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Sewing Machines

AIDES Wishing Macllneto 10 Servants toAHsr CLrHrs,
As WILL rIrIH WORK. would do well tOch
ne BAGrIiOLFs IMPROyE ED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
$50 fcO and ts5 Tho following certificate In rom well
Tailor In hls county, who only had about 20 mnues
instruction hls Machine;
Lv,svtLr, Campbell county, Va, June l3h, SO
Mn. WM L. PAaK Il well pleased with 1artholfs Sow.
ng Machine and would exchange for have
Ind no dnlcuy In operating with any Kind Of cloth,
the finest Llnu We have made
several pair of Tow kncn pants Tor rrvnns have
nni operated six different kinds NJ Sewing
Macncs but arthofs aud Singers the only Machines
bai would recommend 10 buy They the only
Machines TINT make 1io,'s stitch. consider Bartholf' Q
much the cheapest machine II simple In construction eaAy
understand ahi not likely to get out Of order Almost
Bnrhof opernic md Singer
that work" ON last year give nrtholf's the prcrcncs
Respectfully >uur. &c, tAHOlHS q. r. hi,l.
r. :. hnl difficulty Ia getting WIFE In AZ ~.
ihulf Machine They say that soineling !, 10 be
done tho that inscuted Sewing Mat Alui
lie aud Luck stitch. tune lB-di" &. q
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MEDICINES. &C
Ayers Sarsaparilla,

A compound remedy, designed to bc the most cf-
fcetual .thsratirs that be made. 1t is con-
centratcd extract Of Para Sarsaparilla, combined
with other substances Of still greater Alternative
power ~ to afford an effective antidote for the
diseases Sarsaparilla is reputed to 1t is be-
hevcd that such remedy In wanted by those who
suffer from Strumous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish eher cure must prove OF
immense service to this large class of afflicted
fellow-cttizens. How completely this compound
will do it has been proven by experiment on many
OF the worst cases to be found Of the following
complaints:-
ScRoruLA AND ScRoFuLous CoMPLAINrs, ERrr-
TONS AND ERurrvg DISEASES, ULCERS, PiMrLEs,
BLoTcHEs, 1rMoRs, SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD,
SYPHILIS AND SYrnlLiTic AFFECTIONS, MrRCrnIAL
DISEASE DnorsY, NEURALGIA on Tic DouIornEux,
DEBILITY DfsrErsA AND iNDioEsrIoN. ERrsIrE-
LAS hosE on Sr' ANTHONY ihR, ana indeed the
whole class OF complaints arising from lnrrRiTY
OF THE BLOOD.
ihls compound Will be found a great promoter
OF health. when taken in the spring. to cxpel the
foul humors which foster in the blood nj that sea-
son Of the year. by the timely expulsion of them
many ranking disorders are nppcd in the bud.
Mnlttudes can. by the aid of this remedy, spare
themselves nom the endurance of foul cruptions
and ulccrous sores. through which the system will
strive TO rid itself of corruptons, if not assisted TO
do this through the natural channels of the body
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the vitiated
blood whenever yoa find its impurities bursting
through the skin in pimplcs, eruptons or sores
cleanse it when you fud it is ohStructed and slug
gish in the veins cleanse it whenever it is FOUL
and your feelings will tell you when. Even where
particular disorder is felt, people enjoy better
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STOVE AND TIN WAREHOUSE


TUNE suscribcr Manufacturer aud deaer In RANGES FUR
NA'ES, SrON Es CRATES &c., invites the attention Of
the pn 10 his Stock comprising the most extensive Assor
be- found In Ibis snch Sponge and Hip lath
Self Sealing Fruit Cans and jar lee Cream Freezers Old Do
ninon toaccp0s Ne together with general assortment o
Brass Copper JnpIanne and Plain ON wnre Fry and Sauce
Pans, Andr"n- nadrons Coal sese, skuer, Cast Pots
O,ens Skicts Biscuit Bakers. de- Lyons Patent Copper
Lightning Rods. Tin, Iron and Gumeiauc Fell Roofing tut
spoutinR &, put up order In the best Lin and
Force Pumps for Cistcrus aud deep Wells Hydraulic ans for
forcing portion "f Spring Brook 10 required distance
elevation. or the purpose of irgating ads, supplying
Dwelling. Railrohl Suitions, with constant supply
water Plumbing and Gas Fitting and materials Of aif kind.
such Lead and lron Pipes ly ants, Water CLOSETS Hath
Tubs Shower Baths, wasbasns Beer Pumps Counter wash
basin, Stop and Bib Cocks Sheet Lead and all work pertain
Ing to The fng pipes for conducting hot and cold wnter
Gas aud Steam, In the most complete manner.
Tin Plate Russia and she.iIron, Zinc, Wire Block
Tin, spelter bucket Ears KvIs furnished
the lowest All work and maerin warranted give
sfaet
Orders by mall faithfully executed attended to In pcr.on
H. pits G. y. BLISS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHARLES BaAD,Er EDWARD PAszxAK
CHARLES BRADLEY d. CO..
Msnuscturers depot for the Sale of
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO
80 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
ADVANCES MADE ONLY on GOODS ~ STORE
REFERENCE5.
Hon. IsuAx @. HAnRIs, GOV. Tennessee, Memphis.
Messrs l.. N. APPkRsoN & Co,
Messra 7. 3. l. 4. W. AYREs,
SAMUEL TATE Esq, Pres't NJ. SO G. RR.
OFrIcERs GAyoso SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
N. L. LAWRENCE, Cashier Stale bank,
GATES PAnkEa Jdch'o", 7ea"
j. A. TAIiArkRRo, Cash'r State Bank, Trenton, 7enn
Hon. L. N. ETnkRipGE, Beakiy 10.
JrssE HARE &Co Lynchburg, Ia.
HALsEY d BooKnR,
JoHs oyLkR,
j. s. CLAroR h Co.,
BRAGG Il D'AouIN, JE., Neu Orleans.
ap l3d6m
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Nrw llAnrsnlRE CONCORD, n
H.. June 20 A series Of resolutions was prosen.
ted in the House to day by Mr.. llacket. Of which
the followingis tie substance: First. New liamp.
shire recognizes its constitutional duties, and
claims it's constitutional rights; second, denonn
ccs tho exten,ion Of slavery by tho general gov.
srnmcnt into Tree Territories; third. Congress has
tho power and tho right to exercise il, Of regula-
ting Territories fourth. denounces the slave trade;
fifth. rs the present sectional disputes have grown
from u disregard of tho admoni,ions OF Washing
ton thcro should be u return thereto
The Legislature will not probably adjourn be
fore Tuesday.
Tx President Pierce arrived here to-day from
the North.
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tho over ssued stock. which appears the trans.
cover the whole Of he spurious stock. II tech.
nically in favor Of the company. but plaoes the
holder. Of the spurious stock IN tho condition Of
creditors Of tho road. with power to bring action
to recover the money in full. II 10 now only .
question Of time with the New Haven Railroad,
and the spurious stock has come to be more valu-
sble than the original issues.
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The OvER Issued STocK OF TIE NEw HAVEN
RAILRoAp.-NEw Yosk. July 2.-Jadge Ingra-
ham. of the Supreme Court, has given . decision
in the New Haven railway stock case in regard 70
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TuE IIARvEsr.-Ths Delaware Republican Of
yesterday says
The farmers in this section are in the midst OF
their harvest. The grass crop tho present year 10
qu''e.arge. The wheat is very dne. and will yield
AN average crop. The.outs are well flled.and the
expectations are that thcre will DO an abundant
yield of this grain. The corn is rather short, but
the warm sun the passed few days has done much
towards advancing it's growth. Ia fao, the indi-
cations are that tho crops will bs unusually large
the presnnt season.
Tho Martinsburg(va) Gasette Of Saturday
sayG
ring their wheat this week. The Indications 70.
ynr the belief that there will be tolerabls fair
average crop in this country.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF

FOR THE CURE OF
es%. Fo Sto",aeS, Ew5si E,ysi5peias. i Msadae1c Te,,
Rhcumatism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases. Lir1
Complaint, Dropsy, letter, 1nmors and Salt Repm,
Vorns. Go,a Neuralgia, a. Di,ner ItH, and for
Purifying the Blood.
They sugar-coated, that the most sensitive
take them pleasantly and they the best aperent in
tho world for all the purposes Of family physic.
Price, rs cents Per Box; Five boxes for SL00.
Great numbers of Cergymen Physicians, Statesmen,
and eminent personages have lent their to
ty the unparalleled usefulness Of these remedies but
space here will not permit the insertion of them.
The Agents below named furnish gratis our AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they arc given; with also full
descriptions OF the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprinciped dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on. Demand
AYERS, and take others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
!. II. sEAY, L!Hrhpurg; PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Rich
nond; N. HifEs Petersburg; Il. A. SANTOS Nor
folk and all Druggists. lapr 90 '60iacly
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PREPARED BY
DIR. J.. g. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Sax Bottles for %.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such for the cure of every
variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is
trey unnecessary for to recount the evidence Of its
virtues wherever it has been employed. As has long
been in constant throughout this section need
not do more than assure the people lis quality is kept
up to the best it has been and that may be relied
TO do for their relief all il has been found do
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L 1. Il NJ =

/ L. lt NJ =
- vrporSfAN 10 published daily al % and Triweekly
. ns, snSnm 10 advance and Weekly ss invariably ad
70 .,~rv,se e950 will charged In all No PAPER
ne - .conunned except option Of the Proprietor
N W ~ rrenrrecs shall have been paid
nvEPTISEMENTS Inserted FOR 30 cents square Of
H.. or less for the nserton and 87k for each
nn.nce unless ordered innerform weekly and then oO
'sr snusre will charged each insertion. fhr
marked the MSS will be publshed
III Ptl or.arod W. out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one square daily. tSo
Fort squares oeiy "
ror ono square trl-weekly. 70
rr Two .uuarss rweekly. Observation-Disclosures. "
Advertisements intended for both papes subject spe
cial contract 49, .
or the advertisements charged for transient rates
~ All advertisements appear In the daily and tr-week
! apers ~. 1890, ...., Ill.,. -. ...
tenbly the exceeA
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATES

IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and has
become established fact, n Standard Medicine known
and approved by nli that have used H. and
-ored with confidence In q all which
Is recommended. .
1t has cured thousands r.. within the last two years
who had given up nil hopes of relief ms the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my - possession show
The dose be adapted - the Temperament the
individual taking IT, and us ed in such quantities
nc gently the bowels.
Let dictaes of your = Judgment guide In the
Of the LIVER INTL - GORA TOR and Il will cure
Lirer Complaints BHtf0us - Ahdcks Dvspepstd CAro-
Hic Diarrhs0, Sammsr = Com taf Il, Dysentsry
Drolsy, Sour Nomac Ia = bitadl Costirensss, ChOifc
Choierd, Cholera Horbus, Cholera Lp/pntum, FAtm-
ience, Jaundice, Ftmalel Weaknesses and may be
used successfully an Or dinary Fd,aiIy Medicfne.
II will SICK HEAD e A ACHE, las Thousands can
testify in trenty minutes CU or three Tedspoon-
fus taken nj commence = ment OF attack.
H,rho IL 1ring - their tesmo its
AII WATER ~ 7HE MOUTH WITH THE
IN NFIGORA A TO OR, AND ,-lSWALLOW BOTH TO
OETHER
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER -BOTTLE
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Scarce and Desirable Dry Goods.
18th June, 1860.

JOHN II. PURVIS. AGENT.
rs this day receiving all the SCARCE AND DEslRABLE
articles Dry Goods line, now needed In ms
10 viii lawn and Lawn Robes Parasois Fans Linen Cam
brio Hhdkfs Ladies' and sses Hosiery Extension skIts
Belts DC. &c Also large supply Of WHITL 4ooDs; 'os s
vt Canbfics NualnA Lacee, Irish Linens &C. &C., a oi
which will bs sold cheap for CASH 49, -
,s .ummsY JNU. j. PUkyIS, AG'T.
fafa
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COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Eracts. and put n CLASS CASES. Air
iight, aud triH keep In any climate ALaiiR
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL. In a gentle but active
Cahnrc which the proprie has used In his practice
for than twenty years -
The constantly increasing IL demand from those who
long used the PILLS - and the satisfaction which
oil express In regard " their - has induced TO
place them within the reach a. OF all.
The Profession well know that different Cathartcs act
different portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- y = TIC PILL has, with due
o this we'll estah lished fact been compound
ed IRON a variety Of the Vegetable Extracs
which aci alike every part OF the almentary canal
good and ste in ali AZ where Cathartic Is
needed such Derange- - menfs Of the SOnadch Sise
piness, Ptins In the Back nd 0fns, Costipeness
Paia and Soreness TIE p sChoe Body, from sudden
cold, ~hch frequently, II - neglected, end In long
Fever, Loss Of Ap- pstts Oesping Sensd
tion o| Cold TIE body Restissssss Hedddche,
weight In the head, and Ia = Lfdamdtory Dfssasts,
in Children adults, Rheumatsna great Purifier
Blood and many diseascs which nesh heir toe
to mention In this advertisement. Dose, 1to8
PRICE THREE DIMES.
The Liner Inrigordtor aad Family Catsdrffc Ps are
reed by Druggists generally and sold Wholesale BY trade
In all The large towns.
q. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
april 10, 80. .dAc1y 20S Broadway, New York.
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RoBT BLACK. II. PIrTuAS
BLACK & PITTMAN,
sAIE
Virginia and Western Manufactured
L O B a & & O,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BETWEEN ADAMS AND JEFFERSON STREET,
MEMPHIS TENN.
tR- Liberal ddr0nces mad. ,o,st0nments in Store
MEMPHIS RErERkNCks: Messr Cassitt, Hin Famadge,
Wholesale Dry GoOds Todd ,oyr. Grocers; ID. H. Town
send, Grocer; j. d. Williams Co.. Grocers; d. b. Sharpe
Co.. Tobacco Factors; r. W. smith, esq, Cashr Br. Inon
Bank; DR. H. Laird.
LySonnrRG HErsREscEs II NJ Booker John oylsr.
Chambers, esqrs, Tobacco Manufacturers
IL 20 -d3m
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JAMES WILLIAMSON

JAMES WILL
No. 81 MAIN ST., LYNCHBUkG, VA
N WISHES to inform his friends that he he's received
~ lspendid assortment of Bonneis Flats Infants Fancy
N~ Hats and Caps, Ladies Dress Caps, Bonnet Rouehcs
Fiowers Ribbons Shakers Hoop Skrs Parasos Sun Umb-
reas Fana Embrodees Hosiery Kid silk and sc Thread
Gloves for ladies' and gentlemen, Lace M and numerous
other articles
Bonnei Flats and Hats beachc and pressed in the best
manner and latest style.
Country Merchants supplied on very reasonable terms
eB Orders promptly attended to- Please give cali,
will sell very cheap. No. 81 MAIN STREET,
may 25 l.ynchburg, Va.
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> Boota, also Chid's Kid and Cost Heel Boots, al
jean SEADURYA
Abolitionists Killed in Lynchbur9!
TnH way 10 kill The Nogbesn fanhtlcs buy yous
@G Carriages, Baggie. and Wagons, al BAlLEr's ise
- Main btfeet, Lyluhburg, and not srnd your mousy
NORTH enrich and enable the Aboonsa make sharps
khcs and spears sond negroes W kill with
BAiEv born and raisod In Campbell County and h
making with Increased facilities ali the s,ys caiaxea
Rkaways and Buggea neat and sbutantsl Ano all kinds
NJ arness opalFing and painting Of Carriages ns With
and dispatch.
The sucrbeT returns HIS grateful pass
aud aololtA continuance Of the All he asks 10
examination of hA work. feeng confident he please
10 ~ 10 quality aud prioo. JNn II. BAILEY, Agt
Jan Bi-ts lsg Main 81, IJnchburg. Va,
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DANK BOOKS and Banke BOOK -
ID made specially to order we'd o.
may8ln iAiNf ~ "H' 80
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r AIDES SHOES LADIES SHOES A beautiful article
IL Of Italian Cloth, Trm'd Slips, jus received at
Ie Ats sEABURYS
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10 2SmAn2cjy

VyO THE FARMERS.We arc IN rsesipt Of supply o
farmer near ths city, We can with oonsdeaes rscoanent
this for abundant yield E0triDuA ind
preferred any other hay 0sAod b during
May, and will be ready for the scythe e ninety dayn
ap6 @ IkbI = tAbN0kfe
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CaSh Tor Wheat,
WISH to purchase considerable quantity Of the NEW
CROP WHEAT delivered In Lynchburg and nj The Staple
Ms for which he highest market prices will he paid
Having erected PLASTER MILL am prepared at all iimeA
10 furnish FRESH GROUND PLASTER at Lynchburg prices,
either bags barrels may suit buyers wi" alss
furnish q UANO II timely noh~ be given order ~
delivered either In Lynchburg al The Mi for which wiz
charge only u commission, uness Il has 10 be stored.
will buy good barrel timber. both seasoned and green. 90
well lInop delivered Mill which iuu
will ne allowed.
"a THE STORE HOUSE and BLACKSMITH SHOP at The
s Mill for Rent consider first rate stand for fcth
the Store House will soon be thoroughly required
je 4 ,l6m-Rep. copy. JAS. H. HoRNkk.
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Worthy OF Attention.
uNIE subscriber Offers his entire stock o SUMMER GOODS,
nj very nn advance upon cost, In order 70 make
for Fall purchases they comprise n part Robe slks and
nets orpande. Lawns. chaie. English Bsrages, Plain Bea-
Travna Goods Curtain Mu,hns, Plain Swiss Muslns,
Miis, Gloves, Ribbons &C., de- ]. J.ABRAHAMS
jo 19.ts
WANTED.we wish 10 hire for the Old Sweet springp,
w twenty thirty No WASHER WOMEN and CA BIN,
5ERVANTS for Tho ensuing Early application d.
sired (ap6l LEE, k0CkE& TAYLOR
CEDAR POSTS--More durable than Locust l. q.
~ may22 CAMP STAPLES h 90
MARsHALL sALTeoo sack, In prime order In store and
VNk for sale by A. y. LEE,
apps s Rishmond, Va.
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ITPMANN CIGARs-mportsd from Havana, through Char.
l. lesion. The finest Cigar sold In this clly.
For sale by sTABLER JONES.
inny
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II I'D SHIPPERS pretty article Of Plain X Slip
IN pers u. sEABIEfS'
lie
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New No. 8 MackSxea.
a n BARREIS New No. Mackesul-t0g sibe ~ sfs
~ |. T.. LEE h0O<s e : sII4ss 1900 s'.s:.
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No's.-The following scattering votes were cast
during the ballot:-Seymour, vote from Penn
sylvania; Bocock, l vote from Virginia; Dickin-
son, vote from Virginia; Wise, n vote from
Maryland. -
A. soon a. the result of the vote was announced
MI Church, Of N. Y, offered resolution to
declare stephen A. Douglas, who had received
two-thirds Of all the votes Of the Convention. the
Democratic nominee for the ONCE of President
Mr. Jones, OF Pa, said he was ready to support
the nominee Of the Convention when he should
be nominated by the rules Of the Democrats
party. At Charleston II was determined that two
thirds OF all the electoral college was necessary TO
2 nomination He raised question Of order, that
the rule adopted at Charleston could not be re.
pealed except on one days notice. -. -,
Mr. Church explained the action at Charleston.
the rule adopted at that place = q
Tbs Virginia delegation remaining wishs to
retire for consultation, believing they could ten
Introduce proposition which would harm N ne
all their dinicnfties, =. -.
Mr.. 0ittings, Of Md entered protest against
was adopted at Charleston that rwo-thirds Of all
non,psts y "a Goegs was required 70
The Chair explained that at Charleston The then
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Mr.. Clarke then moved TO declare stephen A
Douglas the democratic nominee for the Presi-
dency
Mr.. Hoge, of Va, offered resolution declaring
stephen A. Douglas the unanimous choice of
the Convention for the Presidency; which was
adopted.
The President (Col Todd) declared Stephen A.
Douglas, of Ill, the unanimous choice of the de-
mocracy of the United States as their candidate
for the Presidency Loud cheers |
The Convention then, at - O'Clock, adjourned
till Up. m.
Erentng Session -On reassembling in the even
ing, Mr.. Todd in the chair
A national executive committee of one from
each State represented in the Convention was ap-
pointed by the several delegations.
Mr.. krun, from the committee. made a verbal
report, in which the committee recommend that
the place and time of holding the next National
Convention be left to the decision of the executive
committee. The report was adopted
The southern delegates having conferred to-
gether, stated through Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, that
they had resolved to recommend unanimously
the name Of the Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick. of
Alabama, as the Democratic candidate for Vice
President of the United States
Mr.. Clarke, OF Mo, endorsed the nom natl on
in brief speech, In which he stated that the
name Of Gov Fitzpatrick was tower of strength
In the South. He therefore moved that he be de-
clared the nominee of the Convention by accla-
nation.
The roll Of States was called and as State after
State cast its vote for Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick
there were loud cheers.
The whole vote present was cast for Governor
Fitzpatrick, and he was unanimously declared
the nominee for Vice President
The Convention having transacted all its bust
ness, adjourned sine die at fifteen minutes to ten
O'Clock.
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beg leave brief 10 state the ressoss thst we now
have OF presenting the name ct man of the great
West We need for this contest a msn who can
o peal 70 the Pnlsaiions e the poPelAr heart-we
OF cur oonntrys growth for half a century Our
delegation have In our mind such a man man
who Led our forces In TIE wars IL Mexico, and
achieved the glorious title Of the Marion Of that
war. Applause We have tiled him, and we
khow him as statesman and as a man Of honor;
VIC Know him as a man Of experience; and we
nov nim asa man ruled by the Constitution
under which we live. I BEG leave. therefore 70
prevent TO this Convention the name Of General
Joseph Lane. OF Oregon. [Applsuse
Mr. Matthew'S Of Mis.-f whish 70 make an
State Of Mississippi The state Conventioa. An
appointing us delegates, gave an expression OF
opinion In regard 20 the selection Of candidate
Tor the Presidency. They instructed 70 present
70 tne Democratic National Convention the name
Of one Of her most distinguished sons for that
posihon-a name not unknoAn 90 history-the
hdue OF galleni son whose name is regarded in
connection with the most gallant deeds Of the
army OF the United Stoies-the distinguished
orator, statesman. and lawyer, Jefferson Davis
IApplause ] But with the concurrence OF that dis
tingulshed individual the Mississ ppi deleg alton
have determined, for the sake Of harmony for The
sake OF peace, for the sake Of prlnc Pile to with
draw that distinguished. name. fCnes Of good"
good /" and applause We have achieved the
greetest triumph on the record Of our political
sontest. We viii now unite with our sister
States, In support Of any OF the distipeuished
!, that have been presented to this ConveR-
ton. Applause
Mf. Russell, Of Va, hoped the delegation from
aosma, for the purpose Of securing harmony,
would Withdraw the name Of Mr. Hunter
Mr. Stevens felt that there should be entire har-
Ihony In the Democratic party, and, IL possible,
an unanimous nomination, and, with that object
Withdrew the name Of Mr. Lane.
mr ward, at the request Of the Virginia dele
sduon, Withdrew the name Of Mr.. Hunter, hut
ne oonIo not DO so without an expression Of pro
A delegate from Alabama. for the purpose Of
saving time, moved that Mr. Breckinridge be
nominated by reclamation. but a call of the State
was requested, with the following result:
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