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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

Mas R,,xn,x, ,nrr,.- = n 49,
have puhl,.hed a tssIar.nhi. , . = Nor sh'f-"e
nv, respecting the issn,ng of co"ni'.;ea ron hlol
49, rr"is N'o issuing on COMMISSION by order Of
Mrs Dudley vbo.e 80 - - e'' cAPaci'ie' OF
before the bnb, NJ IT, 50, - - 'o,7Pcuousiy
woman In mi. sat- H. ,nrn;sa' I sl OF any oth"r
Dudley ohs.rvs,nrv -, r. epuI" n'eht OF 'he
rident tb.-.,o ,ay,t;,I ''eS anu puatrefs m
tcspcc,ing ,b I;ns';, ~ recent statements
by deed 10 .be cbdre M Rn,o - NM, W nr s ,
has brougbt Le, 90" - is,ai+., ler OF tueh
newsp,peT re,ding ,,,,;. 49, f'y "''o'e " y
The netitioncr a., ia. .o,,,,i.,,. , ,,
r,ndo I, Me- Tihh;,. . r. .t a. ""t'oo "Yni'
that ~ "''' "'"'A V" 'e'' 'or' J
Duney' o. me city sn1 county Of ALBANY,
he sn, os Do, =, 'naiIes h Duuey deceased, and
"u' ~ Iel,'heT Is no" OF the age Of seventy.hye
~ upN"u', ana IRON her advanced ags and
h.uent th;re'o SO lar deprived Of her
nj, s t ina. sn' y rendered altogether
sg,i,s '''''' =" cover" De''eh or 10 manage her
AnJ ,,.v.
1,Tk.ft :. 49,. g.
10 ,,.. ~ ~ :" W. ia''ie VI a "rit df ftHd
I'D t, [ ~ 'ue W inquire OF the 'unacy OF the
s.IS "a $500 n - aru " nsI 'ap,cly 10 govern her
20 ,his con-, 81, s, "'ee'e" !" N''eh persons ~
Tb;. ,c,;,,o, ~ 'i' ,ne1,
the n.,!,;onn sppo'.ea oy th' a"ha'it OF con Of
tI,,.r - VIZ" y, ''"t ,ue e,,hte VI hrs dudley,
Il h. - va ., ,ue N''ue Oh f1'"''sp, but that
MI. 80, 'ne Pa,tenHfS OF mrs Dudley gilt TO the
viz rS =. f, ~ '' p'o'e''"s- 'n'''oh' The ahda-
| "And ,li. dc,,.,,, -,,n
Dudley = gcti I ~ i'''er DE A' ''e sAln bahd'na
/ nv a,i eli. ~ a. ',''n'n ~ P'rP",-"I Iceble memo
| t,n, - ~, i .". l'oeu 'a' -ne GOES not remember
i, nt,cry ncoa,, Wv g ogeurIence' oi her ife and
of her cs,so VI y" 'nF"se"' W J"n'clon- control
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
CRIMINAL LAW IN VIRGIN,
II. n, Editor, Of n, NnfionaI I,,,llia.n -, =.

4" me Editors 81 the National InfsLiigeHosr:
Perhaps Il IS nov known that in Virginia a Circuit
Court held for every County twice in every wear ta
IN" terms Of the Circuit Court of Jefferson tin which Har
per- Ferry isj commence the 20ih of Nav and eu,h OF
October, and that the fall term commencing soon after
IN" arrest OF the offenders at Harpers Ferry their trial
thus came on In due Of Law in short time ate,
they were arrested But there other matters con
hected with those Trials IN regard TO which some Of the
newspaper show want Of information AZ "a
the laws OF Virginia. Such information NAV be furnish
ed 20 many nv publishing In your widely difused paper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
INDIAN DEPRED,TIoys

81 LorIS. Nov. lOih.-Lieut. Mowry, of Arizona n
passenger by the California overland mall reports con
anued depredations At the mail company stations hy In
dian- force of two hundred ned States hal
gone TO chas;i>e the Apaches
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

olfoSiTloN MkETlNG IN RICHMOND COUNTY.
Al meeting Of the Wings Of Richmond County held
on the 9Th Of November, at Warsaw, John Z. Mitchell
WAS called to the Chair, and Robert Hall appointed Sec
rotary.
The object Of the meeting then explained by VIM
T. Harris who WAS followed by Jno. * Braxton In a
neat and appropriate speech after which the following
resolutions adopted.
RssoIred LIST That and more tired of the
misrnle OF the soeaiied National Democracy and hope
and pray for speedy dcliversnce therefrom.
hssotred end That approve Of the proposition to
hold Convention in Richmond the 18th of December
next, and appoint delegates said Convention the
following named gcntlemes:
Isl Dist-Danicl Carter, Zach. Saunders Thos Pulcu
and MurL Balderson.
I'd Dlst-Col. Rob. W. Carter James V. Garland
Richie II. Har~ood and DIR. A. y. Saunders.
I'd pist-Jno. = Braxton. A. u. Yerby, James l..
lamkin and Jas. II McCarty.
iih Dist-Seth Rockwell. Jas n. Luttrcl Samuel NJ
l.yeli and Moses Self
On motion, r. T. Daniel and Robt. Rdgway were an
pointed Alternates, and the Chairman and Secretary
added 10 the st Of Delegates and ordered that these
proceedings he sent TO the Richmond Wing for pubca.
ton.
The meeting then adjourned.
JN0. G. MITCHELL. Chm
Roar. Hall. Secretary
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FnksIDENr or THE MICHIHAN srA2e nscc2

n. DsIhhir, lssA
IA GsS d GhEKS IDsdr r-IIaving been great sufferer
rom dyspepsia, and having been believe b.. Ior
HrygeHdti fsrs most eheerfay attest their efcacy Nv
case sas bad one In the months los, nv
anu or'y seven pounds 90 nssh
nts. aud remained an ALI for hf-en travelling Alb
shc from Once duty had done something
ed hie probability Of unit; the B,,.rs
IN one greatly relieved, and weeks was prr
iee wel and have since
are Al liberty this lfit
Po'e q" "HushB us valuable remedy. Respectfully
-, .,, C. &. TROwRRIDGH
sae eeIaeaies a. the above not 10 be Of
medicine destitute OF merit, hut
'ahf.etory proof % their efficacy success
Prepared BY SETH W. CO Bo,ton and IN, AL. h,
Aplk 6RAf, PURCELL. LADD CO, and W. PETERSON
gs;s generally. noi,.sra .inb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
CANADIAN POLITICS-FRED DOUGLAS

ToEoNro, e. W., Nov. "a reform convention As.
semoied and organized here to-day. -Four hundred del
egaes were in attendance, including number OF the On
Position members oil Parliament. Important constitu
tona changes TO be- discussed and the convention il
likely TO contnu in session for or three DAYS
Fred Douglas was in town Yesterday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
WISCONSIN EIECTIoy

MILWAUKEE Nov. l0-Thc returns of the recen, elce.
ton in Wisconsin are very incomplete. Il il probable!
however that the Republican State ticket i elected by
large majority The Republicans maintain their ascend.
ancy in the legislature
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

Ia. been In eoed demand osve ely iers
es the prizes LATELY Askd HciSs
are a rs portion Of the daily rseess are es,.s ssoS
n,. sars rnsre scarcity Of good winter Red and
that as.sp,'a With Prime white Asla very arny .ss few
% o. cissso ssd nl.ssh's spr STATE 81
last Of Quality brought III 81 - a. ~ ~ as
nere considerable speculative enquiry account ana
OF
me export orders have not been advanced are Al a
mat cannot be executed The nom hence 10 nv,
seS t.naos and aiA'sos, the las, weeks have been only
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
ELECTRICrTY

" you want Boots Shoes CATERS good quality 70 TO
ALN HILL co and II you can't &c, them there,
know where ind them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

az Notice To Country Merchants Visiting
Richmond this RalI.-we would most respee fully ali
their attention TO stock of BOOTS SHOES which VIC will
sell low for cash punetua on Xix months credit
ALEX HILL 4 Co.,
seio 12T Main st., Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

yI o,,v na 49, o. MIR o.n msnuiaeory which for
o. sDy Other %.rLt We would therefore invite want 70
buy have on hand an unusually ,rs ,o s
'. SSi IH ssf r c. Rc No s M. s on
no.E -- sueeess"rs TO Merchant, weIiger 4 60.
NEw AND OLD BoOKs,m
po,.. s,,,o,.,, lat P n Price. % Nsa street,
British aa,h9rs p hli'hed at Leipzig
n .sfrnr ' sork, q nL9n BuTs Burns Mics Buney
sTton Mr. Gore Johnson Dough-. Jsfrod ysSes Jul,
Lord Mshon Marga,'. serne snoeti walter scctt wIian
sss ,. ys. sir 1T,op.9n I,.tr.y, Warren i S
& ssy sy S Is. E s,s Ss; w S,is
;!a...n'. sermons: e'h Series, o..
me psaf.s N,ic other stories. by Philip Barrett crbos
ao' s., way ds J "y.ss Ha, yes y W.
Mayn thumb SUI p s,' a Es' Abbott c sps
EuHsi PURsi me attention Of the ladies j. mos, rs.
Pisss .i;.'S ssa . 81
az ad; !: solicited 49, "a. plckisss ~ =
A DAMS PUHE MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY
sl m'Tss s.s az @ . sM W. J Adam:
Which become b' sgens vii In fuurs Ise eon
'T S:i; 'o"SsoS roOSefS 4 s. oT,sy;s.
WYE ~ Pearl street.
26 snLs' MOUNTAIN , ISTAT sSI at; .@ by
JloyS BUSINESS CoATs.-So boys Fancy CASH.
s,e Cos,. eennE 81 Sacks and Iroets and embracing
roll Kgvg, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
MITCHELGss SUPERIOR HyDyAUItg
Nn NANDLk-, German WaS DO, for sale ~
noio LA " DAVENPORT
Dg,GG,s rATEsr PLANO. u.
- IAfLOH haa list receiy - fuher supply ~ <fktz
hess esiftordnsry Pianos. They
~ The first artists ~ Omitted Stats besides The w VII
eeebra@d Thsberr. N ~ the hes, Psna. ever made
h0ll ~ his Nusle Store. 80 Main street
pHiME SPANISH LICoRgog, Tor .aleby
/ u noii I'D n DAyyNpopT
SOIH GEATHrR. -soo sides good ar sale BIZ
| - Dol A "a. ~ DAVENPORT
Rsv Sw H H. seN.I rLxvon, AND sUPERu-
noii IA n DAVENPORT
| A NCHon UoLrrNG CLOTH.-yrspch Burr and
| N Fsopu< MI stones, and MIL Pecks. ssi~ r.
/ NO cLARKsos ANDERSON. Va. ice Main g.
| 9ANyonDss LuCoRICE, fer,sl,by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
m...nchu,c,,. RIectIon.

The Boston Courier that the election in that State
Tuesday, not attended by any thing like excite
ment-ths indeed ii has known so little interest
TO he manestedthai, though the weather wac is,ora
he Tor outdoor work. still seemed indifferent and
thousands of voters kept away from the polls.
This staying from the polls is bad habit pre-
vailng all the country. the part OF the best c
ysns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
oOA1AxnRorA


o'no' - sss waA Nov. n. 1ss.
The tollowins rssc~ and stAiscs are from The ervu
lar q kd~.rs NH. Hev rssss ~ 49,
- trade q nea as.sysAs is ussss has b~<a srs,.
ss saip,as>d sed vih 2-nss. ~ - M. = s
ss,s -. bee. ,ssss.sk ne - sSisss
enquiry but Al loser than prv-ent rai~s and eu, ~, ~ A.
San De ss:nisd Mendsyscern Exehanr~ bsslnss -
done In state brands al o enperne ma r,r.
descriptions Inactive and lower Nv m. r,,s
e receipts Al water the Hudson thu opsnn. III
Ss 70 IN, ss 9sssss 'Aev lars ssIss year 10
,s,s b.: Ms.r Bss wAsas B~. E.dts~ ce,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
The Charie.,on slave Pho, In sag.

The late Hsrpers Ferry affair has revived the rccoi
cvtcn OF previous Iots produce instruction among
the slaves in Southern States These plots however,
have an been easily crushed The Charleston plot in
lsss vas like the hte Affair." made known to the Score:
tsry Of War;
The ringeader Of the plot bore the name Of Denmark
Ncvay lie WAS free mnlatto. cunning. setive, RESTLESS
sud possessing talent Of influencing negroes which he
applied with great deAteri,y The negroes long indulg
ed held sccrc, meetings. several of which profess
eddy religious and the c,horters among them particpl
ted in them. They could be said complain drop
PRESTON for of them trusted and petted
servants in te households Of their masters carrying the
Keys, and enjoying the largest liberty compatible with
their station yet they devised OF the most dabo
cal plots Of blood and murder that stained the
nails Of Instruction The progress Of their trial by
Court Of Magistrates and frecholders fearful and
rghtul In the disclosures II in evidence that the
plan to murder the masters appropriate the desira
bic females to their british burn the city, and
in the midst Of the panic and conagraon, seize the
ships in port and push for the island Of ST. Domingo
One Of the praying negroes smiten probably by his
science for he had been greatly INDUCED in the pous
and respectable family ofhs MASTER gave the clue the
conspiracy and after long and full trial. thirty
forty were sentenced TO death. which sentence
thoroughly carried into execution by hanging
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

READY-MADE CLOTHING
hARRtCo1T HARRIs CO have received du,lbg an.
- Weef large adnition' to their ~
Hrndy-Wade Clothing.
and shA be receiving rSliV ell through season el,g
every g,ghs and Lrcs Of their mandatory which Tor
r' fuy And price they Will guarantee
o. ans other markst We would invite ali In want 10
gye az e. feeling confident that make IL 20 -Ir ad
ssntage To buy Of US We have hand unusually large
~ negro Clothing At very low prices PoE on
no.2 s,ire.,.ers % Ms,,ii.a ~ ~ ~ nan T.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

INFORMANT Discovksv.-rhe New York correspondent
o. the Boston yo.rsa thus refers recent important
discovery In chemical science.
Some time since sent 70 7ze Jonrssi an accosnt Of
the new procces for hquldIxing flint bear that 7Ae
esrrai soon aer coutsnsd artcle saa anosher pen
stating that the reputed discovery Hos new Since
thai time The parties having the invention In hand have
been engaged N developang sher invention and have
no~ reached the point Mat practical and sho~s
the invention to benvauabe II Is true that the art of
iiQuiixing Hint or stone has been long known 10 tho
chemical world and the formula has been three parts
solvent 10 one part Of stone And the scientific world
have known by report that German chemist named
ferkcs had succecded In discovery OF quidiring Hint
from the fonula-i 900 parts Of solvent TO 1900 parts
Of stoas. bat he's ssen this DONE -
But the New York invention L. unlike those. The
quantity Il great that the inventor has made and the cost
Is small Five thousand gallons have been made and
the purposes to which Il be put innumerabc Ii
can be used In any color the walls Of houses theatres
churches and all buildings and make them hre-proof-
can De applied to curtains aud all kinds Of paper and
make them unintamable. Il be dissolved In water
IL makes cement that II waterproof IL can assume
any color IL can be made In any FORM size shape or
color IL can assume the form and color Of any OF the
precious stones. IL viii make marble pure aud white
IL will make sandstone solid marble and statues
busts aud ornaments OF any size be made and col.
umns Of size form and appearance to initiate marble
or any color desired
The company that hold this great invention Is rich
talented and powerful and the viii be fully tested
before IL Il put into the market
have seen the liquid and have sheet of psper that
Il covered With IL and cannot be burned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
no CoRRKaPONDKNrs.

To CORRESPONDENCE.
Lsasrs ts-iasss sssfes addressed Eafs~ Of
Artclss rsa boa Of pope~ 30 pse,A-
o. .- rNs " long strndfn0 osQh % % kroscn 70 an
ad coll sn cosa be departed OSlfary NOTICES
eng eiyAf As<s charged ne adrsgfiscsnSnfs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
Magnificent Silks.
SPLENDID DRESS GOORS

LAsND1D DRESS GOODS.
ELEGANT CL0AKs AND sHAWLs.
f'om " weeks Auction Sales OF French Importer In New Ys
AT GREAT SACRIFICE
WATKINS a RICKLFN
ho leave 10 Inform their friends public A.
- hsr large aud fr.,h my GoSns
h lust bern repenished by addition. OF ya.
Stances AT nearly '' =" many '
HALF THEIR PREVIOUS VALUE
ihey only ask opportunity exhibiting tb,s. Coes
select Goods Of the Dryn. In o,s
o,hsnTe ss, .na surprise the LOW PRICSs
especauy, We are enabled NIL
ohg THIS hitherto costly article within IN 80 "
Beautiful VELOUR DE PARIS VI ''e'9 one
French and Irish PoPLINs
Paris Printed DELAINES
SIX and Wool PLAIDs kc
Are being opened this morning. be found
some aud moderate In price Our ' 'A"u
CL0AKs AND sHAwLs
comprising The most extensive and rich h
oner this season will be opened to-day ana vii, he onns
my the attention of all In
new and very elegant Our assortment Of ~ '"'"
seryants' and Plantation Goods
Mems Outer and Under
House Servants Wear.
Plantation Goods,
House Furnishing Goods.
lrsh Linens,
shirtlngs and sheetings.
Yelled Cloths,
tAtnetfs for Factory Hands. &c
WI be found unsurpassed In extent, quality and price
oc2S-ts WATEISs p,cw,xx-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

RICHMOND, Sept 18th, is59
NOTIC Eve most respectfully call
the attention 81 friends customers and the pub
ncneia TO our assortment of Boots, Shocs, Trunks,
.Pct nays, Nancfs, 6c., they will md the largest
per, a-.omen Of goods In line expressly retail
can De ound here elsewhere, prices
manufacture or Of the best Philadelphia Eastern
Piease call and examine for yourselves.
ALEXANDER HILL CO..
Manufacturers and Importer Of
- Boots and shoes and Csrpe, D.fA
selt No. III Main strees, Richmond, Va.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
B II Y A MS
PULMONIC WATERS

- c~ass - Joy Vs'sssV ss~ dsscossvSd
f~ an Dis~sAss q ~ cAs~f esd Lsaos, up~oAs
o&fs. <sA~a. oe~ss~pAo~. AVscAats I1ss-
ssss. ASaSssssss. DQpcsh ArssfAi~g,
Sevs TAroa, a., %
rnEBx Wafe dive The psrfe< rrns
and when persevsrsd viii according 10 rseea
Net rapid and lasting ouaands have been restored
perfect health Who have tried ether vain c,s..ss
and all constitutions they equally bssag and
ssse se nassss boz eas hs assass ~
however severe - provided the organic
Y. nss AeesssS ssssysA Rvsy sassssd Asad
give thsn - Impartial trfal
vaiaasss nsy v rsovs N. sss sever, s,es.onsi
and sAsr regular ior dAys w a ,n.s
Ne pssw A.d asxbuy % The voss greatly prsvi.s
larry sssthy .Aay profssssseai vsesl..s
JOB MOSES. Bsis Propsissse,
Rochester, Nsx York.
49, s s'z Dor sale ~ an rsspsssssss Dss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

WHITE TEErH-Perfect freedom from tooth ache
Prarrcss decay restores diseased gum, IA
reality d condition nP.rss delightful aromatic Fragrance to
me mouth and breath Recommended by Peasants Ac
mehnond fary, lynchbuIg Cosby. Ac Peiersburr Mann
c. Bssion Raleigh @ and Druggists whsrs
ocH-fm Tors NV all
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= DIVIDEND NOTICE

tor OF the VIRGINIA rIRE AND MARINE INSTR
SvsfASf on the LIST Inst diydend o,t ~ ar
d 20, pass sin months Of 10 cent payable The sol
OF neir legal representatives, the l5,h in.
% @ hs rsm.nder Of said profits per cen, 20 The
surplus iahd OF The company making nov $40 a n
transfer book will be closed until the Issh p,, INC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12
ENGLAND, FRANCE SPAIN AND MOROCCo-THE
SIGNS OF A TROUBLE

JAS d MoRRrsos. sesr's W. D-' ''''N' III "
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PREPARE FOR THE RIrI

VIII be found unsurpassed extent, quality and prs.
oc2S-ts wAyyEISlg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

- Oh nEWAnD- Rsn away from the p,l,,,a ,.u..
o,RrsR mn, =, voc Is, ot November, Negro Nsn s.,nsx
ter -, @ yeas of sge, brovn color shou, a. 80 $50
~ rs careless staggering gait vbsn 49,
s"ue' 70 one side; he haa false iron, ,ss
pu.s II" ~. T q, add relations sss csssss couS
hvsy 70 confinement In any Mae . rpIhensch and a.
gee hin lno9-dAvtsl ''f psvybv aer. s'a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

o>sa GRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY. All MAIN sf
and see MS and beanui All
a deeorate the walls Every variety picture the
noossphc art may there be In all lie
70 sysry form and variety Of finish that
nfonueed eoiored In water oil eoor. miniature
NC making pleasing miniature In water or effective
" OH eoors Ambro,ype taken IN every style s2S
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ene INC hair son and glossy growb r.o,nv
restoring il original color IdsshtfI p.rs and
p have made an indispensable article Of the toilet
o.,s a. GEORGE DowDEv Druggist,
-fu 1IS Main Street. nextAn Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-12

The following letter shows Ruchanan's views of q
Missouri Compromise in ls4s;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
From the Iowa chlssu.
First Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of
the Iowa State Agricultural College and
Model Farm.

The Board met in the Hall of the Sen
ate in the Capitol at 81 o clock on Mon
day, the 10th inst.
Present, Timothy Day, Of the I'd judi
cisl District; G. W. r sherwin, of the
18th District VIM. Duane Wilson, of the
9th District Richard Gaines, Of the 9th
District; SucI Foster, of the 7th District;
}. ". Henderson, of the 9Th District !;
h. &. Day, of tho llth District and D
J. Bowen, President of the Iowa State
Agricultural Society, who is ex-otfcio A
member.
The Board was called tc order, and thu
roll called by the Secretary, when Lewis
klnsey, Clerk Of the Supreme Court, adj.
minlstered the oath of Office.
On motion of Mr., Day, Of Sorry coun
ty. Jesse Bowen, { johnson county, was
called to preside
The bonds Of the several members
were then executed and approved.
Hon +. II. Williams, Of the 10Th Ju-
dicial District, having resigned his seat
in tho Board, John Pattee, Esq, was
Elected to ill the vacancy
On motion of Mr. Gaines, it was re-
solved that all elections BY the Board be
by ballot.
On motion Of Mr.. Day, of Van Buren,,
the Board proceeded to the selection By
lot OF their several terms Of Office, which
resulted as follows, the Secretary. by
appointment, drawing for the absent
members:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

sequen.ly they did re consider - report
cd aboye-l
Mr.. Sherxin presented the following
protest, to be entered upon the journal.
Protest against the propriety Of en-
tertaining or taking notice of anonymous
communications, as beneath the dignity
Of this BODY. u. w. T. SHEawIS.
On motion of Mr. pattee, it was
Pcsolp,,}, That having learned with
great pleasure fr9,a or Secretary, that
the press of she State generally have
manifested n willingness to assist III the
establishment of the J'ra TURNER'S Col
Iege, by publishing from time to time
such communication from the Secretary 3
Office ~ we're found necessary to make
public, We hereby tender the publishers
thereof our grateful acknowledgements
for the interest they have manifested,
and We would invite them to continue to
lend us their aid until cur mission is &C.
com pIished, by cstablishin: in our midst
IN institution which shall prove source
of light and knowledge to our children
aud Al honor to our State.
On motion of Mr.. Day, the Board clos
ed its present session. pending which,
the President pro tenn addressed the
Board on the subject of the deliberations
of the body, when he declared the Board
adjourned, to meet at the Capitol on Mon
day, the 9th day of June next, pursuant
to resolution fixing that day for the
meeting.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

The Oh cage LINES, the organ Of g.
\. Douglas, in its issue Of the 9th inst
speaking Of the National Democracy
says:
They may triumph At Charleston 10
the Convention, bst God help ths,r b.tor.
the people p
They are bound 10 triumph =,
Charleston" FOR, il in 20 other way,
they can do it BY the use Of the two.
thirds rulo. The rule requiring 1. two,
thirds majority to nominate candidate
for President was forced upon the Dem.
ocracy BY the slavery propsgandis.s, on
purpose to control che nominations. 90
that no man objectionable to them could
be nominated. They have used this
power heretofore, and will do it again
Onr Democratic friends, who think the
man whom majority of the party prefers,
will be nominated, viii be fooled. Tho
South mus. aud will have her choice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
TUESDAY MoRSING, Jan II.

Mr., Sherwin, from Committee OH pro-
positions Of land, &c, for Agricultural
College, made a report, which will be
found in another place.
Resoired, That the Secretary Of the
Board be requested to procure the publ.
cation Of tho report in the newspapers Of
the State, provided it can be done with.
out expense to said Board.
Mr.. Foster, from committee on appro.
pria,ions of Lands by Congress, a. rrc-
pared in Morrii's bill, now before tho
Senate Of the United States, made the
following report:
Memorial to the Hon Senators and
Representatives in Congress from the
State Of Iowa: Rssotpcd, BY the Board
Of Trustees OF the Iowa Farmers College,
that whereas, bill appropriating Iand.
for the establishments OF Agricultural
Schools (,ntroduced by Morrilh passed
tho House Of Representatives on the 22d
of April, 1858, and will probably come
up for action in the Senate during the
present session of Congress therefore,
VIC arc DESTROYS that your influence shall
be used to obtain for the State Of Iowa.
an amount commensurate with her arsu
and present population. instead Of in the
proportion contemplated in The condition