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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
i-.s OF the 50 ne.
D. w. JONES, } Comm;ssiona,
S. ID. HASTINGS, OF 5. aud
GABRIEL BUtTCE. l.aulIs.

) rus K. Lord & Wife,
part OF sect ion No. -, Town 8 north O. Range
Nod west, in Grant county, viz: commencing al
the southeast corner Of out lot No. Oh, thence
south two chains and 80 links, thence east 5 chains
thence north l0clains; thence west2 chains and o
links; thence north chains thence west Chains
and 30 links thence north chains; thence north
o. degrees, west chains and IS links; thence south
~ degrees, 10 chai as and IS links large
white uak stamp, thence soath 10 degrees, west
chains ond 80 links large white oak stump.
thence south do degrees, west to White Street, in
the town ofPotosi, thence down White Street, TO
the south bne out lot No. 81, thence east to the
place OF beginning. containing q and one .Lalf
acres, excepting the orti half of out lot No,73 X
soutli-half ot out lot No 55, containing together
~ acres Also, sou fA-htf of in lot No. 107. in
said town of Potesi: Amt due $4,000; Amt In
terest $500; Amt of penaii S25,t o. Amt OF In
ter ST and Penalty $50 90; Total Amt dne Stat
$4,000; Years Tor which Interest is Due, 1853
l3-13w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
stray Cow,

TAKEN UP by the subscriber. on lands owned
by him in the town of Nlivie, IL miles east Of
Patch Grove, on the 9Th of August last sort of
pale red, clouded Cow. about years old ami no
other particular marks. The owner is requested
prove property pay charges and take The proper.
ty. THOMAS NAGLE.
September 9Th, 1853. 4u2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Sale of Forfeited Mortgaged Land.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY DANE, ~

oIAIE UF WISCVNSIN, "a
COUNTY o. DANE, "
Office Commissioner S. ard z. Lands }
MADISON, AUGUST I'd 1905
YNlE following described Lands in Grant county, hav-
ing been forfeited by of the pay ment OF
liner .st upon the loans granted thereon Nniice is
hereby given that the will be offered al
public auction and sold to the hi chest idder the
ace OF the Secretary Of State the capitol in Madison
on the 10th day cfDecember 4 d. 1858, unless
redeemed according 10 law, said sale to
o'clock A NJ, and tt continue from day TO day until all
OF said lands shall have been Offered, the mneum ct
III which the same viii be offered viii he the amt named
opposite each tact which includes the of loantht
Interest up to the first day of January 1855 per
cent damages to which will be added The cost OF ri
vertiSins the same
Conditions ofsae viii he announced by thcCommisson-
Is at the opci.i-.1 OF the So ne.
D. w. JONES, Commissioners
S. ID. HASTINGS OF 5. aud
GABialaL BUuCk } lands
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
LANCASTER MILLINERY
BY MISS MARY GRAHAM.

TIME SUBSCRIBER invites the Ladies of Lancaster
i and vncnty To call with any work they hiay have
5u hand in her line, at the Jewery Room OF Mr. Rob
ertson, below the old Telegraph House She keeps on
haid trimmings and stock to suit The fashions OF 1925
MISS MARY GRAHAM.
Lancaster April 24ih, 1855 44-6mo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18

TERMs-2o per cent of the purchase money in hana and
the balance in ive equal annual instruments with ntsr,
at the late Of seven per cent.per annurl.
Address, NJ BOND, Geneseo, Livingston C euuty State
of New lolk. HIVE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
1. A. BENNETT,
Horse Taken Up.
Cow Strayed from sic.

STRATED from my farm. p miles naatA,east
of Lanca ter the 9Th of May last, one dark brown
Cow. ght hrndle mrrks. dirty white face long,
sharp, upright horns, tip Of tail cut off when she
left. Liberal Reward viii be paid for information
OF her. Address ME at Lancaster pos:-ofEce.
WA. RICHARDSON.
Lancaster. Sept. 10th, 1853. 4n2
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To the Public!

Stoves, Stoves, Stoves.
r-r r.os,xed a handsome assortment of new EIevat-
d ed oven Stoves which ! can offer at unusual low
- - - casb G.F WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
!, s..I.lsa!ias paid v PIGS.

ST5s sslnls, lsss, four black L
vAhs Y F. az s; : e. s.
e.: * ,ss ;sSsz
N the town OF mans eat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Geo. w. Ryland & Co.

TAyE just received BY Steamer Lac eide. the follow
II ing srticles TO which they invite the trade:
Is boxes Soap. assorted
% barrels Cement
% Vinegar, ass'd.
$40 lbs Putty
10 Gum Sheiac-
10 bbls Venice TurpentiHe.
100 MS Caaary Seeds
500 Seamless Bags
1900 Light sash, 3 K 10.
900 lex H. 81.
IN, Sacks Ground alinm SILT
lancaster july n Noes t-4w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
RIAL I.>'l'AiL.
THE MURRAY LANDS
EngsE. So IA. Ks 70

rINtE following described lands ted tirsntIoun
i ~, Wisconsin, Offered for sac.
7o@a NsrlA-Rrage5 lTagn N-isage B'es.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
=, !. Io1T.I.OsT-S20

--zKs COLTS LOsr-S ns ) years old.
1T in April last. Mare tail. The othe,
t a 'Gs sR s and t E IS s halter on vhs
rhs up hsll way 70 the %i apsl pid y the under
,;grsi for the recovery of them I. the Saw Mill.
FspimOre Branch Of Blue Rver q 'nS XAVIER NEFi
@,@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Unredeemed Lands Grant Co.
Office of Clerk ofthe Board Of Supervisors,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it may
| \ concern that the folowin described Lands and
Town Lots sold in April 1885, for the taxes due and
paid for the year 1855 nredeemed in this Office:
Now therefore, unless the taxes charges and interest
set opposite each tract and lot together with the
depi fee, shall be paid before the 14th day OF
April 1852 in pursuance of the statute in such
made and provided, the will be conveyed to the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
S. D. HASTINGS. of
GABRIEL BOUCK. s. and U. Lands

,Amt. clint. Toto. Yearsfor
Penalty s. Ant. aehiehfa
4isspsr.is' G due 81. Is due.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-18
Town 4 N. Range 5 West.

| Descriptions. Section. To 1hom Ass.d. 4m'ts
Sc or OF NV or SO NJ Fowler 4,2o
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Steamboats,.

easlTz FOR FREDERICKSBURG,
r.-ssSzz-@taVA.-The steamer WM. SELDEE, W B.
hrwan captain, leaves her wharf foot of South street
every TUESDAY, at P. NJ, for the above place stop.
ping ct oil Of the usual landings going and returning
Leaves fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING at
O'Clock Tor Baltimore Freight of every description
taken at low rates. Blank bills adng OF The form us
can be had ON board Freghts to all points except
ericKspurg and baltimore must be prepaid For freight
or passage having excellent state room
apply in Baltimore on Board the Boat
Agents in Fredericksburg,
oc15
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fe22 1y.
@ A. MATHIOT & SONS
EA SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMs,
~ Nos. 25 IND 81 NORTH GAY ST.
Near FGyette street
Extending from Gay to Frederick street
Always on hand large assortment of every variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
bureaus, Sofas, Assorted colors of
6ReuSteads, Iete-a .retes, Cottage Furnit'e,
ndSlstanus, Arm Chairs, Settees
Wardrobes, Rocking Chairs Wood Chairs
Spring Beds, Etageres Office Chairs
Mattresses of Marble Tables Barber Chairs
Husk, Cotton Reception and Up Cribs and Cradles
and Hair, holstered Chairs | Sdeboards
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
Persons disposed to purchase invited call and give
our stock examination which for variety and quality
of workmanship cannot be excelled by any establishment
in the country. A. MATHIOT & SON
au14-tf Nos. 25 and q North Gay street
EDWARD l.. PALMER,
Ia WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, Co.
No BOWLY'S WHARF,
- BALTIMORE Nd
ALMONDS WALNUTS,
FILBERTS, PALM NUTS,
GROUND NUTS, RAISINS
ClTRON, PRUNES, FIGS,
LEMONS. ROCK CANDY
OLIVE AND BORDEAUX OIL,
GINGER, MACCARONI
FRENCH MUSTARD
FIRE CRACKERS,
SARDINES, &c,
Which he offers to the trade at the lowest market
rates. au3-u
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IL One hundred bbls of new dry sailed. for sale by
W. RH0ADS 4 son,
aul7 corner Smiths wharf and Pratt st
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Asr~ FOR THE SOUTH
rsaassssssza===5a DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, rH14.A
DELPIIIA and BALTIMORE, via the
"B A Y LINE,''
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA. MONT.
Spring AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Nv - DAILY, Except Suudays,) via
BAY LINE SEAL BOARD & ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller IS sub
ject NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TIBp TO 6G1c TIL 44l!sI GGT9N, N C.
From New York to Whining ton, \. c. SIS 90
Weldon, n. c., IL 90
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, 50
Ph!lada. to Wilmington, n. c., 10 90
Weldon, n c., 10 so
GO Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, 30
sc Weldon, y. c., 0 GO
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. 8 90
~ Passengers and their baggage conveyed free Of
ch6Tge between the Depots on the Route.
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay Steamers and are privileged to lay
m'ght at any point and resume their trip by daylight
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE. Passengers from New
York and Philadelphia by this Line will have their bag
gage checked Baltimore onl from whence il will be
checked on the Bay Boats to Weldon n c. and from
thence to points as far South as Augusta, Ga.
for further information and Through Tickets (which
are good by the Bay or Mail Line, apply in NEW YORK
at the Company's Office No. 29 Broadway Bar
clay st above the Astor House; the New Jersey
Raroad Office, foot of CORTLAND street. In PHILADEL
FHlA at the Companys Office N W. of Sixth ana
Chestnut streets at the Depot Broad and Prime
ana IN BALTIMORE at the Office Baltimore Steam
Bay Steamers
The new and beautiful Steamer LOUISIANA, of l2o
tons burthen, repete with every comfort and CONVEX
ence has been added to the Line The Line being now
W RUSSELL and NORTH CAROLINA, Capt Jas Cannon
having unsurpassed state room and berth accommods
tons.
The Norfolk or Bay Line Steamers will leave the Com
pany's wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCOP n
STREET, Daily, SUNDAYS excepted
f5- AT 5 O'CLOCK, P. Nigh
Or immediately after the of
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MertbanNiaf.

SAWED LATHS-30O 900 Sawed Laths.
olust received and for sale on pleasing terms from
yard cor Eutaw and German SITS, 1872 Light St wharf
DohNo q oLoAN oc7f
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Att0rnfps.

JOHN BOWMAN KERR,
u ATTORNEY AND C0UNSE LL0R-AT-LAW, g,
Has resumed his Law Office in EASToN Maryland, and
he will practice in Talbot adjacent counties Residing
at ST MICHAELS he will be in EASTON, on the public
davs eocb val oc22- 3m+
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EVICA 6. S. ALMONDS.-I5O bags and
so trails, for sale by SCHWARTZ DIX, III Lombard
street. " 10 ts
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SOAP.-German and Olive Soap--l00 boxes
oCincinnati German Soap 100 do. do Olive Soap for
sale by GRANT BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place
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@ines. 2iQaurs. &f.

ca 800 Bbls MAGNOLIA Wills
N5d n Pix G3s Fin ai q 3R!
emnenty maintained its high reputation in every part of
the United States during the last twenty years. will
henceorth always be found in great supply and furnished
to the trade at CINCINNATI PRICES by the subscribers
appointed SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for the
above old Distilleres.
The public cautioned against the spurious initiative
brands which envous parties have long osted pur-
chasers Their great inferoriy to Pixies Original Mag
mona may e1ectually serve to detect them.
W. GRANGE 4 CO.,
Exchange Place.
ALSO
Fixes superior deodorzed COLOGNE and other Spirits
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FOR STAFFORD, DELAWAkv
PASSENGERS leaving Baltimore at II - co-,,..
at Wilmington with 535 P. NJ. train and g. a. n = ~
Baltimore with 9.25A. N. train ~ yin
NoTlCE-All coored persons, whether bond or free
be required to bring responsible white person
sonaily known to the undersigned, who will be willing
over any portion of the road.
oci,tI WIN CRAWFORD, Aser
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MARYLAND
1Sl LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY
f. F. LUPT0N'S
IMPROVED PATENT
ENAAELED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS
WITH SCREW INsULAToRs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk,
No. MECHANICS EXCHANGE Sun IRON BUILDING
BALTIMORE.
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed on Ships Dwell
ings and Public Buildings in the safest best manner
Also for SALE ghtn Rod Points, Glass Insuators and
Trimmings, for putting up rods
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY DI
RECTED TO HIM. WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
10. jy27-tf
GAFES.-ROBBER AND FIRE PROOF
o-LILLIE'S PATENT CHILLED IRON, WITH COM
BINATICN BANK L0CK-The only reliable safe for sale
in this city All other proof Safes are made of sheet
iron. fair price will be allowed for them exchange
iy16-a 1872 Baltimore street
NTM. G. ROBINSON,
w No. 81 B0WLY'S WHARF, BALTIMORE,
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
WHICH HE WILL SELL AT LOWEST MARKET
PRICES,
WINTER AND FALL SPERM OIL, /
&C g ELEPHANT OIL, BLEACHED
SOLAR OIL, AND UN-
" &" PATENT OIL, BLEACHED
LARD OIL,
MACHINERY, LUBRICATING CYLINDER SPERM
OIL.
NORTHWEST COAST WHALE OIL.
STRAITS, BANK AND SH0RETANNERS' OIL.
SPERk AND ADAAANTINE CANDLES
Jy22dn ASSORTED SIZES eiH-fiF
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Mmttan0iaf.

HOLLOW-WARE CASTINGS.-A com
AApete assortment of Hollow-ware, Cart Boxes Fire
rogs DUMP Bells, Tea Kettles, &c always hand and
for sale at lowest rates by NJ. KEITH Jr L. son, %
South Charles street. ocstf
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Il ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLoR-AT-LAw,
Has resumed his Law Office EAsToN, Maryland, and
he will practice in Talbot and adJscehS nesng
days, each week oe1-on-
w. 81 LEXINGTON ST., BALTIMORE.
SAMUEL S. CARR,
TowsoNrowY, BALTIMORE COUNTY.
Particular attention given to business in the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county. ocl6t
WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN,
w ATTORNEY LAW,
oFFIcE-No. 40 Fdystte Street,
NEAR CALVERT STREET, BAL rIKoRE
Will practice in the Courts of Baltimore City and IN. al
J dining conntles silly
j. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will promptly attend to all business in the Courts of
PRINCE GEORGES and the neighboring Counties and in
the Court Oh APPeIls. au9-tf
r. sTocKETT MATTHEWS,
OFFICE No. COUNSELL0R'S HALL,
tao LEXINGTON STREET.
wiz attend promptly to all kinds of business appertainng
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
" ATTORNEY LAW,
No. 2 LAW BUILDINGS,
sd Courts of
TpOBERT D. BURNS,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. COUNSELL0R'S HALL,
fe22h LEXINGTON STREET
~ FRISBY HENDERSON, :
4. ATTORNEY AT LAW
COMMISSIONER FOR PENNSYLVANIA
No. CoUNsELLoRs' HALL,
fe22 IT, Lexington street.
II. JOSEPH ROGERS,
IL ATTORNEY AT LAW,
80 West Fayette street, above Charles,
Practices in the courts of BALTIMORE CITY, ANNE
ARUNDEL and neghboring counties All matters apper-
aiming to the profession promptly and carefully attended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-04
The Departure Of the Steam
Vessels of War.
THE RENDEZVOUS At BUESos AYREs
Origin Of the Difficulties, and on What Terms
They are to be Settled.
Sketches Of Commodore Shubrick, Con
nander Page and Judge BowDn,
&c., kc, DC.

Two steamers-the Atlanta and the Caledonia-left
As port Thursday hast for the purpose Of joining the
squadron rendexvousng at Buenos Ayres and that
h destined TO act against Paraguay. They will first land
6An Paex and the Venezuelan Comm ssioners, who
board guests Of the nation at IAguayra, and
then they the best Of their way Buenos Ayres
When they arrive there they will probably find the squa
on full force. The only vessels OF the squadron that
they have left behind them the Aesacomet and the
L. W. Chaplin (and these TO have sailed from
Philadelphia yesterday the Memphis, that went into
commission yesterday at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
that viii be ready TO sail in about week hence, and the
steamers Canada and America that are now Green
point, Williamsburg, undergoing repairs and alterations.
These last will also be fitted out for with all despstch
and sent to Join the rendezvous al Buenos Ayres.
There will be then collected in that har the largest
squadron that has foated under the American
Gag, We except that which stationed in the Gulf Of
Mexico during with that republic. will oonsist
- fol-
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BENJAMIN nassnsrt, Esq, once a well known New York
merchant died Thursday last at Troy, at the advanced
areof seventy six years. Mr. Marshall OF the
early proprctors the rst line Of packets established
between this city and Liverpool and which well known
"A tie Black Ball Line Some years since he retired from
the shipping business, having realized handsome com.
potency and entered largely into tho manufacture Of
ton goods for which purpose built extensive factories
on the Hudson river not FAR from the city OF Hudson he
also well known as the proprietor of the New YORK
Nils near Utica Ia Oneida county village has grown
up around these mills, which has all the appliances OF
we'll ordered town. and which owes as prosperity 10
Messrs. Marshall Wolcott, the proprictors Mr.. Mar
shall had been for time feeble health lie left
srre fortune
Gen. JoHS NJ DAVIS, of Fast Liberty Allegheny county,
Pa died Al his residence the 29th u the advanced
age Of eighty seven years. lie born In Franklin
county AZ an early age he became possessed Of desire
for military employment and sought position in the
army Of his country. He received commissions from
Presidents Jefferson, Madison and Monroe Az private
and officer he served his country for fourteen In
tho year 1907 he passed through fttsburg With
keel boats. He served for years under command
OF General Andrew jackson. In the Indian IN tlor
da he distinguished himself, and especially so nj the
battle OF the Horse Shoe. He was afterwards
At the battle OF New Orleans, AZ captain 10 the
army. and was one OF General Jacksons aids. Here
be undertook a most dangerous duty-that OF oh.
tanning supply Of ammunition for the American army
which he successfully accomplished. with the loss &c
number Of and the mules attached 10 the wagons
For his this hazardous undertaking he received
the honorable appointment Of Breve, Major IN 1915 he
rendered his active services longer necessary 10 hs
country During the administration Of President Jack SON
the subject o this notice not forgotten by the Old
hero with whom he had shared the hardships and the
dangers OF the camp and field lie received the appoint
mens of United states Marshal for the Western District or
Pennsylvania.
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FrouDATho Legislature Of FIsrda assembled ~ Talia-
hassee the 12d uh John Hnayson, of Joncrson was
elected President Of the Senate and J. D. Gailbrah Of
Leon, Speaker Of the House. Gov. rcys message dis
courages the idea OF reopenng the slave trade vos
the removal Of tho remaining semnoee from Florida soil
DAKcrA-The inhabitants Of Dakota In anticipation Of
receiving Territorial organization from Congress this
winter, have elected W. W. Kingsbury delegate 70
Congress.
KKSrcry STATE CoSvusuos Democratic state Con.
ven,on Of Kentacy viii be held FRANKFORT the 9Th
Of January next Nominations 20 be made for Cover.
nor, Lieut. Governor and other state officers.
DrssR 30 Nh. GmpNcs.-Forty or nfty gentlemen sat
down to q complimentary dinner in Boston, the ist
inst Ia honor of the lion. Joshua GddIngs the vee.
ran representative OF tho Ashtahua district scna
tor Wilson presided After due attention had been paid
the dinner Mr. Wilson introduced the guest o the
ing IN brief and appropriate speech. Mr. Gddngs was
enthusiastcay greeted and although evidently suffering
under indisposon from cold nc nevertheless
made very interesting and eloquent address He
terrupted by 1T Of coughing but afterwards resumed
his remarks giving graphic and thrilling account Of the
contest for the seakershp in the Thirty fourth Congress-
ending In the election of Mr.. Banks Governor Ranks,
Hon. Linus y. comins, Hon Charles Francis Adams Hon
Moses KimOa, Mr.. Charles Hale and General schouicr
the speakers, after which Mr. Giddnss retired
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TEIEIRApHIC.
THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CoNyESTIoS--SECoSD
DAY.

DAY.
PEnrsnvRG, Dec. 8, 1853.
The Convention met at ten O'Clock this morning. The
hall was more crowded even than II was yesterday.
Mr. Barbour, of Culpepper, nominated the Hon. John
Letcher for Governor, when Timothy Rives Of Prince
George Immediately took the floor and began pour hot
shot upon Letoher.
great sensation has been created Mr. Pryor is taking
notes and viii reply to Rves this afternoon 1t is thought
the vote will not taken to-day.
Last night during the heated debate, Mr. jackson OF
Wood gave the lie TO Mr.. Seldom Of Stafford II is ru-
mored that the parties have le the city for North Caro-.
lima, 70 Eight duel.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Rives concluded his remarks four O'Clock and
succeeded by Mr.. Pryor who is making power
fai speech in favor Of Mr. Jetchor
There immense crowd in tho Convention and the
applause is frequent and tumutuous.
A ballot can hardly be taken TO night.
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Polisicai Intelligence.

INDIANA IIGTILruRx-Thc Indiana legislature are not
likely to agree upon the OF Mcssrs Fitch and
Bright TIE two branches stand as follows -
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sf October She vas built n New York in 1895 Her
officers are
Commander s.eedman
Lseutenan,s-L4 Pauiding, John v. Mccailom Charles
fiusssr, r. y. Williams.
Assistant surgeon-A. l. Gihon
WAR STEAMER FULTON.
The Fulton is side wheel steamer OF Eve guns and s
rated Of the third class Of that kind Of vessel She
built in New York in 1887, and was put in repair in
Washington in 1867. She carries one llnch shell gun,
On pivot and four nlneinch guns broadsde. She also
carries two boat howitzers She sailed from Norfolk
the 9th Of October last. Her officers are:-
Lieutenant Commandmg--John j. Almy.
Iieutenants-Miies K Warrington, j. b. Stewart, Robt.
Seaen NJ G. Campbell.
Purser-K. H. Clark.
Passed Assistant SuYgeon-H. O. Mayo.
First Assistant EDgineer-Harman Newell.
Second Assistant Engineer-J. A. Grier.
1hird Assistant Engneers-W p. Burrow, j. P. Hous-
ton, J. De Kraft.
WAR STEAMER WATER WITCH.
The Water Witch belongs 70 the same class Of side
wheel steamers the Fulton, but is only registered for
two guns She only carries nnench gun on pivot
and three boat howitsers She built at Washington
in 1916. 1t is in connection with her that the principal
difficulty with Paraguay has arisen, she the
veying vessel that red into from Fort I.aperu Her
officers are
Lieutenant Commandng-Robert B. Peeram.
Lieutenants-A. Barbos, D. A. Forrest, E. T. Spedden,
r. II. Baker.
Passed Assistant surgeon--Charles +. Fahs
First Assistant Enginecr-W. G. Wheeler.
Second Assistant Engineer-R N. McClery
Third Assistant Epgneers-R B. II. Wharton, B. E
Cnassain, @. A. Chipley.
STEAMER HARRIET LANE.
The Harriet Lane United States cutter-sde
wheel steamerhat built by order Of last Congress
for the Of this port She large shell gum
and s Offered from the revenue corps. Her officers
are
Captain--John Faunce.
Leutenants-A. Stanford, D. G. Constable, J. W. VIII
soD Bushrod w. Frobel.
Surgeon-Angelo Tonsi.
PnTser's Clerk, In charge-Edward Willard.
Captains Cierk-vmcent +. Tavers.
Chief Engneer-J. r Dryburgh.
AssisantsWater Scott Charles g. Dale, j. T. Webster
Avail Neeker Robert A. HaDersham.
oTcery Scrgeant--George w. Robbins.
Acting Boatswan--Joseph Lockman.
Acting Gunner-Thomas Cole
Carl enter's Mate--Isaac Main.
STEAMER MEMPHIS.