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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-20

- PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
81 WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
~ No, l22 corner Main and Governor Sts.,
IA Richmond,
Have now in store their Spring supplies of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
INDIGO, NADER. and other DY ES.
WlND0W-GLASS of all sizes.
WHITE LEAD, VARNISHES. &c.
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE, VIR-
GINA coal Oil, and KEROSENE, at
manufacturers prices.
Our stock comprises one of the largest and best
assortments of goods in line to be found the
South-has been selected IN person by one of orr
firm, purchased for cash, enabling US to offer our
goods at such low prices cannot fail to give sat
isfactlon.
Merchants will find it to their interest to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Richmond.
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O,OOOcIAoTEE f BSslNk tsh Asn r 6S
HENT-Carpets, Silks, Lawns, Bereges. Popli
netts. GIng hams, Ribbons, Merinoes, Cashmeres,
and every other a. tlcle at and under cost close
business speedily as possible. Cash buy ers are
respectfully in lte d to attend
z. A. GWATKlN,
Corner of Sth and ain streets, nearly opposite
C. oi.nrr - Nam laAtol
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-. -. ). - rs, TRANkLtKs ~

TO TRAx LINN
sTISTHk SPRlN6S.-M j. F,nn.NNg
~N~ LIN \ CO, oPrlciANs' ~ ~
street, Getty SAVINGS Bank Richmond ,.isra
prepared to supply people LEAVING I9i cTssSs&
places, With their, splendid MAPlNE o LAS 4.
and TELESCOPES, possessing his p0ssshiscs
giving clear and distinct 81 ht e., distant III
on land or watet; SrERkoScophs Al" ,s,..
REOSC0PIC VlEWS-the entertaining rus
meat, ehansins the tedious and monoica NSrs Gr
at the Springs TO enjoy ment ani deiIsht ~xvt
nished al most reasonable rates. | 40 ~
renowned PERlSCoPlc SPkcTACLkS a
'''''' NJ T. FRANKLIN CO
MARR ms lM ROxED fELI -,
w COM POSITION RoOFtNG, recsNeJJ
Silver Medal ~ the United States FAIR ~"
plnma 1T ths ViIgi1is Mate Fair, -, Ann %
Wehave certificates aud testiInonials w stsa
hrst architects aed builders IN the untt.S hes
Canada and tue West Indies testlL M I.vnVk4
perior qualities of WARkENS lMPkVtl
ELT and COMPOSITION ROOF Nu US
other aver offered the puhiio. and sie pfsPA'ss
attend ~ all orders n city or county
prpmptness aud disp&tch. - ,sisB
JOHN Vii IS, only axeat In Eastern wy
Tor WARRES'S eoois and ROBINS NststtsH A..
IA Ohos or isth street, between Ma ,a
CAY @'
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4 SPLENUID X EN- EDY and sure cure Tor
rbs Paens eIiUina IN tbs Bowe hsscrhh "s
DR.. HULCHER'S CHOLERA MIXTURE. 1t
is about the only medicine on which you can rely
IN all such cases. A lso, the pure Extract of ia
maica Ginger. Prepared and sold by
l.: Wagner, Druggist.
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7TEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his ser.
W vices TO the public in the treatmento of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice IN the above
branch gives DR.. P. a claim 10 bic fayor.-Oflce
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel. and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. AL
ways on hand, supply of the CHEMICAL En-
TRACT OF FLOWERS" one OF the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medl-
ones sen Ito order. AL COMM nlcatlons by letter
or othery ise promptly attende, to- Richmond. Va
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CLOsING OUT HIS STOCk.-E. COLI

CLOSING OUT HIS STOCk.-E. GOLD
~ SHIT, l76 Broad St., is Offering his stock of
full line o. Ladies Gents and Cbidren's Hosiery;
Thread, Buck and Silk Gauntlets; ~ different
styles of Hair Netts; makes of Corsets;
Beached and Unbleached Cottons; Irish Linens;
SHIRT Fronts; SWISS CamD. and Thread dgings
sock and other st, les of Musins; Mltts; Tarle
tans; every description of Millinery Goods; full
Waists and Robes; PaIasos; Handkerchefs /;
Birds Eye and Russia Diapers large assert
ment of Dress Trimmings, and numerous other
goods. The goods are bound to be sold, and the
prices Will be made so low that purchasers will
not hesitate to buy, they do not often have the
chance to purchase goods at half the usual price.
E. GOLDSMIr,
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A-s,~-~---t aON'S i.tNE.-tkhISti
E:[s.ix BOATS to LYNGHBU n Sstshhssas
THURSDAYS ane SATURDAYS.
Boat 4 EMPEST, Capt. THos. ENErr.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GEo. Z. LArss'
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CuAs. J, JoHSsoa
Boat J. j. lRBY, Capt. Wa. r. CLEy1LAs"
Boat FAME. Capt. WA. III, Parsons.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt J. J. PkrERs. ,.s
These Boats are al OF the hTst class, eoilIis,r
by careful and experienced Captains, saS "a.
promptly as advertised. The sabscIiber' 10 s.
for past tavors, bees continuance VI the $50
At.ka ShaA ,o.s M ia ,sa 81 old Gas Wow
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"A THE ARTISAN WELL, LOUISVILLE.
KENTUCKY.-We have just received a supply OF
his very celebrated Mineral Water, and will
hereafter be able to supply our customers with 1T
regularly.
TO person in the enjoyment of ordinary health;
as an occasional drink, the Artesldn Mine raj
Water is highly beneficial as a Tome. 1t Is also
recommended by the first physicians in Louisville,
KY, as IAN exceedingly valuable remedy IN many
chronic diseases For Dyspepsia, Costlyeness,
Derangement of the Liver, Nervous Diseases,
Gout, &c. 1t is peculiarly adapted.
MEADE N BAKER, Pharmaceuhsts.
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; DRUGS. MupIC1NEs, &c.
q J.. W SoirKHffAAxxf sfFkkNSp DRUGGIST

~ j. Ego;rKHfkH1x xssYfkkNp DRUGGIST ST,
Hshs'rest, between er Rien ana stoeVi:
= .ss kGaa sfHs Si;siS's$
sTISSff '4EslhslSS5tMss $HHfg 4
P Pek RSEkRsIlss sohPs Cow b. ekHsHEs q
g. .a sSSFF Ps spG SFshhfEsb f
GSFs n 6R6 ts viii IT, :ea
NERVE NJ Eve sNp s fSlS srP %iNiMSNT
PHISIGIAss and others can rely I'D on aa1 naylns
0ohnpouAoou' - o" !. W. FRAYSER,
H. Apothecary and Druggist,
nv Its 18th, between Grace and Broad SITS.
u A. BODEKER l. CO.. Apothecaries and
~ Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
w Market. Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
eines, Chemicals, oils, Paints. Window Glass,
Putty, Dye stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes Of
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
cohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars. SMUT,
Prescriptions pre- pared at all hours, with special
care. by members of the hrm alone.
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
nished.
~ wHotEsALE DRUGGISTS,
IN No. 50 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
In call the attention of the trade OF Viz
glnla and North Carolina and Tennessee to our
Spring Stock, Wnlcn mas been DOugnt on the beSt
terms, and which are selling as low as they can
be bought in any Northern city, consisting In part
INDIGO, NADER and EXTRACT LOG
WOOD.
FRENCH GLASS, of every size.
WHITE LEAD, VARNISH and LINSEED
FLUID. CHEWING and SMOKING To-
BACCO.
PEkFGhEkY, TOOTH and HAIR HAIR BRUSH
Els, &c, &c.
AGENTS FOR THE BEST COAL OIL
Call and ea anime our stock. DOVE 81 co.
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.ItaV6 DanVIIIt ,UAIlyI IeActpt SuOdaJt,1 ~ a
O'Clock A. M, and Junction tBurkevlej To- !.
NJ. and arrive in Richmond at Il0P. NJ n
The Nj all and PASSENGER Trans connect bo.A
ways with the South-Slde Railroad trains 10 Ana
from the Southwest st the Junction. and with Tia
Richmond. Frederick sburg and Potomac Ra,IrosS
trains. to and from the North at Rich mond ssS
with the York River Railroad. Also, with ihs
James River s'eanIboats to Norfolk and Old POM
~ For Through Tickets and further intoYms
ton. apply at the Ticker Ofioe.
ie 2l--ts ALEX WORRALL, Gen Supr
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mos. IL. SHARP, sup't
r.. r~-sr-Ss.s- KiGHsIOSD ,nn1
~ Ssassss AMP pANVILLElS6U

Nvs--ve RhlLROAD.-SUN MINER an
RANG ENT:-T0 THE VIRGINIA sPRlSSEK,,
AND tn + SOUTH AND SOCTHW EST ''-''s
Leave Richmond, daily tSunday's excsp,ed, =.
A. NJ tor Junction, tBDrkeviIie, Ly nohburx- AZ
tol. hnoxyliie. Dalton, Chattanooga d.
~. Mobile, Jackson. Vlcksburg and New t,rissrs.,
Leave Rlcchmpnd daily, Except SUNDAYS a. |;
O'Clock. A. NJ. to- Dsnvine. Va. ard Greers,ae,
n. C, Also. for the MONTGOMERY White. Tsnnr.
Sulphur, Allegheny, Sweet, Red sweet way.
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red sulphur Sprinrs
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OFFICE RICH'D Il PET ERSB'G X. X. Co.
Richmond, Va, April 2, 1860. (
x-ru EHANGk re yOfRS

UF N.Y.
&EAS GfsEs7sSszSfzr On and after MONDAY, the d
AhxSkN- nsS inst, the Trains on this road
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DOTTS, FARLEY 4 CO.,
GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FOR WAR DING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St.,
{ Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen TO TIE sale Of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on eonsgnments.
hhE aNHR EAkkEHh late Of Ssroa
JAS. b. MARSHALL. Late of Petersburg.
AKn.-rhe subscriber taxes thus method OF IN
forming his friends and the pubic thas he hss ss
AND 6 En- ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend 70 the PURCHASE and sale OF MGR
bacco, and ali descriptions Of Country Produce.
His spesa attention will be given TO all business
entrusted 70 ms hs care erom his ons business
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
A'' kSs ssss $ssssssss qs Co.. Hsss s
f wElLs K CO., Philadelphia.
SH0AAs M0aAHAWS'M asss;' k S5Y HfsE1k;
S 2os =. COZ, ,ss e Gary and Va street,
y M. KOSHER. SUCCESSOR TO vii
TAis has for sale tSs doWn n
tieles, 10 which he asks the, attention, of his
friends and the pubhci Rio, Lsguayra Java and
Of diasrent sradss Loaf, Paiversed and Crushed
different brandI Old p9mno9 Nails Of s AZ SIZES
outs Old Rye Wbiskey, old and good; D. Z. Glen
re- old aSd ,s W shss
kay, old and goods +; stsarns 4 Co . Old Rye
Whis.sy, two years OLD, c9mmen Wu 9a y
other articles, too numerous 20 mention. Call and
:s ola ksii:s - COL wv ''a ''SiA ''''' '''0-
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WHEELWKIGHT,M NUDGE CO.,
w COMMISSION PAPER WAREH0 USE.
ware and Manila PAPERS; Bookbnders'
LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign and Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching POW DERS; ALUM, &c. No.
IA Hanover street, corner OF German street,
ia 28-d6u BALTIMORE, MD.
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FREIGHTS.

FOREIGN-In foreign freights little has been
done recently owing to the city of good and SUI
table tobacco for export as well an the scarcity of
vessels. one ship, of about so hhds., taken to
load tobacco for the south OF Europe.
D0MESTIC.-The following are the prese mt rates
as coastwlse trelghts:
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90 head of cattle sold at the Scales, al prices
ranging from S4 to S4.2 of which head extra
VEAL-We quote at So to SO.
P.-Suppy light, at S3 to ~ 81 per head.
LAMBS.-Demand active at 81 so To 81.
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SUNDRIES-Ground Coffee, Ground Pepper,
- Fig Blue, Starch, Nutmegs, Mustard. lndtko,
CIothss Pins. Matches &c, &c, for sale BY
VIM. WALLACE SONS
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

4 u fC'ul and attractive Tsries o. hooks Q
n the young people, embracing events con
ncctcd with the history Of the country and
lives Of distinguished men, written with much
care sud ina an entertaining manner, and
beautifully Illustrated title pages.
Containing the life Of Daniel Webster, the
great American stntesman, with numerous
anecdotes, illustrative Of his character, and
the following illustrations
Young Daniel In the saw mill Webster
fishing at b2sburg Webster declining the
clerkship Webster eEpounding the Constitu-
ton at the Bunker All celebration Webster
at Fanueil Hall Mansfield the refidence OF
Webster Webster on his farm.
The life Of Henry Ciny, the mill boy OF
siaskeu, with nine illustrations the life Of
General Washington wild nine iiustrblgus
the life Of Lnylayette, wjth.nine llu6tratoa
the life Of Penn with nine illustrations tho
life Of General Taylor with niue Illustrations
the life oi Napoleon B0uaparte with nine d.
lustrat.0ns the Old bell Of Independence or
Ih.adelpliu in l5l6, with nine Illustrations
the Eanteo Ten Party, anu other stories O.;
the Revolution, containing in all over one
hundred Illustrations.
Each y4luus liz vel written, possessing d
high moral tone, and can safely be placed BOO
the buads Of toe young people. They con-
tatu |uuu".Dls anecdotes Illustrative OF the
history 81, our country.
Pgle per setl handsomely bound in cloth
with F.t backs, and nratly pu. up ia boxes
$6 rs Price per volume, cloth, gilt, 5GA .ts
C3Ipvr'gaga, agents and gehoo! libraries
viii Dc supplied 40 O liberal discount
Copies sent by mail postage free, upon rec
ceipt Of the price Of the aelt or any volume
LINDSAY d BLACKSTONE
Fuh!-LeTF.
%, South CD Street Philadelphia
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
DAKOTA nv

ATEssRs zIEGLER & ECKHART, Of the
NJ Dakota City Pottery, take mo present
opportunity OF saying to the Merchants and
The public generally that they alll continue
lu the business az heretofore, and having in
creased their faciUtio- are able 90 mauulso.
rase @ larger amount Of stone ware and Of
the best quality. Returning thauks for tho
liberal patronage tes.owed upon the old firm.
iany respectfully soIlCit "a continuance OF tho
saIe, and they vim euiGEyor % Tstaiu % by
prompt czeouIHu of their orders. % which
thoy wNn c.refully attend a. oil tunes. Gtye
them evil.
Dakota CITY 4" . Nrr p. Isy9-tf
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
COR PENS REPllRED

Drice 30 cents. Enclose pen IN % letter
with cash or p0atsFc stamps, und by re-
taru Of mail you viii receive the pen az good
rs new.
Address B., Elliot, Syracuse, n. Y.
Any person giving The aboge three ins,r
t.on5 aud sendlug me @ marked copy, shall
receive one Of ny Dsst pens by mail 80
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
AND NOW,
BIZ sr6rr u Re P,otdtgt T. ELFOOD
CLARK, vo gre Notice,

That IL the shove is not complied w,h ia siz
" doya. the resolutions of the company viii.
he enforced, and am the stock OF the aompa.
ny that the nssessment are not paid on, will
be sold 10 pay the liabilities Of the company ;
as all the property Of the city within the
touuie, 70 wit: from Elm Stfeet to Vine
Street and from ard from 9th street to Goth
street, has been entered by the Mayor, and
all outside that by Trustees and the time
for pr5uriug Rarrautee deeds Of these parties
cloaes within dix months from the date OF
their entry and al the property not decided
will be forfeited. SHAREHOLDERS AND
CREDITORS viii take warning that on the
9th day Of january, A p 1860, all the stock
with all,the property not then covered uy deed
10 Dakou Uity, viii hs aeld 20 iht highest
bidder, and the debt Of The company settled
ny, If only d dividend ia declared.
n b We would further sar that those
who have not obtained deeds to the lots drawn
on their shares, can Obtain The same by call.
ing upon the Secretary and paying the E8.
sCrsmUut due
W. Il S. HUGHES
j d. NJ. ~CHocKwEIL, Secretary
Agent
Dakota City, n. T. Nov. otn 1853.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

AZ a meeting yf che Dakota City Company
seit lgae l-,a. 1889. .r.rr was o. re-olutioa
passed ordering ;ho Precedent Co. give notice
% all ,Ae Shty,Auliyta 60 pay the amount
due withis sixty doys, or iu default Of pay
mcut OF the stock on which the assessments
wore not paid in sixty days, from the dato
thereof should be sold TO the highest bidder,
and The assessment paid and the c~yerpius 70
any, to be suhiect 70 the order Of the Share
holders
On the 23i day Of AuFaut 1859, there was
aar her resolution passed, giving the Presl'
dent power to do what wns most tHprdlout IN
Die Judgment with the property and essets OF
iho ympany, to meet the liabilities Of tb,
zane.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
NEW BooT d 8RoE SHOP

IN SIOUX CITY IOWA.
Vhe uuds-sigued, late OF the firm Of Brum.
man g sch,ihle, 10 CARR ing on the b]u-ineEg
GA his own account. IN the binding on Pearl
Street, just below the Sioux City House. He
is now carrying on the Boot and Shoe bust
ness in All its branches. Work warranted to
be done in as good style and on as reasonable
terms as al any other shop. A call from old
customers is respectfully solicited.
Repairing neatly done.
JOHN SCHAIBLE.
Nov. :. 1859. n
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THE DOLLAR DBAhER
F0R
1860
NEW VOLUME--EEW TYPE.

For twenty yoars the Cleveland Ploin DeG'
er brf neen owned aud controlled, Prhiisacd
and Edited by the same individual. 70 has
never missed a Publication Dhy~or f... trLo4
q Democratic TioEct II has tough ray
s.hgle-hauded against al o]ppoliuoH, ~, 10
hoe gained a National Circulation a.. at-
ti1ur. Reputation From Main q. ,s lIt
toe Plain Dealer is known su1 ,snI -
never Was in 30 good IL condition "I,.auul.y
or iu better pluck politically, 90 tight ',s h5..
ties Of Democracy chen -08 For che oru.
i-g.year IL viii be particularly devoted =
POPULAR sovEHEIoNITV hNDTHE PHEgrUEy~r
tt has against high authority dared f,
vocate tho right Of the people ON TeIr.msy
fs we. gs o. State, 10 regulate their tome-.'o
iu.titatoug ma tugir own Wty,' aui il rf
cDnuuu. 30 DO no against said high authgr.
"t.a world, the fo-h end trr devil" Agai.-.
1ll ~Lesompton Constitution Slave Code ant
tine is-0p5uiHF % ihs 5is7o iTai5. TO-, = %
ia da7Otsd.y del.aatoi frcm Jlls time, Lra
f|th forever
Come one come oil rt rock shall o.,
From It's hrm base con as
Besides the current aae Of tA0 .H "a
Plain Dealer will couta aoaea .ua .t~
TALE, Correspondence fruA q boost 0lCa...
hutoTa, aud TslegrapHio Reports f3L-
Of the World
The Commercial Department. vll .s aul.
the sole charge Of J.s Br1ken-b.rn e 81
De- acknowledged TO- bee QUO II me a..0 .
Reporter ga me country
Tia Local Drpp~rmrr, ...E -.
by that orIgIne. and ..gg.trr
Artenu. ward Esq Fho.. 81
Oidirie4 and Qul'l".
price o. The arer .r.rIf ..lr
20 present ono VI the
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25
STOCK GOODS

which have been selected with great care,
especially for this country, and viii be sold
"CUEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST"
We ara bound not to be undcrsold by our
reigbNo-a. W. ask our old Customers and
the Public generally, 10 call and examine for
themselves and be convinced Of the above
faei}l
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

GPECIAL attention given to the collection Of d-bts
= ard 10 the payment Of taxes IN Nebraska and Iowa
None. loaned Gr Eastern Capitalists lntgrISt pail
on time deposits.
Lands and town property bought and sofa.
Lands entered on time for RCtuR. settlers.
3~osernmoUt Innds selected and located with vGrrante
or cash, on commission, or for r. share Of the profits, In
lhe tMAHA. DAKOTA, NEBRASKA CITY d BROWN.
WILLIE Districts. In Nebraska, and the COUNClk
BLUFTS naI SIOUX CITY Uistrctsin Iowa.
Lands 10 Omaha, Nebraska city and BroTnYille dis
trictE,wil DO in market on and un1 after September hrst
1868. Those In Council BluHs aud SIOUX City Districts
are now in market.
Good references given at ell sho principal points tn
the states. n3StE
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-02-25

Exchange sold on the Principal Cities IA Europe
hg-Buy, sell and locate Land Wsrrants~Gp
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NOTICE.

pr'ss'sr 15 ,,isry ag'v
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New York Douglas Democratic State
Convention.

SYRACUSE Aug 10 The Democratic State
Convention met a O'clock but The Commit
Ices not being prepared TO report, took a re-
rs until eleven.
The following nomination for State officers
have been made:
For Governor-Willlam Kelly, of Duchess
For Lieutenant Goyerror-Wm. T. Allen,
Of OsWego.
For Canal COmmissioner-Wm W Wright
of Ontario.
For State Prison Inspector-Wm. G Rhodes,
OF Chemung
The committee on an ectoral ticket was in
session till a late hour last night. Considera-
bic debate took place on the PROPOSE ton made
by the Bell Everett Committee their demand
being somewhat in excess of what the Demo-
cratic Committee considered an equal repre-
senation. This morning negotiations were
renewed with better prospect of arriving at
an amicable adi ustment, and the Bell Everett
Committee expressed themselves satisfied with
one elector from each judicial district on the
Uougla. electoral ticket.
Some difficulty was also experienced in set
Ting the New York city repre- sen alton, but
eventually one Mozart Hall man was agreed
10 with the privilege OF Mozart naming one
Old Line Wing and one Tammanyite thus
giving them voice in three out Of the six city
electors.
The Convention re- assem- bled at II o'clock
The Committee on Electoral Ticket was
etll absent
Loud calls were made for Lyman b. Smith,
Col. Harrington, George CONWAY, aud other
speakers
Messrs. Smith and CONWAY made brief ad-
dresses, the latter claiming that the doctrine
OF popular sovereignty originated on this con-
unent win the Six Nations of Indians who,
Whlie one as n nation admitted the sacred
rlfht OF each 10 regulate its domestic affairs
Dr Braoford, OF New York, was also called
out, and responded, expressing the gratitude
OF the National Democracy of the city of New
York for the liberal treatment RECEIVED ut the
hands of the Convention, the effects OF which
would be seen in the large majority which
would be rolled up by the united Democrats
of the city, the pledged Mozart Hail wholly
tor the ticket OF the regular Democracy, both
State and National.
]. Doggett Hunt next addressed the Conyen.
ton, but the delegates were full of fun, and
considerably interrupted his speech with their
jokes.
Mr.. Hunt declared, us his belief, that every
the breeze.
A ieud voice here proposed three cheers for
tbe breeze, which were given with hearty
The Convention then finding that the com.
mittee was still absent took q recess Till 2
y. M
The Douglas Committee on an Electoral
Ticket are still at a lock with the Bell Com
mittee.
The latter now demand a greater represen
tation on the ticket than the former seem in
cIined 10 eYpcede.
At present Chancellor Walworth and Mr.
Redfeid ale on The ticket US Eiee tors at Large
but tbs Bell Committee desire TO put Wash.
ipgt9a HUNTS name on in place Of Wr. BED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-18
The Zounyes nj Hama

CHICAGO, August t5.-A salute of Que hun.
bred guns was fired at half pas: ten last night
on the arrival of the train with the Xouayas
They were met at the depot by General Swift
and staff, and the entire military Of the city, the
Police Department, Turner Societies, Fire De-
partment and the Wide Awakes, with their
torches. procession WAS formed and march
ed through the principal streets to the Wig
wan, whsre they were welcomed home in a
brief but eloq uent speech by Hon John Went.
worth, Mayor. The Zouaves then marched
TO the Briggs House, where supper hsd bean
prepared. Speeches Mandatory OF the Zoaavez
were made by several gentlemen. The fsstivi-
ties We're kept up till late hour. Several
baildings along the line of march of the pro-
cession were brilliantly illuminated