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or public money in any way to aid that po-
litical committee. ! never wished the com-
mittee in the first instance 10 disseverate
from the treasury department" Ia referring
to the labor OF the go7ernment employees
upon his premises Mr.. Sherman says: 81
want to say, emphatieslly and without
equivocation, that no man ever worked for
me while | was secretary Oi the treasury
who was on the rolls oi the treasury
department, during Office hours, but what
he was either paid for,it, or believe he was
paid for it, by Pitney or out ot my own
pocket" Sherman also positively denied
having any knowledge or information with
regard to alleged irregularities and impro-
per entries detailed IN evidence taken
BY the "Meline invesug atiug committee"
and he never knew any article was ever
bought for the treasury department that
was not paid for by its Own commercial
name. The report Gays, concerning the state
ment of Sherman thai he had no knowledge
of irregularities, that no witness states that
Sherman knew that any funds OF the treasury
department were ever used for his own indi-
vidusl benefit or otherwise nisapplied.
Republican Caucus.
Representative Robson presided at the
caucus of the Republican Representatives
tonight. \ resolution was adopted without
dissent to the effect that any legislation at
the present time looking to a reduction of
Internal revenue taxes upoI. whisky, tobacco
and cigars is unwise and inexpedient, but
that some relief should be accorded by Con-
gress by extending the time during which
whisky may remain in bond without the
payment of revenue tax. No caucus action
was taken on the subject of the proposed
change of rules of the House, and members
are left to exercise their individual iudg-
ment whenever the question comes up for
consideration.
Capital Brevites-
The exports of provisions, tallow and dairy
products for January and February are
valued at S22, ,447,776.
United States bonds redeemed at the treas
ury under the 1O5!h call, SIG, ,769 $50; 1O6th
call, SIS, 145 300; 10Th call, Ss, 1885, 900.
The commissioner of Indian affairs f2vors
the removal of the Apache, Navajo and
NJ scslo Indians in New Mexico to a suitable
res. rvation in the Indian Territory.
The treasury awarded contracts for work
on the customhouse at Nashville as follows:
Iron railing. etc, William Clements; stone
work, P-ter Swan; artificial stone walks, H.
l.. Crawford.
MIR. B G low, the attorney of Sergeant Ma
son, has prepared a petition for a writ of
hobeos corpus, on the ground that the court
martial had no jurisdiction in time OF peace,
and even if it had, it exceeded its powers in
imposing q sentence in excess of the punish
ment authorized by law.
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Mr.. ADAMS American minister at Bolivia,
writes that the Chilians open his letters,
even those from his wife, not without guilty
knowledge of the Gillian government. 1t
looks as if a little active policy was required
to ward the people who "can beat the
N~,ngsa, avarv time
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LITTLE Rock, March Ia sensational
shooting affray Just occurred in this city.
Miss Matte Davis, aged seventeen. was fol-
lowed home by a man named Z. c. Breck-
tan, who, arriving at her home where a
young lady was staying, attempted to vio-
late her person. The girl seized pistol
ard shot tBreckton in the back OF the head.
The wound is slight. Breckton was arrested
and is In iaiI
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A Wild Scheme.

The London Telegraph says project is on
foot TO place New York within FIVE and a
half days of Paris by railway. 1t an
nounces that well known American railway
operator is endeavoring 10 interest Euglish
capitalists in a scheme for constructing a
railway from New York through Canada,
New Georgia and Alaska to Cape Prince of
Wales, where the passengers are TO be con-
veyed by steamer to Est Cape, on the oppo-
site As,atic coast of Behring's Strait, and
distant about forty miles from the northwest
est extremity of the American continent.
From E ,st Cape the road will be constructed
across Russian territory, in Northern Asia,
until it joins the Siberian railway system,
already in connection with all the European
capitals
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DURIsG the eight months ending with
February 375, 100 emigrants entered the
United States. How many settl' RS did Ten
nessee ge. out Of the whole?
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YEAR by year the house of lords in EGG
laud sinks lower in inf huence and in legisl a
tive power. The recent victory gained over
it by Gladstone diminishes still further its
authority A check aud a rebuke from the
house of common, is humilating, but the
lords has to submit 10 both.
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The present food is causing many intel
Igen. persons on the banks of the Missis-
zippi t. question The utility CT levees, and
many are discu sing the problem, shall we
buili higher levee', or shall we adopt the
E ads plan AMI have a deep channel?
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GERMANY
PREPARED FOR ANY EMERGENCY.

PHEPAHED fUH Any EMEhUFNCl.
BERLIN, March 15.-The intsrview be-
tween the emperor and Bismarck Sunday
was for the purpose of discussing the Rus
sian question. The Skobsleff affair is re-
garded as settled, but great W watchfulness is
required. Bismarck has loEg since arranged
European combinations for every eventu-
alitv
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A FORMER waiter at the Parker House,
Boston, has en- sending threatening letters
TO the proprietor Of that establishment de-
maniiag $4,000 on pain OF being shot. The
detectives have trace! him and he is in Jail.
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In June the people Ct Iowa are to vote ON
the following proposed amendment to the
State constitution: NO person shall manu-
lac ure fo7 sale, or sell, or keep for sale as
beverage, any intoxicating liquors whatever,
including all wine and beer"
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ENGLAND.
THE LAMsoN CASE.

LONDON, March 15.-The Times. on the
case of DR.. Lamson, says: at wonld be diff
Fl ,ult to fiRd example in which the proof
of criminality was more complete. The con-
viction OF DIR. Lsmson may contribute TO the
safety of many lives which hi' acquittal
would have placed in peril"
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National EnameIed and Timed AssO-

COLUMBUS, o, March 15.-The Enameled
and Tim ID Association of the United States
met here to-day, with full representation,
and elected R. Peterson, of Philadelphia,
president, and w. n. Barrows, of Philadel-
phia, secretary. Prices for the coming three
months were fixed at the old rate. The
agency business was discussed at length, and,
by a resolution, limited to Philadelphia,
New York and Baltimore. The association
adjourned to meet at Saratoga the se cond
Wednesday in June. -
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MARRIED..

HOOKER-MARs4 4ALT.-At The residence of DR..
Pugh Houston, Iuka, Mississippi, March g. 1882 by
the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. Colonel 7. B. HOOKER. of
Delta. CoGhona county, Mississippi, and Miss
MARY B. MARSHALL. daughter of the late pr- R. T.
Mar, h, Il, OF Iuka.
HALL-SOODLETT-Tuss evening, March
a. 1872 at a. &c ock, Mr.. WM. e. HALL AID Miss
AEsIE A. GoODLSTr. No cards. CMadison Qnd-)
papers please copy
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THE EUROPEAN CAPITALS.
King Humbert's Birthday-The Lam
SON Case-Austria and Russia.

ROME, March 15.-There wa. great rejoic-
ing yesterday in honor of King Humbert's
birthday. The city was gaily decorated and
the troops were reviewed by his majesty.
Foreign sovereigns telegraphed consratala-
in the nroVinces
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ESTARLISHEn 1910.
INIIECATIONa.

For Tennessee and the Ohio UaHey, JAR
,5safAer, aorh 10 uest rinds, higher barometer
slightly cooler r5aher. The Mississippi triU re-
min stationary, Or rise slightly Of stations below
Msmpkis Tenn.
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EASTERN cotton-mills are reducing wages
and provoking strikes; 'uthsrn mills are
prospering. The Huntsville cotton-mill Is
about to increase the number Of its spindles
from 1900 To 5000
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Small Banking EaiIure,

PrTTsBURG, March 15.-The banking firm
of Ralsuon, McQuard & Co, of Fairview, Pa,
suspended to-day. Liabilities between $780,
900 and $500, ,oOG; assets not known.
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be seyerer than ever before from the same
cause there is no room 10 doubt.
/ will write you again from Louisville. I
confidently expect 10 obtain more perfect
data along the Ohio H.
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Sad Accfdent.

From an Appeal COrrespondent-l
WEST PoIST, Miss, March l2-Fi ank
Vaughn, an esteemed and clever citizen OF
the western section of Clay county, and Sol
Chandler, colored, were recently drowned
while attempting 10 cross a swollen stream.
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The bullion value OF the 4l24 grains sill
yer dollar il rather higher in the market,
quoting TO.SS3G.
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Sensational shooting ARRAY.

PAIN and weakness of lungs, liver, kid
neys and urinary organs relieved by using
RroMufs IrOn Bilters.
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MOLDERS.
Dissolution Notice.

OWING to the death Of Colonel John z. Came
~ ron the firm OF Cameron d Co. l. this day dls-
solved. AL claims against the firm will please be
presented Immediately The business viii be con
tinued by me. -
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DIED.

MURRAY-wednesday morning. March 15, 1ss2
at O'Clock, SCOTT A. MURRAY. infant son of ]. II.
and Georria w Murray.
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Cork, March 15.-The authorities are ap-
prehensive of an uPrisiug next Friday. The
police are tearinZ down placsrds bearing the
words: "Be ready on ST. Patrick's day
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San Francisco, March 81 large meet
ing was held this evening by the trades as
sembly of this city, at which were unani-
mously adopted resolutions sympathizing
with the strikers at Omaha and condemning
in strong terms the action of the civil au-
thorities in invoking military aid; also ex-
tending hearty sympathy with the leaders OF
the strike who were arrested.
d. BIRscH & Co. Old Judge cigars. factory
4 V hoat fnr o.
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LONDON, March l5.-A Bsriin CORE spond
ent says the Russian representatives at the
German courts have been instructed to ten
der the respective governments to which
they are accredited, demonstrative assur-
ances that the zar is firmly resolved to
maintain amicable relations with Germany.
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WHEN you feel a cough or bronchial al
fection creeping on the lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Peciorsl, and cure il before it be-
comes incurable
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IN Memphis, at S. Mansfield & Co.'s drug
store, can be found that great English
malarial remedy, DR.. Leslie's Quinine Wine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-16

EXTREMELY palatable, and sure cure for
all malarial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinlne
Wine.
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EN- GOVERNOR HENDRICKS,

Of Indiana, delivered the following speech:
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GESTLEMES-You
will, no doubt, regard it as appropriate, in
responding to this toast, to refer to some OF
the circumstance that especisl'y contributed
TO our country's greataess and power. Some
of the important influences and agencies
must, however, be omitted. l cannot so
much a make mention of sll the railroads,
telegraphs and telephones, which have been
heretofore sufficiently discussed, but with
your permission and approval we viii take
a Journey upon some OF the great lines
of railroads. Shall it he from Bos-
ton to San Francisco Seven days
and seven nights will pass, as the
train hes onward, before you hear the cease
less murmur OF the Pscihc. Such journey
from Paris, eastward, would carry IA be-
youd Europe and far into Asia. The line
Of our travel makes and measures great
extent 0; cur conbtry. The same flag re-
m aims over Us. lAPplsuse.l He then de-
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a0TION CARpING& SPINNING

EE Machinery FOR SALE Complete sys-
~ tenn (now running) comprising Kitson Opener.
Kitson spreader, Il Worker 4 Stripper Cards, 80
inches: Drawing Frames, Higyings's Slubber, 81
gpindles; Providence " Co. slubber, 50 spindles;
2Hggins's speeders, III spindles each; Providence
Speeder, l52 spindles; % Ring Spinning Frames
iZ76 spindIes; Reels, Warp Mills, spoolers, etc
WIN be sold in lots to suit purrhasers- Address
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viii be FavorabIy Reported.

Representative Gioson's bill making an
appropriation for the construction, repair,
completion and preservation of certain
works on the Mississippi river, in accordance
with the recommendation Of the Mississippi
River Commission, will be faverably re-
ported to the House. It appropriates So
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REWARD.
xl.seb RkewArfk.

WE Win pay the above reward for any czse Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Inoi-
gestieu Constipation or Costi7e1sss We cannot cure
win WesH Vegetable Liver Pills, when the rirec-
ions sz1ctly compiled with. They are surely,
Vegetable. and never fail 20 give Estisfset.oH,
sugAr-cogteo. LarEe boxes. coDtE.E4uz % puls, =
cents. FOR Ezle y al crEzyiEis- BeEsrs o. coun-
terfeits and f-nirrtiurs. The SsuLLae UianufGF~
tured oniy By JOES c. WET q Co, '-4he EtH
Xakers' ia and Is3 ". 1ssdison street, Caieszu.
Free tTlaa package scLL ny Kali. p-elaic re.
capt OF 3 s-ocnt EiaIap. For sale 81 a. EsuksyE
ms Main street., Memphis
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AMERICAN CITIZENS
In British Prisons - Correspondence
Relative TO Their Imprisonment
Under the Coercion Act.
Report Of the Contingent Fund lhyesti-
eating COmmittee-PrOpOsed In
ternal Revenue Reductions.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The President
has been notified by Judge Blatchford that
he accepts the associate justicesSip.
Rosecraus Chosen Chairman
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The toasts of the evening were as follows:
sour county" Thomas A. Hendricks; "An-
drew Jackson" Wm. F.Volss; "An Indivsi-
BILE Union of Indestructible States," L. o. c.
Lamar; "a Reunited Country" VI. c. P.
Breckenridge; Local Self-government," Ly-
man TrumbulI; "Tarif' for Revenue Only,"
Frank A. Hurd; Opposition to Monopoly" +"
Joseph R. Dcolittle The Democratic
Press" Henry Watterson; The Monroe
Dactrine," W. J. Allen; "The Future Of the
Republic" Richard T. Merrick; ''The Presi-
dent of the United States, the reforms neces-
cary to the proper administration OF the
Office" John C. Black; "The State OF Hi
nois," John D. Ca;oD; The City OF Chi
cago." Carter II. Harrison.
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The House Committee on Railways and
Canals dire cted a report favoring the Hen
derson bill, which provides for the construc-
ton of the illinois and Mississippi canal,
for the purpose OF cheapening transporta-
ton" This is the so-cslled Hennepin
canal bill. A million Of dollars is appropri-
ated by the bill. The minority report in
opposition is to be submitted
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.



LONDON, March ia Times editorial
says that "war between Austria and Russia is
always possible, but at present there is not,
we trust, serious peril. The establishment OF
the Servian kingdom under Austrian aus
pices is an important guarantee of peace, nor
is the Savonic storm likely yet to break
upon Germany. We have reason to believe
that Bismarck has no tears in that direction,
aud he neither expects an attack nor intends
o., he -
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Civil and Minina EY1uIneerin0

In the University OF Virginia Fun course
IN these departments by q staH Of 1x Profeeson
se<sion open Oct 1kt P, o. University Of Virginia
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Generall Rcsecrans was chosen chairman
of the Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee, also chsirman OF the executive
committee. Representative Flower @as elect
ed menb r of the exc cutive committee, and
he and g neral Rosecrans are empowered to
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| ing no further nominations the conven-
ton proceeded to ballot as follows:
Centre district, Stump Is; Lee dis
trict, Stump Z, Ferrel o; Sheridan dis
trict, Ferrel Is; Sherman district,
ton district, Stump IA.
Mr.. Stump having receixed the requi-
site number of votes, was declared the
nominee of the convention, and on mo-
ton of Capt. III. A. Ferrel his nominal
ton was made unanimous.
For County Commissioner, Mr.. Ham
ilton nominated Harrison II. Ferrel,
Esq, and Mr.. Stevenson nominated
Geo. Monroe, Esq, and vote being
taken, resulted in the nomination OF
Mr.. Ferrel.
On motion of Capt. A. Knots, re-
solved, that in the opinion OF this Con-
yention, either Calhoun or Gilmer coun-
ty is entitled to the candidate for Sena-
tor from the third Senatorial District;
and that the delegates from this county
TO the next Senatorial Convention be
instructed, and the delegates from Gil
mer be requested to use all honorable
means to secure such candidate. On
motion OF Mr.. Farrar, resolved. that
each delegate to this Convention should
use all honorable means to secure the
election of its nominees. On motion of
Mr.. Linn, Chairman and Secretary OF
the Convention, were added to the sew
eral lists of delegates to the Convention
above named. On motion Of Mr.. G,
Johnson the Democratic papers in this
Senatorial Distrit and the Wheeling
Weekly REGISTER were requested to
publish the proceedings of this Conyen-
ton. On motion of Capt. Knots, the
Convention adjourned.
GEO. w. SILCOTT, RUFUS KNOTS,
Secretary. Chairman.
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lOO,OOOl Bottles.

'etS upon the Liver.
hts upon the kidneya
Regulates the Bowels.
'urities the Blood.
'nietS the Nervous System
Promotes Digestion.
Furnishes, Strengthens and InEIS
hrrIes on the Old Blood and makes
pens the pores OF the skin and In.
Healthy Precipitation.
futraliZes the hereditary faint or poison
blood, which generates Scrofula, Erysipe-
all manner OF skin diseases and eXter-
1mOrS.
are no spirits employed In It's manufse-
.Pd Il can be taken by the most delicate
d by the aged and feeble, care only being
b In attention TO directionA
LAND BRANCH, kanawha Co., W. Va.
used Or. Clark JohnsOns Indian Blood
n my family for four years, and in all
4 has proved 70 be as recommended. II
bed me Of Diphtheria. s. 3. JONES.
BCRNSvILLE, BraXton Co, W. Va
e been entirely cured OF Heart Disease
use OF DIR. Clark JOhnSOns Indian Blood
recommend its use to the sffiicted.
WA. WORKMAN
EVANSVILLE, Braxton Co., W. Va.
suffering with Dyspepsia and Livel
lint for several years, Twas persuaded TO
Clark JOhnSOnS Indian Blood Syrup,
has succeeded in making q new man out
CAIN A. HINKLE
EVANSVILLE, Braxton Co, W. Va.
- DR.. Clark JohnSonS Indian Blood
s all you recommend 10 to be was az.
|Gith Liver Complaint for a great many
pa the Syrup completely cured me.
ELIZABErH RlFELE,
PARRErTS BIND, W. Va, Feb. Is, 1871.
& LARK JoHNSON-I have been cured OF
ne Oy using your Indian Blood Syrup
mend Il highly. KATIE B. GENTRY
wanted for the sale OF the Indian
|fyrup In eyey town or village in which I
agent. Particulars given on appuca-
DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
iSy u West Third Street, New
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CALHOUN COUNTY.
Meeting Ofthe Democratic Convention
Delegates Appointed - other Pro-
eePdiuRS.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.

ceedings.
Special Correspondence Of The Register.
EVANSVILLE, CALHOUN COUNTY,
July 2O.-At convention of the Demo-
cratic party of the county of Calhoun,
held at the Court House thereof on
Tuesday the 18th of July, 1882, pursuant
to a call issued by the Executive Com
m ttee, on motion of J. M. Hamilton,
Rufus Knots, Esq, was elected chair
man and George w. Silcott secretary.
The usual committees were appointed.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed resolution admitting as delegate
for his district every Democrat present,
which resolution was adopted.
The Committee ON Basis Of Represen-
tation reported, recommending that the
several districts be entitled to the num-
Der of votes following: Washington,
IA; Sherman, Is; Lee, Is; Center, IL;
and Sheridan, Is; and that SO votes be
necessary to choice, which report was
agreed to.
The committee on order of business
reported that the convention proceed,
first, to appoint delegates to the State
Convention; second, delegates to the
Congressional Convention; third, dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention;
fourth, to nominate a candidate for the
House of Delegates; and fifth, to nomi-
nate candidate for County Commis-
sioner; which report was agreed to.
Delegates were appointed to the several
conventions as follows:
State Conveniently. w. Cunning
ham, H. r. Ferrel, Geo. Monroe, Levi
Petit, q. w. Maze, James w. UNI
stead, VIM. NJ. Bennett, G. Belts, Allen
Stalnaker. Jesse G.. Gamer, G. Johnson,
Orlando Hartman, Joseph Hayhe-t,
VIM. G. Bennett, James Barr, M. l..
Shapes, Adam Westfall, VIM. Barr,
]. H. Kingsbury, II. A. Altezer, c. II.
Richardson, l. G. Waite, @. w. Shafer,
]. w. Kerby, Rufus, Knots, d. c.
Sturm, Z. NJ. Siers, w. A. Duffield,
Perry Mollohon and w. III. Campbell.
Congressional Conventional. C.
Goodnight, G. w. Wix, L. II. Tippett,
VIM. ]. Clark, Philip Tippett, Joseph
Cain, P. c. Campbell, J. ]. Thomas, ].
Hamilton, A. H. Stump, s. T. Riddel,
R. G. Linn, Patrick Rafferty,, j. ID.
Johnson, s. c. Barr, w. G.. Bennett, A.
Huffman, Thomas T. Hodges, J. II.
Kingsbury, George Lynch, George
Downs, II. A. Altizer, c. III. Richard
son, G.. w. Hartman, Jr., A. Knots,
r. ]. Chenoweth, Rufus Knots, ID. c.
Sturm, J. ]. Siers, and w. A. Duffield.
Senatorial Conventional. A. Fer
rel, ]. P. Knight, VIM. c. Wilson, G.
w. Ferrel, +. NJ. Cain, r. s. Rsybuck,
John Hsyhurst, VIM. L. Stevenson,
Emory Ball, Jacob Hayhurst, c. Belts,
George w. Silcott, JAIME Barr, Thomas
F. Ferreb Levi Morris, Robert A. Fer
rel, VIM. Wright, Worth Barr, A. 81.
Sturm, David w. Knight, G. L. Flesher,
B. F. Sturm, George Downs, George
Gibson, w. w. Bailey, r. ]. Cheno-
with, Perry Mollobon, A. Knots, w.
A. Duffield and ID. c. Sturm.
The convention then proceeded to
nominate candidate for the House of
Delegates.
Mr.. Stevenson nominated Taylor r.
Stump, Esq.
Mr.. Umstead nominated Capt. Henry
A. Ferrel.
Mr.. Altizer nominated w. L. Steven
son, Esq, but at the request Of the latter
his name was withdrawn; and there be-