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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-01

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| GrSesrs,
| No. 70 Main Street., bstxssn Third and Fourth,
KE0kUK, IOWA.
kskEsi 0YsTERs-40 cents per can, warrant
boLLrRRs ! ROBERTSON,
jan2sd ~ Main-st.
I tRANBERhTKs- boxes just received and for
~ sale by coLLiEas d ROBERTSON,
JAM rs Main-st.
BAKERS No. 4 ClloC0LATE-For sale by
u CoLLIERs 4 ROBERTSON,
jan1d 70 Main-st.
DRUNEs--In kegs and boxes--for sale BY tho
pound .coLLIERS 4 R0BERTS0N,
jan29d rs Main.st.
ENREsH T0MAT0ES--In cans--for sale by
coLLIERs ROBERTSON,
jAn29d rs Main.st.
4 ssoKrED PIE YKUIrs-sor sale By
- coLLIEKs ; RoBnKTsos,
JAnasi 70 Main-st.
pkIME w. X. CHEESK-For sale by
C0LLIERs ROBERTSON
janAi Is Main-st.
D0TAToEs--A prime lot Just received and for
sale BY CoLLIKRS ROBERTSON,
Jsn2sd rs Main-st.
DICKLED HERRINas NO. /, MACkRREL
i AND C0DFIsH-For sale by
CoLLIRRs ROBERTSON.
JanDd rs Main-st.
k'Louk--A choice lot Of Extra Flour on hand
and for sale by
GOLFERS s. ROBE RTS0N,
Jan2yd rs Main-st.
RUckWHEAT fLOUR-Warranted pnre, for
- sale by cOLliERs 4 ROBERTSON,
Jan0d rs MAin-st.
Fraysorss Baktng Powder.
ESoR making in few minutes, without yeast,
l. light, sweet, and wholesome Bread batter,
bnckw heat and other griddls Cakes, Biscuit and
every description Of Pastry. Full directions &C
company each boz. Price rs cents. Made and sold
by A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
iAe2Qd 90 Main-st.
rrentihss w ashInG an0 SC ~ rlnU ..
tutlomgv
E,0R washing aud cleansing Wool, Wooden Goods,
l. Cotton, Linens, Silks and delicate fabrics.
Eminent Chemists in Philadelphia give ii their
unqualified recomm endaton. Ii will enable those
who avail themselves Of il TO have sthrir house
hold washing and other matters apper aiming TO
family affairs thoroughly eieansed than
hitherto. For sale by the only Agent for keokuk,
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
jan2pd % Main-st.
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! tTThe papers report - items Of Wash
ington gossip, that our Bachelor Presiaen,
Il shout to marry . charming widox from
Georgia, and thst his niece, Miss Lane, is
engaged 70 Mr.. Msgrsw, Of Baltimore.
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SIGN or TIE GOLDEN



PERFUMERY, PAINTS, Oils, GLA IS. &c,
TO the trade, and at retail al very low prices for
Cash.
Whelsss1s Agent for Southern Iowa and North
rn Missouri for the following goods:
Great Western Coal Oil Co. 3 Kerosene OIL
Jsyne's Family Medicines
Queru . Cod Liver Oil Jelly
jan1N
yum oPIuM-Turkey. just received and for
~ sale low by A. j. WILKINSON
Sign of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
lAa2zd W MAin-st.
lNbEEp, Lard and sperm Oil, In store and for
IL sale Low by Al. WILKINSON.
Sign VI the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
lan11d % kAin-st.
GPlkifs Turpentine, Alcohol and Spirit 0ss,
~ In store and for sale At the lowest market rate
by A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign of the Golden AAgle and Mortar,
Janz-d % Aain-st.
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=
kEOkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE THIRD TERM Of the "Keokuk Fem ale
Seminary" will open on MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY 3ist, in the second story OF DIR. Sanford's
bailding, corner Of 9Th and Concert streets.
The Board OF Trus tees Of this Seminary elected
from various roll ious denominations and repre-
senting = large part OF the Christian community,
desires by the united and cooperative efforts Of tho
friends Of education to establish gradually such
an Institution IS our city requires.
The Principal Of the IHstitution 10 Rev. G. A.
WILLIAMS, to whom, or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
In the Primary Department, young misses from
six to ten years Of age may be received under the
care Of Miss Urmston, its present teacher, who
ceives all the incomes Of that department.
The charges for tuition will be 81 and IS In the
ordinary English studies, with small additional
sun for Incidental expenses. For Latin, French,
Gsrman, Ac., extra charges will be made.
It's desirable that persons designing TO become
pupils Be present punctually the frat Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President of the Board Of Trustees.
HsHRY SrRoNG, Sec'y.
Keokuk, Jan. ~, l860-d
MONEY LOANED
I'm City Scrip, City and County orders, Mer-
~ chandise, Personal Property, DC.
GEO. CHAPLIN,
Jan1du Thrd-st.
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LADIES' FANCY HAIR PINS.
A MOTHER large assor tment just received ct No.
n IA Main.st., between I'd and 81.
jan3ldlw BAILEY BLISS
TAVERN ATAND YOA n ENT.
A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, with tan rooms.
"A plenty Of good we'll water, and = good stable,
situated in summitvillc, six miles from keokuk
on the Plank Road, and suitable for good tavern
stand, will be rented low. The honse IL new, and
only two rooms have been occupied.
Enquire on the premises, Of
lan3i d3twlm CONRAD ARNT.
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Proceedings Of the Dee m oincs Val.
ley Railroad Convention, held NJ
Oskalo0sa, Jan. x6lh. 1860.


oskaloosa, Jan. S6th. 1850.
Pursuant to the call heretofore published.
the Convention met in Court room ia o..
kaioosa and organized by calling Hon. II b.
Hendershott OF Wapelio County to the chair
az temp orary President, and the appointment
OF VIII Tomiinson, Of Polk county, as Sec
rotary.
On motion OF MIR. Corso Of Burlington.
Inc ofiicers already chosen were declared per-
manent officers Of the Convention.
The chairman delivered an appropriate
address, after which the call for the Con-
vention was read, as follows:
DIS MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD CONVENTION.
Al the request Of numerous citixens and
newspapers interested, we feel authorized
and do hereby call general meeting or
those interested IN the proposed consolida.
ton OF all the railroad ieterests and infiu-
ence- Of the Des Moines Valley, for the pur-
pose OF dcvising a plan and maturing the
the necessary means for speedy completion
Of railroad facilities from Des Moines. ria
oskaloosa, 20 tho Mississippi River. This
! meeting will be held al Oskaloosa, on
Wednesday, Jan. 10th, 1859, ut o'clock r. y.
q correspondence has been opened with
prominent railroad men abroad, ut st. Louis,
phl1adelphia, &C., and answers received will
be read at that meeting.
Burlington, keokuk and ST. Louis are en-
pselad % be present. The counties along
7 sno alley are urged TO send full deleg atoms
~ iimis Will be assigned to the representa-
ton unless ordered ia Conyention.
ar. NORRIS oil Wapcllo moved the appoint
ment OF Committee OF one from each
county represented to report resolutions ex-
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Gardeners, Attention.
TIME AND MONEY SAVED
DIRECT IMPORTATION


$4,000 Worth ~ Garden Heeas.
Lk1M England, Germany, france, Portural,
1 and other noted gardening countries. ali al
which otter 10 the public at prices unprecedented
In the annals OF history. / also offer for sale
very large assortment Of my own RAISING. All
warranted FRESH and GENUINE. Those de-
sifous Of obtaining Seeds will find II 10 their adj
vantage " ssnd In their bills BY the frst Of Feb
ruary, Ii possible.
Orders mid aud rcmittAnces promptly made
send Tor iist Of prices by the pound, box. or Der
100 papers.
Garden Seeds put up 10 lots 10 suit purch assrs,
heing practical Gardener myself, / feel confident
shall suit the public in Seeds. Address
GEO. ROBERTSON, Scotsman,
Jan. /, '5s-dtwtf Keoknk Tow.
LIVERY SFANlE.
On Elrst.st.. bet. MaSn 4 Johnson.
III OkSES, BUGGIRS and CARkIAGESA
hire. 49,
horses boarded by the day or week. st prices to
suit the times.
Transient customers accommodated.
dscld v.vAN0RSDAL.
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OvoEcoasangs NJ Cost
ve1HE Subscriber will sell the balance Of his
4 OverooAtings 1t cost, until January 1st.
DsciSd X. y. EMITH
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WAKE VFFUHTUN1TYl #a7
Gesa Chance Fer = Mechanic - In.
h0rery
A SMALL FARM, 50 acres, good nsw frame
a house, and new steAm Saw Viii, With Lath
Machine, Be-; said mill can clear from $500 Is
$1,000 per annum, when "thc hard tines ars zone.
gone away" said land IL situated in Houfa err
Michigan; good climate. splendid soil. veu Va
tered, 40, 70.
Also, 30 asrs Farm In Northern Iowa, 6ns soil,
we'll watsrcd, 10.
Either Of the Above farms will BE- exchanged for
good house and lot In Ksokuk.
Inquire Of J. PARMRLE,
Nov. !, '6s-d6m / No. b7A Main-st..
keOkuk Iova
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Hats! Hats! Hats ~
J. x. RICKEY

IL Ab just received Gne stock OF Pan HATS
and CAPS Of every kind and Quality 81 ~
Latest Styles.
His Silk and Cashmere Hats, made expressly for
this tssde by the well-known house q Lawn dso-
sacw. H. I1s.sis - -7-'--a'~'~
kAvs also one " ths best sto1hs " Dsek
Glove. and Mttens. Tr1nks, ~, al which win s.
sold Wholesale end Retail 81 Low Prices Tor Cash.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
]. X. kICKEY'S HAT Broln.
anKl7d No. % Nsin-st
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Flour. Flour. Flour |!
A61 Barrels

brands In store. purchased before the late ad-
~ vance, and will be sold, Wholesale or retail,
at the lowest market price.
We have aSUPERIOR article made from Winter
Wheat selected with care for our own trade, and
which We viii guarantee to make A. good bread ~
sny brand In this market, "Qaincy' NOT excepted.
We are ceiling this article 10 the best Judges Of
Flour in the city, who pronounce It ursurpassed.
KELLOGG BIkGE.
No. lac Main-st.
N.B.-Fleur delivered 10 any part of the city
promptly.
Jan. Is, bed
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ca The Washington papers publish
half score of notes which recently passed
| between Senators Douglas and Fitch. Doug
] las, as 10 well known, is not fighting man,
hand never plays the bully with any one who
is asaRstomed to demand resort to pistols
or an apelogy. In the Senate Douglas talked
like bul Y to Sumner, and bleated like q
bull calf to Usistenden.
He never has fought and was under no OBJ
legation to fight, did not wart to fight, and
as the event shows, Vas determined not to
fight, yet for the purpossAf bravado and to
maintain his social posittlh with the Slave
holders, he resorted to ~ code of honor in
recent difficulty With Fi.cE@p ouglas writes
to Fitch, saying in substancsA you called
me liar, and demand that yo4 retract the
offensive language" Fitch reSeonds, ''ii
you allude to my answer to your chdage that
the Illinois Appointees are corrupt I'D in
capable, reiserate the statement thu you
assert base falsehood."
Now, right here, it would seem IL
aCode" ia of any force or virtue Douglas
was bound to fight. lie had demanded re-
traction, and instead Of that Fitch reiterated
the offensive charge. But in place Of fight
ing, Douglas writes another note and him
self makes the explanation which he required
Of Fitch, by saying that he did not mean to
include Mr. Fitch's con one Of the Illinois
Appointees, in his remarks. To this Fitch
responds, s'f you did not mean to iuclude
my son, then upon that explanation with
draw my remarks" Then Douglas writes
note to Fitch that he could not accept the
withdrawal by Fitch based upon his, Doug
las, explanation. Then answers Fitch, 81
don't withdraw my offensive remarks at ALL"
And to this Douglas responds that it makes
no difference, he will accept the withdrawal
rendered by Fitch based upon the explana-
tion made BY himself.
Doughty Doughface Douglas aared up to
brighten Fitch, but failing in that, fears to
face the music and 80 fxzles out. The laws
Of tho land, public opinion and his own po-
sition enabled Douglas to treat the person
alities Of Fitch with contempt, but his dread
Of the Shareholders lash overcome his usual
prudence and be was at last, after endorsing
the vile custom of dueling, forced to resort
to that "discretion which is the better part |
of valoro and shuttle out of fight.
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CHANGE OF TiMEl

Insure Xeur MerGhnn disc, stores
ana DWciiiEgsI
Policies OF Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt
paying Companies.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL e5O0, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL t2OO, 600.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL t200, 900.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.. or HARTroRu-
CAPITAL 425O,O 600.
VIM. W. BEkkNAP, Aren't.
-- : eoI-o I 6eoond-st.. near Main.
D. II. CAREY.
DEALER m
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
No. 80 Main-st., bet. Sd and 4th, i
hEoh uA.........
AZ opened At the above stand, next door 10 II.
1 D. woodward Co., general assortment 81
goods In his line, and win BE- plesssd TO see any and
"a he friends Who may be 10 want Of Groceries and
Provisions.
Jan. u. ys5e-d
M0ro New GooAs frsm the East.
vShasasy rsceivsd. lot of fne Broadsloths,
-. Il.ek Dosskin:s E,nsy g. sinner: Rich Vel
Tailor and Draper,
Oeclod ~ Main-st., bet. n and Sd.
Law NOTICE.
X ANKlN, MILLER y ENSTEK, Attorneys at
Law have removed their ONCE to the rooms
over the Banking House Of VIM. Thompson ! Co..
corner Of - snl Aain,strssts. Entrancs on 81 q.
Jan. III, '6o-dlm
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I'D WARD BEANS,
ID 3 p Err AND TAILOR

6eeond-st., bstween Main and johnson. m stair.
kkOKUK, IOWA.
LIVERY Descriptions Of Cloth4 and Cashmere.
- constantly on hsnd and sut and made up into
garments IN style unsurpassed In the city.
N.B.--boys ciothisg cut and made In the latest
ma osss styles. ldec10-dly1
mGmOvEDi
w. n. MlGEs Architect.
IL AS removed his OGfee into the md atnyv ~
Hessh = ThomPsons new Bank Baiidins, On
oorn4r Or Main and 0~eond streets. Rntrancs n
Unos on Sssond-st. fmch3edly
CLOCKS.
A N assortment Just received ct No Estes
- nease. 6AML q. BRIDGES.
dsc16d s.
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FIsHE sndersigned viii cell superior article Of
Coal. in large or small quantities, for Cash, 1t
low rates. Having made angemeuts for . large
trade during the Fall md Winter, l will contract
to deliver Coal through town, and at Warsaw,
Aiexahdria and Hamilton.
WIN. L. WOOD, Proprietor.
Apply 1t my Once on Sd street, 1t the ofhcs
At StTyker 4 Wood, Keokuk.
Sent 40 dan
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Great Bav9ains
LUMBER,
2 r | OES RED UCEDI
RElso do.i rous Of elosing out, ofrr to sell my
20 days, =. the following very
Low PRICES FOR CASH:
10. Clear tun..............$2S.o0 per thousand
No.z ......,.......... $500
700 1890
no. common. ..........., ........ 1900 "
No. ...............-....- ie.o0
sneetihG,-......s-.... sue
........... IL 90
Flooring, let quality....... 1900 i"
Flooring, I'd quAlity,..-.-. 20 90 /"
Esncing.............. IL 90
Jeist, 2xl7, 2xl0. 2xs, de-, l4.oo
scAntiing, Aka, cent per
foot iincAl.
Dimension Stuff, OF various
sises and lengths. 1900 q
a.. ZIG
For bargains call at Hiatt d Harbine . old yard,
near Patterson Timberman's Pork House, and you
win hnd . fine assortment Of good DRY LUMBER
which must be sold.
JOHN ALLISON.
Keokuk. Jan ~. 's9.d2w-sss
Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM TIE
LAWRENCE rEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN or COAL. has recently been dis.
"A covered, AMI II nov beiag extensively worked
on the lands Of the lawrence Coal Co., at Law
renee, Of quality superior TO any hitherto brought
TO this market, in confirmation Of which references
arc had below.
am nov furnishing and am prepared 10 deliver
the above Coal In quantities TO suit, at the lowest
market rates.
will also furnish the same Coal sold BY the
Slaughter Co. Tor the past few months, and which
wa obtained from the Lawrence Mines. and which
Is second only to the above described Coal, or the
best of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left at the Office Of
g. \. u. W. Ford. or kodefer Bishop at the X.
Il. Derot, OF II. IL. Riley, under the Dudley House.
H. REYNOLDS, Agent.
REFERENCES:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
J.. X. Hornish, j. C. parrott 4 Co..
ConnAhls smyth,
siAde Bro, Biliings House.
.. d. Clark, Master Mechanic at X. b IT. ID.
N. Machine shop. fjan74d1
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THE GRAND TRusK RAILWAY COMPANY OF
CANADA. Statement of traffic for week end
ing 18th JAN, 1889;
Passengers. $ll,726 20
Freight and live stock, 1884 81
Parcels, mails and sundries, $500 As
$32,S80 II
Corresponding week last year, 3l,673 %
Increase, 81 ,206 SO
JAS. HARDMAN. Auditor.
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MA100Y'8
&c l. II II X A r 4 ID FIR III
OYSTERS,
Only 40 Cts. Per Can.
jan29d W. H. AUSTIN Il Co.
04altby's
Baltimore Oysters
At so cents per can.
KELLOGG 4 BsRGE,
jan25d i49 Main-st.

CHARLES ". L0 WRIk. DANIEL =. MILLER.
LOWKIE x MILLER,
4 TT0kNEYS AND coUNSEL0RS AT Law
"A and Solicitors in Chancery, Keokuk, Iowa.
Office west aide of Third . r set be- wsen Main
aud johnson streets.
Jan. 70, '39-d&wly
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CT We notice qualifications, purporting to
emanase from Capt. Brown, going the rounds
of the papers, which impressed us with the
conviction that the old man IL beside himself,
and We are, therefore, ready to lend full cre-
dence to the following paragraph from the
Kansas correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal:
"Capt. Sam. Walker, who recently visited
Linn and Bourbon counties, believes that both
Brown ard Montgomery, from dwelling on
the wrongs they have suffered in the past, are
become monomaniacs. He states that Mont
gomery's laugh has become absolutely fiend-
lsh, and thnt his eve has not the expression
of a sane man. Otherwise, however, he ap-
pears perfectly rational, and talks Of the acts
Of his men with entire calmness. Even
Montgomery believes that Brown is insane"
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TItden a Co.'S PrepMratAOns.
A LAkGEapd full assortmc ut Of
"a Solid and Flnid Extracts,
AlkMloids and Nesinoids,
Phartnnccnttr sugar-coatei Pills
Direct from their Laboratory at New Lebanon, N.
Y ;, Just received by Express, At
j. BRADEN'S,
jan2Od No. 81 Msin-st.
For sale or Exchange.
a improved Farm--2s0 prairie, under 6pe oul-
- tivAtion, with FIRST class buildings and man
choice fruit trees, with so acres OF wood and tim
Der land-situated near the Mississippi river and
Railroad, within 10 miles Of heokuk. Will sell
cheap for cash, or will exchange for merchandise
or city property.
sIRYKER, W0op GRIFFITH.
ee20-d2m
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ca One Mrs. Rogers, Of Michigan, gave
birth to four children on New Years. day.
whereapon bill was proposed in the Legis-
lature OF that State, directing the Register OF
the State Land Once to Issue patent to her
for GAO acres Of Swamp land.
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The TARur.-A caucus Of the Democracy
was held at Washington on the Goth, 1t which
resolution was passed by large majority
declaring j. inexpedient to change the Tariff
law q. the present session. Bigisr fought
hard for the President's policy, and there
was much excitement in the caucus.
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VIZ. Ii. PxEscorr DxAD.-The eminent
historian, VIM. II. Prescott, died suddenly
at Boston on the 2Sth, Of paralysis. He was
in his usual health up to the moment Of his
death.
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eT~The New Senate Chamber, which Sc
cured SO much laudation few weeks ago,
II fast losing its reputation; Senator Hale,
in the course OF sSne remarks, urging alter
stions, said 81 think it ID the most un-
healthy, uncomfortable, ill-contrived place
was ever IN IN my life, and my health 10 suf-
fering daily from the atmosphere
Moreover, when it rains it beats upon the
roof 10 that the speakers csnnot be heard.
And during season like the past, when it
rained nearly half the time, this latter objec-
tion is quite serious ono.
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Hawk. Decided not 10 order.
During the roll call Mr.. Gillespie, of Vs.
pello, cast the vote "no.n
Mr.. Leonard from the came county claim.
cd to have the vote recorded ssyes.n
Upon which the Convention was addressed
on behalf Of one set by Mr.. Gillaspie.
Opposition 10 casting the vote BY Mr.. Gill;
laspie was withdrawn.
The motion TO strike out was lost:
YEAs.--Jefferson, 20.
NArs.--Lee, 40; Van Buren,, 20; Wapol-
10, 20 Muscatine, 20; keokuk, 20; Mahas-
ka, 20; Marion, %; johnson, 20. JASPER.
10; Folk, 20--TotAl, 200.
The first resolution Was adopted by the fol.
lowing vote.
YEAs.--Lee, 40; Van Buren,, 20; Wapel-
10, 20; Muscatine. 20 Keokuk, %; Mahas-
Ia. %: Marion. 30: johnson. 20: Jasrer.
10; Polk, l0--Totai, 900.
NArs.-Jefferson, 90.
The second resolution was adopted by the
same voto except Jefferson which declined
voting.
Third resolution was adopted BY ACCLAIM.
nation.
On motion, the thanks of the Convention
were returned to tho citizens Of Osksloosa
for their hospitality and uniform kindness
to the members OF this Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Gillaspis the thanks Of
the Convsntion were returnsd TO iH officer
for the faithful and able manner ia which
they had discharged their respective duties.
The proceedings we're ordered 10 be pub
lished in the papers OF OskaloosA and other
papers throughout the State were requested
to copy.
Adjourned si,s die.
Il. B. HENDERSON,, Priest.
c sal s aSa.s,'s' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-29
SALES At AUCTION.

UCTION NOTICE --JNO. j. RENNIE. AUCrIoNEEnR;;;
"A Magnificent Household Furniture At pn6c amsuo nss we
fnoios sevs Carpets b,oeads and sss SSg
tains and bronze Chandeliers elegant
s s oss fSas
Wines This day uesday at the elegant Rrsa sesr
SsnSs Ns q v Wes Srs Ssss Household
chance seldom offered The furniture was Az MAGE % order
E ne & X re Hs
hrrooms-Wagncent seven octave Pianoore the
offered d with mother 81 and
soid pearl keys made by broadway makers and fully
] aaa n
richly y ne us ans and
sry and Booscsss ladies' work Table Chinese
~oSd s oroa and bronze chsndeers ' candssSas
French plate manel Mirrors do pier Mirrors embroidered
lace Curtains Cornices Bands French Shades Paintings
X sHGS Cole ana sSar Net
Dresden and sevres China Ornaments artistic Bronzes
PrsssaDs Kussns pRe@bEand washnsion Franklin
Parsn marble statueiles Clock hall hat stand
Chairs olcioh velvet stair Carpet silver plated stair Rods
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