee
schr Edith (of New Haven't Mheeler Newcastle " assss
with mdse to Bentley. Miller Thomas ,,. m a..
Srhr Marparet Ann iBr Welpey 1t John. NIB, IN dAys
with lumber &C. 10 Holyoke Murray
Schr Daniel Chase, Mitchell, Charles on, ~ days
Schr Franklin Bell Brewster Beaufort NC.
schr Mary Jane Cropper Norfolk
Schr q l.. Bearse, Boston.
schr Dadem, Ben amin Newport ,.,..t.
Schr Ingrahan, Dickinson. iiartfora or Tneae""s
Sehr v Pierce, Hodgdon. New Haven
Sohr Veranda, Ponds, New Haven
Sshr Y Is Anderson, Clark. Portland, O.
sailed.
'"--''c United Kin-dcm
steamships city OF Ans~srp. A,.r.
Asta,annIa Europe, Virginia, chsmpi6L Gen 6falE
u
30 Fol. ADDITIONAL SHIPPING IsrsLLIo sSos
SEE ANOTHER aug
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cenfuesos; Forrest Comfy ivs.us: Normandy tBrj.
s s.sn sIeessSs tSs Sse'
w,Ssi % Hsssss. csSs carver M.r.:..
EE s.s 2ss ss';ss si%si ss:
Gsivs:on; eors. Deerine Willard Portland; Phelps
T p:nss
lain: oS. . Psnsssso s%s ss'
smith wlisms salem; Rollins wsiI, plymouth; Rose.
E E.s: x Whine s Iss' s: ~. z S:s
kJr, x' SssIn sss fs'.
4 Hammond, Paine s1d Alpha .snsss, Boston; susAss.
nd !sf
doui; schr WIN Arthur Andrews dssrsssows, DC; Ds'
FSRrsSSv!a: July M A. :sss wooster. Pol
PLYMOUTH, July st-Anivsd, sohr Palladium. Ryder.
PxwrucKEI, July ss-Arrivsa scbr Hassiioa oardnsr.
sssa~sssrsJ n Freeman. EldrIdse, New York; Bouny
rves Hcis ae los Ell,wcr,hl .r.r. wu,.r, co,,,.-
5u w. pSs ss1' n.snsr PSiisSs
pSis; jsSss.o. Jss.isPn 40 surf Abbott. and nrss,s
es,srs sssssr i.rfs. f.:: syIo. kim ssrn:S ci,
S %S. g ns. cef. BASE brave
s ss CO... saS o Ss ns ks
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:sn S a. ssss. W:.;ss w::ss All sssSssis Is!S:::
sslis cssars sngons nssgssssoess , c;s:ss snd
Nash son.somsry. ksss Stevens, ana sss wnshI VA
San fRAsvIsco, July Arrived, sA,ps oelssa ysscs
ss.'ss ssssa ssy css .sS ~ g
SacrHento Caveriy oan rrancsoo ships nAjss-
&c, Lucas, NYsrk California BARBER Hong Hong
Cleared "a, steamer Ccossdo sutth, Hong kcoQ 49,
sxsAsxAH, 'us z-Ari-sa. sssn'sls =. 'a''''''
xos..,s t nsTs::.s c cs.r.s:sss;
EsaSsshpcr ls iass b.as Sc' sas vi dssnsoS
sJBzE SRsiHSff'! SSy sAv.d shr wd Pigeon Phillips
'sMiHHisoros, NC JULY ss-Arn'sd' 'car JOHN Jones'
! Nrork-
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Coiored Celebration.

0u Wednesday of last week the col
orcd people of Carroll County had quite
parade at Westminster About $50
appeared in procession on the street.
with flags and banners, cheering their
friends quite Justify, aud appearing to
enjoy themselves greatly. They had a
band Of colored men from Baltimore
WHO played remarkably well. They
had speaking in the afternoon in a
grove aear town, aud at uight ut the
Court House. OF course the inevitable
Judge Bond, Of the Criminal Court.
Baltimore, was on hand also General
Gregory, Of the Freedmcu's Bureau
and colored man named Day, who
oiiciated as the Speakers. Not having
heard word that was said on the &C.
casIon, VIC cannot report il but, from
all we can learn, it was in the usual
style--trying to create the impression
that they arc the only true friends Of
the Negro, and urging them on to ex.
peet and demand the right of suffrage.
ln common with our party we DO not
object to see the people of color meet
Ing 70 celebrate their freedom, and to
eonsidermeasures calculated to improve
their race but we cannot approve Of
their being led BY white mcu who have
selfish designs; and who, by eucoura.
ging them to demand political equality,
are Inevitably bringing them Into col
lision with the white people Of the
country.
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HAMrsrrAp DIsTRIcr,

Agreeably 10 a previous notice. a large
number Of the Dcmocratic aud Copser.
yatiye voters assembled at the Public
House Of Mr. D. Worthing,on, 90 the
18th Of Sept. Tor the PURPOSE Of select
ing an indefinite number Of qualified
rioters TO represent this district 10 the
County Convention to be held ia Wess.
Minister October 9TH.
The meeting was organized by an.
pointing Mr.. Bennett Green Chairman
and J. B. Dehoif Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was anpro.
priateiy presented BY its worthy Chair.
nau; when tho following we're unapi.
mously selected, viz
-. w Houck, Jesse Brown. John w
Nelson, Col John l.amotte. Jeremiah
Malehpni, r y. Smith, Thomas r.
Ashton, l.evis Green, Joshua ShaiIer
j y. Deho!g. Isaac Green. Jr.. II. La.
inette, y. Werihingtop, Jno. S. Hoover
Benj Jnekson, Bepnette Green. John
Tracey, John Shaifer, yyn Arn,acost
Geo CrltFidef, Adam shaiicr, Noah Il
Brown. Jacob Caltrider Jabez Leppo
Jesse l.siater. lily, Sprenklc, Nichoia,
Lowe, .foIn Newdecker, Leonard Bell
John W Blizzard, John W. Murray
Elias Ilouek, Richard Harris, Georr.
Houek Of Wm,, Geo. d. Houck. Jacol
tringss, Samuel Dahoff. Frank Fowble
Z IL - ~ NJ - - ff = - - : n
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UNIoNrowS DIsrRicr.

The voters Of Uniontowu Distrie,
agrecably to ordcrof Central Committee
met in Primary Council, on the 18th Of
Sept, calling Hanson #. Webb to the
Chair, and electing q. w. Gilbert See.
rotary, the object being to nominate
eleven Delegates to attend the Conven.
ton TO be held at Westminster 9Th day
Of October.
The following named were duly elec.
ted representatives.
II. Il, Warden, james Gilbert. Samuel
Bricker, DR., Frank. Shaw, Hanson +
Webb, Hiram Davis, VIM. Segafoose,
VIM. Frizxle, Augustus Eusor, Samuel
Beck, aud Charles Gilbert.
ALsraates, WIN. Deyilbiss, Willilm
Kelly, Ephraim Franklin, Hezekiah
Yiugling, William Ahders, Edwin G
Gilbert, James l., Shultz, Simon Half.
leigh, Jno. II Jordan, Jacob Marker,
Joshua Cain, VIM. Baust, Alfred War.
ner, Jacob llumbert, and Geo. W.
Yingliug
Geo. W. Gilbert, Sec.
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MAxcnEsrEn pIsrRlcr.
Manehester, scpt. 2sth lsG7.

~ -CNh Aopt+
Gu motion it was resolved, That the
meeting be conducted By the Officers Of
tho johnson Club Of Manchester, and
be called the Democratic Conservative
Primary meeting, viz:
President, DR.. II. L. Betx; Vice
President, John kroh, Adam Shower;
Secretary, George A. Shower.
On motion, john Wantz & Ephraim
Tracy were appointed additional Vice
Presidents
Oa motion il was resolved the dele
gates to attend the County Convention,
be put in nomination and voted upon
rita roce
DR.. II. 4. Beltz, John Kroh, John
Weaver, Ephraim Tracey. Lewis G.
Myerley, George Weaver, u. b. Sullivan,
John A. Brown, John Ruby. q. X.
Frank and G. A. Shower, we're elected
a. delegates to represent Manchester
District in the County Copyention to be
held in Westminster on 9TH Oct.
On motion it was resolved that the
delegates chosen to representthe District
shall have power to iill vacancies.
On motion the proceedings we're or.
dered be published in the Democratic
Advocate.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
@. A. Shower, Sec.
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NEW WINDSOR plsrnIcr-

O6ices-Thomss Smith, President
d. II. Maynard, Secretary.
Detegates--Jesse Lambert, Sr., Benz
Bowersox, l.. y Sllnglair, Mordccai G.
McKinstry, b. w. Bennett, William
Stiuer, G. p Albaugh, Thomas Smith
Edward Smith, Nathan Hanna, ID. ii.
Maynard.
The proceedings were received too
late for publication in full this week
The preamble and resolutions will be
published next week. We give two Of
the Resolutions which arc very appro.
pirate at the present time.
Resoiee7, That in the Convention We
will not have any regard to past politi
cal opinions in our selection of candi
dates for the campaign, but will be con.
trolled by the Jehcrsonian motto OIL
Principles not men,"
Rcsofred, That VIC will use all hon.
orabie means to secure the election q
the Conventional nominees,
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FISKsBuaG DIsrRrcr.

At meeting held at VIM. Niller's,
on the 18th Of Sept. for the purpose Of
nominating Delegates to attend the
County Convention 90 the 9th of Oct.
in Westminster, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The following officers where appoin-
ted to preside over the meeting.
u. IL. Busby, President; A. oursler,
Secretary.
The following Gentlemen were ap.
pointed Delegates to attend the Con.
yentiou.
Wa Miller, Daniel Stull, John Uhler
Jabes A. Bush, Geo. Mummaugh, Lewis
Taylor, Granville Herring, Josiah Shil,
ling, Azariah oarsler, Samuel STAINS,
bury, Anon Alsire.
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DISTRICT mEEriNGs.

The following is the result Of the
primary neetiags held ia the several
Districts Of Carroll County, on Satur,
day last, ssth inst to choose Delegates
70 attend the Nominating Convention Of
the Democratic ccnseryatiyeparty which
is 70 meet at Westminster next Saturday
WESTMINSTER DisrRIcr.
The meeting was held at the Court
House, aud largely attended. The
officers were Jacob Holmes, Presi-
dent; Capt. 5. MyerIy 4 Francis Shri.
yer Vice Presidents; jos. NJ Parke aud
Dr.. d. s, Coonan Secretaries.
Messrs. J. w. Perkins 4 Levi Evans
were appointed Tellcrs, and J. A. c.
Bond, Esq, Secretary to Tcllers, aud to
register the names Of voters. On coua-
thug the ballots it appeared that the
following persons had received the
highest number Of votes, and were de.
clared elected as Delegates.
john ShafIer, Jacob zacharias, VIM.
III. 0rndorif, Josephus ii. Hoppe, Air.
heart Winters, Lawrence Sepp, Richard
Manning. Wm. MIorelock, Francis
II. Orendorif, Charles b. Roberts, and
Ira II. Grouse.
On motion, the above Delegates we're
declared unanimously chosen.
II was resolved that the Delegates