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DROPUsALs FOB CORN.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, !
STATE OF TEXAS.
OFFICE OF OHIRF OUARTEKMAsrRR

DROPUsALs FOB CORN.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcra
STATE OF TEXAS.
ar OF a TExes. jannsT1 g. is;s
sesled Proposals, in d9PIissss; win b received
T. m, for furnishing the ousrtermssssrs Depart.
ment at Fort Duncan. Texas, with such quantity
Corn 70 be Of good. clean, msrchsntabls quality,
:heled: and delivered in sacks, subject to rigid
and continue in such quantities ana Of such
times - may be required By the Post Quartermas-
Bids 70 BE- plainly endorsed Proposals for Corn
81 F4rs duncan Texas" and addressed to the IN
By Command of Breve' Major General sc4S e:nSy.
s Is. s''''' srs''''r s sssS i N: S.ii:,
TTNITEp efATIs PATEgT OFFICE.
o 81 h'f1nsiS IS lss md
81 81 i RIEhAYRop < efs.ls%, Mass. end RBANCLs
estate Of !r.nei. Peabody, deossssd, Irsyine for
r: sas;nso. Of u:
81 Ssssc:d g, s: as -: sssn be heard
may 0SPo:s ,hi.
Az vsw Cemmis:ionsr Of Psie1ts.
Is TO S. sS ron e. r.
Of washing ton County in the District Of Colun-
JOIN tie 3:
city, D; g, dsoeased; All person, hayins claims
TO exhibit the same. with the voucners thereof,
70 the subscriber. on or before the sd day of
January next; they may otherwise By Law be ex
cluded from all benent Of the said estate. Given
under my hAnd this sd day Of yAsuary, 1859.
j. H.law3Ws MARY FOLLER, ExecutTix.
(.OlI5PnaEiAt:.Is..s .. ..e ~. q.
Which qpAt then Tor kuslneee, pleasure, OF -
he shs olis:. y >: sn stSss
ea1sss, feel debility IN eAyanee q their yeeFs.
Any one, sSoSld Srss r:sd sTSe ssssss Srissi.s :
81 .IersdnG afhe sserss Irisnd sent o ~
eddreo, IN noaled enyelope, On roceips Of 8
eente. Ae4rees On. 0HA1L1o 4. 0fUA14 q 90.
LIMITED efAf1s PATlNf OFFICE,
On III. S.sia,os q soIoS6; Gs.sy q - =,
noohsstsr. Ma.:schss stts, irwin Tor ths ertsa:
April, lstf, for an imlrovsment IN Ischins Tor
Y q ordered tnss aid petit,cn Be heard q this
once on the 18th day Of April next. Any Dsrssn
may oppose this extension. Ohiecttons, deposi.
tons, and ether papers should be Aled In this onos
ELISHA fOorB,
Ja9laWSW Commisstener Of Patents.
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NUVELT1 FUUNpKY AND MACHINk
IN WORKS,
PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam q " Mill
Of Is Borse Power that We will sell at our works
for 100 cash; also. several portable engines
suitable for threshing machines of 10 horse power
also, several portable eng ines OF wheels from Is
70 horse power or under. Persons wishing to pur.
base new or second hand mac hinery, engines or
iron, would do well to call or address n. j.
LEEgE d CO., Psrkersbarg, West Virginia.
f9-1y
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w ALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES. &c.
NEW AND DESIRABLE PATTERNS
AT LOWEST RATES.
KIBwELL & HENDERSON,
sos NINTH STREET,

ia -or1W otHtOn HhH building.
CBOICl BROWN sU9AR I2X AND I3c.
~ NEW ORLEANs CHOICE. lac.
VHITE SUGARS, S and 16C.
10Chests FINEST 0OLONG TEA, only 81 25-
no dust. Fine GUNPOWDEk - only I 60
GTNUTNE JAVA COFFEE, 33c
FINEST RIOS. 22 and 25C
FAMILY GROCERIES of every description, ct
very LOWEST PRICES WITmER,
119 PennsylvanIa avenue.
ia .-lm etween 18th and 1O'h streets.
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PERSONAL.

LIB LIONS MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
$50 MADISON AVENUE, NEAR EUTAw STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND,
For the treatment Of all Femsl. complaints. First
class Board, and competent attendance given to
patients. Communications confidential.
In Washtngton-luesdays and Fridays. Ja0-d
MUSIC FURNISHED FOR BALLS AND PRI-
lVl NATE PARTIES at the shortest notice.
the most reasonable terms. 523 e street, bet.
9Th and 9Th, Navy Yard, FRANK PISTORIO.
ja n I'm
THD WARRINGTON HOMOEOPHATHIC
DlePENbARI, 314 street, between l2th
and 18th street will be opened to the poor, daily,
from to p. m. 7. =. VERDI, n. D., Director.
ia l5.lmH
MRS r sAWY CIR, Healing Magnetic Doctress
lv1 and Clairvoyant Medi um, eau be consulted
at her house, No. 3l9 lat street, between and
INDIAN eQUAw DOCTRESs.-MAD. DU-
PBEES, Phrenologist and Gard Reader: 514
street, between 9th and It'll, north side. ja7 I'm
SYPHILITIO And SCROTULOUS DISEAS1s
- and 1ruptions on the Skin speedily and thor
ouehly cured, by . ner and unsurpassed German
Secret Medicine, containing only the choicest
Roots and Herbs, and not injuring the system
whatsoever. Also to b had there, the surest feme.
dies for Cont and Acute Rheumatism Call on w .
BATTUe, No. X street, between sth and 9th,
south side. jsslm.
V,HI HIGHEST Dash Pa I'D FOR LADIBs',
Il Cent?, and Childrens Cast Oh Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, etc., Of =. &. HARTOGENSIS, AL
7th street, between II and n. Any order through
mail promptly attended to. de sly
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BOARDING.

I ARGE PARL0R AID OHAMBHR. WELL
1 = furnished and other 1ooms, with first class
chascs for those Who desire real homo comforts.
u 0OMe, Win BOARD, at III Pennsylvsnis
Az avenue. between 10Th and 3Osh strests, at very
moderate rates. fo6-stH
Il FRONT ROOMS. 70 b had on reasonable
terms. at ais 4 street, between Nth and 18th,
feb In
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AUCTION SALES.


B1 aRsEN z wILL IA H.:., ,.,.,
No. S96 southeast corner Of 1th and So.
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sHOn sale at the Drug Flores.
LILLY BROTHER,
"a South Sharp street, Baltimore Md sole
Agents for MeryIand, District Of Columbia, Penn
sylvenia and Virginia. de If
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u All FOURTEINTH STREET.
Below Pennsylvsnis avenue.
The most skiIIful and oldest established adyer.
.tlsing physician for the treatment Of FEMALE
COMPLAINTS In the city: Ladies sunering from
In him. He euaulntses thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, an0 patients visiting See no one but
the Doctor. ocAlyH
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FOR SALE.

EOR eALE-The STOCK, &C., of q Tea and
Il Coffee store. Cool location and low rent
sstisfsctory reasons for selling. Inquire at this
once. fe 9.2tr
LOB sALE-The STOCK and FIXTURE3 OF
synsrTsii mail, Old established Cigar and Tobacco
Little capital required. Good reasons given for
selling. Inquire ~ the Star OfHce. fee-us
EOR SAL1-SrOCK and FIXTURES in a New
Il store doing good cash business; new hous@:
healthy location. Rent mode The best stand
IN the city for the rent. Inquire at this ofice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-12
THE DAILY APPEAL

DEATH OF SMALLPOX PATIENTS Two
men afflicted with smallpox did night be-
fore last in the county pest-house, One wa,
German who, when brought from Empire,
was in a very alarming state-quite hope
less, in fact-and the other was also an En-
pire man, McGillis by name. Dr. Thomp-
son says that he never, in all his practice
has seen such terrible cases OF small pox
as those now under his charge.
Is JUSTICE COURT, February llth, before
Judge Watt A. NJ. Crow vs.. Henry Bailey,
suit for debt; Wells frr plaintiff, Musser for
defendant Judgment for plaintiff E. G.
Winnie vs.. A. D. Treadway suit for restora-
ton Of one SOW and nine pig, or $50 the
price thereof: Wells for plaintiff, Clayton
hr defendant Judgment for defendant T.
Allenbach vs.. V. Delorme suit for debt
Judgment confessed. B. II. Neder VS.. II. /
Parker suit Sl6j ., for lumber and rents
CLAYTON for plaintitF; Clarke fer defendant:
Judgment for plaintiff tor FIVE dollars and
twenty tive cents.
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Dressing the Hair.

We recommend the following par
spTaph on dressing the hair. to every
Girl and young lady within range OF
the cireuiation of our paper. 1t is
designed for their benefit whether
they heed il or not:
"Putting up the hair of children
in curling paper, breaks it and checks
its growth; often pulls il out by the
roots. Curling irons are fatal To the
hair of both children and grown peO-
ple. The heat saps up the inice out
of the filters as eifectually as fire or
frost saps the vitality of Il green
branch, leaving nothing but a dry,
w,thered skeleton. The practice
which hair dressers have of frizzing
ont the hair with Il comb, to make
the most of it, is one of the most
cruel injuries that can be inflicted ON
the bumaR hair. The comb cuts in
the act of frizzing. You can test the
truth of this by eombing out the hair
after it has been so dressed. The
hair sometimes comes out by hand
fuls. and further, this process tan
oles up the hair. and q great deal OF
| Il ia broken and pulled out in trying
| to comb it straight again.
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RELIGIOUS.

FIRST PREsSB YTERIdg CHURCH, Rev. j.
Al. Cross, Pastor. Services every sabbath al
IOlz O'Clock, A. NJ, and7 O'Clock, II. NJ. sab
baih School II O'Clock, A ~ Prayer Meet
ing O'Clock T.. NJ, Thursday evening.
FIRST STCONGREdf. 4 TIONAL l. CHURCH, Rev
l. A. Meeks, Pastor Services every Ssrjbaiii II
al lOI5 O'Clock, "A. NJ, and O'Clock. y. NJ
Sabbath School O'Clock, A. NJ Prayer Meet
ing O'Clock Thursday evening
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev
Isaac Newton, Pastor. Services every sab
bath at lOiz O'Clock, A. Nj, and O'Clock, II.
NJ Sabbath School O'Clock, Il. NJ. Prayer
Meeting O'Clock THURSDAY evening.
FyGLLsY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Rev. ID.
W. kinsel, Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at IOIz O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, Il. M
sabbath School at o'clock, A. NJ Prayer
Meeting O'Clock Thursday evening.
United BRETHREN IN CHRIST, Rev. T.
). Ingie. Pastor. Services every sabbath at
no O'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock, Il. ~, sab
bath school at 3 O'Clock, A. NJ. Prayer Meet
ing O'Clock Thursday evening.
CHURCH or GOD, Rev. q. w. Ocherman,
Pastor Services every Sabbath at 10 0o'clock,
A M and 7o'cIock p NJ sabbath School
ar 9oclock A. NJ. Prayer Meeting O'Clock
"Wednesday evening
ST 1fICHAELiS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev.
n. Vaftman, Pastor Every other Sabbath
First Mass at O'Clock, a NJ; high Mass al
10. A NJ. Cafhechism at ?, II. NJ Services in
Eagiish German and French Mass every
morning AT O'Clock, ~ NJ
GERMAN ANLUTHERAN Isl Joisa'S) CHURCH,
Rev NJ Bueri1le, Pastor Services every
other Sabbath at 10 o'clock, A NJ, Sabbath
School at y O'Clock, A ii. Singing society al
7oclock Friday eN enlnS-
ENGLISH REFORMED Isl. RduIsl CHURCH,
Rev. Josiah May, Pastor. Services every
other sabbath at 10 O'Clock "a NJ
GERMANREFORMED CHURCH, Rey. ]. c.
Ruhl Pastor. Services every other Sabbath
O'Clock, A. NJ Prayer Meeting al Z O'Clock
"Wednesday evening.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IrNE,f.a

a natad DeDository oil the United States
kankins Hours nom 8 TO Il O'Clock, M, and 1
fo4P NJ Directors: Z. p Jones, ", IL Nheei-
er Henry Brown j. H w ilson, and Isaac DsS IS
er ~ 3 io.ss Pres;I q e Mrs, Cash.
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BENEVOLE EMIT.


FJNDLAY COUNCIL NO. % r.. Il s. NJ
Regular Convo,ation second Monday in each
month b. Il. kIMMoNs, i. l. u Nj, u. T.
HYATT, Recorder. r
FTNDIAY CHA PIER, NO. IS, r. a NJ
Regular Convocation, First Monday III eacn
month. WILLIAM ANDERSON, ID. r., u. Il.
BEARDsLEY, Secretary
FINDLzY LODGE, NO. 2s7, f. A. N
Reoular Communication FIRST ana Ihlfu
Wednesdays in each month. ID. Il. BEAkIIs
LEY w. NJ, b. +. HYATT, Secretary
BLANCHARD LODGE, NO 4OS, 4! e A ~,
R.gular Communication Second ana fouTtil
Wednesdays in each MONTH H. d. BAL
LARD. w. n. j. &. MARTIN, secretary
GOLDEN RULE ENC44LFAENL NO VI
r a. a. r. stated meetings ON the second
and fourth Fridays OF each nionth,' eiock-
- M in Odd Fellows Halt sMh hLAA-
ROTH Z. p, and Z. b. MORRISON, Scribe
HANCOCK LODGE, NO; 7s, l. Q: Q. r..
stated meetings every Tuesday evening al
"a O'Clock. Z. IL, in Odd Fellows hsiil- Il b
HowELI \. c., and ). SPliAGUE, s,ecretafy-
FINDLAY LODGE, NO. lS6, l. O: o. T.
Stated Meetings every Friday evening. +. ID
TUFTs. w c. and ]. 4. PIrrsfoKI, secretary .
Degree Meetings first Monday evening oi
each month.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free To
ali who need it, The receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the ad-
vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing,
in perfect confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
nolyll - No. i2 Cedar street, n. y.
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T. Il II Z 4 T..
I Hon. Merritt Barlow of Cuyahoea
county, Colonel1F. B. Pond, Of Nor
gan county, Hon. William Allen OF
Darlse county, and Gen J. II. Kelly
at Perry county, were nominated
Kelley and Allen were subsequently
withdrawn The roll 'cail had been
about half Completed when Gen
Barlow withdrew his name and moved
the nomination of Col. Pond, which
was carried J. ; DnE tiEu4i
MEMBER OF BOARD OF PUELIC WORKS
John Il. Gregory of Scioto county,
Israel Richardson of Delaware coun
Ly, Richard Il. Porter of Stark coun
ty,and Daniel Il. Mcmillan of Greene
county, were nominated as candi-
dates. I4 .--t1
The first ballot resulted rs follows:
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WASHINGTON TEERfTORT appears
to be making rapid strides IN the right
direction. In 1867 the vote fof Rep
resenia,iye stood as follows: Fian-
ders (fep.) i4s: Clark DEM 20.
Returns from about one-half of the
counties, This year, are as follows:-
Garfield (l;ep.) 45O; Moore Dem
los. This shows a Republican gain as
far as heard from of 269 in two years.
Returns yet to come in will, no doubt,
increase this gain.
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TO Op(ONsUMPTIVEs.

ihc AoNcfttscrp hhNuB occh iestotu u
health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with q
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
ConsumptiOn-is anxious To make known io
MS ieilow-sunerers the means of cure.
To all who desire il, he will send a copy OF
the prescription used free OF charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE CURE FOR Con
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scription is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceiyes 10 be invalu-
able; and lac hopes every sufferer win try his
as il will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
nOlyll williamsburg. Kings Co, NY
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-02

BY Il recent estimate, the popula-
tion ot' Chicago will he IG, ,000, 900
in 1900. And Toledo statisticians
have estimated that in 1900 that place
will be- double the size of Chicago,
which leads the Boston Post to think
that between the two the rest of the
country viii be u hOwling wilderness,
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TREASURER.

N. W. Goodhue nominated Hon.
s. 8. Warner Of Lorain county,
George w. Robyi OF Franklin and
Robert Sherrard were also nominal
ed. On the roll call, the Reserve
counties all voted solid for Warner,
The eastern counties for Sherrard,
and the southern for lsoby. Th,
vote resulted:
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SpstiaI Nctitts.
WORDS OF WISDOM.
FOR YOUNG MEN.

On the Ruling Passion i'm Youth and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Errin
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enve-
iepss, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
Box p, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
nOlYl
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Good pine shingles, well chosen,
split thick, and carefully laid ON, have
been known tOlast forty years. Twen-
" years, however, is the general ex-
treme duration OF this root they wash
away, rather than either rot or decay.
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OHIO REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
An Enthusfastfc Gathering.
Gov. Hayes ReNoulinated by ElAccla'
nation.
COLUMBUS, June %.
THE CONVENTION.
MORNING SESSION,

Il
MORNING SESSION.
| Assembled at eleven O'Clock in the
handsome and spacious Opera House,
the delegates being prompt, and the
house being filled. A band played
several patriotic airs. The Conven-
ton was called to order promptly by
A b. ,Buttles. and prayer was offer
ed by'Dr. A. q. Byers of Columbus,
Hon. Benz EgglestOa, of Hamilton
county, was intreducedas temporary
chairman, I'D made 4 brief speech.
He was frequent'ys interrupted by
applause.
The following temporary secreta
ries were nominated ID. w. Rhodes,
OF Delaware, j. nj. G. Marble, of Van
Vert. S. 4. Judd, of Summit, and
Col. Joseph Webb, of Crawford.
The following committees were
then announced
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Hezekiah Mead, of Jefferson, Ash.
tabula county, recently hung himself.
He was seventy-six years old. He
has been insane for some time,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The afternoon session of the con-
vention did not reassemble until after
two o'clock in the afternoon. The
Capital City Band meanwhile played
several airs. -.7s EE ~
In the absence Of the temporary
chairman, MIR. Buttles called ule con
yentiOn TO order. tEEtA
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B. FULLERTON,

"A Issues Policies on Farm Property only, at
lover rates tnan any other Insurance COinpa-
ny. II u purely farmers company. Ear
@E 0l ~ tne ortics Of D. b. Beardsley,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
rhe snace occnnied by ten lines of this- 1r,pl

The space occupied by ten lines of TINS type
consti tutes square. -. - = l-...
Marriage AMI Dearhsipserfed grail, but Obif-
uaries and notices Of Benevolent Societies, Five
Cents per line Local Notices Fifteen Cents per
line for first insertion. and Ten Cents nor each
subsequent insertion. -.
Fiftv Cents per square III addition to otheaboye
rates
administrators notices 500; LEGAL Advertise
meDts charged 10 the parties ordering tiieln
published
ssI an embellishments must be sent in by;
twelve O'Clock. " Wednesday, 70 insure then aI-
peanance In sile paper. -. ~ ~
T'ne JFF'FFRsoSf1r having by far the largest
circulation OF any paper in the county, affords
Ia oadveFtisers a valuable medium for tlleircon-
munication with the public
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TOR PRINTING.

Having made large additions to our establish
ment i'm the shape of malerial of the latest
styie and having employed expe rfeDced nd
careful workmeff. We are pfepsrs7d 10 execute
orders for every varietyof PLAIN AND FANCY
JoB PRINTING with neatnesS and Dispatch
The addition of Steam Power 10 cur establish
ment affords us great advantages over alost
country offices in the way of low prices and
faSt work Call with US and be convinced.
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No choice McsIiilan and Rich
ardson We're then Withdrawn. On The
third ballot the vote stood:
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IRON 4 WOODWORK.
EZRA RoUTsoN. WM. MITCHELL.

WE would respectfully announce to the
w public, that We have formed a partner
snip Tor The purpose OF carrying on the busl-
ness OF BlackSmiIhing and Waeon-making.-
The vpedwork viii DE conducted by Philip
Millick-a frSt-clasS workman. Shop ON
Main Cross Street, East OF Head Quarters.
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District.
LIST. James Siefert, of Hamilton.
al. Henry kessler, OF Hamilton
al. Seth = Hains, of Warren.
Ith q ID Burgess, oi Miami.
5th Dr q w iolbrook, of AuSlaiZe-
9th. Hon ID ii Baily, of Clinton
9Th. Hon H. r. White, OF Franklin
Sth. John Ii Coates, of Union
9Th. Levi Wierick, OF Seneca-
10th. Amos Hill, oT Fulton
nth. John 4. Wilson, of Adams
l2th. N J Turney, oil fickaway.
18TH John A SHINE, OF Licking
I3th General w Slocuni, OI Ashland
18th. n III Van Voorhees,, OF Athens
18th. Colonel II Taylor, of Guernsey
I7th. General T. + Schneider, oI Stark.
18Th. & Pettengill, Of Cuyahoga.
Iatb Hon Abner kellopp OF AsltablIia.
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on CREDENTIALS.

On CREDENTIALS.
District
list. John ] Hooker, Of Hamilton.
ad. A q Borden, oI Hamilton
81. III W X drummer, al Montgomery.
Ith. j NJ Craig, oI Dtrke.
5th. ] ii Foster, of Nan Vert.
till. Hon John N Barrere, of Highland.
eth. II. McMillen, of Greene.
Stli. Judge John BartaIn, of Marion.
9Iii. I.uckey, oi Ottawa.
10Th. capt j q Donaldson, oi Defiance.
llth. J " Collins, of Sciotu. ..
i2th. George w Grei;.s,m Pickaway.
i3tb. John A Blair, al Musbingum.
lith. Judge Sam'i iHumIhreyviile, of Medina
l5th. T. r Cunningham, oI Washington.
10Th. % SlemmonS, oi Harrison.
l7th. j X Rukenbrod, of Columbia.
18th. Geo w steele, of Lake
18Th. T. ii Fitch al Ashiubula.
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F1ND1AY.. OHIO, FRIDA MORNING JULY, 2. 1862

Judge I.nther Day. C.K. Watson
was also nominated. Before the roI
cali was finished the name of Mr.
Watson was withdrawn and Judge
Day was nominated.
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Jas. a. BoPE
WN. j
BROWN d BOPE.

HAVING formed a co-psrtnership, win
III promptly attend TO ali business I'M 4 nd out
o. Courts, requiring the Services of an attor-
ney, and 10 the collection OF all claims against
the Government or otherwise ofice-Oyer
Head q uarters," Findlay, Ohio.
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District -. rsa...
lst. Robert ; Coleman, Of Hamilton.
I'd. Dr Wright, OF Hamilton
81. J NJ Dongherfy, of Prebie-
ItI. w w Crane. of MAMA
9Th. James Irwin, OF Allen-
9Th. Colonel Il W Halicll, ofclcTmOnt.
eth = w Durfinger, of Madison.
sth Colonel NJ q Lawrence. OF Union
eth Daniel W Swigart, nj tI.iWi"rd-
10th. Gen George r. Wells, ot Lucas.
lIth. William Belts, OF Lawrence
18th. X Keller, of Fairfield
18th. Is Griffin, of Licking.
18th. John A FaXon, ot LOr;,in.
18th. w III Lasley, OF Meles.
18TH. George Riker, of TuscaraWas.
I7th. General r Polts, OF Carroll.
18th. G III Bushnell of Cuyahnga-
18th. A w Jones, OF Mahoning-
At quarter past twelve O'Clock
the convention took recess until
half-past one o'clock.
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Secretary-Colonel K. A. Parrot
of Montgomery county.
Assistant Secretaries-Judge r.
Martin of j. ffersOn county, j. +.
Burket OF Hancock county, w. +.
Perkins of Hamilton county, w. C.
Mcfarland Of Cuyahoga county and
Il. +. Sniffer of Brown county
The usual rules in regard to pre-
liminary business and order OF pro
ceedings were reported. After a
spirited debate upon motion TO
substitute the name of Colonel w. p.
Sterns for that of W. L. Perkins, the
report was adopted without amend
ment. ar sEEsFf
Hon. n. B. Sherwin then intoduc-
ed John Sherman, who made an
address. E -
SPEECH BY THE PREsIDEFT.
Mr., Sherman said that already the
public voice has anticipated much OF
the duty OF the convention by set
tling that many of the candida ties
should be renOminaied. For plat
form one can point to our record foI
the past fourteen years. He pointed
out as the platform for national af
fairs a support of the administration
lof General Giant, and followed with
an attack upon the Democratic legis
Ilature. We had intolerance and
caste enough in our past Legislature
to last us at least two generations
He closed by returning thanks tol
the honor which had been conferred
upon him.
GOVERNOR.
William Henry Smith of Hamilton
county nominated Hon. r. b. Haye
for Governor. The rules were sus
pended and Governor Hayes was re
nominated by acclamatiOn amid i'm
mense enthusiasm
LIEUTRNANT GOVERNOR.
On motion of n. W. Goodhue O
Summit county, General j. c. LIE
was renominated by acelamation.
t SUPREME JUDGE.
Hon, s. o, Griswold nomjnste'