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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

can, majority 45S; Democratic gain {
4S9 over so. Fourteenth ward, Sherif
Republican, majority Sis; Democrat
gain over '69 of Ill. Sixteenth ware
Moffatt for Congress, majority Al Dem
ocratic gain over 80 of Al.
HARRISBURG, October ll-Jennings
Republican candidate for Mayor, de
feated by 400.
West Newton, Sewickly township
Stewart l40, Foster 81. West Newton
Boro, Stewards majority 33; Democrat
ic gain of 9 over 1869. South Hunt
ingdon township, Republican gain of 80
negro vote. Sewickly township, Repub
lican majority So North Huntingdon
township, Stewart 234; Foster DID
North Strabane township, Fayette coun,
ty, Democratic gain OF 20 over 1868.
McCoNNELLsBURG, October ll.-Ful.
ton county, five districts, Myers, Demo
crat, TOR Congress, gains SO over 1868.
County estimated 400 for Myers.
Clarion county-305 Democratic gain
over Packers majority in the Ninth
District.
Clarion county, Pa, 305 Democratic
gain over Packers majority in 9th Dis
trict.
PHILADELPHIA, October ll.-Seven-
teenth Ward-Gerker, for Sheriff, Dem
ocratic majority 5S2; Republican gain
over 1869 OF SO.
PIrTsBURGH, October H.
Negley, in the 22d District, is elected
10y 5000 majority over the Democrats.
McJunkin, in the 23d District, is elect
cd. The whole Republican county
ticket is elected by about 5000 majority.
Signed THos. EWING.
PITTSBURGH, October ll.-Fayette
county Pa, Foster, Democrat for Con-
gress 500 majority. The Twenty-sec-
ond district gives Negley, the regular
Republican, a majority over Hopkins,
Democrat, OF 220O. Frew, Reform Re-
publican, polls less than 1000. The
entire Republican ticket in Allegheny
county is elected The Twenty-third
district give Junkins, for Congress 2l00
PITTSBURGH, October ll.-Westmore-
land county gives Foster, Democrat,
for Congress, 1900 majority; probably
elected. Legislature about the same.
Favette county-Stewart, Republican,
for Congress, in II districts gains So
over Coyode.
Clarion county-Seventeen townships
heard from show a Democratic gain OF
3Sl.
PITTSBCRGH, October ll.-Gritfith,
Democratic candidate for Congress, in
Clarion county has 1900 majority. Cess
ma, Republican candidate for Congress,
loses in Fulton and Somerset, and gains
in Bedford, Adams and Franklin coun.
ties. His election is doubtful.
ERIE, October ll.-Erie county 1000
majority. Scofeld, for
Congress, majority estimated at 1000
Warren county gives Wetmore, for
Judge, about 800 majority. Erie city
gives 200 Democratic majority.
Cambria county-Morrell, Rcpubii-
can, for Congress, 300 majority; prob
bly, elected.
The reelection of Donley, Republi-
can, in the Goth District, Green, Beaver
and part of Washington counties, is
doubtful.
CANoNsBURGH, Pa, October IL
Cecil township gives sixty-uine Repub.
lican majority Republican loss o!
thirteen on last Congressional vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
War Among the CIergy-A Boston
Preacher Drinks Lager Beer after
serviee-Theedore Tilton Sued for
Libel.


Preacher Drinks Lager Beer after
serviee-Theodore Tilton sued for
Libel.
Bosroy. October 1.-The friends Of
Rev. Justin D. Fulton, having seen the
published statement made by Theodore
Tilton. met at the house OF George w.
Chipman last evening, with the Execu-
tive committee OF the Union Temple
Baptist Church, and by q unanimous
vote resolved TO prosecute Tilton for
libel In this connection the following
card appears today:
THE statement made 10 the Brook.
lyn Union OF Friday, October J, by Mr..
Tilton, is unfortunate in two respects:
First-The letter he prints purporting
20 be written by me 10 q forgery. Sec
ond-The declaration be makes, which
follows the letter, has not the slightest
foundation in truth.
TSioned1 "JUsrIS D. FULTos.
SEw YoRK, October ll.-Theodore
Tilton publishes in the Brooklyn Union
this evening, with q displayed heading.
an article entitled Rev. Lager Beer
Fulton" [" including the original editorial
of the 7th.
The Boston Dspdteh this morning
announces libel suit and the following
reply:
Il have the honor to say that when
the above libel suit comes TO trial well
known and reliable gentlemen will
make affidavit that my statement N
the Brooklyn Union, concerning hev;
Justin D. Fulton's drinking seyers
glasses Of lager beer in Bowery sa'ool
on Sunday night after preaching q Ser
mon, is true.
[signed] THso. InTos'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

The CONCERT To-NIGHT-The Lore
lev Quintette Club arrive this morning.
The sale of reserved seats will be con
tinued at Hamilton & Hardings Music
Store. There are still large number
Of the best seats not taken We hope
TO see a full house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

DIsMISsED.-On warrant issued by
Squire Gillespy, on Monday, Andy
Rock was arrested charged with having
committed an assault and battery on
Morris B. Howell. Andy gave bail in
the sum of 500 to appear for a hearing
last evening. Yesterday, Howell ap'
peared before the justice and had the
charge dismissed Andy paying the
costs
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-The DEM
ocracy will bear in mind the meeting to
he held at the Democratic Club Room
tomorrow night. Messrs. r. G. Barr
and George o. Davenport will certainly
address the meeting. Come out in force,
Democrats.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

The signal men to be employed on
the lakes under the new system OF
watching for the approach Of storms
and reporting by telegraph and signal,
for the benefit of commerce, have gone
to their stations and reports will be
commenced as soon as all the arrange
ments can be perfected. a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

BEussELs, October 1.-The Journal
declares Austria too passive. When
Rome was absorbed by Italy she made
energetic representations in favor OF the
Pope at Florence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

DEMOCRATS of the Sixth Ward, re-
member the meeting at United Engine
House tonight.
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MApRHD.


MAprrD, October ll.-Senor Castel-
lar recently received . deputation from
France. he delivered short speech
affirming the sympathy Of the spsnish
people, which is decidedly with The
French Republic
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moaoure1- oo or ,tatulo books.

measures on our statute boOks.
Alb. ThaEWe at this time favor the
nomination Of State tick t composed
Of men whose past record will command
the respect ond support Of the people Of
tho State and secure the success o. .
! liberal policy
B,b Fhst the suggestion Of the Hon.
Jno. ball Of our County fnr the oflrs
OfGOseruor By several leading Journals
ofour party moetl with our hearty ap
Iproval, aud WO pronounce bin without
hesitation our frst choice for that posi'
tion. but leave our delegates tothe STATE
Convention to act for tho harmony OF
that body with instruction.
Orb. That our delegates to the State
Convention are hereby instructed to
cast there vote for @. P. 7. Moore as
our choice for Representative to Con-
gress from this district.
% motion, che resolutions..WeFe adop-
ted as whole. The Convention pro-
eesded to the nomination Of Candidates
for Cephty officers, which resulted in
the following nominations
For House Of Delegatcs-W d Web
stsr
For Clerk Circuit Court g B wag-
gouor.
For Sheriff. s,hon,
For Prosecuting AttOrnoy-W Il
TomliuSou.
Tor Assessor LIST Di.tiot-w H Ma.
CHR.
For Assessor ID Distriot-E E
Baker.
Upon motion; the following County
Executive Committee was appoiOted: O
B Waggener, Chairman, G T B Moore,
B ] Redmond, j p Simpson aud Q T
BeaIe.
Upon motion. the papers Of Mason,
Putnam and Kauawha counties and the
Wheeling Register wero requested to
puOlishtho proceedings Of this meeting.
On motion adjourned sine die.
CSC. W. MoREDocK, Pres's.
@. T. B. Moore, Seo'y.
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4lEMOCHATS OPPOSED TO THE ne.
3 MOYAL .oF.POLITIcAL DISABILI.

!. ltOYAG 81. kOh4l EGA4 HASA blhA'
TIEs.
Tie 'litenIitg oftle Republican. Of
West vi,g,4ia ia the matter Of removing
poli1ital DISABILITIES should po! she blush
rpop .celiaia Democrats hcresbUuts,
whnpro loud ia their syupatGg Cos tho
iisfrsnchiael 10 this Sale, and ye. fac.
tiously obsiruct SO far as lScy enn,,all0f
forls lssds and advocated by tie Liberal
Ropd5lieapa, looking to the cptfanchise.
rnent Of those who ere now suffering this
deprivation. Thsreason Of 'their .Oppo4
Gtionto this movement Is plain to be
seen; they ore in favor oltemoving disa'
Biiilies.if they ore 10 DO allowed 10 do IL.
sat-ifitises b done oy Republicans,
they do Dol osee il done. Some
d The Dsnotrut in5ihia place are more
cpslsd aad hsye become disguised
sat 'kose Who oppose this mOyeneat,
aud rs osheEday one Of thea rightly
sadia rebaksd member Of his
patty Syselling him that he was dis.
gusledwiti such Inconsistency.
qbe LibstalSlas publicnns have dster-
mined 10 make tho.tcsi on the removal
Of disabilities, and NO asnt to SEQ whore
the siaeetity aqd sympsthyfrr the dis
iranOhissd comes in, IN the democratic
parry. It is very nnwise as wCtl as in
consistent for these DEMOCRATS 10 inter-
pose itnpoicnt and factious opposition,
on-partisaa grounds. Such course is
undoubtedly prompted by a hope TO
make. party capital. but has direct len.
dsuey 10 defect the object Of rhe liberal
movement, now begun and carried on
ana we trust 10 a Gaal conclusion duti0g
this winters session Of the Legislature.
Il vail not DO ioF Democrats to oppose
ase renlosai of these disabilities from the
former rebsl, simply because as they say,
,lhey are guilty Otde'eraug "WhaI they
.enee considered to be tie right doc
tdus," that ISL have bccOmeaRsp UbicanF.
If Democratic want univenaI amnesty,
and political rigbls'for the rebel, they
should show their sincerity by,loyoring
tths. removal Of political disabilities Of in-
,dividasls Of whatever poliiicd faith.
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Republican County Com
YentiOO.

TIE Republican sotcrsof tho several
townships Of Mason County, ore re-
que6tod TO NEE, a lteir u'uil places Of
voting. on Saturday the. 4th OfJuOe'
aud appoint Delegates to County Con-
venliou. to DO held in Point Pleasant OF
Saturday the 1ilh DAY Of June, 1870
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
TO the S!a'o. Congressional aud sensto'
rial Conventions. aud also to nominate
Candidates for the vsrisus County Off
es. 10 be yo:ed for al the October cleo
lien.
u Orisr, ooch Township will be Gu.
titl4dtO Ten Delegates.
BY order Of Committee.
r. W. slsSoN, chsit.
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WHAT MIGHT POSSIBLY OCCUR IN
TIE IRON RuslNESS.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Chronicle writes 10 that paper few
comments on the action Of Congress in
reducing the duty in foreign iron. He
maiutsins that all that is wanted to kill
the Iron business in The in the Interior Of
tho United States is to admit. as is pro
posed, Nova Scotia coal free Of duty.
In that event, he says:
We would lave at the seahotd ports
large and cheap Rupplies Of these tao
crude sfiiclss. iron aud coal, The Al.
Iantic iroo manufacturers would not be
slow in enlargiug aud running their iron
works and shipping the products over
our fotty thousand miles Of railroads.
They would take the Western iron works
10 some extent at leasl Did the West
err members of Congress, in voting this
FREQ Hsdsin crude iron and coal, fairly
sand by the interests OF the Western
Safest We think they made mistake,
end damaged Western interests.
"If the great French iron MOster. MI
Schneider, had bis iron works aud his
,eu thousand skilled Workmen at trade
headquarters. New York. with ample
supplies Of English pig Al fifteen dollars
ton, snd coal at two dollars or go Q
toe, and hi, men fed on -four ct four
dollars a bsrrsl, delivered Of bis works,
he could take the iron trade from our
Western iron men. Hs would haye the
cheapest transportation over our forty
.houssud miles Of railroad, His mon
opoly could only be upset by eompeti.
tor. Of tho same place, with the same
advantages.
"Ws often see cheering accounts OF
discoveries Of iron and roal 10 the inteti
or. No matter how abundant such sup-
plies may b., nuder free trade they are
worthless. Lst free trade in ouy impor.
ted article be oucs established, and il
will be concentrated ia New York for
distribution.
"a quarry Of pig Iron in Tennessee,
Missouri or Michigan. leaving the quar-
! ~ pt nothing per ton. lsould not com.
pete, unlsss drst carried to New York,
either before OF after monufaclufe, to
tsks the regular chances Of trade.
AT free tnds is to prevail, tae West
aud South might os we'll dry up in the
manufacturing business. Her cities and
towns will go TO decay, and we will see
what IS 10 be mere country Of farmers,
traders and oilers.
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THE RICHMOND CABAMIrY.
srArE OF WGsT viRstSrA,
ExEcuTRE 0RP4RTNEST,
CNARLEsroN My II, 1870,

IiIARLCsToN, may liz 4oiV'
Editor of tie Register:
have Just received o letter signed BY
the Committee appointed at a meeting
OF tho citizens. oFRiohmond. Virginia,
making an appeal in behalf Of The sutTer-
ers in The recent fFighlful calamity in
that city, with the request to call public
attention thereto. The purpose Of The
,sppeal, as Sc. forth in the CIRCULAR, is 10
afford 40 opportunity to the benevolent
ofthe whole country to give such Assi't-
ancs as their feelings may prompt.
AS the mast cffaclivo way Of drawing
public attention to this mallsfis through
the medium of the public press, | havO
taken the liberty TO ask you 10 insert
this noe, With the hopes that the nsws'
pSpsss ofthe State generally will rnb.
iish the circular, If Ihay have not already
done so, or at least givs the matter such
notice as bob necessity and humanity
sserr 10 dsm snd. There SHOULD be a
promp. and houttvrasponse from Us to
this appeal, and 1 feel confident that The
lies Of kindred and association existing
bstwesu the people Of Virginia and West
Virginia. will not permit the appeal to
be made 10 vain. Yours, &c.
W. E. SrEvENsaS.
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90 the 4'h inst, q son of James
WhalIsy on Bonds creek, Richie coun.
~. Wssbutling a log on hillside. near
wAg!S brush heap hal just been burn,
edSs&hPu the log turned, causing bin TO
fall into the mass Of red hot embets.-
The log rolled 90 him, holding him in
ibis dangerous position until Hisbrolher
came to his rescue. lie was - serious.
" burned that his recovery iS cousid-
erod impossible.
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TnRN QUIT

The Liberal Republicans Of Mason
county, are requested to turn out ca
n.ass3, to attend the convention, which
usols 10 this place poiho tho LIST day Of
Juuo, next. Let every voter come that
can. Give QUO day TO . good cause
Flom the information we have, vs. be.
lieve the Convention will be large Sud
enthusiastic. We have every reason to
believe that there will b delegates PIES
emit from every county 10 sae State.
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The Point Pleasant RsgisIer says that
Col. HsssIer wanna 10 be . candidate for
Congress. and that IL takes no stock in
him. Every Teider otthaI sheet must
have noticed tbSt il is continually spil'
ling it's spite 81 good Republicans, but
never hiss aword 10 say sgatnst rebels
add democrats. Tho reason Of ibis is
paIpablc. We notice, ia the Journal,
resolutions adopted by a democratic
messing, IN Mason 90 one Of which,
bc-slmes tie editor Of the Register with
compliments. This nav 'bs taken sO
another,pso6f tbst he will coon be a
Democrat ana sleep in the same bed
with 'jeemes" Ferguson. Let him go,
The above We God in the R4yeutwOOd
Ncos Of the 18th inst. What j! pays
Is false and the editor E:rows ii. We do
not recognize It's authority 10 reed Us
out Of The Republican patty, nor will We
be read ont BY Il, or any Of the Other
papers Of tho State. which have ot'
tempted It. We are Republican in the
rue sense Of the word. We are progress
i've; We fOyOr The enfrurchiaemsDt oftbe
rebels, and this We shall continue 10 adj
yocale, whslher the Neps is willing o.
not. There has been too much Of this
'-readiug OUT" done Of late, by IN.
priuciplcd editors in the Republican par.
". AS to sleeping ia the same bed
with Judge Ferguson, We would say
that vo would rather sleep with him,
than With the dirty, filthy, editor Of tho
Ravenswood News,
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cOTi.RFsgIONAL CONTENTION.

10 another column We publilb call
for the Republican Congregational Con.
vsniOn 10 as'embIs at Cbarisnon, On
Thursday July Oh, 10 Dominate . can,
-didA'o TO rtplets1t this district 10 abe
next Copgres,. We have been unable
TO bear from tie different members OF
the committee who ure, Cspi, H. o.
Prisons. Of Putnam. tIol, F. n. Hnss.
Ter. Of Jackson. and b D. MrGinpis, Of
Cabell. And a, the lime for bOl ling tbs
ConvsnIiOn.sad putting our standard
bearer forward, was lest approaching, We
deemed it advisable. 40 ChairmSn oil the
Committee to call Iho Convention. We
rus! TIA. the gentlemen named will
agree with as in the ine and place NO
have f1sJ, aud sign this call, aI once.
We ld5a lpqn Charleston IS the most
'csnifal sal most accessible point We
tf,st Tho luii delegations viii be sent
irom every ecuoly in the district Lei
there So ! free expression 1t the seoIi.
meus c .he feopla. This q most i'm:
por,aa. ll.y degolying 90 Republicans,
and they slaula attend 10 it. Let our
organization DO thorough and complete,
and woneed 10, fear The result. II 'be
proper spirit and feeling preyalls'in the
Convention, lie Republicaus can carry
the Third Dis,uc BY 2 600 majority over
auy man he btnorrscy,can present.
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The long .lhtss.ousd strikes Of d.ff.r-
ens classes Of the Psri, worsingmen,
have commenced in earnest. 1t is stated
that large sumbers Of the strikers, and
OF workmen unable 10 accept employment
on account of the strike, will emigra!e
10 tho United States
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AZ HsrllFn 61ehanga ,,ys that doe

uHsrliot recently suieilsd himself in
Ghs most deliberate manOer. He had
been al play with Other dogs and sud.
denly left thso, walked ialo the Stale
House yard Snil placed his head under
tho water 10 tbs bsain and hsldit there
until lila vas extinct Whether It was
caused BY some domestic trouble. OF he
MSS snffsring from temporary Insanity,
10 sec6rpt does not state.
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wm RomslelI. The Natwsy Gals man.
who knows his business, has expended
in Advertising 10 the last Two years near
ly 100000.
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The Mica Allen prz y fight came Of.
Tuesday. I0h inst. at spot ahnuL
Thirteen miles from New orlears. Ten
rounds were fought. Allen was bsSten
bis arm being Si<lcrs's'l. Mace
wasn't much hurt.
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ssuolor shermao says that "eEen II
the Tariff bill should pass the House, it
stands no chance whatever Of being con.
'ilersd BY the s,n,te this session" Il
Is Mr. shormap's opidiou tia. The Sen.
ate gill do nothing with the tariE. but con.
cider only bills reducing internal taxa.
ti9n.
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vs. In debt &c.
John A. Moore -
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Circuit Court OF
Mason County, West Va, rendered at the Feb.
ruarY term, 1870. 10 the above named cause.
l will sell at public auction Mt the front door
Of the Court HousGof said Mason County, on
Saturday, the7th day Of May. 1870, to the
highest bidder, terms Of sale: ohe-fourLh
cash ip hand, the balance on credit Of SIX
and twelve months, taking from the purchaser
bond with approved security for the deferred
inStalnents the one undivided eleventh part
Of theEeal estate belonging to tho defendant,
situated in olendonin Township, in Mason
County, West Va, to.wit 207 acres, l72 100 l61
acres, SO 100 acres, 1893 acres, 100 l6O
acTs, 35lG acres and SO acres, the same being
the undivided interest Of the defendant. John
A More, in the real estate Of Morgan Moorsi
dec'd to satisfy plalntlff's claim Of S2,l 1882:
with legal interest from the oath day OF
February, 1870. and the costs Of this suit.
Reference may be had TO The papers in this
cause for description Of said lands.
y, SHREWSBURY, Sheriff.
lJ'The above sale iEadiourned until satur.
day the 9lst day Of May 1870.
., SHREWSBURY Sheriff.
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Fhs Bible question has taken this
shape in The Illioois CoOstitutiOuol Con-
"The Bible shall never be 0x'
Guided from. moi its use compelled, in
tho public schools Of the Stale, nor shall
sectarian docrioes be Taught therein"
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Congress has got to page 10 Of the
tsdtf bill. oaly 50 more TO DO got over.
90 we perhaps will not have to wear out
more than two OF three pair Of SpSeta'
cl9s to zee the and oft.
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Democratic and Conservative
County Convention.

pStuVA"S ~ fHN $500
day, Nay isth. 1870, snd was called to
order by Geo Martin, Chairman Of The
County Executive COMMITTED.
Geo. W. .8lSreaock was elected fem.
porsry Chnirmso and DE- 9. T. B.
Moore, temporary Secretary.
Me. MOfedock upon taxing tho Chair
q few appropriate remarks, which were
received with applause.
% motion oFCol j. P. r B. Smiths
committee Of Eve was appointed 90 ere.
deullpls; said committee consisting OF
Csl. j. P. R. B. Smith ,,G. p. Simpson,
Geo. Martin, j: KuOpp, aud Levi Hop
kins.
Col. Smith from the committee on
credentials, reported the following dele
gates as entitled to seats in the cOnSen'
.tiou, viz
Arbucklo-Janes Saunders, W. A.
Long, James Long John A. McCallOch,
j. II. Miller and A. G. Eastman.
CoIogue-B. E. Baker.
COOpor--GeO DOughorty and Robt'
sObril.
clondepeu-c. t. Bealo aud James
James +. Clendonan.
Grnham-M, H. seigeOu, @. w.
Morsdock.
Middletou-J. Morris Chapman, j.
II. Mceks and j.. A. Roush.
HaunOn-W. Il. Webster, Levi Hop.
kins,G Brown aud Henry Clark.
Lewis-Wm Mcdaniel, T. Lemsster,
D. Long, j Il. Lewis, Q 0. Miller, j H.
Holloway, J L. Charles, j p R B
Smith, E Kimberliog aud Geo. Martin.
RobinsOu-T G Hogg, @ sehou, J L
knight, j KoOrP, A Yeager, ] s Lewis,
A Musgtoyo, j., W D sOmorvillo, Jas.
s Maohir, q " Fogloseng, j. Bokard,
Capt. A Yansickle, B ] Redmond, j
SOmervills, s w Som@vllls, j Wiudon,
AC Waggoner, RS Majors, T Fowler
ana w Brown.
Uniou-E Z, Baker, alternate.
wsggsner-J aOgg, j NJ MoCOmbs,
UYstewart, a i sehOp, @ T B Moore,
p Raush, 6 P Simpson, James Hast, s
Young. and G Stump.
On motion, Geo MOredock was elect-
ed permanent President, and DR.. G. n
B. Moore, Secretary.
On motion OF Geo. Martin. the follow.
log Committee was appointed Odfreso-
buttons, VIZ: Col " H Webster, Asa
Musgrove, jr, q 0 Miller, james saun-
ders and j a MCCulloch.
On motion ofG p Simpson, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were appointed a
Committee to nominate delegates to che
State Couycstion, g P Simpson, Col j
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On motion Of D. W. Polsley, the
gentlemen com posing the Committee to
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