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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-29

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS BY THE BnLHoLDERs
OF TIE PLANTERS l. MECHANICS PANK.-A mo-
ton to set aside az crJer of the Court of qu y er-
joining the bholders OF the Planters Mechanics
Bank from proceeding at law against the bank,
was heard yesterday morning before Judge Car
Den ter in Chambers. Nessrs. Buist & BUST, and
Wha,ey, Mitchell 5. Clancy appeared for the BILL
holders, Messrs. Simonton B rker for the Leposi-
tors, and Me.srs. McCrady Son for the bank. MIR.
Sim onton read the order granted by the Court of
EQUITY, and the case was opened by MIR. Mitchell
for the billholde1s, followed by Mr.. Henry Buist.
Mr. simonton replied On behalf of the depositors
until the hour Of adjourn mept. The case will be
resumed at eleven a. NJ. this morning The bill
holders claim that they not to be restrained from
their just rights by an order favorable to one class
of creditors, and have brought suit to dissolve the
Injunction. The depositors and the bank claim
tn at the order does not prevent the bihoders from
be coming parties in judgment, but was granted to
enable the bank 10 realize oil its assets AMI effect an
equitable division among the creditors.
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fanfp GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
1UcH AS sACg COATS, OFFICERS COATS,
= Capes, &c Air Pillows of different sizes, Nur-
sery White Sbeeting. 34 and 4, wide. India Rubber
Teething Rings. Rattles, &c, India Rubber Foot
Mats, Wai crs, &c.
Won SAETEE'S BAZAAR,
No. 900 King street. near Market
Janpory
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The UNITED STATES CoUnT. JANUARY 28-
Hos. GEORGE 8. BRYAN PnEs1DISa.-rhe court
opened at ii O'Clock.
In Sankr1, tcg-EI parte Thos b. Chapel. John
B. Br ookhart, VIM. summer, j. T. Pool, B. r. scott
fictitious for final discharg'. Referred to G. Jae-
ger. Final holring 25th February.
Ex parte Jas A. Crowell, in re J. p. knard. Pc
ttion to sot aside sao OF real estate Ordered that
John Kinard md Henry Koon have leave till the
18th of February to answer, and the matter be ro'
foired to c. @. Jaeger, Registrar.
Ex parte James n. Caldwell VS.. d. Win, 'n re
J. B. P. Bconc. Petition in equity, in bankru .tcy
side of Court to forecloso mortgage. Report ofJ c.
Carpenter confirmed and order of 8 ilc granted.
Ex parte James Finley. Petition for hual dis
charge. Granted.
Ex parts NJ. Charin, partner, in re Summer l.
Chaplin. Petition Of voluntary bankruptcy. Order
ed that proceedings far as Helry >umnar is con-
Ger ned Ue dismissed, and reecroJ 10 Rcsistrar for
alteration and report.
E1 parte J. u. Mitchell, Gabriel Davi-. 81. l. JEFF
fers, T. A. J,ffsrs. Petitions 10 fpal discharge.
Final hearing 25th reb uary, and reference TO j.
Carpenter, Registrar.
E1 parte ]. NJ Warwick, A. NJ. Kee ]. G. Hicklin,
VIM G. Owen, Jr., J. NJ. adams a. d. Smith, Hut
son Lee, N. Alexander, OF Levy Aexlader Pcti-
tons for fual discharge. Granted.
Ell parte G. @. Jaeger. Resistr'r lhic'i Congress
-.ional District South CsroliI iu bankrupt cnss
pendisg before the late Henry Summer. Tho jadse
read the following order in bankruptcy on #rdncs-
day Last. The attention Of the Bar Is Call toiI:
whereas. divers Gases in bankruptcy were peud-
ing before Henry Summer, Esq, deceased, lac one
of the Registrars in Bankruptcy OF this court at he
time of his death. It Is therefore ori"red. that all
case. pending IS aforesaid. viii h have not slace
been reerred to another registrar DO refcred TO c.
G. Jaeger, Registrar. and successor ofsiid Henry
Summer, and that he proceed to execute the orders
heretofore made in said cases which rem In un'
executed, except in which tho execution has become
imprachcable by expiration Of time OF Tor o. he'
causes and in which 1t Is necessary to apply to tnc
court for au aru ,ndnont m I'd fcaiion the efor Oh
for special directions as TO :ho same.
1. is further ordered that the personal rop'csenta
lives of the said Henry Summer do turn over a thf
OIL :al pap,rs books, &C., OF the deccascd 70 his
successor, the sad q. @. Jaeger.
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ssr CONSlGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that che
is THIS DAY discharsine cargo at Pier No. 1, Union
wbaryes All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consi 5nees' lisk.
MOkDECAI l. CO.,
J,nuarv 90 Agents,
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Also,
PRoPR TARY STAMp
kept on hand and for sale by
HCGER RAVENEL.
Brokers and Insurance Agents.
No GO East Bay, corner Exchangc-strect.
December II ftu2mos
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CLUBS AND srARs.-The following cases were

disposed Of at the Mayors court yesterday morning:
John Jenkins. colored, lodged for stealing watch
and chain from Daniel Mrck colored in Line-street.
Turned over to a magistrate.
Henry Spneison, white. lodged for being under
the influence Of liquor, corner Of Market and Meet
ing streets Discharged.
]. Wood ard Frederick Peterson, white, applied
for lodgings the night previous Discharged.
John Smith, white, lodged for being under the in
iuence ofliquor and interfering with persons on the
street. Deposited s25 and did not appear.
Charles Oliver, colored, applied for lodgings.
Granted and discharged.
Boston Brown, colored, lodged for Stealing cotton
on Adger's wharf, will be teard in his defence this
morning
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Spefial autifes.

@ NoTIoE.-DURINa MY ABSENCE
from the State, Mr. J.:ALFRED CAY will act rs my
Attorney. HENRY DAILY,
January 80 No. 20 Hnyne-street
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INTERNAL REvEN UE s AM T {
all Denominations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-27
gtrolls Ab0uf Boston.

More about the Fdir-Sabbath School Insti-
tute-The Big Gale-Gossip. ID. ......r
. .. September %, 1860.
The weather continues unamiable. The
fair is crowded, Notwithstanding. The scrip
trlral maxim about wearing the yoke in ones
youth was forcibly brought to mind to-day
while looking at a double-yoke sacque shirt
which Pond &c Harrington have in Faneuil
Hail. an arrangement by which deal of chat
ing and frettihg is saved to wife or daughter.
The matter is illustrated by two plaits which
allow the utmost freedom of body and pre-
vent alike shrinkage or fracture. What a
saving this would have been to Choate, who'
in this hall and chamber used to tear MS
shirts to pieces in the efiervescence o' MS en'
phatic eloauence. Close by IS easo -
Brooks Congress Ink, the eSceiienooo y -
needs no commentator oil ours "i'~
mems of pumphreys Cue Alley ana orequet
,,a,,,o, e,r tho narlor. Further along are Col
p. of,ioorators. in which ice creams are
- opd water frozen as readily as in arctic
-a.Iros and bv way of contrast we see IRON
ing without fire, and lighting gas without
match or candle, electric machines, By which
even the atmosphere of fame rings a bell and
tells owner at the register just where the fire
is. In the Rotunda near where Prang keeps
his superb gallery, is queer mechanical pie
ture from Germany, where trains Of cars are
in motion, balloons ascending, water-wheels
whirling and other marvels of handiwork are
combined. 1t draws a crowd. II. S. Miner
of Boston shows a car coupling, adopted alike
to various attitudes in cars and curves il
roads and which prevents the possibility of ac
cident. The Kennehec road propose intro
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Mrs. Paul, 400 Chestnut street, Philadeiphia...
Bloody Urine sense Of heat and pain at ne po.-
tom OF the abdomen or bowels, and sometisnee az
tended with much difficulty inmaking watesi any,. ~
acute pain and feeling OF weights in the small q
ba k. Cured by one treatment May be Yieffeu Yf
Rev. A. II. Trumbe. 115 Ninth street, P9ilade-
phia-Weakness Of the spinal column. perecly MS ms
abling him. Five days after a treatment py -, ~
MIS- MIS-. Francs Francs 81 is Leeds avenue " nue. PRadeiph R
stltulion completely broke down. Had not E'hed
for sixteen years; the third day wake tnu
j. W. Lander, 15o Vine street, Phila S;Af-
ieted for thirty years with h Dyspeps y, VIII
cheerfully reply to any inquiries. ai1H9.. u ID.
Michael McCluskey, Harrisburg. Pennsv lyanian
Rheumatism, lameness &c, Had not walked = step
away on his shoulders after one treatment
George Bacon, Scranton. Pennsylvania Ser ofuis. ~
Eight yesrs standing; Palate entirely eaten om, on,
treatments and the use of one bottle OF Blood fu
ritter, is well. have a letter from this patient
George @ Whitcomb, com = 1871 Franklin street, Phadel
phia. Catarrh; constant Ringing of the Ears; Pro-
fuse Acrid Discharee from the Nose; Breath very
cult to Breathe through the Nose, accompanied by
ments. t'..'ie- -i'-i-'H -"
Maurice Cottman, 1I2 Fifteenth street. Philadsl-
phia. DEAFNESS from Paralysis Of the AUDITORY
Nerve; Great Nervous ProstratiOn; unable to have
comfortable sleep fOr months Cured by two treat
John H. Young, 50 Holland street Baltimore,
Maryland. Epileptic Fits-fve fits week tor i've
years. Perfectly cured by DR.. Dodge. Have let
ter from this patient which can be seen at my rooms
BERNARD Hall, 90 Vine street, PHILADELPHIA, Asth-
ma, ten years. Cured in ten days. Perfectly well.
By DR.. Dodge. Can he referred to.
George w; McNiven, 16 Walnut street, Philadel-
phia Cured of Piles of seven years standing, by
two treatments. May be referred to.
A. l.. MeGraw, 751 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA
Dyspeptic for many years. Cured by three treat
monts. Will answer any inquiries. - "
ES Letters of enquiry are frequent. : j cannot
tell as to the probability of until see the
patient Letters of enquiry must contain stamp.
P. ST. will say, for the benefit OF those who in
tend to call on during my stay in the city, not
delay till the last moment. My rooms are then SO
thronged that it is almost impossible to treat all who
come. t'as.t ~. 'ittt no. - is31tf tt f't Il
; Patients will paw in proportion to property. -
y No charge will be made for second treatment,
when it Is found necessary. Consultation Free.
For recent cases in the city daily paper also,
call at Hall WI en- Heal the sick publicly and fee
of charge.
Admiltance to the Hall Free. d sep1seod&w3wt
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- "a TT----.-- = = : = :
Lancaster Hall Restaurant
READ 4 MCKAY
PROPRIET OR s.

TTAVING leased this we'll known EatIns House
ii we are prepared to sustain its s hgn reputation %
ior an tne good e ngopret rs being practical as well
as oI OCCASIONAL cooks are enabled to supply Balls
Parties and camilies at short notice, and on suct
terms as cannot fail to satisfy all who favor then
with their patronage.
Meals AZ all hours ofihe Day and Evening
sep7dtf
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EDUCATIONAL.
NO FO RT e
.H MISS AGNES NJ. LORD

VIII resume instruction on the Piano-forte at once.
TERMS:
IN classes of from to each pupil So. "a lessons
Private Pupils SIS.
~ FOR further particulars address personally or
% j .sEs1T E Miss A. M. LORD, '.r
sept IA, 1869. 437 Congress street
D. Spn11-1m
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Maine Savings Bank
81 No. 100 Middle Street. %

DEPOSITS made in this Bank on or before Oc
~ tober 4, will draw interest from the frst day Of
that month ui asi9kllG NH + - 81 '''Sl ''S y
Dvidends ior several years past, have been at the
rate of seven per cent per annum ~
Deposits at this date 81 $50 900. i.r ar.s f' ~
Sept IA, 1863. d&wtd
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FEARS OF THE BRAVE. 1t is a curious tact
that men who have been prodigal 9l tnelr
lives in battle and have passed thr0gSh nenf laadyy %any
chair breadth escapes tn %nehc drned of reaay daatS
breach" should have so great dread OF death
When Ules + comes from the hand of an assassin.
y, Men e said II that Cromwell was never seen to
smile after he had,eaa killing hiu no Murder"
"a ~ Neil Campbell, in his journal lately pub
Ished, gives us a graphic account of the fear
which Napoleon felt tor his life during the
Journey from Fontainebeau to Elba. On
leaving Orange, where he had been received
with derision and abuse, he left his carriage,
and, enyeloping himself in Russian cloak,
and wearing the white cockade on a common
round hat, he rode on in advance of his es-
cort, accompanied by only a single courier,
and during the resi- o' 'bos Jn9 ,r;th tbo n.
misaiopers who accompanied him. So chary,
then OF life, was the hero of Lodi. lCasselfs
Magazine. ~ ll-- .' I..-
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"A Washing ION special states that Ross
Browne, late Minis Ter to China. telegraphed
few days since that he would VISIT Wasnins'oA
and make some explanatio he wa. pon ~
ly informed that he could vis.' "a'. .,'a .an,o
he pleased, but not officially. roc.
time he was advised that he was no IL
ognized as an ofici Il of the Government
--On Thursday youthful clerk walking IN
one of the most respectable and even fashion
o,,,a s.roo,s Of New York was attacked and
| knocked down by tour ''butcher-c'i' sonoo %
aud robbed of satehel eon'a'"'nS @'OOO ~
creenbacks. The bystanders 0aus". o"o =.
| the robbers before he eould ge' ln'o 'ne e"''
sIt 'a;th his comrades. and he is in custody.
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The Abbott Family School,
rts,lr IT,. 4t Little Blue, .s

f4AAlkMNI[NGTON, AZ .t.,a7.. MAINE, 1
WILL reopen the sth Of October under the most
~ favorable auspices. Mr.. ABBOTT, who has
oeen entirely disconnected with the school for the
past four years. will now be int mately connected
with all its vital interests, and the new PRINCIPAL
VIII VIII DO guided by Mr. Abbott's judgment, gained by
Proprietor of this School, -'-' '''t
Send for a Circular or address the Principal,
sep20d&w2w ~ =. = ALDEN j. BLETHEN.
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j. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street.
J.W, 81 II. H. MCDUFFEE, cor Middle & Union sis.
W.WlNGATE, Nos III and 119 Middle street. {
EDWARD 9. SWETT. Il Middle street, Fox Block.
+. F. HILL, NO. 81, Federal street,
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The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
+. ' Portland Publishing Co.,
81 At 100 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
TEle Maine state Press

Is puOHsHeu tVtTY THURSDAY MORNING AT
$3.50 a year; if paid in advance, at $500 a
year 1's lt- 1A-t' IT,
- .-u .'..J8 .ts.
EATEs OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch of space
ID at iengtn OF column, constitutes square"
Si.oo per square daily first week. 75 cents
eontlnulng every other day after first week. 80
half square, three insertions or less 70 cents;
one week, $1.00; so cents per week after
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional "
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,' 500 per
square per week; three insertions or less $l5O
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE Press" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for Sl.oO per square
for first insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion
Address all communications to
-f PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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II therefore we have normal eye able to see dis
tnctly from four inches AZ its point p to in
finite distance (',' its far point r, we have ,..
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Teachers Institute, 1869.


THE Teachers msttHte for Cumberland County.
l. will be held at GORHAM, Oct 4, commencing at
III O'Clock M, and continuing five days, under the
supervision OF y- Tfasft5E
PROF. ID. ii. CRUTTENDEN, OF New YORK
Assisted by N 7. TRUE, Bethel, and the County
Supervisor, j. B. Webb A M. tl3t .I'lt
Prof Mason teacher of Vocal Music in the Boston
Public Schools has been engaged to give instruction
Lectures may DO expected from the State Superin-
tendent, and other educators. ~ -
Regular Institute Exercises forenoon and after
noon, and public lectures in the evening TT
Free board will be provided tor Lady Teachers
regularly attendant at the session and reduced rates
Tor gentlemen. Application for further information
may be made to the County Supervisor. t+ ID
70 Free Return Tickets will be furnished all
teachers regularly attending. sep13d&w3w
Miss Latham's Pupils
Will resume their lessons in Drawing and Painting
on TUESDAY, Sept 2s. Room over Whittier's
Apothecary Store. sep15d2w
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F0a,aily School For Boys
" l'.l1"lNO. 2 Spruce Street, ai
.rUIiAil Iglu5-L-i.Lfi -. 81. ... t.. -.f

REV. DANIEL II. SMITH,, A. W., Prim.
Terms $4O0 per year. No extras. A limited num-
or by the term at proportoned rates.
r. Heieres by permission to the Faculty OF Bowdoin
Colieee; Hon. William l.. Putnam; Hon. Samuel Il.
spring; Hon. VIM. w Thomas; Philip II. Brown,
ESQ; Francis X. Swan, Esq; Geo. E. B. jackson Esq
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ASaELL FEMALE SEMINARY, lat
AAuburndale, Mass, 10 miles from Boston, on Bos-
ton d Albany R.R. For II years leading New Eng
land Seminary, Not exceled in thorough English
or critical classical training, in highest accom-
plishments in Modern Languages, Painting and
MUSIC. Location, for health, beauty, and refining
influences, unsurpassed: Next year begins Sept 80.
au17-2m Address CHAS. W. CUSHING.
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Z r Il E NC IT. a

MISS EMILY j. GRAY will resume her classes
~ in French, at her residence, Rear OF No. 5,
Elm street., . ." "
Refers by permission to Prof. Henli Ducom.,
september 18th. sep14-1w<
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Should the eye be myopic, having its far point at
eight inches (S and its near point at four ~ we
should find 4,
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If however VIC test the eye by lens of high power,
the whole range is then brought within the limits of
few inches and is readily obtained by the equiva
lent formula: a 81 ID .... So -.. ...,.tf.. .
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THE STORM CROPS LABOR QUESTION
CHINESE, &c Sc
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Why Accuracy is Required.
Mathematical For,nulm.

value in any case can be determined by the for
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MEDICAL.
No Medicine Give2a I!

Except in those cases where on examination it NAV
be found necessary to prescribe certain Blood
henrGne ar nna mhie1, combined with my pecu-
feet and ra iical cure.
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The following extracts, which we are per
mitted to make from private letter from an
old resident of Louisiana, we deem of public
interest," "#.- .
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H0 :" JN"pl
ASTHMA.

MIR. Sanford Aver, Springfield. Suffered constant
ly with Asthma Tor 80 years By two treatments and
the use of Dr. Dodge's Asthma Powder for two
weeks, is perfectly cured. Will answer inquiries.
State OF Maryland, City of Baltimore, to witt Be Il
remembered, that on this 18th day Of January, A
d, 1868, before me, the subscriber justice OF the
peace of the said state in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared B. H. Fitch, residence corner
of Woodbury. Lane. Woodbury.. and made oath or
the Holy Evangels OF Almighty God, that his broth
aged 10 years, never known to speak word OF
utter syllable and that he could not hear the re-
port of a gun; and that by seeing DR. Dodge by one
treatment, he has succeeded in giving him hearing
complete and also has brought him to speak SO thai
he can be understood with ease. Sworn before
JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN, Justice of the Peace.
N. b. The boy in person was brought before me
and hereby certify that the above statements are
are true. JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN, i4ttD. t
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Read Tie FoIIowing Amdnvits.

REMARKABLE CURE.--This is to certify that
have not spoken one aeord above whisper since
seven years ago last August, until came to the
rooms of DIR. Dodge at the Trumbutl House, in tht
city of Hartford, when by one treatment not ex.
ceeding minute, by the doctor, my voice is per
fectly restored.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA, 1869.
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MRS. ROBERT A. MITCHELL,

81 --l = = y - So 6 8 = D. Portland, Conn.
We, the undersigned citizens Of Hartford, being
personally acquainted with Mrs. Mitchell, hereby
certify that the above statements are tue:
John Hubbard, ESD; Samuel A. Butler, No. 16
Hicks street; Henry W. Richmond, Park street;
George E.Strickland, Main street; Noah M. Wris-
ley. Il, Albany Avenue; II. II. Bartlett, Proprietor
Trumbull House,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-18
VOL. XXX
in favor of Universal Suffrage and
Universal Amnesty"

in favor of Universal Suffrage and
Universal Amnesty"
ReSolved, That, believing the Cubans
are fighting for Republican Liberty
and Justice and Independence, we
warmly sympatbize with them, and
believe that as soon as it can be done,
consistent with our duty to Spain, our
Government should recognize them,
and accord to them belligerent rights.
ResOlUed, That, as soon as practlca-
BILE, Virginia, Mississippi aud Texas
should be accorded the rights of equal
States in the United States, thus COM
pleting the establishment OF the
Union on freer, broader, aud frmer
foundation than ever before.
ReSolUed, That we rejoice to learn
that Republican paper, the Louis
vile Commercial, is about to be pub
lished in Louisville, and we. being sat
isfed from the parties con-
nected with it, that it will
be a permanent, reliable, Republican
paper, cordially recommend it to the
members Of the party in this District,
and hope it will meet witE hearty
support.
Permanent Organization was called
for, which was received and adopted,
viz: The committee to suggest names
of suitable persons TO act as a
Republican Central Committee of the
First Congressional District, would
beg leave to report as follows:
Graves County; Dr.. J. ID. Landrum;
Galloway County. j Mcknight, Mar
shall County, Major w. Jaw Wal
ler; Hickman County, w. K. Hal! !;
Fulton County, Thomas @. Buck
Ballard County, John O.. i. Gates
Livingston County, DR. r r. Bush /;
Crittenden County, Berry S. Young;
Lyon County, James Lester; Cald-
we'll County, II. B. Ratlitf; Webster
County, John Nesbitt; Union Comfy,
Union County, George Parker; Trigg
County, Judge j. &. Thompson; Nc.
Craeken County, s NJ Purcell, w.
Ii. Armstrong aud T. ]. Pickett.
On motion Of Col. Il. j. Pickett. it
was ordered that copy OF these pro-
ceedirg8 befurnished the city papers,
Evansville JOURNAL, and the Louis
vile Commercial.
On motion of Col. Pickett, the
meeting adjourned sine die.
3A4a john z. HALL, Chairman.
.JoHE II. PURYEAR, Secre etary.