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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-20

The Trihune Almanac fer 1859,
Containing the Election Returns and the usual
matter, win Be publisher about Christmas. Price
IL cents II copies, postpaid, for u, 100 copies,
postpaid, for -. Address ~ above.
nov3dAW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-20

Bk Of Goshen, 0oshcn.
Blk Of Gosport, Gosport.
Bk Mt. Vsrnon, Nj. v.
BIZ Of Paoli, Paoli.
Blk Rockville, " abash.
h Salem, N. Albany.
Hk of Salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Bk, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk /"
Exch. BIZ, 0rsencastle.
fayetts County Bank.
Hoosisr Bank.
Indiana BIZ, Madison.
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For She Gate City.
Meeting - the Ladies.

Meeting - sAe Ladies.
AssRs. EDiross Having asesrtaiped that
thsfs are number Of poor children in our
public schools that are without shoes and
otherwise destitute Of suitable clothing to
protect then from the severity Of the cold
vsssha, and many more are detained q
home IN seassqusnee Of want Of clothing !;
also, being axars that but little ssu BE- sfset-
ed for their bsss6t without sonssrt Of action,
~, the undsrsisnsd, respectfully request yoa
topoblish call for meeting Of the ladies
Of Ksokuk, on Saturday, Goth inst, u 3 ..
m, 10 the hall over 6turgss' store, on Main
street, near Firth. 70 take Into consideration
some means 70 relieve tho necessities Of thsse
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ANA BANK.
Bk Indiana, Mich. City.
Bk Ut ElkhArt, Elk hart.
Ind. Farm. BIZ, FRANK lin.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Kentucky Stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank Lima.
PaFks Co. BIZ Rockville.
Prairie City Bk, Il. Ilauts
Meroh. D Mech. N. Alb.
Salem Bank, 0oshcn.
southern Blk Of IndisnA.
State Blk and BrAnehcs.
BrookvilIs Bank.
Farmers Bank, West field,
Bank Of Syracuse.
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS


VsRCSTEE's sALE.-sn p"r-.nacc % I" drcd
n trus rS"cutrd by the heirs at Ssrnh l.. Davis
decd bearing late the ard day September ls5s aud 81 re-
cord D the Hustng Court at Lynchhnrs shall on THURS
DAY the 30h day MBER 1858 expose to sale by
Of puelr auction the premises the following NEAL
ESTATE. consisting If
lst The large FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on Main STR ct.
above and sointe to he entranc" t. Liberty warehouse
having front Of ~ feet and depth of 81 ioct
end. The STORE HOUSE AND LOT, On Main Street now
occupied by frnnkn Brother having from, OF "a feet and
q d,1th ofss feet
Ard The DWELLING now occupied by Mrs Kirkpatrick.
with nearly mn acre Il ground attached
h About FORTY ' ALI ABLE Bt1blNG LoIS OF !"
netrs each, OF them being admirable locations tor rest
d.ners
iEKMSA crrdi Of e. u. aud IA ,nonhs purchasers re-
aure /" negotiable with seiista rndorsets aud
pay secured by deeds 81 the property,
JOHN 4. DAVIS, Trustee, .
Also at the same time md the terms will be sold
large portion oi RIAL ESTATE the individual property OF
the subscribers
list A Lor or GROUND Main street, opposite Mrs.
Erkparicks
md A unn ar of valuable NJ II Ding LOTS
lfl. About l.U ACRES on LAM, part 81 tie spring
Valley Tract
oniue lhrt, Warehouse on MHin street now occupied ny
ffapnln Brother, On TIT kSbAh the 10Th of SEPfEM'
HEX ISAAC tIARTSiiORNE,
WV. u. STABiER,
IHDS. J. STABl.ER, JR
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,.LrAsI.E moUsr. ANn,.

~ LOTS FOR SALE lily virtue OF dccnta order Ut MI.
the Circuit Court ir the cit, iynchhurg pronounced at It's
last June in the lsrcr Mex uncy gnd others
the undersigned p,nted Uont >oncr> iete,n Will on
FRIDAY the eth day of OCTOBER 81 O'Clock. on tho
r,nscs proc ed 10 sell the following NOT rs and Lot ',
and one vacant Lot AZ salt c'r,r nii"ni Via Lot on
Main street "ppoit, lHuS IWtry Stable with 'atgo and
omodons brick Sior' huusc Recently bu Lot conia
lag n qua wish buck dwelling House It'll
good hitch, si"k, hon and we'll cSrrIcnt
situated iianoud l, N III, uCtFahurhuUd 81 the
Mrssrs ID usnn. IN the occupancy ct Mr. Tanner,
.o. Nth small Tenement ttertnn alung lot I" MI Fred
Mreks, CAPT Mctoiktos Lot. contain
nag halt acre, b,tw Capt o.t odeAl ili lust opposite
Talbot atr t-uiCncr. Lots ! al the
above 9Th strrf usi above Nj David T. R,csrs shop,
With We goeh Houses thereon.
This property VIII be- sold credit at ,lx twelve ard
eighteen months tcNrI much cas Ia In
expenses >D the purchaser Fi,n. bonds b airing
hl,r with personal s,tuIItN and title
uuiil IAl p, mcm's rfNde
SAMi II NtKINNEA, ,..,.a
Eb II CHRISTIAN. ''
IA,
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,

FNNllIS House situated in the immediate vicinity al ~.
business part of the and the location Is oi
quiet AMI healthy the To strangers taere
fore. i'll position particularly desirable.
he subscribers thanks their tho
public general. III. liberal patronage they have
tended to them. an them that they will endea,"
merit a continuance o their
An OMNIBUS. BAGGAGE W At;OS and FOR t.RS Will
alw be drI,nis landing The
the and boats passcn and the
Hotel fHrk NK6k. SHEAD \ CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN RICHMOND.

I'M IIN TITNf N NINT1WVlNU. =
Nine Hundred Barrels of Flour Destroyed
RicnSoxp, Sept 2s.The large flour mill occu-
pied by Mct;ruder's Sons near this eity--was to-
tally destroyed by fire this morning. Nine hur-
dred barrels of flour, and Ave thousand bushels Of
wheat were consumed.
Six thousand dollars was insured in the Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, aud the same
amount in the London Company. Tho building
was owned by Mcssrs. Warwick n Barksdale. md
was insured for Sli,ooo in various Offices.
Markets.
BurlNoxr, Sept 2sth.-flour is steady At S5l
Wheat unchanged; Germ steady, yellow Mt 30 10
%. white at 81 To 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MENs PRAYER MEErING.--There ARE
regular meetings for prayer. at the room of ,he
Young Mems Christian Association. at clock.
The ladies' are invited To attend.
aug lS-its
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SCHOOLS AND OvbLsssRs.
LYNCHBJrRG COLLEGE.

LSNCHBURG COLLEGE.
gusE fourth annual ofthis will
II On The 18th sepieneer. ~ H.
The Is one Of the heaihest aud accessible In
study both Cissssal and
scen,lac equal tn that Of the best Amsrcsn colleges.
The ADar, will be enelentiy maintained %.
der tho MI Blarkenship graduafs ~ the VIZ.
sna Military n.itue and recently connected with the
The several r.es.or. win have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School In witch young men will be Thoroughly pre-
pared for college or Excu,,vY
RoBERT L. BRoCkETT, Frs.derti Professor Of Nstn
raj Science.
Lrernars q MATHEWS, A. NJ. Professor Of Latin aud
Bellies 1cttrcs
II CAnrlL A. L. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature
nIANNlssm,r Professor Of Msthemati aud Ins,ruc
Rev w W WAikkR, rruless.r ct Moral and Mental so.
Rev X Con Professor Of History.
SAautL Professor of consi utlonsl Law
u A ia>ononSt.M ID, Professor Of Ana'ams and fhy'
olngy
U1lstrrr Anolrno s,HroHt LII d pr fcssor of Modern
Languages
lghs go Tuition &!D In the Grammar School aud
$40 IN lhr Collegiate Department, for hall session -,
~ Catalogues containing further information can ho 90
ts'n'd h, add essns the r,cad,n, aug ais
x~CmBs WG FEMAlk sEMsNARH-
IL BOAkplNd AAppAf sUliOoiFoR vol M LA
nis rho s1r.nd session ct tins 'n.n,,'n "i'n. wsan"a
at Ave "ih. eneh English c'n,se nnltes business and an
nia tdnn,lu tolet late coursn modelled amer mat
ofbe University OF Virginia complete course in Music vo'
cal and matrimonial
Honrd Of ln.,ructien.
\ H. WILLIAMSON,
Diff Latin. trc.k ari hctcp Lctros.
ELloDORo CAMPS.
DIrr.-liebrcw, italian aud Nude.
WM HOPPER
DIRT -Frcuch. Spanish and Mathematics
Mrs. 4 T. pAuE
DIT Eng branches aud Prep Latin uroek
Mis- NJ u VILLA MhoN,
rri.rarstr,y English H. snhrs aud oon sup"r' bi"n
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The Springs are all bat deserted. The rece pts
this Year were tn" largest ever known. The RI
ceipts at the Old Swcc; were over $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

AT the commencement OF Washington College
last week. the degree of NJ. A. was conferred on
the following gentlemen from Wheeling.
Geo, L. Boyd, Of Wheeling: Chas A. Dickey
do; Hannibal Forbes, do; VIM. b. Farris, Elm
Grove; Thos Lumsford, do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

The Blue Ridge Republican SAYS Intelligence
from all the adjoining counties leafs Us t" believe
that the corn crop will prove better than
pcctel though still II short o,.c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

Heavy FRosr.-We learn from the Frederieks-
burg Herald that on Thursday morning last there
was white frost there. A farmer from the coun-
Nv says his potato vines were black, and he could
write his name in the white frost the planks
ami fence rails.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

The employees of the Gosport Navy Yard are
about to cuntrihnte dollar II man 10 the yellow
fever fund for Charleston and New Orlcars. Ey-
cry humane man Will say of this, God bless the
0iyrrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

FREIGHT TR.pE.-The receipts of freight at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, in this city,
yesterday, as follows:
Twenty-Five loaded cars Of produce from the
West, consisting Of 1894 bushels of Wheat ljS
barrels Of Flour; 81 900 pounds of Miscellaneous.
Eighteen loaded cars were sent West the same
day.
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ptrr --p,awinR aud Painting.
lrr,n. mgr acsslou Of Five NOuths

Terms, per session Of Five W0uthsi
Hoard Including uo tights Sr With no rxirna.-.Fho Wl
1uuon in Llsh bransh"s......... 10 w
Tuition IN Il, DO With French and Lain. W w
Turian IN t"ll,rn nepat - W
luNrnchn fmn", Guitar ptran,............ - M
heard aud halt IN adv balance at tho end
ut the sr-rion
In this iastn,i,n nnl, nowlcdEc of La In.
and Iirhi, be uurud but facrs furnished r
oakhp tho French Italian and Spanish Laugh .geS Two
An,,cni Mnd.rn Language rrantc I" entiti" TO
graduation
IN, III, old q Education ma III" fRo
the Enlightened f>rtnt >ck caics
what due parents and children demands
and only viii be n,r iured The sys"m blends on Al
with the o lnsru, Lecture and Examna
call md give the fnhst s,ort Ia all the mchta
Mr. Witt.N@oN The Faculty IT University Va,
N is5o - RtN Re Ny land rt.st krimnnd t"l"r"i MI"
Gen IA tinptan Pref More Re, ~ mitchell u ID Rev
he" kns'ri u u itr,s II n MN'r dco. w Carter aud
II Hal
Mr. liorrfH rctrs 10 Rev n IHatt. Petersburg, and
i"u % Il clay.
Mr. p,Nr, tcnts ~ II T. Let b,r Richmond and Res w.
II k.ncke Iynthbms
Mrs rAot trfts Rev Jna u y Atkinson, ID D., Frrst
Nrmplen ~ college aud lIon VIM and Mrs Rirra
MIs NILitAnsuN reirs liun W 4 Preston. Gov Jno
t,",d AMI Mm kaiiord, Esq President Farmers Bank,
lNnrhhmE
s tucuHs containing particulars oblnned by nrp'ra'
ton SEMINARY Rnuls Immediate vicinity Of 9Th ~ NJ u
,huirh ort hl,nph III, l. Once % ,2m
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cYJ

assured he satisfaction
all and every branch .f his profession
lie prepared fully I" max" whole and partial sets II
tinuous gum block plain and pivot Teeth Filing sud plug
done the h"s manner lie T", TIA by simple
aud n'm process t1."! Hsins drugs gr,nS pam the
patjcnt. An MORN WARRANTED
e o.. Main /, doors above the Norycl
House aud immediately oppoaitv the Citizens SA,ngs li,nk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

Ton,cco.--nuring visit in the vicinity Of Port
Republic las, week. SAYS the Valley Democrat.
we were gratihel at noticing number Of fields
in /. bacco looking very we'll The cultivation
Of this pr itablc crop is increasing in that Sec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

BANK or Inr Cosno>mENra.-This institution
will commence operations in the new anl elegant
office. opposite tho American Hotel, on the 30th
inst. or lst Of October. The officers Of the
Bank are az follows: President Lawson Nunnally;
Cashier. }. b. Morton; Paying Tcller.J W. Payne
late Charl t;esville); Receiving Teller Jonathan
NJ. Nnwlin: Book Keepers. Edward {. Howard aud
JAS u. Scott; Discount Clerk and Runner, Jno. NJ
Murray
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

R,ILAoAD MEETING AT BorDToN.-The Tobacco
Pant says: On Saturday, the ID October,a meet
ing ofthc people Of Mecklcnburg will be held at
Boydton, for the purpose of devisng measures to
push forward the work of extending the Roanoke
Valley Railroad to the Junction
The people of Mecklenburg must be satisfied
that at present their condition. in reference to the
transportation of produce, is almost insufferable
The cost of getting wheat to market amounts al
most to an inhibition upon its production. A COM
plele remedy is within their reach, yea, is held
out to their acceptance. Will they accept it and
be free from the bondage in which they are held
OF will they spurn it and continue slaves?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

FATAL CAsUALrY.--The Locomotive attached to
tie down train on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, on Saturday evening when just above
Culpeper Court House. struck and killed Mr.
danes perty of Culpepef lie was lying on the
side of the track with his head on one end of n
cross tie. and when the came along the cow
Gather Of the locomotive struck him on the right
side of his head, near the temple killing him in
stantly.
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N O T &c E

NOTICE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURES SODA WA
e TER which be has bottled and constantly hand Also
the best philadelphia p rter, Ale, aud Lager
Beer hand at all times which he will sell At WHOLE
SALE PRICES to the trade All orders from the country
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to- Place
of business opposite the City liorei
sept3d&clm M McCOkAACk.
UIARPEk'a MAGAZINE FO8 OCTOB80 =,
III 0ODEYS MAGAZINE
PETERSONS MAGAZINE
Just received At tsspt29-tsl n. c, WcTOKS.
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4 yNCH's WAREuOC NE. L. neAAurg, Va
The has leased Of years. the above
valuable property In this city. and respectfully solicifs
his friends ard the public generally The ap-
p inmcni inspectors given Mess. c. H. Ruck
of Amherst and Ro Boaz Of Appomattox, who ara In
qualified the dut the Office, well known
aud le-crvcdy worthy Of III. public conhdcnce
janl9t EDGAR WHITEHEAD
a uERU,S con LIVER q l. he LD.N viii
be found the agreeable firm of administering Cod
Liver OIL For sale by STABLER JONES.
aug 90dts
ARPE Ms MAGAZINE, Ger HrPsenbe just
y i rcccivedat taux ls.is) II. v1CrORA
nDREPARED so ANaWER.-Osr fFienas 81
late have reqnr nifty asked why suffered stock
to get SO low in the ait part Of the season This our an
and all In the first place sell great many
goods and In the place object 70 at the
Of each with entire supply Of Cloth
ing and We don't believe In keeping house led all
the with old goods and a. that for the
purpose Of making big show We woni rather mss few
Sales than impose stale goods upon cnnhlg frends
sept9ts GLASS RAINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

ATTEMPTED SuIcIDE.-A young man named
Wilson, residing in West Ward, says the South
Side Democrat, attempted to commit suicide,
Thursday night, by swallowing dose of lauda-
num- and being fearful that he would fail in his
design introduced into his stomach nearly three
ounces of the poisonous fluid. The consequence
was that the overdose produced an effect similar
to Il desperate case of sea-sckness, and after
series of efforts, the whole of it was dislodged.-
il was, however, found necessary to use a peach
switch during the night to prevent him from fall
ing into the "slumber which knows no awaken
ing" but yesterday morning found him entirely
recovered from the effects of the draught. A fail
to obtain the hand of some fair ladye" to
whom he had been paying his " distresses," is al
legged to have been the cause Of the act
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NEGROES WANTED.

NEGROES WANTED.
VNHE sUBsCR 1BE1 wnu,s 70 bay any aun.
Der Negroes of both from thirty years Of
also, Women aud Children for whom the hghef casa
prices will be given Persons In the country wiz be attended
to their homes by giving description and addressing mo
At Lyuchburg Va W. H. MOUNTCASTLE.
mad d&ely
XXIANTRD.-AM 4. ID. HeasrA Cradneen 81
w Randolph Macon College. who graduated with higher
than lee desires situation - Professor 10
College Institute Principal Of Academy In healthy
and Intelligent community The best testimonials OF charae
BENJAMIN HUDSON THACKBTON,
scptlAts Il. M. College, Ne klsu0sTg, Va
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<SRACK X KS, In air-siahs Cans, Pre.erv sed
~ !. crisp a. '"'' 'A sTAbLER & JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-29

~ FOR SALE--n pursuance If deed of trust exc Mil
cuted to nv WIN t!A,ey and Mary his wir bearing date
March 18th 1851 aud oice ut the County
Cuur Campbell shall on the 2th day at oGTobER next,
the premises sale by pubic auction, the
property therein conveyed hcg the Brick lu-' i"rm"rv
occupied by William Clavry dwelling II is Si,u'trd
FranKln lil the lot thco f,rhs
less and has well OF In" garden III high
of cultivation well set with the choicest fruit aud shrub
berry. Terms liberal and made known IN day ut sale
sept1r awIitis EDN J FblklS. Trustee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14
WEAV VERVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. IA, 1S5S

Vo1cE OF UNsPoKEN WoRDs.-Mr Dosh, of the
Shasta Courier, is pleased to say that in writing
we occasionally express thought in manner
and words that thrill through one, as though ut
tered by human voice, and linger upon memory
for days. This faculty is not popularity OF
ours many of our professional brethren in the
mountains are possessed Of it in like degree
Nearly year ago the Courier said The clouds
are coming d0tcn from the North, rhite ach fear "
The magnitude of the thought chilled us with
amazemeut. That little expression was full OF
the rirors of ice land and of the threatenings OF
uprisng storms We have never since seen a
cloud rising from behind the northern hills with
ont remembering that stentOrian warning The
CLOUDS ARE COMING Down FROM THE NORTH,
WHITE WITH FEAR = Search the records of all
writer's, living or dead, and you will find no SEN
tence Of more appalling alarm. 1t reminds one
of the watchful mountaineer shouting from an
Alpine crag to the advancing traveller, warning
him that storms have broken from their arctic
caves and are rattlng their frozen shrouds
among the hill tops. How great must be the
wrath of scptcnrion tempcsts, to drive forth the
gathering vapor, pallid with fear! How sublime
the fury Of the storm god who would tear the
frosty veil from about the secret places of his
domain and fling the fragments down the fugi-
tive winds, hoary with terror!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-14

Pursuant to call of Central Committee, the
Americans of Trinity County met at Court House
in Weaverville, on Saturday, Aug. 7th, at 10 a. m.
Convention organized by electing DR.. I. II.
Harris, President, u. II. Trufant, Secretary. and
II. L. Wheeler, Assistant Secretary.
On motion Of l. G.. Messcc n committee Of five
were appointed to examine credentials, consist
ing of s. Gilman, l. Moore, II. f, Ncttleton, D.
Sutherland, and H. L, Wheeler.
Committee report precincts as follows with
representation Trinity Centre. . {; Ridgeville,
. Bates, ; Lewiston, 3 Grass Valley, 2
Point Bar, . Steiner's, 2 Tyson's, 2; Canon
City, Indian Creek Ruch's, . Cox's Bar,
? Big Flat, North Fork Mouth Canon
Creek. . Weavcrvillc, s. Total, dS.
Report received, and delegates requested to
take seats in Convention.
On motion Committee of ten were appointed
to draft resolutions, consisting of Messrs Martin,
McMurry Quinn Wells. Fouty, Sterling Messcc.
Piper, Prosser and vonSchaack.
On motion, Messrs. Lowdcn, Peters and Greg
ory we're appointed as committee on general bus
mess.
=
Committee on Resolutions report the following
which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, we see no reason why we should
abandon the American party, or CeaSe TO main
tain its principles but every possible reason why
we should adhere to them more tcnaciouSly than
ever and
Whereas, the present Administration has for
fetcd every promise and broken every agree
ment which has been made for the benefit Of the
people of the State of California. therefore,
Resolved, That we have no confidence in Piled
ges made in Democratic Conventions, or by Dem
ocratic nominees.
Resolved, That now affirm what we have
heretofore maintained, that the doctrine Of popu-
lar sovereignty, or the right of the people of each
State and Territory to regulate their domestic
institutions in their own way, without the inter
ierance of the General Government, or Of any
State or Territory in The Union. to BE- absolutely
essential TO the success Of republican Institutions
JNO. McMURRY, Chairman.
II, S. MARTIN Secretary.
Committee on general order of business report,
lst. Nomination of Assemblyman ; 2nd. Nom
nation of County Judge Sd. Election of Cen
( trail Committee for ensuing year; ith. Finance
Committee.
Nomination for Asscmblyman.--F. c. Sterling
received the unanimous vote Of the Convention.
For Co Judge.--R. G. Stuart received 10 votes;
O. H. Norcross % J. Cbadbournc 2. Where
upon O II z. Norcross was declared the nominee
of the Convention, and his nomination made Il
nanmous.
On motion n committee OF three were appoint
cd to select from the different portions of the
County Central Committee. Committee report
the following and request that the first thr"e on
list net ms Finance Committee ID. II. Trufant,
President l. D. Messec, G. Fouty, S. A. White,
S. Lowden, 7. Wells, Z, X. Shively, S. Gill
man, jos. Crane
Delegates from Dist No l, retired, and nom
mated F. b. Symonds for Supervisor of that
District.
On motion the thanks of the Convention were
returned to It's officers, and the Convention ad-
journed, sine die. Dr.. I. H. HARRIS,
u. H. TRUFANr, Secretary. President.