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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-19

Tbs Streets were In wretched condition yee-
terday. filled as they were with melting snow
and mud, and sImost impossible to man or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-19
VIRaISIA SAVINGS HANK.

=, o,,t thaTtsIsd by the LsEf5lGtnrc O. "a.
pGftVNE ~ received on deposit IN srrls of FL IVE
N ne ana upwards, on which interest st the
W "a pef ceulum per EnEum ~ pad Tor sums
80 n'uIas mug SIX moutns or longer; for shorter Pc
% t lleF est a. the RATE OF per centuIn.
te ie Nhoe JoInt stock bound inr the deposits.
DePosl's received and cert icates isg, n ny the
SSEleT' 4. Is. SlARKE, al the stor9 # r. b.
4 ITto, corner OF Man ard Governor rt.seu.
SAN'L s. COrTRELL. P1es't,
oo,. To- l. y. STARK, Cashier,
-A"m DAVID BAKER. Jh., Secretary.
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COAL. COKE, WOOD, 70.

1 NJ The prices of CARBON HItL COKE
irrp uLtH lafther notice, as foll2ws
htoye Coke $1,000 ~ W
. JOHN ~ WkRTH, Agent.
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Ii IN hInHo.Sl nnHoSD TYPE f0UNDHY,

TGs, On FRAskLIN sTkEET.
ie ave- y PP'opfetoTs Of the above establishment beg
Ofuey soS mat they are prepared 10 execute any
ING 6Eyr5NEH ~ Z SPAPER. BOOK or JOB PRINT
tDe tnr, lies, and are now manufacturing, on
10 soliciting the ios e Ss sonth we
Norm l" ltfhish as good an article as can be had
s,ve I i.,Lo aLo al New York prices. We have exten-
fonnd1Aehb connections with nearly all the type
eQaI5sd 10 The United States and are, therefore,
w1en 49,. " luInish type of other manufacturers
th,s tcoH!.e every newspaper In the South TO copy
CO, - VI ~ tiseiHeht for one month sending us one
b, m - tne paper, and they will receive their pay
bi'Ga,,CAahihE OF us hve times the amount Of their
''' Huch advertisement
10 2g-lu "AbhEh +" LhobI
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nay GOODS ar REDUCED PTICES

nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
- DRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICES TO
ever may be the result of the present political ex-
c:tsment. We offer our ennre stock Of Goods at
reduced prices. The stock 10 large and better
than II has ever been before at this season. Car
pets, Closks; Dress Silks. Poglins, Ripe. heri-
in short. every variety Of Dry Gocds at very re-
duced prices. Our customers NAV expect barg aims
IN every style Of Goods. a. they must bs sold be-
tore the close Of the season.
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WI MhNCHEsTEH SCALE WORKs.-Ws
FORE 80 os hand from the above factory. PLAT.
Alo' diffkkkkEEs. weighing from coo to 700 lbs-
/. 20 ss.n1 for the manufacturers are prepared 70
Los,.y ysoen Tor railroad track, depot and ware
ana sssss, 60, which for neatnsss, tursbiliU
As-., VIZ >s8SSis'1filw'E;sakSE.sI. : |. !';:;,, g.,
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&C. b. LIPSCOMB.
Des,s olFckl4rH ST., opp Mayo's Warehouse,)
sNiTgte eHntDLUlHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
CffIE? cK8ED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
-1CAL. sold by weight. au N-3m
" d.. aND aLNsD FINE WOUD-seasoned and an
deli ,eI'er' for sale az Coke Yards.
mo. ]. WERTH. Art.
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Colpo'fass m F,-giaia-The SUNDAY School
and Cplportage Boar of the Baptist General
Association of Virginia, held meeting al the
First Baptist Church, in his city, iasI Mon
day evening Dir. w. II Gwathmay presided
and Mr.. John u WiiIis In &C ted MS Secrer rary
The General Superin tendsrt read q report Cf
the iaoors performed by the colporteurs dur
ing The past six mon hs, of which the follow
ing is summary: Number of days charged
to the Board, 5,734; families visited, 35 l2u :;
families prayed with, 1884; families desi
tute of the B ble SGT; destitute or ali religious
books except he Bible $40; addresses aud ex
horiatioDs, sis; b, bss and orher good bnoks
given away, 1895 50. aud SO $40 80 worth sold
During the past six montns seventy colpor-
teurs have been in the service OF the Board
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Right Spirit. unsettled condition of
the country has caused merchants as well as
man ufacturers to curtaii their forces for the
present, and, as a consequences, has thrown a
great many young men out of mploy men {.
few days ago. when 1t was feared tha, many
persons in this city would have noIhing 10
90, the subject was men toned 10 a very large
and prosperous firm, whose trade has suffered
severely by the pressure Without hes | Ia ton
the partners conferred toza her. and then as
sured their young men that none of them had
ary reason 10 fear q discharge. Said tn Y
on have helped us TO make our monty,
when times Were good, and now, that an evil
hour has come. yDu will not be discarded by
US while we have dollar in our store" The
assurance. though exceedingly gratifying, was
not looked for, and of course caused many
hearts To rejoice.
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OMEOkTS, BLANkETS, MATTRESS.
~ ES, BIZ DSTEADS, Aeon hand ard fov sale
cheap, 80 single and Double Comforts; Is pair
hesyy ITnsd Bed Blankets; - co,t u, sspek
stesds; 100 Cottage Bedstsads, cheap.
ALEX. MOTT
MCnE ChGHP CARPkTlNG, at EZE-
II ~ kEL'S. Al Main strest.-3.ooo yards more OF
that cheap and neat Carpeiins, opening this
morning. Only ~ ets. the yard, At
tZt KILLS Il Ms in street.
QLANkErS.-on hand ana for sale lov to
- close eonslx nments, - Yorkshire Banketn 8
aud 10 quarter: Q large assortment of sbesr : Had
And Sarvsnsa' hlan kefa Alky NttffT
NkGkO BLANkA TS, NfGsO REAN
~ kETs-Jsst rsesiyed a LEvY's, Is Main
a slitiss, At the tpwsst praces. -
R.n .nLANKeTs D9D 6LlNK1Tn
y LEVY nAs now N store large sspely OF the
~ oyst whioh hs ~ prepared 10 sell q AAteniah-
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Tonight John Brown apoth ,osi. meeting
The Rev. J. Stella Martin spoke. He said the
monoerats had so dampened the John Brown
zeai that his admirers have concluded to have
no celebration iust now
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an E UNION ATTHE SOUTH.

a% Or'e .! Tie most gratifying features Of this
campa;r" is the evident change ii in popular
4. hsc'inS g'';hs on at the South. Although
This por'isn Of the confederac; has among its
national representatives some Of the best and
t'aest men of the nation, still for a number
ut years mast, it has permitted itself to be
supposed "pon by ambitious ag:tators who
had NJ little sense as moderation. Even
the masses At tho South have gone 50 tar as
70 excuse tho folly ofthess hotspur fire eat
ers, for the anwise reason that tho North
adopting the same degrading polic,', had al
50 sent crazy and hnatical agit:tors to rep.
resent them at the National Capitol.
One wrong, the South is beginning to
aear'h mover jastilies another, snd the truth
Is now realized that by the arrogance II a
portion Of its shallow and pretending poll
ticians Il has become as section, utterly
weak and powerless. The windy threat
snings Of the men i has thus promoted hare
# SUI ( the character Of Southern ehisalry to
i the low level Of bnllys ana blacksuaras.
! Their foolish speeches and coarse insults,
have cuab'ed 4 class, with aims equally dan.
essous, to successfully appeal to Northern
predjuiics, Ard by natural antipathies, the
extreme n.en Of each section. have come
:, prominently 70 the surface, like froth and
scum upon the agitated sen.
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DEFEAT OFTIIE DlsUNlONlSrs IL
ALABAMA.

On the first Monday in August an elect.
ion was held in many, if not in all, the coun.
ties Of Alabama for county officers. In the
present excited condition ofthe popular mind
on political topics, they were ofcourse warm
y contested. and afforded an indication Of
how the State will vote in November. The
Montgomery tAlabama) Confederation, Of
the 9th instant says: = / .1s5,,
In this Congressional District, Is fxr as
heard from, the Seccders are. utterly routed
in erery county, except Autauga; where there
was no test They were beat one hundred
and .tsoenty'in this (Montgoaacry) county;
o o. Aanared and t'o,n'y:65. in Macon; one
Russell. Was there ever such On inglorious
and ridiculous beginning for party that
claimed nearly oil the votes in Alabama and
mind you. here in this district was and is
tael rs. stronghold! Let the Douglas men her:
t.ey cannot carry q single county in this Cont
grassland District! Poor fellows Z 70
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COMPROMISE,

~ We hear occasionally Of proposition
made by tho Breckenridge men, that the
friends Of Douglas and Johnson, the regular
nominees, should unite with the boiling
secessien:sts, and that the vote Of Minneso-
q, in case such = union electoral ticke'
succeeds. should be cast for the candidate
haviag the best chance Of an election, BY tA.
Electoral College. II bolters desire Is de.
tsas regular nomination, the best and
most certain way to effect the object is, to
vote for tho opponent most likely II, sue:
csed. Wetherefore advise the boilers as
the most honorable course to vote directly
for Lincola. On no condition should the
Democracy eesaeenaace the mad treason Of
ths Yancsyitss and i 'sacl, foolish propo-
sisioa il entertained: snd sustained by the
State Conventpa on the I'D inst, We say
IN advaaco ~ shaM repsaiate IT, asg@f'
We have ~ PERSONAL ob)ectiorto' Messrs
Brsckinridg' md Lane, but we ha,r
10 the diSsnionists. whose dclalea tools
they have Lscome. The Sccessioni.t ticket
baked b. allthe Office holders in Mime.
sofa will not poll 100 votes, and We
verify hslicve aot so, ,o,t.s il, the State
1t " idle to tall: ol budding i.a,lcy with
such q crew Of wrvsc!,cA dependant l;,ycs II
the Executive trsitcr to- the Democratic
party. We Aa:c.a grva, Ac>irc 10 SEQ esl
posed the after and drigcilisg, wcst+.ess 81
II 9 boilers.
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POLITICAL NEWS.
TEXAS FoR DOUGLAS.

+ /
!. Adyices from Texas indicates that it " i'll
vote for Douglas and Johnson, or most GER
tainly against the disunion candidate. Hon.
Al. Hamilton, tina Democratic member OF
Congress from the I'll district, spoke at
Austin on the 25th. After discussing local
topics at some length, he turned to the con.
sideration Of the political ISSUES involved in
the present canvass. We find the following
abstract Of his remarks: ~. ,Hss
Mr.. Breckenridge he called tile candidate
ofthe Democratic Secessionists. Mr.. Doug
las, on the other hand, was nominee Of
the National Democracy. He had not
changed his position since 1850, and was
The only reliable Union man before the peo
pie. Mr.. Hamilton's next choice was Gen.
Houston, and his third Col. Bell. lfcom
pc]led to choose between lincoln and Brec.
s E: Eea At eos ,. sapgSs the
secession influence by which Nj. Breckin-
ridge was surrounded, and denounced Mr..
Yancey and the members Of tho Constitu.
.ional convention, whom he styled his fol-
lowers, in the seyerest times. "Whom the
gods love-" as the proverbs goes; "aio
young" Mr.. Breckenridge was young, and
be considered him politically dead. Hc
ridiculed Gen. Lane as an ignorant and H.
fitcrate man, ono who had fought well for
his country, ard deserved in an humble
way; but he was 50 very ignorant that he
would venture the assertion that unless he
had been drilled since his no1..instion, he
could not mention the; names Of q half a
dozen Governments existing at the present
time, OUTSIDE Of the Limits Of the United
States. Mr.. Hamilton concluded there could
be no doubt that Texas would give twenty
thousand majority against Breckenridge, and
that he was willing to meet any Of the cham.
pions Of the Seecssionists upon any Of these
issues. &}@S,'a MS 5a.s2 IN sss
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e9;,fs9l@.ss,.
IfABIL1Tiits.

Tho amount Of liabilities duo OF not
due to banks or other creditors None.
Losses adjusted aid due None.
Losses adjusted and not dac a22. 51l.74.
L'sses unadIustcd, in suspense, wait
proof or contested s,s33.s5
AL other claims against the company ure
small, fgr printing &c:
agents instrdcted to tade no risks exceeding
~ 900 dollars without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any enc city.
town,: village or blood, varies and depends
upon tho construction, material and neaas oi
afrestin0 1ircs. E& = - no
>! Hartford, July d,lsso. E.a. RIPLEY
Tho. X. BRACE, Sec. ~ - President.
State Of Connecticut,l t.
H"f Fs1.an 0S;r,nty :s11ss.;te,d 1850:
Fowler, a JtStfcs ofths Peace .duiy oualifed
TO sdm s psths, e. g.. Ripley, President.
and Thomas 4. Brace, Secretary and sevor.i.'
~ inside solemn oath fh1tSthe freptjinv st.te
mentor the assets and condition 81 tie Etn.
insurance company is truo.tEs d s,sst5slss ).
Il; HENRY FOWLER, Justice. or the Peace
STATE q Mlnhesota, Treasurer'S Ofioe.,
:, Inc 34Ttha insurance Company Of Hartford
eoan., having fully complied with tho re-
4uirenients ofaHact ehtitlod,ax set ssTo reou-
!ete INSURANCE Companies not Incorporated by
t1e Sfateofs }Minfesota,f approved the eth day
OF ebruary AID. 1850: hereby certify thaI
sala com Pany is authorized to transact busi-
Mhness my hand and sealat the citv
A''S. OF Saint Paul, this ninth day 81, tuly
u1 fAIgfsS s anIs'ss ga sisty a.
Ia. 81 81! 4 & |. s; ss1 s :,
origi;.al csrsitiease. issses: BY Ins:
&: CHARLES 9CHEHFEB. Gtetas Tai mar
fna5s4sF ~ per- III H. Gi1bSft; Clerk 81
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COMMl,NIcATED.

oa Have
the goodness 10 publish in tho SENTINEL tho
feliowin prosFsmmesof services be held
At theaxth ssssion ofthe N i.ncssA Aanu.l
Cons!sncea of the Methodist u Episcopal
chureS, ID commence on Wednesday the
22nd nit, in this city.
The Conference wAl open in the ,ndience
room Of the N. E. church, at a. IA. Wednes-
day the Esd. md Vim hold titasvgsias ses-
sion each day from 8 A. NJ. to IL NJ. Tho
business Of the Conference IS open to the
public, and all are invited to attend.
On Thursday At ~ P. NJ. tho first An.
niversary Of the Conference Historical soci.
ETY. will be held: The meeting viii Is al .
dressed By gentle nen- ilentiaedsviLh the in,
PRODUCTION sof Mcthsdisni into this state.
Sketches also efths 4alian- NJ iasions wiii~.be
gwen. Il gc 2iuo 3oo tnEaBl Ygea
; On Friday at 2 P.iM Ma Conferences Sum
day School Convention willbe held, to1be re.
sus.ed atty in the evening. The after:
noon and a portion of the evening will be de
voted to the discussion ofquestions relative
to s. School interests; il the evening, in adj.
dition to the discussions, there will ,be dec
lamations, dialogues and singing by the s.
School children. Igtl5s e;Et g. feeii
ron Saturday at 2 p. NJ: the annual Mis-
sionary sermon will ba preached by the Rev
A. j. Nelson Of Prescott Wis. and ut ~
P. NJ. the anniversary Of the Conference
Missionary society will be held. The meet.
ing will be addressed by the Rev. DR.. Har,
;; ris Missionary Secretary Of the N. + church,
Rev. 7. NJ. Eddy, editor Of the n w. Oh
Advocate Chicago; and Others. 47es:
On Sunday at8119 A.; NJ. the Conference
love feast will be held. At lOl5 a. NJ. Thu
Rev. Bishop Scott, President ofthe Confer,
ence. will preach, and ordain the Deacons
AtaP. NJ. preaching BY the Rev, Dr,.. Har.
ris, with ordination Of Elders by tho Bishop
Preaching also in tho evening at ~ o'clock.
The Pnlpi,s Of the Presbyterian and Ger
man Methodist ehurvhes will b supplied ty
some Of the Ministers the Conference.
a public prayer meeting will be held every
morning after Wednesday at 5, O'Clock in the
basement 6f the church. s...@.s ts-SA
. Tho Conferences will probably adjourn on
Monday morning, at whtk time the appoint.
ments ofthe Preachers tot the coming con-
ference year will be read. u tzfifs
20 q. ''19, y. jazz Brooks. 4,
60 s. b. CoBB. .iE
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TilE REPUBLICANS.

The Repsblicana. have ssaominasea.
Messrs. Alarich and Window for Congress.
Nc Elrath, of Nico!let for State Auditor;
Phnder, q Brown; olark W. Thompson, If
Houston; stsphea AiRssx Stearns, and
Charles Mcclure, Of Gosdhue, sas Psesiden-
4ial Electors. s,--2& Ns.<
The denomination Of Meesrs: A,drch,
and Window: was in obedience 70 the two
term r:lc so generally established atsthe
North. AS Tar as Mr.. Aldrich is concerned
thu nomination was deserved. Ele has prov.
ed an active, enterprising and. what's better,
useful member. He never could make
speech, and he has the good sense not to
try Socially clever fellow, makes him
self useful and acquainted, is moderatc and
decent in'his conversation, ,nd gsts a. iiaiil
fioence: Mr.. Window can. make 4 speech
has good intentions but is too fat to DO more
thaa to record his yote,he never isstirs last
enoseh to enable people to understand heis
around. He oaenas 90 one. aud hence5oes
= :
40 'nr.ea lHiaunaG 1lt.4 r s.3.i u
Mr.: McErath is - poor stick" gassy,
pretentions, but ignorant ,axn. lie seeks
the office for the sole purpose o1sscertain:na
how much he can steal out ct it. las 10
business or other reputation TO justify The
nomination, Nj. nattison of.our county is
in all respects infinitely his superior in quail.
i:Alcalions tor. the post; but the powers here
tlecreed that he thsuM not be nominated,
10 The electoral. ticket is: composed Of ono
competent man and three assistants. Stephen
Miller has good reputation as 4 man o.
ability: Thompson is clever fellow. Plan.
der. was: nominated on account Of hi,
name, md Bro. Mcclure for his known piie
~. They are to do up the 1e4cy speaking
Of the campaign, and Mr., McClur is pre-.
pairing and has commenced laborious read.
ing ofseveral old copies Of the comic and
Grecly's almanac and the files Of tho Red
Wing Repu1 Hcan and this fall the boys. may MAJ
exp ct TO hear-a noise. 25'3 10 2l1Jc
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UHERIFE SAI,E .T~T @:]T-4s-.1 49,
- H. s;r,,.c - $500,
~ nn'ier ~ ~. - &c wv s ':s"et "uso
the Frst ,ste Viii y Id;c c S;ts: o?ure o,
6r no o.. - Ga1,,''a - a'u
Wi,nn s Sou Wy ~ ;' uovanue anu o!ate .!
1och.,c,,;. .paG:J un ~ ie"uesea "nu
i7tha.r a. M.,eh o",'sy - o u"ounue on !'le
in said Court nend;r ,';,a no3o NJ an a.'o"
PbeIns ond cps;".nni.s " G "''l'a III, w.
& Graha;n sra p,s;pt;G. 49, W;;,;'. n n''p y
Duc Is iJeenda, IT. -, e.v,,r ~ ,,'.;.;tr a. ~
against Said Defendant W;,,;an, q r., n n"a
rSr ,ffs s,;,;y ~ tro tho,,"m1 80 $500, ~"
and thirty Two dollars and ' m nonto
/ have 81, this I4th ,iav ~ A;n,'.t 1 n
1860. levied ,Ynnt III ~ ;ho r;ah, ~ 49,,
interest ofr the s.;d tfef..d .n7 w,n... ''' ~
Ia ~, =. thc d.s 49,. ~. .:s , ,.a''' w.
wss 81 donkstpd = ss;S ra,n,w ~ 'e" a ne"s
~ tho s,ltnm;,,. dos sh Jo. ."i ~ uoou"ue
vii S '"s ose'''o'u real property 70
rho xo-,,, ,,1e 80 O.. .,,.,. :.
section nrteen 114o town. INV VS.. %e ~ 4
fourteen lii41 rano. s;xteen fiGN: a,so 90" i"t
s;r f6S - sec:;on <GI. s'.a Az ~ =.
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; A MIsTAKE TCORRECTErn..

- 80 AZ 4 a N W tS1S u. s~4t
J, we received yesterday u note from, the
Hon: I. 3. Tourney, Of Arkansas, ia rela-
ton to r.tmors circulating through the pub
lie press ID. the fact that he had abandoned
Douglas. The letter. which we give below,
sets this matter At rest: 80
CHICAGO, Aug. 18th, 1860:
To Gov McCoMAs: -. -. IS,
DEAR SIN: | desire through Your ,valaa-
bic paper to correct sta ement going the
rounds OF the press. e the effect that I have
changed position on the Presidential qucs:
ton, have abandoned the .oominees Of the
Nationsl Aenosratiop part u, and ltoisted, ths
flag Of the: ssceedins oaadidates, 7Brsck1n-
ridge and Lanes 1 wish to say there is moi
= word. Of truth in the. statement. II may
nave, ef:siEatei in. the TACT that 1 have !
nephew, !. g: FlonraQy, living in Arkansas,
who IS a7tefribie fife eater, and he has been
making speeches for Brcckinridge and Lane:
thus y. G. has been mistaken lot
80 ft' ssT u. Il. FLouRSof.
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ID t3ItJ lHfiI va o. a.T9IE|NI. =. II ~T-iTT
STATE, ,hFMQCRAT,C CONVENTION

oisrATE RF MocRAr.c CONVENTION
,rtu a Stats n democratic Conv cntion7 vii, as
4 ssmbls !at St.. Paul, on WEDN ESDAY
the 22d day Of August, 1860, ut IL o'c lock
A. NJ, f'r tho purpose Of nominating candi.
dates fer tho following Offices, to at:
.TWOMEafBERS OF CONGRESS; n
;,ss ONE STATEAUDlTUR; 3as
7 a ONE CLERK OF THE SUPREME
COURT; and FOUR PRESIDENTIAL
q NLECrORS. to elect STEPHEN A.
DOUGLAS President. and HERSCHEL v.
+. JOHNSON Vice President, Of the United
Staacs, 8 the regular nominees or the NJ.
tienal Democratic Conyentions .d.tise.
The different counties will 10 entitled
(acoordiOg 10 resolution Of the State Dem.
oeratie Convention directing represent atoms
TO b appOrtiened according to rho poD,,,a-
q tony ~ be represented in tho Convention,
D. BY Drlega'es who arc bena .,ids residents OF
] ths Co1a,ics from which they are accredit,
ed a. follower: ,,l'5 =, -, ~,
,.r,. ,Anoka, I Benton. 2; Brown. /: Blua
Earth, o; Carlton, 1; Carver. Z: Uass. !.
Chissgo, 3 Cottonwood, l; Grow Wing, l.
Dakota. II Dodge. 2; Douglas, 1: Fart.
ban'e. 2; Fillmore, II Free6orn, 1 I; Good
hoe. IL Hsnaepin, II Houston, 1; oIsan-
? ~; jackson, i; Kanabcc. 1 Kaudiyo.
j H. !; LeSueur, 8 Lake, l.; Manomin. /.
i Martin, 1; Mcleod, 2; Meeker, 2; Monon-
gala, !; MilleLac, l; Morrison. l.: Now.
. or. 4; ;Nrollett. 6; Olmsted. Ia I: Otter
tail | Pine, l Ramsey, 70; Renyilie. i:
Rice. Il Scott, 10; Sherburne, L; sib:
ley, 'Stearns y; Steele, 1 /; St. Louis, / !;
Todd, II; rooabs, I Wabashaw, 81, Was.
e., .; washington, IL; Winona, IA !;
Wright, u; ri rJa5aya Mn II
h. Whole number Of Delegates 279.
~, The Central committee would suggest
that the County Conventions which Assem-.
% under this call, choose their County
Committees for the ensuing year, and d.
rect the names o: the momhers Of such
Committees to be forwarded ~ ito Central
Com mite, 1T ST. Paul. s ns ~
~ ny order Of the State Democratic Central
csm;nitte.4 go EARLE s. GOODRICH,
81 iArI, JULY 10Th, 1860. Chairman.
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pROBA BILE WITHDRAWAL OF
BRECKlNIkkIN;E.

The New York Herald's Washington cor.
respondent, Y riting on the 10th of August.
from the Capital says there is rumor prev.
a&eht, that JOHN G. BRECK1NR1DaE has called
= consultation of his friends, to consider che
f'opriety cf his withdrawing from The can.
vass, as q candidate for the Presidency
There is no doubt that the result Of the
elections Of Missouri and Kentucky, has svg.
gested such course, to many Of Mr.. Breck.
enridge's friends. 49,
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TIE R0AiM.

S The people Of Red Wing always known
to Is moral ana religious people hay.
commenced in earnest to mend their
ways" There has been 4 vast amount Of
seal cal manifested by citizens in improving
the roads 'eading to Red Wing AMI whom
the work commeaced is completed no point
on the river: will be more accessible than
Red Wing. We are doing what we oasht
to have doao yearsa.,o,;bat it is mover too
'ateito do good thing, and we: .io doing
it. 81 ilaiff# HgsF 3fih sj1.ta
The Road 10 Eatchy's Win, Is ax,esd. ID i
the most complete manner and teams can
draw '' y all the load ; wagon can-carry. This
'rapro yencnt will 10 felt By our business
men this fall and ihcrsas: the csnAishce
vf the back coan'sy in Red Wing.
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