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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-01-25


Wlsao1utAon.
NOTIC1 Is hereby given that the copartnerhip
y herstofore existingi In the milling businoss In
the city o. Ksokuk, lows, between Edward 4.
Eoote, W. Il. Austin and G. H. Albers, In the Arm
name Of Austin Co., has this day been dissolved
BY mutual consent, and forever determined.
EDWARD a. FOQTE.
w. 81. AUSTIN,
G. III. ALBERS.
Keokuk, lows, Jan. 81, 1860 jan13d1x
CrrY MILIA,
January ~, 1859.
The Milling business will bs continued BY the
undeSsigned under the 6rm and style ef Austin 4
Co., "a heretofore. w. III. AUSTIN.
~Nas4 O. III. ALBERG
NOTICE.
HAVE been appointed Executor Of. the estate ar
= Charles 4. McCune, deceased. A.HOSMER
Jan. is, 1860 jan30dlm
RACON SIDES AND S110UL EE1e For
- sale by KELLOGG y BIR0E.
octlzd
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Insurance.! Insurance Insurance
DoLIcIRs on Stores, Dwellings, Merchandise
Pork Houses, Public Buildings, Manufacturing
establishments, Household Furniture, and ali insn.
rable property, issued NJ the lowest rates in the
following substantiAl Companies
PHOENIX Inns. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $l50,OO0.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., on HARTFORD.
CAPITAL &5OO, 900.
MERCHANTS ms. co. ,DG HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL @200, 700.
This Agency always pays its losses promptly
CASH.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, injured II .
VERY MODERATE PREMIUM, for one, three or fve
years. Calland learn the rates.
WI. ~. WELkNAP, AgsGs
Jan2d1m second-st., near Main.
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a TO "a . = 4 9

WITHO UT RESER re.
= "a GASES AID Baskets Of the ara class old Wiass,
eD4DU Bran4i.a md Liquors. to be sold a Austen
AT TIE Store, m South Eas Of Pubc Square ana
Front street, BY orler Of tie Assguess OF Dancn Cods
Co., NeE York. TERMS GIVEN AT SALE
The collection embraces 100 varieties Of the rsti most
rl class European vine merchants original imported pack
ages, warranted 90 description.
Imperial Tokag, Aasa5 Boiler 4 Co.
Romance uons ChabeTn, Heauns Prem chabis, Mon
rachel, Msrau and other frt class Burguudes, from A. Has
enceYer A. Nnts, J. Lausseure Co., aad other houses
Chateauz Latte &c Ak DO fquer 81 Esephe and other
Carts, from Nath johnson sons, Preer Co. Schroeder
& Schy ert and other hrst class houses.
Lagrima Christs Coiores De Acabaca Red white Hermit
age Blanc BcurgCyne Mosseux Castle Cabinet, Sparkling
Mock, Cabinet Sparkling M9ele, Silver kage oek, Johaun
hemer, aud other Hook Wines from class houses.
Cabinet Creme Dc Bouzy, Coron Beu B0uEy Moa15euN
Grand Matches and Chambertin Noussshx All extra
Champagnes and best brands
Coskburns Royal Alto Dur0, Port Vine Oey do Fcresie
Do sande mans DO, Muoc and other Of the purest and
finest Old Peris-
Newton, Gordon Co lekburn's, Olgariz Cos, suyth
ngOn aud other brands Of East India, Souhsde, Old Baal
Od Revere, Vino Seoo and sereiai Madeirzs
Mona Johannis0erg Xsreg Vino Ooroso Vino de Paste,
Amonado, Paacio Manzeua, Pale, Brown and other Ser
ria5 comprising all The finest grades
Grad Chartouse Liquors, C0pehagen Cherry Cordial, Cura
Aoyau Eau VERT karaschno Absynth KirschWsss, and
other liquors in origna packages.
Boyns salmon and Pate de Roie Gras.
STAR snd Garter, London Club sherry Scotch Whisky Ean
Gin Janaea Rum and TOE st old Marel Otrds Vine Grow
Company, c0nac Epereur, 80 and 90 years
Cd finus and Velvet Coguac with large variety Of other
Wines and Liquors per catalogue forming greatess
Il ever oEered 10 public compeIi1n.
The particular attention citizens
70 this remaablesae which All class Cabinet
samples for inspection at the Store on Tuesday
mayEa TRAHUE a. LUCDSs
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States OF this Union they maintain the principles Of
Squatter Sovereignty. Ar. Bayard then referred to
the protracted discussions. essays, and arguments
thai mad nlled the newspapers and periodicals. and
to the long debates IN the balls Of Congress.
II the convention dominates a man for President
whose opinions are n direct concurrence with ours
then we leave them TO reconcile differences as
may seem best But if not; IL they refuse to
adopt platform OF PRINCIPLES sound IN itself then
We must take our responsibility In cur own hands,
We may take the nomination If t is sound and tan
gible.
W 90 not want the power to regulate OF inter
feae but what We demand is the supervision and
Il Territorial Legislature abuse its power, we say
Congress should interpose
The President dwelt at some len0th on the differ
ences exciting between the two conventions. lie
expressed his confidence in the eaDactv Of the mass
es to distinguish for themselves lie trusted IN
the present assemblage when formally organized
no question Of rules would be necessary no anxiety
for discussion but that they vould wait the action
Of lnose RON whom they severed, and severed
And when their action is known with their
own own, minus made up. they would take such actona
"o'llu Tee01al 70 the honor Of their country
Mr. lANCE1 moved that a committee. consist
ing OF one from each of the States represented be
appointed as a Committee on Resolutions and that
an resolutions be referred to them without debate.
The following are the committee:
Delaware, VIM. G. Whitley South Carolina A. A.
Allen Georgia, Henry r. jackson: Florida. Charles
/ T. Dyke Alabama, John Irwin: Mssissippi Ethan
Barksdale; Louisiana Robert A. Hunter Ar
kansas, W. E Burrows Texas, Fletcher A. stock
/ dale.
! Mr.. YANCEH offered the following to be referred
| to the Committee on Resolutions
Resolved That desiring to base its action entirely
upon the Constitution, tins meeting style itself the
Constitutional Democracy
/ 1.-THE remaining resolutions are the same Is the
| second platform reported by the majority of the
Committee on Resolutions to the National Conven
tiOl
The Convention then adjourned to ten o'clock to
/ morrow.
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MONTHLY REVIEW,aP

MONTHLY REVIEW, Periodical Work contain.
ing many articles America with Of abstracts and
tracts from books pamphlets &c, they eameOut I3i vos'
neat fine set
The Oldest aud most extensive Of the British Literary Jour
nails being published during the whole period OF the Revolution
airy War; Il contains complete register
and account all the tracts fugitive pieces, papers, books &C.
relating that subject ami constantly referred to BY Mr.
Bbohsca Aasrcana for particulars Of works sla
ting to this country.
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WEB Ed EFIBLD!

On Thursday, the 1efh Of Nay, 1850
ON the prsEsal. propose 90 bring 90 0aEAr 5ALE OF
LOTS IN LOWER EDdEtlELp, 81 Pnil1-ss Adii-.-l.
Tie lots 70 5e sid Ehsl c1ae< Ilrnpks, spring @
Lindea su sstE Ball Qariicular1 in aa1 tlle.
Eernlsa-ones ta1 and lrsc Telr1 c1el f notes ail.-
iosiy secured, tearng Interest ln1 len rsl1lnei-
fLFfor further pariiculsrs csll or
s4flS-1 II 4lNAoLaf-
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TRUNKS Ar AUCTION.

HARDY BROTHERS, AuctiOneers,
ON ThursdaY Morning, 10th NAV, At 10
o'clock, viii sell So AISortsi Trunks handsome stvle
and finish. Sale positive to close.
HARDY BROTHERS,
may5 Auelioners and Gent Att AZ publfe &c.
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Ir..,s,i,,,rinnnl Democratic Conventlon.
IWIIUIINN
TUESDAY, NAY l.

Pursuant to adjournment, meeting Of those rep
resenting the various Seeding Delegations rom the
National Convention. was held at Military Hall at
twelve O'Clock.
The following number of delegates were found to
be enrolled
From Delaware 2; Virginia l; South Carolina,
IA; Georgia. ,; Florida, 9; Alabama, 2li Mlsslssfp-
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This work in its agnacencs recalls mind the patronage
OF crowned heads the plsndor Of The prncy patrons OF
II faint Of author bookseller. Il
thu Astounding form Of (lOD nine Voumes in
perial folol = And the cost Of producing the
whole will excel atty perhaps sixty thousand pounds
There copies printed veum which be estimated
three thousand gunea The title page will explain the sub
iec Ofen fall lot report upon such
works. and few Of readers likely IT, shall
be a little particular AfteH FHni.
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A magnificent work
Lord KingsbOrOugh's Antiquities
Of Mexico.
w. T. BERRY g. co.
H4EE JUST RECEIVED LINE COPY or

Lord KingsbOrOugh's Antiquities of Mex.
IcOs comprising sc-smiles Of Ancient Mexican Painting and
HerogyPhcs preserved the Royal Libraries Of Paris Bera
Dresden Vienna the Vatican hs BOrgan Museum, At
Rome; the Institute at Bologna the BOdean Library Oxford
Others the greater part insdited Also the MONU
MENTs OF NEW SPAIN, BY N. BUsAU, illustrated By up
OF thousand elaborate and highly interesting plates
accurately copied from the Originals A. AEsLO Nine vol
umes, imperial folio, half morocco gilt edges.
ssIhe teo additional DOllsi, ol5 first utisRed form
any TIE sth and 9tA UOgHHles Of ne 1rhss Work.
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PECARC,s CEREMONIES AND RELI-
GIOUs CUSTOMS Of the ason5 Of the known world,
together with Historical Annotaon ana several Curious Dis
sourBes equally instructive entertaining Six folio volumes
in three, large paper, with e23 hne plates.
'Themos. ensiVe and extraordinary Illustrations Of the
Cssmones Customs IdoatreI various nations
produced
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] at the Store on TUESDAY.
TRARUE a LUCDS.


GENERAL Getting Of the Stockholders Of he Tennessee
and Alabama Raroai Company 10 called to be held AZ The
oca Of the Company ct Franklin, Wednesday, the % day
Of Nay, 1900.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
u1apa z u ~
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Buildings Lois for sale

VTTE for sae liberal Of beautiful
building lots in BroEnsville, and the
PIKE, and half three miles from the city, several
lots gith small improvements.
AisOs numOsr Of lots in Edgelsld, tie Gala in
Pike Of * acres.
Also, several beautiful lets watkins magnaesnt add
ton.
Also, in West Nashville Boyds BOiiieEs Hardngs and
other Additions. Cali soon on
J. L. & r. ". BROWN,
may2-lm AZ Cherry street.
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Auction safe Of rurmELuFe a. Pianos
nv NJ. n--.-. IN a--caE.-..-.

nN Saturday Morning, Msy 5th. at 10 O'Clock,
~ We will sell without large assortment Of
and second hand Furniture, Pianos, &Cs Also, BY
order from Constable several barrels old Liquors. large
Of Cigars, Smoking Tobacco, &C.
HARDY BROTHERS,
maya ionsers 4 General rs, AZ Public square.
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ME season Tor procuring Strawberries is hand and
therefore, hessfs MAcXKNZR < MISCHuS desire call
the attention Of the Lady readers Of UneE AMERcs 20
their various patterns Of gruit,Jars and Cans.
Tempest ars article IN this MARKET very de-
Irable, very simple and very cheap The demand 90 great
already three hunlred dozen have BEEN soId. lmal2
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R0iirOnd 9DiLpc
FOR STTTTHLAND ANN panUoaUT.

nO KEGS Railroad SPIKES to arrive on steamer Ha,s
HUI Dell, on consignment, and Tor ale By
D. D. DICKEY,
A Warrpt rtrpef-
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w. +. BERRY & COMPANY,
mey5 PUBLIC SQUARE
Most EXtensiV
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFACTORY.

ENTM. KNABE & Co. Nos l. 3 and :, EutaW street, Of
Baltimore, respectfully inform their southern friends
that they enlarged their factory AMI prepared
supply the great demand for their They unquean
ably the durable and consin the latest imprO,
fully guaranteed for i've years For sEeetnS and great
power tone agreeable touch, they unequalled.
ThAberg akosch and other great pansts have used them
their concerts and Lave gven ceftdcis for their superiority
They have, the last years. s first premiums
composition the different States where they been
exhibited. year they received I've hs premiums; At
Montgomery Ala One fr the Southern made piano,
Tor the best against all competition.
full supply Of the celebrated instruments will be re-
ceVing BY J. &. MCCLURE,
uay5y 6O-dGWly Sale Agent, Nashville.
$50 Reward.
TOLEN from the shakers Of south Union, KY on TIE night
- Of the Both ult.,
IRON RAY NJ RE
She isOms IS hands high good slie mare walks PAGES
and trOts we'll She is years CID Henry Hopkins
Cumberaodeounly KY Is the the goes BY
mitted the taeft lie tall made high,
pshouderd, shin isagd ami has doVnesst look
supposed he has made h Gu naDd county, State
The above will given for the apprehension thief
and mare, and information given Of the fact
W. j. MCGOWAN.
South Union, Ks May 5-wEt-B oU3fGg Gre 70 Gqzsffs
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HOWELL'S COMPLETE COLLECTION
OF STATE TRIALS and Proceedings for High Treason, and
other Grimes and MSsmsanOrI from 1863 l7s7, including
addition the whole contained in HargraVe, Upwards
Of 900 before collected vita general Index to the
whole collection, 81 vols, calf Fine SET.
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IN pursuance of decree of The Comfy Court q Bsrn
County rendered 10 ia ease e he heirs nl iliroatsr
William Cover, Deceased earie, IS che ArF tern ls68,
Offer sale the Court House NASHVILLE saturday
the pa day Of Iune next, The faliesiug nsgIoe tli;
Rachel, about any seven years cl agoi
Ha9Tisi, twenty lsgsn" and Der is0 sAld.sa.
CSs-is.. IS ssrss
TeFms--el68 IN cash viz bs rsssf all fcr TIE lazres
notes endorsed, pagloie in bauE, a. slelgs u01ihz
3. b. CHEArHAG,
mayI-dtis cl1riaI1d Masier.
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THEAmEKIoAN ALMANAC AND REPOS.
TORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE complete and uniform
copy from the beginning 1890 Is 5 half Morocco
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-05-05
The First Ballot.

The EIr8t HaIIOts
The following is the result of the first ballot by
the Democratic National Convention for President:
For Douglas Maine 5. New Hampshire 5, Yer
mont s. Massachusetts, 81, Rhode Island 4 Connect
MIA 9, Maryland 2, North Carolina l, Missouri A.,
Ohio %, Indiana -, Illinois IL, Michigan 6, Wis
eOnsin 5, Iowa 4, and Minnesota 4.-I451.
For HlGter-M Massachusetts 6. Pennsylvania g.
Delaware 2 Maryland 5, Virginia Is, North Carroll
ma 9, South Carolina /, and Arkansas l.--42.
For GGtarie-Aaine 3. New Jersey Z, PennsylVa-
MIA 9, Missouri a and Kentucky l2.-35l
For johnson Tennessee u.
For DiekiRSOH-Penhsylvania 3 Maryland l, and
California Al.
For Ldne-Pennsylvan 3, and Oregon 3.-6.
For IOueey- Connecticut %
For Massachusetts J.
For Pedrce-Pelnsylyania l.
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- EALED Proposals Tor building Freight Depot at Clarke
- vile, Tor TIE Memphis CsrSsvils and louisville Railroad
Company will be rscese BY The undersigned, until the first day
Of june 1860 The building be Of brick, 60 b. 49, and will
3OuOOO BRICK about 500 yards ofons Plans
specfcaOnsof she building may be this oce and
after the Eth day OF May
ESQ. B. FLEECE, Chief Engineer.
Engineers once, n & LR X, clarksville-
m
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Fresh Peaches

DOZEN Cuns Fresh Peaches just resolved and for Issby
y aprl2-a MIzELI, ROQPER 4 co,
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TIMES TELESCOPE, or. A COMPLETE GUIBE
70 THE ALMANACK; containing explanation Of SANTA
Days and Holidays; with illustrations Of British History and
Antiquities aud Notices OF Customs &C.
from the beginning in 1914 1884; 81 VOs half calf
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NlLUUOAIL1
WE splendid passenger steamer Gen. Amu
III dsrsODs Will leave FOR the aboVe and all =Ilafl
intermediate ports THIS DAY y o'clock n
Rar freight or passage apply On Board or 70
may5-dt A. HAMILTON, AGENT.
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WHY USE
DR.. J. BIO WEE DODi
IMPERIAL WINE BIFTERs!

nECAUsE lor the cure % incpent gunlumptiau. Weak
LunEs Weak St0uachs General De1 aud Ior p1rfging
ana enrichng The Blood they absolutely unsurpassed ~ anV
remedy. To be assured Of his il i only Necessary maize
The wine tlsf o. a7ey superior quality double he
usual strength Of other Wins8-Flfing AID mFgofatns he
whole system from head 70 l AZ these Btsrs t1us1 a.
isrativs in eiFeharelsr hey strengthen sd aqgor re
whole system, and give
FINE TONE AND HEALTHY ACTION
To al Is parts. By squalling the elatou, removing oaue-
tons, and producing general warmth.
They also excellent Tor diseases and EcZnel pecIlr %
females, Ehsrs tonic Is required 90
STRENGTHEN AND mRACE THE SYSTEM
lady who Is subject to lsslituds ainses1 soul Be- %
cut them, they re7iviiying in their action
These biitrs VII Only prevent disease, aain tha
respect are doaby valuable % he person. alex Fs NO
them
For proof Of The truth see fu particulars and references
to persons cured e circular inside snapper ompany
ing each bottle.
MINTsTERs OF TIE GOSPEL. LAWYERS. LECTURERS,
AND ALL PUBLIC SPEAKERS shoald ~
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,rial Rnd
YounE HEson Tens.

Oolong PoEchong Teas Pickles. Preserves Oysters 8ok
ing T0bacco and many oihsr srtiele1.
W ? 10 al Ct Eheh, would call lhe erpssl Attention and
invite the Inspection % the trade, ofer
many Inducements Co Be found elsewhere.
jans-a ARCHIE 0HEArHAH BROTHER.
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City Reside ces for sale.
GSEVERAL desirable Residences in the City Apply %
IL 4 W BROWN,
may2-d&EIm 4fZ Cherry street
HT,CORmICK,S REAPING AND MOVING
N A q HH n E.
TUyHE best Machine for Respng Moving the country and
offered the most liberal terms constant supply
on hand. For further paltcu ars inquire Of
D D DICKEY, Agent,
maya I Market street
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MONTVALE SPRINGS,
I 3 q O.
5. LANIER q SONS, AND A. p. WATT,
OWNERS AND PROPRIETORs
Also Owners FiainIys ana PrOPrietOrs of
EXCHAN TEL,

MONTGOMERY ALABA-HA
UyRAvELERs on the Railroads from Dalton or Chattanooga
Msssrs s Lsnisr Sons have BEEN engaged in business
Tin Macon, Ga NeH Montgomery, Aa.) for
than twenty years Experience has taught them the
Of the rvng Public; and they oil who seek health
WONTVALE SPRINGS,
the extent and variety Of BY which these objects
cured They INVOKE attention Of The public to their ayan
As to curative properties Waters Eve experienced
resident physicians testify as follows:
'hey their human system; Diuretic, Das
phOTee Aperent, Highly Aiera1t Exhilarant ndirecty
either in the mineral or vegetable Kingdom Ior az cas eo"pr
ended under the general term Dyspepsia With all their and
varied cOncomitants POchondraiss Neuralgia, Chronic
Liver Complaint enlargement Of the spleen, Sick and Nervous
Headache Debility, Dsraagsment Of the Nervous 1ystsm,
most cases Chronic Dro5sy, and affections Of the Kidneys
They also efficient in Meroural Diseases arousng the der
powers Of vitality and thus assisting nature sOdge aud
throw OF nobd poisonous matter from the sysiem
in short, all Of general debility aui excavation VIII and
very agreeable and reliable remedy In these waters.
Gases Of obstinate Chs and Feyes add cutaneous dis
eases, Herpes. letters, &c have been cured by them
We earnestly, therefore, in s sincerity, recommend all
persons suffering with Chronic Dseasesto and make trial
Of the Montyale Waters"
The Huntsville (Ala) Democrat, Mesphs appeal Yicks-
burg Miss CtissH, and Nachez Miss Free I-adsr Will
copy all their three months and send bills Mont
m may5-itSsSa@ ''' WATT, LAN1ER & co.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS q co.
On Monday, Way eth, at 10 O'Clock,
AVE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front OF our Ware.
large complete Of GROCERIES,
consisting IN part IS follows, viz
50 hhds Sugar 10 bbls Texas Pecans,
SO bags Coffee, sacks Almonds,
70 bbls MolaSBes, IO1 i and Z bxs Star Candles,
100 bbls crushed and powdered 100 bbs White Whisky,
Sugar, IS do Y Brandy
20 boxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
20 bags Pepper, 800 kegs Nails,
25 chests Teas, IS doz Painted Buckets,
20 bales Cotton Irvine, 81 Tubs,
q coils Rope, 80 boxes Soap,
ID Matches. IS DO D0yls's Candles
le0 boxes star Candles l0u dOz Mason'l Backing,
$50 packages ijsX Mackerel 100 Fasks,
kits, half bbls and hbls, loo DC Cheese
200 boxes New Raisius, tierces Figs,
300 \ and 4 boxes do 20 bbls Roe Herring,
50 boxes Brandy Cherries, 75boxes Oranges,
packages kans 10 eres FRESH Rs bhis Fbeft5 10
hb English Wainuts 90 Pecaus, 10 bbls
Nuts, &c, &c
Together with other articles up complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
mavl-td No %. Market atrset
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RANSARD AND COBBETTSS PARLIA-
MENTARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND from the NormAn Con.
quest to 1908, complete in 30 vols, half Russia.
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THE ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY AND OBI e.
UARY from the beginning in 1917 1887 p vols SVO half c
seContsining Memoirs OF the celebrated Persons that
have died between the yea 1857, excellent work,
complete sets Of which
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Store HOuse LOts for sale.
Ci1v Reside ces for sale.

SEVERAL very desirable Lots for the erection q business
houses on College ct, between Cnurch and Broad.
Apply to L & BROWN,
rn.v5-Im AZ Cherry street
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THE ANNUAL REGISTERs (DoDsLEg's BRITISH }
complete SCI It's commencement in ls to 1875; Sc vols
calf
"'An invaluable set OF Books particularly full in its details
Of the American and French Revolutions
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Psisd that We recommend to the Representatives Of this
i . ehareston Convention to cast l occasions thai
nav arise ia that Convention united vote.
n hereby s6een and earnestly protest against such de-
SION f1r tie foiloHiug reas0ns
M Because the duty Of the representatives, 70 obey
- viii and carry the wishes Of their constituents
1n8 Basause rule Of the National Conventions deprsiag
III eiegos whose manner voting nay have PRECEDED
~ m their respective state Conventions from casting individual
votes.
ursnt the delegaie Of the Stie Of Georgia by the
Questioned ruling Of The President CT the Convention, de-
rye privilege Of voting according to their individual
Judgment
Fourth Because the consistent ruling OF the President OF the
Convention was oTerrud By majority Of the Of delega-
toas themselves under the censnt Of provisions
made By their respective State Conventions.
Therefore, the undersigned hold that the rights Of the
egn State Of New jersey have bsen nngd 70 its great wrong
and dslrimeut, and solemnly protest against the
Done at Charleston day Nay year thou
sand eight hundred and sixty.
J. VAN ARSDALE,
For Filth Congressional District.
WM. WRIGHT JOIN O. RAFFERTY,.
A. r gPrER. JOHN HENrEER.