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Bfore the ballet declared, question was
raised among the Virginia delegation as to their
right to cast the vote of that State individually,
and the Chair decided that they had that right, as
the State Convention Of Virginia did lot instruct
her delegates to cast her vote as a unit
The vote of Virginia was then cast-l4 Tor Hun
! ter and for Douglas.
The result when announced-Douglas having
majority of all the votes of a full COnventlon-was
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Before the result was announced, Mr.. Stevens, OF
Massachusetts, said that one of the Delegates who
was confined to his bed by sickness had directed
his substitute to cast his vote for Douglas The vote
had not been so cast although the request had been
made on three ballots. That Delegate had been
brought here from his bed Of sickness ana now ask
ed 10 have his vote on the last ballot charged for
Douglas.
Mr.. WHITNEY. of Massachusetts, said that as
Chairman Of the Delegation ie had cast the vote as
given TO him.
The PRESIDENT. The Chair Is OF opinion that
at the request of the Delegate the vote can be
changed
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While the roll was being called Mr.. EDGERTON,
of Minnesota, desired have his vote recorded for
Johnson. of Tennessee.
Mr. GORMAN, of Minnesota denied the right Of
the Delegate TO cast the vote The majority of the
Delegation had instructed him to cast the four votes
for Stephen A. Douglas and he insisted on the vote
being so recorded.
Mr. EDGERTON said that the State Convention Of
MINNESOTA had rejected a resolution instructing
their Delegation. They had it is true adopted a
resolution in favor Of casting the vote for Douglas
ca lone as il was for the interest of the Democratic
marty 70 do So He believed he the Judge for
his own vote if the time had arrived when it was
for the interest of the Democratic party to abandon
Douglas.
After some discussion the proceedings OF the
60, convention were read and the Chair decided
- ,,eeeiye the vote of Mr.. Edgerton for johnson.
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Land for Sale.
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SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANDATORY.

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they enlarged factory and prepared 20
supply the great demand FOR their pianos They are unquesan
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fully guaranteed for ave for sweetness and great
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their Lave FVsn certificates Tor their superiority
They have years. takeH he r premiums over
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exhibited Last year they received ave mrs. premiums two -
Montgomery, Ala One Tor the best Southern made piano. and
one for the beat against all competition
full Supply 81 ne shove celebrated instruments viii be
eeiying b, J. A. MCCLURE,
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ELKMONT SPRINGS.

TFyHIs Celebrated Watering Place By Stock Com
pany incorporated by the Tennessee Legislature Of
Tennessee situated in Giles county, the Alabama line and
within the Tennessee and Alabama Central
Southern Railroad, VIII be open for the reception sf yoI
On the TWentysFirst Instant.
The Company have in Of erection Magnifi-
Hotel, together with Cabins &c, being dstermnsd
place everything thst the Invalid and person Of
pleasure could desire Their completed, viii make
this TIE Watering Place Of the South and Wet
situation eminently h and hesltyhs water Cha
yeae and Fre9ne former strongly mpreguated with the
iron, and both cold and pleasant
Superintendent Carver o. King and his excellent and
comphed lady, teE render their guests
pleasant comfortable.
BY way Athens Ala will nd Omnibus ct
ing Elkmsnt Station six mites from the Springs.
These BY way Pulaski will ud the latter point 70
Vey them o the Springs. G. n. ORDWAf.
Secretary and Treasurer,
Elkton, Tenn.
Nashville copy three times in m weekly
Secretary for payment-PGski Citizen
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return OF DELEGATEs.-A number Of the Ten
nessae delegates to the Charleston Convention
among whom was Dir. BURoH. Of this paper, arrived
in tins city yesterday.
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houses on College sstst, between Church and Broad
Apply to il 4 W BROWN,
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The vote of Arkansas having been cast for John
c. Breckenridge in this ballot
Mr. BECK, of Kentucky, asked that the vote
might be withdrawn. On the part of Mr.. BreCkin-
ridge he desired to say that it not the desire of
that gentleman that his name should be used in OPP
position to the distinguished gentleman in NOM
nation The vote was withdrawn.
When the vote was announced
Mr.. EWING, of Tennessee, said that the Tennes
see delegation had presented a name for the nOml-
nation Mr.. Johnson. They desired to with
draw that name and to express their hope that
nomination might be made. Their vote on the next
ballot was cast lOI for Guthrie, for Douglas, and
! f1rT
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rHIRrY sEyENTH BALLoT.

Mr.. CUTTINGS now renewed his motion to ad-
iourn to meet IN Baltimore on the first Monday in
June.
The PRESIDENT. The Char is of opinion that it
is not now in order to fix any place which to meet
The motion to adjourn to the first Monday in June
will be in order.
Mr. Cuttings Then | make the motion in
that way. l want to 90 home and see my wife and
family.
Mr.. STUART moved to lay the motion on the
, table Carried.
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WISCONSIN ELECTION.

The following are the official results Of the late
Judicial State election in Wisconsin It viii be seen
that the Democrats have carried everything
srpRE,rE 1upaR.
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ANOTHER MECCA-The Mormon faction under the
leadership of JOE SMITH. Jr., have recently been
holding meetings in Illinois. Missouri and Ohio, and
have determined to re-establsh themselves at kirt
land. Lake county, Ohio, where, not many years
since. GOO of that sect congregated and erected
magnificent Temple. This Temple is to be reftted
in gorgeous style
Kirkland is village pleasantly located on branch
of the Chagrin river. SMITH is already on the
ground and the new stake will be in full blast IN
\ few weeks. The re-establishment Of Mormonsm
there on an extensive scale is said to have caused
much excitement among tie rural population. We
shall now see who is the greatest, JOE SMITH or
BRIGHAM YoUNG. Unfortunately, wide space sepa-
rates them. otherwise the old game Of dog eat
dog. might soon relieve Congress Of troublesome
question
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GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Tennessee
Ses q Inc Company At Franklin Wednesday the 81 day
Of May, 1860.
mas u ~ r. H. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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MONTGOMERY, : : AL4bAAA-
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Knoxville Tennessee reach h0ntVals BY taking stage
Coaches at Knoxville
Laner Sons hare been engaged In Hotel business
lin Macon Ca in NeH York and nov In mogOeiy3 As for
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comfort pleasure that summer resort more copsEe than
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The Richmond Wing noticing the preference OF
the Abingdon Virqulidn for CEITTESDEN, RIvEs or
HoUsroN as the nominee of the Third Party conven-
ton at Baltimore, says: But as the nominations at
Baltimore and Chicago both viii materially depend
upon that made at Charleston we think 1t useless
for any of our friends to be expressing preference
for certain candidates in advance Of 50 important
an event.
The adjournment Of the Charleston Convention
without making a nomination has left those specu-
Iating politiciaGs who were being drawn together
bv the magnetic power Of desire to possess the
of8cas of government in most deporable condition.
The coouettinE that has been carried on for a few
weeks past by the Third Party and the Republicans
has now to be laid aside and they have TO address
themselves to the work before them without the
advantages they had hoped for. 1t is quite likely
this contingency viii facilitate the efforts OF those
who have been laboring to have the same candidate
nominated bv both conventions. We shall soon
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Mr. CUTTINGS moved to adjourned tilI the Ist
Monday in June. A..
Mr. STUART moved to lay the motion on the
table. Carried. -
On motion Of Mr.. Ash, Of North OarOnna' lae
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THEW WINTER LuGERNG.-A correspondent writing
20 late as the 25th ultimo from Northern New
TT,mnsbire. saws the snow last week was from two
20 three feet deep in the road the whole distance
r-,r, +bo FIume TO Profile House. l went through
the uHtrodden snowsto look at the Pool
and the sight was romantic and grand IN lne 'A-
IRENE Large bodies of ice hung from the I'M
mense chasm and gitered in the SUM- ana tlie acU'e
whirl Of the falling waters and huge boiling eau
dron beneath us formed striking contrast Win
the death-lie stiffness and cold Of the surrounding
snoyys "
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Sale OF Land Tor Taxes.

pursuance OF order Of sale to directed from the
Circuit Count Of Humphreys county at it, March Term
1860 SHALL the frtt Monday in July next at the Court
door, in the WsVery, pressed 70 SELL as the law
requires, much the following tracts OF land as viii be SUN
satisfy the taxes cost and charges due 5eVeray there
on, to-WiE
McCauys heirs tract OF land lying in Civil Di1tre No
g. OF said county valued $500, Taxes 81 2O Printers Zee
aI5O, Clerks fee Sl5a, Collsctor's Zee Sl.O0.
McCas heirs tract Of land Of SO lying in Civil
District No. g. Of said county valued at Ss Taxes ~ WIS.,
Printers fee $780, Clerks fee 80, Collectors fee SlO
Webb OF land Of 206 acres lying in Civil District
No. u, OF said county, valued S2O; Taxes 40 CENTS Prn
ers fee $780, Clerks fee $780, Collectors fee SlO0.
WIN. MCILLWALN, r. c.,
For Humphreys County.
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Part or all of the four Chicago delegates at large
for New Hampshire win probably be forGov CHASE.
Hon. AMOS TICK one of the number, has been an
earnest advocate Of his nomination. Outside of
Massachusetts. which is in part for CHASE tits toll
efably certain that he will get more votes in New
England than SEWARD.
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A valued friend writing US from Smithville, being
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THE NEW JERSEY PEACH CRoP.-The Newark Her
curry says
From all quarters of the State we have the cheer
ing tidings that indications for full old fashioned
crop Of peaches are more favorable than they have
been for several years. We are glad to learn that
many orchards, which have either not bloomed
since 1856, or whose early promise has been blight
ed by late spring frosts, now display wealth Of
pink blossoms from whose fruition their owners
are sanguine of obtaining plenteOus, healthy
yield
1t is said that the deaths by consumption among
the stone-cutters of Quincy, Milton, Rockfort and
the marble works of Vermont, since they have ceas-
ed shaving, have decreased fifty per cent Thous-
aads of artizans. whose employment is pFeJudieial
to healts lungs, have decreased their liability to
disease in the same or greater proportion BY letting
the moustache grow