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BRoADwAY.-This fiae street will

BRoADwAY.-This fde street will
soon. be the most beautiful street in any town In
the State. In fact we never saw any place SO
beautiful, unless II was the town of Xenia.
We pass Broadway from four to six times every
day. The first thing that attracts notice In the
way of business, after we pass Millers's Drug
Store, is the tin shop and sale room of @. Gra-
ham, on the corner Of Broadway and Pearl, op-
poste Miller's. A large amount of business is
done at Graham's. Everything in the line of
tinware, hollow ware, stoves, castings, pows
&c., Is sold there as cheap as can be bought,
even at Atens. Milton Reasoner is always there,
TO walt on customers.
Then after we pass the Postofice and Mrs
DuIladway's fine millinery establishment, we
come to the cheap store of Trip q Sheridan. 1t
isastouishiug is what great popularity this estab-
lishlnent has recently acquired. Mr.. Sheridan Is
always in the store, and by his gentlemanly de-
pertinent and fair dealing, is acquiring host Of
friends, and is doing good business.
just across from the store ofTripp q Sheridan
are the Three Red Posts g. There you will
find saylor, genial, good humored and happy.
He will sell you clock or q watch, or repair oil
ones. He win sell or repair allkinds of jswelry.
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d, PERHArs THE LAST VIsII DR. HAN-
TER's next. and perhaps last visit to jackson,
this summer, will be on Monday and Tuesdly,
August 3D. and 4th
Hamden, SATURDAY, aud Sunday, August Isl
and 3D.
Portland, Wednesday and Thursday, August
9th and 9th,
Gases recently cured by Dr. HARrER JAMES
BATsoN blind, from cataract. Cynthia RYDER,
born blind, with cataructs on both eyes. Mrs
r. ENeLEmART, 73 years old, blind with cata.
racts. A. p MnLkR, blind with cataract, Mrs
/ ca NowH, bInd years from sore eyes. P. W.
BptL, deaf from discharge in the ears. w L,
DAY, deaf with roaring In the head. MINNIE
CREss, .Club-foot: JENNIE FINE, Hare lip. Miss
CALLAHAN, Cross eyes.
The above cases are lioing witnesses of Dr. HAIR
TERs ska-pOsihoe and indispatGbIe eride"ce o
his great success in making cures.
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The laws enacted by the Legislature
last winter have been received by the county
Auditor In addition to the few laws passed
this volume contains the resolutions in the form
Of laws, expressing the opinion that persons wit
African blood, stuLents and crippled soldiers,
ought not to vote.
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TmALoF Mowers. On last Saturday
the trial Of moving machines took place in the
meadow Of Andrew Long, near jamestown. The
pr oprietors of the several machines chose the
following persons to act as a committee The
Champion chose Joseph II. Wilson and William
Vaughn. The Ohio, Green Thompson and VIM.
L. Lewis. The Buckeye, A. j. Dever and D.
Mackley. The committe chose D Mackley Sec
retary. For seventh man, John Milliken and
Isaac Brown were nominated. A vote was taken,
when Mllliken received the votes of Wilson,
Vaughn, Lewis and Thompson. Brown received
the votes Of Dever and Mackley.
After the machneshad been tried the committee
retired to the Isham House for consultation, and
took several votes, with the following results :
In favor of the Ohio being the best machine for
all purposes Thompson, Lewis and Milliken.
In favor of the Champion being the best ma chine
for all purposes, Wilson and Vaughn. In favor
of the Buckeye being the best machine for all
purposes, Dever and Mackley. That the Cham
pion is a better machine than the Ohio, Vaughn,
Wilson, Dever and Mackley. That the Ohio is a
better machine than the Buckeye Thompson,
Lewis, Mllliken Vaughn and Wilson.
As to the draft, Or power required to operate
each machine, the committee failed to agree.
D. MAoKLEr Secy. Of Com.
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PoRrLAND.-It will be seen by an
advertisement in our paper, that there will be a
great sale of lots in Portland on the 18th of Au-
gust. What Is said in the advertisement is true.
Portland is bound to be great place. We were
there on last Monday. and noticed that business
was brisk, as 1t always is at that place. There
were about Atty buckets Of blackberries, and
near 400 lbs. of butter shipped from Portland on
Monday.
We noticed various improvements going on,
and among the rest fine brick church going up,
built by the Welsh Presbyterians.
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TIE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last:
NAHRIAGg LIcENsEs.
Wm.A. Nichols and Maria A. Perkins.
John Mitchell and Martha A. Boiler.
John Rutherford and Sarah Denny.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alexander B. Erwin appointed guardian Oi
Robert Erwin, minor Bond 5000.
Eight accountsihIed.
The following births have been rep orted by
DR.. j. B. johnson:
john and Catharine stropes daughter.
David and Martha Price son.
Joseph and Susan Patton a daughter.
Columbus and Margaret Weed, Il daughter.
Simeon aud Lydia Cochran, daughter
Henry and sarelda Busler, a son.
Henderson and - Harmon, a daughter.
Hiram and Wilmina Reigel, a daughter.
Cicero aud Mary A. Cherington, q daughter.
Elias and Catharlne Busler, daughter.
Harvey and Catharine Canter, daughter.
Madison and Jennie Dawson, q son.
Evan and Dorcas Crabtree. son.
jackson and Sarah A. jenkins, son.
Jefferson and Susan Anderson, daughter.
Charles and Susan. Gray, a daughter.
Henry and Harriet Brunton, daughter
John and Martha Brown, a daughter.
Henry and Margaret Burnsides, son.
Henry and Mary stropes, daughter.
Richard and Hannah Masters, o SON.
Samuel and Elizabeth Brunton, a daughter.
Daniel and Nancy Harrel, daughter.
And the following by Betsey Brandom
Paschal and Lucretia Wingo, a daughter.
And the following by DR.. A. B. Monahan
Vim. and Kate Tope, son.
Henry and Dlusilla Reed, daughter.
John and Ellen FalTar, u son.
and Eliza J. Nee ihany, a daughter
Charles and Elvira Rhodes, daughter.
| John aud - Morgan. SON.
Lcander aud - Cole II daughter.
--- and Elizabeth Brown u son.
Wesley aud Sarah NJ. Williams, a son.
John II. aud Charlotte Mackley, son.
John and - Mayo, u son.
Fred and Anu E. Conrad, a son.
Henry and Mary Carick, daughter.
JohH q - Stephenson, q son.
VIM. and Emily Brunton, son.
And the following deaths, by same:
Thomas R. Mathews, Phthisis.
Mrs VIM. NJ. Brown, Tumor. ..
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RuMsEY RoADs & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions of
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive Winter
Stock. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods and YOU will always find their
stock the largest and prices the lowest. One OF
their firm remains East to give his entire time in
watching the Markets and in buying dpr them,
solely, and hence their stock Is always fresh and
always first supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the prnei-
pie of the smallest profits, and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. Nov II, '67 1yl
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WORDS THAT BREATHE.--Scent your
handkerchief with PHALoN's new perfume,
FLOR DE MAYO" fair ladies, and your writ
ten words will breathe even rarer fragrance
than II they had been uttered by your own rosy
lips. Sold by all druggists
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VIZ have it from the most reliable
sources that Palmer's Lotion is unequivocolly
the best article known, for curing every kind OF
eruptions of the skin Persons of all ages will
find that it will almost Immediately relieve them
of every kind of cutaneous disease that is annoy
Ing or unsightly-NationaI goiuoteer, ShslJyp'fte
LRdinnn
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ANOTHER BANK. We learn that
there is talk of establishing another bank in this
place. 1t is thought that there is business
enough in this county to make it profitable to
have two banks in The place. Some years ago,
when there was not so much business as there is
at the present time, we had two banks, and they
sDade money but went into outside speculations
and failed
We wish to encourage any enterprise that viii
bring capital and business into our place.
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WE have received a communication
concerning the Democratic fzzle on Saturday
night, but we decline to publish it for three rea-
6ons want of room, It is too personal and then
the game is not worth the ammunition. We do
not intend to publish articles only calculated to
get up bad feeling. We are willing to publish
facts, and if-tkey offend, we cannot helpit.
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T. J. PuRsElL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention of Jackson
county merchants to their largeand well selected
stock, which they are offering at greatly ymre-
duced prices. feb CT
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ONE day last week we took look at
the stairs in the New Court House, and found
them q little the incest job of the kind we ever
say. The various windings of the railings was
particularly well done.
These stairs were put-up by Mr., SAMUEL CALD-
WELL, who .certainly understands the business
thoroughly. Anyone desiring fine and sub
stantfal job inthe way of stairs, would do well
TO employ him.
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REMovAL--N. Lowenstein requests
us to say that he has removed his meat shop from
the Market House to the room on Broadway st
next below Martins Corner. He will always
keep on hand fresh meat of the best quality, and
will buy fur skins, hides, &C., as formerly.
Give him call. mar.2G--tf
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WHsKY,-lt is not necessary to have
whisky in hot weather. but you must have vine
gar and quinine and a hundred other things
found in Drug Store. You must have glass,
aud paints, and oils, and dye stuffs &c. Now
when you want these 90 to the Drug Store OF
Enos Reed & Clo., Second Street, Portsmouth,
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The attention of our readers is directed TO the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper
This truly Valuable Medicine Is recommended
by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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RATIFICATION MEETTNG-We have
been informed that our Democratic friends held
great ratification meeting in front OF the Ishnm
House on last Saturday night We did not at
tend. but have been Informed that It was tre-
mendous affair, 1t is said there were five Demo-
Gratis and tweuty-three Republicans in attend
anee Hon. /. T. Monahan late candidate for
Congress, made a speech.
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BABITUAL CosTIvENEss OR CoNsTIPA-
TION

From this afiiction arises many OF tho ailings
Of mankind In our everyday walks of life we
hear people complain of Nervous and SicEhsa5-
ache, Biiiousness Inactivity Of the LiUsr, Piles,
Listlessness Debility, Loss Of appetite, ChOlio Pins,
Want Of Sleep at night and Dro~siAess through The
day. Generally the cause of all this train of diff
ficulties can be traced to CostiUensss or Conspd-
6on of the Bowels and remedy for this com
plant is what Is required; but among the multi
plicity of cSthartic remedies how shall they
choose We oil know that most cathartics, after
thorough action on the bowels, leave them In
perhaps worse constipated state than before
the remedy was taken. This, however, IS not
the case with RobGck's Blood Pills. They act
mildly, yet most effectively, on the 6ver, causing
that organ to throw off the accumulated morbid
matter, leaving the stomach and bowels in
perfectly healthy and natural state and not con-
stipate6.
Those afflicted in this way would do well,
after the treatment above indicated, to have
RobaeL's Stomach Biftsrs where they could take
dose after each meal; they would aid diges
ton and strengthen the stomach Sold by Dr.
o. G. MILLER Jackson, Ohio.
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HoOfland's German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

q combination Of an Hs f1gTediets Of hs BaierL
tCth PURE Santa CruE Rum, Orange, etc. Is used
for e same dseases the BtteTs in cases iGhsrs sOs
pure alcoholic stimulus Is required fott vii bear in
mind that hess remsdiss entirely different from
any osers qdpetiDd for s Of Hs disedScs naHed,
fss being SCIENTIFIC preparations Of medicinal ertT0eS,
tUhis le OtheTg are myre decoctoRs Of In
form The TONIC fs dlFfdedly one Of he mod ptsa-
sant and agreeable remedies erer offered % NE Pt3tc
It's taste Is ezquise II Is peaas to take e. white lie
hfegiviRg ezhildrdtiHg and medicinal qdlitieG hGps
caused Il 70 Be kH0wH ds The greatest Of az tonieG s
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
" be presented to the Commissioners of Jack
son county. at their regular session, on the first
Monday in September next, for an alteration In
the State Road leading from jackson TO Hamoen,
com mencing at tbe bridge across ''Paine's Run.
near the house of II. s. Bundy, in Milton town
shin. thence on the west side of said Bundy's
stable to a point interseeting the present road
north of said Bundy's house; thence In an east
erly direction across the lands of said Bundy and
Mrs. Mary Shearer, until 1t intersects the State
road leading from Berlin TO Harnden, north OF
Mrs. Shearer's house.
July 9,'6s-6w A PETITIONER
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J. F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers 70 the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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SEE new advertisements. We have
no time to give a list of them. Read them, but
do not believe all they contain We do not in
dorse all of them.
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LAND FOR SALE. Four hundred acres
of land in section 16, in jackson township, for
sale On reasonable terms. Title good. For fur
ther particulars inquire at the STANDARD Office.
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The STANDARD is now the only paper
printed in jackson county. 1t will be sent to
subscribers until after the Presidential election
for so cents.
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WE were told a-few days ago that
A. W. Buskirk could not sci barrel of sugar or
sack 0 coffee, to retail dealer in the town Of
Jdckson, and the reason assigned was, because
he would put up family groceries in small guam
titles for farmers and others, and sell them at
wholesale prices. Now we hope the consumer
will take a note of this, and if he can save the
percentage of the retail dealer, why not do soa
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LOCAL MATTERS.

rAADvERTlsEMENrs for insertion in the
srANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening. unntf.. 1TEE
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Lassitnde.

A feeling Of lussitude is generally experienced
throughout The summer sosticc. Weakly con-
stiuted persons or those Of sedentary habits in
varbly complain ofthis annoyance The scoreh-
ng heat of midsummer relaXes the system and
reduces the vital energies. If the patient Is of a
nervous temperament this debility units him
for even the ordinary routine of everyday life
When this state of exhanstation comes on HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs will prove a
safe and neverfalllng means of strengthening and
restoring the physical organization. This health
giving tonic puriHes and infuses renewed vitality
into the blood tones the stomach and digestive
organs, and acts like charm on the nervous
system. 1t efIectuay removes all tendency to
langour or depression ofspirits. To the weaker
sex it is invaluable, as it SOothes and braces up,
while its powerful effects Hre of the most behe-
fcial character. The lnfrnities of age are ale
Waited by its use. 1t revlves the strength, In
creases the appetite and gives vigor and elias
ticity to the constitution.
When mothers are nursing HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS should especially be taken
in regular doses, rs in this country, most always
the nourishment is inadequate to the wants of
the child. In such cases this lnestimable tonic is
wonderfully efHcaeous Its strengthening vlr-
tues are at once apparent. 1t Is free from all
properties calculated to impair the system, and
its operations are at once mild and soothing.
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In looking over the marriage records
for the year 1882, we find the following:
II Do hereby Serty1 that on the 18th day Of
July 1882 / Solimined the Marrige Serrimoney
with Moses Ray and Cesely Jordan by me
John WALKER j, P.
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JAN SrAr1srIos,-The following are
the statistics of the jackson county JAIL as re.
ported by the Sheriff to the secre tary Of State,
for the year ending July 1, 1865 as4.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nothing Like it in Medicine.

The great secret of the success of that wonder
full Household Remedy-Misher's Herb Bitters,
Is the unquestloned fact that Il purfes the blood
and equallzes its circulation throughout the
whole body It is impossible to have sound,
healthy body, without pure blood. The slightest
disease no matter how trivial, where is located,
or what its character is the direct result of some
existing impurities In the blood and If these
impurities be not expelled promptly, disease in
some form, must be exhibited In all diseases of
the stomach, kidneys, liver, bowels. lungs and
heart, the blood Is necessarily impure, and the
more virulent the disease the greater the impuri-
ties. 1t is by only expelling these foul humors,
by neutralizing the intense, burning, heating
properties in fever cases, by restoring strength,
purity and tone to this vital element of human
life, that health can be restored and preserved.
Mishler's Herb Btters possesses all the required
pirtues to effect his. Sold by all druggists and
dealers. DR.. s. B. Hartman g. Co., Proprietors,
Lancaster Pa-July g. 68-1m.
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VALUABLE PRoPERTY FOR SALE OR
RENT-we are authorized to cell orient The fine
business house lately occupied by E. Clark s. Co.
1t is one of the finest business rooms in town.
1t is situated just below the Commercial Block,
on Main Street, on the lot where Mr., Dungnn's
law Office was formerly located.
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Furnished Weclig bgOIAs. RHonEs, EsQs Record.
ty erQf Jackson County.

Mary Sylvester to Margaret T. Payne-part OF
Lot JIG IN the town Of jackson. .........s5
James W. Miller and wife to Jacob Waugh-Lots
7, and in the town Of Middleton. $l76
Samuel McGhee and wife to David o. sowles-
LOt27 in jamestown Addition TO Jackson. 500
Patrick Moran to Henry Robson-Lot in the
subdivision Of Out Lot 80 in the town of jack
son $3.50
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From the above it would appear that Jackson
county pays pretty heavily for the Democratic
votes she gets from Virginia.
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DEBILITY.

There is no medicine equal 70 HocRdndS Gtrnsas
Thst, iTpart a tsW n Hand rigGr 70 he rkole
sysieE strengthen 81 the appetite, eauts
an enjoyment ef Hsw@ food enObIe he ke-
mach % digest IL purify tie blood girs q good so'l,d
hsa1hy oomplezoR eradicate tic ytiioO t1ge from Gas
eye impqr boOm to me cheeks and change the FotieA
from ybortbreattsd, emdefdtsd tceok, and HeTross
inrdiid to Iulkf faced, stout and rigorous PersoI
Weak. and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BltteEs or
Tonic. In fact. they are Family Wedt"
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or man
OfnlneIy. adj -eseT
TIsas Replsdies are the beSI -
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coNyALEscENTs

Should use Robaek's Stomach Bitters 10 strength
en- the prostraiIDn which always follows aeut'
diseases; II will be found far superior as stun
Mating tonic TO any of the wine aud bark pre-
psratlons Of the present day.
sold ny
DR.. o. e. MILLER, Jackson. Ohio.
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SMrrn's BUSINESS COLLEGE, Ports
mouth, Ohio, prepares young men for practical
business life by teaching them Pennanship,
Business Arithmetic and Practical Bookkeeping
In all its various FORMS Young men that under
stand Arithmetic thoroughly can finish full
practical course in six or eight weeks Boarding
obtained in the best of Hotels and private fami-
lies on the most reasonable terms. Address,
Ap14-3m. E. w. SMITH, Principal.
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MEDICAL Nor1cE.-Dr. Cone may be
consulted as follows:
In HAMpEN, at the Jackson House, on Thurs
days and Fridays, May q and 22 june 26 and
26; July so and 81 Sept. and A.; Oct, and
8 Nov, IL and 10; Dec. II and 1S
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on SATURDAYS
and SUNDAYS, MAY % and "a; June 27 and %
August and 2; Sept. and 6; Oct,sl0 and II ;
Nov. IA and ID; Dec. 10 and 20.
DR.. Cone cures Lnryngitis Bronchitis Asthma,
serofula, Enlarged Tonsils, Diseases of the Heart,
Liver Kidneys, Skin, Nerves, oil Diseases
Peculiar to Females, and all varieties OF
chronic and constitutional affections. All persons
in delicate health will find 1t to their interest to
consult him, as he charges nothing for an exam
nation Cash for medicines.
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CoNJUGAL LOVE,
New Advertisements
NEURALGIA

Can be ehectually cured BY taking DR.. Robacks
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. and bathing the
affected parts with Tincture of Aconite or Chic
roform.
SOLD BY
DR.. o. G. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
June 8, '68--2m
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of Jackson couaty, for the year ending July !,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-23
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

In accordance with the rules gov
erning the democratic party Of this
county, the Return Judges from the
several boroughs and townships Of
Clearfeld county assembled at the
Court House, in .CIearfeld, ,on Tuesday,
the 14th instant, for the purpose OF
opening and counting the votes cast
for the several candidates on Saturday
previous.
The Convention was called to order
by the Chairman Of tho County Com
mittee, at 2 o'clock; and upon calling
the names Of the election districts, il
was asceriained that a quorum Of
Return Judges were present.
On motiono Of Mr.. Merrsii, Of Morris,
James II. Hile, OF Lumber City; and
Samuel Kuntz. of Brady, were elected
tcllers.
A number Of the return Judges still
being absent, the Convention pro-
ceeded 10 tbs selection Of County
Committee for 1869. On motion Of
Mr. Washburn, J. Blake Walters was
elected Chairman Of the COMMITTEES I;
and on motion Of Judge Clyde, Wm.
" Wright was elected Secretary
The following named gentlemen were
then selected ms members Of the Com.
mittee for the several districts. viz: