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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01
Special NOTICES.
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hFl contents q The dep in,.i"r To remove the cau.c
oi such Offering u u only Necessary Aalise tn
nlood b, 'lpplyiss /, With IL. Lif, gi,m,n' IHoN
TVS PERUVIAN sYRUr.
q g. 'cid solution e the rro,oNid Of Iron ~i ,lp
,his % ciuaily and .vc strength rg.. and r,' III, to
The whole g! ten
Extract ~ lena .'ram Rry ktHAKb : Ira. II
B''on kiU
FOR years Eas sufferer from Hoils So that nv
life '-cainc ueariom. through their frequent and pr
sistcnt recurrence finally clrbuncle formed "a tlr
small ~ my back During its progress large pieces Of
drcnmt1srd lgsh urrr every hay tuo cut away aud
THE ioiration and general disturbance Of the system
great Before had recovered from tins ATTACK two
smaller cafbunclts broke out Lgher up and again
threatened With u the suerings 70 Witch
hal - long been subjected I, At this time that
commenced taking the PERUVIAN SYRuF con
iiuued taklus u until lad used ave bottle, since
uns 81 the grrAe.i sufferers Other msdeines gave M
partial and temporary relief bat hi. remarkable enc
iY With Kind anil intu'ivr sense, went DIRECTLY T.
the root y thu evil. aud lid 1t, work with . uor5lri
ness worthy q 10. established character
\ .. tar- Pamphlet cent ire. The genuine h,.
"FEEt'tt> ~YEUr 'biaNn In the rla.s
J. piNsMoRE. Proprietor
SOFA o. aiidiugsis;s
Tie t".t known rrm.dy TO-
SCRpfCLA.
"a AL ~ manifold forms. including riesrs Cine,rI.
NUAai'l SAT- RAsHH. 'oHsnmJitcn. sfe i..pE ANpGE.
l0pISL ,TrA, tur. fogion & iodine trifi.af fn
r'n' discovered after msny ysars - scientific f,rarc
auh experiment FOR -ralicating hunor. FROM q
tim % Ia 3" equal rinculas sent free
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Aug In
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s.s- Many OF the drl"g is anI visitor. 81
the democratic convention IA New York com
plai""d HIT 'rly b"caas" the price of whi,kcy
was put NJ :" fifteen cents . drink. during tho
session "i III" convention Hut they took their
revenge ia nominating Blair. lie will pn,
whisk"y d,ea. in spite Of New York
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Notice to Road Supervisors.

Uti'E 80 bpAHb 90 CorNrY cossissioNEHs.
Tnwsontown, July 2sth. tSss.
rI,HE ROAD SUPERVISORS of the several
Il Districts "i Baltimore County are requested
in meet a. iho court House.
IT, sity esd Hssae.iay Hssf. "a, "a sad 90
days II Augasi.
aud rep,r, tothe board OF County Commission
cfs the extent # the damage done IN IA. differ
cnt Districts by the late ilood. 80 that they may
take snfns action I" repair The danaees ~
speedily as possible. By order.
CALEB :. TAYLOR. clerk.
August lit
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- VI Alabama newspaper. IN the course
"i q charmins!y rank article upon the subi-ct
Of III" situation. hollis forth J.. follow.
With our existence as a race placed out Of
reach II danger. we shall at once give att-n
ton {" the condition Of our property. ami Join
the cry Of Down with the Bondhnlicrs the
ba,'l' cry Of the positive democrats of the
Northwest"
II ,hc democracy should b. successful under
this Your money or your life " banner. thee
will only remain IN" very easy step from the
rcpudia'i"n "i the national wrr loans 10 the
4 sumption OF the rebel debt. and demand
tor IA" payment Of damages Tor the loss Il
,.avr PROPERTY. The galvanized rebels OF the
South naturally enough dislike TO pay the tax
- needed t" meet an Indebtedness. that was n,
Cured IN bringing them L. terms but that
political party IN the North should have the
auiarity TO- max" southern rebel views the
gr"und-wnrk "f its platform Of principles
seems most amazing The democracy have ei.
thor lost their old cunning or they are deeply
impressed with the belief tina, American voters
are u IL" main made up OF cheats and traitors.
S.Yu"rR ~ SgcnssioN.-w. II. Russell. in
letter to the London T'g.os. dated MAY 10. 1851.
gives Tia substance 81 a conversation with ,;uv.
seymour q, " dinner party in New York. ne
ir."Ns:
81 4" not think that any 81 the guests sought
{" turn the channel OF talk upon politics. bu,
the "'casicn offered itself Ia Mr.. Horatiu sew.
IA ur :" give me his views If the Constitution
Of ia" United states. aud by degrees the theme
spread over the table. There was
n"i - ihan who Maintained the Government
had any power Ia cuercc the people Of a State
or I" force - stat" &C. remain in the Union. or
undcf the action ut the Federal government
ia ether words. the symbol ofpower at wasins.
ton ~ not at all analogous u that which repre-
scnis an established government in other coun.
tries. Qnm ProsrHt isycs armn Although
they admitted the Southern leaders had mcdi.
tatoi the treason against the Union years apo.
they could not bring themselves t. allow their
old opponents, the Republicans now ia Iuwcr.
Z" dispose "f the armed force Of the Union
against their brother Democrats IN the South.
crn States. Mr.. Seymour is a man of compro.
mise. but his views g. father than those which
were entertained by his party ten Year, seo.
.ihhg"gh secession 'r0pld produce rsroiafioH. =
r''. aererhcleSs. "a right foHHdtd o. als,racf
Ir,Hs Plss, irhich c0Ph scarcely b. abroyaf.d con
s''',s',g rim duo regardto No original ron.pac'
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Very respectfully yours.
AANI.nI hnAn
NOTTCE.


A MEETING will be- held IN the COURT
HOUSE, at Tpws"ntown. on
Monday aeJt. Aag1t 81. af 10 o'ciork 4. w..
To- adopt some mode for the immediate relief of
the unfortunate popr la the county. caused NY
the dis.steEous hond of Friday last.
We are glad tina, AFR. Brady has called this
meeting. and urge hearty 80 operation ia the
object for which IL Is eailod lot our citis-ns
come an, on Mondpy next. aud consult a. tn
the best means to take 10 relieve the suffering.
Of our distressed fcllow citizens. and come pre-.
pared Ia contribute literally u such rclisL
- Bennett. Of the New York Hrsif, nr,es
does . thing b., hAlvss. When he goss for ~
u Is with bis whole LOul when be gues aSaias.
. man, he does his labor ~ opposition wi,h hath
hands. 10 urging suppor 10 Grant Bennett
goes to the root Of the political contest, aud claims
tina, through The political sequences ~ the war
Ne must adherr to the great leader who guided
W safely through the struggle. aud help still 10
keep the country right and crush down those
Violent political clements that would swsrve us
from the direct path To one side or The other. We
must stand by Grant ~ the beet hops Of the m.
tion's safety aud The only guaraHlss chat Se
shall not be false 10 oursrlves.'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01

ih Bath s,'eei the ais slories Of many houA,s
were completed inundated, aud the furniture
contained therein entirely washed away. some
OF these houses were occupird bT two OF three
ianillifs, aud IN some insianses the occupants ~
the iouer stories lost nearly or quite al they
possessed In the world
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01

The people living un Davis street a short street
running east from SARATOGA. (whrrr the water
rose 10 a hegh, u over ~ feet aud In some In.
Stancrs covering the freight ear. ~ the Northern
Contra! railway. all lost heavily
CALVERT stRlIf
The water go Calvert street extended from ,'al.
vert Station ." within 'cw htt ~ Lexington
street av',al Squares causing great damage 10
the FURNITURE ~ persons rcaliin. between ,heiNc
points IN - number "' 'he houses h.,w~u
Saratoga and Mulberry streets the water rose
nrrl, "a VI, .croui story. aud % sudden WAS
the fise that parsons we're unable ~ rrmnve their
furniture they heing romi erl To- seek refuge
for themselves in HE upper portion - their houses.
Suu1lr sfaEEr
TN North street the water rose .iill higher
lhnB reached l., u an Calvert street in snms ~.
stances entering the Second .iotics ~ the bald.
ings situated Va the lowest pOrliops IT the street
A number 81 the llonf snI grain lraief. suffered
heavy LOSES
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01

Herr ID, less Is heavy both sides VI the spare
briBg ocrupisd by parties engaged 10 bushes. ~
various sorts II the fish-mafkel space the water
rose 10 the roof 81 he market. distance at some
ten feet For thee hour ta,n was observed
upon the toof, h. having taken refuge there. and
the current bsing thu strong 10 venture out 10
him IN boat. hr was only rescued Wlru The
food hal grcnt, subsilcd
Against the Institute building At that point
immensc amounts II lumber. barrels goods ~
various sorts. Sc were piled 10 the top ~ the
doors, aud the street and pavement washed into
a deep gully
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01

Harrison street wns iirrit under water tu
tire depth Of ten or Twelve feet and being the
street neat ali ircnt 10 the fils was - cnuisr
thu last street whir the s. lirr lett In tact il
was u'N' To- Impossible - 81 into This thorough
i,tc uu account of the mui len - the retiring
waters. and the NJ, h,d nat, 'al ga every side
Nearly al The awning nnl ltmp-p"s's were car
ricd awns hy the heavy 'imhrrs which pissed
down
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10 addition 30 all the nhoge ~ have heard Of
The iuluN ing casualiii-s aud lusas
Timamus dam ~ Ro,k u,ili, md the dam. .,
Mount " rn0n factory aud the Clipper aud Wood.
berry ,"iinn MILL are all gone. The Druid mill
~ the fam.e piece w's not much injured. hui 4
large rn unl Ui cUai aud material VAS wash,d
away Wears Puul' 4 iluni. ~ W0Odherfy.
also l,", ca'ilJ. ~ The Clipper factory the
aa''i w-s a. 10 the scouh stoT,. At ~. Wash.
ingiun, g'i' mil MAS inundated above the SECOND
u"or nat .tAcrnl huIs's, wiih mnHi ho's,,,. 'ui.
tr nnd hogs Me-" sNtpi al from Ibis punt tn
fails iuiht iAe is week. aud mus rnain in
p'ssthir ~ sunic tine Ia come. the blusr.
along u = iwu niil,s aud n.L,li near NJ Ncf.
non. wriI I'LL more "r l,ts iaj.f,d, ihr water. IN
manl insihh'cs fcirling the acoud.s,oty Win.
do"s All tue quarfies along the tosd were
hlled .iil aaici. About i.i2, OUD cuLic let Os
enfl was washed out at the breast of the
dam ~ SWAIN Lake. aud portion IL
the water pipe Was drslro,ed near NJ Wash.
ingion factory The Western MARYLAND Rail.
rOad wss badly hf0krn halt a milo this side
~ ines Mills. by the washing out Of the irus.
sells FROM under bridge. Another cuIttrt near
Green Spring Was niso hroken On the Reisirfs.
iOxn pike. near Owiags' Mills, a culvsrt was
washed oui. Mrrsdiths bridge on the Dula.
Ne, pike, was not injured This 10 owing,
hOWeser ,n the iart that the land on each side az
he Gum above tho hfidgr Ia iauch lower
than the paint where the bridge Is. and before
reaching u the water spread out over the COUNTRY
on each eide 81 The bridge. thus causlng no grea,
strain upon H. The house of the toll gate keeper.
un the EAST side uf the falls, vas surrounded by
water, and be- aud his family had 70 BE- taken
from an upper window. Mr. Riders mill dam,
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Cav street, fr III fayetie street To- ID" bridge.
and Saratoga street from CAV 70 Calvert. were
both completely under water aud ii" To-. lu
those residing or dOin, business on bath. i VET,
considerable
On Cav street IN the low part south ~ the
bridge, the great amount ~ Debris having blork-
ed the water up. forced l. into the lar'. part nf
the stores and through 90 'le from, forcing win.
dows AMI good. out nio The street Nrnll, nll
the houses ani STORE. in she vicni', uf the Gt,.
street hfiirr w"r, ,''c or l"s. damaged
Thu. wArI f,srt,d the t"fs ~ ilt awning i-,sis
In fruu' ~ inv % NJ" stores. dtmaging or lies.
troyins nearly MI the contents 81 first hnnrs aud
cellafs Ailcr The water hal suhsid,.l the scene
ofdesola,ion was visited T., thousands uf lrgsnns
while the occupants ~ tn houses wee busy ia
repairing damages anil cleaning ~ 'hr muddy
hrnn.iia Er
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-08-01

The water EXTENDED from east 81 Front street
10 Cav street. on B,l'i.ofc street rni the de-
siruciiun - property has been heavy For a
time. also the water ran cut % Holiday street
into Baltimore street.
All persons doing business on both sides OF the
street suffered more or rss luss, but IN the ex.
ciicmen, last evening il Vas found impossible 80
ascertain individual losses \ large amount u
the lumber and debris that was forced down
Harrison stree, found n lolsmcn, in front 81 the
MARYLAND Institute. nnd Their u accumulIicd an
iii IL became piled up ,o the sccond-s;ory win.
dows. and extended out tn the city passenger
railway track. Among the debris thus arcumn
lated ARE portions Of houses. bridges, boxes aal
every description II wrecked lumber
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TAlL 90 Tns LAST uorss

And the hitcch Who were COngtegalcd ou the roof
were -nsui'ri ~ the ruthless element in which
u .e"rI.l Impossible for uban To live inai.d rs
II 1as Niih dniiipg iimIcrs. trees, houses. rat
tie. aud ever, variety oi d.bri' gathered IN ~
destructive cuuf-~ \ few uf ihrm susisin.l
themselves i"r 'cN minutes on some Heating
afihi, hat thr, had grasp-d. hnt all attempts
"a fescur them 49, the, passed down the str am
proved itiilv. \ swim death overlook them all
tist ~ TnE ylcrps
Mr. Dr 7. u Owings. siK children aud three
servants Dr Owing. h., two other children
who were ah-cn' from home ~ the time Of the
sal occurrence VIM Patterson. wife and child I;
John Re- -, daughter. sister in.Aw and her
daughter John DcbrOw, wife aud child Mr.
Fountain wife and daughter Nissrs Mary aud
Fanny Duvall, servant aud lady visitor Vim.
Partridge, wife and child Matthias McCauley
VIM Snyder NJ Murphy. wife, child aud moth.
rr.in-law. and Mrs. Timmons aud her two steu
daughters The Misses Jnhnson--forty three a..
together
The loss If property was universal. aud W.
can only mention the following sufferers Brnj
lrhiri's Grant,, Cotton Mill was destroyed. loss
f22b COO the machinery alone In the building
having cost Si2O OO0 Mr.. chas Gambr,ll' |.
Pa'apsco flour mills wetr also swept away. loss
$50 O0o The nunibcf ~ private Residences d..
sifpyed j. stated ip br thirty aud NJ. baltimore
county ~" ~ w" river Wa 80 completely "wiped
oli ,hti u i almost Impossible nuw Ia i,II
where The foundation. ~ the hous-s stood. =
The Howard rouniy side % the river was n 50
submerged hni The damage there u compare
lively uihing ~ the bridges connecting How.
ard sad B,'innrr coun'ics were DESTROYED -
The Btlil'noi sud ohio railroad was consider.
all, dsnisgsi From ih- III, ~ Matfiolis,illr
the hFii - wee al DESTROYED The lafge hotel
~ ~, l, willie as destroyed. aud Al WoOdbinr
ss~tytli1g w-s rHFried awar. inrlnding Shank
paper n.ill ftcrv bridge between nidgeville
aud Ei"co,i' ''iiy was destroyed The URion
iarioF' ~ y willie aud several houses ihere
~~rr opt - leaving the loss 81 Messrs. 0ary
Sor -" ~" The total loss on The Patapsco
10 csiir. sisd nveF 81 800 900 but this sinks
into " gulf compared with the destruc-
ton - hum lite NJ that point A. stated
above S'riy persons were drowned the
sadie case ~ being that of Dr DwlnFs
This P.atlem well known In this community,
he hs'i"g TO- any yeas resided ~ The corner
~ W'a'ihou' asenue and the llillen road.
ahoui 'hFse 'i-s from this town he wus hor.
rihed ~iines- 1T the loss Of his family. IIe saw
ell tbs 'iear OF bis household 10 imminent
peril, unable - render them the slightest assist.
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Trwaic. rA',ul'd tltul-h llo.lii., .ir,i 1.
tie cutn"r o. FAyciic ,n'ir,lt 'uhmrrgin- %
tn, houses I'm Monument .'f',' iitc ~ .''
squates. 'o that point Tho oAcc 81 ihr pu H.,
marshal. The police station aud all plarcs 1i hu..
mess w,rr nal, accessible hy holi, u number
which ~crc brnugh, from South baltimore on
draws The Holiday Street Theatre had ten ic,i
81 water IN tie lafq'.ciic, the basement hring
filled Al the residents on This street lost more
or less. and il will require weeks 10 remove the
water and dirt from ,lr,ls aud cellars
Tho water reese rapidly and unrxpc, ted Y
that man, i,tsuns employed in The lower stories
mAl.. nurrnM .--rAIn. with lLnIr lLn.-
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The food rushed down Frederick street With
great fury, from Gay street 10 the basin. ingn-
dating all III" cellars ani IN some c,sc- reaching
up 20 the sccoud-s,orv windows and m many
cases families We're taken from tn upper stories
Of dwellings ia boat. Every one residing on
this street suffered mote or less At the corner
OF Baltimore stree, III, force Of the water became
much broken hy H. forcing itself into the main
channel on that street hat bcfufc reaching Bal
iimore street. in many instances she pAvcmen,s
wcrr washed away AZ well ~ The earth DOWN To-
the foundations Of the bindings 81 ,hr corner
Of Frederick and Fayc';e streets the ROOT ~ a
house lodged
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TOSSsOn town institute.

lVr"hirr> AN MASrrArthLMs
.s''' a'aiog"'' a'"i post in" Aug. ! TN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 16.-The number OF
persons reported as having been pros
traIed by the heat during the past
twenty-four hours, in this city and
Brooklyn and Jersey city, exceeds 100;
Over so per cent. of these have proved
fatal.
DR.. Harris, register of vital statistics
of the Board OF health, makes the
startling announcement that $50 deathe
are known to have resulted from the
excessive heat of the past three days
within the the metropolitan district.
The boss masons had their regular
meeting yesterday. The reports IRON
different members show they continue
firm in their determination not to yield
and more of the builders are daily
joining them.
Hon, Anson Burlington arrived here
on Tuesday and remained at Westmln'
ster Hall till last night, when he went
to Massachusetts. He will charter a
steamer to convey the Chinese Embas-
them after the ratification OF treaty
at Washington.
The steamships Virginia, from Liver
pool, Celia, from London, and Smldt
from Bremen have arrived.
The great match between the Eva
Hays and Magic took place yesterday.
Alter quite spirited contest the Eva
Hays won the race, passing the home
stake boat 81 minutes and 10 seconds
in advance of her competitor.
Jumes Dwyre and Patrick Purcell
who beat Patrick Murphy to death
with stones last March, while he was
walking with his wife, were sentenced
in the Brooklyn Court of Sessions, yes
terday, 10 two years in the peniten-
tiary.
OImstead's cotton storage warehouse,
of Washington street, was burned this
morning, containing $50 bales of cotton.
Loss SEQ, 1000.
NEW YORK. July 16.-The heated
term continues. The thermometer to-
day reach $50. The cases of prostra-
ton from the heat are still fearful. Yes.
terday there were about 100 cases, and
to-day as many more, the deaths aver
aging about so per cent. The total
mortality in the city from Sunday 70
Thursday inclusive, is 747, including 81
certified by coroners. Among the deaths
from sunstroke to-day was DR.. w. 1. g.
Morton, of Boston, the discoverer OF
ether. In Brooklyn, yesterday, there
were "a cases of prostration from the
heat, including deaths.
A French steamer from Europe
brings IL thorough bred horses from
the Northwest of France, imported foI
breeding draft horses. They go to
Marion county, Ohio. Eleven more are
coming in the next French steamer six
of which go to Ohio.
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Cincinnati.
july Acknowledgement and

JULY 16.-FLouR-Unchanged and
dull.
for Nos. 2 and l. Corn-In good de-
mand with full rates for ear at CSC;
shelled 96a9Sc. Oats-Firm but quiet
at 74a75c for No. /. Rye-DulI.
CoFFON-Dun and unchanged; mid
ding uplands 31a31 3zc.
WHIsKY-$2 33a2 40 in bond.
PRoyIsIoNs-Dn1l, heavy, lower and
nominal. Mess Pork sold at S2S 25 but
was offered at S2S, at the close, without
buyers. Lard-Decllned to IKE with
no buyers at the close. Bulk Meats
Shoulders could have been bought at
Ike: sides at lie. Bacon-Oull win
hardly any demand; shoulders can De
bought at 129<a13c; clear rib and clear
sides at 163Sal7c.
BuTTER-Firm, light supply at 26a
29c.
Eaas-15r17e according to quality.
OILs-Linseed OIl-Only jobbink
demand. Lard OIl-SI 30al S5.
PoEAToE-DulI and not reliable TO
any extent.
ToBAcco-Dull and supply large:
sales $50 hhds at Gallo for Iugs and $40
% 20 for bright leaf.
The weather is still very oppressive.
Thermometer, 94o. There have been
heavy showers at various pointsfor the
last three days, but they only added TO
the sultry nature Of the heat. The bar
ometer has been falling slowly since
last night,
Chicago.
JULY l6.-FLoUR-Dull at IS 75a1O 90
for spring extras,
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull land irregular:
No. neglected and nominal; sales No.
at 81 70a1 721z, closing nominal al
81 Il; this p. m. sales No. 2 at 81 II cash.
Corn-Opened firmer and 11Sa2c higher
for No. 1; sales No. at 94a941<c; No.
at 911<a921Ec, and rejected at S5as5nc.
closing quiet with sellers OF No. al
9Scl; siEcs 'Change sales No. 1 at
g25{c cash. Oats-Dnll and 1R11 40 low
er; sales at 64a6431c, closing quiet al
&c. Rye-Inactive and nominal. Bar
Iey-Dull at 81 20 for sample lots on
track.
July 6.-FLoUR-Dull and un-
changed.
Corn-Easier and lower for white at 80
asSc. Oats-Unchanged at s0as2c. Rye
Declined to 81 lOa1 Is.
PRovISIoNs-Nomina Pork-S29.
Bacon-iSal7c for shoulders aud clear
sides.
LARD-l71Ec for choice.
July I6,-GRAIH-Wheat-S Is,
ceipts or shipments: 81 20 for No. 2 red,
Corn-Receipts 8, 600 bushels; shipments
q, 600 bushels; No. CSC, seller tbs
month, ,93c. Oats-Receipts ], 1856 bush
els, quiet and unchanged.
LAKE FREIGHTs-3ISa4c; 8 by sail on
corn to Bntfalo; SIC to OsweGo.
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nal property exempt from execution
which, on motion of Mr.. Ferguson, o!
Cabell, was laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED.
A Senate billlegalizinga a certain deco
recorded in Ohio county.
a Senate bill amending the charter
of the town of Martinsburg, Berkely
county.
A bill re-arrangIng and increasing
the judicial circuits OF the State.
st. Johns Episcopal Churches Of
Wheeling to borrow money.
a bill authorizing Jno. w. McCreery,
of Raleigh county, to practice law.
Leave of absence was granted MI
Boughner, of Monongalia.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-17

The Convention proceeded to make
nominations with this result:
For Governor, johnson N. Camden
of Parkersburg; Secretary of State, s.
v. Yantis, of Jefferson; Auditor
Daniel Meyer. of Kanawha Treasurer
Geo. j. Walker, of Jackson Attorney
Gen. William P. Wiley of Morgan
town; Judge of the Supreme Court oi
Appeals, Matthew Edmiston, of Wes.
ton.
Col. Ben. Smith refused to be cam
didate for Governor. The contest was
between Camden and Hon. w. g.
Brown, and was hotly contested.
Yantis and Meyer were nomina-
ted without contest. Colonel James
Evans, of Monongalia, refused to
be a candidate for Treasurer, and
Walker was nominated without oppo-
sition. John ]. Davis refused to be a
candidate for Attorney General, as did
also Daniel Lamb, who said he expected
to bs a candidate for the House ofDele-
gates. Hon. John w. Kennedy re-
fused to be candidate for Judge of the
Court of Aappeals.
Electors for the State at large-Frank
Hereford, of Monroe, and Colonel Ben
Wilson, of Harrison.
District EIectors-Ftrst, okey John
son. of Parkersburg; Second, Hon. Jno.
". Kennedy, of Jefferson; Third, Ed
ward B. Knight, of Kanawha.
Ben. Wilson offered a resolution de-
nounclng impeachment, and thanking
Senators for voting against it. Adopted.
Adjourned.