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PETERSBURG INTELLIGENCER,

Il or SAFE.
QY vrtue Of deed OF day led IN the Huunp
ID Court Clerks Office Of Petersburg, from Mr. h Moore
TO dated "a December 1858 shall SELL public auen
the highest bidder, SATURDAY the Oh day Of Ju1e $50
y o'clock, In front Of the Merchants kXehange In Peo1I
the above named valuable Newspaper published 10 said ety.
gtther with the good wiz Of the same and all is types pA
furniture fixtures and Supplies hand the date said convey
ance, and which nov /, existence
The well kDOw celebrity OF The intelligence as leads
and influential political Journal and us extensive popularity
Al advertising dum, have received for II large and d
creasng circulation and rendered Of the mo dssAos
newsp apers published In The State.
Persons declining 70 purchase obtain Information 10 "
laton 10 the paper Dy applying 10 the unisTssned -,
The In-gencer" be purchase privately at any me
fore the day OF sale.
TEHsEnouRh cash paw expenses ofs' ard for me PEI
credit Of g. ~ and ~ month"; In added for ap
endorsed negot able notes, and deed trust U requrtd
the
myl6 ct W !. WATKINS, Trustee
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THIRTY-sIxTH CONGREss--First Session.
SENATE.
Mnrn.r Mar14 ls6o. .

MONDAY, May IA, 1850.
There but slim attendance in the Senate chamber
noon owing to the general interest felt in the arrival
of the japanese ambassadors The galleries almost
deserted which led to witty remarks that the Ja
panese drew better than Mr.. Douglas
Mr. Crttenden moved that the Senate adjourn.
Mr. Fessenden opposed adourning for every show that
came along
Mr. Crittenden explained that this occasion rose far
above ordinary show.
Finally, after some debate, the Senate adjourned by
yeas l9, nays IL.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Rev. I. H. Stockton, the chaplain, in his prayer
this afternoon said MAY Thy blessing rest on the ia
panese embassy, and may all that is done in connection
with be done for Thy glory and for the good of their
nation and the good of own and that the people oil
that far off island may be able to the truth as IL IS IN
Jesus understand to appreciate it. that they IKE our
selves may be redeemed by it, and bave good hope OF
a better Inheritance in Heaven"
Much time consumed in noisy conversation as to
what business should first be considered.
Mr.. John Cochrane quantity INQUIRED whether the
House had seen the Japanese
Mr. Dawes moved that the House take up the Michigan
contested election case-HOward against Cooper, (he
latter being the sitting member)
Mr.. Burnett moved that the House adjourn, but the
motion disagreed to-yeas 50, NAYS &C.
Mr. Dawes wanted 20 know why the Democrats object
ed to taking up that case.
Mr. Lamar replied that the Democratic side were not
prepared.
The yeas and nays ordered the question as to
whether the should be taken up, when
Mr.. Hughes earnestly condemned these hllibusering
movements the part of his democratic friends, and
said he would no longer be party to them.
For this expression Mr.. Hughes applauded by the
republicans, aud called to order by the democrats
Mr. Colfax, chairman of the committee on post-olces
and postroads reported by unanimous consent bill to
establish certain post-routes (which he said, were ex-
clusivey recommended by members Of the House, The
bill, without being read, was passed.
The House. by a vote of yeas lOS, nays 6l agreed to
take of the Michigan election case.
Mr. Campbell gave notice when this shall be disposed
Of he would call upon the Nebraska contested election
case.
Mr. Dawes caused to be read the resolution reported
by the majority of the committee, declaring that VIM
A. Howard is aud George B. Cooper is not entitled to
seat in this House member from the first Congress
sona district from Michigan.
The resolution of the minority of the committee de-
cares that Mr. Cooper democraO entitled to retain his
seat.
debate ensued involving the merits OF the question
under consideration Without taking the question the
House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
Hmm HE NortoH Rsrnld

We now throw our banner to the breeze inscribed with
the nam Of john Bell of Tennessee for the Presidency
and Edward Everett OF Massachusetts, for the Vice Pre-
siieucv-the nominees Of the Union Constitutional Con-
vention held al Baltimore who have Just finished their
abors in most satisfactory manner and adjourned sine
de- Our readers have the reports OF the proceed
ugs Of that Convention and they will agree with us that
better feeling Of harmony aud uuanimity or greater
desire 10 promote the best interests Of common coun
try North East South aud West could not have been
exhibited by any other set OF men assembled for the
same object We believe the nominees TO be peIr
e sans rspr0cLe aud believing willing to give
them the benefit of whatever power influence pos
,gs- 10 secure their election
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
No Doubt oft.

The Richmond Enquirer declares that the effort that
is now being made BY certain parties to T uP delegates
from the cotton States the Baltimore Convention, if
successful will seriously tend the permanent dsrup
ton and dismemberment of the Democratic party"
great many other things seriously tend the way.
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DIED.

At Panora the residence her mother Saturday 18th
init }s year NJ her age, ROBERTA LOMAX STUART wife
Of C Chs ttuar Of Alexandria Va and ouy daughter Of
the late Thomas Luns'ori Lomax, Of Ri1g George 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
1860. 1850
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
81 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
IMPORTERS, wHoLEsl ALE RETAIL DEALERS IN
II Ar y w Z +

FINE EDGE TOOLS BUILDING HARDWARE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, sc.
IUBs, sPoKEs, FELLoEs. SPRINGS Axles Bolts, Bands
III Leathers, Cloths Trimmings &c, &C.
hACHINESTS' GOODS.
Betting PACKING, Circular Paws Doles Saw Gummers Files
Wrenches, eteAm Coca, whistles. Gauges &c.
Agents for ue BALTIMORE BELL and BRASS WORKS. Aeos
Patent STEAM GUhGE3 and oockett COACH vARNIsHEs &c
Locomotive and steam Engine builders Railroad aud Gas Com
panies 30 mPpnst With Brass Work a. manu'scturers prce
uyls-y, r. Z -Fgrsv st.raffnf Ia. .rnf .rf q
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THE BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS AND THE PRESS
From the Nashville Ne,oS.
The news need hardly say, caused the greatest re-
oicng here and was hailed with the ringing of bells and
the firing OF cannon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
IN PORT ROYAL

81 Ladies' q Port Royal have for some been making
preparations for FAIR which ~ held 10 the 7oea HaR
IAUrgg, ne a. = June neat for the benefit Of ST. Peters
Church. Ia that place The public respectfully nyited attend
Persons ed not hesitate to m the Fas account Of the want
Of 0 accommodations the pro hospitality Of the place
and lbohood viii be extended this occasion n s yte
and strangers myl7 ,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

Intense Democratic Harmony,
A New York paper says that the following resolution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
Letter from Horace Coolidge, Esq, of Frank
FRAyKroAr. merkimer Co., n. Y, Nov. /, 1854


Messrs g. w. FowIE 4 Co., Boston,
In the Fall Of 1891 cold which settled
lungs where remained without relaxation tried several kinds
medicine physicians hut received ben
ef The FAN Of 1915 found completely Frustrated
to bed with tie cough accompanied with severe
pain side prof1e and restless nights My family and
friends well myself supposed my time 70 die had At
this crisis sent for bottle OF Wds Brtsd ~ Wd CHERRY
and wonderful relate before had used the fret bottle cough
had greatly subsidized night had left me- appetite
returned pulse became regular slept oundv, Snd
business then consulted able
physician In relation had pursued and the medicine
he advi continue the Balsln which
did, and found myself well and at age exceeding
fifty years enjoy as good health ever before
ever during years have found individual
cough have always nende1 the Bssm and
sentt craulousy the suffering
In conclusion say what have fsid great many mes
before the Basam with Gods blessing saved life
H0rACE COOLIDGE
ey- Caution Pc1ders The only genuine Wisr's Bal
the signature Of ~ BUTT and printed
Propreors the wrapper all other vile and worth
Less
sg- Prepared by sETH w. P0wLE CO, Boston, and for
sale wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
Co., W. PETERSON p DUyAL Richmond, and by all drug
gsts and dealers in medicines In city and country.
ma3-dckvlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
FIRST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES.

VIHE subscriber tayiag received assortment Of Iron
Framed Oyerstuug, brilliant and full toned Of
approved styles containing improve
made By the celebrated makers soebbcer schmidt OF
York, invites the attention the public his Pianos
they the 9th street. opposite Bank street
Also several gooi second hand Pianos for sale cheap.
| maylT-3,' JOHN DUNDERD ALE.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

IIiE hloSlug Numbers drew the principal Prizes in the Draw
Il ing May -, lst0:
Nos Prizes Nos. Prizes Nos Prizes
1920 $1,000 p $50 900 i62 w $4,000
1913 ....-.. 10000 lGzli.... ... 10000
Numbers 95s 10 list 22l2 269i 9n 4G2l 5Oo3 s1'2
522I 5j6 912 1870 SAP, 91}6 1851 OSs3 l0 s63 s93
1855 bob Is i9i 1913, 10 81, 1910 lG 1873 IL l5 59Ia
Il 90 1886 1s, Is $50 152, 1885, % 49, 2O Gg5 80
q 3, p $50 q III 2!3S 236l, 2i17i, 2G37 % 1885, Polio
2s.sD p. 100, - 8>j, 29.4s-tl 600 each
Ia the lass drawing Of the lottery tn 100000 prize drawn
by ticket which has ben subscribed for years
"ho will rope alter his' Edt f,0m the Hirdna CORES
pOadencs cthe Charleston Courier " Aplii 3OA, 1860
The Drawing this celebrated Lottery take place on
the 22d Of May FOR particulars advertisement
column. mal1-dtcit Don RODRIGrEZ
LNOR NEW YORK-FIEST VI ONLIRk -
II MAR PACHET-T! VIRGINIA. LINE Of RON G9IE
MOYD AND NEW YORK PACKETS The superior fast SAIL
ing regult sch HANALL Winters having
the greater portion OF her engaged and going
sail with dtpatch. For balance VI freight, apply
mali-4t DAVID 4 WV CURpTF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
Hide, Oil and Leather store.
|, GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOvRRY.Ls,

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVRRY.-soue ,,n,
IN months since, excellent townsmAn EArHrlu FzgK r
formed hat he had prepared hair resorer With which he ~,
experimenting upon his head whose top was entirely
We him two days SINCE and the place bald four month";
since fine crop Of hair has sprung with vigorous growth "a
convinced Mr. EzEZfd Of the efficacy Of his discovery tl ~
has named 1.-THE INPALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESfORys
Mr. is about going into extensive manufacture Of Ar ,
which destined 10 prove Of anxious interest our b.l ni
,riends-From Richmond inquirer Dec l2h, 1870 '
This article now be hal ofhe principal Drur,
Those who desire fne head fha have only 10 a. D.
according printed directions the bottle Those no
have any doubts Of ia efficacy have them removed In ,,
time b using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER NPALIIBF
proving that Il Is all that Is Is claimed 10 be.
Wholesale depot for ordsrS 90 Main st. z EYKIu
RICHMOND, Hov. H. iss
l. N EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible TIA, have b,s
bald for the past and have my By I
KIELS VIRGINIA HAIR REsr0RER NAPRI.Ii E1rIla
This day before by HaphtA Ezekiel Jos MIRO
del6-dAvly Mayor ~ Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

0kZSNOTHCE.-We invite attention 10 our
49, large sale of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
take place at Auction Rooms ing 10 o'clock
m4yl1 KENT. PAINE A Co. Auctioneeis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

GLARETS! With The beginning Of the warm weather,
~ would call the attention Of friends and the
large well selected Carets have In
mylI o. CRAM, No. 2Exehange Block
XVHIsKY.-4Oobb is Cincinnati whisky celebrated brands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17
DEsIRAnGE FARM IN FLUvANNA COUN-

nESERABLE FARM IN FLUVANNA COUN-
~ rY X SALE 1t contains 6l0 ncres-les the Rivan
Riyer AZ the Unon Msome cleared OF which II
low grounds mostly Of Gne quality Of the high land 49,
In clover and well improved The whls well wa:ered
aad inclDsed.
The improvements very good-the dwelling Of brick
story above baemengood hhei, carriage and Ice
Also office In the yard al neatly painted surround
ed with a nice lawn and shade trees.
The farm houses for and servants we'll
barns for Wheat and Tobacco and Stationary hreshng Ma
chine Orchard Of apples Pears, Peaches Grapes, &C.
We the place a. OOO small cash payment, balance
from TO years.
Mr.. Payne, living near it, will show II. Address
D. J. HART500K,
q X. LEWIS
mavlT-2awtf HOwARrsvuLE Va
cyl other Farms for sale and will very
accommodating terms and at low prices. d. j H.
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WE HAVEA VERYSUPERIORL Ol "a AFRO
w UIsI HAVANA CIGARS on hand OF me ftsa naortsd.
20 Hondo brandt ~ fhss esa" Il" Ms M PslKcr co,
nsls Druggists, corner oh and srsad Streets N'N'7
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The chapters Conscience Natural Religion Slavery
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WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Coughs COid Bronchitis, Asnd Group, WhooDiag Cough,
Q and the well dangerous diseases OF the
TrO5t Cf and lungs prevail In changeable climate, at
Of year enough to their
baneu influence How important then to have at hand certain
ando;e all these complaints Experience that this
lists In Utdrs Bdisdn, found In other
dy however the suffering the sppca Ion OF this soothing
healing wonderful Basam vaRqushes the disease and
restores the sufferer TO wonted health.
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Your obedent servant,

UUtUItLI
r. HUNTER, ~ D.
PowH,r,s Ilou p, RI hmond, May 70 1850
HUSTER Of New York. the writer Of the above
letter and OF those which preceded IT, will close his office
city SATURDAY evening, 18Th Inst which date he
receive pae'ts At his In the Powhatan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-17

Win repltalon Tor modeTalon and sacred nghts,
extending through half century, offer incOntestable
guarantees the American people which very seldom
the case with candidates that usually proposed
Messrs Bell and Everett have however all the dsadvan
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aud their position is the unfavorable in a moment
of excitement, where the opinions rctrench in the
uemes The influence which these candidates will have
on the Presidential election and what part they will per-
FORM depends entirely upon the choice that will be made
by the Republicans hand and the Democrats on
the other The point of this nomination is rather to pre-
pare for certain eventualities
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-17

Standard Apple Trees. from to years, very fine;
do Peach, one year from bud; seedlings 4 years;
do, and Dwarf Pears, 1, "a years, from bud !;
do, ard do Cherries, 2 years from bud, fne;
Ounce Bushes, Plum Trees, Enriy May Cherries,
Grape Vines, H&ra wberries and Chestnut Trees;
Black berries--New Rochelle or Lawton;
Observation-Disclosures Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
Currants-Red Dutch, White Grape and Black
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na ..A-rh nse.e.say laxae and fine. -----,-----.-
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Feb, 10th, la6o-dlm
-7s-rsr~~ee-se
ssrtxtHAg Notice.

NrtxtB&x Notice.
TO MARY ANN CRAIG, Richard Craig and John
Winthrop:
V0U are hereby notified that there is now
4 en- file In the Clerks of1ea of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition
OF samuel K. VOORHEES, claiming OF you the fore
ci9sursof mortgage executed by the said Alarv
Ann Craig on the following real estate situate in
Lee county, lowe, towit: Tw snty Eve 1861 icet off
Of lot twelve ll2) In block one hundred and fifty
ak ti5e), in the City If Keokuk and bounded a.
follow. commencing at point ON the cas- erly line
OF SAID Tot twelve twenty-five feet from the alley
10 said haek, thence along sal easerly line and I'M
SOU hcrly direction twenty five (25) feet, thence
IN westerly direction parallel with Ilenaeau
street nifty 900 feet; thence in NORTH erly direc-
tion along the line Of said lot twelve twenty Eve
feet twence in an easteriy drectio, CITY (5p feet
to the place OF beginning. And Gaming also. un-
ger saad mortgage, judgment or decree arains,
the said Richard Craig and Mary Ann craig for
the sum VI tour hundred do lars With ten Der cent
Per anuum interest thereo from the 9th day Of
tune, 1897, and praying also for sale If SAID
prxpersy, ana alse Tor o. neral relief
TOW, therefore, uni .ss you appear and nnswe,
sara petition on or before the second day Of th,
= Term on said Court to be at Keokuk holden
1susnels ~iii DE rendered against yon thereon.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
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STATE OF IOWA, &C
LEE CouN, 80
IL virtue of src-ial execution 10 me directed,
- Issued by In CLERK of the District Court OF
saia County, IN favor OF II. NJ Reynolds and against
James Davis, have levied upon, and will sell
TO the highest bidder, at the door OF the Clerk Is
oEee q the District Court of Lee County, Iowa,
heeRak, IN saii county, on the 2lst day Of Eehru-
aFy, a. D. 1850. between the hours Of o'clock A.
NJ and o'clock I'm. Of said day, the following
property, TO wit Twenty-three (23) feet front Of
the east side OF lot seren by hundred snd for
" leet deep, IN block one hanired and ffiy-fVe,
$50 in the City of keoknk, Lee county, Iowa
TAKEN levied upon and TO b. sola by order of Court
10 satisfy said writ If execution.
heokuk, Jan. 20, 1850.
IL. Nj. GRIFFITH,
jan2iatd sherTa az Ias f,opr,y
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STATE or IOWA, rs
LxE Couwrv,
DY virtue of special execution to me directed,
ID issued BY the Clerk OF the District Court of
said county, in favor Of Joseph w. Simpson and
against j.. Brooks Carter, have levied upon, and
will sali 10 the highest bidder, 1t the door of the
Clerk 0fAce az It's District Court Of Lee Comfy,
lows. at K(eknk In sid county on the 9TH day OF
March, "A. III 1896, between the hours OF O'Clock ..
m. and ,Olock ,. nj. OF said day, the following
prorSrsy to. wit, The front ends one hundred feet
deer Of lots enc and two, block one hundred and
eighty, City of Kepkuk, Lee County, Iowa. Taken,
levied upon and be sold by order Of Court 10 sat
isfy said writ OF execution.
keokuk, Feb. 9, 1864.
III. nj. GRIFFITH Sheriff Of Lee Co.
feb7dtd by y. b. KNYaRr, Deputy.