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4 S0UTsiEIsN TEACHER.

4 SOUTHERN MlrflcU nlln. WHO has hNU SeNtTW yrATs
"A experience IN teaching =chnuls Of high grade, desires Il
situation rs PRINCIPAL 81 4 Male or Female Academy
lie wouIh. however, teach any school that will pay him L
liberal! salary. lie Is Tualihc! TO prepare young zen 10
enter the highest classes Of the University, in the Latln and
French Languages, an! Mathematics. and can give sails
factory references. For further particulars, address
EDWARD ". liALiACll, S!lacke!ord'. 7. o.,
Irlr HI-rtf Eibr anal Queen county. ta.
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H~SOTICE.-Tbe attention OF dealersi. respect
8~ fully called to the sale OF CaEec, Sugar, Bacon
&c, this morning nj u o'clock, at our store
DUNLOP, MOSCCRE & co,
Aug "a Auctioneers.
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! to 10Y cts.
IL P~ow6ERHBE:T VUAiIrY.-G0o keys daily el
's Xus. !S-6t TX q. Is. DAVENPORT.
TUAS LUMSDI;S isihe man who repairs Watches
Clocks, Jcwelry, spcc,aclrs. Hc., &C., In the best man
ner, and on reasonable terms.
Watches and Clocks repaired, and warranted.
Jewrlry repaired In the hest manner.
Speciarles fitted with new glasses, and warranted IL
suit, at g6 MAIN STREET, Richmond
VICnANHSON.S VIRGINIA ALMANAC.
FOX lSGl.
\ W. RANDOLPH, has jus, publisher! Richardson's Got
d . toms Edition) Hirglnin, North Carolina, Maryland,
and District OF Columbia Almanac, for lsGi. Price, oi'e
copy, Sc; twelve copies, 25c; or IN for ..3".
NJASTED-Ey Il young lady Of experience. Il siIua
w ton us Teacher. LII Il private School preferred =
Gun come recommended to teach the various English
branches, and music on In" l'la:.o. For further particulars
address Miss "Fr
Aug 3~4-cw2w' Box cot, charlottesville.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.
WE WILL SELL. THE BALANCE OF OUR
w SC.VNER STOCK or LLOTWINL,
And Gents Furnishing Goods, st greatly reduced prIeos
from this date August 3D. lSS9. upsox N,,rp
Aug e4-if At il9, Main street, Richmond.
rlIEROKEE RENIEDY.-An unfaiIing cure for
~ Gonorrhoes and nil diseases OF the Urinary organs
for sale BY Dove i CO.,
Aug24 wholesale Druggists.
DOGERs,S SOLUBLE CITRATE MAGNE.
II sIA-A mild and pleasant apcrient-6 doses In racf
bottle, for sale by Do,E u %.
Aur24 Wholesale Druggists.
NTOTICE.-Al creditors Of the Ashland Hotel and
N Mineral Well Company, are requested 20 present
their cls!n,s, with the evidences nn which they are founded
rs carly SIS practicable, and before the 9nd Of September
70 The undersigned tue sesTei 1 yi n3S pse", .i r. Of s"''
Company. ): Il. mlNsioH, AZ Tue
Office Of the Richmond, Fred'bg. & l'oi. L. X. Co,
Aug. .I-dtSep9 Richmond, Va.
nIe. NOItSE'S iINVIGONATING COTsDI
~ Ala permanent cure for Gruitai Debility, lmpo
trrcy, lncuutinence, Ir.s Of Muscular Energy, Physical
La.stude and General Prostratiun, IrritabiMty, all nervous
Diseases, Affections Of III: Liver, &C. For sal. by
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Office O tIic James River and kaIia.rha !
C~or,Dany. EicuMuSa, July .i:h. lsGD.
CALLED MEETING Of The Stockholders o! t:it James
"A Rirer and Kanasha Company will he held IN th's ci'y'
pursuan. to the following order, 20 wiz:
.At Il meeting Of the Board Of Public works. .'th o. 1cJ,
Is66 il was ordered tina, I meeting or the Stockholiefs o!
The james .i-cr and Kanawha Company ne hei! ~ me
Onjc- Of aid COMPANY on TUESDAY,, the :sth OF August
n.Yt 4 true copy:
"'N THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Secretary l:oard Public Works"
Ey order of the President:
No.. Ia .r,r, SECRETARY. JulT 21-3;awtl
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RIcmuoND AND .0..x K1.tE EAil
X. il. TguFlE, Sup
E.:;lC::

pkESlDESe' OFFICE.
rlgGISIa ASD TESSsSsE. EiiiE"'o G0H"A:I.
LYScHBrRi. Va. Auc :. .sT,,
rsNHE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEE'I:G 90,
the Stockholders In the rir:in!a AMI zen -G4::Gssss
ne.srr Railroad Company, viii BE- a'ii irfh'IsG2
Hall of :i-lr Depot, Ia She city "i LyGc"LnTS. ca ~ >I.'--
DIV, the I9:h day II September: newt.
Er order 81 the i;0ard ol birc';Gs-,
WM. II. HUGHES. Sc:reia:!
APPOINTMENT OF PROM.
K>uw Ill Mis- III THEE pEG!sST>. Tl!at 81, the shc't''
beers. being Stockholders In the VIRGINIA and r,nEe-.cs
Raiiroa! Company, 10 hereby constitute lnd app"!n'
our true ,ni Lawful. attorney AMI PROXY, - *
brrsent zach uf u. IN all general meetings -! h S;ocs!cli
ers IL said Company, when We are mot lrrs"nt!!y rF'sr"'
with full power aHI authority, Al sich S-trT": .'ncci.E-s, !;
give such vote or votrs, and TO to srch Other ~, or Sc:' ~
eacl, of us could give or do, II We were rcrs9nsllr pr"seaI
Witness our Eands and seals, this Jay !"
WITNESS,
iSt4t
lsEtt
l.tN
sjy- "rrnS Ies to represent Stock ir tH-is g:nt!H. L.:
Inss, shall only be- "ah! for the space OF t"" years From u;
date thereof. = !rAt Ey-L0tr.
Aug 1~O-tl:Sep w. u !"
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II I'd " y D 4 = IA a. -
TEKS.-If the duties and occupations OF wirr; and mothers
are not so laborious As those OF the men, they are more en-
haustinc, and the female system infinitely more delicate
and fragile than that OF man, should Be sustained and III.
yigoratsd, If possible, by some safe and hralthfu! tonic and
restorative. The grand ics!dcra:um, Tor which the Sex SO
Ionp looked for In vain, is realized Ia Hustcties's Celebrated
stomach Biuers. This preparation not only oilers imme-
diatc and permanent relief in Dyspepsia and all di:turhan.
ces of the stomach and bowels, but Is inlallible In those
caspS of bodily weakness and mental depression which I'd
sui, from functional! Irregularities Known only to the Tee
bier sen.
81 lIOSrETTER & SMITH,
ANY, Manufacturers and Proprietors,
May Js-lkuaw No, IS Water and IS Front streets.
sy-LONDOS CLUB SAiC!:.-For laany years
prepared for, and used exclusively by, the ia>hIohaDie ana
nristocs ratio Clubs OF the Metropolis, il has PASSED tile most
critical ordeal, And met the universal approval Gi The ellie
Of the milton.
For ROAST MEATS, STEAKS, CHOPS, FISH, GAME.
SOUPS, &C., 10, It possesses aad unrivaIlcd r!cliir'S "t
lavor. preraredby
PAEKEK B,OTlIEES, LuulGn.
SoII lay FISHER e WINSTON. Richmond. virginia,
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JAPANESE HAT,
JAPANESE HAT,
I'm s-rnr o-,,,,

ShfhSfSE oOSCE HAT.
1CST received \ fresh supply Of the Sutria Japanese one
81 ounce Hat. Also some new and beautiful STYLES O
Soft Hats a, ELLETT 4 WEIS1GER'S,
Aug 81 No. Is. Main street,
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.AhrI2ED E.ONNF;lf, JR.,
RlCEEMoSD EtIsTELIZEIt MaNUFiC.
T,LI:.nt: NtEaS.

). HARTMAN GENERAL AGEST,
A9ASUrACTURES and offers irr sale, IN i,s TO suit pur-
I'VE claser-, trc er"nuh t0nes, with thrIr ~ mic matter,
lIAKTaASiS Authenticated super Phosphate ~ l4:;s, made
Of boues drcunIosrd by %sTlphUric acid. Also, Hartman
improved Manipulated (iuano, made of best Phosphate
Guano nncIislf, tdcconpusrd by %:ulphurir acid aud OF the
hes; Peruvian Guano. These Fertilizers have been used
with The most satisfactory rr.ul:s.
80 Tor -si", American, CalGiahiln and Seyassa t;uanos,
al Tie ln@c:: market prizes.
To he had 1T the Mills a!sn. Of M".srs. W"MGis ! CIAI-
uoINs, and Commission Merchants, generally.
aug lJ-wiy
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BROAD ROCK VA. RACES-FALL. is

BROAD ROCK VA. KACES-FALL. 1860
FINEST ~DAY-TUhsDAr, OCTOBER ch,G
L 10Th. - Sweepstakes for thrte GaeaE@A~
year olds-two mile heats $3.50 en- L5ASN
trarce-Sl00 forfeit. Club 10
$.Il, II the race IS .uE-:oar 6r more 10 I'll the stake.
SECOND RACE-$AME DAi.-s"eei,:tnEe Tor all ages
Orr. uLir-sJI rc;rancr-..i forfeit. Proprietor 20 add
tGI. If the same j. rua - :lfr.c az in"-: IN MI the s'hhe.
SECOND DAY-wrIn-,iiy October 3l-Prorrietors
rursc $.,hl-iw1 :lii. heats.
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY.-sH-rlrtts FOR two year
o,j. one miI.-S.rJ euirlacr-Si"1f jrI-i three or more
TO Ill! the stake.
THIRD nAY-rnrr.!ay November .-PostrEe-fou'
,,i,- heats tnr wear o,tx--SaIJ rn,raIce-Slwl forfeit. Club
AMI I,ronri.,o- 10 add 500, IL tic race il run-thr-e or
more to iii the stake
FOURTH pAY-Friday, November 2.-Swecp.,akcs for
three year olGs-m!le heaiS-4lnJ entraEct-''|J lUr!cit-
three o. more TO ill the stake.
SECOND RACE-Same Day-Saddlc Race, for saddle
Horses that have nos been trained hi, fall. for = pur.r Of
syh. or Saddle aad Bride worth the money.
all the above stakes will close the 18th Of September.
Entries TO be made to TifOS. NJ. JONES, Secry,
o. CAININ GREEN Prom.
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xU~hETED.-A SITUATION wanted hy i young
man, 10 tracil either in the capacity Of iri''Sipal or
Assistant in ~ Aca!rgy, ar 10 n prirat" family. shiIsiuc'
tory references raii be given. For further corrrfpnrdcEer,
address 'Eox No. =, Salem, EiOanuk: county, Va
An. li-cw:,.
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IASTED-AGEiTS To SILL CAMPAIGN MEDALS.
W The likrur,srS o! ;hr raEd;lt'rS FOR President are
correct. The price uf ,ir Medals Il - per iGrndred.--
Agents are now selling from lu 10 "W' per day. y sprci.
iuen Of either Medal will he sent (y mall upon receipt "i
the retail price, !; ccE:>. Andres
IUllS STANTON,
Stami, and BRAID Cater, 81? Filth street, Cincinnati y.
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EXCURSION TO 0Ln :'S!ST ynvro,,.
AND l.tCH rDND
Sislstt44SS !EsS-Ss&E SsSs$T1as 5;=S4 Co.,

-. 80! 80 ~; 81: ~
r5NllE New, Fast and c"r,aaor:.@ SIS .,,..acr, wI-T r01y-
Capt j. Z. EU"E, VII! las. Walker. 49, 'o'H'.
ton at 81, and IVES. poin; a: ~. :. S., II. a
on WEDNESDAY, the Ign d'; - Ac-n>t, %SS,: !tf?SSS
| Richmond, touching al all The !tGdla.. "a H.. ,.,.,arI.
ami York Rivers. and arrive a; Norfolk att. = ".
Returning, will ieas" %or;o!A on raussa.s. :.s MI. Vi
August. AT :, \. ~, touching Il; al :it !.E..rr. =. a.a,.
said. arr!Yin. =: IVES; Poi"', at i,p. V, "ud w,.er'or.
III 81. =. 81.
Railroad vii leave Richmond OF Wednesday,, rh- .9ih t.y
Of A.i:.Is:, 4; he usuL! hen: 81 :, \. NJ, and arrive, =;
West Fo;at 4: s:i5, y. NJ, AT" re;aTn!H: vi! Irtyr We,
Point 1T ! ~. and arri'~ IN Rithn!r"d a 7. NJ.
Passage for ih. rou!l tip. either !rC.I !aci.Irt. 81 ST.
k.r,oa 70 Sor:vlh, or from %"rtD!S "r Wa!atr;o; = ~
moad, :. 10-Ch;!drea mad.r !: ears o!!!!a!t rrics
Aug .!--r2t l. u. TEMPLE SUP!
RICH.MoSD AND YORK H7vE. E.iIi..
POINT AND H~0Rr0LK-rARE " DoaLiR>-Dt%
NE. ENfGA-lSo BREAKFAST WILL BE PREPARE
ES md after MutNpAT, AGsG.: 9TH. r--umS-1rj
~ ger rrsins will Leave Richmond iaEy, tex; t!.IrI--
cept Sundays ai \. NJ, st1Fp.;s only ,l:2hSS@-
sicnal.. at Fair 0lsS. Mesi"a, Dispatch. sl@aai;, 'n'
stan,., Iniiui! Town. ColIoEs. wiAte Hall, a.i i".!l@ev'
AMI arrive IT %e.t pniu; NJ : -. \. v.
~. las: snL coEinojious .:r,tIr. NEST rniN! I-r!.
C. Row, ~;lilrerc King amt Urr". cnur' lioa.e L.nuIG.
MONDAYS, Wednesdays :nh Fridays, ~ o.: y: 81, C'L
acc:in: with The cars ~ West i'":;', and r."pr:ns o" ::
unis only Al, Clifton, Water Fence, Shepherds Mnrr'i!"":r
Mood, :. Cirpahvd.irt, Bigi-rS, f"i ntv"i :.a'i Hi"G'-:r
Point, and arrive a; u!i Point att y. VI. nul H'':"!, ii
Hrturuiur tl,. steamer Will leave Norfolk Tc,sasy..
Thursdays and Saturdays, Al, =. 81, and "d Point a; :
4. 81, landing only "a above. a@i co.brctin" AT " et !'."'
with the cars Il, =. 81, aUl arrive IN iitl!;'i";h az" -
No lIoa, landings taadr.
Freight received Mondays. Wednesdays a!'l s%!I!t:s,
Richmond unit. d +. NJ, and 1T Wcs: lc!Ht FGS-"'l'
Thursdays and saturdays until d p. 81.
Fare from King and QncrnC II. md otlics point: u. IN
Mnt;apGni, 10 Sorfo;k ........... .... ... 500
To Richn!oni. -............. .---, -y
Angus. :~ts r. IL. TEuFI&, SIP:
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$40 kEWiIsIs,

4 EsCUSDEp from the Virginia ana TruLcss"" fail i!SE.
"a Company, about t~o weeks s.ncr, while ~ 4 Wilt &
his former home. In Richmond, i inUlatto boy. William, -:
4 hired Of Miss l.. +. iiorl0n. lie l. atnu; - or 80 ,-sI
uf ag. and about . feet i or inches Il. !.irli. he j. r..
! acquainted In Richmond, and j. cri'!"Etiy lurking n!~E'
the city. The nbos. r. ward q! 10 will L. paid 10. Ii, a.;
rrciurusiou aud delivery to said company in L~ynchirrc, 4"
Tor his cunrnrinrr,. ia ja! ~ "a. ihry can SGT lin again.
TiiEU. +. EYSOLD:,
IT,, Ia, for a., p.rll Suprriuf. rirrt
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SAL GF:iGt3s::t w SHEss-ro MI 4 va
w. catcy in i well established Female School il the city
OF !;ichu.u,.G. \ married man, and G:t having experience
IN trachin., !. preferred. Preference vii. also be given TO
a graduate of the University q: Virginia. with tie degree Of
4. 81. Tile best testimonials OF character and quaihira-
lions will he required. Address "loN so. 9t.., Eichinond,
~, Aug. lift
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.Ew MAP Of

ErBLISIlED b; authority OF The Executive, with ttr
4 latest improvements and additions, Iucludins all =:
Internal lmprovrm, nj Routes, New Counties, S..
Large Map, In sheets, In black ~
" cGlnreh .......... .-.-.- 90
ON roller ..... =:
SmalI Mali, In black, (sLretsJ... -. e. .......... IL
,.,lufrI " 20
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letter from Robert C. Scott, Esq

The following letter from our former towns
man, Robert G.. Scott, Esq, one Of the old De-
nocrst;c wheel. horses, has been handed to us
for publication, the editors Of the "NNlig" Ito
whom it was sent> having declined its publica-
ton, on account Of want Of room in their paper.
PNeY PLACE, near Claiborne, Ala,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
: = -|~-e~e"
H7: ssonT: JOURNAL, Ne

cS- rss011 THE NOME J~OCSHAi, New
o, ,non th. many appsreut tribes continually being
brnnrht 10 the surface from the ideal underworld 81 Inc us.
Known. there are occasionally simple articles, Costing nut
ii,,t. in Jrinil. but whose combined benefits, use.uln, 81 ana
nronony OF time aud money, aggregate Oh tile basis OF mil-
lions, Such AL article is SPALDiSGs PREPARED GirE- Us
IS are innumeralle, and as It's cost is next 10 nothing, the
demand for it Is universal. ltls prepared Win chemicals,
and used coid-rrquiring but l;,ie skill or time for Its ar'
plcatl0n.
For sale by Druggists every where.
- rIsICOPHEslOUS Is the
best and cheapest article for dressing, bGautfying, cleans
inr curling, preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies, try
it. Sold by oil Druggists and PertuIueri.
March -, ls59-d5m
eY-MIsS. WISSLOIS, an experienced nurse
and female uhysIcan, has a Soothing Syrup for chill
dren tee,h!ng, which gea,ly facilitates the process Of
teethingby softenins the gums reducing al. inaaaamati"n-
viii al!ay all pain and Is sure to regulate the bowels. De.
pend upon il, mothers, 1; will give rest 10 yourselves, and
relief and health 10 your !nfants. Perfectly safe 10 all
cases. Seradvertiselnen IN another column.
Nu. nl-lirly
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"H X 4 KS HET'T e y"
EfOE more ihan thirty year. have stood uneIuancd and
L unrivallrl -noiwiths;anh numerous limitations and
countertei.s-fc fer their i0:i; aud truly valuable medicinal
properties in uil cases 81 complaints connected with the
stomach or the nervous system, rs We'll rs for their general
sefulurss ~ u nost agreeable siimulnnt in their various
pleas ant appliances. In accordance with IN. ieSiimOnla's
nt medical Furul:lrs In Europe, ;Evy have also here brru
JrnnOGncc.! aml acknowledged. hy all who tried them, 70
be .'riE DESr BirrEES EVER INTRODUCED, AMI Il is
confidently felt tia; they viii Eniniaia;ihcir reputation oil
their own unsurpassed Imerit1.
For sale by most Of The prominen, Groccrs and Druggists,
aud, with i liberal ,ii-rTCnt ~ Tie trade. by The Agent,
l.. FCSKE, Jr,
June Jim w. ~ Front Street, New YORK.
EOCTWEkS L0CN MiSUTA Glory
- Dwelling Locks Of every description: Sliding Poor
trimmings Of ifr hest quality; also, Prison aud bank i.Gr,s,
Hinges aui Hol;s Of an" height; Bell h;r:, will! 81 si'!rut
Tubes, In any part 81 iir" country.
Al kinds {: rriaifing lpne.
As sell 70 work but my own maaufarture, | aI pre-
pared to warrant 1. 10 give ci.,irr satisfaction TO those who
may favor me with - call. WILLIAM READY,
40 Main street, between sth and 9th,
March 5-iy cid Richnnnd, Va.
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ROVaI Havana Lottery.

Z WISH i man OF integrity, experience, judgment. ."ia.
4 try and qricEEcss, who knows how 10 obey rs vel! - :
command, and 4 ;al,h; Of quick combination. During tx
season Gf the Srriar. the duii-- arc vA'lnu.. and r,Iu''
great Lrutuptnrss. \ single UalI preferred, alllioG.h''
suitable one, with a small family, would hc s~ccrp'thl".
will give SibD for such an one IL" Eis. year, VIII; al" al
vance OF iIWu Cor The trcond, II mutual y ;lra-rIi VITA u.
sopablc finding. JEREMIAH MORTON, President
An. L. ISc2w White sulphur Springs COMPANY
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X s;S'E-Ani possession gwen imIne'isa.r- -,
Il Is. the large end iesiribly situated STORE, cor St",,
nrr uf Broad and 9TH streets. II has IN :inplu base Ll:L.
uent. and is furnished with all The modern water aud gas
nXiuIcs Briu. 81 one al The greatest ;I"TouGlilrrs "f The
c:sy, L. mag i. regarded a. possessing very great adran.
taCcs for business Of any kind.
Inty gp-cti MANN :. VALENTINE.
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N3TEATEUN tNIEiD.-A young I"aIH, "a HI
- tive OF lireiuia whn has had serrra! years experience
in teaching, wishes a situation in i school. or private :atn'
". 10 Instruct in all the branches Of II Refined English e'u'
cation. together witlr Mu-ic, vocal and ins: urnrn;al, On ri.
ana AMI ii.:iar; FrcHch, Italian an.l nraT:rs.
She wonlt accept II situation in u FeT'E!r lnS'l'n'e: u"
trach nuSic. Er>t nf ref r"ncr- 2!:.H. i''r"s, stating
terms. e.. "iiil.klSON,'
-. - L., - ILl.hunnnl "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-01

both the majority and tho minority reports.
Mr.. Stevens, of Oregon, then obtained the
floor, amid . struggle OF 100 contestants,
and proceeded to give his reasons for sus-
tanning the report of the majority. Robert
j. Brett, OF Md, took the ground that al
though he Was opposed TO ssustter sover-
eighty he must still, az matter OF policy,
sustain the position Of non tervention. -
Four years ago the South demanded this
principle OF non intervention. Why do they
| come here and demand it's surrender? Hs
cautioned them on the result Of their ex-
treme views; they could lead to nothing but
the election Of Black Republican President
and Congress.
MIR. Burrows, OF Arkansas, followed in .
speech on the Southern side, commencing ct
twenty minutes to eight. He maintained that
the South had upheld the Democratic party
from the beginning that the South had
been foremost in fighting the battles Of the
country, and in fact the Democratic party
owes everything to the South; the South has
extended the boundaries OF the country and
furnished means OF paying debts OF the coun-
try. His remarks we're most violent and in
fammatory, and amid impasience to come to
a vote, the noise and confusion, clapping and
stamping were 90 great he could hardly be
ndnFusJ no COhtinueu speaking A6 the
height OF his voice. He considered the
Northern Democrats worse than the Black
Republicans, and did not care whether the
Black Republicans whipped them, or they
the Black Republicans. OF the two he con.
sidered the Black Republicans the most open
and manly foes. As to Douglas, he would
not support him IL nominated, and consider
ed him as great on enemy to the South as the
traitor, Seward, was.
Mr.. Claiborne, Of Ark, got the floor, said
he had intended to address the Convention
tonight, but had now concluded debate was
causing . wider breach instead Of producing
harmony; il continued, would inevitably re-
suit in a disruption Of the Convention. He
therefore called the previous question.
Mr.. jackson, of Georgia, moved an ad.
journment.
Ohio demanded that the vote on adjourn.
ment by taken be States, which resulted
ayes, OF, noes 200.
The Douglas men voted against the ad.
journmert, and the opposition to Douglas in
favor of it. Here, owing to trouble on wires
south OF Washington. We had TO close the
report.l
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nEPUHI1CAr STATE CONVENTION,

DIS MorNEs, Iowa, 25th March, 1860
Pursuant to vote of the majority OF the under
s,w,e1 Committee, the Republicans Of Iowa will
assemble by their delegates in State Convention,
nj I,wA Carr, on WxnsEsDAY, THE 3sp DAT or
Mar, 1850, at ii o'clock A. n. for the nomination
az state officers TO be elected at the November cleo
ton of this year; for the nomination of presiden.
tia electors; and for the transaction OF all other
business which may come before the Convention.
Ii is also called for the purpose OF rAtifying the
nominees and r 'attarm Of the National Republican
Convention to be held ut Chicago on the 18th Of
Mar.
The rattle of representation viii be one delega to
for every organised county, and one delegate for
each one hundred notes. fraction thereof exceed
ing one-half, cast for Hon. s. J.. Kirkwood for
Governor, ut the last State election.
JOHN A KAsSON, Chairman.
III. M. H0XIE, Secretary.
h. L. b. CLARKE, Mt. Pleasant,
G. :. SroRK, Council Blu6s,
WM. LOuGHRiDcx, Oskaioosa,
THonAs DRUMnoND, Vinton,
"A. B. II. HILDRnrE, Sc. Charles City,
J.. h. NKwcoHp, Bloomfield.
w. i'll. BIoELow, Sioux City,
JAnEs THoRIsaros, Davenport,
lei. "A. WILrsE, Dubuque,
L. l.. PxAsK, Fort Dodge,
Repvbsean State Csnfrai Consnsitfes.
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26th--Sayers landed a severe blow on Hes-
| mans left cheek and fell.
27th--Heenan followed Eayers about The
| ring. Slight counter hitting the former
landed another blow on Savers mouth, and
he fell.
2ssh--A similar round to the last, Saysrs
falling.
Goth -Heenan with his left caught Savers
on the mouth, and brought him to the II ound.
30th-Sayers caught Heenan bang Oh the
nose; the two closed, and Sayers again fell.
slst-Sayers landed severe blow on the
mouth, the two closing and fell, Sayers un-
der.
32nd--ln this round Heenan retired to his
corner, and seemed rather reluctant q call
ing out Sayers, looking at him anxiously.--
Sayers entered with his left and gave = tell
ing blow on Hsenan's frontispiees. Betting
even on SAyers. At this time il WAS evident
that daylight was becoming almost Of no
avail TO Haanan, A. both his eyes were nsar-
ly closed, and his face altogether presented
. frightful appearance.
33d-Heenan landed crashsr on Ssyres'
mouth, and sent him spinning to tho ground.
II was now plain to be seen that 6ayers' right
arm WAS not Of much avail TO him from tho
repeated stopping OF blows. Heensn's hand
also OeC1mo muCn swollen from the repeated
use he had made OF it.
34th-SAyers hit out rapidly twice, giving
it to Heenan, both on the nose. Hespan,
however, followed Saysrs and struck him
heavily on the mouth, and sent him TO the
ground.
35th-The two soon closed, and Sayers
getting hold Of Hesnan by the neck, hit him
severely over the left eye.
36th--The two closed, and Ssyers was
thrown.
37th-Heenan gave Saysrs one on the
mouth, the latter falling.
3Sth-Sayers closed and fell. Hesnan
gave Savers one on the head when he had al.
most reached the ground, which raised .
question of foul play, but 1t was not perse-
vered in, it being considered an accident.
39th--Heenan got his arm round Ssyers'
neck, and to ali Appearance Was strangling
him. Cries Of "let him go'' were raised
Heenan, however, stuck 10 his hold, and the
ring was broken in. The greatest confusion
prevailed. The umpire Was carried away in
the throng, and the fight was prsmaturely
brought TO close, neither having been de-
carsd the winner. The contest lasted two
hours and eight minutes.
Another right 10 Come orr.
LONDON, Wednesday Evening, April l8.--
There is rumor this morning that the men
will fight again, but nothing authentic has
transpired, and there has not been meeting
OF those interested.