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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-01
Terrible ARRAY.

RICHMOND, VA, Feb 28th 1874
In Pittsylvania county, Va, yesterday, Capt VI
cent Witchers was taking testimony relative to vo
between his granddaughter and man named CIema.
when Clemens & his brother being angry FREQ reyov
grazing Witchers clothing, when the latter fired ,nI
killed both as5ailants. A grandson of Witcher's NAM
Smith, attempted to enter, when third Clemens R,.,
upon him. Smith closed and killed him with hon;
knife.
Wtchers is seventy-fve years of age and un
known, having been President of the DanvlIe Road
New York Markts.
New YORK, Feb 29th, 1864
At the close yeserdayI
Cotton declined &c; Middling Uplands II 4 cent,
per h., and market closing weak. Flour dull; South
ern is nominal, and no business done for want of stock
Wheat firm no sales Of Southern. Corn Declining
sales at 1871 to 50 cents per bushel. Spirits Turp9
tine dull at Al cents per gallon. Other articles p
changed.
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CoNwAYBoRO', 5. Co. Feb. u, 1850.
Out town was thrown into excitement on the 24th
(Friday by the execution of James Higgins, who will
ecolect with James Taylor, cruelty dragged from his
house at night, and otherwise beat manged, AMI lid KILL
old Mr.. Stevens, in August last,
Higgins tried at Court of Common Pleas last fall
convicted His then carried to the Court
of Appeals and that Court sustained the decision OF the low
Court and sentence passed on him.
While he Charleston, he connected himself with
the Roman Catholic Church. and the Rev. Mr. Filyaw wait
ed on him in bis last moments in prison and at the gows
1wo DAYS before the execution went to the prison with
lie minister God bless him. and never had my sympa
the awakened for fellow being such degree before
There he lay his chains dangling his feet and
beriDg the moments of his life. On SIDE the minister
sat- and the other his wife, with an innocent babe fondng
old enough to appreciate the love and the affection of a
father
At IL o'clock NJ precsely the prisoner was taken to the
galows by Sheriff Graham followed by dense crowd est
mated at 1900. Is it passing strange how far curiosity
will carry people? Here the old
Of Dsct here the bloom and fowe manhood
here the youths and boys and last though not least
ere mothers with nursing infants should
have home and all assembled what? the
agonies OF dying man Is it not strange! Only let man
die Of disease and nobody goes to his DEATH yet is
Yours truly JOZIF ADDUMs. :
The AETICLEl the question put in every house in
the la nd what article is that which you desire the most
which will be CT most to you, most shorten labor and
promote domestic comfort would the universal
be-a good Washing Machine! And here it is! 1.-THE
Cataract Washing Machine" Sullivan Byatt Propretors,
advertised in loher part of this paper And nOw the best
advice afford is that every farmers wife, planter
hotel keeper steamboat tewaldess and all others in town
of town. go to the nearest store and order OF
these valuable household friends, and learn that the wash
ing day may whenever pleases and that you al
ways prepared for it.
DELEGATES WAYNE CouNTY.-The following is a
list Delegates appointed attend the State Convention
Raleigh the 5h of March, and the District Convention
| at Newbern, the 22nd of the same month.
Thomas Loring, John Everitt l. R. Dyer w. F. Kurnegay
Hiram Granham, William Carraway &. W. BizzelI Tho 3
YeIverton, j. M. CahO DIR. A. g. Brooks, Hardy Yever
| ton Josiah Howell VIM G. Bryan, VIM. I. Dortch James
Everitt, Rufus Edmundson, Richd. A. Whitfield, W. B.
Col M K Crawford, Thomas A. Deans, Benz Rves, DIR.
w. Davis, w. S. q. Andrews James H. Privett, Sanue
Barnes Jethro Aycock Levi D. Howell, Dillon Houks, Olir
| Coor.-Ifib2te.
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The Wrecked Steamship.
HALIFAX, n. S., Feb.

HALIFAX, n. s., Feb. 29th l8co
One boat with oars ashed and quantity of wr.o..,
boat material strew the shore at Cape Sable. Noon
bodies found
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 29tb, q

SENATE--The proceedings of the Senate yeston5.
were unimportant Remained several hours in Eyeo,
tive session on Mexican treaty.
The HOUSE partially decided to reduce mileage ~,
half
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb 28tb oco
Yesterday the Senate debated Senator Brown,,r -.
relative to Fugitive Slaves in the Territories.
The House elected Ford of Ohio, Republican, MI,
by one majority.
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Ne Union Mills " is the name oil new Post Office.
just established in Jones county, N g., j. H. ia ckscu
Postmaster
We made aware of the existence of this new office
by an order accompanied by the cash for two es Of
the Journal By the way, yesterday we added seven
new names to our list, and keep at it. The osasal,
without reduction of rates-offers to clubs tanning
prospectuses or any eectoneerng devices gencies
whatsoever quietly works its way among the Poop L. who
appreciate our efforts to fulfill all promises, make
paper worthy of their support and worth the. price
paid for it.
BURNED TO DEATH.-Mrs- Peddicord, wife of II. L.
Peddicord of Forsyth County, burned to dea til ca
the 2lst instant Supposed to have fallen into be fire
in ft she being subject to fits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15
AMERICAN CHANG,
F I.oM JARVIS AND BAKERS ISLAND
In tn ilcitic Ocean,

|. . \ RN Il AM BAKERS ISLAM DIS,
LII tn tactic Ocean,
orre 10 the Piaaters AMI Dealers the satisiHc
tory r'suits hase bceh attained by practical experiments
ua3e Il! gentlemen In Virginia vino have used it side by SIDE
WIN HE Peruvian ie Island other fertilizers, and vino
'eata! 10 is superior y, Importance ana value.
VIII l"! upon s. H. AN tntiialc veil as durable Ter
ltIAfr chtit:!IuL. p1t hot 'AlltIlstng.
L l. s. al iuiCa than Pee sSiin. AMI when utr-
VI iIi '"ME HE Wili be great, E'vaicr
IaiHil '> cutbtl- numerous -thtIits ia I,e m
NIr4lot and otur >l.,a Nil bc forwarded upon ipp a
,E ASksI 81 p1 American G.ianu Cunlany i.i'h
mi All AL p"'i;, i. nav name, with thc l.Gdv iaI
a ie t"ma. tlie American clcl and will be warrant,
fe II VIII tie rul NJ IA sjong bags barrels NJ the uruG
ii 1t purchaser. Tfct $40 Itr
fLllN II, CAY l., l2.h street, Ricimo d.
u. 2lIs VI 81. ~ Y Astnt r.r I.vnehhKI.,.
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Alleghany Water in Bottles

w L have just received fresh supply Of ALLEGHANr
W III TER lut up IN !. Gallon Bottles.
i,bzi-t- WIN. A SrROTIIER Il co
AVN PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued by the uu
,ierssn, ut the old stand, No Ia Nam Street, where lie
vii be pleased 10 receive continuance Of the liberal
roo bestowed upon the late assuring all who
cal effort vail c 10 render satisfaction style
ot FIXTURES, rates oi charges,
N"ao have the agency Tor the QUAKER Cry DorRLE THREAD
L. -IlTu SE%N9 Ma HINES. Ii hcnls e tucks gathers
on5ers and doc, all The best - Machines
Is lar snle and less complicated any other Ma
ci ana Is snd III the very low prices of $40 and fo Bet
tane Machine s5 lie has tho Patent Adjustable iIenn,r
Manufactured tHErcss! Toe Quaker Machine The
ia. heia widths aud thickness rom the
Ler sid By y. r. annr Cos while acting agents, and thc
,uera satisfaction the Machines have given. under
signed cls hesitation in recommending them the best
Cali and examine them. y. ;. TANNER,
on +, DIS No. Ia Main Street, Ivnclburg, Va.
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HMMBOLD's RosD WASH.


An e1eern, Lot Tor L'sea' u eyphiie Nature and "a
injection Diseases y, lr,oary arising from
Bueba ssr.Alaril,. ia spc, Diseases rrromm, indeed
Eede"es q tAs ao.s r."as ard rsPoa'i'ie oA"rdoer
>il AcenIatsny lie saediclneA
CEkrfEioATls OF egaEs,
VII" NA scihScI AND ZANE
Medical Properties of BuIHC, Dispensatory Of tlc
Professor DEVICES, valuable Practice
Phssc-
see reiuark. made b, Dr. ErKaA AIM MCDOWELL, celc.
gems IT, and ard publishs In The Transactions e hing
anA Qa-el. JourbsA
TIAyEi.s Feiip~ u Royal College, " Surgeons.
See mos, Of The lA'e Standard Works IN Mcielnr
Extract Buchu....S 90 per bottle, for s. %
Sarsapariils, Loo 800
improved Rose Wash, 30 10
Ga uAu Dozxs ov EACH Tor 90 which viii be SUFFICIENT
sss ~ =, ~ 49,. -, ss ~ Ia, my , nc
pEscsiBk SYMPTOMS II At 1o MN J
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis I! |!
Personally appeared before Alderman OF city
Phsdsiphia. T. hE.nselD who being duly sworn, doth
s his PREPARATION contain no nAcote, no mercury other
H. 7. uELMBoLp
lisa wM. p HIBBRRD, aid.r1.a~,
49, Ninth 81 above lace, Phiia-
Address letter. ,os iniorma.on 10 connde ee 10
II. +. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot io4 South Tenth b. below Chestnut, Phila.
Beware Of COunterfetts,
AND UNPRINcIPLED DEALERS.
Who sndssvos 70 dispose OF rans own aud orurE"
Hslmbolds Genuine Preparations,
- Extract nucha. m
Improved Koss wash
sod sy John L. sEAY: L.xomnyne, Va,
Ask FoR HEIHBoLD's. TAKE No OTHER
Cut oai the advertisement and send for Il, -
spsfI g seo-dAciy
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- AYES zRDTcTzEs
MAYORS OF The GREAT CITIES,

Crsz saA CarssY rnrroaAL.) have eeen foa"d 10 D
iei.es Of great ercsesss asd worth, the es'neSeaee
Hen. James Geek.
Hen. Alvin Beard,
MAYOR of NASHUA. Nh
Hon. E. W. Harrington,
MAYOR or MANCHESTER, y H.
Hen. Jehn Abbott,
MAYOR OF eoscoEn, y. H.
Hen. A. n. Balleek.
MAYO. OF WORCESTER MASS.
Hen. Nath'l Silsbee.
MAYOR OF SALEM, Mass.
Hen. 3. W. Lincoln,
MAYOR OF BOSTON. MASS
Hon. Wm. N. keaInan,
MAYog OF Providence, L
HoH. Ames W. PreRtiee,
MAYOR ~ XoEYicH, CoSs.
Hen. j, \. Harris,
MAYOR OF SEw LONDON. coNN.
Hon. ChaS. 5. Rodier.
MAYOR ~ MONTREAL, { L
Hon. D. T. TiemaRR.
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
Hon. n. NJ. kinsirey,
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, c. W
Hon. Adam Wilson.
MkAoG OF TORONTO, c, W.
Hon. r. N. Bishop,
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Hon. l. II. Crawford,
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Hon. John Sloan,
MAYOR OF LYONS. IOWA.
Hon. James McPheeters,
MAYOR OF BoWNANsylILE,C e. V.
Hon. James ". North,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, NJ.
Hon. Henry Cooper. Jr..
MAYOR 81 nAlIogELI- vi.
Hon. Jas. \. Beck.
MAYOR Of FREDERICTON S.n
Hon. Willard Aye.
MAYOR ~ NEW BEDFORD MAJ.
Hon. J. {. Blaisdeil.
NAYog OF FALL giyEE, NAss.
Hon. W. II. CraR>ion.
MAYOR " NEWPORT. L. /
Hon. Fred. Stahl,
MAYOR Of GALENA. ILL
Hon. John HOdgden,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Hon. Thomas Crutchield,
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
Hon. Robert Blair,
MAYOR Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
Hon. II. d. Daugh,
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS, TENN,
Hon. Heman l.. Page.
MAYOR or MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hon. W. W. Vaughn,
MAYoE oY RACINE, WIS.
Hon. A. Farr,
MAYOR OF KESoSHA, WIS.
Hon. John {. HaiDeS,
MAYOR o. CHICAGO. Ill.
Hon. vi. j. A. Heath,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA.
Hon. 4. J. Noble,
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Hon. ). W. H0iybad,
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, GA.
Hon. Alex. Henry.
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, Ply.
Hon. ThOS. Swami.
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, Nib.
Hon. ]. W. Maur,.
MAYOR OF WA-iIlHGrON, u. {.
Hon. Felix Wright,
MAYOR OF SEW ORLEANS La.
priify that the resident Drug gs. have assured them
Gritty thai the resident Druggss, have assured them
Gritty that Tho resident Draggl-is have assured them
Gritty that The resident Drukgi..- bs- assured them
Gritty that the resident Druggt,ts assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Ayers Sarsnplriisa
Ayers sars.!parIl;a
Ayers Sarsaparllia
Ayers sarsapariiIa
excellent remedy aud worthy the confidence Of tho con-
muniy,
excellent remedy and ~or by the confidence OF the
uuniy
excellent remedy aud worthy the confidence Of the
munity,
excellent remedy and worthy The confidence OF the
munity
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence of The
munity,
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
II Spring Diseases,
n Purifying the Blood,
n Scrofula or Kings Evil,
'r Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
,r Eruptions and Pimples,
,r Blotches, Blains ana Boils,
Or st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipela
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Singer S Sewing Machines.

,
HtAl SUCCESS ai"a, c H.; conclusive proof of
h,pr. tuhiic comparable Singers SEWN. Maeinc-
lily exhibited M the lae "i.Xlosion Uni,rrsclc'
France, where they carried on the highest premium; aI
grei ianutsctor! Ia them has bu in Paris
ilr.e machines lac >od with immense profit As The speed
oinsers Machines compared thanksgiving No tai!,r,
H. SHOULD not be without The profit using OF
tr'e nlcnes, regularly employed onc Thousand Dollars
year. In all private families much sewing To
-" lIc tcsr machines Invaluable assistance Planters
ami api" kri"r> nh! acn particularly and proAt
"3e machines simple their and
very stcon. and drte beias he only Kind Of Ma
elae made h! which every work. inc
caat lr ccl! executed, Thousands of inferior and worth
ss Macin have been radc and sold under various
niu,s. but singer Machines found every.
whore I" satisfy The wants {" the people.
ram printed instructions for using, sent with each ma
chine, from which ay readily acquire the art of mana
siug t,m Tie machines packed securely 10 go "a
a 81 the world. /" all persons desiring particular n'
"fiaeh "" Will, on ~, caion by letter either Of our OIL
e. "r~ar crpy :" l. NJ sin ger Co.'S Gazette. paper
"shi! devoted T." The sen ing Machine interest.
l. NJ. SINGER Il co.
Principal Office, No 323 Broadway, New York
EaANcu 'lEtSt-.No. Il Hanover ST., Boston, No - Chap
:. 81 ArM Haven, q: "ver,le, y. Y; No IA Broal t.,
AMHN, ~ il No. liz thesnut pilaiclpha No To- Bal
lit1Ic ST., Baltimore No. - Westminster ST., Providence L
l.: No. East 4th ST. Cincinnati; No. 6j North 4h ST. :!
Louis No. 81 ST. Charles St. New Orleans. No ~ pauphn 81
Molhc AZ
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA

For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptions and Pimples,
For Blotches, Blains ana Boils,
For st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
For letter or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head and Ring Worm,
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and uumors
For Female Diseases,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases of the Heart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

Sewing MachiDac

AIDES wishnga Machine do ANTS CoARsr CLOTHES
- AS WELL As THEM WORK. would do
NJ B..EIHOLF's IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
fH soD and 80 The following certificate 10 from well
Nh"a amor IN lhs county, who only had about 20 minutes
distraction on this Machine:
LEEsvuLE Campbell county, Va, june 18Th. lN@
Mr. Nm L. PA6E:l AN welt pleased with Bartioli's sew
ns Machine and would not exchange for any have seen
hd TO dicuIy III operating with il kind Of ciot,
rom tt icntst Cashmere tu the Linen We made
several par OF coarse Iowlnen pants for have
zen ana operated eH six different kHs Of Sewing
Machines but Barth"s and Singers the only Machines
' "oid recommend any person to buy. They are the "ut
Maeahes ha make IdttorS Stitch. consider Barho'i
hlh he cheapest machine II is simple in construction, ea!
10 Understand and not likely get order Almost
every ~ rn that has Barto's operate and Singers
respectfully yours, &c., CArOLCS q. TERRY.
r. : find no difficulty in getting my wife TO work Bar
non Machine They say that something great ough 10 10
lie and Lock Stitch iune lBdiisl O. G. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

M ASS LlCoRlIE-3a Cases "a. q. G." Mass Lcoriee l"
- arrive; aso Ca.es "a. NJ, article In this mar
KEEL Tor sale low. LEE, koCkE TAYLOR
ap26-(Rcp)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES"
Knowu a. Hell MBoLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz:
HELxBoLps EXTRACT ssTsnrir
IMPROVED Eosk WASH
HEtxBoID's GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HIGHLy ooschaIgar 1Ep p, r,,r,Tp.cr Rrcur.
fsr D.ss-s so Of he sLADDER KIDNEYS GRAVEL and
This Medicine incsrasc. power Digestion aud slies
the AssokBEsrs into healthy SETON ;, n, NAH
ESLAR0EAENTs arr reduced, IS well as PAIN AND IN
Men. woNEN OR CHILDREN.
mrLxBoIDs EXTRACT Buouu,
Arising from Ercc..e. Habit. OF Dissipation, lAr loi'erO
INTENDED aGa & WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
LES q Memory Difficult. ot breathing
Horror Of disease, "Hh Kew line
Universal Las.ilade Of the Muscular sy',sm
Drynes. the skin. lrup,ions ON The fae",
These symptoms IL allowed 10 which TIL, medicine
IN Sno s"FH TIE fA Frhr NAY
Who say that The, no, frequently followed b.. those
"Dl1kF'l lrs SsitHff' AND oossuMrrloS"
Many arc ''i sn 4 So s si VIII iAt' ;ift
THE REcosps or TIE INA, issAN =, A 1,
ind me HfLfAch0tt Deutas ~ to"Sh"pt'DH,
r fif AVN soss Tis %SdT %rFre%ET WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of medicine 10 sreugtlcn and
iBsigorai. the SYSTEM
Which IiElspoIps EXTRACT BUCHu lnuoridty does
THAI skErroAL.
Tee IKLxnolss EXTRACT Bronu for ali affections and dls
VI the
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing In
aIaIe or Female,
From whatever originating and no matter Of
How Long standing.
Diseases Of require tie aid Of DuRETIC.
HELMBOl.D's EXTRACT b Gnu
II THE GREAT DIUKETIC,
And u certain have The desired effect in ali Diseases
FoR WHICH IT Is EEtoMMLSDLD.
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
HelmJotds Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarSaparilla.
SYPHILIS
This 4. an srootipn Of the blood,
AND ATTACKS THE SEXUAL ORGANS,
Innings az THE NOSE, EARS,
THLoAT, wIHDrlfE,
Making lie appearance IN the form Of Ult tk-,
H. emboiFs Extract sarsspariIla
Purnes the Blood.
And removes all scaiy Erulions 4 the Skin
GIVING Tt THE COMPILATION
CI.EAE AND HEALTHY COLOR.
Il ung prepared xprcs. Tor ihs elias Of complaints, Its
Blood Purifying Properties preserved cAtt i
than any other preparation Of sarsaParilla.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-15

The Mayors OF the chief cities the United States Canaas
and British Provinces, Chilli Peru, Brazil Mexico and In fact,
Of almost all the cities This Continent have signed doc
to their people What remedies the. may with
safety and confidence But siae1 will only admit
portion Of them.
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LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALEB
w NJ. A. TRO THER 81 90.
jan 24-is
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NJ" iiERRINGs-Fty barrels No. New Herripgs, JUST
ANrettived and for sale by =,
SMITH a. ADANS Main 81.
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l. apa0 JAMES RoYD CO.
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Box and Glass Pins.

bON and Glass Fms,
M have Just opened invoice uf Fine BOX and Gla
W Pms, tr Ladies wear, designed keep cnlYenien,
an s! lac likeness or hair Of living departed friends
~ On =" les. pms, We have also received lot oil yer.
superior Rain Cold Finger Rings heavy suitable for t'
easement "r wedding PURPOSES any other purpose thai re-
qufes number article.
apes SlLVERTJIOpN & CT LET SIS Main 81.
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sSs. | WISH To SELL. PRIVATELY, MY LAND,
S}& lying the waters Dry Fork Of ra1rmtli
~-0-couni!. Va, There some Loo Acres
IN the forest several hundred
Land, which would, II improved. make desirable
Spectators, persons wishing Ia unmproNtd land
lind this nduccmeni. lair, prcfI.
where can he consulted in regard price pa, mens e.
address, Ii. \. =. NAIkEE.
mp I'm "kock, Gap" Va
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w and after MoNpN vii be Flour
~ In hi, Depot until further notice.
coudttinn oil the Depot L. ID. JELiIS.
ll-dls Gen. Frt Ayi ka Tenn. L.,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21
Tribute OF Respect.

The following resolutions, reported by the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose, were unanimous
ly adopted by Nevada Lodge No. 10, +. & A. NJ:
Your Committee, to whom was referred the task
OF preparing resolutions expressive Of the feeling of
the Lodge on the occasion Of the de ath Of Bro John
V. Watson, would respectfully report;
IPhereaS, An All Wise Providence has seen fit
TO remove from our midst, our much esteemed and
worthy Brother, John V. Watson, and whereas, a
proper respect for his memory deserves a suitable
expression Of feeling from this Lodge;
ReSolped, That while we bow with submission to
the inevitable decree which called him hence, and
sincerely and deeply deplore his loss as that Of
warm hearted friene, and true and faithful Brother
have the consolation that the loss to us, is gain
to him, who has gone to join that Celestial Lodge
above, where the Supreme Architect Of the universe
presides.
Resoired, That while he was with us we all loved
him; that his many manly traits Of character, his
ever ready sympathy, and brotherly affections, en-
deared him to us and now that he is no more, the
recollection Of his many virtues, will live in our
hearts till join him in that abode where shall
be at rest forever.
Reslued, That we deeply and sincerely sympa-
thsc with the distressed relatives of the deceased,
in this their sad bereavement; and that copy of
these resolutions be sent them by the Secretary and
placed upon the records of the Lodge, and that
token of respect the furniture Of the Lodge be dress
ed in mourning for thirty days.
CHAs MARSH,
THos. p. HAwLBY,
NILES SEARLs.
Committee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-03-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The Democratic Convention of Wisconsin
met at Madison, Feb. 2lst. A resolution was
adopted by vote of 65 to %, instructing the
ten delegates TO Charleston from that State to
cast !heir votes Us a unit for Stephen A. Doug
las. The delegates we're elected the next day.
A Democratic Convention was held at Balti-
more Feb. 2lst, to elect delegates TO Charles.
ton. A dispatch from that city says that the
delegates chosen will vote for Douglas.
The Republican Convention of Indiana met
at Indianapolis Feb. 22d, and nominated Henry
S. Lane for Governor and Z. Martin. for Lieut..
Governor. Delegates were also elected to the
Chicago Convention, a majority of whom are
favorable to the nomination of Bates for Presi-
dent, though no instructions were given.
The State Convention Of the National Union
party, of New Jersey. met a. Trenton Feb. 22d
and elected delegates for the State at large to
attend the Natioual Convention of that party,
which is to be held at Baltimore.
The Republican Convention of Pennsylvania
instructed their delegates to Chicago to cast
the vote of the State as unit for Cameron for
President
An immense Union mass meeting was held at
Cooper's Institute, New York, on Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 2lst. Harris, of Maryland, and
Briggs, Of New York, were among the speakers.
The address of the National Union Committee,
recommending National Convention at Balti-
more, to nominate candidate for President,
was adopted.
The well-informed correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, writes as follows from WASH
ington;
"The President is rather to be piiied than
prosecuted just now, for his friends are desert
ing en- niasse. Senator Douglas has the inside
track at Charleston, and even the ofice-hOlders
are inelining toward the rising star"