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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-15

n y DIR. WIsTAR's Balls a n OF
US WILD CHERRY is. truly a a!sem. 1t
contains the halsamic principle . lie Wild
Cherry, the bal 'aHnic properties OF u and pine
Its lngl edientS All a II balsamie Coughs, colds
ana consumption, disappear under its balsamic
influence
There's vile counterfeit OF this Bslsam,
therefore he sure and buy only that prepared
by 5 w. FowLE Co., Boston, which has the
teritten signature OIL. BUTTS on the outside
wrapper
For sale By NJ. A. SANTOS e. Co., SANTOS
Wake f. Co, and KING h TOY, Norfolk j.
B. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by dealers
everywhere.
99- Ssndforps Liver Invigorator-~-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.-lsa mild
and etectual cathartic, acting first on the Liver,
10 eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries of all matter that pre-.
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR 90
-, LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD ..5ra... ... ~w
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
..a CURES SICK HEADACHE $50
t.tr CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSrIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPL ANTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
SOLD BY all Dr.gsists. add BY NJ, A. SANTOS
y CO. ma l-6N
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FOUND

n IN Main Street near The Corner of Talbot.
~ Yesterday afterns OIL a chila's ARMLET'
wnich the owner can have by calling at this
once, proving property and paying expenses.
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FOR REN r.

NFst FOR RENE 4l&fs
Eii5 For the next year, that lsomy and
1 comfortable dwelling row occupied by
Mr.. AZ. Jones, and situated lear Il e intersec
ton OF South and Middle streets, Portsmouth.
Apply next door to the vler -
oc ls-oaw4w MRS. X. POOL
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CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. Is. %
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Treasurer's OEce n. d G. II. R. Co j,
RALEIGH, N. c., Der. S, 1859.
= the Stockholders Of the Raleigh & CASTOR
Railroad Company will be held in the CITY Of
Raleigh, on Thursday the 81 day of November,
&C I5-lw Treas b Soc;r
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N. l.. A. BLUES.

N. l.. A. BLUES. 81 -
AJAX ATTEND a drill of the Company at
x Head Quarters, on Monday evening the
ss1&s 18th inst, att TX o'clock. BY order =
&C 10 a. j. MOCK, Sec
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JOHN II. HATHAWAY,
lTOR AND ROPRlE T0 Il .
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Westminster Seminary.

next term In this Institution will commence wedncs
day the Gath of August and continue Eleven Weeks
he Trustees assure the public that for OF
principle and thoroughness in Instruction the Principe
Dascomh A. D., who has had charge of the Institution
Tor some time past has superior Competent teachers
various branches usually taught New England
provided.
Each scholar Is under the immediate charge Of the Prn
cipal.
The most ample Accommodations for self boarding ole
ed or board may be had in the families village
Outline Maps, Anatomical Plates, Mathematical and As
Economical apparatus used in illustrations.
q. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
Westminster July Is, 1853. 1898
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DR.. G. p. BRONS ON S
Consumption Liver C0mplafn Dyspepsia
and all Other Chronic Diseases arisfn:
from Oyer-Use, General Debility, or
na Nervous Presentations. fFn~


and all oihcr Chronic Diseases arising
from Oyer-Use, General Debility, or
nm Nervous prosration. fFaT
These successful preparations Of Food for tho
Blood baSed upon its analysis HEALTH, which gives
true Standard and in different DISEASES when we ascertain
the deficiencies in each and then supply them with the
proper mate Is r making pure and hs.ithy ooD are
among the most important discoveries Of the They are
destined to produee revolution in the Treatment and
Of CHRONIC DISEASES. fay ng perfect scientific found
ton they FIR removed FROM the sphere Of all Nostruus
PREpAesTIoSs not Mdnes with the satistae
tory results. They taken by drops, spoonfus
kaJz THEIR RANGE OF CURE:
Consumption Throat Diseases Bronchs Coughs, Colds
Dyspepsia Liver COMPLAINTS, Headaches Papa,n Of the
Heart Neuralgia loss of Appetite Inability Sleep De-
preston Of Spirits Irregularities, male and female weakness
&c In all cases of Chronic complaints peculiar to females
these preparations viii be found Invaluable.
Rs THEIR PARTICULAR SPHERE IA ass@sze
1t is not claimed that they will all diseases but in
those specified above, ias thousands estf) they
the most eficacious Of any known.
BE pacular in ordering 20 mention which Of the three
LIST and Sd alternately arc best il for Liver Complaints
the I'd dyspepsia when inveterae I'd and 81 In al
formation successful In moderate Will
suffice
There three Preparations one for Consumption all
PENDANTS Ito which particular attention l. eallcd and
for Dyspepsia Out of nearly two thousand strongly mark
ed cases there have not been twenty failures liz
Prom numerous testimonials We select HE following;
VERY INTERESTING CASE ss u Z
Mr. D. L, Ellcr, of this city well known OF the
most hopeless cases OF Messrs Horace Gree
ley ana W. BryaDf IfIouue and Post, famiar
with the following facts and circumstances
Mr. Elder actively gagged in the last Presiden al
election campaign, and his intense abors and night
broke down his health which had been good for
years this followed by cough and bleeding
from the lungs which continued down December;
when he commenced using of these Preparations For
the previous two months he bed every day and sonetu
quite profaselY and his cough was terrible In month
time lie able TO be about through the city during all
weathers and in less than after beginning to
and his nearly time O'Clock the
morning I'LL four in the afternoon convcrsing with hum
dreds of PERSONS and trasactng large of bust
ness He now AS hearty looking In thou
sand His present residence Is at 562 Hudson street. New
York
Dr. Brnson can be consulted either by letter. addressed
to box 1898 p o. at the Office of the general Agents
from 0 II.
These Preparations be obtained through any respec
BILE druggist in the United States Csnadas Price 81 per
bottle 18th full directions All orders BIZ addressed
HENRY CHURCH s. CO., General Agents
271s @ l6 Maiden LaEe, New York
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STATE OF YERMo VI. A. Proea.e Court. beld

DIST WESTMINSTER. 8. at Grafton, within and
for said District, the 18th day Of July A. D. 1859
An instrument puporiing to be the last will and tesla
ment of iNER POWERS, lete of Athens in said district
deceased, being presented the Court here by Loren
and sas D. Powers the therein named
for probate its ordered by said Court that all persons
ceTned therein. be Notified appear session of said
court, be held the Office of b. W. Dean Register in
Grafton said District the first Wednesday, OF August
A. d. 1859 aud show if any they have against
the probate Of said will for which purpose further
deed that copy # the record Of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the BELLOWS FAILS TIMES print
ed at Rockingham. may be.
true copy Of record Attest, BENZ. W. DEAN ,Regr.
Grafton July IL, 1859. 1880
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DOCT. A. w. POLLARD,
OF Lancaster. Mass.

OF Lancaster. Mass.
compliance with the solicitations Of Of his patients
will visit this place again JULY 10, and may be consult
ed, as usual, at
wM. STATIONS, OPPOSITE wfGHTMAN's HALL,
CANAL STREET,
July 2ist lie will then by special invitation visit
the Family of Mai JOEL PAGE Westminster where he will
remain until August for the purpose of ensultng with all
who feel disposed call upon him while there, and those
wishing examine the extensive variety Of vegetable
dies in his practice Also his apparatus for immediate
locating diseases of patients their entire satisfaction
Price examnsion 81 90 No eaarge made in any
for consultation.
Those intending TO CALI viii please do 50 early.
Bellows Falls. june 30, 1853 q
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STATE OF YER MONT. 4 The Hon. Probate Court
WESTMINSTER $. s for said District To all
persons interested the Estate Of ROSWELL SHURTLFF
late Of Rockingham, deceased. Greeting.
You hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance of the of Jason Steele administrator
said estate and decree distribution Of said estate
the persons entitled thereto at the session thereof to be
held the Inn of A. K Wilder ia Rockingham in said
district the first Wednesday of Sept A. 1853, when
whore you may be heard in the premises If fit
BENZ. W. DEAN. Regr.
Grafton July u, 1859. $3.50
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w. A. PATRICK, Machini.t,

w ooDEN WARE MAC HINERY,
Such as Combined Beading Gage and Hand Lsthe, Bowl
Lathes, Improved stretcher and Mop Machines,
Chair back scaiopers, Rake Machinery, Jigger saws
Sc, Engine and Drilling ththes, Shsfting saw
Mandrills. Min WORK, Ridge Tools, Jack and
Bench Screws, Screw Pants, APPS and
Die Turning Planning ard Finishing Iron Castings Done
10 Order LUDLOW VT %
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DEATHS.

In Reading June ], ISABEL GODDARD, AGED 10
In North Brookhcid, Mass, June 18th ELlZABErH .
Of West Brattleboro.
In Waipole, N. H. June 9th Mrs ARAGAIL wife Of Is
raei Fletcher and daughter of the Daniel Fuller
OF Athens, In the 6Sh year Of her age
~ THIS sudden and unexpected DEATH heavy bercave-
meat has fallen upon the family of this fond devoted wife
aud mother and although the deeply feel tina,
she IL with the redeemed in that bright feel
ing oil desoate loneliness pervades their home
and well may they loss like theirs there are fe
possessing the many noble and cndearing qualities
reteher During her many years of married fe
unkind word fell upon Of husband or children her
Kindness OF heart and gentle manners the
spee OF all who Knew her and although she will with
us no more In earthly yet many Of love
and charity still live in hearts, embanlng her memory
with all that Is lovely and The aged
At the vacant seat by the eside and feels gloom
been east DER the remaining Of his earthly
put with the eye OF faith he looks for happy
yond the grave where all hope loved ones
who have gone before us Coas I
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STATE OF V Err MONT, The Hon PROBATE Court
WESTMINSTER $. s for said District. 10 ali
persons interested in the Estate Of HANNAH LEACH
az Rockingham in said District. deceased Greeting
You hereby notified that this will decide upon
the allowance OF the account Of Sam T. Billings admintrs
said estate. and decree distribution OF said
among the persons entitled thereto the session the eof
be held at the Inn Of A. X Wilder, In Rockingham In
said district the first Wednesday Sept A. D. 1889
when and where you may be heard in the premises if you
sec fit. BENZ. w. DEAN, Register.
Grafton July Z, 1859. $3.50
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BELLOWS FALLS. JULY Is, 1859


The capital Of the Connecticut River In
surance Company Of this place has now
reached Sl30,00O.
Gov. SAKE has been here. He attended
the democratic County Convention last
Saturday, and after he got back, the Argus
got our very excellent band to go to the
Island House and scramble him. Outside
Of the band, which we believe contains but
one or two democrats, there was only some
dozen or fifteen persons. They ought to
have done better. A lot of little torpedoes
were distributed among some Of the boys,
by the Argus man, to burn, and the official
organ has christened them fire works!
The people of Saxtons River, Cam
bridgeport, and Graften have raised suf-
ficent sum to pay expenses and daily
mail will be continued from those places to
this place as heretofore-notwithsta
Buchanan's economy to buy Cuban negroes.
TEA.-Charles Pease has just received a
lot of first quality of black tea, which he is
selling at reasonable rates. 1t is highly
commended.
The managerie advertised in another COL
umn, is well spoken of by the press every
where. See their advertisement. 1t is a
kind of exhibition in which everybody must
feel an interest.
Arms 81 Wilson have for sale the Old
Dominion Coffee Pot--an article not equal
ed by anything else of the kind.
Newcomb seems bent on getting the
whole Of Europe into broil He marches
whole " column" this week right into the
camp of the enemy.
ABANAoUI SpRISGs.-Mr. A. Tenney,
Of this village has leased the 'sAbanaqui
4 Springs" about mile and half below
u this place, for the season, and announces
q that he is now ready for the reception of
company. Hot and cold baths, bowling
u alleys, swings, reading room. &C.. are cor
nected with the primises Also an echo
n near by which
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Rich Glossy Hair. !!

ALk OF beauty II cannot exist athouta hne head Of
bair then rtHd the ioi'o~ng andf you ask more, see
circular around each bottle and no ono can doubt a.
PROFESSOR MooD's HAIR RESToRATlNE-We call
alton, which turns back TO color harcev
ers the bead Of the bald With uxufient growthcmoves
continual dow of the natural fluids and hence II used as
regular dressing for the hair Will and keep
ON falling to extreme Old age IN all Its natural beau
We call then upon the bald the gray or diseased In seap
70 use ~ aud surely the ,oang VIII not they value ths
owii LOCKE or me ~itehng eurestr be Nithorfit ATS
praise Is upon the tongue Of thousands
yen received the lette in
feN weeks sittc. i
Mr. Ieatcpwo th--sr; have been troubled With dan-
drufors my head for more than year hair be-
gan out. seurf and hair together. saw New
laren paper about Moods Hair Kestorative
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"Responds to ali
Who Glucose to call .

Mr. Joseph Miller, formerly of this place,
has just started a job printing Office at
Springfield, Mass. He is good printer
and we wish him much success.
We understand that the members of The
democratic County Convention paid visit
TO Fox Skin Danfortb, at the Jail, and gave
him such consolation As only democrats can
Aeiye. He was left with The understanding
we presume, that he should be bailed out
in season TO vote the democratic ticket at
Sthe next election. BY the way some of the
Irish democrats in this village who went to
the democratic State Convention are under
the pleasing impression that SAKE was act
\ ually elected governor at that time, and
that Vermont now enjoys the sweets of
democratic administration.
PREsENTATIoN.-The Cornet Band pre-
scented to their leader and instructor, Prot.
S. F. Merrill, beautiful pair of golden
2epuletts on Tuesday last, as testimonial OF
their esteem. The presentation address
was made by J. w. Moore.
The Green Mountain Guards paraded
Ion Friday last week, and were drilled by
B Col. Jackman, who is an accomplished mil
8itary officer He has a happy faculty Of
#imparting instruction, and won the high es-
%teem of these under his command. The
NJ officers drill is not to be here as before
stated, but at White River Junction. The
muster Of this regiment viii also be at the
same place The Bellows Falls Cornet
Band we understand have received the ap-
&pointment Of regimental Band.
al We have again been the recipient of an
other beautiful head of lettuce, the circum-
ference of which was nearly that of hall
#bushel. This is from Mr.. Orrin Slate:
garden. Mr.. S. also accompanied the same
with bottle of splendid vinegar. We re-
GENTLY received fine lot of Strawberries
from Mr.. Wyman Flint's garden which
were plump four inches in circumference
81 On the whole editors are getting their ful
share of good things.
8 KILLED By LIGHTNING.-During re-
cent thunder storm, an OK and a two yeai
Old steer belonging to Elliot f. Chase, O
Nottingham, were struck by lightning anC
killed. wF NT
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MISREPRESENTATION Of the
performs its functions we'll,
fully developed. The stom-
pendent on che healthy ac-
proper performance Of its
sch IL at fault, the bcwels
system suffers in conse-
Liver-having ceased to 10
tof that organ, one of the
study, in a practice o
find some remedy wheref
many derangements to
ldy IL at lastfound any per-
Gomplaint, in any of its
tie andeonviction ascertain
morbid or bad matter from
their place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
bloods giving tone and
chipcry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. radical cure
led and, what Il better, pre-
fnse Of thelivert nvigorator
suiiicieut to relieve tn.
food fron rising and sour.
. ffiripsr urav.s Nh
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TIE LIVER
INVIGORATOR !!

rs ONE OF THE BEST pURGATIyE AN LIVER MEpI.
CINEs before the public that acts cathartc ea-
sicr mder aud eectual than any other medicine
known 1t Is not only Cathartic but Liver remedy,
ing the Liver eject Its morbid matter then the
stomach and bowels carry of that matter,
pishing purposes eectusly, without painful
feelings experienced in the operations of
system at the time that purges It
and hen daily in moderate doses, nd
t,;ld II mn with uuusual raptfiity. IA
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8 Zach; Cali |. skins . .ls Z 2 g !. lac y b.

RemarksIhe market to-day With eattls
nd owing the heat sales slow and at de
Sc p bead lower than last week large number viii
n unsoid close II the market uules sold q os
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15

The Liver Is one Of the
human body and when it
the powers Ofthesystem are
ach is almost entirely de-
ton OF the Liver for the
functions when the stom-
are at fault, aud the whole
quence of one organ-the
its duty. For the diseases
proprietor S has made il his
more than twenty years, to
with to counterfeit the
which tits liable. !
To prove that this rene
son troubled with Liver
forms. has bat to try a bot
These Gaans remove all
the system, supply ing ia
of bile, invigorating the
digest well. pnrifsing the
health to tue whole ma
of the Jisesse--eifccting a
Bilious attacks are cur
vented. by the occasional
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the
ing.
only one dose before re-
mare.
Only one dose taken at
gently, aud cures Costive-
One dose taken after each
D One dose of two
relieve Sick Headache.
One bottle token for fc-
the canse of the disease,
Only onedosc iui mediate
One dose often repeated
Morbus, and u preventive
~ Only one bottle is
system the effects Of medi-
" One bottle taken for
lowness or uuaturat color
One dose taken a short
vigor to the appetite, and
One dose often repeated
its worst forms, while sum
Weld almost to the first
One or two doses cares
in Chi dreu; there Is ne
edy in the worl,i, as il ney-
ON few bottles cures
absorbcnts. 81
We take pleasuse In rec
a. a preventive for Fever
al rcyers Of q Bilious 7 ype-
and thousands arr willing
virtues
Al leio Hss It rsgtrtrg
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HARDwARE--BUILDERs' HARDWARE Of every dis
Ii cijption
( NAILS, GLASS, &c. &C.,
A at wholesale and retail, by stS &sA Y
81 e # s JOSEPH CLARK,
Brattleboro, April IA, 1869 10 *E
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coMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

COMMISSIONEh'S NOIICEss-
TINE undersigned having been duly appointed BY the
Probate Court In and for the district OF Westminster
Commissioners examine and adjust all eiss and
persous against the Estate Of ASA HOLDEN
late Townshend deceased and also all claims exhibited
ia Offset thereto months from the 9Th Of Msy being
allowed purpose We viii attend to the basin $ Of
our appointment late dwelling house of the deceased
ia said rownshend the first thursdays of September and
November at 0 o'clock, A. NJ, each Of said days
2I-2s SIMEON PIERCE, Commissioners
NATHAN FISHER,
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r. n. ROBBINS.

P.H. ROBBINS,
General dealer in lizard Ware, Mechanics TooIs
IRON, STEEL, COAL. NAILS, LASS, PAINTS AHDolIs,
Teas and Tobacco, Groceries, Flour, Meal, Drain
And Salt, and Agricultural Implements, s3
Near the Railroad Station, CHESTER, VT. co-ly
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agot 1or4
Blood Flows Freely

IN the plains of Italy. The Despots Ruropc pretend
nE to be greatly exercised about the RICH peo-
pie have plunged that continent into war that il OF
less real importance to the people hereabouts
they should know where to buy their Clothing
this -
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Mr.. Joseph Miller, formerly of this place
has just started job printing Office a
Springfield, Mass. He is good printel
and we wish him much success.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-19

The Chicag, Herald, an Administration
paper, and violent in its opposition to
Judge Douglas, regards it the duty OF eve.
~ Democrat % sustain his party organi-
cation by voting for its nominees. To give
efficiency to sparty organization and the
principles upo' which it is based, the mi.
nority must c'eerfully yield to the will of
the majority. The Herald puts the case
in the following strong light:
" In our present opinion, there is no
proba bility tlAt Mr.. Douglas will receive
the Charleston nomination, nor that his
doctrines will be endorsed there, but if he
be nominated BY the regular Democratic
National Convention At Charleston, we
distinctly and emphatically declare tina,
we will support him with all our might
No true Democrat, or friend of his party.
will bolt its nominations when fairly, reg
ularly and legitimatcly made, no matter
who may be nominated. Mere personal
considerations should be forgotten in such
cases, and private opinions and judgment
should bow obedient 70 the public opinion
to the only earthly master known to the
American people-rHE WILL OF THE MA
JoR,1Y,"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-05-19
Democratic state Convention.

The Democracy offcwa are hereby Notified that the
Democrats State Convention for 1859 will be held At
Des MS:ncs, on Wednesday, June 30,
1859. in the Capital. at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
The purpose OF tn. Convention Is to nominate can
diiacs for the following offices, 70 be filed at the
ensuing October election:
ONE GOVERNOR. ONE LIEUT. GOVERNOR
THREE JUDGES SUPREME COURT.
Aisoto adopt such system Of examination Of the
Party AS may be best calculated to secure the tri-
umph Of our principles aud nominees.
The ratio OF representation will be ore Tor every
loo votes r~st for samuel Douglas ~ Secretary Of
State. In October 1855. SIS follows:
Adair I. Adams l, Ailanakee q. Appanoose ii, Au.
dubop l, Benton !, Blaekhawk s, Boone I. Bremen
Butler ., buchanan q, Calhoun Carroll !, Cass =,
Cedar O. Cerro Gordo !, Cherokee ], Chickasaw 3,
Clay Clarke s. Clayton H. Clinton IA, Crawford !,
Dallas l. Davisll Decatur g. Delaware Z. De- MONIES
Il. Dickinson ], Dubuque 20. Fa!ette I, Floyd .,
2 Hamilton l. Hancock Harrison Hardin !, Hem
~ 8, Howard ., Humboldt l. Ida J. Iowa ;, jackson
IS Jasrera jefferson Johnson IL, Jones 5, keek uk
T. kossuth l. Lee %, Louisa S. Linn H. Lucas !,
Madison &, Mahassa s. Marion ID. Marshall 3, Mills
3, Mitchell @ Monroe 6. Montgomery ]. Monona J.,
Nusratine II. PAGE 3. Polk O. Plymouth !, Potta'
vat mic g. Poweshek L. Ringold ]. Sac ], Scott IA,
Shelly I. story 3. Tama 3, Taylor 2. Union 2, Van
Buren, l3. Wappello IL, Warren q. Washington !,
WAYNE S, Webster 1, Winneshiek 5, Ninnebsg. !,
Woodbury. Q. Worth, l, Wright.
Nora-for every fraction OF over forty, an addi-
tional delegate has hesn allowed.
Particular after ton is called 10 the action Of the
Democratic State Convention for several past years
pr hitting all repre- sentation by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are e'Ps.
cally requested TO that county meetings be held
for the purpose of s.nding delegates.
JAMES A. WILLIAMSON,
Chm Dem State tx. CON.