and an m >ic be .im's* : . u,. a: 3
-hould not i.ace ailor. --; ~i:n • : iu
be ii'ir-d in ihe Dcni '-raim camp.—
He ha.- to -itiiul on a phumrm im.de
by copperhead -blicia.vh * are
brill upon i Im ab.niti m < f the Chris
tian >a > ’a. a. I. i- 11 M r f ail
nmd-e I- rtuiiiii.g bill iim pm’:• ■rm
upon whit e i.e ..tai-l- wi!i t-mmi l
tile most r -rrufi a ! r ml lie 1 peo
11 i’l'l 111 It \ x NoMIX.v l loX*. The
H' raid putiii.-hes th- prov.aniings of
the Grant Couniv ilepu' Ini i on-
Venn ii, fit Hon t seem parti. tiiariy
pica-, fi with ii.- aeiion lion. .1 II
Rountree. I lie efficient Senator from
that v'otintv f>r two \ ais pasi. was
defeated lor r<-nomination by Mr.
G. (' Iluzleton, an able ami p nmlui
lawyer, ol Boscobel. Maj. I ’. Gray
Burman, formerly of ll‘- Bith regi
ment.who vv a • badly wounded at the
battle of Sh fob, and who we heli.-. <>
has made a first rate Superintendent,
was defeated by a Io vote b\ I’.
J. Brook-4 Bloomington, l etm i!;,
Talton. young man who i- repor:
ed to stand well as a tiae'ier. i’he
I’latlviLe H’ D.e.ss also expre-s. s di*-
satisfaetioii with the action ot ti.>
Convention. —State !■, inail.
