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w recommend our correspondent to try Mons
HS.pyers new sauce, entltled the 'Sutana's Sauce
~ H. ade atler Che Turkish recipe: its favor is ex-
ceent, Snd " affords considerable aid in cases of
slow and weak dlgeston.-TAs Lancet
~ me Saianas sauce is sayory, piquant, and spi-
WORTHY OF the delicate taste ofs Sultana the genius
" Hoyen, ana the universal patronage of dis
n coneentration of all the piquant resources of
turkey ana hussia a"-Uaited Se7rioe Gazette.
AS utillater of the appetite this Sauce Stands
aIone. It's most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh.
% IT row.. and should be placed on every dinner IA
The Sultana Sauce is most delicious ST.
sole gents for the United States-GARDNER
EELIN, 21I Fulton street. New York: and
bh q HAYES, "a COrnhill, Boston
II :, me Snltana sauce can he had in Washington
OF Y IL; RIDENOUR, 3O4 Pa av.; SHEKEIsf 4
VI Miu5LI.Eh, 2I4 Pa. av.; n. H. .VOSE q CO., corn
er "a; ay and 10th St; and other Grocers
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FOR. REMT-The DIV FILLING PART of the
sS Tss % MFFfBEEf, Coy Hs
A VALUABLE FARM FoR sALR-sitss.ed
p IN Alexandra county, about ~ miles from
and Little Falls roads consisting OF los aeres. In
ss sas sPsss q Is
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. or erchsnse
Y for City Property, known as "Moupt Pleasant"
oon5slHg cv 3 acres Sss or less Eng in Mont
leading to Re9kville, about II miles from " sshing
ton and niies from Rockville. For particulars
mari ma 8. n'sa SaRoIISE ~ i.Issf p holland
LNOR RENT-The four-story BRICK HOUSE
hs.1a wsh q, sres 81 MhsltdnE :.t No 46s street north
hadnx sna as aooS s, ,s Al nroTs
opposite e tSs SssSaa
js6 s. d. CAsTLEMAN.
IMPROVED. FARM AT PRIvATE. .EAhf:.-
The subscriber vii sell at private sale the "A RM
eontaiRinS iis acres adjoining the farms Of MsssTs
Chas. Dsges and w. Gibson, miles from Wash
cessible BY fine roads. The improvements consif of
comfortable dwelling. containing 3 rooms, barn
choice apple orchard &C.; pump Of excellent water;
Sss v6sb Si m msrsli ni gass and nspkSt ysget
Inc farm rs IN excellent order, and very produc
For terms apply to the subscriber. who will take
pleased IN showing the Farm To all who NAV desire
to purchase. THOS. T. BARCLAY,
maS-e0lm near Blafenshurg Depot.
REAUTIFUL BUILDING sFTE.-The subscri
- Ders are aul horned 70 sell lot No. l. in Square
No. gag, fronting 80 feet II inches on north y st.
At the corner OF Vermont avenue, running hack IS
FEET inches on Vermont avenue.
The beauty OF this location for private residence
Is not sed by any that des rable part of the
CITY The property will be sold eLtire divided to
suit purchasers. -
Apply to JAS. c, Mcguire co, Auctioneers
and Commission Merchants. je 7-eo2w
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M.slNGER& SS0isHMPaovED g cIi q SEWING

WoMtnsfoH OHse-ke 3SS Penn sgieaHid AteHWe.
- Under the National Hotel :. =
For families, tailors, and all MISUNDERSTANDING pur-
poses they are unequalled; durable; capable of
doing greater variety Of work, and Of. earnina
more money than any other machine in the market
t,an, ne new Family Machines at $50 and S75 at
sos we invite atl g call at our new Washington Of
nce-NO. 3SS Penn. avenus, under the National
Hstei--and examine them and their work. The
treat conomy in using such q machine will at once
Decome apparent. Explanations givap 90 ALL CIR
onisrs illustrating all Of Sing srs Sewing Machines
WITH specime9s Of their work, furnished to ali, os
A good assor tmsnt Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
and other macAi.s findings kept ON hand, and sold
l. M. SINGER & CO.
WM, II. GLOVER, Agent, ma s,ix
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pPOPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,


DEPARTMENT OF WAR, MAY q, Ia5e
Proposals Will be received at this department
uhtlI IL o'clock m, SATURDAY., the 25fh tiay al
~ yute next Tor supplying the Stationery described
In the suhjOined Schedule dining the 6scaI yea !,
commenclag on the LIST day of July next
Inc stationery must ba of the best quality
srSsihPies must accompany the bids,
ne successful bidder will he reuuirad tn i've
nu. Win approved suretles. for the faithful fulfil
e lsht 20 order the articles at times and i'm
such quantities as IL may deem proper as well as To
increase or diminish the quantities below stated.
Paper made Of Lin N Stock
~ reams foolscaD, ruled machine made, weigh
Ing IA pounds, per ream
llOrtatns quartO post, ruled, machine made
- weighing 10 pounds, per ream 'o'
z9reams note paper, per ream
90. copying paper, per ream
, do. blOtlng paper do.
o DO. envelope paper, buff or yellow, royal,
a,oo0 envelopes. heavy, per 100
81 gross metallic pens, per gross
2,"o0 qullls, No. 86, per .6U
DE yaSs EsSsFs sSs1,p lead pencils dozen
90. erasers, ivory handles, do.
do. ivory wafer stamps, do.
. do. cocoa sand boxes, do
do. 4-bladed knives, Rodgers and Sons
per dozen - S
10 dozen MAYNARD & Noyes', or other black Ink,
-, IN quarts, per dozen
ID dozen French carmine ink, i'm ounce vials, per
dozen ~
dozen copying ink, quarts, per dozen
1S waiers, large for Department seal, per ouo
~ pounds waters, common size, per pouDd
90 do. sealing wax. scarlet, - do
lo DO. lndIa-rnbber, prepared, in pieces, per
l0dozen taste, assorted. per dozen
u" 90: red tape, assorted sizes, per dozen.
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WOOD AND COAL.

MChNE "
STE NJ FIR E WOOD MILLS
CORNER 7TH STREET AND CANAL, -
Wood Sawed in pieces for 5oc per cord,
Wood Sawed In pieces for SIC. per cord, ..
Wood Sawed In pieces for SIC. per cord.
DslIve red to any part of tue city,
Delivered to any part of the city,
- 49, Delivered to any part of the CITY.
kIndlIng, Cooking, and Stove WOOD mapuTao-
tured and for sale at greatly reduced prices
GOAL OF all kinds always on hand.
Terms CASH.
III Full measure and weight may be relied on in
every instance. vs.
MCKNEW NARROW
IL Ohces-COrner 7th street and Canal and ON
9Th street. between III and streets,
III Orders sent to either Office will receive per-
sOEal attention. --... les IF
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SOYER'S SULTANASAUCE
~ For HOT OR COLD DISHES or All KIyns

hsoSb .tCiiCipub duu 4
vented by the renowned
. Soyer," on his return
from the Crimea, and since
his deoease is manufactur
ed by CROSSE Il BLACK
WELL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask forit
a trial, convinced that il
must add to the already
arge consumption, and
that IL will prove itself un-
ee ualled, either as e stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE I,oNpON
pnESz
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her forehead, depressing me here. have
had terrible dream. Give me your hand.
Harry, that may know it was dream" and
with it clasped in hers she again, sunk into
slumber ~ 49,. = :,
So soon as she had gathered strength, and
the past overshadowed by her sin, arose before
her, she determined to tell her husband all.
for she felt assured he had never seen the let.
ter ne had written, nor been aware Of her in
tention to leave him-he could not treat her
with so much tenderness if it were so. g.. =
She told her tale Of cshame--a bitter task Il
was, OF itself almost sufficient punishment to
one IKE her, and was astonished at her hus-
bands reply ,- 4-i ha'a.'s1rI v7''''r = :
g know it all, Ellen. Here is the letter, I
nave carried itabout my person since that fatal
night. 1 restore 1t to you now and if your
Wish TO leave me still has place in your heart,
do so, but go first to your parents, let no stain
rest upon your fair fame. / will afford YOU an
excuse for ridding you of the ties which bind
us, and you can then bes.ow your hand where
your heart prompts. I deserve such q fate for
guarding so holy trust as wife So lightly.
1on can go, Ellen, if you so desire, but thank
God, as do, you do not go in dishonor.,i
Oh, Harry :" Ellen replied, as she threw
herself upon his breast, % L deserve this and
more, but il you can still love me, if you can
still have confidence in me, and deem me
worthy to be your wife, let my deep repent-
anee and suffering for the past plead for me
Ii you desert me now / shall die
And he did not desert her, but became
husband In the holy sense of that word. and
bore without a sigh the complaints of some of
his old friends, and the ridcule of others. The
Clqb was for'aken, and now that years have
rolled on, and children have gathered around
them, both husband and wife look back with
horror at the first false step which had well
nigh ruined them forever, and bow in silent
gratitude to Providence for its watchful and
merciful protection.
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DENTISTRY. Go.
DENTAL, NOTICE.

n DENTAL. NOTICE
Dk. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by Dr.. Malster, (SO6 Penn,la
avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.,l where0&~
ne will be pleased TO see all who NAV desireIlIO
his services For professional ability am kindl,
permitted to refer to DIR. Master. jaI
MI .- TEETH.
uu. LOOMIS, M. D., the inventor and patentee of
the MIN NERAL PLATE TEETH, attends -
personally at his offfoe In this city. @
Many persons can wear these Teeth who<IIIO
cannot wear others; and no person wear others
tho cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
put to those who are particular and wish the purest
ceaneEt, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE vril he
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No. SS6 Penn avsnue, between
pha. se siIS
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X E E P 1T TpEhSSiE p EoRE TIL E


A. PAYNTERS cry STEAM KJNDJ ING
AND STOVE WOOD MILLS,
Where WOOD can be bought cheapest. (put that
dowp NO. iE-vhefe full measure is warranted
!na.k that down No. > the best qua,ty of weod,
me pest spruce Pine, with the biggest knots split
and the biggest boxes and the smalles prices Iput
TINS IN your hat, and to the Of 9TH street
and Canal street. at the red 81 gn-post opposite the
Market, and leave your orders at the new Office
UrdsIs gsft at Se RIoKptiS a.ts9ded to; WY,
lards Hotel or at Wm Ballantynes, 4Ss 18th street
or az Pages wharf, at the foot OF 7th promptly at
Tended 70. Once removed to the north side of the
bridge corner of 18th and Canal streets. The money
70 accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
je2 A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
GALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
" Wood prepared any length and size; delivered
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
money TO accompany the order, or to be ready when
the fuel Is delivered. r. Ia w. NJ CALI,
N. w. corner 18th and C SITS, No 54f;
mar 25-1y,r Foot of nth St, below War Depart
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Children and servants half the ahova' ,s,s. % %
families, or parties eng ing Boa I'd for several
persons, reasonable deduction will be made j =
Mrs. X. PRlfCHARTTw will have the pfinej nal
management and control, sided by competent male
asslstants Al every department y = SlIl' =
RI rRASG1S q. FOX win be Superintendent.
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.ELLING AT COST,

SELLING AT COST, ~.
- SELLING AT COST, Fs
At III. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR,
40 Lonislahd Areane, bettcetH 1th and 8th streets
Mo- call the particular attention of the IN
ASE adles and purchasers generally, that ISHsD
70S0shall leave for Europa in July nexl. TX
therefore, from this day. offer my entire stock of
MilILIN ERY and FANBY GOODS at cost con-
sistlng Of 49,
800 French pattern Bonnets from S. 50 to SIS,
1000 fine Straw Bonnets, all cOlors, from 81 cents
to $3.50,
800 Ladies, Misses, and Children's Flats,
Hats from 30 cents to 50 81,
Fine Ribbons from cents to . cents yard,
fine and large stock of Artificial Flowers,
Laces and Silk Mantillas and Shawls from So to
SO,
A splendid assortment of Dress Trimmings and
Buttons,
Collars and Sleeves IN general, with a large stock
of Fancy Goods.
.3IF A discount of per cent for eyery purchase
above S2I will be made,
IL shall positively sail for Europe in July
III. KING, 46 Louisiana ave,
between 7th and 9th sts., under the
lIe4 Avenue Honsa.
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~ - PANY. WHITE MNIINGAlNS :

FLUME AND FRANC0NIA HOTEL COM
Il PANY, WHITE MOUNTAINS. - =
The MANAGEMENT of the "FLUME" aud "PRO-
FILE" HOUSES annources to Tourists - 4
and the Summer Travel that they will beyEAA3 q
prepared for the reception of guests on the G.hS
Is Ii of JUNE. These Hotels have recently been
thoroughly renovated and newly furnished are To-
Gated 10 the midst ofth. most attractive Scenery
Of the Mo Mo4ntsins Eeing In the immedlats vicinity
Flume, Lakes, Cascades, &C. &c.
Route from New York via Norwich and W0rces-
ter Line, bJ the splendid steamers COMMON
WEALTH aud CONNECTICUT, daily, s O'clock
P. n, from Pier Il, n. Y, foot COURTbAND ST.,
at the landing of Southern Trains. For further in
formation see small bills oftne route at the prnoi
pal Hotels and Depots, Or address
e. :. MARTIN, gent
je6-2m Pier IS. North River, New Y York.
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WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w WARREN COUNTY. VIRGINIA - -

This PLEASANT MOUNTAIN RETREAT
e SSssaa ss stf Of Mss % %sSneatt
advantages for obtaining the best provis- G.& u
ions and decacies of the from the Wash,
inston and Alexandria markets, such as Crshs.
Turtles, Fish; &C., besides supplies Of Mutton,
WIG Honey, &C., from the markets Of the VALLEY
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington, Rich.
mond, and the lower country, viii leave Alexandria
Manass as Gap Railroad at l2 o'clock the same day.
Comtprtable Coaches will be in readiness to CON
vey visitors to the Spring from Buck tom Distance
one mile From StauntOn and Winchester a daily
pne OF coaches connects with the Manassas Gap
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Raw, FROM the Y ontier.

SrRlyo STATION. MoErAGUR; Feb. 23 leslh,
Mr.. j. 4. HngAes-SW IL d'op you a lew
lines BY the Stage diver. giving the correct
statement Of the late murder and lndian depre'
dalion committed on Denton cTeek;-IsMr' De-
vises son, u boy 1870 Ii years al sge mnls
soirg from the widow MeFsrlands 10 Mg. Tsy-
Iom was attacked by Indians with bows and ar
rows and most horribly murdered, shooting
eighteen arrows in his body and head they
loos off the whole of his SCALP and stripped him
Of his coat. pants hat and shoes. While enga-
rrd In stripping him, Mr.. TuelOTe, tie old
man Wa, passing the road and came upon
them. Two Of them mude charge on him, run
n,np by the side OF him; they sho, one arrow
into his mares neck lie made hs escape by
coming in plain view OF the widow Mefst.
lands house and she ran out in the yard with
Ia gun in hand deferred them from further per
,ling. It appears that the whole cross timber,
have been iul Of Indians for lwo days, ten OF
The Rangers wus on the tail Of Indians tha,
committed the murder, this morning when }
lief, there, my objsc, in wriIhing this is to get
the true Statement, be!pfe the people knowing
thu, such things are very often exaggerated.
NJ TOTTASS.
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dthi. !. assratit hib. q ,hs, W are opposed %
iis .ntn,iuodDn n ssy neu i'ss % 'aF heho''i
gfssd
Re.aiuiP' fba, We believe I, hosll 10 insiP'-
dent, Invite ard uhnsues.ay i9g'hs hous'"n con-
,sn an % entertain 0uestipns q heal state roei
rr o smlodi sueh qYe,iitns Ia lac platform q The
K,,-lrf4. liL, fhal We ,rust thai lbs NOMINEE, q
tis tdugcntln Nho eyor ilsy az, ray be true ani
tt 3.il.iats ~ the Oh School, 'vsoled 10 eonsu-
90 lual uoion 70 he dshs Of u salsi' 70 the ira
ldGyn,l pr.nspls. o. the nepuhoso democracy, Ana
sh1,o All, rnsn II siAusFanship and in,elllfvnee
Who can give reason f0r The f,ith that Is 10 them
anil can discuss and dsssud ihg principles Of tho par
~ d. ufap'in psrsoans beiars the people
R'soired tU, Thai ihe Presirni u this mes'ini
appoint ,wslye dele yates 10 rspnsert tbs democ'ael
VI tl5 county IN The convention. 70 meet IN the eiH
of Houston. on Tue lst MtGlny In May next
R,solr,f ga, fhgt the democracy II this count,
Tstl with nide 10 iher political reecil They clam
10 have followed the iriss marked on, ny their 70
publican fathers 90 have stool 10 every IDEALLY IN
uiuert lrcc,t" 20 have ',ons their duty without I'M
hone II H.r ur-W.rl. 20 have refused 10 wander at
Y ~ s'rpngs lll," The only consideration they
claim fcI hast services H. that they may not he calle
upnn 10 ight under sniue strange banner with ne'
lr,ioe, unon Il, thai good aud true men may he pre-
,pted nv their suffrage hat the eonvensn may nj
y, fairly mud honestly represent the will Of the ys0
The following resolution was Stirred BY Jas. y
Smith.
Rssale,3, Thu, I, Is pcIped.nt for the Houslo
Convention TO make nominations for any Office that
OSNoll y ministerial.
]. " La;mrr moved to lay the resoln;ion on "a
tue table, u on whichthere was n te vote, and IN
motion being lost, the resolution wna Withdrawn
/ The President appointed the following sentleme
lelcgaies to the Houston convention:
W II horl, A. J. WITT, Geo. Wilson, Ben. Mer
= rnl, Robt Ground, C Il Pryor. joel Robert'or
lno NJ Crockett. J J. Good, A. s. Jacison, Davi
Cameron, VIM. d. Elau
On motion the PRESIDENT and Vice President We
J added to the delegation,
ON motion The proceedings OF the meeting were OF
d,red to 9 published in tho Dallas Herald
On mott on the meeting adjourned sile die.
]. W. LArlMER, Prcs't
Iye. N CRocEETr, Sec'y
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Negro Stealing ana Capture of the Thieve s

An extra from the Plat argus office, da'ss
the 90 ul,, brings the following account:
Several valuable negroes having been slolen
IA few DAYS ago from this county, party io'I
follow ed ihcIn--found where they had crossed
the Missouri into Kansas, in charge Of .hise
white ro,aa.ctoyS--p pursued them TO Lawrence
and thence on the great Lane trail 10 Iowa =
But immediately after leaving Lawrence they.
perceived that the ieeise party consisting. o.
three white men ard fourteen aegroes corit be
ovvrhaued at Oscnloose, almost in sight OF
Lawrence. About 10 o'clock IN she morning
the assault was made upon the RIO @deons-=-
The negroes were well armed and wotld have
Imade deadly resistance had no. the whi!a
men surrendered pfiet The Srst hre--no ore
was killed--nnd the whsie party 'was cNPsuled
and brought into the city about O'clock ma
morning.
The negroes hsve been Identified d.
| The names OF ihe scoqlH}res who were con-
ductins shese negroes of are John and Charles
Dove, and --------- Clougb They hid an-el.
IaUiration to day before Justices Coleman aud
Her!ot, and io default of $4,000 bail were sent
lover TO the county Jail
These are the real facts Of TIE case. Tho
capturing party numbered about ten men. and
embraced some Of cur best aud most mssuen'
| ,nl citizens
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letter from Ell paso.

FL PAso, Feb. 10Th, lSoS.
Mr.. Ediror DEAR Sin Thinking that
few lines from this part Of the world might
interest your readers, particularly at this time
take the liberty &c.
Lieut.. Lazelle Of the army with scout OF
25 men has Just come in Ito Fort Bliss, two
miles above ihis,) from an engagement with
the Indians, (Comanches) in Dog Canon, abou.
IS0 miles Southeast from this place, in the
Organ Mountains. He lost 8 men killed on
the field, and z wounded, himself, supposed
mortaly,
The Indians we're under the notorious Chief
Benanchia, whose men had been proving
about this place. running of stock And only
a few eeks since, attacked a train within SIX
miles Of iewn, belonging 10 MI. Ochya, Me1-
lean, ran off 10 mules and killed two oil his
men: on this account the scout was sent out,
with Messrs. Marten and GARCIA, latter Mex
lean, rs volunteer guides. On the 9Th they
came upon the Indians at the mouth Of the
above Canon, who made hostile demonstrations
and on the morning of the 9th were decoyed
into the Canon, and cut TO pieces. The men
are said 10 have behaved exceedingly vel con.
sidering their position. being unable to see any.
thing more than the heads of the Indians behind
the rocRS. IL is suppooSu thrte "c'c otHuiuhS
killed This will no doubt lead to a campaign
against them.
This place has been flooded of late with
strangers, mostly going to the ella mines, all
Of whom fear will be disappointed the peo-
pie here seem TO have little confidence in them.
There are many old silver and gold mines in
this vicinity, that have been worked for years;
one Of which, 90 miles above this place, oppo-
site Fort Fillmore, in the Organ Mountains,
Ar zonia, known rs Sievenson's old mine, was
sold few weeks since to New York compa-
ny for $4,000 cash. understand the COM
pany have organized under Major Sprague, Of
the T. S. A., and are coming out Immediately
with capital OF $4,000 600. Il is said 10 be
a very rich mine. Mr. Stevenson, with few
Mexicans, took out in 10 years 800 600. Maj.
Scurry, with the boundary commission is here.
He starts east on The line this week; his par
fy are all in 6ne health and spirits.
The Rio Grande Valley is the only land that
can BE cultivated, for 100 niles on either side;
u is from two TO -four miles wide, very rich
and productive, and is cultivated entirely BY.
sfiqasiap a, Il seldom rains here. Ns hate
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Meeiug of the Democracy of Dallas County

Pprsnnnt TO previous notice. democratic meeting
was held ut the Court-house in the town OF Dallas,
on Monday the 7th day of March, 1859 The meet
ing was called to order by J. " l.atimer, who sx-
planned its object.
| There was present o representation from FIRE.
oincts No 2, 4, 9. and large representation from
Is.ecipct No. J., besides number OF citizens from
different parts Of the county.
On motion Of DR.. C. r. PIyor. j. W. Latimer vas
bossn president, and ,'no. NJ Crockett. sec'y. On
nation Of J. NJ Crockett, W. K. Mnsten, was cho-
sen Vice President :,
On motion Of Gen. John J. Good, a cemmittee Of
se Vas appointed TO draft and report resolutions ex-
nressise Of the sense of the meeting, IN relation 70
he snb;ect under consideration. The following per.
sons were appointed by the President to sag
committee, to-wit C t. Pryor, W. IL Hord, y. ".
Record JAS Smith, and john j. Good.
en- motion the President and Vice President OF the
meeting we're added to the committee
The Vice President was then called TO the caAir,
n < iheSsmmittee retired to consult.
fssNbllowinr resolutions we're reported and adopt
edf' fen without dissenting voice, save on me-
kcn Nat. ". Burford, 10 strike out all after
Ii, f craftsmanship and intelligence, in the
fan y eeiutiou. This motion, after considerable
isr,sson h, which Judge Pnrford and Gen. Coed.
Advocated. and J. w. Latimer, JAS A. Saith and
John " Crockett, opposed. uas lost
,lc.o7rta fsf That the democracy on Dallas county
~ the zine hcnared ifipciples Of the psrty, As
aHfss, ABE platform ~ q <dncihnsfi convention
Z ~, Z; az Z. & Baep convention Of
~ nj - y < 49, = ~. Ii