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THOMAS W CAsEw vs. J. n GRAY-srxrH DIS
trict Court Of New 0rlesns-No q, $50.
RY VIRTUE OF writ OF setzu - and sale
~ oiecteo by the Honorable the
Of New Orleans IN the above entitled suit will proceed
change. ROYAL street between Canal and Customhouse
in he Second District Of this city, on TUESDAY,
~ day Of July, 1853 at ~ O'Clock 4.tr..r
building aud improvements thereon and the ways.
privileges abd advantages thereunto belonging 20 aay
wise appertsie ng situse IN the F Dsrc Of this city,
In The bounded BY Religious Celeste, Tehsupitouss
ard Fec ty streets designated BY he Member Eight
plan dram BY g. Bsdn late tn 18th dsy
OF May. 1859 and deposited In the oce Of Joseph John.
in snecat sixteen feet and lines
front Re g0us street, by sesentyour ncnes
and one line width IN the depth one hnadred
tesrest 20 Celeste street. and Of thtyhree feet nine inches
and lines the other side running from the rear OF
said lot till nersects Felicity street vhch has ront
ssio lot forming tte Of Religious and Felicity srects,
which property described follows UT certan lot
Of eroud Fl uste in isubeug ADMINISTRATOR IN the square
steets and dsignsred py the Numoer Eight on plan
drawn BY Joseph Pile city surveyor on the 10Th DAY Of
April 1884, ssd sInezed 70 IN act passed IN te once o. wm
1852 raid oil pentaon, and fifteen
inches Religious and seventy In
on the side diva ns ou ot Number Nine AID thirty
Inches and tonr lines the other side ns
ming from the m Il intersects the line dividing aid
faubug from fsuburg Religions running hunred
tlI intsrsscs the fIozt line Of said lot AL French
-IaJ lilts LlH
Csrsr By purchase samuel Petsrs and Onarss Nil
lard q 2. az &C, gss.ss p a. "a Ges 2, = w 'A''
setzeo In the sbovs suit
nS-TERMs-Cssh the spot.
JUS 70 iy7 sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

j. H. HARTE VS.. @. KIRwIN-sEcoND JUSTICE OF
the Peace-NO
DY VIRTUT Of shree writs of nerf facias
ID dec ed by Paris Childress Second Justice Of the
Peace. VIII Oceed 20 sell at bile auction wEDNEs
DAY. the n day OF June, 1865 At IL O'Clock as the
Merchants and Aue ioneers' Exchange. Royal ne N
Cansl street he FOL owing described properly,
TWO LOTS OF SkOUHD and the improvements there
s ss IN the square Comprised whia Common drawer,
Gavez and nirr streets which square Is DESIGNATED
As general an BY j. Pile. and deposited
the Ofhse Of DR. McIoy late notary public in this city
Said Lots des gnated Nos q and e. and
follows Lot No q me IS inch 'front.' on Com
by 100 feet between parallel lines Lot No
80 feet lines front and 10 feet In depth
par he lines Together with all thereon
consistine o. on Dwelling house and iutbuiidi q
81 TERNs-' he purchaser paymeut of .
Of $1,000 due zext October balance Cash o. s.
Trearury Notes
SeiEed in the above suit f-. T. f...H u
a. c. PENNIMAN,
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II asr-oN MoNpAY ErBNIka, rnE lsr Insr.

L. the northeast Of feesy and 81 Charles streets
emA Pocket Book Portemonn lie contanine dollar
b and three dollars Uni ed st,es The finder
will receive gratitude OF orphan girl whose entire
worldly ehec contained that Pocket P0Ok BY eav
ing IL At this oflce
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P,ANos-sEwlNe mAcsINss.

nj BUKCHAKBT-
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN FINE PIANOS
o. jackson Street. Corner Of Chippewa
Piano Repairing and Tuning done. aud work GUARAN
TED Pianos Cor Stools, Covers, etc, always
hand Terms liberal
II. BLACKEAR, MUSIC PUBLISHER
MPoRTER or MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Knabe. Nuns and Guid PIANOS. Prince ORGANS an6
kELODsONS, Etc,
lot canal street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS
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SHINGLES,
I UMBER. ..LATHs..

HILL JOINER, Dealersin Lumber, Lsths Shingles
Cy-ress White and Yellow Zine wssthsrboards; Dressed
Flooring and cling; constantly hand. The trade
piled upon the most liberal terms
Buffers will hnu Il their interest TO call before
chasing elsewhere Their Yard is situated the Of
Liberty ard Julia 3
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IINIrtD STATES IsrRICr COURT

- District Of Lou sans-In the matter John Wgche
and John kiehsrds individual and Of the firm
ofJDo syehs Co. Bankrspts, Ban Srupey No. 2sL
Tue Undersigned hereby gives noee OF his appointment
Assignee OF the estates z John ?. wgche and joan
Richardson, Bsnkrupts Of the Parish Of Orssns, La
e L. NORTON. AAagneeL
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
ACADEMY OF nU.Ic-sH CHARLES ST
TREASURER J. KrrrREDGE
Respectfully informs his friends that his annual BENEFIT
WILL TAKE PLACE FRIDAY EVE ING, JUNE
VAAIETIEs THEATEK-GRAvIER STREET
Miss Isabel McCslioch's
GRAND COMBINATION
PARLOR ITALIAN OPERA.
Miss ISABEL NcCULLocH win make her FIRST appear.
in the city Of New Orleans after having achieved
brilliant success at the Academy Of Music in New York.
and the opening Of Pixies Grand House. p the some
city where divided hoHors the with the
nowned Madame de /, Grange
MYs McCULLOCH has entered upon a professional tour
through her native Country accompanied by the DIS
Bguished artists sOourniRg in the United sases
On Friday. June 5, 1865.
spprscstvs public Of New Orleans the
giant Comic Opera of Donizett,
DON PAsQUALE,
wIrH TIE FOLLOWING EXCELLENT CASTE:
Mt. 1sAppr vocr,,ocu Marin.
s,onor ROVE E,ns.,.
So opI ANnInI n xeiats.ta
sign'r sUsINI Don Pssluae
signOr LocATELII. Notary
On Saturday. June q, 1ses,
Mis-. Nccu1r,cF vii, u,v. Ia, ...Ora and las, rs,,sssr
'A'i0n' IN 'ne "iSn O0ni' OPERA
Uur u.uuru or srvrErr
By the immortal Rossni with The following excellent Caste
Mis-. lsABEI, NcCrIIO,H in the role of Rosna
signor Giovanni Boye as Count AlmsViva
SiRpor Augustine susin the wall known Basso as Don
Barrolo
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NITED sTATEs DtsTRIUT .OUKT-
Di trct Of louisiana-ln the of Jordan Holt
bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 275 Whereas, Jordan Holt
the ty Il bst0D Range. ard district Aforesaid duy de
aed bankrupt the Act OF OF March ID 1857
this day sled in said Court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate reof from all his debt and other
claim pTOvabs under said .r....
therefore gwen all creditors who have proved
eer debts andtO al other in interest that the I'D
day Of June 1865 al IL Is assigned for tue hearing Of
The and that they then and attend aud show
they have, why the prayer Of said pet
should be granted
~ r1ark
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limited STATES DISTRICT COURT

- 0Atrict OF LolsiAnain the matter Of Mason Pitcher
and Ferdinand Goooreh, ind viduay snd members n
The FIRM of Picher Goodrich, Bsaku-tsIn Baakrupcy,
No s-The undersigned hereby gives ct his appoint
nest Assignee OF the estates Of Mason Pitcher and Fer
dinand Goodrich, Bankrupt Of the pars1 orleans La
=. z ORTON. Assignee
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CLOUK, LARD. HAMS. Ere.

CLOUR, LARD. HAMS, ETC.
!eOO bbls. Various Brands st. Louis Family FLOUR.
20 tierces Proctor & CANDLES Fsmly LARD
100 in anu D
n Caddes
100 tiercss Sugar-cuTea HAMS.
30 Casks CLEAR SIDES.
1900 boxes STAR CANDLtS-l2 IA and 10 on.
~ bbls Choice LARD OIL -
ITO bbls and hslfbbls Old Bourbon and Rye WHISKY.
50 bulls Cincinnati Rect ted WHISKY.
Per ssle BY 5 II. KENNfDY 4 CO.,
SIS and ~ poydras street
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limited sT.TEs DISTRICT COURT

- District OF Louisiana In the OF Jordy
bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. No Al Whereas, Oscar Jody
Of New Orleans and District sf0ress duly declared bank
rupt under the Act OF Coz Of ssch ID 1867 has this
DAY FLED In said Court ptton praying for discharge and
certificate thereof rom all his debts and other
be undsr said act;
Notice l. therefore given 10 all creditors who have proved
Their deb's and all other in interest that the 2d
cay Of Ju q 1858 at II assg ed for the hearing Of
the and that they then ard attend
any they have Why the prayer Of the said petition
should not he granted
Clicks Once, New Orleans MAY 9 1858
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THE AXIOM PLANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

ne ARON PIANO FORTE declared by the Judges At TIE
late Fair Of the American Institute held IN September and
October 1867 be the bret piaao exhibition and after
les, trial ordered by the American Institute with the Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors the as Exposition de
CLAIR BY their judges Be the best Piano known 10 them
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agents
every city town where already
pointed them
send Tor cirealars price Inst terms, etc
shu MArcreonss Anf ana ~ bo,erys neal
Delaney street. New York MANNER co
FINE fiANOs.-............FINE PIANOS
GUST. Won HofE, T Magazine street, has nue stock
Of PIANOS, manuiActured In Louisiana which he
tees TO be equal In all respects Of foreign makers
offered for sale IN thus city. Prices be found MODERArE
ChiSeuS invited 20 calf
NJ. vOM HOPE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
the Louisiana State Fair held New eaas An January
lses for tho BEST PLANO made in the southern States
GUST Won aOFE.
~ Magazine street
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IN BANKRUPT.

II
" District of Louisiana In
bankrupt In BsDkruptcy, No Where's, Robert N.
Lewis OF New Oriens ar Dtrct aforesaid duly declared
bankrupt under the o. Congress Of ID 1867
th day fled in said Court pet praying discharge
and certificate tn eof from all his debts other
pOvsbe undei said act;
Notice given creditors have proved
debts and all ther that the
of June, 1868 at IL is assigned for the bearing Of
and that they my hen attend and show
they have why The prayer of the said petition
should not be granted
Clerks Once new Orleans, May %, 1868 .
L'lkW. Denutv ark
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VJNITED sTATEs DHsrEIrT CoURr-
~ District OF Louisiana-ln the Matter OF james A
N.ntress. bankrupt In rnptcy No Lao Where's
James We tress Jr Of the psh Of Ibervlle, Dis
sfO sssd. dull declared baukrubt under tbs Of
Congress Of March 3D. 1885, has this day filed in said Court
petition prs5 ing for discharge aud crtfcte thereof
all HE debit sno other claims prOvable under sal
Rotce is h efore given 70 Al creditors who have proved
cir debts ard 10 ali her In interest that the p
day OF 1868 at n assigned for the hearing
the and thai thsy then and there attend
they have why the prayer of the saio petition
should not be granted.
Clerks hcs, New Orleans, May q 1858
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No. 1s,2s8-sizth District Court of New Orleans
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FOR RENT.

FUN hENIs
NOR RFyT-FoR THE sUMMER-A COMFORT
able and neatly sunni bed cling in the part Of
the Fourth Dsrcs convenient 70 The Mag.1ne snd Annun
will be very reasonable The premises are retired TIE ysrd
iher particulars IN quire at 81 Camp street
COK HENT-THE THREE STORY sroRG. NJ
no Canal street One Of the most desirable business
On lana st,ees rear OuIng ,s nsn
Green Elder, q Commercial Place.
CoR HsNT-THE -FOUR STORY BRICK STORE
Il No. 81 Tchoaptouss street between Poydrss and Us
Possess gwen imn eoistey Inquire the premises,
a. No IL fehourit u'ss street
E"R RENT-sToRE-THE LOWER FLOOR OF
tel and one Of the best locations on
N Rev orleans The premise: are IN nIs s1te order Green
3 sreET s ss.1.
business locations and near the market gas and water
Green Sdsr, p cO%nsTeia II Place s''''''
Tor RENT-HASDsoME, NEW rwo-srosY
name dwelling on Psssnis street between Sixth and
Ians double psror dining room Kitchen store room wood
house, and ave chambers Green Elder, Agents
E0K RENT OR LEAsE-THE LARGE ND
L well known United States Hotel opposite the Pontchar
tory and MOTesu streets r. stepng Keeper this pop
to G, E. Girardey Co, II Exchange Pace.
LNOh hENT-STOhES-THE LAR6E, SUbSTAN-
Al three story stores "a nd 26 Fulton %
Front eet handsomey up with awnings ofcss
pie etc. and perfectly proof Ore Of the bust
locations in the city Green Elder, Real Estate
Agents q Commercial Place
EoR RENT-FAMILIEs AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated with large airy front Rooms, with
&thout bard Also day boarders Two large front rooms
that connect with sliding doors Parties wishing TO furnish
heir voud do wei to call at 240 Canal street. Of
Liberty
EsR hENT-STOREs-THE TWO rwo-sToRY
Brick Stores Nos l64 and LOO Magazine street. They
have handso fronts, and perfect order Green
Elder, Real Estate Agents, q Commercial Place
LtOR RENT - TWO LARGE THREE-STORY
IT Dwellings Coliseum Fourth and Wash
ngon streets Green Elder, Real Estate Agents. Com
mercia Place
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I'D M.WENNA, LATE OF The SODA wArER
d. Manufaefory Of Nc loskey McEsnns. respe fully
informs ms erd ard the public that be has opened the
estab shment for merry known as peas Saloon 69 Cana
street. Dsuphin the sale Of Soda Water Mead
Pastry Ice Cream aud Confectionery
His patrons will fpd the soda Water and Mead 10 be
If the quality which has already made Them 80 well
Known and ali other articles Of the best qua ity
b. McKRNNA
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WARM sPRIsGs-
MADISON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
III RUNBoUGH, PROPRIETOR.

This celebrated Watering Place wi be opened for the
ception and accommodation Of guests hs 18th OF June
The .RM srRING situated twenty d ye mites rom
Grsenvle Tenn the Esst Tennessee and Virginia Rail
which and commndous four horse coaches
will be in readiness daily receive visitors The arrival OF
the trs fhe will be mzde atogeths- m DAYTIME
er the LIST Of the wirun the Cincinnati
Cumberland zap Charleston Railroad Morri tNwn
vrhin teen miles Of the Spdngs and this distance viii
be shortened daily
The temperature "a degrees los
Fabr
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AUCfIONkkk-Umce, % ExchAnge Alley.
ERIDAy, June 5sh Crh'. ID ~, at 1C
O'Clock on the premises at thetcorner Of lula
Ra pant streets, by pub auction by virtue Of rider
the honorable the ecOnd District VI New Orleans
dated lat Of June. 1868 Will be snld--
The stock, contents, 6xt.res, ets, Of COfeehouse
sit ted the VI lula Ram consist
Of Counters Shelving Tables, ecante Bottles Gssses
Liquors, etc.
Also, One Silver watc..
Rs-TERss-Cash in S. Trsasury Notes.
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Jas. Chestnut was in the rebel SeuatrI
w: Il. simpson was member of the
rebel Congress.
F. L. Stookdale, of Texas, was rebel
Lieutenant. Governor.
Robert ould represented Virginia in
the Convention. he was Davis Com
missioner of Exchange, and wrote to
Winder, his subordinate, who WAS then
starving our soldiers in AndersonvIlle:
1.-The arrangement 1 have made works
largely in our favor. We get rid of a
set OF miserable wretches and receive
some of the best material L ever saw"
I. L. Dococke, Thomas Goode, T.
McMullen and James n. Barbour, also
Democratic delegates from Virginia,
were members of JEFF. Davis Congress.
X. Y. Conrad and ]. B. Baldwin were
members Of the rebel legislature.
Such are some of the men who came
from the Southern States to control the
Tammany Convention; who prescribed
the platform, and after Vallandigham
had nominated Seymour, Themselves
completed the work by nominating
Blair.
Bear in mind, these were not soldiers,
thousands of whom were dragged into
the war and fought like brave men.
These Democratic delegates were the
old secessionists the corrupt and selfish
politicians, whose INSCRIPTIONS ambi-
ton dragged the country into the war;
the men who were engaged for years,
under the leadership OF Hancey, in stir
ring up hatred towards the Union, and
who now turn up again, in the old
style, and hope to rule, where, through
the bravery and constancy OF our SOL
dieTs, they were not permitted to ruin.
These conspirators of 1S60-1S6l, now
conspire again; and they had TO help
them in the Tammany Convention such
men as Vallandigham, who, having in
November, 1860, at Cooper Institute,
said:
Union should at any time secede-for rea-
sons OF the suhlciency and justice OF which,
before God ana the great tribunal OF history,
they alone may Judge-much as should de
plOTe It, never would, as Representatives in
the Congress OF the United States, vote one
doll o OF money Whereby one drop OF Amer
having, in 1861, offered In Congress
plan to destroy the Union by establish
ing several confederacies; having all
through the war loudly sympRthized
with JEFF. Davis; now, in July, 1868,
dominates Horalio Seymour for Presi-
dent, and in the next month said:
ST would otalter anything have done or
and every one shn lstand emblazoned on the
pages Of history, TO await the Judgment OF
terity."
These are the men who nominated
Seymour and Blair, who made the
THmmany platform, and who now So
licit for their work the approval OF the
American people. Those who thought
and think their acts wise will support
them. Whoever believes the original
secessionists,t to have been patriotic men,
wise statesmen, whoever approves OF
Vallandigham's course, will vote with
these mon.
But whoever sees that secession was
u blunder as we'll as u crime, whoever
believes that Vallandigham was unpa-
triotic, that secession was treason and
that ine authors of chat movement,
which laid waste so fair a part of the
Union, were criminals and blunders
will oppose these "original secession
ists," who were the chic fs and leaders
in the TammRny Convention.
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TYLER COUNTY.
Republican Mass Meeting.
c,,r, Coz, 90 ICE

ol5TEhSN4Ll4Ei Sepls % 4oOos
In accordance with previous appoint
ment there was q mass meeting at Sis
tersville, w. Va. on the Goth of the friends
OF Grant and Colfax and the cause
of liberty and right, and notwithstand-
ing the rain for the previous few days
had rendered the creeks impossible and
prevented many from getting there that
otherwise would have been. Neverthe-
less there was quite a gathering of the
people, male and female, but principal
ly voters. About eleven O'Clock the
delegations from the different points
having arrived, the procession was
formed by Chief Marshal Workman and
Assistant Marshal Capt. e. A. Barr,
composed of wagons, buggies and horse
men, the martial band OF the town in
wagon in advance; then four horse
wagon with a girl representing each
State and one representing the Goddess
of Liberty, all dressed in white, with
blue sashes and crowned with green
wreathes. Then came wagons, many
of them bearing banners with devices
such as We vote as we fought; who
tanned the rebels-U. s. Grant; and
Show me a rebel and I'll show you a
Democrat Then followed a great
number on horseback, many of them
bearing banners. After marching
through the principal streets of the
town and massing at the stand on the
DIAMOND, ABOUT Twelve O'CLOCK Iuey
were dismissed by the Marshal for one
hour for dinner, after which the crowd
assembled around the stand. The meet
ing was called to order by the appoint
ment of Selman Wells, Esq, as Presi-
dent, and F. A. Black, Secretary. Mr..
Foreman, our worthy Governor, adj
dressed the audience for two and half
hours in an able, eloquent and some
times humorous Misunderstanding Il his
tory OF the political proceedings of the
opposing parties, and showing the adj
verse circumstances under which the
Republican party assumed control ofthe
Government, and that they had main
tanned or rather established the credit of
the same, and now propose to pay all
her debts honorably, and thus firmly
establish 1t beyond the power of rebels
to harm it. After the close Of the
speech the crowd being called on for
three cheers for Grant and Colfax gave
them with good will, and after nu-
merous other rousing cheers they adj
journed TO meet on the 18th of October
at SistersvilIe, at which time we hope
to have fine weather and a full turn
out of the lovers of Union and pence,
the friends OF Grant and COlfax and all
others that come peaceably disposed.
SELNIAN WELLS, President.
+. A. BLA OK, Secretary.
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GhaqnteltfQetrer.
TN TRIE


II FORM and features. face and limb
M grew SO like my bother
That folks got taking ma fo1 hin,
ana each for one thu otfer
1t puzzled all our kitb ana IT.,
1treached fearful pitch
For one OF rs was born a tvvyTp
ana not soul knew which,
One day Ito make the matter yorSs,
BEFORE Our names were liked.
~ We were being washed by nurse
We got completely mixed:
ana thus you see, by GaieIs dacraa
VI rather muses. within,
my oTother John got christaped ma
ANA got chrtstened him
This fatal likeness even dozped
My footsteps when al sch5oI
anu was always getting foRRed.
For John turned ont a foOi.
put this question iruitlessI1
10 eYry one that knew:
nat would you do ii Won were ma
40 prove That Were you?"
or our domestic life, 'Au'
EorI somehow, my intended trIda
Became my broIherIs Wifen
IN Iact, year after year, the same
Absurd mistakes Wenton.
ana when Idied the neiehbors rap,o
AND buried brother John.
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OUR FUR TRADERS AND TRAPPERs in
fitting out here, find Ayers medicines
one OF their most profitable articles of
trafic. Around Slave Lake and the
wild regions OF the north, the Indians
know their uses and have an abiding
faith in them. They say: tAyer-great
medicine-cure sick man. and his REM
edies for the diseases from which they
suffer, will often bring forth their stock
Of skins even quicker than wampum,
rum, or tobacco. Savages are not fools
II they are unsophisticated In some of
the arts OF observation-disclosures Plot.
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ohLMAN W ELLsoi 7 Y
+. a. BLA CK, Secretary.
Harbour County Republican Con.
YentIOn.

Harbour County Republican Con-
TentIOn.
The Republicans of Barbour county
met at Philippi, Saturday, September
20, at 10 o'clock, a. M, and organized.
The committee on credentials reported
the following delegates present:
Bdrker--Lsvi Grass, James w.
George, Arnold Right. VIM. G. w.
Price, jacob Hayes, Z j. McCAuley,
James Booth, John NJ. Shomo, and
VIM. r. Moore.
Union-George Skidmore, P. ]. Girls
lip, Joseph Lance, Leper Rodgers, Isaac
Ward, and Abraham Simon.
Glade-wm. ]. Cox.
Phitfppi-Daniel FELTON,, C. c. Reed,
George Pitman, Burr p. Newton, Hen
son L. Stout, and n. E.iWarder.
CoUe-Sanford Hoffman, Isaac NJ.
Lock, John G. Miller, Henry Ludwick,
]. f. Harvey, VIM. Coffman, n. l..
PLeasant-A. j. Proudfoot, James R.
Proudfoot, NJ. v. Lake, g. G. eleven
ger, @. Clevenger, and Nathaniel n.
Duckworth.
EIE-B. f. Mccoy.
For House Of Delegates on LIST Ballot
Msj. Fenelon Howes received SO votes,
and Joseph Teter. Jr., votes.
Maj. Fenelon Howes was declared
duly nominated.
For Prosecuting AaorRey-H. a. G.
ZeIgler was nominated by reclamation.
For Reeorder-On frat ballot-Lewis
Wilson received 81 votes; Captain e. L.
Parker II votes.
Lewis Wilson was declared duly
nominated.
For County Sitrveyor-Joseph Howes
was nominated by reclamation.
Samuel Haddix was nominated Com
missioner of Revenue on the west side
OF the river, and VIM. NJ. Hayes on the
east side.
After which 81. A. G. ZIegler and
Capt. F. G. w. Ford addressed The Con-
On motion Convention adjourned.
F. G. W. FORD, President.
WIN. G. W. PRICE, Secretary.