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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15


SENATOR DouGLAs on THE HARrru's FEnRY
affair. "A special dispatch to the Union
says:
In the Senate, on Monday, january 22d.
there was great excitement to hear Douglas
speak on his resolution The galleries were
filled, and there was much noise.
Douglas read the late correspondence be-
tween Governor Wise and the President, in
which the latter replies that he finds no pow
or under the Constitution to take action to
protect one State against Invasion from an.
other His object now was to inquire wheth.
er there was not power, and whether it was
not the duty of Congress to take action in the
premises. Unless Congress afford the protec.
ton, where was it to come from2 The States
had relinquished the right of armament un-
der the expectation of Federal protection -
Deny this and the people of the States will
demand that the cords be severed, and that
the weopeus be restored to their hands for
protection. The perpetuity of the Union
was involved in the question. lie could
demonstrate that there was no WRONG for
which the Constitution has not provided a
remedy. Hehead the fourth article of the
Constitution to show that it guaranteed to
every state Republican Government and
protection against invasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
a SPECIAL dispatch to the St. Louis Demo

SPECIAL dispatch to the st. Louis Demo
erat from Jefferson City, says:
As the House of Representatives was sepa
rating after the adjournment on the mn n
personal rencouuter took nloee on the A,or
Of the House between Mr.. Minor of Schuvler
county, who occupied the Speakers Chair
that afternoon, aud Mr.. Davis Of Bocbaran
county, during which several hard blows
were exchanged. The comhatants then clionl,
ed and fell. upsetting benches and brenlin,,
chfirs; they were then separated Further
difficulty is anticipated between the mem.
Bers The affair grew out of some ruling %,
Dir. Minor during the proceedings of the at
ssrnoon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

The Legislature Of Maryland have adopted
new code The Baltimore Patriot COM
plains that it was adopted in the lump as it
came from the coditers, wit out giving an
opportunity for examination
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

Board OF FLEE DELEGArEs.-Ihisb body met
last eyeningat the city Hall A eommu"'-
cation from the late members Of luba Hose
company, donating one hundred dollars to
the Charitable Fund, was received and dona'
lion accepted. TIE transfer of members OF
the Yuba Hose company to the Pioneers,
owing to some iutormality, was laid on the
table. No other important business was
transacted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

The Charleston Is. CO. Courier says, in re-
ply to letters asking if it was safe for North
erners to come there on business, that any
gentleman and honest tradesman, dealer or
merchant, openly and f,irly pursuing le-
gitimote business, will be at any time safe in
that State, and, it believes throughout the
south" What amount Of success may attend
the tour ls,of course, a different question.
lHE Gonzales Texas Enquirer says that not
less than one fourth ofa million of sheep have
been brought INTO Texas from Mexico since
the FIRST of january, 1869, exclusive of those
imported from Tennessee, Illinois. Missouri
and Arkaneas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

A NAN named Francis OBryan, died last
week at Yrcka His death was caused bv
injuries occasioned some time ago, from the
caying Of bank upon him while engaged in
mining, near nawkins,il!e
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

THE Yreka journal speaking ofthe wealth.
er, says; Italy cannot boast Of clearer skies,
softer sunlight, or brighter moonlight, than
the citizens of Yreka are now enjoying.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

II isrePocted that Hiram Fuller is negotia-
ting for the purchase Of the New Orleans Del
ia, and that Mackay, the English poet is to
write for it,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
REMOVAL.

&TAnL's CITY INTELLIGENCE oFFICE.-The
- proprietor Of this stitution has removed his office
from the Hotel du Nord, High street. to No. 30 D
street, MarySyle, between First and Second streets,
where he is able to furnish families hotels, farmer4 in
short evey body with the very best of help, at the
shortest notice. Orders from the country promptly
attended to- S. STALL.
febt1-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

r. Il. McDovLD x Co.-These gentlemen,
the Pioneer Druggists of Sacramento, and
among che heaviest importers in the State
advertise in this mornings DEMocnT their
arrangements for the spring trade. They
have everything psrtaiuing to ,he drug bus
mess in all its branches. Their goods are all
of excellent quality, and having superior ad-
vontages orpurchasing they will be enabled
to sell at prices much less than druggists in
the country have heretofore been paying.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

CoNsoLpArIoN.-Bem the eonsolida-
ton meeting this evening at the City Hall.
As the matter is one in which all our citizens
take deep interest, We shall expect to see
the meeting well attended.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

Is letter to Glasgow friend. Garibaldi
states his reasons for resgning his high mill
@ry post in Central Italy. He "spurned"
'ne present politics Of the Italian chiefs. and
thought it ha duty to "leave them to them
selves" In leaving them, however he states
that he has not left his country and her sa.
,red cause"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

There was fire on Monday night. Jan
23d, at Grand Rapids. Michigan Taylor,
block was burned dawu-loss. sI00.OuO:
insurance, 100000 The post office and
county offices, with contents were almost en-.
tirely consumed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

The JACKSONVILLE QUARTZ MlSEs.-The
quartz lead, lntely discovered in Rouge river
Valley near jacksonville, southern Oregon,
bids fair to provcas rich as any yet discov-
cred The jacksonville Sentinel of recent
date says:
The product Of gold for the present week
far surpassed the most sanguine anticipations
of the respective owners. At the lsh vein,
there had up to Thursday noon, about 400
lbs. Of gold quartz rock taken, all of which it
IS estimated viii yield fully Sl2 TO the pound.
On Thursday afternoon the company struck
upon a section of the vein not before worked,
and from the ledge itself, and from the surface
ground close adjacent coo pounds OF rock
were gathered, all of which is still more an
rirerous than any before found. The rock Is
literally wedged, permated and washed with
gold. Two fragmentary boulders, one weigh
ing about sixty pounds and the other nearly
forty pounds, are in this last described lot,
and it is positively thought 10y those who
have seen them that both will yield one
pound of gold to every five pounds of rock.
There have been some twenty different lots
of the rock from there, both fragmentary and
veinous, brought here in town and crushed
with mortar and pestle in our stores. In no
instance has the average yield of each lot
been less than SO to the pound of rock, and
in some few instances it has reached SIS to
the pound The mass, amounting to over so
pounds, has averaged fully SIS to the pound
avordupois of quartz, and of this the most
! indisputable evidence can be had.
IysANE-The San Francisco Alta of Mon
day says;
Madame Ferron, French lady, who has
lately returned here from Chill, has been
/ found insone, and ordered to the Stockton
/ Insane Asylum. She is haunted with an idea
that she is constantly being subjected to a
series of of galvanic batteries which are caus-
ing electric sparks to fly out of her forehead,
and which she is ever endeavoring to coun-
teract by beating her head with her fists.
she will leave for Stockton to morrow after
noon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

NloEE CIDue-The cider mill man called
on US last evening. with a big bottle ipa oil
the nice sparkling beverage which Ae man
ulactures. 1t was just the right age to be
lively and the boys didn't allow it to grow
any older THINK you, Smith, call again.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

y MRs. DAILY stabbed Miss Hannah Mad
den, young lady Of high character, in Bal
timore, recently The parties had not the
slightest acquaintance with each other. The
woman DAILY was hboring under hallucina.
ton of mind especially upon the subject Of
iaithlessness on the part of her husband. She
called on Miss NJ, charged her with an agen
cy in the matter, stabbed her near the heart
then quickly ran into the street, and but for
the interference of others would have killed
herself as she attempted several times to use
The weapon upon her own person.
GEN CAss has given to the Board of Edu-
cation of Detroit lot of land worth $4,000.
for school house
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

LOCKWOOD d HENRrg's clothing store in
Broadway, New York, was recently de.
stroyed by fire.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
WA. b. LAwLER, JOEL D. MARTIN.
Pistol & Rifle Gallery,
THIRD STREET,

OUR NEW SHOOTING GALLERY being now in
~ complete order, we announce to all that we are
ready to receive visitors. We have spared no expensc
IN hitting it up and hope to be able to merit the pat
rlna1e OF those fond Of the gentel amusement or
Target Practice We viii always have on hand Pistols
and Rid Of the best make. Everything viii he ~
conducted as to ensure the most thorough satisfaction
to those fayorng us with their visits
dec3l my2p LAWLER & MARTIN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

JOEL T HART, the distinguished American
sculptor, says New York paper, has lust
returned to this country from Florence
where he has spent some years. He left
Washington for Kentucky, to receive an or
der from the legislature for colossal statue
of Mr.. Clay. His statue of Mr. Clay. made
for the ladies Of Virginia, is now in Wash.
iugfon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

At Coulsl, Feb'y 18th, the wife of Geo. W. Ware Of
a son.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
91tw advertisements.
NOTICE.

A N ADJOURNED MEETING of the citizens Of Ma
"A rvs le Will be held at the City Han on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 18th inst. at half past seven o.
clock, to receive the report Of the Committee, in ref
erence to consolidation Of the city and county gov
ernmrus. LEWIS CUNNINGHAM,
febl2-td Chairman,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
SPRING T r A D E.
Established i'm IS49.
The Largest Drug House in California.

The Largest Drug House IN CalItornla'
WAVE wonld respectfully call the attention of Drug
Wv gists Physicians, Dentists Brewers, Soda water
Manufacturers Painters and Others to our perfect ar
rangement for the transaction OF the lMPokIiN6
WHOLESALE DRUG BUSINESSin oil its branches.
One Of our FIRM being now in New York purchasing
for us we are enabled to offer greater inducements
than any other honse In the State We have in store,
Of our importation, the largest and best selected
stock in California, and will be constantly IN receipt oil
additional supplies by Clippers and by Express direct
from New York and Boston, all of which we offer at
reduced prices The following comprises part (onyO
of the articles we have for sale.
800 lbs Extract Lquorice, $500 lbs Blue Vitrol,
3 o lbs best Gum Arabic, $500 lbs sal EPSON,
100 lbs Turkey Opium and Oh lbs Alum,
Iodide Potassia 1900 lbs Sulphur,
$50 ozs Suphate Quinine, 500 lbs Tapicoa,
10l ozs Strychnne, lS00 lbs Super Carb Soda,
| "a ozs Sulnhate Morphine 100 lbs Alex SIENNA,
: ozs Kit Silver, pure, goo lbs Suirhate Potash,
100 ozs Iodie MurcuIy, 400 lbs Carb Ammonia,
150 his CalnmeI kegs Jamaica Ginger,
100 his Rlue Pills, 1900 his Cream Tartar pure
Is lbs Cmoroform, sue lbs FlaXseed, ground,
$40 lbs Tartaric Acid, gao lbs Flaxseed,
1.5 lbs Citric Acid, no lbs Balsam Copalba,
8 lbs Spirits Nitro, 40 lbs Gum Gamphor,
| 2l5 lbs Aqua Ammonia, 90 lbs Gum ASnletida,
! 100 lbs Sulphuric Ether, 100 lbs Gum ScammOny,
| 1900 lbs Nitric Acid, Gamboge, Mastlc, Myrrh,
| 10000 lbs Sulphurlc Acid, Iragacanth and Guaiac,
| OIL BergamOt pure, Sugar Lead,
Oil Lemon, pure, SeilliN Powders, ETC., etc.
Oil Wintergreen, pure,
THAN USUAL.
II. III. MCDONALD 81 Co.,
Importing Wholesale Druggists,
Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

HoIIOway's Ointment is a magic balm for
sore breasts sore legs, and old wounds even those
that have de6ed all other applications for series OF
years Thousands Of certificates attest its almost mi
raculous doings in The hospitals both Of the old and
the new world.
e2Y'- Sold at the mandatory, No. So Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c 63c., and 81
per pot. febl5
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
WANTED.

WANTED.
A No. female cook, German preferred,) to
~ cook for small family, five miles in the country.
Wages $40 per month. Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
36 street.
NNANTED.-A German boy to do chores about
w Il house in the country. Apply mt
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
SO ID street.
MAANTED,-A good gardner. The owner Of
w the garden q acres, of which a Of an acre is
planted with strawberries) will furnish team, seed
etc, and divide the profits with the gardner.
chance to make money. Apply at
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
SO ID street.
NNTANTE a. "A first rate and well recommended
w girl to do the chamber work in n private family
in the city. Apply 10
s.srAHL's City Intelligence Office,
36 street.
chambermaid to so 80 miles in
w the country. Good wages. Apply to
STALLS City Intelligence Office,
SO D street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
Rev. Thos. M. ID. War;. .

Missionary Elder of the African NJ. E. Church will
preach in the colored Methodist Church this evening"
at 4 o'clock
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

THE Cleveland Plaindeaer announces that
Miss Flood, daughter of Chas. B. Flood, ed
itor of the National Democrat, has lately
been appointed to an $500 Clerkship in the
Cleveland Post Office, in place of Widow
Milford Douglas) removed-an appoint
ment eminently necessary to be made"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15

The citizens of Bourbon county, Kansas
held meeting recently and resolved, as they
believed the fever which RACES with such fla
tai effect among the cattle in that vicinity in
the summer ard early fall is caused by the
passage of cattle in droves, large and small,
from Texas and other southern parts Of the
country, they would resist the passage of
such droves from April to November.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-15
l. o. of o. f.

1. o. of o. +.
The officers and members of Yuba Lodge No. 3, l. 0.
0. f., aIe requested to meet with Oriental Lodge No
IS, THIS wednesday, EVENING, at seven O'Clock,
for the purpose Of forming an "Odd Fellows Library
Association" Of Marysyle. Per order of Lodge,
CI1AS. L. THOMAS, R. S,
Oriental Lodge No. 45, l. 0. IF.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-11
mUSyx.Am ATs0w.

Where's, the people OF potta " tkasnis
eenhty decided ~ ! yoks tahsa on akR 15th
day ok lane, lsS7,l that said sgsusEVl
sh$aM Subscribe shree hashsrsA lheasana
deilaks TO the capital stack az Ia sRIMsis-
slnpa aAd &issonri Air Ran Head Con-
Pany, ARas whaEeas peettiena Aaws re-
eenkay been pgesenied q che uuAsrmarTg..
sd, Ceunty ysaags OF said eoanky, aiaasd m
more thaR enc RcmrtA AZ ~ laxal vst@Fa sf
sata epnDkya aakiag khaE thu Qsasssssn n
reSNahalmg the said woSs IND tha aahasNsn4a
tsen e SEpeka Ia said nsn R@ad c@san nss
De sahnitted to uosa rR the peopla. "a -
early day Is RoshibIs. Tkssafsws. NO
hcs y hsre6y giva1 thss IA slsrsssm spsgs
Be held IL The sexsxal Townsa.zzas a. sszad
lesantya on Wsanasaay. TIE tstA slasT az
Fs6saaxFs lA90. 80 gete upoa lbs asaeskian
@ raseindiag said yoss far tbs asaheesiss.r
fkea e Hkpek % sasd Rsfi n0ad GQsapa -.
% whleh elseskea klAsss liz favps a. rssalss-s
HlRg said vets fer ed saksexsus& q -
sstctgs viii bars Eikksn az peiakad - khsirl
bzllotSs Fer Rsac dlng. &nd kk0no 10.
Aossds YIN hava wEtksen Of prissEsd a thslr
ballots, g ~ ainss Rescindlng 4, Ihe slee-s,
kaua % DO conducted By tia sasaa palaaxe,
and I'D she sasas maaneg aa geaerak elaa~
sioass End thsk wikhla 6Ee days sssesedlae
said slsction, the returns theresa e - saz2e
10 Hasy 1t ~ osEes in CaunsaI nsafs.
sg $50 Is pr EAGAIox, CO. TsaAga.s =
Dated 5anaary g0shs a1s Nv.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-11

WHEnEAas GA the 18th dav Of Noveag-
fsxecutsd unto 8eS. N ssdt. sn3 p nae
s Ayssaa TKusassm sge@2ia ns@a 4
F1Tast, caaysIjaS to said Trustees, the fol-
lowing dssssIbed ira u land, to-wtt -
sfThe Npkth half Of the South East quartz
and the wsat hair az the Npgth East guar
Ter Of Ssg$eSn vkeex9s ri 81 III Tpxnship
sighty-oRs, Ig1ly EeftE u Range Foytr.
kfATesy R&21 zsK z sisAaEAd Is NanFisca
sAEsakEs IA tlas Ststa Of Iewa: whieh saH
DEED Of Trust was recorded Ia ahe ResoE-
deTfs QESge, cd sad coantws "a tbs 2ssh
day oa Nossmhsg, 1851. Ia BECK aD. y o.
Pages ma zed "a, aag aasa aaAas by tAs
sid L. ~ Eltne aud EmiIy Kline 10 Seears
kase p9yiaslst OF eartzfk ssssmfzsory kSts.
given to Ieetls T. Jaekasa, On the 18th dag
81 NegeaKbef. 1857, fpg the saH oFons thou
sana one lsstndFed sna eEghsy+sfx ulrtv-seT@
en- enc handfsa cellars, aas ak uoBlhs a.
~ date, viii = p esak lvteFsst, sxseu-
ssa b tKas ssEd HzsIlY gss and de- aaia
mote hxvtnk bseess 1 81 81 payabls. ana
tAss said EafiY KIsas hsssak tAiIsd to pay
esae d ne on any part khsFeof, therefore,
DadhsS S Nye, ens Dc fals 1fustees above
ssAenelnhsd. " xig9aa Of ma 30 var aslega.
bed 60 Eae in said Dead sR Enasg;aoa seausst
81 tbs hs9sA ciaTfsg 81 sala Deed I'll Trust
WI Ga Wednesday, sha Mra& 4ay tof Feb
FsaEy, 1851, hekwesR tha heuEs "a i0sScloek
A. "a. @aa 4 eAcioek n a., cell ths abovs
aaeeEissd prupersy, la treat se the County
yiagssH AaEees In khs city sf Coancti Biass
e RsgtawsttaaIe ea@Mfys ID O. state Of
asssa 80 Slse highess hsddgx for cash II
laAass, v satisfy aad pay said nets, wilh
s@s isksFass khsEeoa and costs Of sale
Wpan the eamplet aas "a said aaSs, Ksns&
waA @s &avQm ths paReha@sf Ia aSe@4ssa hcs
sRssa the stipalatlona % aaS& Deed 8 Tgugs.
- saafasd nBDLEY 8. NE, So.
srs.. ,s.a EHsAsss.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-11
10 40 NOTICE.

8 n appearing from psgasFs "a 6Is in nv
90 ess Aas Qua netiea had been Elyen Of Us
pseseaas lea e 4 petIElan q As Coaasy
Jugs - Pct II agzfie sss11lE Far Eas az /.
Fpsik kAi4n ~ = Cola ~ foAeF ta sxsniae
~ Fouss seS 4 CSaAty K6ad. s0nnaneinx
PC ne Ecanty LING sea- EAg asnszs OK The
M@sSh west quaFsef 81 Zee q. EewashiP
10 ~. R9 wsats hAmee saaeA DO the
azHsAH or tAe N&llw&. aFxfA 81 a a Msns a
gazaas thenee Cd stia aeaf csc ID 49, ys,,.ts
se ths Asaf taass eDsnag Be- ygsss -,
AZ aas&a 8 8 Ia sa1& kswaslsae as8 "a 80
LEaaaes % he &sakaAt ap& $50 fasss 81 8 Z
teFaeax s6s tHassEy R1aS s8am "a aeaesis ~
Amefseams an& b @aaoa appsArfna nat
EommlssasAsv had been dnl8 appefnlsa.
wAa had gxxNeinea Eat gaaae ana ssRaEtsSg
lFAAsrahl y u ~ u " - = d ~. . b
| sAas said Road had A@sa plasssa and hsld
R0tas thereof made as Tsqalrsd by law Ghd
aaid gspe EseS haeing zsee abcassa b. De
fnFspeF Ednnky Judge, 10 Whoa said re-
pewt waa mhAs. AzsA ne shay hayinx bssB
~ " himfa nsa 81 szAA ap~s
naisAfiqns II II Therefore ardessaA. that The
FIRST A2Sad&y u sMseh, 1890, ,bA sst fer
the Gaaa haaKsa@ sAsnaaks al whiazla tina asl
PaEsnna Sppeasa kua 4haa EseaAkan 81 said
reed can attend aaa show smaSss, If szy
thsy have, why Il snSuid not oct b legal
,samyy oasss.
N@q a fE5n -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-11

SuIuluK -. YTe lsagn fkuzn Ms. a. HAAR,
Of lhis olty, wks Essarnad O aasx days age
from a trap TO she seute@l pare Of Eha
Stare, thak = aaH naned Villa, pssid.
ing aEAianorss fsasbris camAayy eammitt-
I'D sasSsAae sc saaAs pla4s shuas swa wsa2s
ago, by takang ssFyehnines Tha awan-
Ing pEgyasss - hSs death he AtaauApsed
70 taks has liEs by oatsing his tEfoat,
bat failed 60 pTadRaS fatal weunds
lie was a siBgfa nany about 20 years
old, aaa Z native 81 Virgins. Thapre.
aumed aaase e. tha gAsA acs, is .--Abous
two ysaes age, #hils reading id Tirgin-
iay he ID lied u&a sad immstai asssg lsaa
fFum shasssss sad e Aswa4 Some
ace weeks psevioaa - hia EleaEh he Ts-
ssased o latSes ffazRa sfisnd I'M Virgin
les in watch be was Informed shaa slaB
friends Of the MAJ Ne maRaaFea hed
learned az his wkessmba8Aa and wase
about kakiag ataps 10 eBsss hia aRRsss.
Remoxse and she fear ID belng sakaa
back Esd made 20 answss Ter he orias
CO msrdsss Sc wsaaakk apaa d higAiy
psrvpaa Bpvgamasnt aaGs q pssy#ieAl aFsr
ten greatly degxilassssd hy aenNarapgsea.
shal il TaaAe hin Afe&id "a lixs. sad
heswea bis hand h. mmis ssaf ms6nz,
SSo&g csts Register
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-01-11

pnssH 81 = aSzsss Zen ssaa sls tye
cpnvensipn VS. hega III 0oanail cbam
81, Coa6sil zssaaIz, Dee. sIss. 1859, fog
tAe pnrppsa u nominating Delegates le
attend he stats 0eavaasIou II Isemosas,
q 81 FsgTs So whsn Us fall
lswlaR basI6sas Aas ssah sasEsa. Oh 80
aian Sawiaxa - aaasiasksa Prssis
asu1, ara q q. WslIlama, seesesaEy
j. ssal4aa lhsaf zpk gsagA u
RionFnnsent fer thsp arpasa Il giving meFs
asnple sesisslsa ~ 4 asEssE ssmsassRs,
thai III might Do Tally represented.
]. D. Tsss ppEaa lhas sAs oqaFaaslsn
I.aajpsn u thA sssoaa satHrdsy n Fsh-
Tassys - lsa'saeek ps mss "a 0saussa
Haaly snls Y
Col. Babbsss ssao6asd ths asslca. i
j, ii. shsFnaan mevsd, AZ a. asnaad-
maass thssitha CoavsRsien be saaRea
sosa Dslsvasa asssssug.
CHS. Test end BAb6iss gsrsnusa sys
posed the ahaspdmsas, = bsin9 iahptss-
aiesble, aud pafaiss saosding 0pporsn-
nifty for packed conversions, aad from
Ithe proportionAss ri ssniasion aepriv-
ting chase townskipg oasssas 81 DE eIeg
Of an aeheessya szaaehsss gAns 1aws.
ship hasiag, m that sasss . gfssssr asna,
Der Of Delegates yhaae sc ether sown-
ships Ia he aggrsgkss.
Gel, Palmsr bslisEsd the nosiss rst6-
Fer shors, bus ahoaghk delegates naght b
be nominatsa al tAspreseas 0omvsnaion,
and At at sysnss VS. ID favor sf ! Dat
lsgase Asstiag. The qpessloa # aaend-
nens. being pos 20 yuaes rwasfipss by :
large majority. zs al' a1saa a
The original molten thai % adioarn-
ing ill shs seSsad Saturday II 7 sbrna.
| ~, 1865 - p. n.s In GsnaeKt Hal,
being thsn pas to vote was carried
BY 30 q 2i.t .s.sss 9 sa5..s.i.
On neAien. i vas resolved Ahas the
proceedings Of the CanEanainn Be Sab
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