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carriages. Harness. vvhips. &C.

FTsHE Subscribers assortment OF Gaftia-
sas Harness. whips, Sr. is tioW COM
niete, and hs intsttes an examination, ~
Iii stock before purchasing IN New OF
leans, as n guarantees his prices as low as
as any Ill The South.
starausesn corner If Third and FleriAe
Streets. Manufacturing and iepaiHns IN
superior style At the old established stand
colnet OF Main and Church Streets.
w L. THNNARn.
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New and Popular Music,

TIME Flower Queen; Say yes Pussy /;
Bell Brandon; Don't be angry Mother !;
Norma March serenade March; 'I'is
Midnight Hour; When the moon on the
lake il heaming Aurora Gallopade, Sa-
lnte a Ia France; Willie we have missed
you; and Shanghai Polka. lust received
and for sale by GEO. NJ. HER0NAN.
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10 Planters.

A lIglN's Corr and Cotton Thltlvator.
IA This truly useful agricultural imrfov
meat. has been fully testedhy highly res
pertahie aud practical planters who aftetful
trial, say that by its usa. " the cultivation
III Cptn, Cane. OF Cotton. there i . saving
Of i'll least ona third the labor to man and
horse over the common plow. ~ new
invention, Patented March 20, isiH.
Planters are invited to call and examine II.
A supply on hard and for sale ly
w. +. TlfNNARn.
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House furnishings.

WI ATER Cisterns. prippers and Ewers; !;
" oval oelagon and colared Hal Lamps ,
epam,lled Stew Pans, block tin and iron
Sauce Pans. turned brass Preserve ket-
ties. cast iron and earthen Spttoons oval
square and Gothic Walters; Salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes, slimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters, ,
common Yankee ditto, common. wooden
Furnished, Brittania and silver plated Ia
bic Caaiorx, at MoNrAN Y HueuET.
MAYS. Church street.
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To Architects. Hvtidera. FInntesa. &c..
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform
the public that they have IL the City
Of Bafen Rouge. one Of the largest and
heat machine sAnns III the United States
far the manufacture of every description 81
SASH DOORS. BLINDS. MOTLnINGS
Turninr. Planning. Tongueii,g and Gtpov-
ing and that they are luly prepared to
contract for the erection Of Building sc,
IT, Orders Oiled with neatness and des.
pateh Oh the most reasonable terms.
jalyil. BROWN y FOREST
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nYnnnn Amersen sagnt store.

ranny tsRANnrHE having purchased the
| Heaap atnra ef y tethois IN LafaT Tette. in
tne,ns thats fpntia aud The ruhlie geretallr that
thev haye ,uat rpepiyei tteni New q, leans large
Apsartnsnt ef Impnttsa gpgats Of All brands,
ptnss III HI, sprts Mo- 1 asserted Chewing aud
amshina ynhaeer Imported riaafettas and asa
tha beat Metes,s Resprs An orders from the
country promptly attended 70,
The yenuu America Cigar store solieits share
sf public patronage.
an.antf uIIAs. aRANnrRE
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Tser,,et,.t,rys,

DERsONs having money IN spend for
\ Groceries. cannot do better than call al
the brick building recently eterted on the
corner Of Africa and st Ferdinand streets,
where qu,d pro quo is always ready for
exchange. Additions and supplies are con-
stanily receiving. NJ. e Bkf AN
iulyo9 s. i. Cor. Court House Square
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sp.sotf
Notice.

\ TENDER To nav pations sincere thanks
l. tor their rast liberal patronage and soil.
citing an extension Of their iavars. at the
same time would inform them and the cathA
nlunty at large thai have this day asso.
riated with myself George Forest ei
rlasuemine. The business will be con-
tinted M der the name ard iirm Of Brown
u Forest
Baton Rouge iulyi W BROWN.
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vEsasiC Teaching.

rT7llE subscriber. we'll knowing
Il 10 The citizens Of BatpnTf q ~
Rouge. frun long residence. offers his pro
lassotial services to the public, az teacher
Of the riaHu FoRrF, the V'nhlr, md Con-
vhf-A-risror He will also furnish mpsic
lot Private Parties. oifea, Ssr Letters
addressed to him through the pos' office,
viii be promptly answered, and orders lett
Al the t'anet office. will meet immediate
attention. Iettl4l II w. JOLLY.
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H'irst Arrival of the season
AT THE ONE PRICE
fTOfIssssg Esss2s0l'isssss.

TIME subscriber has Just received by
L. steamer CRfsefaI CRY, from New
York. large and beautiful assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting ot Linen Bosom Shirts, SILK.
Cotton aad Mefno under shirts Shirt Col
lars. Linen and Cotton Draws Hosiery,
Gloves, snspenders. Linen and silk Pocket
HdkI., gfayats Neck Ties. scarfs Stocks,
Be. all Of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will lie sold at low prices. In order TO
do Justice and give satisfaction TO cash buy
e,a he has made it rule IN all cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly aehere to that principle.
sspts4y. w ~. PHiLLlPs4
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nsnrfie,aYar Nntice.

DLANTERS and others purchasing Gro.
| reries through their servants, viii
please notice the fact that they can be
supplied with a prime article for as little
money at the corner nj Africa and st
Ferdinand sts., as elsewhere.
aug 10. NJ. " BIZ AH
4. r.. corner Court House Square.
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saw ana saW NIa,Ies.

NROsSVUT, Pit, panneI, Rip, lemon,
II Steel and brass back Butchers, Sow,
Webb. rrnaing, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sises aud Tho rnost ef them oil
Spear Ii Jacksonss make. Always on
hand ut the Hardware store oi
FanaS --Assrfga ! Lasesr,
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l1rofrssianal uoiiffs.
lsfnfsssalnhnt s,nrsI.

FFHfeN#HNFsNN NHFNs
nR, DuCHEtNs ss the Medical Faculty
III oi Montpelier lFfaneel having re.
recently established himself III this City,
etfess bis nfoIe ssienal services % the public
ggr-lie will at all times be found at Mf
puinhs residence, ll1ear Judge Burkfsl
unlsss professionally enKagel lecta5.tf.
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EDMOND LEGENDRE.
worker in Tin, Copper and sheet Iron.

4atfa Nsdify opposite Bedt's stabse.
FEslIE subscriber will attand promptly
4 To all orders il his line, making ard
repairing cutters copper pipes tof naehlne-
~. stote pipes. ese.
T1g5-A guoJ stock Of Tin ware always on
hand. and niatla 10 order. ~
may 3-y4 BID. hEVNN ~.
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- --.1l---
1NSUR RANCE.
Southern rt..sunt Insurance. Company
ee Baton HDuaea

sf Rsssti Hnraes
Incorporated By Act f iegssiatbts Of io''isfat'a,
dpprotsd, Nuteh 1zdb, ls6s.
A authorised Grpitat. .,.:s R6O0snba,oo.
The Southern MufaR fpsurahfe ConipanH,
Of Baton Rouge, have this day eomneneed
operations. and are prepared to take FiRf,
MARipr, aud RtYrR Risks.
Directors.
James N Brown, Leon Bunneeaze,
John Fl kferpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, " T. innnatd,
los. V Durable. Joseph Larguief
G. Il, Mediation, VIM. s. Pike,
Trustees
w. II. Walkpt, lessee Hart,
+. n. Conrad, :. q. IsTfutk,
Chas. A. Slack, James NJ Brnnot,
Eeslhene Aiaih, w. u. Phillips.
Joseph 4. Williams, Thompson ]. Bird
/ +, Npl4n. Daniel II, Avery,
John A Dppehetty. Samuel NJ Hart,
WILLIAM e. PIKE. pfes't
AhFHsp EnFrrHRs, see'yi
Baton Rouge, tan'Y. 22, 1886. IT,
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Dodge's Warranted Cow Bells!
THE LARGEST Of which are heard and Under
/ favorable circumstances, ever or b miles
distant. good assortment on hard, for sale nj
mayo7. LARsrTgH & JAsoUx
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French aHautialas.

TUE Indies are invited to examine our
L beautiful assortment Of French Imported
Fnrjna Maniilias, nf the latest and mast fashion,
ahis STYLES rurrha sad Of the importers in N York,
a. the assortment Il not very large. The ladies
would do we'll to caii eaflf-~at the
psibsnRiptta uHEAF GAsH aTnRt,
nay9h- IT, Lafayette Street.
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aanpE,r A.. puGs.

rTvHE subscriber has iustfeeeived from
4. New York, large assortment Of In
grain Three Ply, and Brussels Carpets, all
of which will be cold at low prices.
sent "a w p. PHILLIPS.
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BATON ROUGE
ana gnnnritln Eaf. q hiiahma O

NUN subscriber having removed tB the ehrnpr
] IL Thitl and Florida sts, IL nvH prepared tp
dp work a,ttfusteh t. ha care IN the neatest and
,fis wfrktnsnike ,nannpf;
sflH at.sists MS almost sssnesP New
lie IA prepared to dye hi HE hatlies& aeittlemfn
tAnIEs.
ttrare Etav Wis dyed " tuer resturad. 10 matter
what fulot silk Dresses, EhaHis, Mantillas, BET
sees. rarasals, cleaned, dyed Or repaired; Leg
horn Bonnsts, dyed " washed.
GENTLEMEN
ttaszipefes. Mepnps, Aipaeca. rinth Clothes,
aithpf cleaned. enlut restored ~ dyed to any
relat preferred, with despatch ami nea tness.
mayT NJ; HoEFIi, Dyer.
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storn, Rgran ana Oats.

4 Gnn BUSHELs WHITE CORN.
| ZOt 10 Tons Fresh Bran
700 Bushels Heavy Oats.
Received bv late arrivals and for sale by
lpneqs HARHEE II BENZ AMIN.
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AeenIIsfru.

NJ ~ " wv n
HsHE uSnBRSIaSEp aiIafs his ,@ -
L services ts the etitans % Bas IN ~
tan aavga snd the adjoining pafs 1lIIY II
sshps ne II prepared 70 execute VII tanner .,
Dental operations on The mast approved aud
Scientific principles known ID the nrefeasiaa.
neIne graduate af The Baltimore College nf
Dental safgeey. and with several searH practical
experience III his profession, he feels warranted
ID saving that IL He does apt give satisfaction No
charge will be naahe. strict attention gfvea 70
Irregularities Of ehfdpenss teeth
sss~ rERsis-4REAsuSAlLE. NeeharEe made
for professional advice.
sTF~ serFfssE-%Seooef Ffa0F NJ Herae,aa's
Esses ENst8sas fsfgaass Esass tt4as nes F1pfsda
4ssgesf. Ilasas,tEl RE-, TAYLOR, D. D. ..
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rNMAN's PATENT,
Gate and DD0r Springs.

Il this Invaluable Spring, has them on
hand and for sale 1T d price which Is Moth
ing compared with their utility Samples
can be seen al my store. on the gale OF
Joshua Real, and the Harvey House Door
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the aeatest parlos doors in this
,city. apply All MosrAN q Rueurr,
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and Liquors.

etrpERIOR OLD O'rARD, Dupny and Ex.
d coguae, Best II Brandy, Old Port Wine, Ann
ontiiiado sherry, Madeira Wine, Jamaica Rum.
Old bourbon Whisky, Old Scotch Whisky, 2o0doz.
London perter and Ale, for sale by
an.ao waI B0GEL, DYuxFist.
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Architectural Caros, Nf.
g. q. WILSON,
rirn IL Ilftt am nsthInl Pninia


House, Sign g. urn amental Painter,
1h,,s et.aat iva aeets Nnrth Of tha Post Office,
HAVING permanently ieeatea IN Batnn hadgpt
III He would respectfully solieit share y the
uulile ratFpnaue Being practicable wntkihsn, We
are ID work Oh the niust reasonable terms anu N
the hest style
Also. tafainins, MarblnE Chasing and Paper
hanging neatly exseutth.
g1FF~ Plantation work solicited anu promptly
attended to- hteis-t'
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Jbe Mlprni'lg Con'st,
pubiishsd Daily tntvnaays Excepted. ]
s@a4s - 3-44A--
ii. Al. PINE. xsiitsr ii Proprietor,
y = -4-4-4a-
office On Third Street.

Kw~ Esfsass ~ThH Subscriptions Hsad at the
rats III Nil lu per hhhuip, rasabls HI advance. cr
AID ull IA the expiration nl sx aianths. The Weeks
ty il published at s2 oil reF annDhi, Invariably III
adyanea. Both will BE- rnnetnally delivered with
Hi thAltatts af the tlts biz tile carrier.
e. #AAHvrftssssaa4- usR unllar PR saaafe
Fnf the frst nseftian, and half that aftunnt fot
ever Subsequent tihseftinhlten iiaes uf less COM
AtitHte Il sauAfns
YEARLY AhveKtisfnas Merchants ira
Aels. ana others, VIII be contracted with en the
ynast feAsanahis tefn,s
sF@ Hs,a w astl s~ArltH facilities for daihg
ssbs Wotk with neatttKss and aespateh--it ALI va
piatas eE epsfs, eattaut ba surpassed by any es-
fRhliahiiant lii thA Fitv4Asiirh as
LAWYERS batFFa-4IaLh fieEFTa @pnsfhns bith
stgars4-t,iit eF LaDIsas-pHoeass saRs.- EtFeftoN
#EeKgts -neItiBisfs' bAHHts &c sRrs eiRubtFRs---
and sisffika uAHts. Fer farther particulars, We
nyite vus, I'd Call and ere str specimens
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DensaI Notice.

1sHr subscriber continues the practice Of his
pregessias,, Az his asaee, On la. .~wss~~xvaaS
dasette IT.. Noeth ef the Easner &ss s
slaa "a. He has VI extended hts ufYYTYVY
.Maisttes r,a doing PLATE work, A-s-4 =
al ID asfsri the very best quality OF work, ~ re.
Apssss PRICES Mo ID III possession Of all the re-
cent improvements and discoveries II The art
mAys 4. FAY, M. %,
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TuE MAGIC CORN AND COB MILL.

rrnE ntAnfu conn AND COB MILL is super-
ivr 10 any heretofore offered for aRlNniRH
FEEp Fnh RFnGE. II will grind twenty bushels
pf sterk feed per hour. With The power OF enc
n,tilp OF II viii grind sis bushels Of fine meal
per hour, sts bushels tepth aita cub tor stock
iced per hour; with the power # pne mule.
This MAGIC MILL vas patented IN septem-
her, 1867, and is undoubtedly superior to al It's
predecessors
our prices will be fsnna 70 be much lnwer that
either mills Of inferior quality. For sale ~
shAlltEL LuUkE, I, 3 and Front IeFee.
New Orleans.
Agent for the Manufa facturers
asv~ The above aeseribei Mill can be seen Mt
ihe stnre If Il. H. purHET. Church etreet, baton
Hauae who ia the agent for the sale OF the
=afne the mill can be furnished Al any landing
M the river. between New Orleans aud Bayou
sara. for slh--freight included tnayf-1y
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Wlaiskey.
Paints. t,sss. class. etc.

Paints. Uats, tinss, etc.
TEpT constantly In large quantities and
IN supplied at New Orleans prices
freight added ior cash Wa. Roagt.
lu.yts Druggist.
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Direct. from New York.


/ HAVE just received per Express some ~g
OF tie most superior a0LD AND sfiI4 YIN
vEH ENGLISH PATENT LEVER WATGII4 49,
EE, uf the most celebrated Iiyerpoll MAX
ers
ALSO,
vest. Fob and tsnard ehains, thaielalns and
Neckiases Of superior qualities and u the latest
styles ahd patterns,
ALSO.
Uaueao and Mossie Breastpinss nd Earrings.
Also.
ehoiee assortment Of Eleevebnttons,
A ND
Ladies' and Gentieman's tihid penholders.
The above mentioned articles will be sold at
very moderate prices, for GdsH, IS wisl, to do
business on small profits and quick sales.
THEODORE GoIDMANN.
Matchmaker ana Jeweler,
Ijarney House Basement.
baton Rouge, La.
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AGRlcLl TuRAl IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENI ,.
DRAIN CRADLES Complete, Straw
VI Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives sythes; Sick
les, sheaths; Hay Forks; Rakes, Cham
Pumps Garden Engine, Rrar Hooks
Pick Axes. Grind Stone Cfaaks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes Spades
shovels; Axes, &c, Nc. Y -
LARGUIER 4 LANoUF.
may23. Cor. Lafayette & Florida.
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sumdries--.Eust Received,

sNmHrIes--.ksIsf WeCeaVeH.
nRlEn PRt1NEs, fresh and good, 8 cts
~ per pound,
40 600 Percussion Caps, different kinds;
20 dozen Bath Bricks;
q do. Olive Oil (pnre)
IL do. Browns Essence Ginger;
Is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper ;
anna Fl Capitolia segars, fine flavor;
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches;
900 bottles Citrit Of Magnesia
50 do Dry Lemonade. at
iuna6. BOGEL'S Drug Store,
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IttsT OPENING III Tie tnLb CHEAP sTuHID
~ down town. full assortment fall Eeaaf,
which will be sald as usual At tle lowest figures.
THE rev atuek is nbw complete, and chtnposea Of
The following desirable Fauas
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no M NJ u I'll ss.

*, z. "A. Cd. i2.d, BROWN aud BleaeIied HBft
towsiis ust att,frs; iietittts; Cheek Shirt
stripes, Drills Tickings .e;.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03

Mr. Butler The Convention bound in this respect,
the rules of the House OF Represents ives that ths
yeas always taken In the House called
for and that call for vstes BY States In tbs Conveu loo
took the same character call for the yeas and nays
In the Hou-e
me CHAIR decided the call in order, and the C'nvsu
ton proceeded to veH by Ststes the motion OF Me-
Butler lay the olntion the table Lost-yeas
nopsly
john COTTON SMITH Of Con n, moved that q committee
of from each State bs appointed except from New
York and Missouri, decide at regard to the
contested seats OF those States.
Ruled ont OF order.
TIE following committee platform then APP
pcipted:-New Hampshire, z. l. Aver; Vermont, G..
Ess;nsp; Massachusetts, Benjamin !. Hailstt Rhode
Ne~}trsey, Z. b. v. Wright; Pennsyivanis. Cancey
Jorss Delaware s. ". Salisbury; Mary lsnd Charles j.
Gwtpn; Virginia, Aug. A Cnspmani North Carolina,
william 8. Ashs; South Carolina, G. ". Dudley; 'or'
sippi jacob Thompson; Louis.nA Pierre Soui6; Oaio
c. L. vsllaudgham; Kentucky, B. MoCoroin; feanesses
". A Falls Indiana, john L Rho es; Illinois. y B.
F'ckley Missouri, T. L. Hudson Arkansas, Gen. John
Texas, q. r Bee; Iowa, Thomas Wilson Wisconsin,,
s~'tsrlee Clark; California, S W. Inga
Col. BLACK wanted again TO prove Pennsylvsnia >
sounduess wonen's Iishts ard moved that gu the
Ss ne FsssY ''' ''''
Mr. PETIT, OF H., opposed the resolution He said i
the business Of the was the business OF the
ladies, let them in; bat II not, keep them out
BE would be glad to meet them st ali proper times
all proper purposes; but not a. National Conven ton
He would to lay the resolution TO admit the ladies'
the table.
The motion to lay on he table was carried. and the
Convention Adjourned till 10 O'Clock to rrov morning.
The Buchanan Juror is immense. Declarations sre
everywhere heard that Pc nnsy Virginia and OHIO
cannot be carried By any other candidate.
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Police Intelliuence

The WOUNDED Observation-Disclosures OF A SUPPOSED 40
osPIIcE But little doubt exists In the minds Of the
police to the real character Of the man. j. Watson
shuz lying dangerously wounded at the New York
Hospital, frt N the effects Of . gun shot wound The
story abort his being shot in ARRAY ct the corner O.,
Catherine and Hamilton Streets published in Sundays
Hz1AI', seems to be all fabrication Indeed tho owl
dsrcs 80 far adduced seems to astsn the crime Of bur-
gary upon the wounded George Burns friend OF
snuiz who has been inquiring particularly after TIE
!utso mans heath every day since the occurrences,
las eeen arrested on suspicion OF being aceompos Of
Snuna IN the burglary committed upon the premises Of
pr. Briggs, In Henry street. At the lodgings Of the
prisoner Vas found carpet bag allied with bloody cloth
Ing, and also stocking which has been identified BY
NJ. Briggs servant girl the one she had % stowe$
away In and which Was stolen the night OF the bur-
gisry from bureau drawer. The alleged accomplios
s brought before Justice Brennan a tho ss.ez Market
Police Court, whore he commit ed forexaminausn.
The ply csns at the New York Hospital have bat slight
hopes OF shultss recovery.
COMPLAINT DEMIssHD. The complaint for perjury pro.
ferred against Aionzo W. Adams, Mary Mulhan ana
Johanna Mcmahon, by John r. Savage, Of 314 Broad.
way, has been dismissed BY Justice paytsQp,
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THE LATEST.

Ten O'CLOCK P. ".
The Committee Credentials have just decided
against Bentons faction. row is anticipated to
row. % an attempt viii be made by them force their
way into the Convention The Nov YORK sots are dis.
posed compromise, but the hads contend that they
the only true representatives of he democrats
party, and refuse. The excitement Is increasing.
The Committee Resolution In session. ana have
not yet finished The platform.
The Committee Org snizston after quiet struggle
have agreed uprn Gen. john E. Ward, of Ga, Pres
cent Of the Convs alton. He of the bar OF
that stae and has had experience pre- udiug Off SER
having beer speaker OF House Of OF
Georgia He an original friend OF Bucnanaa though
acting under Instructions, favor Of Pierce,
The Com nit G esentias are now busy on he
Missouri contested election Tomorrow morning
they VIII hear parties in the New York CASE Mr..
Bel slse will argue the tor the hArds and Cover
Seymour for the sof.s. They have an hour
each.
1t is thought that the adoption Of the platform win
rive to iderable debate. The Blu Will
strenuousy oppose debate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-03
NATIONAL KNOW NOTHING COUNCIL.

Sixth Convention OF the Grand National
Know nothing Councii In this City to-day
List or tho Dsiegates-Wm Willard Fill.
more and A. j. DoneisOn be Endorsed
The delegates elected from the severa Sta 4
throughout The Union TO the National Know Nothing
Council win BILE this morning, at ten O'Clock q
Knickerbocker Hail. IL Eighth Avenue corner Of TWENTY
third street.
The proceedings Of the Grand Council will be kept So
crst though . strong effort win b made to allow ths
reporters Of the PRES edmisson after the preliminary
bu-ipess and necessary work Of the Order transacted
the fact that the endorsement Of Willard Fillmore
ard DoneIson for the Offices OF President and Vice
President OF he United States, respectively win como up
for action 1t has been asserted by the democratic and
Niger worsbippera press that Mr. Fillmore ID not
simon Pure third degree Know Nothing and therefore,
cannot properly be the candidate OF the conservative
Americans No doubt but this Convention viii Inqu irs
the ruth of this charge, and their action ast be
considered obligatory all Who stand by the Order
There Is cou IT but that the nomination of Mr. Fin
more viii be fnsIly endorsed The only delegates abou.
whom any ooub IL eIpresssdl fe from Ohio and
other Western States with few scattering ones from
Vermont Connecticut and New Hampshire. The middle
and Southern states win vote unsni nously for tina an
dorsement Of Niisrd FILLMORE and Andrew j. Doneson
Quite number OF delegates arrived The CITY yester
day. and were provided With 80 Accommodations at the
private residences of the wealthy and influential Know