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Spring and Summer CLOTHING.

e&na OENlNIUZs E.
Aninspeetion 0fthe stock does the neces
sity Of purchase.
M are now receiving entire new stock OF
w ready -madeClothing and men = Furnishinc and
Piece Goods, and would particularly the atfentov
OF dealers Ia the style and make Of our garments
most OF which Was made 20 order. and the work
Of which We viii warrant 10 stand Our stock Il com
prsed IN part, % all the styles OF Cloth Coats
all cAlouns, froek dress, oiee, business skeleton
tweed linen, dfao detas airaccz ana cassere Coats
CASHMERE and tweed suits 10 match: silk and Mar,
settles vestingsi Pants in great variety.
Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing.
Our stock is entirely new, comprising every geos
sly legnd quality.
Mems Furnishing Goods.
Weinviie particular attention 70 eur improved est
shirts AZ Il ts the most d sirabie and reliable make
shirt ~ the market Gloves, Suspeaders. srarfs
Neck-tes cravats, HAndkerehefs Hall Hose needle
worked shirt Bosoms, and afull stock aaaer wear
Piece Goods.
Black ,blue brown and dahliz Cloths: black and Fan
cy CassiDeres, In great variety six and MarssilIs
yesiings; dress, deta And linen DriIlngs; Umbrsas
ke-, &c, &e-
n B-C0thng est 20 order.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM CO., Practical TaIiors
mAr2s No. 20 Public square, Nashville
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So We are authorized TO announce J. o. SHACK
ELFoRD, ESQ.,, of Clarksville, as candidate for the
Office of Attorney General and Reporter to ill TIE
cancy oecasioned by the resignation OF Gen. John L.
T. Sneed. may27-td
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Notice.

DY virtue OF wrt Of Election 70 me directed BY nil
ID Exceiiency, l. q. HAEEfs, Governor, &c, wis
by myself and depatles open and hold elesti0n az
ali the precincts IN HamPhreys county, the l5th
day OF August next, Tor the purpose of electng an
Attorney General and Reporter FOR the state Of Ten
nessee, 20 al the vacancy produced by rcsgna-
ton o. John l. T. Saeed. This 22i Jsne, 1859
ID D. sPiCER, sheriff
1ane2s-td u Humphreys county
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A BLOODLESS VICTORY ~!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
NlONEuEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

THIS enormous quantity of this Invaluable RENE
i dy has been purchased by citizens OF the United
States during the short time IL has been before the
public. The for this extraordinary success is
simply in the actual truth and value OF the article.
No one buys the MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. IL performs all that is promised,
and carries with Il its own recommendation. Truly
this is victoFy-peaceful and boodiesS-but we be-
eye not less glorious than the triumphs war with
its train of carnage and desolation.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER Is undoubtedly the
Greatest and Pain Destroyer that Sci
ence has yea discovered. II you put Plaster any
where II Pain Is there, the Plaster will stick there
until the Pam has vanished The Plaster magnetizes
away, and
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sou Al Assns waited III every .o s ana eoaD
" Ia the uastea States 70 eagasa an respectable
Andeasy huslness, by which the above prontz
may be certainly realized Tor further particulars
address, BR. J. HENRY WARNER. Cs1aSER OF
BROADWAY AND 18TH STREETS, NEW YORK CITY
enclosing one Passage stamp.
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leSe papers Will be embodied In
Supplemental Record,

kAIkA ILLUSTRATED ISSUE
To be published intervals with the regular edition.
without additional charge TO subscribers.
A large space of the "Record" will, usual, be
given that special matter which directly relates
TO the movements of the ladies' Association. In
reference 10 this its pages will always contain lists
ef those persons who, from the different States Of
the Union, send their contributions 10 the Fund;
added to which will be the names OF subscribers to
the Gold-mounted Washington Portraits.
Price One Dollar per year, invariably in advance.
Address the Publishers,
DEVEREUX K TO-,
1421 Philadelphia Post 0Iice,
july26 or, 80 South Third street
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Pain cannot exist where this Plaster is applied

Rheumatism, lAmeness Stiffness, Weakness, De-
bility Nery business, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Coughs
and Colds Pains and Aches OF every kind down even
10 Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, aad, with
tile patience, PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
cal influence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER. IL is Tie
simplest surest Safest pcasaniestand cheapest rem
edy in existence. Its appicaucni Is ENTHUSIASTICALLY
liz 10 the strong man the delicate woman, ana the
feeble infant. TO each and all il viii prove a Balm
and Blessing It's use is agreeable, and without
noyance trouble It's price Is within reach Of all
rich or poor; all may have 1t, anc all should have
who are sick and suffering IN any way.
FARMERS and PLANrERS should always be sup
plied v IN the MAGNETIC PLASTER. Il viii be the
Good Physician 10 any household, ready 81 ali times
and at Instant notice.
Put up In alright tin boxes. Each box will make
six to eight plasters and any child can spread them
Price Is cents a box, With full and plain directions.
ID. q. mOREHEAD. N. ID.
Haurstor Proprietor, 10 Walker street. Ness Rori.
AoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER Is SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
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Grand Opposition Rally at the
OVertOn Lot Tonight.

Remember that the Opposition will have a
Grand Rally at the Overton Lot tonight.
There will be a torch-light procession, and
speeches by
JAMES Il. RAINS, Esq.
and others. Let every member OF the Oppo-
sitioR party in this city be in attendance.
p. S.-After the conclusion of Mr.. Rains
speech, the Hon. JoHN BELL will deliver a
short address TO those in attendance.
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter.

g3- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL TUR-
NEY. Of White county, candidate for the ONCE Of
Attorney General and Reporter FIR the State, I'LL
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Gen.
John L. T. Sneed. june29-te
ks- MILTON A HAYNES, OF Memphis, is candi-
date for Attorney General and Reporter Election 18th
OF August, 1859. june20-te
ssr We authorized to announce JAMES W.
DEADERlCK, Esq, of Washington county, as a candi
date for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the state I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Cen. John L. I. Sneed-
june20-te
s8- We are authorized to announce WIN. B. REESE,
Jr., Esq. candidate for the office of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
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Pilgrimages TO Sacred ShrineS in the Land of
Washington.

No. 1.-CoMMEScISG WITH MOUNT VERNON
With numerous iOrled illustrations, process new
before applied 10 newspaper printing. Every OBJ
iect or relic slonging 10 that halowed spot (many
OF which, possessing uncommon interest, and relat-
ing to Washngton's early life and altogether
the public,) Will be published with full details OF
mar Tati and embellishments, presenting isometrical
plans, object deneations, and scenic views, accur-
ately drawn and engraved with the utmost from
sketct es made expressly for the ''Record" by one
OF its conductors, during recent stay at Mount
Vernon.
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New White Wheat Flour.

II springs floaring Mills, have fast received
qaantity Of superior Panty Flour which 4 perfaps
good be made Ia this Or aay other climate
aud VIII be sold liberal terms al No. Narkei
street, BY = a q. NOEL. a %.
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Land for Sale.

r WILL sell my beautiful Farm, containing two hun
dred acres, handsomely improved, situated 61<
miles North of Nashville, Immediately on the Louis
vile and Nashville Branch Turnpike, miles from
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad adjoining the
farm of William d. Phillips. refer persons wishing
to the farm TO Mr.. W. ID. Phillips. This farm has
two neverfailiDg springs Of fine water, and is Of
the heaithiest places in the State be purchased
good terms at private sale between this and the FIRST
OF October at which time it will be offered by
me at public sale. CAROLINE ]. BELL.
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REFRIGERATOR


JUST RECEIVED,
r AIDES LARGE FRENCH DRESS TRUNKS;
IL " a. Packing Trunks with Trays;
" Bonnet Boxes, double Tops.
On hand a superior assortment Of No. Sole Leath
or Covered Trunks, for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Gents best Sole Leather valses;
a. Velvet and Tapestry Bugs;
ladies' Travelling Satchels, &c., &c.
For sale very cheap by
JOHN RAMAGE,
july16-1 AZ College street.
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grp Gooos Glotbihg.
Great Reduction.
New Goods--Third Imuortatiou

WE are receiving few new and desirabie articles
Wv in the way of Travelling Dress Goods, Rich Ri,k.
Silks, Ribbons, Loose Basqaes, Rich scsrfs &C., &C.
These Goods were bought il New York within the ass
few days by one Of DOR firm, and new and desir-
able. R-C- AcNAIRY a Co.
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Trunks and Vaiises.
IIrEhave small assortment Of Trucks and vali.ex
w shich ne are selling cheap Tor cash
JyiS-a j. II. NcGTLL.
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MRS. WINSLOw,
500 ING SYRU UP,
For Children Teetbfa~

A y experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
n seats u the attention Of mothers, her
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ThreshIng Machines.
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Stone Ware

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Pittsburg Plsws.

IN hsnaaad sorsaissy
" nszr23-tf D. pICKzY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
Notice 10 Creditors.

o. II, PERSON vs. HIS CREDITORS Comfy Court.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of the
be and appear before his Honor Charles Llndley,
County Judge IN and for Yuba county, State Of Cali
forna, at the County Clerks office of said county and
State, IN the city Of Marysve the nineteenth day
of July, A. D. 1859, at ten o'clock \. d Of that day,
10 show cause, If any they can, why an assignment
of the estate Of the said petitioner, o. H. Person,
should not be made and he be discharged from his
debts In manner prescribed by law.
by order Of the Hon. Charles Lindley, County
Judge Of Yuba county, California.
.... Given under my hand and the seal Of the
Il. s.: County Court affixed, this fIth day of June,
'..'' A. d. 1850 WM SHARKEY,
Clerk County Court.
ie1s-30d& by NJ D. DoBBNs. Deputy Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

The TORNADO IN 4LLINoIs.-The Missouri
Republican contains the following intelli-
gence in regard to the terrific and fatal tor
uado which visited the vicinity Of Jackson
vile, Illinois, on may Goth. A Dispatch to
the Republican from Jacksonville dated May
2Sth. says:
So far as heard from, it began in Calhoun
county, carrying everything, men, houses
barns, fences, trees and cattle with it, from
Manchester to distance of twelve miles, di-
recty northeast We can count 80 dwelling
houses, with all the barns and out houses de
siroyed The number of killed, as far us
heard from, are Mrs Route, a son of George
Van Zaues, Samuel Brown, Portuguese in
the employ Of Mr., Route, jonathan Carlisle,
jacob Sample and wife. and Mr.. Thomas.
There are about fifty seriously, If not mortal
", wounded. Most Of them, it IS feared, must
A mail correspondent of the same paper,
says:
We have not received full particulars con
cerning the amount of damage by the storm.
but enough to know that it was the most
terrible one that was ever known in this part
of the country. In addition to those VI men
toned Yesterday as having b 'eu killed, we
have learned Of two more, viz: the mother of
Mr. Carlyle (who was klled), and the wife Of
jacob sample Several persons who were
injured are not expected to live In ali, we
have learned of ten or eleven having been
killed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
HnsolYenf NnfEcn.

NOTICE IS hereby given 60 al the creditors Of
~ ls4se Allen. "a petitioner ii fnsalvency, O. be
ana appear before the Hon. 5. A. Bliss, District
Judge Of the Tenth Judicial District, in ana for Yuha
county, n open Court, at the Court House, In the city
Of Maiysvle on the eighteenth day Of july next, az
10 o'clock A. NJ. Of that day, 20 show cause, II any
they can why assignment Of the estate Of the said
InsoYent Isaac Allen, should not be made and ne be
discharged from his debts in manner prescribed by
statute.
BY order of the Hon. s. M. Bliss District Judge OF
the Tenth Judicial District in and for fuba county.
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
ma aaixed this 10th day Of June, A. ID. 1859.
WM SHARKEY,
irfs.s0l-w Clerk District Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
Cnnsfnhle,s SnIc.

DK VIRTUE of an execution, to me directed ;,
~ from the Court of WIN. Singer, Justice of the
Peace in and for the city Of Marysville and county
Yuha, an state Of California, on judgment render
cd thoreing the 18th day Of june A. D., 1889 in
favor of A. Sewart, and against s. H. Moore, for the
sum Of ffty-seyen dollars and eighty-eigt cents, +,
with accrung costs have levied upon and shall eN-
pose for sale at Public Auction, at the Office Of VIM.
Singer in the city of Marysville, the 1h day {
July, A. ID. 1852 AT the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. all
the rsht, title and interest Of the said s. II. Moore,
10 the following described real property, to-wit
Lot $, book ., range II, in the city of Marysyle.
Dated Marysvile, the 10th day Il june A. D. 1859.
ielS-2Od " II. CHAPMAN, Constable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
1la(lg 9atlonal Glrmotrat.

IHE EVENING BULIknx.-It has ~ 1os.ho
come evident that the Evening Bunetir l.
$40 rosa, the advocate of DIR. Gwin ana ~
multlfarious interests which are suppose5 20
appertain to the Lime Point Senator In
plaln words, 1t Is clear to us that the editor
who was well known at Washington "a the
agent between the lobby and eorrupt mem
bers OF Congress in the negotiation of fraud
ulent transactions, and was expelled therefor
from the federal capital TO San Francisco. has
obtained possession of a newspaper which
had won, under former management. the
confidence of the people of this city. and
now seeks, under false pretenses to afford aid
and comfort to the national administrations
its satellites and myrmidons We were 10th
to think this, and, therefore. have hesitated
TO express our fears; but so many black and
villainous lies appeared in its columns of
yesterday in relation to Mr. Broderick and
the democracy, that the conclusion has been
forced upon us. We plainly and clearly
state our belief that Mr. Broderick deserves
the confidence of the people of this city 1t
Is beyond dispute that his private life is
above reproach, and that all his public acts
have been above suspicion. The Bulletin
ende"vors to impress the public with the
idea that combination is about to be formed
between what il calls the "Broderick demo
Gratis and the Republicans, to secure the
control Of tho city government for the poll
ticians This is a ialsehood, wilfilly uttered.
Let the people of San Francisco gance at
the State ticket printed at the head Of our
columns, and see for themselves the names of
Gurrey, Ashley, Sprague Conness etc, and
ask whether the Anti Lecompton Democracy
have not given good eprnest of their inten-
tion to place none but good men in public
station. Not a stain is upon their reputa-
tions. Aud, so far as city matters are con-
cerned, it is hoped that gentlemen will be
chosen to fill the public Offices selected from
the most respectable classes of society, indie
pendent of combinations, cliques, or other
/ parties. IT, by their past lives, the persons
selected to represent the city's interests lie
not good men and true, let them be defeated
driven from the polls We shall he salts
fed. We are inclined to think that tho
! speculator who controls the Bulletin has f. i
of his own to fry-that lie and his clique wis
to use thesnext city Government for their oV n
purposes and hence their agitation. For
our own part we should not ob,e.t If tt.
majority Of the present city officers were r..
elected, by accamation. More anon aa.
| good truths, too,-S T. Aers.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY or YUBA, 50

County or YUBA, 80
District CoHrt-7eab Judieia1 District.
THYlIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA +,
L To JAMES LEVY and CECILIA LEVY, Greeting !;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
menced against you defendants, by Henry llentsch
plaintiff in the District Court Of tie Tenth judicial
District, in and for the county Of Yuba State Of Cali
fornia and answer the complaint therein, (Which Is
on file with the Clerk of said county) within ten days
after service upon you Of this Summons Exclusive of
the day Of servce If served in said county Of Yuba
twenty days If served out Of said county, but in
the Tenth Judicial District Of the State Of California,
or forty days served out Of said District but within
the State Judgment by def ult will be taken against
you,accordng to the prayer Of the said complaint The
said action is brought 10 oreclOse certain lndenure
Of Mortgage executed by James Levy, Of you deien-
dants, and delivered to the said plaintiff on the eighth
pay Of October, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty five,
10 the payment OF certain promissory note OF
the same date, for four thousand dollars, the said
mortgage being upon certain real property in the city
OF Marysviile, luba county, California; together with
such other and further relief in the premises to our
said Court may seem rightand proper, and II you fail
to answer the said complaint, the said plaintiff Will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein.
BY order of the Court
...... Given under my hand and the seal Of said
Il. s.; Court this 18th day Of May, a. D. 1859.
'''''' WAI. SllARKEY
Clerk District Court.
by NJ. n. DOBBINs, Deputy Clerk. myl4-1aw3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
Nnw Yonk CoMMERcr.-The Y. Y. Times of

New Y oRK CoMMERcE.-Th n. Y. Times Of
May 25th, has the following:
The large number of arrivals during the
week past, will give some idea of the extent
of the commerce of this port, during what
is termed a very dull season for freights and
shipping There arrived at this port from
the 18th to the 22d instant, 81 steamships,
36 ships, United States naval vessels As
barks, 81 brigs, and 1877 schooners total, 1868
vessels, not including river craft. Seventeen
hundred passengers arrived in the steamers
and sailing ships, whose names were publish
ed, exclusive of immigrants, and l,75O pas
sengers sailed in steamers and other vessels,
including about 500 for California.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
NO. n6.

SpIRITED LADY SHoEMAKERs.--The lady
in Philadelphia met in conven-
tion lately and adopted the following pun
gent resolution, among others; "That We
recommend the unmarried men Of the trade
to accept the invitation the God of Nature
gives them to seek employment in the invig-
Grating and health giving atmosphere of the
country, thereby giving those who have to
stay IN "A crowded city by necessity, the abil-
ny to maintain intact the bill Of wages
lhdntie papet
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

The MAN WITHOUT A BREAST BoNE-Prof
Groux delivered lecture, recently, in New
York, says an exchange Some seventy per
sons We're present, ab Ut one-fourth of them
ladies. The Professor was supplied with
stethoscopes, galvanic apparatus, champagne
baskets etc, to oillustrate his subject After
telling the Offices Of the organ Of pulsation,
he proceeded to dissect sundry animals of the
lower order Of creation 10y way of cxem
pIiication. Presently opeI ing one Of the
champagne baskets he produced mature
pullet, and began, without any delay, to re-
move the feathers from the lower portion of
her person. She caczlcd vehemently at this
rddcness but to no purpose. The disrobing
process completed, he turned her on her back
and with II scalpe removed the cuticle and
muscles of each lreast then cutting through
| the cartilage on each side of the s,eruum he
suddenly turned down the bone towards the
| head. BY this time Part,ett had made up
her mind to become peaceful victim to the
shrine of science.
! With a finger the lecturer tore away the
! liver and lungs and showed the heart pulsa-
ting away for dear life, At each throb the
tip of the arcx would c ntrtct about one
fourth the length, and at the same moment
the circumference would expand The Pro-
lessor then cut the organ ana Iald 1t on a
plate, where it continued its contractions for
some time The same experiment was repeat
ed at the close of the lecture. 1t is probable
the wounds inflicted on most animals are less
painful than similar injuries upon the human
subject would; yet vivisecton, though backed
by the authority and example Of Magendre,
will torture Il spectator of sensitive temper
ament almost as severely as the animal un-
dergoing the process.
The heart of the chicken, so precisely sim
liar in its nature, character and phenomena
to the human organ, having forgotten to beat,
the Professor next called attention to himself
by the different apparatus he had brought
to the hall he showed the pulsation and its
peculiar phenomena and then laying off his
coat and vest, and opening wide the Trailer
envclop beneath he displayed his chest, mi
nus breat-bone. The play of the heart
and lungs was distinctly seen to considera-
bic distance lie illustrated further the phe
nomena, suspending the pulsaton at the
wrist by voluntary effort, to the satisfaction
of all theaud cnce, many Of whom remained |
after the close to interrog ,te him about what !
they had witnessed Only a vivisection of
the Professor himself was necessary to COM
plete Che effect of the lecture
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

y y =, MERE MATTER OF TMn."-The New
ork Tribune Of May 23d, says
On Monday of last week, Mr.. Clifford the
conductor who recently lost his life at the
disaster on the Central Railroad, was con
versing with friend in Syracuse, in regard
to the death Of Mr.. Bowen. when lie remark
ed, ut Is mere matter of time with all of
u.s. and added, "Whon go. l hope shall 90
quick Little did he then think that he was
so soon to die, and to die Instantly
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25
Premium Hair Ton G.
Radical Cure of Rupture.

> DIR. D. W. c. RICE, having perfected
~ D arrangements with DR.. MARSH, Of New
York, for the use and sale of his "RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS desires to inform those aIlicted
with HERNIA, RUPTURE, that he has now on hand a
full and complete assortment this celebrated nstru-
ment, and viii devote his special attention to its an
plcation and subsequent necessary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under his care
From the eminent success attending the use of the
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS" DR. RICE fees assured
that Of Rupture susceptible of cure can he
eecually and permanently relieved by the use of this
instruments it being peculiarly adapted to the anato-
my of Hernia, and hence be worn with ease and
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen OF this city,
who have been eGectually cured.
Onice at the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN CO,
. Street, Marysville. mh6-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

TnE NEXT CPPosIuoM M--The steamer Cor;es
has been rehtted, at a cost of 100000, and
will be seutto Panama or the 9TH ofJuly by
the Garrison line.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

Miss lluNTLEY. one Of the sufferers by the
Watertown fire. died on Monday, after dread
iul suiterings for nine days. Another female,
Mrs. Marshal, it is thought cannot recover
NJ T. Tribune.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-25

REv. DIR. ODENHEINER has been elected Ly
the New Jersey Episcopal Convention to sue
eeed Bishop Doane as Bishop Of the Diocese.
lie was elected on the 3th ballot.