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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
In relation to the recent decaioa Of Judge Love i

III VIaClOl 10 VlO IcVVV uCOIII0u OI 110'0 "
he Mississippi Bridge case The Chicago Press says;
Perhaps some who re id the accounts may conclude
that the fste of the bridge is sealed, AMI that it is
bou1d 10 come down this time. There is likelihood,
however, of any such thing occurIing-ceIt3iuly not
Until the matter has been aoudicatsd by the Supreme
Court of the United States and we do not believe
that decision so manfestly unjust to the public
directly a, variance with the progress of events, the
new conditions of the age and the necessities Of COM
meIce, will ever be obtained from that tribunal.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations. for the week, corrected for from
the rates current at the Banking Office of Messrs.
Tbomrson BrOthers:
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SUMMARY ReePfs-Increae ct the ports, compared with
last yea bales. ETpots-lncreass to Great Britain
eco 900 bales increase France l3 O0 decrease to other
foreign ports, $1,000 Total increase in exports 10000
John McClave has cold lots north side of 9th
st., between 10th and llth-avs each 25xlOO feet for
81 600 per lot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

ALLEGED SEDUcrIoY-A wealthy I'raelite named
JACOB Adler arrested yesterday at the install Ce Of
Louisa Lippmsnp, upon warrant issued by the Court
Of Common Pleas for seduction. Tue accused is Q
married man, ard tie plaintiff, who employed In
his family as nursemad, alleges that ho Fsined her
while she was member of his household
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The new Band of the Seventh Regiment will give
An instrumental and vocal Concert this evening at the
Ply month Church.
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Fowls y m....,. Ito ~ Ducks pair ......i wqI ~
TurgeJs n...... "a Is lGiunea Fowis Z pr. II %
Geese ch. head. al SCI Tame Pigeons, I'll SIdi
Do, common, State. T50l %
POULTRY BY TIA PACKAGE ,oz,.
Turkeys, choice.,.l6 Ill Geese, choice NJ. lOdlZ
Turkey, common......R dH lGeess, common, T. ID.
Turkeys Censds...l0 dl2 Geese, Canada 1lO
Chickens and Fowls, chH ais Ducks choice y d.. lib do
Do do. common .....0 ala Bucks 20 Chickens Dbl @
Chickens, Cansda.....l0 dl2 iCapons % ......H 9si
POTAToRs1here is improvement In the market fresh
arrivals t Roch ester MERGERS in barrels selling AZ 81 49,
packages included The old stock IN bulk held at the sse
price but DONE Six barrels Of Bermudas have arrived
and sold at Sc 50 y bbl We quote:
Buckeyes, Jeney...l 006l q Western Reds:..;' 81
Jerfey Mecers....I 98d2 DOL sweet Potatoes, Della -
Peschblows Dbl IL RGl 81 ware, v oDl'..d OO16 DO
FRUIT
APP1Es-we quote
West,rn Mixed lots a Ooaa 80 Graowers O0d3 30
Greetings .....3 25as rs seetnouItbeu 0oG3 80
Padwins sCG4 % RoLbuIy Russes.S WdS %
SpitzenbeIg s.........s oCd5 00i
CRASBERRIEs-We quote: -. ~.
Jersey cb bbl 10 G0D3 90 Eastern, chocel3 C0Gt 90
Jersey, IL C0d3 90 Eastern. common OOdlO w
STRAwBERRIEs from Savannah 81 90 Y qt
DhIEp PEACeKs-We quotes Southern new best, nom Geof
GA lsal6c Virginia l2dl7c-
DRIED APPLBs-Tbe msket Ia dull, lower, and unsettled
There very little demand except for speculative purposes
DEED Recommendations, 6dSlc, ID Northern
DmIED CHKRnIEs-Pited 929a3c p II.
DRIED PLUns-2Go22c. Y n.
DKIED RAsPBRBKIEs-l6alSc. " d.
MAPLE SuGAR-9dl2 u ID.
ToxAToEs- Bermudss, p 4q- box 81 25.
TrRSIPs-Rutabegas, 75n88c. y Dbl.
ONIONs-We quote: White, 81 $3.50 n Dbl do. Yellow,
81 So do Red y Dbl 81 So Red. p loo lunches S2G ~ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

The KIsGs County Rocky MOUNTAIN CLUB. -
There are but few of readers who lived Ia Brook
Ign during the stirrvg political campaign of 1856 who
will not remember that vigorous organization which,
under the title of the Rocky Mountain Fremont
Club took so active and efficient part in the support
of tie good cause in Brooklyn and the neighborhood
and made so powerful an impression upon the politics
of that locality. The Club was composed of young
and enthusiast meD fred by generous indignation
at the outrages which were then perpetrated in the
came of Democracy and wholly unused to the tortuous
ways Of practiced politicians. Coming together spon-
tapeously from the impulse of a common enthusiasm,
having no private selfish aims to promote, adopting
action rather than discussion, their rule they threw
Themselves, with all the patriotic ardof of youth,
into the contest, and in remarkably short time the
Club grew to be powerful and efficient agent in
the dissemination of political truths. AT the close Of
the well Tough. campaign Of that year, the members
recognized for the contest of 1860 and adjourned sub
ject to the call of their officers. We happy to
nounce that they have already set about the work
again IL earnest. Several preliminary meeting have
been held. The members have responded to the call
with urabated ardor; and they will soon publicly take
the field with recruited ranks and the added efficiency
derived from their experience in the former campaign
An announce ment will soon be made of their frat pub
lie meeting, and we doubt lot the Republicans of
Brooklyn viii rally in full numbers to give their
tenance to these efficient champions Of the common
cause.
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IAdYerfi.annanf.l

MERCHANTS FROM ABROAD, and STRANGERS IN
TIE CRY viii find the Free Museum Of FOuLkR l. WsLLx
No. 3e8 Broadway JUS above the PGt, p.ce -
visit contains pusts SKULLS and portraits Of the most note
en- the scrd has known made whea dssrel
showing the talents defects, ard proper occupation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
NY. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce
For rHE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,, MARCH %, 1850
Reported exclusively for THE TRIBUNE by DREW

IOK THR WEEK WBDSEsDAY MARCH ~, 1850.
Reported exclusively for THR NEW TRIBUNE by DREv
FRENCH 80
NOTICE TO COSsrGyORs FARM PRODUCRPut everything
In order MAX plain indeibe directions every package
ncaoing weight with tsre count and name oil articles: Also
always send by mai with notice when and how th' are
forwarded.
returned and en- small lots OF s1uh ~ cent Othef Farm
ae for sales Of good Produce in good order at
whoesa such ameTs realize and not Joobe or sPecaa
The market wsgs on to the same old tune with bu.
s variations. aud these ae all on toe 10" notes aid tending
toward lower stph The receipts have eIn'inued very large
The FL & S P b95 S Gu goa aras 81. epd
term 70 escape damage Of It's degenerng nto with
the fret weather sudden and large Stacking oil In
foI any ally the ket r old Butter Ne@ Butte cores
Butter cannot be Smugsed through fresh spring
made.
pect Butter trade indicated in the following extract
roma circular Of Lafayette Hubert; - =.
The production Of Butter this past was large IN.
crease upon the preceding one Al the county opeIofs 't
November unanimous In their belief that tue Fs make
was much ssihsn the previous one but yet sufficient 20
supply any local demand almost entirely the city demand p
peart be This grade which Is the case "en Is not eRo
stGs the dairy region extending ia gain sections
such Ontario and Geneee counties Had not been 10, tue
English demand ,Ea took Of market within g. days,
nearly 10 90 pckes Blu prices would have reached ger
never occurred for that particular quality and never e
y again The demand heretofore for that qoaer h been
mainly Butter Prices have rated lower Tor al grades
on al sve,age since tto lat of January last than
s1y PresiOu, one for seveFal years a; tho same g.
January February would increase the shipping demand 70
pch eAebt IS to produce an tnl IN p1 S -
EIgsh ceand More variance In piece a. 70 qua ~ mas oos
a. TO stimulate in improving the sy The past e~
years been great negligence in this respect On thef
sy In price For this reason hoSe buyers who bought with
out regard quality have suffered IN conseqaence The
general opinion prevalent among Butter dealers IA TINS
present H. prices must down to the odiashoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

SARATOGA EMPIRE SPRINGS WArrR. -Depos
REMOVED from 40 Broadway No 10 Joha where 80 90
new receiving tho wss9g assh Gsm the spring a.
q. w. WnsSN "
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Advertisement

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLR LlSIMESr cures cuU
and wounds and leaves . ,a,,,.s
Dr. Sweets Insibe LinmenI IL really friend n nesas-
and every family should have IL on hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
Acknowledgement

Millions OF Bottles Of Mrs. WNsLow's SOOrE-
sRur used every year In the United States for
Children Testhins with neversng success Relief Is .ms-
date and certain. Only Is cents bottle.
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IAdyertisemenI

GAS GAS New GAS FIXTURES for the Spring
trade superior any offered BEFORE win be- found
great Manufacturing Depot Removed to No. $40 Broadway,
opposite Nibo's- WARSKR, PscK 4 Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

PosTPosEmEST, The regular meeting Of the Re-
publican Central Club, called for this evening at Suy-
yesant Institute is postponed till next Thursday, when
the Executive Committee, it is expected, will make
report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

Ps.,iek G,Gsey Of Engine Company No. 81, Write
,uu,ipO 70 a FIRE 10 the Second Distrc. ys5erdT
morning fell at the corner Of Third avenue and Thirty
teooDJ street aud wss run BY the engine sustain
ing fracture of both legs The police report soA' "'
engine was running on the sidewalk at the une'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

Total 5B4 4bbfy 355 3l6232 429 2I2
Previous 23a5o2S l560s2l 5Ss32G 1913 coz 39
The Chicago and Rock leland Railroad Co. resumed
hepsy ment Of divide nds to-day by declaring y cent
payable 18th Of April. The transfer books close on
tie ID and reopen tie 1lth prox. Aiser the pay
nebt Of tie dividend and large contribution to the
Sinking Bard, the c upany have on hand ample fund.-
for the payment Of lie July eonlons. We are glad
bsee tLif Company in the ranks Of diSidend-paying
'oaas again An injunction placed upon the funds of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
advertisement

The best thing in the world for Coughs Colds,
and Pumouc Complaints Is Mrs NJ ~ GARpSEss BALsAs OF
LiyERwoRr AND hoARHoUsD, Indian Remedy, for sale
everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

HEALTH AND BEAUrY.-Mr. L. Y. Robbins gives
the closing lecture of his course, at Clinton Hail. this
evening. Subject, "1ho Health and Bsauy of
Woman as affected by Costume, Air, Exercise and
Light"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

CBKEsE continues hrm with slightly upward tendency Tor
the finest GRADES Cheese makers about commence
INK operations, volunteer little advice for oer especial
benefit SKINNED Cheese 10 aDomil aon-danserous nnd
demorazng from beginning TO end. Daymen seem TO hsye
thought Il possible the and u keep it to maze
Butter Spring from their early nj k and still keep 20
make for th, market The exceedingly low Iees and
IN any instances loss Of this Kind OF Cheese during the
years Ought open the eyes Of the doest and "h
prospect Of low prices for Spring Butter and high prices Tor
the met make unskmned weade and welcured Cheese
hope will require both boxes aud tnos to convey the
product Of the milk To market We quote: -
Extra quality T. iD....u Ul3 English Dairy doshenllta5
Fair 70 pood qualy... 0 alO English Dairy West oil
Ohio, cbaice........... 9 a OIL
very duD and only the choicest Qualities can be
sold within our range Of quotations. lower grades almost
utterly unstable We qnoe lpacksges ineludedl; 49, o.,
Medium bu 6Z tl 0ydl o5 idney do ''''.'..'S a20S 8
BEKswAx-southern and Wettern, p ID, 5i055c.
BRooM CoRN-We quote: Best GRADES, = d. lOc.
EGG>-The receipts have been immense; the consumption
ditto Prices have gradually declined during tho week app
reny touching bottom yesterday, when large quantities we're
sold Ut &c., and lots at he rmer ieeng prevails TO-
the prevalent rate BE Pces were about the san
al he corresponding time last Spring which the lowest
point OF that season. We quote: ..,
J.rsey Phila, doz. 1919 Western, = do1...' IJ9lo5
State a. ooZ........... l50iJl
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RrA1 EsrArF -The folloWing .aIes ware yesterday

RIAL ESTATE The Following sHIeS Wofe ye5terdAy
made by A. j. Blocker, son Go 1900
brck mouse and ot No 81 and S Oak street
Four br heuse and lot No AZ Car street 2t3x5o e
Lesse If ls with renewals, OF no l5l Monroe street
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[Advertisenent
DREW e. FRENCH,
rsopUCE CoNaTssIoH MHROHArrs
Butter, GEESE, ices, POULTRY, CANS, 10
~, "a. R,ua,,.. No. $50 Readest,
Third door below Washlngton-st-, New-sors
We refer 70 d. r. MARTIN. President Ocean BenS-
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HELD PoR GRAsD LARcEsY.--A young woman OF
respectable appearance pamed Eliza GAdson brought be-
ere Justice Cornwe yesterday The charge OF grand aosny
stealing articles o. dess from tho boarding house OF Mrs
iusSion, and gave ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29
Gov. Stewart Of Missouri has sent in a Message TO
the Legislature in which he SAYS:

Gov. Stewart Of Missouri has sent in Message TO
the Legislature, in which he says
free that In the bills before do find objection
able aud therefore hope II there be doubts Of he
Of In either House. that the proper measures
viii be taken to OF that the defects
be died and the objects session DO coDommste
Iutt that responsibilities those pertaining to the
UTe Of these important measures OF the approval OF exact
involved TO be forced upon the Executive Depart
by the absence from their places Of these who have the
power to apply the reu edv -
devoted to it in the General Assembly aud out OF it, ia oppos
en all Of obstacles that could be nteTposed cspno
fe other than the warmet interest in the SUCCESS oil tue
which have thus brought into existence No can
q keehy myself the responsibilities that att sch to
egsatiOn SUBJECT therefore trust the that these
facilities thus created have been used and on sun
dsy quorum OF the coordinate branch Of the Government Ia
ordtr that the main responsibilities pertaining to their Interests
i2ht be thrown upon the Executive Department IL not well
founded And hope to have official information at tho earst
OF the fact that the Oene'a Assembly Is PREPARED 70
ioceed with the business awaiting action.
The legislative correspondent of The 81. Louis Re
publican writes:
Mr. Goode denounced the most extrsodi.
nary rejecting both branches OF the Legislature add
M assertions nsnuaons and conclusions false and untrue IN
every particular.
Y6u III perceive that the Governor insists upon quorum
You down liked fact tat this caun0t be accom-
pihed for this OF the members VIII before
wl back. The only chance left ID for sufficient
number remain here during the mis- an allow
him the bids BY Withholding his signature let
time make the iaws
Mir scott of Buchanan defended The scon of the Executive
but IN Ger the CT cunsances II was rather up hill oune's
TIE message OF the Governor construed here by many TO
amount 10 papatle His conduct is fast sacfh Ing all bis
welcomed reputation both among political friends and
enemies.
In relation 10 the movement in Cotton, William +.
Wright & Co.'s Circular says:
The following Is statement Ct the movement In Cotton since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

This large business is likely to continue, as the Pa
cifc Nail Co. have adyices Of large emigration from
New-EDeIand this Spring. attracted partly by the
Wssh-e Mres. The bears in Pacific Mail continue to
harp uroD the fact that this Company has lost the mail
contract but make no reference TO the stu more import
ant fact that the subsidy of 5000 900 per annum to
Com Vanderbilt has been stopped and that all present
danger Of opposition from any quarters at an end The
Company has however 8Ai contracts to the extent OF
500, 900 per snnum
The following shows the condition of the banks OF
tie four leading cities Of the Union according TO the
latest weekly statements IL hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

Veal Calves, live, y 70. Z a 6!
' eai, caTca-ses......s.. . ~
PorE. Jersey, Light. y a y
rrn, ga SOC. +; Tenn, 4jdsic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

GRANTS YoR THE Press ABRoAD.-The Executive
Committee of the American Tract Society, at meet
ing held, New-York, March y, the Rev. DR.. De Witt
in the chair made the following appropriations to be
RENTED to foreign and pagan lands, chiefly 10 aid of
missions connected with several foreign mission
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-08
tVOr the Mountain Democrat
RrseNtnridRe and Lane.

c.,;so,ni.ps. .riss respond to the toast
me. cheers for the man whom the country loves
most!
Three cheers 10 Breckinridge, young ."-"' ~nu w"
To the Mirty.Lsree Stdrs-,be red "hiIe Ano "'S'
Our flag must wave proudly, and honored AofOso'
when BreekInrdge wislds for his county MS s"Oi"'
No traitors At home, while In council he stAnos'
Dare rend that proud banner with parTicide nSnus'
Shout then, for Breekinridse shout with sood "'H'
Till his name be echoed from valley and hull
Proclaim him In speeches--decare him in Thymes-
The man for the people-the man for the times!
Let's send forth three cheers. and tiger again.
For MeIicob hero, brave Gen'ral Joe Lane
The patriot soldier. who fearlesSy led
lis band Of tried true hearts mid dying and dead
Who dared for his country to let bis blood now
Whilst Abraam, AT home, prayed success to the Toe
With Breck FOR tie captain, brave Joe a. bus mAte'
who fears for the fate Of our strong Ship Of stae
With truth for its compass, twill meet with no har'
Though demons u earth and of he'll rule the storm.
Then send forth three cheers and . tiger again
Fot the gallant old hero, brave Gen'ral Joe Lane
Thrice three for the fAbric "our free Con'ttuuon'
Built on tlle base of the great Revolution
Tie ark Of the covenant. lcLs l".y 1t Stand,
A taiisnan ever Of peace - oar iAnli
Wih,r,I may the ,orr.r he aaI pa!'.~i ih" arm
Tat, BY void ~ action, would bring to 1t harm
Tatn, down W,h fanA;.s, anI lark iat;'rn' too
War, var 10 the kr.e. Ea.asi the wo' lily hcad crew
IL old Sa'an's JAii! !.i all traitors BE- rraui"I.
BE ANARCHY curs'd, and be tyranny daH,hd,
Aad who to IL. Uh'.-n -tail c'cr " "" !.'."yAl,
" BE hss,L a laugrsan, AID hc h.s Cr-; I.al
SAN FRAN,i-a,,, sept, ~. I-G
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-08

SACRAMENTO DAILY DEMocRAr.-We
neglected TO notice in our issue of Wed.
nesday, the appearance Of an ably con.
Quoted and neatly printed daily Demo.
cratic journal, bearing the above title. 1t
is edited by NJ. G. UrroS, ESQ, a gentle
man familiar with the politics of Califor-
MIA, fluent and fOrcibIe writer, and an
unwAvering Democrat and published by
II. >. BIDLEAAN, q gentleman we'll known
in Sacramento as an efficient and jealous
Democrat. We cordially commend the
Democrat to the patronage of the Democ.
racy Of Ell Dorado, and earnestly urge
them to give it an extensive circulation in
our county.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-08
suERIFT,S SALE

10y WRITE Il At orj,r Il sale. ,',utd ~; &
ID the Cr'k'. be.o- of "a" Hon. l. ,iIIci t"urt
~ the E!e'en'h JudiciAl bI.;Ti~' and fof III
DoTAd" county, "u IdEHrHi FcLd.Itd "n the
~ LAI tl - ticiAtsT.A T. Isl1. IL IAlsI af4 s.O
VI. C""!se, and AgAIn,, u. ". \. MUr;hsn. fer
the sth Il one tbuusaLd, fuTt'sn IS I0D doilATs.
81 ,Vlt ~ Nuh interest thereon, At the rate oT
fur p~F cent. I<T mouth fr"Sa the ith day 81 sep
teinbST, A. u. lAGi. untii paid. together uuh the
sniH ~ nh''h ~ lo0 d"..at. els - ou,, of 'u.t.
and a'eF1IHR t".ts. have Ie'Ied urIp. ard Uiib
'Ai'"s g. T@sbIe sale, at the CouIt LutSs dUOg, In
the city u rIAesT'IHe.
On the 29th day OF September. 1880,
Al 10 u'ehsh, 4. VI. all the right. iiI.. interest
aud clam Il the sAId u. ". \. MoTthsn, II, in
and I" the following dsS Tbed rnoF eSErd property,
{" u!: pi'ee - parcel q ground SiiAAisd IL
he oli! Il iTaerT'Iiir, aud ds.eTibsd fOlL1Us:
Be3hH that 1T lyIHg south Of " ain street. Is,snded
"a tic UeH by the if perry - ke,pie on the AauIh
=, the Hin. on The ezSt bt the pTnpeity Of Whit
u"Tth. on the DOTth bt tic tas u HTG,toa, Car
thaye JphnsOh. Child WoFtbsn, NaGgoiIen.
shd the Old Round TCbt-tbe unuh ussi.Fn poT-
tob extending To MAN street, Icing the Op<n
space heiHssI the Round Tent snd kepsis to-
gc'hsr NI'h tho npFOs's ats theresa eonsistin1
Of the 'iAtlrs kDn~ n AS Condrr's Livery stAbles,
and the cottage occupied h, Nrs Bhsd.
". BIEWELI., Shen6
Of ii lhOFado Co, Cal,
Hy T.. W. CoDDIN.IoN. I'ndsT sheTiG.
sheriff. Ohce, I1aetr'IlIr, sspt :. IGO -
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-08
D,strict Convention.

Atameeting of the Delegates Of Super
visor District No. /, DR.. |. S. Titus was
called to the Chair, and ThOs. II. Williams
elected Secretary.
On motion, an election was proceeded
to by ballot, and resulted in the nomina'
ton Of David McCausland, Of Gold Hill,
Coloma Township, for Supervisor of the
First District
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die. ]. 5. TITUS, Chairman.
Tnos. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-08
Meeting OF the Democratic County
Central Committee.

At meeting Of the Democratic County
Central Committee, held at the office of
the MorNrAIH DENocRAT, Thursday. Sept
9th. 1860, on motion Of Col. u. NJ. Boyd,
d. W. Gelwicks, of Placcryiilc, was unan-
imously elected Chairman, and Dr. :. +.
IIamm, of diamond Springs, unanimously
elected Secretary Of the Committee.
On motion, Committee adjourned.
D. W. GELWICKS, Chairman.
S. +. HAMN, Secretary.