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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-07
Dy TIE GOvFKNOK OF vIRGINIA-

pf THE G0NEkNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID A PROCLAMATlON.- Whereas, the General
Assembly OF thi. Commonwealth has. authorized
q Bsuk 10 be established in the CITY of Richmond,
under The name Of - The Traders Bank OF the
City Of Richmond and has incorporated the
same as Bank for circulation, deposit and dis
count. with a capital of not less than one hun
bred thousand dollars, nor more than one MI lion
Of dollars. 10 be raised by hscr ptions. shares
OF one hundred dollars each and whereas, 1t has
teen certified to the satisfaction of the Executive.
that the sum of three hundred and one thousand
one hundred dollars being more than the mini
mum capital aforesaid, has been subscribed, that
the sad Bank has actually and IN good faith of It's
own absolute property, IN the current coin of the
United States, one hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars, being more than three htths of the
amount subscribed, and the amount required by
law, and that SAID corporation has been organized
b. the election of President and Directors: Now,
therefore. in conformity to law, | do hereby make
this proclamation, declaring the facts aforesaid,
aud that tbs bank is authorized 10 commence op
eraItOns.
~, Given under my hand, as Governor, and
g. 81 under the Seal of the Commonwealth, this
f-~~~' first day of August, 1850
JOHN LETCHER
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w. MUSFoRD, Secretary of tho Com
eaft ana
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" sn-lm Ashland, Hanover COUNT, Va
kER HOU 5 = ,

L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen sill find the best of accommodations,
With .eTy effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelIed IN the United States.
H. ID. Parker,
NH SIM If. MILLS.
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yEAAYpopular resort, situated sixteen miles
4&4 from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
Frederlcksbarg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open Tor visitors, and is prepa ed TO accommo
raole. The bead of the family will he fnrnshad
mond ''o anu hieh
For further Information. apply at superip,a,s
ent's ONCE Richmond, Fredericksbure and pnto-
mac Railroad. or address "Aa oeo-
- JNo. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
" Is Ashland. Va
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Bv r. Is. Cook. Auct'r.
I ARGE SALEOF HOUSEKEEPING AR

i TfCIEs At AEcTI0N WEpNEss6.V
Sh instant, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at my store,
large invoice of French China Tea Sets. Cups and
Saucers, Plates Dishes, Dinner Ware, Pitchers.
Glass Bowls, Salts, Lamps and Shades, Preserve
Dishes, &c.
large assortment of hall and passage Lamps
and Shades Water Coolers, Looking g lasses, Tol-
let Sets, Dinner Sets, Block Tin Coffee Pots, ia
panned Ware, Waters, &c.
The above is a perer1ptory sale, and housekeep-
will find it to their interest To attend.
ana T., B. COOK Auet'r
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----s- ------. '---.s..s-----
AUCTION BALES.
~---~9-17@-s---e~@
THIS DAY
By Thes. w. k...ee. A.r,r.
tOmce corner Of ia.h - 90. S....

foany ines. w. Keesee, Aucer,
'o corner OF 18th and CARY streets.J
EAunuTI.HyTrEdTS SALE or ggNTGEL
TURE. Ghs NV f hND KITCHEN YURNE
WIll be sold, on / LsDAY N6RAfNtss.uaVnryUSs..
nc,ns ~ ~ clock et the rss,de &c OF g. Il.
Az Of tho HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN r itfssSTi.
TUkE: GAS r. xfURtS, &e., con.,ssins y ~ n at
Lounges. Bureaus. W ardrobes, Bedstesds' Fssshe,,
be Hair and shuek Mattresses, bedding Cnina
and glassware Cooking Stove, with the usual Va
fieb OF Kitchen Furniture. &c, &c.
The GAS FIxTURES'
,h ashMs:. Fer all sums under $50, cash over
dorsed negotiable paper " w.
au3 THos ~ - 49, 80,
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by Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

CHAMBERS Az Avn .ON.- On WE'D
~ NEsDA y sth ,Rst q g GS9qs; will SELL
at sgfGP * DRIVERS aessd large lot
of Counter Drawers, scales. Doors, Window
Blinds, &c, together with many other articles.
au7 r. CAUTHURN. Auct'r.
z OnO DRESSED -SPOkES
c,OVC AT, AUCblQN.-On WEDNESDAY,
i ns at Goss " n the on
sell at. auofon. about 500 DkEsSEp CAR
RAGE. BUGGY, WAGON and CART WHEEL
SP0KES. The sale will be positive, to close up
TERms.-Cash, for all sums under $40; over this
amount 20 days credit for apProsed re- nleg9tabe
Sale conducted by X. CAN hGRt. aus
't'KUsT SALE OFF HOUSE AND LOT IN
l. MANCHESTER By virtue of the provi
and wife. dated the 25 h of January. 1859. and re-
corded in tho Clarks Office of the County Court of
Chesterfield, made to seou'e !" the hrn OF Dun
llop, Mohcnre i Co. eeIsaih debt thsrein men
OF the beneficiary, VII sell at pubic auction, on
the premises. on FRIDAY, tie lfth day of August,
le60, at clock P. NJ, (f tair If not o.. the next
described and conveyed IN said deed. lying in the
town OF MancbeStor, tetvesn Hull and Balm
bridge Streets fronting 30 fee OF tie east side of
DWELLING, and is the same now occupied by
Mr.. Branch COSBY
an A-tGs G. c.. McRAE, Trustee.
(ONSTABLE S SALE. : viii he sold, on
u FRIDAY, 10 h August, at Ii O oiocs A. n ut
the ''Westham House, (Chas. plcasants') in sgd
Brock, Exx, Va. A. Rogers, the following proper
u SOFA, BUREAUS. 2 TABLES. GwAsH
STAND. CHAIRS, BATHING TUBS, SAFE,
Line 'ia5g; -
au $780, thSl0th' 9. C.
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l,a,,,,rnAMpoArs, 10.

~ TfSftksaSsSSff ii, :,$ S,s !: is s;ss
fs ss tgssA' apply to A..As s She'd f bsei.
-n-,a~ d. :. N. STEAMSHIP YORK
a3E& TooWTfNo 1fpR ne NEw v6 YoRK VA L
at I O'Clock p. M, TUESDAY. the Tth inst 1''''
Passensers are requested to be on board prior to
Fresh. received all day to day. tMoNDAY,)
Cons,snees are requested to send for theirro
to das.
or Of the ste aners, Tor the moderate price of SIS
and no extra charge for meals or state room.
Passage to New York only $40. and no extra
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats
say 81. and meals extra,
steerase passage to Ne eSr l ,m only Sssou
au6-2t Opposite Steamers wharves.
S~ FOR tLPHIA me A
AGSG No Steamship VIRGINIA, CAPTAIN
Jas H kELLEY.is now ready to receive
freisht. and will leave on TUESDAY, the Eth in
For freight or passage; having superior accom-
moda,ions, apply to CHAs. 7. CARD0Zo:
Or No. 100 Main St. from to o. clock P. NJ.
Boston Freight taken through by steam at re-
duced rates. and with dispatch. au CT
1pcs~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLsC.-The
500 AN EsToWN will be Withdrawn from
-sz'ss=sthe line for ,wo or three weeks. for the
purpose Of receiving new boilers. Due notice Will
be git en- when abe resumes her trips again.
The 0Kkf0WN and the ROANOKE will con
true Oh the r.ute between here aud New ork.
The YORKTOWN leaving here az usual every
TUESDAY afternoon, at F. NJ =; the ROANOKE
every FRIDAY afternoon, at4 +. NJ.
Returning from New York every TUESDAY
and SAT URDAY. at 3 p. M; touching at Norfolk
goIug and returning,
Excursion Tickets issued for the round trip for
SIS.
Passage to new York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40. Storage pas
sage IS.
Ear 70 nv he riv hon
~ S0--tS LCDIAM T. WATSON,
4-rs> NOTICE-Tha steamer vi RGINIA
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5k SHOCCO SPRINGS, WARREN
vEMYCoUNTY. N. c.. viii be open on the
A...:IG 18th Of JULY. for the accommodation of
VISITORS A STRONG CHALYBEATE SPRING,
which is though to he equal to any, has been dis
covered upon the premises since the close of last
season, within six hundred yards Of the Ho.el-
LOON will be constantly open for the amusement
of vsll ors, free Of charge. A SPLENDID BAND will
be IN attend tnce during the season.
SH0CC0 SPRINGS are distant IL miles South
from the Warrenton Depot, on the Raleigh and
in readiness on the arrival of each train of cars,
with comfortable coaches. to convey company TO
the Springs In The shortest time, without the least
detention.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per day. $3.50; per week,
~; per month, S25. Single meal, 90 cents. Chill,
uTon anu servants, hall price, Q-lm
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Fare 70 Norfolk same as by the river boats
iy S1-ts LCDLAM T. WATSON

4-re> NOTICE.-The steamer VIRGINIA,
e1MEG Capt KELLY; snd the steamer CITY,
the Union Steamship Line to Philadelphia, will
leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and satur-
DAY, ats o'clock, A. M, and Richmond, Va, every
Tuesday and Saturday, until further notice
Jy 26-lm C.. p. CAR DOZO AGENT
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RUNAWAYG.

AG $40 REV D.-Ahsconded from the
GR Vlrglnl& and Tennessee Railroad COMPANY,
~ his former home in Rithrlon1. MULATrO
=s~&~ BOY, WlIItAs, WHO Ia hired of Miss L. T
GoFdon. Re Is ABOUT Is or 20 ears of age and
Gualnted in Richmond, and is EVIDENT, lurking
ABOUT the city. The shove reward of s 10 will he
paid for his appreheDsIuL and delivery to said
COMPANY IN Lynchbulg or for ais confinement in
jail, SO as they can get h,m again.
THE0 Il. RE NOLDS, for Gsn'l Sup't
l.
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Ia Ten DuLLAkS REWARu-Ran
GT away from orr factory about the LIST July, a
&AnesTo boy named JOHN, about q years of
~ age, dark gingerbread color, tall aud slen-
Sx~der. The above reward of SO will he paid
for his delivery to Us.
COSBY n ANDERSON
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.sx YARMOUTH FOR SALE OR Ex- :.

81 ChANGE.-I offer for sale. or exchanges7:a
80 tor real estate IN the city Of Richmond, sl-a
my FARM, called Yarmouth in the county of
James City, on the ChickahomIuy river and Var
mouth creek, which IL navlgate for the largest
class OF sail vessgc; contains To acre5 about 800
acres OF winch IS cleared, and has been married.
prGvements consist of good brick dwelling, 20 by
5, iest two st2rie3 and pase,pent and the usual
Far nodsfs asteIn j. of9 # s the best
gain or give liberal trade for city property For
particulars, apply to the subscriber in Richmond
Jy Tim Z. B. w APpERSON
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y %u-uIH E8eCutorS OF I nos, Unooe, DEC
EnU1U

4A% FOUR NALCAB..E TRACKS or
1HR ID IN CHESTERFIELD, FORff.'
zl SALEG J. oler for sale privately, al olS.A
consisting Of fnar tracts nf valaable LAND, well
located and advantage0u<iy situated for farming
purposes. The first tract contains 445 acres To-
Gated on Falling Creek; about miles from the
Rad. tn snnd pW tie bFGa9 hneH
necessary ont houses. There are about 90 acres
OF valuable fiat Land attached thereto, which rem
ders the tract verv valuable. The second tract
e'ntalnS about 1874 acres, located on the Falling
Creek Turnpike, miles from Richmond and has
q good Dwelling House and necessary out houses.
The thlrd tract IS situated the same road, about
7 miles from Richmond. AID Contains IN acres
With good Dwelling House and all necessary
out, houses, and is in an improved cond ton and
well located lor farming purposes. And the fourth
tract is located about miles from Richmond, and
wl'hln one mile of the same Turnpike Road, con
tanning 20 acres, and is very valuable for it's fine
timber.
Will sell all of the above tracts, or either of
them, on reasonable terms, as | am anxious TO re-
move to another PORTION o. the State ANY one
wishing TO purchase car apnts - tht subscriber in
person, who resides on the hrst mentioned tract,
or through the mail, addressed TO Manchester
Post Office, Chesterfield
u 2tawlmF Rr.VERf,V W
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SUMMER RESORTS.

IA NOTICE. The AM ELIA SPRINGS
yEHA will be kept open for the reception of Wis.,
2k.ER itors during the season, az her efoiofe.
dos G. WILSON & SON.
~ Persons wishing information, address
IL Aim N WILSON. Manager,
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HON2E-
Or Carr ~ door beloto 12fh Street. and merit "a
Flour Inspectors former once.
r MOI ROE u

o., Cary, ~ door beioto ira Street. and msx. 10
Flour Inspectors former once.
J. MONROE CARTER.
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Cornr Merchant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond,
and the public generally, that he has purchased OF
s a. o. egRS jazz hhY SSs
aa In r FgEp h1nS nd
TER. BEEsv'Ax, pRiED Fruit. so'. pisds-
ing every effort TO facilitate the interests of
those who may favor the new concern. A contlnu-
stion oil the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor is solicited.
ER, Hull & ARCHER. Vas, Lev, TAYLOR 4 Co.
loSEs Co. RlcHARD CAurHoKs, Esq, PHILIP
d jy s ssls% ESQ., hi'h% g. aoNRoE CARTER.
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUsi.
NEsswThs andsrs,snsd I ssxs g ssysoeistsd
Feb Fl he SrpcsosM Bs ae
NESS a. the GeInsa OF isiS and franklin streets
o flpa e which ssss vii
and most respectfully solicit call from their
friends and the public generally;
& = y r y4fEzE 81 d fss las William.
| UMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER.
10000 #. seasoned !. BUTTON WOOD. superior
100000 h. seasoned inch SUTTON WOOD, sups-
rlor quality.
50 oeo il. seasoned n OAK,
1900 f. seasoned inch OAK.
80 go IT, seasoned CASING PLANK,
50 de0 II seasoned ASH.
rs GO f. seasoned MAPLE.
Together with q large and general assor ment 81
MAH0G ANY PLANK ard sCANTLiSt;
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &c, For sale an
'G y ssnsib terms TRUMAN A pARxra
uOsiEkY. HOsikkYi!--Jusi LANDED, Of
II our own importation: y
200 S dss. ksa.s:, COTTON HOSE, q, suali.is.i
INV Misses all saea and
,,aeaSos, dsia' coryoN RALy. NOSE. ~ ,ssl.
AAYs kssl ssl shl' y s.sE,s ssi;ie uYS.a =.
s'-s sx1ssmns s.AAtRsR,,
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ORANGE COURT HOUSE, 1850
HsSA MR.. STA The undersigned re-
YE:A Tspect5lily announce thatthey have leased
&4an...asaEs- i the EXCHANGE HOTEL, at Orange C.
II and having had 1t thoroughly repaired and
refnrnlshed, are now ready Tor the reception of
guests.
Oranse c. II. is situated in country well known
for the beauty of its scenery, and the healihful-
ness of lis climate and being accessible from
every direction, has long been favorlte Summer
resort
The Proprietors pledge their lest efforts to Sc
cure the comfort of their patrons. Their TABLE
shall always be furnished with the best the market
affords and in establishing q first class Hotel at
this PLACE, they hope to be sustained by the patron
age of the public
A HORSES aud BUGGIES always in readi-
ness for the accommodation of the guests of the
house Respectfully
jg 19-lm YATES & CULLEN
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T. BRYAN, NJ ID.
,AA BRAINARD HOUSE.

AAA BRAEEARD HptSE.,
YEMY ELM RIA, NEW YORK.
.AII..IrlEEsI E. BLOSSOM, PROPRIEToR,
(FOlInerly Proprietor of the Blossom House, Ro-
chester, n. "
This large and commodious Hotel, at the junction
of the N. Y. and +. r. r. with the roads leading
from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, is now open for
the reception of visitors
Pure al fine scenery, a well stocked arder, good
beds and attentive servants. are some of the at
fractions 10 travellers. No efforts will be spared TO
TEL.
Passengers desiring to visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets TO Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured to the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route TO Eimra, Canada
anHf ha Nor N'
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- LARGE ASSOC TMEeT OF

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
TTA CHOICE PIANO FORTFS.
w Attrhe public are respectfully Informed that
the subscribers enabled, by freauen. arrivals.
TO offer al all Sc asons, Summer and Winter. Au-
tamn and sgrlng; large 4, d compIete stock OF
CHOICE PIANO FURTES,
possessing all the reliable improvements. Pur-
chasers desiring good Instruments. at reasonable
prices and upon accommodating terms, can be
supplied from their est tblishmpnt.
JAMES WooDH0UsE Il CO.,
au 4-3u2dpl Richmond, Va.
~ ONE WEEK MURE-The subscriber
u will sell HATS, CAPS. CANES, UMBREL,
LAS. TRUNKS, and Gentlemen's F URNIsH.
ING GOODS, much below cost for one week more
to save them from auction. JOHN POE, ia,
au4-4t No. Ballard Hotel
114 M1fT GfKEET
Five donfs Wset Of his oip atsnd,
Ae1 % ssain prs1m q n tAQY, big n~,,.
- esi! al ~ Mn Gt-H
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A-A CARD.-As an inducement for fami
YEMY lies to sojourn at the.H YuEIA HOTEL.
SG..siE. i during the months Of August and Sep
tember. the proprletors have reduced the price of
board 10 S2 per day, or So 50 per week from Au-
Sus' ISL &C {. c. VILLA WILLARD Proprietors.
HygeIa Hotel, Old Point Comfortl
July 26th, 1860, ( iy 3a-lm
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II. Nj. II tTChEsON,
.hs. M. TAYLOR Il SON, Auct's. lily le-t,

DENCE ON 20rH, BETEEEF FhANKLIN
AND GRACE STREETS, AT -AUCTl0N-Wfl
day of A0euet, st AZ O'CLOCK P. M, hat very de-
sirab e private X E5IDkECE situated on 2ist,
between franklin and Grace Str5sts, now in the
occupancy of Mr.. d b Brdgford. The improve
ments are good House with rooms, q brick
kItrhsn' wood and coal house. city water gas
TERMS One fourth ca, h; the balance at IL
and Is months, for gotIabe notes, with interest
added, and secqr ed by deed Of trust.
4 N,
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~, FOR KENT-And possession given I'M
fkaII medletely, the large and Gesirably situated
AAGAS TO h, corner Broad and 9ih streets. IL has
an ample basement, and ia furnished with all the
modern water and gas fixtures. Being one of the
greatest thorougtfares of the city, il may he re-
gafded as possessing very great adgaptages for
business of any Kind. MANN S. VALENTINE.
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REFERENCES:
i bHNE q R krnSFPE, Esq Washington.
ZEngs BARNUM, Esq,
F. w BENNETT, 4" n,
X. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw House bait.
C. G. ADREoN, d"
w. w.. G rihhn: Esq Harrisburg. " ,o-am
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FOR SALE-An ORNAMENTAL cor
sii TAGE. on 9th street. French. Garden Hill,
LA.iec obtaining RIooms, with gas and water Terms
liberal Apply TO GREEN IL ALLEN,
au 3-tS Corner Grace and 7fh
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FOR SALE AID RENT.

~ FOR II f IA very desirahle RESI-
ss;: DENCE. on LIST street, between Main and
A-aACary. The house has 10 rooms. with gas
throughout, and water in the Yard a kitchen with
rooms: Possession given immed atelv. Apply to
au 3-5t* A, d. WILLIAMS lin ST
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FO II EN- T-Three ROOMS over INV
LIE store, suitable for q small family. Possession
H-Ag given immediately. l.. ROSE,
Jy 3l-2w* 256 Broad street
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E:a nj AIN STREE T.-That most desirable
6aRSTCRE on Main street, at the corner of Main
and Wall streets, recently occupied by Chas. A.
Dawson; is for rent. Apply to II ENhY C0ALfER
CABEL h, office CABELL i SANDS, Main street,
over Telegraph office. jy Its
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p. S.-Persons wishing further Information as TO
the value OF this plan tation, are referred to LEWIS
h. HARvIE. Esq. who resides to il, and who
will, we have no doubt. take pleasure in giving his
opinion of It's value. iy IA awtdsl q. " A.
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~, FOR RENT-STORE and CEI LAR, on
M.:s south side of Broad. between Sd and 4th SITS.
Ell Possession gwen at once. Apply to
jy Its TH0S. D. q UARLES.
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EOR SAs e.
Il $4,000 VIRGINIA 6's,
66 shares BANK OF VA. STOCK
100 shares BANK OF THE COMMONW'LTH
STOCK.
40 shares VA. FIRE AND MARINE STOCK,
~ shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
STOCK.
$4,000 81 Mortgage Va. AND TENN. r. r.
BON DS.
In sums to suit purchasers
~ l3-ts C.. w. PURCELL Il CO
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RICHMOND MADE LOCks.

BANK LOCKS,
PRISON LOCKS,
SAFE LOCKS,
STORE DOOR LOCKS.
Also, LOCKS for Private Dwellings,.
The subscriber is pre- pared TO make any and all
klnds OF Locks; also, IRON SASH. for Store
Doors and Windows, at the shortest notice, ano as
oheap as the same Kind of work can be made in or
ont of the State
BELL HANGING and JOBBING done with
aeatness and dispatch. w W SNEAD.
Looksmlth, He'll Hanger and Silver Platter,
81 hot Man
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Corner Of Third and Pine sts., st, Louis, Mo-
John Beall, Agent Cadz, Ohio n. 5i,sT
July 26, lS60-Iy
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REsoLUTioSs TO NOMINATE STATE TIOKEr.
Charles IL. Flood, Of the Cleveland National
Democrat here offered the following resOlu ton
the reading Of which was greeted with vohe-
ment applause: W
"ResalUsd, That upon the re assembling O
the Convention this afternoon, the first busi'
ness in order, after the selection Of permanent
oIIcers, will DO TO select candidates for Supreme
Junge, Attorney General and Member of the
Board Of Public Works"
A motion was made to lay the resolution on
the table, which was lost; whereupon the Con-
uention adjourned until half past one O'Clock
P. III. .-F
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The motion to appoint one delegate from each
Congressional District to report to the Conven-
ton the names Of gentlemen to act as a State
Central Committee, gave rise to several motions
to adjourn. in order that there might be an OPP,
portunity for consultation by the different dele
cations. Judge Corwn moved that the whole
matter be postponed until after the permanent
organization. ~
A delegate desired to know, be fore the com
mittee was appointed, the basis upon which it
was organized. The State Central Committee
he supposed, would consist as usual, Of one
member from each district; but he was opposed
10 that committees selecting the Executive
Committee, as hal bsen done hereto fore. lie
insisted that this latter committee should be
appointed by the Convention, in order that il
might be held accountable. He wanted no more
irresponsible Executive Committees appointed
by another Committee. He believed in popu-
lar sovereignty to the extent, that the Gooyen.
ton should name its committees, and not dele
gate this power to subordinate body Gifts own
creation. These remarks were followed by
quite an animated discussion. At length the
call proceeded, and the following gentlemen
were appointeda OTIS sfG is ,E.sriE Na
COMMITTEE I'd sEBEuT STATE CENTRAL COM :