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BURLINGTON:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. q 1859
THE STATE TEACHERS, AsSO-
CITATION.

We continue from last week our notices
Of the Teachers ASSOCIATION.
SECOND DAY
4 AETERNnAN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-08-26

when the Free Press takes things B,SRy
from our reports Of Teachers Association meetiugs.
it would be a neighborly courtesy to mention it.
Times
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25

! city d Council Blum, that ths City Rseordes
be, and b hereby aathori1ed and instructed
to issue enc hundred dollars in City Orders
in denominations Of aye dollars, to Do placed
in the hands Of . committee appointed BY
the Mayor, to be appropriated BY them in
defraying the expenses Of the celebration Of
the SD Anniversary Of the Declaration q
American Indspendeuce in this city, on the
4th of July next; upon this resolution, Mr..
Cassidy called for the ayes and .nayss. These
voting in the afhrmaeive, were Messrs.
Dodge, Lewis, 0bsrholtzer, sportsr6eld,
Rogers and Terynor, 6; those voting in the
negative, were Messrs. Casady, Cochran
and Hammer,3. Wheroupon. the chair ap-
pointed Messrs. Lewis, Treynor and Porter
field, said committee to obtainthe warrants
and dispose Of them. -: H.. -.
ACCOUNTS Allowed = n
< One in favor OF Samuel Perrin for extra
services as City Engineer -. sec 90.
One in favor of j. Closson for ! days
hauling 81 90.
For celebrating the 4th Of July 1859
100 90.
On motion, the Counciladjourned to meet
again on Friday, June 18th, 1859, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, the regular day of meeting.
G. yOORHIS, =
~-. City Recorder. =
[Bugle please copy.l
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81
':z-.-- ,Gedey, .,rss. > A. - ~
Ahead of the month, as usual, is already
here, with its July fashions, and its recipes
for preserving July fruits. Let those who
think the Lady's Book only a: collection of
silly love stories and sentimental poetry, fit
merely for the entertainment Of love sick
girls and signing SWANS, just read this num-
Der Of tho Book, and they will change their
minds. We have stories 1t is true, but real
sensible, useful ones, besides scientific and
physiological articles, and many excellent
hints and rules for conducting home
and bringing mp children. Neither is
the children's department forgotten. In
nocent and instructive amusements and les
sons in drawing form leading feature Of
the book. In short, We can but wish that
every household in the land could have the
benefit of GoDEy's Lady's Book,
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:. ,se Congressional Church--hcv: "
sersi.s r,.,,r-at 10 y o'clock A, T. and > = $.
HAsk IN. sehoo, conducted union prinelpieSas
a-s ,.' :, the morning immediately precedihs 'ho
81 o'N s.rsices An efficient number OF teacnefs
t'FehoO ,,,enaanee and all families Of every nsne
will be ~ arc adectionateiy invited 70 send
,nsi. children and come themselves =, ,.a,v evening
.ssu,ar weekly Prayer Meeting On sehos
ssrIy eand,eght, in the church saDp a1a,;vs. :.
Al .s,s,,. meeting on Friday at carry naa,,ns
, ,ss house of the Pastor: Female f''s'' ''S~'
S,,t,y afternoon, at 4 O'clock. ,,,,,., 10 attend,
f,4 rbe pubic are respectfully invited 70 '''e''''
lsp7-3 me. = : -.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25
Caleb BALDWIN.

Caleb Baldwin.
By reference to the editorial head Of to-
duy's paper it will be seen that our fellow
citizen, CALEB BALDWIN, Esq, received the
the nomination for one of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, at the hands of the Repub-
lican State Convention. A merited honor
cordially bestowed, as the large vote he
received attests. All who are acquainted
with Judge BALDWIN, will admit that the
nomination could not have fallen upon a
more worthy man.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25

The Cr0p,

In our journey to and from Dss Moines,
this week, we could but notice the fact that
tho crops in this and Cass counties, were
much more promising than those of either
Adair, Madison, Warren or Polk, though
the prospect is good for at least an average
crop in the counties last named.
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E,,r... ! r,ke.. r..r.

A company Of eight men viii Be carried
through to the Peak ont fast line if APP
plication is made at this stkce within one
week, for the sum Of $75 for each passen-
ger. L., = .s.-s.>..y-. =
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25

CO "IKE," who drives "a coach and
four" between Lewis and Hedges Grove, is
one of Fem. He has the best team, and
makes the best time, of any Jehu on the
route between here and Des Moines. When
we " stage it, we want " IKE 3" to hold the
reins, on that beat. =
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25

From The best dealer in Albany, N.iI1
Dr. SMITH, Phila.-Thc demand for your Electric
on has been ex,raeFdinaryl have refdied as ma
nv as 81 large bottles in single day. besides the other
lies It's highly spoken Of and some great cures have
been made here BY it, Please send me II dezen more Of
each size 0blige yours truly, s-ssss. g. ----
w.L:JENIsoN, Druggist
.rs ..sssr s--zs-s ISL Broadway, Delavau House.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25

rT A fellow named Nathaniel Ding was
recently hung in Liverpool for killing and
eating his grandmother. A very bad n,
Dina.
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Gode =,

~ large assortment Of Watches, Clocks and Jew.
elry always on hand At 4. D.. ROnINSONS
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Dr. SMITH, Philadelphia. e -
We enclose check for your Oil per bill Of the 9th
for which please acknowledge receipt. We would sus-
gest to you the proprety of advertising here OhrMr
Wright will soon call on you. Respectfully yours,
J. WRIGHT Co
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-06-25

PETE and JAcK" of the Empire
Market are couple Of obliging, good
hearted fellows, and they keep on hand q
" tip-top" supply of meat, in the bargain.
If you don't believe it, just give them
call. They keep also, supply Of fresh
garden Vegetables, besides nice butter and
eggs. ~
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale l. Retail Price Current.

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bu.ls NonpdrsH by
JOHN b. BEERS 4 CO.
n tolesnlc and Retail GrOcerS, Commission and Far
harding Merchants, Middle B,oadray.
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1ht at'teklu Mlonpareh|..
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RELIGIOUS.

"a map OF busy me-
.;o,ns ,nl i.s VAST Gomez iA7'
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ty Owing to the increase of doctors in
ouf midst, Messrs. HoxS & McCLgLLAxp
nave just received large assortmen. of
nruss, sufficient to meet all the various
wants OF those who may DO unfortunate
enough 70 fall into the hands of the pbysi.
e'ans' They have also received large lot Of
aselu! articles for those in health.
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gTCopies Of the NoSPAaEIL can BE- obtained at
\. ". kYEII's City Boo. SIer
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c. DlNoS of the Warren Eagle, has
commenced new life-editiug a new paper,
sowing a new wife, and keeping new home
"ecan we'll imagine the perplexities that
surrounded him in making out his list Of
wants in household furniture; but, We are
constrained to thiuk that either somo of the
articles enumerated in his list are rather
Premature, or that his certificate of mar
rage should have dated backwards. Stands
Aaq center tables he ignores, while true to
n-sase's instinct, be gees in for Grades and
babu.iun,,.o - - IS 1..-..
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Is. II yon want Your Watch repaired in work.
nan kemanner, SO to A. D. -RoBISspN's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

Abous Insanlsy ma Mrs. Sieklssss
Con1o0oioDe
In HE argemsnt against tho a6nissisn 4
Mrs. 6isklssSs confession, Mr.. Oarlisls, -.
sistant leosss1lor, ssid
Ihab 10 lapss 81 eighteen hours AFFORDED
sul1sieot tho lor nan to cool under soeh I
stats q circumstances. The defense thinkl
that lifetime would DO too short. Nc.
said there were two Glasses in the community.
Ons olass may be subject to moral insanity,
and it II : numerous Glass; but more M.
Emsroue GLASS would BE- quite safe from any
danger a noral insanity. TO imputs insan-
ity 20 8 nan nurtursA In brothels, man f.
niliar With adultery = . plaything, il mon.
strous, bat II insisted on, in this case, il
opens up the previous history Of the 10.
cused.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
Frena Msxico.

WARRINGTON April II.
The Southern mail furnishes New Orleans
papers to the 18th inst.
They contain the details OF the last Mexi-
car news. The liberal army, Is 900 strong,
had nearly surrounded the city Of Mexico,
and had succeeded 10 cutting Of tho supplies
Of wster and provisions.
A capitulation was soon expected to
take place, il not, great battle Was an
tioipated. Both armies were reinforcing
The Liberals were confident OF success
The whole country was in deplorable con-
dition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

MuxssorA CuHazncY.-TAs currency Of
lie new nianssots banks nay soon BE- seen
asssine aboas il a1E1isiait3. but il il
de1btfal sarrsney, ams4n9 boetsr bs lot
aloas. II = rsssivsd wilh s1spioion as Obi
60, ~ i liable - - thrown ont any
6oy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

Some Of the papers are agitatinx the
question whether politics and religion ought
90 DO In any way connected. It's Of no uee
TO argue that point. A man who has any r.
ligion, will carry il into oil the rslatioss Of
life; and man Who has mono, will bs pretty
sure not TO exhibit any in his politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
Eesis net ~ nsaA !.

Seven companies left onr city yesterday
for the mines. Some ware wsll provided,
and will have pleasant trip; others Mad I
moderate outfit, and will probably set
through in safety but one oonpany en-
braced an amount Of fool-hardinses W are
panied TO record. This company consisted
of Is abls-bodied fellows, with blankets,
picks and pans strapped to thsir backs.--
Their entire lot OF provisions consisted Of
40 pounds Of crackers and . quantity OF
salt--the latter being barely su6osnt 70 Pre-.
serve the former in case il was not s4ten.-
On being asked how they expected 10 mako
the trip Of 500 miles with lheir fidioaious
outAt, one OF thsm replied: "ThAt's easy
enough. We intend 30 kill enough eame,
and sleep in barns" Verify, tho fools are
NOT oil ead.-lLeavenworth Daily Times,
10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

a AZ the funeral Of tho late Rev. DR..
Kendall, at Plymouth, Massachusetts, there
Was one peculiar feature in harmony with
the whole arrangements. There Vas no
mourning drapery in the snhursh, but In
stead Of ita green wreath - hung in front
flowers Of the purest whisss laid upon The
comm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

WAsuIN0f0N, April II.
After the adjournment Of the last Congress
the Speaker, Mr.. Orr, Of South Carolina, Vas
requested by friend to give him bic views
Of the political future. Mr.. Orr replied with
out hesitation: Gin my opinion the Opposi-
ton will organise the next House Of Repre-
ssntatives, and, IL they select conservative,
national candidate, will also elect the next
President. floor. N. Y. Express.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20


The letters q Mr. Bryant from Europe
have just besu issued IN book form. II il IN
sxcssdingiy interesting volume, - would
readily. BE- guessed. We extract the follow
ing reference to tho famous Alhanbra:
am not about to describe Granada. Az
tor what Irving has written Of it, should .
soon think OF attempting aposm on the wrath
Of Achilles in competition with Homer. Lot
mo say OF 1t, however, that ito site 10 - beau
ID but one Alhambra; there IL but one Gran.
Moorish sovereigns could il have been their
to fx their residence in : spot presenting
such glorious combination Of mountain and
valley, forest and stream; spot whore you
hear on oil sides the sound Of falling waters
and the murmur Of rivers whore the hill
sides and water courses elothe themselves
with dense woods; where majestic mountains
stand 10 sight, capped with snow; while at
their foot, stretching away from the town,
lies one Of the fairsst and most Fertile val.
legs that the sum ever shone upon2 Hovev-
or this may be, the place Was tho fitting seat
Of great and splendid dominion.
II ia any respect the Alhambra did not COR
respond with tie idss had previously formed
Of Il, il was the minuteness Of its ornament
alton. did not expect thst the Agurss into
which the surface OF it, walls IL wrought,
and which yet, in most places, preserve the
sharp outline Of stereotype plateD would
prove to be no larger than some eneravings
IN which they arc represented. Ystthis vary
minutsness, | must admit, harmonixes per-
fsctly with the general character Of the ar
chiteeture, which 10 that OF the utmost light
ness and dslicacy possible in building Of
| stone. The architecture Of the Alhambra 10
| that Of the harem il 10 the arohitseture Of .
race Who delighted in voluptuous ease, who
wrapped themselves in soft apparel, and
lolled upon divans. The Alhsmbra was the
summer palace Of the Moorish monarehs-a
place Of luxurious retreat from tho relaxing
heats al the seas0n-a plaoe Of shade and
running waters, courting the entrance Of the
winds under ito arches and between it, slen-
der pillars, yet spreading screen agains,
tho sunshine. To this end tho stones OF the
quarry we're shaped into . bower, with COL
umns q light ~ tho stems Of the orange trees
planted in its courts, and walls incrusted with
scroll-work and foliage - delicate 40 the
leaves Of the myrtle growing BY ito fountains.
Yet, the most remarkable parts Of tho Alham-
bra are those lofty rooms with circular vaulta
from which hang innumerable little points
like ioicles, with rounded rscsssss between
them. These are - strangely beautiful - a
dream, and translate into visible reality the
poetic idea of . sparry cavern formed BY
genii in the chambers OF the rock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
DIED

April 1eth, at the residence OF U. Raplss,
Charlie o., son Of T. J. and Sarah Bell Wssstsr,
Sgd months and days.
Funeral 1t the residence Of U. Rsplss. Blondsau
street, between lth and 5th, this Afternoon at 8
oclock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

g They have : steamboat nearly ready for
business . De- Moinss, which was built in
that city, engines and III. She will soon
and her wsy TO our lsves. They have
ohristened her ssDss Moinss Bella"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
Registry Lave.

The bill for . Registry Law before the New
York Legislature has been passsd. A Law
for the same purpose was passed BY the
Michigan Legislature ct ito late session. -
Lava which shall give free opportunity TO
every lawful voter TO exercise the right Of
suffrage, but vigorously exclude illegal votes
and secure the ballos-box against fr6ad snd
corruption, must and will be passed in every
State yst onprovided with them, and Of suoh
Laws tho registration Of the names Of voters
forns necessary part. II the vosss Of free
nsn, and not Tho schemes and tricks Of row
dies and rui6an dsmagoguss, are 70 rule the
Land, then there must be some safe and GER
taia nay Of oollseting them. Every body
~ an0nas . ths CONTRARY, expects to de-
rive $500 edvantase from outrage upon pop
uler Yi1k1s, y fsslS that the interests Of HE
porty ~ not safe II tho hands Of tho honest
nAGees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

.CHE NEXT CANE CRoP.--Ths Baton Rouge
Advertiser hears complaints among the plant
ore, OF great damage to their seed cane By
the vet weather during the winter. The eyes
have rottsd badly 10 the stubble, . wsll ~
plant cane. II the accounts are . bad g
represented, il thinks W may look out for /
very short crop this year, - II has heard
planters put down half : crop - tho highest
figure that can possibly DO reached.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

MARRIAGE or GIASr.-Mr. Derouth K.
Goshen, the Arabian Giant, hes taken - hin-
self wife. Many Of our citissss will 70
member having seen him last fall. He 10
much the largest and finest made man ~ "
sr saw. He stands near eight fest high. and
weighs AT pounds. His bride il Mim o.
lsstis Townss, native Of Montreal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

01The citizens OF Georgetown, ID. O.,
few years ago we're anxious to be annexed
to Maryland, fearing Washington would swal-
low them mp and subject them to municipal
taxes. A few years observation Of the way
Government money il lavished il and upon
the seat Of Government has convinced them
that it would not be 90 bad thing for them
after oil and now they are impatiently petit
tioning TO be annexed 20 Washinfton!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
Arrival OF ahe Santa re MAIL.

The New Mexican mail with Santa Re
dates to the 9th Of March, arrived here yes
terday.
The store Of Garland b Co., u IT. Stan.
ton, was destroyed BY ere, involving loss
OF $l7 900.
The mail party for Stockton. California,
had been % much annoyed and molested BY
the Indians thst were not able to 20 on
through.
Il was understood that Lieutenant BeAle
had turned back, but from what cause 10 not
known. -
Emigrants to Pixies Peak were getting on
we'll, although there 10 no grass OF any con-
sequence on the plains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

c1Air. Knox, Of the Indianola V1sitsr,
has como to Pixies Peak, and his paper ha,
been suspsndsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

ga correspondent Of the Chicago Press
and Tribune declares that % far % tho
stalking Of IS, 200 side BY Sersitsr and
Phelan, In the late billiard match, goes, il 10
oil . humbug. He says Sersitsr did not have
35 900 to put up that Il was IN advertise
ment for Phelsn's billiard tables, and that
both parties and their stool pigeons won mo-
ney on it, it having been oil arranged before
hand. He speaks Of 400 fools who paid e5
. piece to see the game. The gentleman has
evidently lost money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

LAxfAs IN HoRsss.-Dr. T. Webb, v. g.,
in . conmunioation to the Ohio Farmer,
speaks Of lampas - being, in general, not :
disease in itself, but the effect Of another dis
ease. "Should the bars Of the mouth" be
says, sspresent red and tumid appearance,
and appear bulging, and upon . level with
tho surface Of the nippsrs, this 10 assribabls
to congestion Of blood and albuminous in
flistion into the cellular membrane, which
attaches the bars to the hard palsts. This
may Cause some dilioulty in mastication, but,
90 general thing, the cause Of loss Of apps-
tits will be found elsewhere. Whatever may
be the origin, the cause does mot lie 10 the
palate, nor 10 it removed BY tho barbarous
operation OF burning ont. The best practice
II to feed on bran msshss for time, give
cooling drinks and the horse will soon cot bis
hey and corn with avidity."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

PRIVATE SCHOOL.
IA RS. L. r. NORTON purposes, Providsncs psr-
Nl uniting, . opsn pTivats School for fada
And missed. on Monday, April 36th, In The Pubic
Scheel bathing q Blondeau-st., and continue -
weeks.
TRRM6-ror the common English branch q q /;
higher Bnglish, &5-payAhls ct or before tho mid
die Of the term.
Glasses will BE- formed during the term, II any
desire who are or are not members Of the sshoel n
Wax Fruit, Drawing, Asssetint, Crsyon, Leather
work. Hair work, Be-, ~ N extra charge.
aprlOd3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20


The Knoxville Standard (Dsm.) last week
gave Jairus +. Neal, the leading Loeofoeo
operator Of that section, "going over" for
for what il considered bic exceedingly selfish
and corrupt dsmagoguery. Now We know
nothing shout the particular items or inci-
dents in tps controversy, but any one who
has watched Meals course could hardly be
made TO believe that charge Of dsmagogue-
~ and political rottsnnsss could be made
even hap hazard without proving true. But
the response Of Neal Was, to hunt up little
items Of indebtedness against tho editor,
which we're purchased and employed for the
purpose Of embarrassing him pssuniafily,
and closing his mouth BY intrigue and forcs,
instead Of argument. 1t il fair, therefore,
to presume that it Was easier to do it BY tho
former means than BY the latter. And :
league With the sheriff was effected, tho
editor says, By which he refuses to make re-
turn Of writ, and the oiios 10 kept out Of
tho hands OF ito owner. Such conduct q
this-ths resort Of the purse-prsad, arro-
giant and dominssring-goes Tar to justify
and establish the charges Of the editor, and
We hope, also, to fnd friends for hin Who
will stand BY end sustain him until his sightG
are restored and hs il psrmittsd a have I
fair fight with tho demagoguss in his camp
and prove up their rottenness II he can.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20

ST.. Louis, AprillY.
The extensive variety store Of 8. Peek
Co. on Main street, Was burned ysstsrday,
involving loss Of $95, 900, on which there
was 90 insurance Of 81, 600. The adjoining
store Of EsdsTs b Go. was damaged TO the
extent Of el0, 900 fully insured. Il il sus-
pected that the store was burglariously on
tered and afterwards fred.
GA short time since, John Van Ruren
and other dignitaries were having GOOD
time over their wine and walnuts at famous
boarding house in this city, when the land
lady--a plump, rosy widow--csme into the
room. "MsdAm, what arc your politics ~
inquired ono Of the party. 81 am straight
ont Silver Gray Whig, !" shsrsplisd. ssLook
q her sleeely, gentlemen" remarked the
Prince, ss1cT assuro you tho male species Of
that aainal 4 entirely extinct"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-20
DUeINEeo NOTICE.
RnPUDL1oAr STATE CONVENTION

4 0tAtA Convsntioa Of the Rspubleaas az Iowa
Il called 70 asssmbs By their delegates, q To City
Of Dss 1oinA, q ii o'clock 8. ~, o Ws4nsDday,
the Ed day Of juno, 1889, for the nounination oi
o0esr 70 b elected At the general s1lsn IN Ooto-
Der Of this year. CandAaea ~ q r. eoleoted for
the od1css Of 0ovsRnoR, Lieataaant 0ovssnos, and
thrss J1dges q to 61lesne 0ssrt. TAs Oonvsa-
ton will tAks sseA oth9 aetioa . nay, in ita
opinion, contribute b M saecss Of The principles
and orga.isatiaa Of tie hspublisaa party Of this
STATE ~ q tAe Union.
HvGy organised county viii BE- entitled 70 one
DslaoAes u the Coovention, and 70 enc additional
nsls9ats Tor each 1oo voters, latter tho nrst 1901
and Tor any aAttonAl fraction OF 30 or more votes
cast ct the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, - 64aetaxy Of State.
The stteatton q the Republican Central Com.
mittses ct their respective counties ID directed 10
the sailing Of the County Conventions Tor the ap-
pointmsnt OF Dslsgstss, In tho rAtte shove stated
and for smoisnt oFgsni1ation preparatory 70 the
canvass. JOHN A. KAS3ON,
II. II. HOXTE,
n. ]. RUECH,
DIN. COOLEY,
G.H. JEROME,
R. i. B. CLARKE,
THOS. SHELLY,
RspublicAn State Central Committee.
Dss Aoinss, March rs, 1859.
The following tahle shows the number Of Dele
gates TO which each County II entitled, according
to the ratio above mentioned, and embraces II tho
counties organised At Thu AAts,