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The New York herald., 1871-05-11
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
WEDNESDAY, May 10-6 r. NJ.
On 'Change to-day wheat was steady and frm.
The cotton market was inclined to be heavy.
MONEY EASY.
Money was easy at four TO five per cent on stocks
ana at three to four per cent on governments Dis
counts were steady in the vicinity Of six per cent
for prime Names
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm on tho
basis OF 1io}S 11o4 for prime bankers sixty.day
sterling and l1Oss for sight bills.
NEW LOAN.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan re-
ported by The Treasury Department up to noon to.
day amount to $4,000, making the total subscrp-
tons and conversions to date 500. .007, 100.
THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS.
The Assistant Treasurer in this city received pro-
posals to-day for the sale to the government Of two
millions OF lvetwenty six per cent bonds, and un.
der instructions from Washington limited his ac-
ceptances TO such bonds rs were offered at par In
gold and under. II Will be remembered that on q
previous occasion, when more than par In gold was
paid for small LOT, we called attention to the
evident fact that the secretary OF the Treas.
ury had transcribed his powers In paying
more than par IN coin for any obligation
which 1t was optional with the government
10 redeem. The offerings to-day were sufficient,
however, TO permit him TO buy two millions without
passing the limit Inc proposals embraced total
OF $7.437, 200 at 1905 11l.92. The two millions
were bought at 1l0.98 1l125-the latter being the
price Of gold at noon (and during most Of the day.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government list was unfavoraby affected
by the large offerings and fell 16 q
per cent, closing steady as follows:-United
States currency sixes ll54 a ll5yS; 40. SKIES,
1851, registered ll6Js H. 10. do, coupon, 1l6Ta
III; do. ave-twenues. registered May and Novem-
Der, li0a4 Ill; do. do. 1852, coupon, do, 1l04
Ill; do Co.. 1884, do. do, ll0I l0S; do. do 1865,
do do, 1lo& ll0ys; do. do. registered, January
and July, li3 q il3l4; do. do, 1895, coupon,
DO. 1l3is ll3il; DO. do, 1867, do. do, 113jS
1l34; do. do, 1898 do. do, l131 1137s; do.
tenorties registered les7s lO9,S do. do, COUPON
1905 109S.
GOLD FIRM-11llS 111n.
The gold market was 1rm but dul the quotation
standing ali day 11lS 1ll4. The course OF the
The New York herald., 1871-05-11

SuEIcuCJ uuiduCcs.. I,oSI, ZOo
The specie shipme ent to-day was as follows:-
Steamer Java, $4,000 IN gold, s156553 silver bars:
steamer Colorado, $4,000 gold coin; total $3.50 553
the sum OF S25o,0O0 Is bespoken for tomorrow's
steamer.
STOCKS DULL. HEAVY AND LOWER.
The brokers removed to-day into the apartments
TO be occupied by them pending the alterations OF
the Stock Exchange, and, usual under such
disturbance OF the iocuDa teaens OF the market,
business materially checked. There was only
one call OF the State stocks. through some misun-
derstandng OF the time and place, the arrangement
having been originally made that the call should Dc
made In the government board, which, u was fur
ther arranged, should hold only two ses
sions (onirting the one In TN middle or the
day.. The open board proved inadequate
for the crowd, and the struggling market ex.
tended from within It's doors and down the s,air
way to out upon the sidewalk. The necessity OF
'maKing place" for good amount OF stock bought
on options led TO peremptory sales on the part OF
smaller holders laboring under the inconveniences
of the sltuation and the weakness thus naugurated
became a sort OF dcsutory decline In which nearly
the whole list went or a half to one per cent. New
York Central was heavy on the report OF intended
reduction in the freight and passenger tariffs. to go
into eject ABOUT the middle OF the month We refer
our readers to onr general news columns for the
facts IN connection with the leasing OF the New
jersey lines OF railroad. The following table shows
tt,o ast nd nric m hc dax
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The market Tor iuturs deliveries "a nt main whout
decided change rh demand ouy moderate AMI for May
concession Of isc sc per H. was granted. Prices for
the more dsn months without essential change The
!,ansseLosy to-day were tsto bales follows l2co
L 1y,se together , Spns SOc 4, nSe. J.lg isgS
= issS, IL September. sIss s2 =. ;c LOO at T,.c.
G ~ Ike e =, Il si ulspose12 2 o. a a. Il as ~,
4c July osoie Exchange paid 70 exchange
200 Nav Tor 20 June. Total report $500 bales
The average laoIsions o yesisrlay, forward deliveries
we're as fellows: Nav Nf7c. June, HbQc. July, N7sc.
August r. Tue rsseiIs a. the por;s today were as TO-
savannah ts; vhsr'eson Sa Wilmington, .5 Norfolk.
dag last week, and 1886 bales day last year
FBsIGHrs. Tho marke, 6ner grain geishs, aoi
without noticeable change for other goods There continued
brisk business IN petroleum charters Rt steady rates The
cngagemcnts were To Liverpool by steam $500 eushc
grsin I'D 90 bales cotton "a 10 Bristol sai 200 bush.
els wheat Sd, and 1000 bbls. Gour e. 81 To Glasgow,
s,eam f,oOo bushels wheat a., and 800 bbs nodr g 81
The charters include British bark, hence toh port on The
Continent fovO bbs petroleum, e. Sd brig, 1853 tons
hence 10 Gibraltar for orders, 1900 hbs petroleum. s 3D.
British ehp, from Philadelphia 10 direct port the
Continent Sentiment 1000 3b. pcrelsam g. 90; SoGh a
hbl'. petroleum, "a British bark, SW tons.
private terms; Norb German bark, 3ss tons heace 10
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Wheat continued active demand and prices advanced
winter ~ Tor yH,s and s q q for Or Old sp1iaa %
5sc soc mixed and sie for yellow oats were urn
sales Of aboa. bushels Baey wa. IN ga fa pa DEMAND
ses hes uaaass q 81 10 IL store Rye was un
MoLAssrs foreign the strong and fairly
terms Of Porto Rico consisting of S56 hhds %
hhas. Porto Kco lots sc soc Domestic @ ~ was r,
IN %a ro & sGss 10 &c. Ws we not sales Of $50 '0
'?sssvsss:se.: ss7ss and Il: sS a: :s$ e:
Muscovado, refining ............. a S7c a l2c
huscovado. grocery aOc. a 45c
Fuh Fur.4 t'Gg f a. loc 6sc
Nng:m N naaa Islands Zoe aS5c a5c. aasc
iapsntme ruled drmer 4S s"' lS as's 70
as @sde esr at % 's s sss ss a S. goo si
e. q s sa s' ssd s
s;t5{s 5 H%S 1Saa., AZ about
s % S s'@ ss and owas ID ss
extreme views q sellers Crude IN bulk held Al ao
1900 Sss s,anSad White & fsr Nav :,
the Market %ss ae1is M IH ra"
'.ss ss; ginSSs s'P' Es SsK Ssy
Sc STsr S ss
with scs at s asss was 'issy sse
hn%s wss a and a sos VA. Cut We
sales OF twenty-five boxes clear bellies at &C. Lard was
dull and nominal at c Butter and cheese quiet
former quo atoms.
ROE neglected. Lots In bond were offered at 3hc.
gold per lb without buyers moderate Jobbn trade
In progress at about previous price with Of 800 bags
kanfoon In ots at from &C. 7c and 10 erces Carolina
from sa<c. 9j9c. per lb.
SUGAR-The market less active, without however,
any decided change In prices which barely steady and
closed on the basis of 9c csc. for fair good eining
The sales We're 1850 hhds, including 45 hhls. fnly
&C. Shas .eans good refining @ cuba l, q, as sss..
at ful prices Refined sugar was easier, With the
bulk of transactions the basis of l2ac, for
soft white and l3tsc., for crushed, granulated and
pulverized. We quote :--Cuoa-lnicror common rs-
hninc, SIC. 9ysc.; fair refining. 9lsc glpc good
refining. 9ssc. 9sic.; far to good grocery, a4c n
lOAc. prime 10 choice grocery, 10 l01c centrifugal,
hogsheads and boxes, 9ac 1c hogsheads and
boxes SIC. 9hc. meado, 41sc. 7lc. Havana-Boxes
Dutch standard, Nos. to9 s4c 9Sc. do, III to 12 p
l0hc.: do, 3 to ID l0c. ,c. do. Ii to iS uasc
do, ~ TO ~, laae lSgc do, white, l3llc. - &c.
Porto refining grades, PC aic. grocery gradcs
gtsc. Ussc BrazilDutch standard, Nos. Sto r. size
9S4c. Java-Du.ch standards Nos 10 to IL 9ec. I0iac
Acknowledgement clayed and superior, Sic. glic. New
Orleans Refining grades. Sc. - @ grocery grades 9oc
10l6c
sEEps.Tle market for Calcutta nseei trine moro
active and 1000 bags, In store, sold at SO 81 cash.
Other descriptions We're neglected.
TALLow fairy active and firm. The sales wero
100000 pounds at Sc
WuisKEY.-Reccipts 779 bbls. Tho market was steady
with sales OF 100 bbls. at 9lc a VI &c.
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Gsherei Tern, Notice.

The Justices OF the General Term OF the supreme
Court In the first department do hereby designate
the times and places for holding the General Terms
OF the said court IN the FIRST department follows
viz:-On the first Monday of January. April, June
and November In the years 1871 and 1872, ~ the
Court House In the city OF New York.
The New York herald., 1871-05-11

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing The
operations or the Gold Exchange Bank were as
folows:-
Gold cleared. S19, III 900
Gold balances l,107 696
Currency balances es................ 80. 1882 206
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-06-22
q. . - -. y. ~ -.

lhorr 8. i8aaab. 8a part af lbo rlm-
el's hhg lsat requires thc exercise ul
greater judgement tlau tjla since upon II,
tueseulul accomplishment depcad. the
condition auA welfare Of tan stock.
There is ua 0He bHl has noticed with
Nsa aFdgs he led wiN doyour thg
ushy rfiawa3, wen cared hos, ana
With wHaia tjltalltA they attempt 10 sas.
ta.u Hle perhaps. b. eating umslr, 1851.
sury ipdAer Aaw Is 1T uot "a question.
utsGer has ra8 De- eut too tarlr, ,ram
tbs ff ltai .t D. egHsfaHg considered
tHat tHe aftermath er rsHw1 ls lfia best
has tl8t cau be given te mi.k cows. ln-
rceIag the Toss 81 mIk considerably
moss tIan lhe hay lgam marc mature
grass iii.sa.8 thai il SOME PORTIONS Of
eWlffa Wj Where G,a de,js aga Irrigated
as many as f.x 90 seven toHs of bay arc
80. ieeH aH aefe lY eauiue a.. many
luas, WAlea is as soon 81 tlte grass has q
fair growth. aud long before Il arrives al
ll plal t blooming Csc thing 81
galu. f.at gsla.. W.au lelt 90 raam lfc
pastures aat sttat fhe.f own laaa. lu.
staa8 al suIegaHa ihe nmre maiHse 1at-
faH 81 iaeIrree lsa'ee. Invariably choose
t'm Aggt ard meie sgegasu ST.
iaat Ia lma she pasture pmtni lbe .IH-
euaf appearances u ae.ag covered Boz
lau Mlrh tustaei lsy. aad l8 others
.a l rer ,aispeea afto cat
GA a9ae saee ga ssHe desire pegya3es
i har aaa ,aeep alaa 81 liea, DE
a = mss latas Is eaH le ex-
pe usH a Gkar aae growth
Ane fact lea i ffsBeulIf aii
la els falling or ia fb, b. Iae
e isa ue pasture 10 he
aaae aad tire af sad asaia Co ,he
tA Muea.ae IS stock bg pasture aiauc.
uh. e.os successful fanntf would
l alat 81 1e.as b feeling n has.
Ae ali q sas noaIl segm To fa.nt 10
ale a.mass. 10 $50 eogHiag u
ts advantage ~ elaag has whae
saae aad tender n ANY late doubts
le thom F quaaas q ba,h tlals
i tats Hais aEa iAfs us 9a
aal ga4t iat saee tas las Il proper
b Cared p u iae lfss u 4.sas pear
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Red Hot

4 IuiKersalist minister, troubled with
dyspepsia, usually found relief by the
frca use Of cayenne pepper as table con-
d.meut Travelling West, aud fearing
that De might NOS find the article there,
be took a supply With him. 4 Western
mau, observing bim use &C. remarked:
Stranger l'm hinder GURUS about that
'ec red salt % yourn. ia like TO try il,
Ne was told that De was welcome, but
that hc must be careful IL be was not ac-
eust1mgd 10 il, IA. Il was very powerful
Hot be could swallow chain tightening,
%, some Western jmpossibliDy, aud lac
reppercd his food SO freely that lie was
half -iangied, aud every ono arose to hi.
assistance. A. soon as De was able to
speak, nc turned 10 che minister, and
sbid3
Stranger aIntyou what they call a
Npu8H1s
The minister said be belonged to tha,
denomination
Aad 10 gea tbiuk 81 consistent with
'uar .asrpd g4Iia 10 go about with he'll
fge iH toarb eeeaa. paeael,
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"Or Words to that effect. "

LIKEWISE,
Paper Haugings and Clothes Pins,
Rope Halters aud Mouse Traps,
MalIets and Looking Glasses,
Hens Eggs aud Horse Nails,
Artists .Colors and Raisins,
Graham Flour and Screws,
Picture Frames and Lime,
Jack Knives and Ginger,
Goldfish and Ak Handles,
Shoe 3laekiug aud Shot,
Axes and Kerosene Oh,
Paints, Oils, and Sugar,
Soap ard Pro Collars,
Gmlets aud Molasses,
WHIPS and KaogdpiH
Screw aud Starch,
Blooms and Lard.
Nails at d N1,mo-s,
PDcatoiks aul Patty,
Polk aud Ilaud 5 eds,
Flour and GIiads'ouos,
Tobacco and o. Bows,
Carkacreas aad Cement,
Macbopal and Masard,
Pocket Knives aud Glue,
Saoa Pegs end Crackers,
Pick Axes aud Tooth Picks,
Candles aad Carriage Bolt,
Chains aud Lamp Chimes,
Cut Taebs aa4 Chewing Gum,
Stove Polish aud Corn Starch,
Shaving Soap aud Hand Saws,
BaeAaAcai Floar AMI Sand Paper,
Wllagv Glass and Tack Hammers
an1 uaay ether srt.a1ts taa uuaeraaa % ma
es su q surE II lits ttH8
faF is.aasE GABt,.ss-as sHE'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-08-05
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Tho 81 tovn u fsaNfs : tai
.deai o. VS. pa desl On Halnfasl
'iAs ~ hhy ens ID teslH sbs 4
81 tlaeustl Che plaes irsm 10 eeiek
n hemorhiar b. midnight tltat ds3
The oeeaslott Of fl,is resisify log The
ola town vas a grand eeloFei bar
haeae N The day fine, end "a ed
Hahinned negro dance n y {hi, in
dc Old courthouse The country
l,# milcs arourd, va represented
'by Old and young, and ass sHeh an
other getlscring u sweet scented cit
Iscas hns tot taken plaee 10 years,
aud this Il saying y good detl, Tor
the negroes beat aiy other lcople
IN the world TO 60 to public gather
ings all q, from tie little children
up 10 the gray liaircd old "mammy'
who used to nurse rs 10 Our eliild-
hood days wlrca she had, nor ccull
have had hany npplcr tnsk thin hear
ing our youthful prattlc. And II the
writers to the SrAR g'ho have said
the old town. Il dead bad been In the
town, distant from The co rt-liotlse,
Us We were, that night, they would
have said no The old town Il not
sd, but alive with the widest
freaks Of an ignorant peoples merr'-
mcut; and the strongest kind Of mer-
rimcnt was that in which they indul-
god.
The courthouse is now used as n
common ball room and preaching
house by the negroes IN the vicinity.
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.Na." M.-A AnHH
PANoLA County, Ausn-t1 /, 1871,
MIR. EpTToR: ] notice in your
issue of the Goth nit, a notice Of tie
Assistant Assessor, to parties liable
to special tax on liquor or tobacco
which somewhat surprised me, from
the faetatl,at, some time since las,
March, WINS mformedby the Assis'
tnnt Collector that sud special tas
was repealed, and that I would mol
any longer have tho tax TO pay. fol
twhichT felt much relieved. Nov
how ii it that the Assessor threat
ems the penalty Tor not feportingf
LIQuoR AND Tobacco DEALga.
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The sorrows u believers are better
than The jays Of libners.
" bes.esin g blesziags 90 ellsfs
weehsaII ti'sfh % ~ohfsfsez.
II Is orr part % WIT md tnss /;
the lord- % dispose aa.I govern.
Mover inzaIi misory. defidc mfr
NIFTY, nor aezpise aeforhiisy.
Look nos upos an les, u tempt
thee; touch not lest II LII thee.
Lei anotlicf's passion be q lecture
10 ihy reason.
Men, like books, have at each end
4 blank leaf childhood aud old age.
Suspicion and distrust are The
grcatest enemies 70 friendship.
Reliance Is tho essence of faith,
Christ is Its object, the word Of God
It's food, and obedience Is its proof.
Do with trials as men with new
hats, put them on and wear tliemun-
til they get easy
EartL1,- nnmn con draw M ical-
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sslieas mszss sHfhs piAila fsFWtish
we SER ivlsl<ssie ssg nod dmr'
mag ysang Isdieso u sanlls.
~ boy ~ deserve ffsA' esoilt
for tie manHy in ibid ihey aegHli.
|tei tbemseIsc. ahd rfofso TIN.
|bsYlake shd Mnithfs nfr evidently
'"tle fielt men Nv The right place
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Ne sfe rrsguefaea n snnay sgieft 70 40.
sA,anrs tie isiltHe ufcspt TfSsfFr WRIGHT,
uf tuafAsna, ~ . sa#alaas fs sherta ~ m.
Iesla raauix. Mirs., a. DC Nossmbrt y%lerilunl
faiJ die BE sifEnsfvf the ecrniy fcuvtn'
tisn-s - NN
w. srv ~srabssss as.s ta.+ fssssas Of Nv D
A. SIMPSON. lfufa tath sllss o. The livvr, 20
nunonare hIs nanss d tsndldaie fr Sh fiFoi
arAssia ranrfs ~ The Nesesabcr %eiac,icn sub
n n 10 il.e action u the fnants Convention.
VI are FesHesfea hy maaF voters 70 an.
naulse nc nmme ~ NJ. LEN. o. LESTER "A
! s~ssdIdats is tfstait clstk y rrnoia county
n be xsseml ~ sleessen sat57ste VI lls usiniy
csnveniien.
we are aetheriaed to announce
the name Of Jaincsc. Brady Us o
oamlldate Cor slseriil Of panolu
County 1t the Noyeml'cr election
suiiet sothe approval OF the eouo-
rs Convention.
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NJ. AlnrlnL
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SaFdis Male Academy,

The examination Of tits High
School for boys, which bad been go.
ing on for several days previously,
,loscd on Friday night, 18th ult.,
with q grand exhibition. We had
the pleasure Of witnessing the cxer-
eiscs, and confess 70 the enjoyment
Of 4 rare treat.
AZ an early hour the seats ii the
rotnala of tho Fair Grounds verc
merely filed. Almost every ncigl,>
borhood oil the north side Of the
river was represented; and to shy
that the audience on that occasion,
for Intelligence, r%ciincmdut, beauty
and elegance, was such an oncas any
community might justly be proud Of,
Is not 0attcry, but the simple truth.
The first part Of the exercises Of
thoevening consisted ofdeclamations
BY the more advanced boys; and we
but do them simple justice when We
say they acquitted llcmsclvesi in such
q manner as to win plaudits FROM
all who heard them.
After the declamations by the
boys, Major Rolelt T. Duncan, Of
Memphis, entertained the audience
with ii beautiful, chaste and we'll do
Ilivered address on the subject Of cd.
ucatiou aud labor.
Tic various prizes were next pre-
sonted to those to whom they had
been awarded, by col II. w. Walter,
Of Holly Springs, in a short, but APP
propriatc and soul sdrringaddrcss-
sucll an addresses Col, iyaltcrknows
how to make, aud cali make, and
docs make, VIII D lie is in tho right
lumor, and he was exactly in the
right hpmor on Friday night.
The following young gentlemen
and boys were awarded prizes I:
n Rheto,ie--Jamcs B,,yhanan.
u this class y. A. Carlton, Sidney
Carlton, james Love and Frank
Jones, were marked is distinguish
ed ...s
IN EagliA Gummdr--Jimmi
Hobgood. Distinguished, R.ehart
Bonncr, Percy simnn us, VIII Mn
mahry and 10, henderson,
n 0,tAegraphy--w Mabry, jus
Buchanan, Richard naancf, job!
Samwas S;,lnev Carlton an,l El;sh
IIsr.le,s,,n ,l,aw "a, ia Grsf ng;zc-
win Mahrv a,ew 4
II Ta,a..w ;l,o Fnrynsor Fran
.Jones freeman Williamson. ";
Mohrv s;loev CARTON. J;mmI
uohcooa. EGsla Henderson and v,
MN no,,sr INV Is liz prize-W,
,lrs r.rgaso. d,ew Il.
y a,almrt;e--rrank jones.-
p;s,;aauished = Ummie,I Iohroo
wsltsr fa,,lt,. nnl percy Summon
i ~ ,n~.a. a.a Va.
unour ,hc larger Lsys. and WI
\ Lavender. asnUng the smaller, We
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N &% AMXpNtK 4fMN &4AM ~ Nh
The weather Y warm afa su'try,
Dprlng theiast weok vs. nave nag
good seasons al our lmmou,a'c s'oan'
Nv though our ne'glD0's ~ n, y,
south pre suu y ~ r''n. y !,
crops ale spos.c0, s.'',e e9ve wv
s0'ae Jaw ] 49, WY, ~. " O0s,
wa o'0pa aA'0 ~ M =
W 'as' - 1's8''
1. The e1eps ln'this mmed'a'enelg'~
porhocu, md especially north OF this
Ie,oinf nrr 1ookin0 snlpn8idlv 0ru.
'af'ness uave naa .ne gVoa sense 'A's
yea'ls0 psen' p'sil'y . CORN anu =
01ssqasn p'0 rs ! a0'sn
no Asns PRICE. 00''on 'ooss wel!'
no =, oeea P''''eu' anta y
~n'' CONSEQUENTLY Or,nga sood price.
ohc y Wy causes y 'he success q
the crops this overlooking ut Il
from itsprcsent standpoint-has bccn
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AT K=tKHH4HE MA-
Alta meeting 81 lie eitizcns Of
.I,pnula tuuuiy held at the Court
horse in he own Of paiioh on Mon.
day alsl, laly 1871, BY motion
kiuqansl, Lester, WIS called 70 the
Clair aasd 1, D. level, requested
lsasiss sssrrtaEs Gait, g J. Vance
isiseaia p lsisf, sleqpsut md forslblc
s~lsan,lsr safaleA Nc object ~ THE
sauselirg and dwelt ut seine length
s,poa tAe wrongs inflicted upon TIC
people of I've County by au cStray.
.aEpns ma vsslelOl .lse Of the public
munies AMI The misrepresentation !
pllllr eitiaeus, ~ tl,e r'rty now IL
aNvfcr, acnoupcing them with
such expressive language a cannot
rs WILL misaalerrtooJ.
IA The suggestion 81 Capt. Vance
-a..anmi,iee Ma appointed 70 draft
revolutions expressive II the sense
Of The meeting. Whercupou, the
~foluwlug naulca q ntleman were
alausinted, &. D. Vance, w. r,
w...,,s.. .ft,ei Il. Wall. 4. b. Hol.
IA Nh a,,dfcm n lester The
e.,m.,;,l,ss rstireJ AMI after due
i,Is,,,,;, Z, ,,,ortcd the following
ii. Resided. TIN, this meeting
n,,,,,.t ,l,at lilo r~llisc,,s e cach
Es.l ii il,o coa,,ly Mill hold con.
.,ys,,tio,,a twl,jcl, have not already
done Il. aua seIort deIe@ates. 10 al.
tsuJ / e.,uu,y convention. and d
sesr...eat Them n said convention,
f.s llc ,s,r,.,sc Il nominating suita.
IL Sand;dasss d r@e,,rcseut Il il II,
nex, l4sr;.lature. aud d nh 81,
county oii,es.
rss.,y,d. That va recommend
'sthat IN said Conservative Count,
cuase rs meet al tI,c aCou,l
ua..... II. I'M ,a,,n ~ pa,al, ",