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NV F1oVs
To nsbt the Republicans of The t~o houses met
The Senate norppassa Hiram Goodwin, of Hchhsid couH
county for Clerk In ne Hoase osncus, q " Perry n
Fsfned porninssef for scesker (he held the
Once last pearl; DANIEL Ho'coms, of Hartford county
ncrrlns,ed foy es, cerk Cgrus Northro Of Fair
Bed county for ssc,pa cers, and Carriages and Bo<ch
kns lor s$~ie prnt>ra
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RoCEEDlEGs OF THE SOUTHERN sECE-
DERS CONVENTION.

oHAHrssrox, Nay I, 1890
g. Andrews Han was shrongsd Last sight By the South
delegates and others end ne exsmsnsus vss Of The
most Intense dsscrfptbs.
Mr. srnu. Of Alabama, prcpossd iAsa ne meeting ad
jours 70 the open air. The hsi ~ evidently 700 smA
hold all who desired 10 take part NE proceedings
Mr. YsScy, q Asbsms rose 70 speak, As6 vas sreeGsd
with desfenpg applause He aid that this was . great
crsk and should he nsueursed with calmns~~ and De.
llbssson. He proposed shss ~ ahssA rssss ifpn ne
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE REGULARS CON.
vENTION.

CHAnnsros, Nay I, 1890
The soor and north gallery Of the hall we're literally
supdslsd with ladies' and the south and vss galleries
nsssed with spectators.
ne pressdcnts table was lined win bouqnenL
The scots Of the seeding dsiessts we're nisd wish
south Carolina Ades.
rhs Georgia, Virginia and North cArolina de'ss,sss
were In their seats.
The convsuuos wss called 10 order ~ VI pest Ten, and
sprsysr fos union and harmony was % I'd By Rev. Mr.
IAserson
Mr.. RIuAnsos, q ~.Sos, Inquired what wa she
business IN orderf
ne Pxyupc1 siAtsd that shres separate motions 10
reconsider the platform rssouous were pending a tn
time of sdournmens yesterday and shas NJ Msrros Of
nnros, vas entitled 10 the Door
WITHDRAWAL ov asoRou puscAuoS
Mr. BrSsise, Of Georgia, 70 priressd qssusacp,
stating that The Georgia deleAion had been Ia ssx,us
cousui on and passed series Of resolutions the nss of
which instructed he Chairman Of the delegation 70 Inform
shs President q bs Convention that they could no longer
psasicipss In the proceedings Of this ooavsntion- He
added That shey would nov withdraw.
me resolution was signed BY twenty four delegates
-Four more delesssss subsequently retired with them On
sbe ground that they felt compelled 70 act with the ma
jerity Eight othsr delegates remain IN The Convention
WITHDRAWAL OF saxAysss
me seesssss from Arkansas then presented their pro
ssss and Withdrew.
NJ Exwvo Of Tennessee ASKED lssve for that delsss
ssou 10 retire Cor consultation.
M waixx~, Of Virginia. asked leave for that deiegs
sss W sr she purpose Of oousuAos with some Of
me r-tirins des.ss'ss q the ssush.
portion Of Maryland delegation sstsa leave tore
IRE for CONSULTATION
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Nsw UxnAr, May I, lsoo
Cotton quiet salcs 70 day. 500 bales middlng = lokc-
lie saies Of last three days, 1880 bslss; reeep q
year recspss u thh port, SS2 900 bAiss; d1o
At all the ports, 500 bales Sugar nru; fair 70 fully
fair, eka AXE Corn hrm II Tia 3 80 Molannp0
ssc SIC for prime Flour sseady a Is sS o. Pork
nrm ct els for Freight on oc&Anu 70 Liverpool,
sled Exchange unaitered.
Cosson-eses Ia day 1000 baies; market generally an
changed mi idiing at fc 10, tokc.
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Williamsburg City News.

Dwrrrcnos ov Rors wArs W yru- yestsrday
morning, about four O'Clock Are discovered Ia Ne
upper Story u the Jenny houss cessecsd with she rope
yak Of hsssr. Decsvse Walksr, situated ths Mr.
ue avenue plank road, near johnson street, IN Ne
nshtesnh ward. An alarm vss imasdisfsy given, and
The hremen we're soon n The conGsrso but owing 70
The steam IRE engine heionsing 70 neuxs wall eoaf
rcpe vaik vss 81 20 york, and d good ssrvs until ~
vsasv xAvs out M nrs made rapid Roadway, until W
premkes end large quantity q machinery we're a.
strcysd. ne hps soppss " about eH 900, upon wncn
here an Insurance. ~ $4,000 IN the various Nsv foyk
scu ,sriee Mssrs Cpk,ss L~e6s, o. Ne~ yors, we're
-orslacrshie icesrs rbe fire sspps@sd 70 haye been
~ ~csk q an incendisfy ~ no efs vs usei ~ fhss
porgop o. the building
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1he Methcdist QuadrennIal co-r
at Bu6hl0.

hs,s az nn.eenh Delegatea General OonSereDs
Jsnes Scat ps, "a 81 James Hall Bhhong Horr~
scou, Asker end Ames were preaenf "a ~ 80
cd he ons."n Bishop, Rev Thomas A. Norrs. ~.
Nssnsous services OF a mprsssivs ohsr..s.. am,
ashon I participated Ia BY the preSddins EsSss
D. oS ssnes, Rev. Alfred Brunsou o< WssssSS..c .oys
"s Tx Unarles Bppet, N Baiunore ma
nersI csy ana assistant Secretaries of the - a..
ss soo,erence were invited to come forvs,d ~ -
which they did. -" % osgAni1o9,
M me n nst o. conferences Was theu called
fs,eUcs ssHss'es were present from the ysruont co
., v 10 WAS made by M. Bsuyso. IN N. $780,.
he - m.een delegates from the scopsn aSon
ne ss~.. ol improper means being emoovsd =, On
Ths oi nth delegate from that Co1ssr.r0 '0uro
uenty orssn,zss "o'ed I'LL the Conferences W ner-..
y ovnop NORRIS decided thss the ny,. finn, a..-.
no ~ ~ sOcnlerenoe were enutlsd 70 hsr ssss 0
Inn u.s. oeiegases was then called S
q zen ma went! one dslega,cs were ejectsd of
q, was eEence proceeded to the election NJ s......,
,T B. Grs, and DR.. H. H. Harrjss' A. ~. nasy
OF Pttsburs secretary Of the last General Opnss."
q ference ference, y, ~srNev York Conference. n, n,
nd the duties OF M Cook, Of the Wsoonsin CO.
- A. n, and an aditstant Eecretsries W. .~ ~.
a resolution WA
nj Of the following stanUss fixed n bsH nan ..-s.
\. cy, on the Itinerary, Oh place Il twelve N ~"
BY Boox CONCERN on Lay Dettns for tho Appointment
Ut consist OF one member of each on Havsrx - -
n ed BY the respective oOnfsrenoesndav schocs. -
10 committee on rules. % b. no,,,p
~ the Conventoa then sdjournes Til "'a1m~s-
- In the afternoon session, Bishop Ba,noa.s.s.
Il the paper relative to tie attn delega;e
A. SIN Conference was considered.
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Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, Nay !, l0oQ
freight and passenger train from New Yosk "a "a -
track within mile Of this city, owing 70 he dipocon9
OF switch Three Of The freight cars were throUn Avn
"A embankment twenty feet high, sAatssrinG fhs0 -
pisces The locomotive did not 20 down In ths Ansh,
and the engineer and fireman escaped without injury.
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Terrible sseamAoat Explosion.
SIR NK~ KILLED AND pfx wOunDKD.

CofrNsrs, Ca, Nay 1, 100.
The steamer Calhoun has exploded 10 The ocmuieee
river. Mr.. Crawford, sctns captain, vac mcrsAly
wounded and Hueh Atkins, two engineers, and two pes
,rgrrs were dangerously injured GIG negro deck ssads
uey ki,lcf
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

Iiearn from high authority thas Efforts srs nov making
70 induce NE Baumore coaveuiioa on The Oh Of Nay, 70
nominate Mr.. Douglas n d stated By ssntlemsn who
profess 70 know that many Of NE dssgssss arady esc
ID 70 This Convention known 70 b Douglas democrats
his Know Nothing dodge viii have wonderful eject
IN favor Of The Iie Giant In the irish and German
dbsricu In The North and west fhs osshohs, whoss
support nd Douglas expects, may have somsshins 70
ray the subject
said sAaa Mr. CorcorAn, The banker Of his city, dd
not 10 70 Charleston, and hes mot opposed Mr. DOugss
nomination.
The ednor Of The sr says Gen. Lane has islsgrApnsd
the delessnoa fson Oregon 70 withdraw from the oouvsa
tiou and that Mr.. Hunter has similarly Advised The vr
Snis delcsarou-
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cHoAoo, Nay I, 1890.
nre broke out this morning the cioshing sore q
barrett, King %, which destroyed the snre stock,
valued 81 $4,000 fully insured Tue building We ownsd
by Beeiow, whose loss ei6 00o insured for $4,000
Inc building adjoining, occupied q livery Stable vao
crushed by falling wall; loss oi20t0
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AcquittaI OF Alleged slavers.
Sonyoix, Nay I, 1850,
Capt Land, the mate and superczg Of the hfx Writ
man charged with being engaged slave trade vsrs
acquitted TO- day In The United States District Court
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The Albany City Government
ALBANY, Nay I, 1850.
The nsw city goverpment wa inausurassd shs even
ing Mr.. TEACHER, the new democratic Mayor delivered
along inaugural new sct Of csy o6Acsrs were choosn
ali demOcrets -
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DuNkKk, Nay /, fB00I
The steamer City Of Cleveland, from Milwaukee for
BufAlo came In here estsrday and landed her pasa-
GERS having been unable 10 reach Buffalo account q
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Municipal Election I'm Phfladts1
PMLADxIPmA. NAV

he municipal election passed. OF very quSssly.
WAS dIenching rain during the day. Great inter,
felt by The democrats In the news from ChArisssou
70 DAYS procecdinss were aaxously but vsiniy awais
In nneen wards, Henry {for hsyor) loses 1900 n.
opposon peoples party are marching tho strests hsaAd
BY bands Of music, their way 70 sersnsde MAJOR Ha
~, whose election The democrats concsds BY 600 ma
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AUDITORS NoTICE.

James C.. Fisher and Samuel In the Court of
f. Fisher, Ex'rs. of James G. Common Pleas of
Fisher, decd, and James c. Cambria County.
C.. Fisher, Trustee, No. 12O March
VS. Term 1860, Z. D.
Jacob Campbell J Plu Levari Facias
And now s, June 1860, on motion of Reed &
Heyel and r. L. Johnston, ESD, r. A. M'Coy,
Esq, appointed an Auditor to report distribution
of the money arising from the Sheriff IS sale on
the above case, to and amongst the lien creditors
entitled thereto. By the Court.
CAMBRIA COUNTY, SIS.
C-l Extract from the Record, certified 8,
L. s. June 1860.
~ JOS. M'DONALD, Pro.
The above named Auditor will attend to the
duties of said appointment at his office in the
Court House in Ebensburg, on Monday the 18th
day of August next, at one O'Clock p. NJ, when
and where all persons interested may attend.
r. A. M'COY, Auditor.
July IL, IS6O-33-4t
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gE The japanese Embassy left this coun-
try on their return to their far of home, on
Saturday last, after perhaps one of the most
favored sojourns that so extraordinary an en-
bassy from one country ever enjoyed within
the borders of another. The splendid United
States steamship Niagara sailed with them
from New York about two o'clock on Satur-
jsy afternoon direct for japan, via the Cape
of Good Hope, and will reach her destination
IN about one hundred days. The prelimina-
ries aud preparations for the departure on the
Dregious day was somewhat interesting. as
follows:
The embassy left the Metropolitan Hotel
and were escorted to pier North river By the
common council committee. the seventy first
regiment, and the naval commissioners At
ter delightful sail on the Harriet Lane, up
the North and East rivers, viewing the Great
EIstern and the navy yard on the route, they
we're placed on board the Niagara. and their
escort bade them adieu. Before leaving the
first ambassador had taken off his outer gar
ment or coat, with which he invested Mr. Le-
lsnd, explaining it as the highest order of
japanese compliment. Tommy" had also
presented Mr. W. w. Leland with the suit
of clothes which he wore at the reception of
President Buchanan, saying, Il hope you
will kesp them in my remembrance"
The five princes of the japanese were pre-
sent at a wedding ceremony. in full costume,
on Wednesday last, at Grace Church. The
princes had expressed wish to see funeral,
lawsuit and wedding, aud were gratiied.
This was their only entrance into place of
religious worship in America. They ex-
pressed themselves surprised and dplighted
hy the beauty of the edifce.
Ho,c a Jour Printer Raises tie Wind
The people of Geauga county are justly in
dignant at the manner in which they have
been yictimzed by u Cleveland jour printer,
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with hideous green goggles and hiring a small
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man." and usually draws full houses. The
joke of the :hing-if there is any joke about
It's this: he isn't blind at all People iu
the provinces" will do well to look out for
this bogus blind man. He forgot himself at
Burton the other night. when he threw off
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TO THE PEOPLE OF CAMBRIA co.
l offer myself as an Independent Candidate for
the office of ASSEMBLY at the approaching
General Election ~
MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN
Ebensburg, July IL, 1860
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The Philadelphia Daily Ne,rs, says, the mere
nominal sum asked for the engraving is a suf-
ficient inducement for persons to purchase. with
out the additional Gift"
SCHEDULE OF GIFTS
To be given to the purchasers. For full ,1arti-
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