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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
Ia TIERS.
.s-7;a Cats a Ueez-The Intezzigcncer is
- Billianl Caampions.-
-@e Go

.z-TIs Billiard mpions.-Michacl Pie
!, - m, chas. Bird, the great billiard cham
=. =. vcre objects of considerable interest
.;,,. Yesterday Tho advent of such u cclc-
- IVORY Eneier as Phelan, excited degree
.,.res. not often experienced in this city
:. i tie amateur players, all, must needs have a
-. =, tie champion. Mr.. Phelan and Mr..
~, .i,re.i scye.al easy games between them.
g.. aud With others but We heard Of no
III. match. Tic consumnate skill, the
81. ,5achgs, aai the complete nursing, how
- 3liis.i.yed hi the noted players, completely
.s..,nce the lovers of the game At the
,f.I m, House saloon the number of spectators
-. ysry larse, and the people so crowded about
4. tiBI,s as 10 interfere very materially with
j. .uj.ycls. Previous TO the commencement Of
+. ,,ar, as the people began to flock in, some
a.j-,aI5gtc,! a piece Of stratagem in order to
ii m eligible seat. They placed the balls upon
=.,',i. in the south side of the room, and an
o,nuscI that the champions would play there.
mi. drew tie crowd around that table, and
,n afterwards the champions commenced upon
=;ab!c situated in another part of the ROOM
i!lose who were up to the joke, of course got
a.ser.s, while others were left to fad foot
ill where they could. Some of the most
,til.ant shots were m,ade, and frequent cheers
ra,s given by the lockers on. In the after.
:g.l tie celebrities played at Pools, where
cents admission was charged, and
tie crowd in attendance was consequently not
. LaIE2.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
@. 81. STIFEL,
rs !: a" :rscs:lrer Of Tin q Shee; IRON ware
ND D1AIEI: n
HoUSEFURNIsHING HARDwA1r

HoUsEFURNIsH1NG HARDWARE.
As en- hand avery lLre assortment OF IIousi,rnsb-
4 ing FnonsI part Of his consisting ~ fire M
OF Water "osrs lined win por:eian Watyr.i'.rers Wt
ers T"acan:StefS MaSser's pnten Minute Erce@cI ODD:
lIniil1a CHils-nuts Bird cages Cutlery b-ftl:i7 mn,
nli. Tin W"re Tfnned and Enarelel ware Bass
" requests Of his customers the p,Ilis gercrallr
to his M1ter coolers
- tue LIST cn!Ie. and soon nay in s;tys co:gc
ll.o On hand q very large OF his oyyil mann,
facll:cd Tin Ware, aud retail ANY prtcsss,,
on hand will be made at tile nnIce
rsisU lal,c prices. - ~
~ Fruit GINS -iLWA Us. on. LIlffy9
ii'Pel want o. Howsesrelng Goods will well to call
OF i:ii s articles .tretOo numerous nlcDtIon Ios,.
Mt can VIII tnd most every article lifting fine
itUiS=!tHl,.; G. L.. STIFEI,,
ih''S-i ON NolIS Main St Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

- lie f'tit .Scusoa.-Thc present season
- - i'ishly conscnial to vcgctar;ans. a
'...=''istaI OF vegetables and fruits never was
e =. Wheeling, The latter is hailed with de-
-, ~ everybody, and may be regarded as an
.sSt'i contradiction to those croakers who,
si'''g, predicted an absence Of anything
fy5'y9es' or first class apples. Watermclons
..-'''S' We're very abundant You can now
s one something smaller than a LAGER beer
=; Tor fifty cents. o. O1'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

l,e Copper opclae 1joupe-our readers
- remember that the Cooper Opera Troupe
,ssrtlsed 10 appear at the Atheneaum on
T gay evening last. They sent a telegram
.-!12..'sing that the "untortunatc sickness Of
: i',i..' DONNA. Hiss Miner, had upset al!
,s.f r#'lS, and they couldn't come. They
-a,,sS IA engagement in Pittsburgh, and OK
go themselves with this same Sickness
-, ~ ''eope has been playing all the time in
mat and Louisville. Miss Miner is now
.fi','ti"s highly in Louisville and is as well,
.''s''l.,'' "as con!d be expected"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
Q ALDWGLL q GRAHAM,
NsuLIH..sO!s TO f. VAKNEY.)
III e n 81 @ a & 20 CT Ee 81 - u es M

J !
TsR NJ e "A G.T q Es % e esE
Copper, yin Il sheet iron Ware.
NO. 8 MAIN S,ERIGf,I.
~ I'LL Keep Constantly hilt comIl.f- assortment
OF ali the wares in our line. Also, goong ard Heat
M Stoves OF . "i2s: approved patterns, which we
%r as Low as can hG had at any establishment city
Nc would respectfully solicit the patronage of the bic
winch hope by strict attention to our bsin
and executing our work in neat wcr;manlike styIr
We %oni cal particular attention facilities for do
in AL kinds OF Copper work, such i.ud bye
Ss and Copper pirin@ of every slI sizes cf
Copper AMI Brass Kettles kept constantly on hard
huttering Roofing aI:f job OF all kinds will be
promptly attended iyIfi,. S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Sir Lovis, Aug. ls.--Iltver stationary, with
feet water C:iTo. Asl tie upper strcaJs.S
are reported falling. Heavy hover this eve
ming, with prospect OF continuance for scy-
cial hours.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

= Tie Curse Of t;o5a.--t poor fellow nam.
.s'iAin, from Washington Co. PENNSYLVANIA
~; found by watchman in Louisville, on
s4g',g night sick, without money, and in a
.aDte condition. He is one Of the many
isa'.'is whom the thirst OF gold led West in
si.fi1g, only to meet with disappointment
ISL health, but no gold lie was fortunate
tsttins; back where there is at least q chance
:=lsiin to recover lie was taken to & board
.aaase, a"da man who possesses the first
z.a's OF Christianity furnished him with
a.sy to proceed on his Journey That
us chances Of Heaven are better row than
y F're before the day in which the deed Of
isty MAS done.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

asGINctNNArt Aug. l8.-Alr Wise came down
five miles sonth Of Charlottesville aud arrived
at indianapolis this morning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

I.NScAsrrn, Aug 18.-Lewis Slter, who
has bcca twice tie,l and acquitted by tlle
District Court oF PilaeiciE!iia, for passing
counterfeit coin, convicted this evening
by our Gourt Of Quarter Sessions for passing
Counterfeit han;l notes. lie las rot yet been
sentenced
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

- Lari.s Dissetof.-Mr. d. w Thompson,
Il. ecal travelling agent of this valuable and
r.a.e hstcc'7r, is now in our city, and will
q. or car business men for subscriptions
iai ing iion the large list of subscribers, also
ae recommendations of bankers, and many
Complimentary notices Of the Press, We cheer
it.y recommend this work to the notice of our
5-seI,aa's and business men generally. This
ss,a Is copyrighted. 1t is the only one that
;7s' full description of the genuine notes is
sued by the vs:ious banks. after all the only
s'''e way 70 guard against raised and spurious
a.'s,;; which are IA. more dangerous than coun.
inf rs. Tic quotations Of this work are reli-
s'.'Ed it is ii;Iy up to any other Detector in
/. description of countc.feits. Mr.. Thompson
thoroughly business man, aud we hope in
q, calls upon our citizens he may meet with
arrangement commensurate with the merits
TIC Doctcr and his work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19
- $s------------
BUSINESS NOTICES

G8g@1 Word in .Seasoa-such men as Rev
Mm Armstrong, Rev. Wesley llenney, James
L. Wharton, George AIendcl, Jacob Amick, S
D. Woodrow and scores Of others equally well
known, have given their emphatic verdict IN
favor of Brentnger's Compound Fluid Extract
of Dandelion and Sarsaparilla, as Blood Puri
fer 1t is nota quack Preparation is con.
tinuaIiy prescribed by Physicans-to whom the
formula" is made known without hesitation.
1t will cure Scrorula Pimples, Sores, Sore
Eyes, Skin Diseases, Scald Head, Blotchcs,
Mercural Diseases, and all kinds Of humors,
raore safely and speedily than can be accom-
plished by any of the so-caIlcd '.Blood Search
ers,' or humbug "discovcries'' Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
7. II. LecAx 4 Co,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
For sale also in Bethany, MoundsyiIlc, Bel
lair ST. Ci:,irsvilie, We!lsbn:gh and by dealers
generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

New Haven, Aug, l3-Ilon Dan. f. iSickIcs
Rock, a Watering place rear New Haven.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

:. - l'i.i n ,}"H.-.i poor drunken man by
name Of Geo. Rimby, died jail yesterday
'rni:=, ''F deiirfam tremens. Everything was
172 that eonii be done TO save the poor inc
:ttss life bat he had consumed 50 much lqaor
F.. s''s.i1ete.. himself TO 50 mach exposure
. LIS Imprisonment, that all efforts to
We h1'" were frnirlcss. The deceased, it will
's remembered, staggered and fell in the street
.itf eT nFo ag2, inliictinga wound in his hcld i,
'il4 was Shortly afterwards committed to Jail
=. lid Wright. All vino feel disposed can 90
81. a9,ldri"k bad whisky if they think there's
''s.,atter It's free country, but sure as
J ! live the article will get the better of you
'.=;lt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

ToLEDo Aug. 1S.-phe first train oYcr The
Dayton & Michigan iailrcad aFriecd= here ut {
o'clock, This z. NJ, bringing ni,nifer Of
passengers FROM Cincinnati and Dayton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

NIAGARA FAILS, Aug lS-Mons. Blondins
crossed the river on his rope yesterday, With a.
mon on his back. During the performance u
row occurred, aud atan sixty years of age,
WAS thrown over tho river Eank and Killed
Ti,r deccaSed's name was Caldwell
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

ST. Lofts, Aug 10 dispatch to the Re-
publican says the Salt Lake mail reached Atchi-.
sou yc te!tlay. Captain Hooper, formerly Sec
relaFy OF TIE Territory, had been nominated for
Congress, vice Bernheiscl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

LEavE.;woR1I Aug. leth.-rhc Democratic
Territorial Gonsc!.tun al Topeka Yesterday
nominated 5. w. johnson for Congress.
The safes Of government mules in Utah, COM
plcted, brought very high figures
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Pl7TsBua,;, august lS-Is;vcr 4 feet Ginche.
by pier mark aud rising. Weather clear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

Administr ators' Sale.
ON Monday the 18Th of Eet nber iSs9, the undersigned
~ Will sell at Public Auction, In t: city Wheeling Mt
The front door Of the court house, the property known as
tie Union House, corner Of Quincy AMI Main streets
property fronts onNan &c feet Inches aid on On
(eXtenGiag back to ley,- laut 1876 Willie sold ~
wh0s or In huildngl0ts TO suit purchasers. IrOier
y Is well situated being almost in he heavy
tEEsOne sixth casl tile baiauce three equal onnI,.
al instruments. with Interest," be by Il Gce Of
trust on the property. JAMES d. GIBSON,
augl1-td j. g. GIBSON
]. r. GIBSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

LlYEEPou! fHoyIsIoN MARKET, August -
Market dull. Beef heavy, bat there is an inn
proved requcSt=aNd holders arc pressing OIL the
market quotations arc 2s Cd lever Pork dull
;.t.d quotations nominal. Bacon dull, but steady.
Lard steady aud more demand, sales at 54sa5Gs
totoes steady at 27sa27s Cd. Pearls steady ut
29s Cd. Sugar dull. Coffee quiet Resin
steady. Spi,lts TUrpentiuc heavy, but closed
#nUIivP ot 9Jl.u.}I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

FsANcE-F -l,:is, Friday morning. he lion
item. this morning contains the following: ~
dep&tatioti of Yerc.iaus presented an address 10
the French Minister at Turin intended for the
Emperor, and in which was continued 81 protes
taton OF the part Of the provinces. of Nenetia
against the DIRECT aud Indirect domination of
Austria ii, that part Of Italy, The Minister,
we arc informed, accepted the document, but
sad nc could not afford areply oft.
Tie Eutrie, according to a letter from Flor
ence, says Il is supposed that Garibaldi would
take command of the Tuscan army.
Tie same journal further states that the En-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-19

The 100, QO0, O0of urexpended of the late loan
is 10 be devoted to internal improvements
The Paris Boursc was firm, and rentes had adj
vanccd to G9f g5c
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27
Apples Without seeds.

The following j. published in the Mem
phis Eagle as the only method to pro-
duse apples without seeds or cores:
take the ends of the limbs of an ap-
pie tree where they hang low, so as to
reach the ground, dig small hole for
each under the tree, bend in the bole,
con6ning it down so that it will remain.
Do this in winter or the beginning OF
spring. The end of the limb thus bur-
ried will take root and put up sprouts or
scioDs, which, when they become sufh-
cently large to set OUT dig up at the
proper season, and transplant them in
the oarcbed where you wish them to re-
main. When they get large enough to
bear. they will bear apples without seeds
or cores"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27
NO.4s.

a little past midnight We we're at the half
way station, where a we'll Of decent brack-
ish water has been dug, and which drove
of four or five hundred mules reached a.
bout the time we did. They stopped
here to rest, however, while we pushed
on With fresh team--for ten miles Of
the way, over as heavy drag Of sand
as ever endured, where as most Of this
desert is hard, alkaline clay. By q.
IN, after riding FIVE days aud nights with
out rest, We drew up at the Station near
the sink of the Carson.
HORACE GREELEY.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

The Paris (Ky.) Flag states that The
country 10 and around Head Quarters"
Nicholas County, in that State, had been
for many weeks terribly excited about
"big wedding at which everybody was
to be present, and which was TO come off
regardless Of expense. The parties to be
married were Mr.. James H and Miss
Anna Y. j. Everything went on
smoothly till the night before the we'd
ding (tbe marriage was to take place in
the morning and TIE jolli6cation to last
all day,) when the young lady instead cs
going to her bed, packed up few clothes,
and at midnight left the house iu comps-
ny with Mr.. Frank c., and. as fast
as borseaesh could carry them, sped for
Aberdeen, Ohio. where, as day was
breaking, they were married.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

The following is funeral sermon late
ly preached in Ohio by a-Buckeye clergy
man: 81 have been begged, impOrtuned.
and entrcated to preach this sermon, bus
don't want to do it, l never did like
the map: | never knew nothing good of
him. He bad borses. aud be run them;
he had cocks, and be fit them; | have
heard that he was occasionally good at
fires. The bearers will please remove the
body, and sing the following hymn:
with rapture we delight to see
The cuss removed"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

A New FowL.--A traveller stopping
at one Of the hotels in Minnesota, recent
ly, saw the phrase "Fried Water Chick
ems" on the dioner bill of fare. Desiring
to know what this meant, he sent for
dish of water chickens. He tried them
found he N excellent nt-recommended them
to the rest OF the party, ladies and ALL
All who tried them liked them wonder
fully; and almost all of them became frog
e sters almost without knowing it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

A PUZZLED IRIsHMAN.-"There is
jist two ways of doing it," said Pat to
himself, as he stood on the street corner
musing and waiting for JOB. "If save
$4,000, l must lay up $500 year for
twenty years; or | can put away $50 q
year for 200 years. Nov which way
will I do itl"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

MA fellow was arrested for stealing
ducks, and after description of them,
the counsel for the prisoner said,
"Wby they can't be such rare breed.
for l have some of them in my own
yard"
"Very likely" said the complainant;
"I have lost a good many lately
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

The following is. a toast, at late Pic
nic in Illinois. It's author IS bachelor:
"TuE LADIEs-Ssiuts in their prayers
angels 10 their parlors-and the Lord
knows what in their kitchens"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

1t is undeniable. (says Preuiiee,) that
in America it takes three to make pair
be, she and hired girl. Had Adam
been modern, there would have been a
hired girl in Paradise to look after Abel
aud raise Cain.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

Chief Justice Lowrie, of Pittsburg, has
been fined, under the Sunday law. for
driving his carriage to church on the Sab
bath Ha paid his fine lide a man and
true judge.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

A negro lately fell from the upper sto-
ry of warehouse in Charleston, S. c.,
distance of about thirty feet, striking
head first, on the top of a whisky barrel.
The result wss-the barrel leaked.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

"Ah Charley. said one little fellow to
another. I've are going to have cupola
on our house" "Pooh that's nothing"
rejoinsd the other; "Pap's going TO get a
mortgage on ours"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27

The Frogtown Debating Society is en-
gagged in discussion on the following
question; - If husband deserts his wife.
which is the most abandoned-the man
or the womanl
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27
THE HUMBOLDT.

am not going to describe the route
down this river, as it is the old emigrant
trail. repeatedly written about already.
| only wish to record my opinion, that
the Humboldt, all things considered, is
the meauest river of its length on earth.
Rising in the Humboldt Mountains, hard
ly $50 miles west of Salt Lake. it is at
first pure stream-or rather streams.
for there are tTo main brsnehes--bu but Is
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
FOK THE lNSPEC.
TION OF WHEAT,

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the Board Of directors Of
The Board of Trade of tie City Of Ci.ica-
go,' at me ting held at their rooms Tues
day afternoon:
Whereas, The quality Of the new crop of
wheat SurpaSses that If any of abe past len
years, and whereas the new crop ot spring
wheat Is more uniform in its character than
heretofore, therefore
Resolved, BY the Directors Of the Board
OF Trade of the Guy Of Chicago. That the
grades OF wheat I've re- established as fol-
lows:
NO. l WHITE WHEAr-The berry to he
!'lunp, we'll cleaned, and free from h.
CT grams. -.p.,5
No. z WArrE WHEAT-To be sound, but
too dnty for No. l. sr.
No. l RED Wharf.-The berry to be plump
we'll cleaned, and free from all other
grains.
No: 2 RED WHrAr-To be sound, but too
dirty for No. L. ,-.T,.,1a-. -.
REJECTED WINTER WHEAr--Unsound and
unlnelchantaD.e wheat, ana to weigh As
lbs TO The measured buShel.
NO, STRING HEAT-The berry to be
plump, we'll cleaned, free from other
grains, and to weigh IS lbs to the
measured bushel. .-;..
No SpHlNG WAEAr--To be sou:d Spring
Wheat, bu, too dirty for No. !. aud to
weigh 81 lbs to the measured bushel.
REJECTED SPR1NG WHEAr-An uusouud
understandable Spring Wheat, md
must weigh As lbs t. the measured
- bushel tzEt.tc5ss IaigaGa 3y;,. ~
Resolved, That the above grades take effect
On and alter the 18th inst ~,-.,---- ~
s.-' SETH CATLIN,s Sec'y.A
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20

A GIRL OF EIGHT YKAss ,Sss1rs; INC; scEtIp tI
TO BE ilUNo>-A trial: took place at Char.
louisville, Va, last week. in which . n1es;r,,
girl /, only eight years old, vas co,iyicted' 81
an attempt to kill ''hsF mis,saexis, andI sent
eneed 10 he hung The inhumanity and
brutettyiot the offence for which the ac.
cused was tried, and. her extreme youth.
MAKE this one, Of the most remarkabie
cases case to BE- fund:in the annals. ;;of, 'crimioal
Jurisprudence. Tie charge against her lsys wss
'that, in April last, she attempted 10. Kin
her mistress. (who va; confined to herbed
from pr6tracted sikness ana was yery' feeble
and e"tifly helpless, y BY c :s6k nd her, drag
g'ng' out Of bed. and ,br,,tallyL beating her
with the tongs, aud. burning her with Goals
and embers. The probability is that she
woui'! have succeeded in killing her very
soon, had she not bsen prevented by the
arrival ot the family physician who found
i'er upon the floor in state of 'insensibili,y
In IN consideration Of her youth, the juryr rec
ommendel ,h' condemned gil T. Tie clem.
ency of che. Executive 19ss5'j naGT f@
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-08-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The delegates elected to the Democratic
State Convention, assembled sat II O'Clock
NJ, on he 18th inst, and organized tempo
rar'ly by the appointment Of Hon. A. J.
Edgsrton temporary Chairman. and Johr
fenman, temporary Secretary.
A Committee consisting of one from eac}
senatorial District was appointed on creAen
;ials. as follows, to wit
VIM. Loch,en, Chairman, OF the twenty
third District (; and
LIST District-John S. Moore, Of Wright.
2d-Wm. Sprigg Hall, Of Ramsey.
M-Eusene> Dean, Of Dakota.
4th-E B. Ames, Of llennepin.
5tfrH. Q1f.owelT, Of Kice.
oth-W: W: Phelps, Of Goodhue.
<Nh-JaO'NeAi, Of Scdtt.
Sth-.J: w. Remine, Of Olmsted. 49,
e-Ah-Brownsl44i:r. i:r.assr, of Fillmore.
lth--E. D.. Buel,, J, Of Houston.
llth-Benjamin Franklin. Of Wiaona.
nleth-H. q. Simpson, sof Wabashaw.
9t13th--J. b. Yates, of Mower.
l4th-J. w. Heath, of Freeborn.
l5th--W. Il. Kenyon, of Steele.
l6th--Daniel Buck. Of Blue Earth.
l7th-H. ". Lamberten, Of Nicollet. ;.
iSth-C: Graham, Of Sibley.,
l9sh-Fred. Greiner, Of Carver.
2Oth-David Gilman, Of Benton.
2lst--S. B. Able, Of Crow Wing,
. 22d-Fred: 2Rehfellt; of Brown. l.a old
& 24th-HerlnanF FCrott, sof Pine.
5oth-k. 5. Miller. OF Lake Superior.
Mr.. WA, Caruthers, Of Stearns, Offered
the following resolution a-r - .s....4st
Resolved, That the Committee on Gre
den!iials be instructed to report no one :
delegate to this Convention who is not ,
resident Of the county which he purports t
represent. or who is not a substitute ofaj
delegate who is a resident Of the county:
"A mot on was made TO table the resoll
ton. which, after considerable discussion
prevailed. 8 3siGrg h .5,,[f.1.,
Convention adjourned till 3 p. Nj.