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IN NEW YORK October l, 1889.
In consequence Of the great increase in the sale of my
Pens, pie lscd my friends and custo
and after the above date the pces OF those
very popular Pens will be greatly reduced
JOHN FOLEY
Gold Pen Manufactured,
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VINDLING WOOD
n KINDIING WOOD
am now preparing on my wharfby power, SAWED
AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which l will sell
and deliver free of charge at TEN PER CENT less than
any dealer in the city. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
0fice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette
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Stkanrsbips.

fC&s ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
sesAaass STEAM NAVIGATION CoMPANY'S
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
The next departure from New York will be the spendid
and powerful steam ship CIRC ASSIA, Captain Campbell
which will leave on thursday, February 3D. 1850 touch
ing at St Johns F. receive the royal mails Thisves-
sci has been greatly improved at large outlay her accom-
modaons have increased and she is now one Oh te
finest and fastest steamers ahoat. - 49, ,.,o o..
PRICES PAssAGR-Frst class $50. S75 ana Sou uater
rate to GALWAY oniy third, $50, including free tickets to
many Of the principal cities on the main railway routes o.
knife, FORK &C. and bedding Passengers to st Johns
First class 3 second class s25 Passage in the hrd class
can be secured bring persons out from galway foi
so.
FOR freight or passage apply only to
JOHN O. A. HERRING, Agent,
at the Office of Adamd Express Co.,
No. 16i Baltimore street.,
Ral
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slTT.A BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN

= nGIL.-h DhLI IMUhE ANU OUSUU EHAN
uSEesasssssaasz:55sNA STEAM COMPANY
REGuLAR DAIIY LIN lexoegI S3qga4y( f2z FORT I
The steamboat ,JUHlATTA Capt Frederick Togln
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at s
o'clock. Returning leaves PORT DEPOSIT every II Is
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock, P n
and HAVRE DE GRACE ats clock, P. NJ.
The steamboat 'LANCASTER,m Capt J; ": Tomllnson.
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY EVENING, at 5 o'clock; Returning leaves
PORT DEPOSIT EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENING, at o'clock, and HA VRE DE GRACE
at O'Clock, p II.
Passage berths included, 80 cents.
Freight received eay until O'clock carried Al low
and carefully attended to.
So Duplicate receipts FIR freight viii b. Fegulre4
The agent HaFre Grace viii attend to forwarding Ent
merchandise consigned to him for any point Pennsvi
yania Canals, win re snip eE intended Baltimore
PhladrlpliA or elsewhere.
JOS JAS. TAYLOR, Agent Baltimore
ak. TAYLOR, Agent, HaYre de & rac-
/ TDME- Ar,rrit Hnrt
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5XE@HR-xMy MARYLAND RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Cars leave Calvert Station at g 80 A. NJ and IS n
and 10 Is A. NJ. -
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ connects
turns to Westminster 49,
Omnibus from Manchester at A. " meets TO- IS train
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Returning alternate
days to Manchester the arrival of the 80 from Bal
dl0f q, TAyTOg
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Goal.
E00 TONS BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
CUULUMP COAL for sale by
Goal.

C0AH COAL,
COALl
COAL AT SIS IS PER TON-220 pounds Superior quality
ofWhite Red and Grey Ash COAL .
Delivered free of charge part the city, at So2o
" f wa JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer
Ofice-N. W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
N. W. corner Park and Fayette streets.
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AK. TAYLOR, Agent, HaYre de- & rac-
o4-n j. TOME, Agent. Port Deepest:

nSIf- FUR RU, VA ,
sa~The steamer VIM SELDEN, W. B. Rirwaa
Captain will resume her route Fredericksburg and land
WHARF, IF'00T of So UTH SIR EFT " Gr
TUESDAY, February 22d at 4 o'clock, ?. NJ Returning
will leave fredericksburg at o clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will continue to leaye Baltimore EVE TUESDAY
snd Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight Of every description taken at low Horses
Cattle, and Live Stock generally handled with and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods puuctualy
tended TO- charges paid promptly, and forwarded soon
received.
For information freight passage, apply Baltimore
At her Office los SOUTH STREET, board the Boat.
Agents in Fredericksburg,
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HAVANA CIGARS.-A choice assortment of
Imported Havana Cigars, imported expressly for my
retail sales. add suitable for the Holidays
N. B.-EXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO, put up ex-
pressly for Gifts. Call and examine.
THoS. n WEBB,
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STEAMBOATS,.

HsEA FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH.
a. saiah sMQND, THREE TINES WEEK
The steamers BELVlDERE and GEO. PEA BODY are now
leaving Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
t3o'cock for the above places -
Freight received daily.
dations ~
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
Light street han.
8 Passage including meals to either place only Ave
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-22

Business Cards, not eaeeedipg elk Iines, inside
SO, otherwise &ie.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed Advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertisemerte te tcaded ard placed under the
head Of Special Notices." dosbie fhs ordinary
rsfss.
Speeisl Notices In the Local Column 20 cents
Per line.
Advertiser ents ordered on the inside sxcIu-
st#sly in the Daily after the frat two weeks,
80 per cent. El0rs than the above rates
sxIl fysnrsnr adverssssmsars mssf es sasd for
ss adssnex. This rule will not be varied from
When the advertiser ases the Weekly aaone,
the price will be the same rs In the Daily
Where tia bsily and Weekly are both ared,
81 per cent. Will be deducted from the sggre-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays mach for the space he oces plea, the
changes bsiHg ehArgesble for the omposition
only. IhlH plan ~ nov generally adopted
Our charge fer changes viii be Is cents per
square.
~ In all cases where advertise msntk are
discontinued before the expiration OF the year
or the time contracted for, they will be charged
up at oar regular rates for the time actual
ly an.
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Epring and Summer Goods

To suit every taste. Also, dentlemen's Furnishing
Good, Trunks, Carpet Sacks and yaliEes.
~ x-csil andses~&G HARRY FULTON.
MavIpd
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KEOKUK, IOWA SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1860

IL. That Kansas should, of right, be
immsdia ely admitted as State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by herpeopsc, sndaccep.ed by the House
OF Representatives.
IL. That, while providing revenue for
the support Of the central government by
duties upon imports, ndpolicy requires
Such an adjustment oftliese imports as TO
encourage the development of the indus
trial interests of the whole country and
We lcopimend Chat policy of national ex-
changes, which secures To the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
ralng prices, to mechanics and manufac-
turers an adequate reward for their skill,
labor, and enterprise, and to The nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
l3. That we protest against any sale or
alienation 10 others of the Public Lands
held BY actual settlers, and against any
view of the free Homestead policy which
regards the settlers as paupers or suppli-
ants for public bounty and we demand
The passage by Congress of the complete
aid satisfactory Homestead measure which
has already passed the House.
IA That the Republican party is op-
posed to any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State Legislation by which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
to immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired and in favor OF
giving full and efficient protection to the
rights of all iclasses Of citizers, whether ma
i've or naturalized, both at home and
abroad.
10. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements of
National character, required for the &C.
commodalion and security of an existing
commerce, are authorized By the Constl-
tuition, and justified by the obligation OF
Government 10 protect the lives and prop
erty of its citizens.
l6. That Railroad to the Pacific Ocean
Is 'mperatively demanded by the interests
ol the whole country that the Federal
Government ought to render Immediate
and efficient aid in it's construction; and
that, as preliminary thereto, a daily Over
land Mail should be promptly established
IL. Finally, having tius set forth our
distinctive principles and views, we invite
tie cooperation OF all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who substan-
TALLY agree with us in their affirmance and
support.
SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize
with those men who have been driven,
some OF them from their native States and
others from the State of their adoption,
and are now exled from their homes on
account of their opinions; and we hold
the Democratic party responsible for this
gross violation of thai clause of the Consti-
tuition which declares that the citizens Of
each State shall be entitled to all the priv
iieges and immunilies of citizens in the sew
eral States.
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BANKING HOUSE or
u II o. M&Ss H. % A M N II M q N a. "a q.
HAVEthis day .dmitted partner ia the
Banking Rasinsss, Alexander Barclay, who has
been my teller for the last SIX yearsl. The busi-
ness, hereafter, wiltbe conducted Under the hrm
and styleo Of
GEO. g. ANDERSON l. GO.
Being one Of the oldest Ban king II ouxoa If OF
theoidest) In Iowa, the new firm soHeitr q eontin-
aanee Of furner patron aKsso hberany extsndrd to
the ssnior partner.
They will make coIlectionA and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day of payment, free If charge.
Their references are asformcriy by senior part
ner Wis
REFnEgxCMs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winston, Lanier d Co., ,Bankers,N.Y
EdwNrd ". Clark Co., ,Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller Browne, Bankers, Boston
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hounan oeipeke Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rshnl, Bankers,
Gilmore Brotherton 81 Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., Louisville.
State Savings institution, St. Louis.
ksokuk ,Jan.I rs. GEO. C. ANDERSON
jAn6d
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Keokuk, nat. Pleasant and Mus
catins, and lows Southern
MN
RAILROAD,
oFER To FORT MADISON.
CHAkGE'0r TImEi
To TAX Effect ga Mem d&y Aug. 2oth.


To Take, ESfscs GA Mon day Aug. 2oth.
E1RQM and after the above date, Trains will be
L. run as follows;
FIRST TRAIN .9
Viii lekFe ksokuk daily tauldsys exeeptedl at
osSO o'clock a. m anu arrivs at Fort Madison
at $40 a.. m.
sEC0NDTRAIN
Wlh leave heokuk daily NJ O'Clock p. M,
andarrive al 1T. Madison al a:20 .. NJ.
FikSI TRAIN
Leaves Fort Madison daily tSundays eYcepted) at
s:45 q. m, and arrises at keekuk at I0:25.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort MHaEUn 4. 200 p. m !, and arrive
stKeekpk at 1870 y. IN.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
win leave Montrcse Daily at 3:i5 o'clock, a. N,
Arrive at keukuk at 4:3O q. M.
The 500 o'clock Train connects At Montrose with
Regular lin cf Packets for Burlington, Musea-
tine Rock lsIahd anI Davchport. Also ct Fort
Madison with the Western stage Co.'S COACHES for
Burlington.
GA Fare by thisroute ss Low AS TIL " low
EST, and passengers subjected to as few changes
by any other rante.-ny
THROuSH TICRkl6evsr this lire be pro-
cured 10 all the principal plaeas East, West and
North, Of J. r.. TENK5BtRY, 1ickst Al gent, OPP
poste the Billings House, Main-s at, keotsk.
u. W. DAVIS, sup't.
Aug. ls-r's0 dAw
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BANKING HOUSE O

aRo. O. AHpEnsow. ALExAspsR IA acLAr
[ESTABLIsHEDIN Is48.l
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Iunw. AEsEpFxrH Il,

MANUFACTURES Of Coisets Braces, supports
IsI ers, sc., Third.st, bet. Main and Johnson,
heokus. Ladies wishing an easy and bapdsome
fitting Corset, will find my make superior and de-
srabie, giving shape and support to the figure with
perfect freedom, void OF compression restraint.
Any article made to order guaranteed to At.
Stamping, pinking, Machine Stitching, 30.
my1td
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PA LIVERY STABLE! 2s,

ON First-st., bet. Main a johnson.
tIoRsEs, RUGGiEs and CARRIAGES of the
- best class alwsys ready for hire.
Horses by the day or week, at prices 10
suit the tiInes.
Transient custom ers accomm dated.
Ord~rs for the Omnibus to run to and from the
Railroads and Steam boats left at the Stable or the
st Oh irles Hotel will be promptly attended to.
dee}0d .xANOtsDAL
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KEoKUK SHIRT nANUsAc1 oR Y
III. d. TEN-EXCK,
General Insurance Agent,
O0k. 2D AND MAIN-sTs.,

LvNE. LA IKE. RxyEN AND IKyEEN
A. ST RANGE promptly attended to at this 0fhce.
Better ard more IsDEaNITr can be given at this
Agency thanany other in this city, and iesstroube
aftera loss.
lEfnn Ins Co., of Hartford, Conn, $1,I94. leo
Home hasurarce Company, Of Ker Fork, I457,e1s
North American In. CO., Hartford, Conn, 800 900
CITY FIRE Insurance Co., Of ker Haren, 270653
PAUnf1 Fire Insu anCe Co., Of Nep Kark, ego Zoo
Lorfliard Fire IasarcHce Co., Nesr FORK, 254, ,O0O
Connecticut MaiaaiLtfe In, Co., Hcrtford s0bO,523
DE. J. w. BesB, Medical Examiner
ES~A. w. GKIFFIrH is authorized 10 receive
app ications for all aboge Com paniss.
EE Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at ss
low rates as other Companies W no pay their losses
III. B TEN-EYCR, Agont,
Office corner ID and Maii sts. Keokuk, lows.
Sept. z, dim
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OMNIBUS NOTICE !

rlNHE OMNIBUS will call for passsngers--rain
orshine, day or ntght--in any part uf the city,
Aiiorders eftwith IN Tevksbury, at The Rail-
road ana nteamb"at Office, opposite he Billings
House, wall receive prompt attention.. Leave yopr
erders aud procure = ticket and you can rest as
sursd that you will be called for. Ordinary Bse-
gage free. Tick ety IS cents.
+. s.--Having the krgcst spring wagon In the
city, I'm also prepared 10 move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notica.
feb2ldly w. s. IVIvS AGENT
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]. WELLER, J.J.MuDD, r. O. KELlEN
Weller, Mudd Il n6ellen.

4 NOMMlS.lIN M MEhCnAAlS, l64 South w ater
" street, Chicago, Ills.
Personal attention given to the sale of Grain,
Flour, Provisions and Produce generally; also, TO
the purchase OF Fish, Salt, LUMBER, Ac.
July Ia, 'so-dAwly 8s5H a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
The COx's Bar Affair.
Cox's BAR, May I. Is

CoXS BAR, May I. lSbU.
EDITOR TRINITY JOURNAL The citizens OF
this place have read with astonishment and re-
gret in the last number of your JOURNAL what
purports to be true detail of an affiay which
took place on Sunday, April Goth, at Cox's Bar
We, the miners of CoX's Bar. deny the truth OF
the statement made by your correspondent. NO
pistols were used, no boulders thrown; neither
we're any knives brought into use.
We have long known Esquire Foye, and we
know him to be an honorable and peacabe man,
and feel grieved that a SANDER so base has ap-
peared in a paper that we all read and look for
with much interest. Another circumstance must
be taken into consideration The man who so
badly abused Esquire Foye came from the oppo-
site side of the river. He does not belong here,
and came, we believe, for the express purpose of
seeking quarrel. The day after the fight Mr.
Foye was willing to let the matter drop and say
nothing more about it, but as his enemies are
using the columns of your paper for the purpose
of venting their malice towards him, we think
it but right that you should give him chance
to defend himself Respectfully yours,
JOHN LINE, JouN JOYCE,
ID. BUSH, WIN. GAMBEt,
A. J. JONES, G.. BURsHEA,
A. NJ IiECEs, JOHN CAMPBELL
j. b. CoRNwErI, Tuos j. DENNY,
II. l.. COLLINS ii. G. SPRAGUE,
JOHN PowERs j. KIRKPATRICK.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

EGG0LoGY.-A circular has been issued from
the Smithsonian Institute ut Washington, re-
questng the cooperation of the people Of the
Pacific coast in some scientific researches under
taken by its officers DR.. Brewer, of Boston, is
preparing q work on the Oology (the eggology)
Of North America, and he wants specimens of
the egg shells Of all species Of birds on the con
tnent His collection is especially defective in
regard to the eggs Of the Pacific coast. Profes
sor Baird is desirous of having specimens Of all
the fossils, animals birds, bugs, worms and rare
plants of the coast. Anything intended for the
Smithsonian Institute can be sent to the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's Office or to any
United States Quartermaster, United States
Naval Storekeeper, Commander Of any American
war-shp or revenue-cutter, any Collector of
Customs. viii the curious in these matters make
note of this fact, and exercise themselves to
supply the Institute?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

UNEQUAL TAxArIoN.--Th inequality of taxa
ton in this State is q source of much complaint,
and especially onerous on those who own real or
personal property, outside of mining claims, in
the mineral districts. The mountain papers, as
general thing, are silent on the subject but
here is an exception The Marposa Gazette says:
The press OF this State, to great extent, are
too cowardly to look at the matter Of taxation
of mining interests squarely in the face So
have acted our Legislators, and so are all candi-
dates for Office. They are afraid to aver that
which they know to be the truth, for fear of un-
popularity, and for fear that they cant get the
mining vote They therefore allow one third Of
the community TO support the county, ond OK
press the belief that thousand dollars in cattle
taxed, if turned into mining claim ought TO
be exempted. Rich, yet poor, art thou, o Cali
fornia Verify thou hast been robbed and des-
poiled by the stranger, who has left naught but
the marks of his ravages in the land. Six hun
dred millions, in ten years, have gone from thy
shores, and thou art deeply in debt, with good
prospect Of remaining so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

The NIniden's Dream.

The little girl read, in her fairy book,
Strange tales of that old, old time,
And of wonderful things that happened them,
In that far OIL, wonderful cline.
She read of the cottage girl, that sat
In her door at the close Of day,
And the beautiful prince that on horseback
came,
And carried her far away.
Far away to a palace bright,
In a city by the sea;
And there, forever, in love and light,
A beautiful queen lived She
The little girl slept over her book and dreamed;
And over her slumbering brain
The tale she had read, of the beautiful prince
And the cottage girl, came again.
But, somehow, the cottage girl wore her hair,
And her dress and her form were the same
And, when the beautiful prince came by,
He called her her own sweet name
And she was the cottage girl that rode,
The lady and queen to be,
And to live for aye with her beautiful prince
In the city by the sea.
Now in every maiden soul that brcathes-
By mountain. valley or stream
Whether they read the old tale or not,
Iovers the same sweet dream
Away in the depths of their virgin souls,
Where other dreams come not in,
Hid from the worlds unkindly eyes,
And the soiling breath of sim
And each one thinks it prophets voice
And so il may prove to some
But they all sit down, like the cottage girl,
And wait for their prince to come.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

ONE OF NATURES SINGULAR FREAKs.-The
Boston Herald relates the following extraordinary
incident which happened in the exceeding moral
and upright "modern Athens" lately. "HOni
soft Q,6 NAL pense :"
A prominent lawyer of this city was recently
cxcommunicatcd from one of our fashionable
churches. simply because Nature displayed one
of her unaccountablc freaks in his home, by con-
fining his wife and q servant girl at the same
moment. The mothers and children are doing
well, but one of the infants made so much noise
in the world, and its mother so eager for an al
lowance, that the church was compelled to take
some action, and accommodation followed. 1t
is said that the scene between the wife and the
servant girl, when matters could no longer be
concealed, was decidedly rich. "Girl,' said the
wife, Indignantly, "you are like to become
mother" :" The same to you, marm," replied
the girl, with admirable independence. I" But |
am married. and my husband will support me
and my child" replied the lady Faith, | amt
married, but your husband will support me and
my child, also or I'll know the reason why"
replied the servant, and thereupon there was so
much excitement in the house that both parties
were suddenly taken sick, just three weeks earlier
than was anticipated. OF course there has been
much talk, and no little fun over the occurrence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

WN. LLOYD GARRISON, in his paper, the Libe-
ratOr, published away down in the old Bay State,
in commenting on Stewards last speech, says:
"Mutual liberation and fraternal spirit" be-
tween Liberty and Slavery freemen and men
stealers - Christ and Belial! Statesmanship,
forsoOth The entire speech is
as impassive as marble, and as bloodess as a
corpse"
Garrison has the reputation of being very
violent Abolitionst, and perhaps he deserves it.
Bee.
Oh, mol Garrison amt no Aboitionist, he
aint !-.MarysvWe 1ppeai.
(In dead earnestly Bet them editor fellows Of
the Bee and appeal are telling stories. Bet they
know it, too.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
Gbt Grinitp gournal,
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, May no, 1860.
GBy Telegraph to the JOURNAL
OF THE PONY EXPRESS.
FROM OUR EXTRA OF TUESDAY MORNING.
SACRAMENTO, May IA, 1860,
IL O'Clock. p. NJ.

SACRAMENTO, May IA, 1860,
IL o'clock, P. NJ.
The Pony Express arrived at Carson City this
afternoon, bringing st. Louis dates to May 5th.
The proceedings below are from the Sac ramento
Standard Extra of Monday night:
The Charleston Convention rejected the ma
joriy report protecting all the rights of property
against Congressional legislation, and wherever
Federal authority extends, whereupon Alabama,
Mississippi. Florida and Texas withdrew entirely,
and South Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas and Del
aware partially, forming Southern Convention.
The regular Convention balloting on the 1st
and I'd insts, under rules of two-thirds of all
States, fifty-seven ballots were had without
choice. Douglas highest vote was 1929 his
lowest, after % ballots. 1J1I. AT the last ballot
he had 1913; Guthrie, 1 Lane, 1G; Hunter,
20R Dickinson, q Davis, l.
On the 10th ballot California gave Lane 3
votes, and Dickinson |. On the Sd of May Con-
venton adjourned to meet at Baltimore, June
18th. The seceders from Convention voted
address and resolutions for Southern Conven-
ton, to be held at Washington, June 11th.