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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-15
IT, n,d pioneer Baker, sill ahead!

,I,HF subscriber has feeealit haee n,tr s1sr
a. eI. pir Me Water uut oyster Crackers,
ptiot GreaI, sc, &c, together wan k""d "'soi'
meni Of Loaf Bread, CAKES and hasta ,,, SD,
s...,'N 20 st,a. man ufacturu ul Cream " fAdlF .s"
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
,,o3o ,y urshlncr,. The advantage Siaimed .nr
lls process OF makius ereali are IN sr,near
NEE n ia much water and more even NeePs nurh
longer Win bseeiaius stall and 70 % a cuts rs
- ,iot pV. ,ha umesl French roll IL goes iafiher,
saa i readily introduced into families who lave ss
used Bastrs Bread before sAat ri"'' H.,
P ~" rt,ai,. on terms hlch cannot aii 10 give en-
ro saiisse,on, hope 10 be able to supply a, mhS @
lnu, iayar me with their patronage. ~ ih""'a ~ ~ ~,
s@,ua All orders from The country pfS@ps npE n1nu
cd 10. .s g., -, ,nuare sboye
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, on on" '4N"''
HnTrows & fretiymah steam .h'''a'
uayepuort, May 81, lcSU- az
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,I,HEsuoscriber rs constantly making varistyoi
i Printing aud Wrapping PaPersai their Millin Mo.
ine and will pay Cash for any reasonable qnanty OF
A. o. Churchill will call on the Merchants through
sod pay hem in cash or paper for their
rags. .a,. ,yz. D ~ ~hfrho'n.
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store.

At the Great Western Clothing Store.
L. LAowon0te11
No. d, / r. CLAIRE ROW,
III receipt Of the largest and mort complete stock
i OF
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
brought to this market, which has been purchased
the Eastern markets st greatly reduced prices, and
which be will sell
Iioeaty- Five per Cent. Cheaper
han other eslabl ia this section OF
try He is also in addition 10 his stock Of Clothing,
receiy wing extensive and well selected stock Of
Gsntlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all styles and varieties TO which he invites alten-
lion lis stock has been selected with great
pres. 70 this market and al the very lowest prices.
In 9s4
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equallsd in this region, and are
FRESH FROM THE MASUFACTOkY.
All he asks is that the public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling sats-
he'd that those who cannotb be suited in quantity, qua
lily aud price at the Hss#
Great Western Clothing House.
cann1t be suited AT any other establishment west of
Chicago.
Aug 81. tt. l.. LOWENSTElN.
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! cross Patent Planning Machine, will sell rights 70
Countie, or smaller districts in the State OF Iowa
,ataa II. Y. SLAYMAkER,
=, Nickolls Real Estate ofies, Corner Of Second
JassI and Main Streets, Dsyenport
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Doots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased facitles for mann iae'o -, {,
III ing and dealing 10 koots Shoes ana s, ~,
unde ysiyned successors 10 y. Dswsoh ~ Co., onef
10 the citizens ofDxyenport and einiy, greater IN
Iucemrnts than 10 buy their Boots and sboes oi
iu description Of goods wanted by the people
We also are making extensive preparations tof
WhoiesuIeing Boots aud Shoes, and We invite couh-
Try dealers 10 call and examine stock and prices
zst Is our nation 10 sell Sn as yoOd lerhs as
they ca n be purehasediu 81. Leuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GklGGS 81 CO.
Oct 95 Brady st., door from Cd.
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A'VHPUIRi TI"I TT 2'''I'-'- -----------
st. claire House,

UENI6VN v
nEthe above establishment will respectfully In
~ iorm the public tu at the house having been new
" httsi up and repienished, nov ~ reaonoss Ior
No effort. to give satisfaction to those stopping Win
them The above House IL located on West haiu
Street, tw ean Second and Third sis.
ftayspuott. NAV 4, sd, dwtf
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n q T I G. T. /!

g G.. DAWSON. 81 CO., have formed a
% partnership with r. II. Grxgs, under the name
and style Of Dawson. Griggs & Co, 10 take effect
the Ist day of November, 1855.
All persons having unsettled accounts with The Old
arm are requested IS call and settle. 0ct25
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pennsyiyania railroad,
R0rk fSlaltO.
M. B. OSBORN e. co.
LAND, srocK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,

Rock Island. ILL.,
Attend 10 the payment OF taxes asd all other matters
CONNECTED wi,L Land Agency ia all parts oi Illinois
and iowa. once on Orleans street, near Ihori
House. E-s4
Cheap Lands.
n W ar See "a town 80 range W 100 acres
w ar .,els . W ibO :"
.itua tod Ia Cedar county. Also
NtsWQr sec ~ to~n 80 / range 50 :.
NtSE ar ssc aU soN q lEs0 g,
KisW qrsse SON ." 4Eso 6
SIN " arsee &c =" COY g 4Eso .
~ sE Or ace "a Sun tEeU
ia Scott county are offered for thirty days al great
b4rgans by their owners who are determined TO sell.
'1ni, u, NJ. u. OSBORN * co., Land Agt.
Rock Island, Illinois.
we have also some city ard Country property In
Rock island co UNITY whibh reohered very cheap.
Ian 5'55d-wu
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
on BRADY, BET. 4TH & 5TH SIS.
- THE subscriber has taken store as
III above, where he 10 opening fresh stock
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Msnufaclured expressly for retailing which he one,,
Tor sale al very
Reasonable Prices.
either by the case, dozen or single pair He wit e
receiving further regular supplies every week FROM
.ome Of The best manufactures In ths East, and re-
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Can here ind an assortment OF seasonable
PrimAe Retailing Goods,
at as low prices in ANY ablishmenti IN the West
Aplli d&w II y. D. CARLEIoN.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.
yI>HIS invaluable compound 50 fully appreca ted
/ by the American people, 10 gaining wide celeb
rity and has become permanently established As the
best and most effective medicine of The day. Cert III
Gates are daily pouring in from all parts Of the states
and The afflicted now rejoice there ID help when et
cry other remedy proves ineaeetual. Diseases which
for years proved source Of misery, and sgonizing
Trturc have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
influence, and countless families rendered happy and
erful by its exirao rdinsry efficacy If you want
the pure and gen uine Sarsap2rila, Chat which
u rsreni ana De rior to Bdi's any other COM
- ld as one thing is capable OF being to another,
thea take Hufley's, for out oi thousands OF cases
seatterei through Alabama, Mississippi, Wisconsin,
IuIia ma, Missouri and Kentucky, it has never ina
single I'M lance been known 10 fail, and will he
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yond all doubt
DyspepsiA, or Indigestion,
Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Affections of the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, Aabataal Costiveness,
ErysipelAs, pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Pills.,
Female Irregularities, Histula,
sim Disessss, Dissasd Kidneys,
and erestand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
plood. aua inyieorating the On tirs System.
The medicias. though prepared at great expen
xt the nrce i, 40 ode rate that all society ~ Ok
AIN IL THOM AS A. HURLEY,
corner of Seye nth and Green sts.,
Louisville, Ky.
UPFors rsale at Wholesale or retail by
IN n iXwIy C.T.WEBB, Le Claire Row.
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ciinton. clinton County, Iowa.

Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa. 49,,
tlersous a.siroas OF information coh'rtm,ns ri,
poipt eau see plAtoflhe new i"Mn my, ana ou'
'ai' 'pains"'Ai'o " ~ 0EO. II. PARKER.
ONCE over wife, Grocery store sa"''
auaysnnptt, Aug. u 'a3-ti
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..# Cheesel Cheese! 4.
} 'asts aa"i"aisH DALGkLL 4 %,
q lnEs*
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STAND FROM UNDER
BOOTS AND SHOES!
r AM am now prepared for the { llaud wintsrtrsde
with from 20 900 so pairs of Boots and Shoes
olmprisng one Of the most extensive stocks ever
ought 10 this market, made up solely for this trade
curing the last three months under the personal
peryision of an experienced workman. All thore
persons In want of good Boots, good Shoes, good
Caters, slippers and last, though not least,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
will do well 10 call On the suseriber.
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty 1--we cents per
pair Gentsnns Boots, q, 80, and all other goods IN
p TopOrtion. Don't all rush ~ once!
One door east Of Burrows IL Prettyman's store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS. JORDAN.
Sept. 20, 1855 d.f
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

FRESH RUrTER AND EGGS.
N-nNpouNDS Fresh roll Butter; also, IS kegs choice
ZOUVpacsed and 800 dozen Eggs, just received AM
.,r ,sle at The IIANkEYE STORE
AYR sn
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For the Ladies.

LSRkNcH kid, White kid, English kid, Bronze kid
Il and Velvet slippers.
Also, Kid, Congress, English aud French Lasting
Caters, from 80 to - as per pair, for sale by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGff Il 60
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BOOTS n SHOES.
WHOLESALE L RETAIL,
A. Thn Tn 1Niro 0fnrn

At The Empire Store.
sf1a WE have now in store large aud well se-
IWv w leetsd stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, to
which We in invite tho attention Of oil in want
ofsrticles in our Mne. Country traders wish
ing to replensh their stocks will find ii to their ad
vantage to give us call before purchasing else.
where.
Tsyour numerous customers who prefer CUSTOM
WORK we continue TO hold out inducsmen Il In the
way OF prime stock and stylish work not equaled
this side Of New York. II styles Of Ladies' work
manufactured ss usual. Brady Street, Dsy yenpsrt.
ap3Odu MOORE BROWN.
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NEW TIN STORE.
| Tison between IhIrd and Fourth streeIs, Wher
ley intend manufacturing and keeping constant!
n hand all kinds of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,

Particular attenton PAID to Roofing, Spouting and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon beins
supplied Nith 4 n ware at Wholesale prices.
Rags old copper. lead, SC. taken in exchange fcI
rnnds. al ll6al.l GRANLEES Il BELL.
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner OF Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY 0LMSTEAD, Proprietors.
rlNHE undersgned would respectfully iniorn ihsiI
i friends and the public, that they have this DAY
opened the sorry HorEL for the ption OF strsh
srrs and travellers. has been entirely remodeied
ysuien, aud no effort the part ofths Proprletors
shall b. wanting TO contribute TO the comfort ot'heH
patrons. ,...,t...o.
EXTENSIVE ST sLixs wiih csreiula and stentis ehos
liar. lways In attendance. Also large yard con-
nected for the econ M ioda alton OF Farmers, Gc.
ACKLEY b. oLMs1EAD.
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,,avsnport, St. Paul and Ct. Louis Packet

VsHPvftj % EauI 1HV W 1uuIs fucKeEs
A~ VNHR nss steamer Fire caaee
= l. Capt.. Force, Master, Wilt make
regular trips II oGi 81. Louis, Dasoh
port Vod 81. Paul, touching a. all Intimate points,
Psssege nd shippers insy rely on her remaining
In the trade during The ssssoa, For freight of pas
sage u pply on beard orto
BnRR0ws 4 PRETryMAS,
Meb s 80. 3m te.gaSaa# ts@~@# Agents
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Wall Paperl Wall Paper!

.. TO Is 300 rolls hand Just ecaiVed and open
/ 4 lug, We have no hesitation IN saying that We
yx The sest agI SaritEg west Ol Chicago, as
Visit 10 our store aud satch1use vii! show, all % 4
which will be .uld al reasonable prices.
.-- z.4NA n. A. puE TER " BRO,
-.. old f,"Heer Book Stole,
Anl ] dw.f Rock Island. IN.
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Boys Youths and Infants Boots
A LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, Kip aEd Cow
IA hide, BY <,,,,1,,,,
Dec ; DAWSONt GflGds ~ ~.
Home Made Boots and Shoes.
VyTEmake every style and quality OF Boots, Gai-
w lefs, OxfordTies, and hue Calf Shoes for gents
on short notice, ofprime stock.
Tbo.e who wast .sHone Maden work will please
take notice. 80
Dee3 DAWSONy bRlObs 6 w.
Gents Gsitsrs! Boys Caters! Youths Caters!
THE largest and best stock nave ever Offered
L Fine Calf, sewed asd pegged, double and single
sole. Black and Dfab Cloth Gziters Patent Leather
and Back skin G GsiLers. Tor sale very cheap by
Dec3 DAWSON, GRIGGS & CO.
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c0MPAssE
Coal! Coal!

nEalisi sizes Of Guriey * cos. Troy, At
| Dsni dw.u n A. puRrERS GRO X.
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uoxNe S Improved Patent
TRUSS BRIDGES.
nTNTNC1 SALOON.

For Lease,
A NUMBER Ot lots situated ia various parts OF The
~ city Tor lease for u term OF years; aPdly 10
i,,ly IL GEO. l.. bAvENPORT.
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The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday, at
noon, at the City Hall, the President, ISAAC o.
BARKER, Esq, in the chair, and WALTER F. CoScK.
LIN, Secretary.
The following disposition OF vessels at Quarantine,
and newly arrived, were ordered.-
Bark Warwick, from Havana, to discharge her
cargo on lighters, to be brought to the city; the
vessel to remain st Quarantine.
The brig Chieftan, from San Juan permitted TO
come up to the city after cleansing and umigating
This vessel reported her crew at time she left
healthy and all well on bosrd.
The ship Realm, from New Orleans, was ordered
to be allowed to come up to the city, after being
properly purified. The vessel reports New Orleans
uncommony healthy at this season Of the year.
The brig Mary White from Cardenas, was d.
rected 10 remain at Quarantine, the cargo to be
discharged ON lighters. and then to be brought up
TO the city. Sickness was announced prevailing
among the shipping at Cardenas by this vessel.
The brig Line, from Fagardo, was allowed to pro-
ceed TO the city after fumgation. This port was
reported healthy.
The brig J. ". Sawyer, from Mantanzas. was or.
dered to discharge her cargo lighters to be brought
TO the city, the vessel to remain at Quarantine;
sickness was reported as prevailing among the
shipping al Matanzas.
The ship Memphis, from New Orleans. was allowed
TO come TO the city after proper publication.
The petitions of Captains Of barks Esconaga, ,lias,
Abnat and Abby TO permit their vessels to come at
once 10 the city, we're laid on the table.
All vessels from Havana and other infected ports
were directed to I've sent far down the Bay and an.
chored as indicated bv the Health Officers.
Adjourned to Monday.
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al. ..........l .l4,A60 1886 L


FrUm the foregoing statement 1t will be seen that
during the twentynine weeks Of the present year,
only three have exceeded the mortality Of the year
previous-the whole excess OF the three weeks being
only 61 while the twenty-six weeks show q less
mortality la the aggregate Of decrease, amounting
TO 2y597-the whole number Of deaths for the TWEEN
ty-nine weeks OF each year icing
1854. .l4.460 1855. 1896 1885,. l0,7s0
Corresponding period Of 1855 less than 1854. $3.50
+" 1866. 1886
II this does not conclus,vely piove the health OF
the city never was better at this season than now,
do not know where to seek better evidence. IL Ia
true that owing to the extreme heat OF the weather,
O large increase OF the number Of deaths occurred
during the last week, amounting In number to l49;
but even this large Increase did not bring the num-
her up to the total Of the same week in July, 1855,
as will be seen from the number OF deaths for the
week In 1854, '55 and sc, comparing as follows:-
1854. .915 lsJ5.... .5sl 1856. .53l
The cholera existed In 1854. and was one cause Of
the large number given above but the last year was
an unu ualy healthy one, the number Of deaths for
the year having been $3.50 less than In 1854. fhe
increase of last week was mostly Of children. and
was anticipated In an artcl, In the HERALD OF July
I, and to show why such anticipation existed, the
following statement Is presented OF deaths OF per-
sons under twenty years Of age for June and July,
1854, '55 and '56:-
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SUNDAY MORNING JULY 27, 1856.
Health of the City.

To prevent erroneous and prejudicial impressions
as to the present health of the city, the Commis.
sioners Of Health, at their meeting yesterday, pre-
pared the following official announcement =
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH
No. Cry HALL, NEW YoRK, July 26, 1861
70 THE PUBLIC.
Reports having obtained circulation Of the exist
ence of disease calculated to create unnecessary
alarm in the pubic mind, the Commissioners o.
Health deem 1t proper TO state that ds eases exist
in this city in an epidemic form.
Notwithstanding the large increase o' mortality
for the week ending the 10th the previous week
the total deaths sxtysix (66) less th IN the cor
responding week Of 1856, which year was unusually
healthy the mortality for the year 1866 having been
five thousand five hundred and twenty-six (5,526)
less than in 1854.
The Commissioners, desirous of using timely pre-
caution for the prevention of disease and the preser
walton of health every day Sundays xcepted)
at IL o'clock M. at their Office, No. City Hall, foI
the purpose of acting upon all matters over which
the board have cognizance.
ISAAC o. BARKER, President.
BENJAMIN +. PINCKNEY, Pres. of Be of Council'n n.
r. h. THOMPSON, M D., Health Officer.
VIM. ROCKWELL, M. D., Resident Physician.
JBDEDIAH MILLER, M. d., Health Commissioner.
GEORGE w. MORTON City Inspector.
WALTER F. CoNcKLIN, Secretary.
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The report Of the committee was accented. and
the resolutions adopted.
On motion Of hon. Z. A. Talmadge the following
resolution was ndopted:-
sixth Ayeuua r~~

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
AS constant subscriber to the HERALp-thc
fearless corector OF abuses beg TO call your atteu-
tion to an annoyance t. which that portion Of the
public who travel by tie Sixth avenue cars are suo-
Jected. There are two routes for this lice of cars
one terminating in Broadway and Canal street, and
the other in Barclay street Cars OF the same color
are IN use to both termini, and they are in no way
distinguisbabe except by notice on the front and
rear Of the car, in small letters which no person
can see unless he runs before or stays behind for
that purpose. Now, many persons, when they arrive
at Church street and Canal, discover their mistake.
and thus instead Of having transfer tickets the pas
sengers may walk the balance II their way or nay
Eve cents more. The charter OF the company binds
them 10 charge five cents only. from one end Of tho
route TO the other. The nconyenieuce complain oc
is az evil which ought 70 he eoyecteds w, n.
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HEALTH OF THE CITY.
Letter from the CITY Inspector.
Cry INSPECTORS DyPARTAEST,
NEW YORK, July 25, 1856.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HsRALD
An article in the HERALD oil the 24th instant, with
the heading Health of the Ciy-whas Is to be
done :" has received from me an attentive perasal,
md cannot let 1t pass without notice.
In relation to the canals flowing with garbage etc.
would simply state that over month since the or
dinances to punish the casting Of garbage &c, into
the streets were printed, and by my order a very
general circulation given to the law, for the
information of those in front of whose houses
garbage was almost at all times TO be found;
and although am not aware that any arrests
have been made by the police, there is GER
tainly less garbage thrown into the streets than Tor
merly. If the police were TO seek to be useful in
certain localities, by prompt arrest of offenders
against the laws and ordnanc es, great relief would
be afforded to the Commissioner of Streets and Lamps
whose duty it is to keep T. streets in proper con-
dition.
The author Of the article says: "The truth is, we
have no practical government in this city. 1t is
hydra with ten heads and twenty horns, curious to
look at, Dut destitute of useful power" 1t is in
some degree true that have no practical govern
ment And why is it? It is certain the reform
sary in the government Of the city is practical re-
form in the selection of competent and faithful ex-
ecutive officers, and not mere change in the YER
bage Of laws II the laws, charter and ordinances
governing the city carefully revised but little
change could sdvantageousy be made; and any
change could not be productive OF good effect if not
faithfully executed by the officers whose duty it is to
see the laws enforced.
The article referred to con mences thus
However il may be asserted by interested pa ties that
the health of the city never better at this
than now, the contrary is the fact Toe bills of mortality
for the last week show large increase of deaths
that Of the previous week-nearly fifty per Sudden
deaths have occurred followed by rapid dis, oloraon
and dec omposton, and the yellow fever is in bay
The report of the Board Of Health that vessels
ing board have been ordered TO Gravesend
unade: eight from Sor thern ports have
PEELED 10 undergo ventilation and cleansing before they
come up the city, and th steamers from Havana
are surveillance. Be the disorder contagious or
not very sertan its progress aided by hot weather.
uncleanness and bad and at present have all of
these.
cannot fancy who may be the interested par
ties" but it has been universally conceded "that
the health of the city never was better at this sea-
son than now !" iaCt that is easily demonstrated by
figures, which il is said "will not lie !"
The following is the number of deaths occurring in
each corresponding week Of the years 1854, 1855
and 1856
NUMBER OF DEATHS EACH CORRESPONDING WEEK,
FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF TALE YEARS 1854,
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Meeting Of the Wing stnfe Committee.

Pursuant 70 a call, the Whig State Central Com
nistee assembled at sanwix Hail. iu the city Of Al
barry July "a, 1856, ano wss called to order by the
on Chairman, Thomas McI.roy Esq., and motion, Il.
X spelman was appointed Secretary.
On motion, II was ordered that acommittee OF Ave
DC appointed 10 prepare resolutions expressive Of the
Mtssrs David A. Booker. Of Kings: Frederick A.
Talmadge. OF New York; samuel Works. OF
Niagara; Jonas C. Heart, Of Rensselaer,; John II.
Boyo of Washington, as such committee, who re-
ported as follows:--
Resolved, That n the opinion o. this com m,tee tho
view entertained by the whgs Of other a = a. &c the
prorrcty Of assembling in National Convention to ,ake
such action in reference for President and
Vice President q the tpted as will best sustain
and carry out the pn, rles OF the whg Darty or the
MON ana best calculaed % restore the country It's
owner peace and hsrneny meet with enlirc appro
hait and therefore
Resolved. That we invite tie wings or the several
counties 70 meet IN Convection at the city OF Albany on
Thursday, the 14h dag OF August at IL O'Clock TO
select delegates ~ represent them Matt NAL Conveu
september next.
The report of the committee was accented and
the resolutions adopted.
On motion Of Hon. =. A. Talmadge. the following
resolution was adopted:-
Resolved. A individuals hit ln our follow citizen
Willard Fillmore, have candidate who posse los all
the qualities which necessary for the efficient adain
isuaton q our government, and we respectfully but
the Convention.
On notion copy Of the resolutions adopted by
the committee was directed T. lie forwarded t. Mr.
Film ore.
James Kidd, VIM. A. e ard n. n. Spelman. of
Albany, were appointed rs Central State Corrcs-
ponding Committee. o. motion,
Resolved, That committee OF i've be appointed as q
National Wing Corresponding Committee 10 be located in
New York. "
The Chair appointed Messrs. Frederick A. Tai
madge, David A. Bokee, George b. Dean, J. M.
Hobart Hawes and Harvey W. Genet as such COM
mittee.