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TO LoUISvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 8
TO CAIRo-Dafiy, except Sunday. at 8
O'Clock P. NJ.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock P. NJ.
: To EAsTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock P. N.
To HE SDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 8 O'Clock Pm.
T To NAsHvILLE-E Every Thursday at four
IN.
To MEaMPHIs-ssmi7wsekly,l4u Al
=. Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
vilIe,l carrying the mail, leaves at a. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Z New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at Z a. NJ Arrives TNes-
days and Saturdays hyr24P. !. - - -
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 Pm
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day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
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GONE TO PRINCETON.-A number
of t41e-menbers Of the Evansville Bar
left for Princeton yesterday morniag,
to- attend to business in the Gibson
Court, now in session.
Judge De Brdler} Of Rockpoft, ar
rived in the city Sunday night, and
also went to Princeton yesterday 1t
is expected that the eele brated Hedge
case will be tried there this week.
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,

3 AZ Ai--A@A-s % AoNOsO
Council met purs uant to adjourn
ment. Present-His Honor, Mayor
Baker, and Councilmen Blemker,
Cook 4 Nuhllapsen. Retzs = rafe
Dean, Kolle, Wiltshire. and Heilman.
" Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved The s46flowng bihs
were allowed and ordered paid:
StockYell G&l0d., kinaliHgleS 5g25
Evansville JOURNAL Company, ad
vertising, $31 70; Chris. HermaIsn,z
saving wood, So 90; Merchants Ex-
press, fTe7ght.-$f So a. NJ -NTcGrif,
salary, $i25 F00;A y. e665 4 81 n 81 nan,
spikes, $13 90; Altering & Brom-
vlnelhaus, sundries, SIS 80 i HHhenpsE
Bullen, wood, s. 80; Police bii1s for
three week 1909. Peter2 Zapp, ct al.
ION streets, $780, A. Simpson, lumber,
81 20i e. NJ. Archer. salary S83 49,
A. Liter, coal, $40; Frank RUPERT,
dead animals. $31 81; VIM. Miller,
salary, $50; Mayor Baker, Salary, $500;
G., B. Bateman, services, 800 so; G.
Kratz, nozzle. 81 ID; VIM. Hellman,
sundries, i$201 Peter Zapp ct al. on
streets, $50 70; Board of Registrars,
$18; Sheriff Of XandeFburgh Comfy,
prisoners, 81 20; VIM. Bedford &
Son, work, s18 30; Bach & Esslinger,
Isl 50: W. ". = Williams, Salary So
VIM Dougherty, salary, J $50; VIM.
Tieman,, salary. $83 -83; Back i, &
Esslinger, advaftisngkS52 25k -
Il Bill of VIM, Bedford, Jr., for
81, 697, t5r' work on Franklin Street
sewers was laid oyer an e week, for
! fnrtber considerat
The bin Of John Greek, for Keep
ing grayelled. streets in repair, pro-
yoked some comment from Btemker
and Kraft, who complained that the
work had not been properly executed.
The subject was referred to Blemker
and Dean,- at the request of the sub
/ contractor, the bill IN the meantime
being allowed. -su dai
A communication was received
.fromthe School Trustees, stating that
1913 20 in city bond, for building the
Ninth Street School building, and
that VIM Bedford twas entitled to
$500 40. for one half price of slate
roof on same building Ordered that
the bonds be issued. q li.-5. 'a'
A communication was received
q HUN OeO. 4u6utZeT, E6ldllF6 10 GER
I tain pavement, which was referred to
the Committee on Streets aud Alleys.
A report was received from w. II.
Walker and John Greek, Commits
sioners to- appraise damages to prop
erty of John E. Meni by the opening
of the proposed new road to the City
Cemetery, allowing him $500. APP
proved
The wharf report for the month of
January showed that 229 steam boats
had landed Total receipts 81. $50 Is.
fH Wharf report or the week ending.
January 81, showed that 56 boats had
landed. Total wharfage, $466 %.
!, The Mayor submitted certain re-
ports on street improvements, and it
was ordered that the amount due the
contractor be paid, and that precepts
be issued against delinquents.
Application vas made by some of
the parties for an extension of time,
but the Council did not understand
that they had the power 50 TO do.
rrvkas ~ sAs ssr Is So a- nt~
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GONE REFORE.

tiAa GONE BEFORE enc y
From kindred and home, all alone, she
has gone goo SID .f1hr1 u9i -at
Across the cold shadowH river ;ed 81 ;
Like a beautiful star, in the light of the
dawn. .tdain gabe1adI ora sa
shefadedi ana forever. sI7ne9i ?
/ foifoweda her down 70 the dark silent
Ny. heart fondiy round Der ciingihg; y
But saw rot the angels that guarded her
I heard notthe soags they were singing
l watched by her side, iFppugh the last
't bitter night, -rFaT N 4nsaffs,
- sweet words Of affection repeating ~
Till lier lip lost its hue, and her dark eye
Ana slowly her / Dtare Heart ceased beas-
q ing. '-i mo- -
knew y l che had passed ron the trials Of
Tothe rest GOD prepares for the weary; :
But1 wept when L Thought of my desolate
hearth, I'D Won T3t ff3l efEH ~ 4
My pathway lonely and dreary. p
1 wept. fof 1 knew I was IS soreiy bereft
OF tire blossom my fond heart had cher
ished; l2Aii a
And prayed that the beautiful fragrance
it left, - 5stbuttH -'-a 113-
Might cheer my sad home where 1T
persisted sf-af
The sweet voice. that.soothed all my sor-
- rows of yore,e 8df al stHu f39l &
And greeted nay coming at even, - -
Shall thrill my sad soul. neYermore never
more, ftts
yet the angels viii hear it in heaven, =
And she will be with me again in The hour,
When trouble and care are oppressi ng--
A spirit commissioned by infinite power,
To brighten anyway with blessing.
-vaI ~ -lf-oE fN = 1aHf 90 4tIA q
And she Will be with me wherever I am,
When the shadow of death darkens Ger
me,
To whisper sweet comfort and peace to my
heart,
Through the valley she Travelled before
me. Oh - fre J..
.a8H - 13U.- 5as Hlt aH
bid her farewell, by the mercy and, love
OF Him who is strong to deliver,
I will meet her ere long in he city above,
To be parted again, never, never. s.
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FISHING FOR CORN.-Men are still
engaged in fishing for the corn sunk
on a barge in tow~of the Crescent
City, on Saturday evening, by COLI
sion with the steamer Linton. They
have succeeded in raising some 400
bags. and will probably succeed in
getting most of it out. 1t will, of
course, be4nft for anything except to
make starcR, mean whisky, and for
the former purpose 1t will be, probably
shipped to Madison. The whole carr
go was sold for 35 cents a sack, and
the purchaser was subsequently offer
ed. $1~0O for, his bargains but at. last
advices. had notconsented to sell out.
This matter very naturally suggests
the fact that we should have starch
factory in this city. There is prob
ably no point on the Ohio River
where the raw material can be so
cheaply obtained, which would insure
fair profit on the manufacture of
this artielefof prime. necessity.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

pa Ladies wishing some fancy
goods will do we'll TO attend Hiram
Nelson S auction sale this morning, at
81 o'clock, at his Auction Rooms, Lo-
Gust Street.
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DIsTiINeSUIsHED sRoUsT4BquTs

A mons the "rousta6cuts paid off by
the clerk of the Laurel HH yester-
ddy morning, were Henry Clay, Daniel
Webster and James Shields, all
American citizens of African descent.
Robert Lee was also a hand on the
boat on .theQ present. trip Bat had
stopped off below assoc. sipje4
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PERsoNA1. Y john oFermeyerT the

PERsONAL.-J0hnsi UEermeyers the
famous river agent of Adams Elk
press; David Burbank, of Hender3
son; Major Crawford, of the Boon
vile Democrat, aud Charley Church
i'll, of the house Of Trounstone &
Co, Cincinnati, were in the city yes
iterday. Charley left by the Quick
step yesterday for Memphis, and will
probably extend his trip to Texas.
Geo. Pendletonya Superintendent of
the Erie Transportation Company,
left for the Fast, yesterday afternoon.
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. FINE IgE.-It has been many years
since our ice merchants have been
able to gather so fine a crop of ice as
they are now putting up. The ice is
from eight to ten inches thick, and is
unusually clean and free from all ex-
traneous substances, We anticipate
cheap ice in the city next Summer,
and corresponding decliae in the
price of punch, julips, cobblers and
sich. Z ANsKA A1-EAa
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: lSoHooHE ExAMINArIoN-As will be
seen By an advertisement elsewhere,
The sehafsahhuaF examination of the
public schools of the eisyowin com
mence on Thursday of this week, and
will, continue, during the month
Contrary to- the usual custom, the ex5
animation will commence with the
high SCHOOL, and will follow the de-
scending, scale. This n arrangement
has been decided on for the. reason
that the primary and intermediate
schools have to some extent been
disaErangedo by the opening of the
Ninth Streetsehool, building and the
CONSEQUENT transfer of pupils and
teachersYand it was thought to be but
justatn give the teachers in the lower
departments as much time as possible
to get their new charges in working
order $ The parents of the children
and the friends of the school are cor
daily invited to witness the examina-
ton.
81 RECORDERS COURT There was
but little business In the Recorders
Court, yesterday n'-si7 -.e1 -'u ''i3
Jim Cook, aeolorea man for quar-
reling, fighting and making a noise in
the coffee house of Aaron Jacobs,
some two weeks ago, was presented,
and being found guilty, was fined IS
with 50 % costs, and not having the
wherewith to diquidate was sent tothe
Lookup, and will be set. TO work. on.
the streets or wharf. ifl<' ga
= George Wilson was proven TO have
been drunk ION Sunday night. for
which he was fined 81 90 with 81 O5
costs. l.q CSC. b9a
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BARGAINsl BARGAINs!-I will now
sell high Polish Boots at greatly re-
dueed prices, double sole Button
Boots at cost, and all high-cut or but
ton Boots very cheap '4t' -. -
:. have very high cut, double sole
Cieth Polish Boot for Misses and
Children, ainice Spring shoe, that I
viii sell low All goods cheap and
durable at the Great Shoe Emporium.
90 Main Street. J..iS, Kicker,
feb1 Sat&Tu
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; The HFBREY SaG4HQo4.17T Tbs gex-
animation Y Of The Hebrew ~ School
takes place to day at the Sixth Street
Temple, and all the parents Of the
scholars, andsthose=who take~an in
terest an educational progress ere in
vited to bespresentrE
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hepuDllcan union county COnEen"
ton
Will be held in the Court Honse.gip
Evansville, on
Saturday, February 8th, 1868,
at l o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of
appointing delsgaadg t5tGad StAts1
Convention, TO be held at Indianapo-
lis, on Thursday, February Goth. 1863,
and for, the transaction Of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the Convention.
By order of the Executive Commit
tee. j. p ELLIOTT, Chairman.
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AN Extensive SLUxURs. + Ewo,
men went to slaw yesterday One
sued another for 81 so. AS3jjury MAS
calle913an8 a verdict swassTend 9ed
againsttheplaintiff, the,costs5amodntz
ing toseyer-six dollars.S =
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A GooD SVPPLY-By the proceed
Sings oethe City Council last night, it
Willie seen til at 119 applications for
licsase Ito SEP intoxicating liquors
were presented, We should think
these Would be sufficient to supply
the wants of this city. 1t is not
astonishing that we have loud and
long complaints about hard times
aud the burdens of taxation, when a
city Of less-thau 30, 000-inhabitants-
can support f5O5to 200 kdrinkiug
houses. The money spent in these
houses for that which is worse than
useless would more than pay our
share Of the United States, State,
County and city taxes, if it were not
sufficient to pay our share of the
National debt. z = g g q
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THE GOLD PEN,
-,;=2ST AND CHEAPEST OF pENs.
.4Iorton's Gold Pens,
The Best Pens in the Word.

Pa. safe at no. % ..1ku<den-
L0zte, .Hez1- I07;k,, Cz2zd b., epezv
a/flY. ezDI10i22LeR .4geaak at Ile
i.sT17le prices.
Z .Z0ZI0n NgIzk-eS no Pens SIl10D-
u rim tie Name Or Z7uae-
.y0ak- If tzaaY. 0tIzeryt lkHef"e/Qlie, +
Vhezie an sfgezzcY is leskcbIiS/sa,
+ l<<e pst6Zic 1OiIL be beSE St<SISd, a5la
ar the s<zh11e prices, 11scuZZi77I on
i6e dgenf;. in All 0fAe,, .Diaces
nose pViSIi7zg tie .1L0zIon Pen
111xSE semi 10 Hea09uQ7IeaS,
Wiae1re their orders 1Si2E 1-ecei1,e
D1Dmgk cztLezs<i0aa, IL tzccOhlDz-
MED 1Oikh TIE cash.
II Catalogue, ss'fIJh JSFII aeScrID-
fi0n 0T sizes md prices, !sez7I on
receipt at letter postage.
A, NORTON.
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HALLS VEGETABLE

HALLS VEGETABLE 4
BIUI uIAN AAIR REVIEWER
Has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparatory for the Hair eyer offered to
she PUBLIC to restore II 81
Gray Hair to its Original Color,
AND create a new growth where il has
fallen or from disease or natural decay.
II ,oiIJ prepent the Hair from failing out.
All who use it are unanimous IN award
mig ii the praisa of being the best II air
Dressing extant. Our Treatise on the b air
sent free by mail, -,-4s..~. /. v--e,.
r. p. HALL & CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprtetors.
for sale by all Druggists. [feb4 I'm
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0oio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM XINNENNEs.

FftUN y Ms.
"a Going East. Going W.T..
~ N 0;02 VI
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In Bankruptcy.

gT7TEIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
- the 2SLh day of January "a. D.lS68!a war
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the
estate of Ernst Fl. T.. Haberhicht, of Evans
vile, In the county of Nanderburgh, and
State of Indiana, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt. on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to
him, or for his use. and the transfer of any +.
property by him, Is forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors ofthe said bank
irIlpt to prove Their debts and TO choose
one or more assignees OF his estate viii be
held at a Court of Bankruptcy, III be hold
en- at the Office OF Charles III. Btjtterheld,
on Third street, in EyapSYillea Indiana,
before Charles II. Butterheld, REGISTER,
on the 9th day OF FEBRUARY, All = 1868, at
10 o'clock A n.
- III If6ff 2 BEN ~ P0OHEEHli au
u. S. Marshall district Of Indian
fef3 dot NH ifith fSs'' Ht'
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Iefre Haplwand hdis4appliE I'd
FAOM TERRE FtAUTE.

Leave. Arrive.
Jay Ezpl ess................... 2:sn N IL rs VI
Night cypress 49,. .s,...... 3.IUP III 10 81 p NJ
Mail .s...a f5A NJ 4 :40A n
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AZ How r-,~-~-. Mothers suffer the agony
4 SEEING 4 cie Lille ones snatched away
Eronn t-e--a5. 10 Whooping Cough, or
3fpthers =. cl single bottle of Po1and's
white ~ C,S.-1 IOund,would have saved
she bc@ Es- Al1Gsg [ I is ipfallible. 8s.4f.z h
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/, B9g- AnasIce House to rent. In
qaire at the JOURNAL office, ra9tf q
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THE CITY.

MeteOrOIOgicaI Observations.
Meteorological observations, taken daily
at the JOURNAL Object = lEggf
6 A. N. NOON. p. NJ. MID'T
ThermO % 800 26o 200
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TAKEN To JEFFERsoNvILLE. =
SheriflaIlles, acuompaniedsbE aI9 ag2
sistant, left on theiAG orn7ng Star, yes
terdayy en- route to JeffersonvilIe,
having in charge John Hayden, con
victed in the Courtof Common Pleas,
at itSIa3 term. Of burglary4fob bing
R@derl & BeekeF's boot and shoe
shop and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for3three years: a...i. D. s. a'oa2a
They, also took Ed. 7. Murray to
Rockport, to be tried for playing the
confidence game on verdant youth
some time last5 SummeF9 . He has
been iRaqW county Jail for several
months. and at the last. term of the
Circuit Court took change Of venue,
and in accordance Herewith was sent
to Spencer County.
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Billboard 5 Nes8lesfor sal6 everywhere.
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&c n0ne 0theF than- Oqrl's Q2tton.
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Milaoard's Hello Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior TO all others.
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Ladies! use clark's Spool Cotton
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Ogarz's ss,o,.t Cotton is 6Cerd to 80
Hand sewing try At1,caTOl's Needles.
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e<AID1EOAD TIM. An a
Evansville and grwlordsv, ne.

GOING North.
Leave Arrive Arrive.
Evansville. Vincent e.. T. Haute
Accom- 'od't'n, > ~ A M l0:2I \ N 4:l5 N
N il.............. 3 :Ir A NJ IL :iG NJ 80 ? NJ
HVincennes Ac 3 "a p NJ - NJ -. $780,.
COMING OUTH
Leave Leave Arrive
30 Terre Haute. Y hlesllnes. E''ytlle;.
Vineennes &c 1890. 7 .02 a NJ 10 90 A N
Freight a Ac. 40 A NJ II 80 p N :3S p NJ
Nail u. p NJ 7:26 n 10: u P d
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Milward's Needles are the best
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Clark Spool Cotton is the best
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HDh1ICULTUhAL vi EE1IAS~- nc
horticultural. and Pom16giea Soeie.
ty. of Vanderhurgh County. held its
regular monthly meeting in the Coun-
ty Commissioners Court room, on,
Saturday last. atatwo e'eIeok p NJ
The President, Vice President and
Secretary being absent, Dr. H 6.
Jones was chosen President pro? tenn,
and w. G. Newittsgas appointed Sec
rotary: -Messrs. E: e.. Van Ripper and
Green Bellamya were proposed, as
members of the Society, aud unapis
4mously elected.
Some cinqqiryg arose as to, the best
and most :proftable draYpbefries and
straw berries, which ELECTED a some
what lengthy, but very Interesting,
discussion, in which Mr.. Weaver ana
Mr.. hewitt, of This city. and NH
Reyhads,r of1GFa5Hlle, Illinois, took
part The conclusion arrived at was
that Aliens Prolific aud Doolittle,s
Black Cap Improved were athe, two
varieties fol-. general purposes.
As to strawberries. Mr., hewitt held
that MeEyoy's Superior possessed the
most good qualities, Notwithstanding
it had been thrown out by almost all
strawberry cultivators; Wilson's Al
banyhe eopsidered tire second best
and Rnsseil's Prolific the third.
s ColonekrBisch called attention to
the fact that his pears had been
blighted, crumplod up, and, as he
stated, had turned hard and ceased
growing, proving entirely worthless.
DR.. Jones suggested that iron was
beneficial to pear trees and referred
to the beneficial results a friend of
his had experienced from the use of
-iroh scales and dust from blacksmith
shop. y -
Mr. Reynolds said he had used that
remedy and his trees had recovered.
Helconsidered iron filings or scales
both a preventive and remedy
Mr.. hewitt thought that steel
filings would serve the. same purpose
equally well. .Es@fzBxs
A paper prepared by Mr.. w. g.
Nesbit, on the treatment of animals.
was then read, after which7a vote of
thanks was rendered him for the in ?
terest he had taken in the organiza :
ton and saiccesS6f this Society, and
it was ordered that the essay be pub
lishedni9lqL g.3el rna nsL
The Society then adjourned to meet
on tbs fTt Saturday in March. I The
meetings of the Society are increasing
in irterestaeachI month, and we are
SURPRISED il, does not increase in
members more rapidly ~ sals,5 -ssssila
=, Al a9.b Il 82o
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Maehines Dc Clark's Sp0ol coNon
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s,a,. C..Ventisu ltenas.

=, 9 sxpected arrangements will bt
,o,n,eted by which a special train vii
.ays Wheeling at about 4 o'clock A. N
,bs morning of July 10th, to carry
,..scugers 10 the State Convention
,b;ch will meet at Grafton OH that day
rb;. TAIN will stop at all way stations
% take on passengers; and return
,-.;o will leave GraftOs at some honI
,rripr rhe same evening, which will
.r.o stop AT III stations along the route
only hsli-fare will be charged from all
p,;nts. The price for round trip tickets
rom this city will be 1915.
band of music will go from this city
10 Grafton on the special train.
sauator THURMAN, of Ohio, who
nsds the able aud gallant canvass for
,,,Segnsr of that State last fall, will
,rabs5!y he present at our State Con-
,.ntioR and address it. Other eminent
,ueaksrs have been invited, also.
The present indications are that every
county in the State will be fully repre-
.-n,ed at the State Convention, at Graf
.on. next month. Democratic township
,od county meetings are now "all the
70. in this State.