The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-26
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NiuSAuAoNA Ria'AoAAA we
pom this, nine Southern
withdrew from the Conve ntion.
Sth day u ballotings were had
candidate.
1'hc first ballot stood, Douglas lio1
Guthrie 35l, Dickinson I, Johnston ]
Lane c, Hunter -, Davis /, Toucey
III, Pierce |.
The 10Th ballot douglas l50i, Hunter IS,
Guthrie 3ol, Dickinson I, Davis y, johnson
T. Lane 8.
The adoption Of the resolution declaring
2o2 votes necessary to nominate makes the
nomination Of Douglas doubtful.
The southern seeding convention elected
Bayard, of Del, rreilen, Of their Convention.
Physicians Statements.
sin recommending DR.. Bakers pain
panacea we do not mean that it il spc.
citic in all cases, anb never fails, and
that all those who use it, will never die.
We honestly assert that it has been used
in thousand OF families, who were suffer
ing under the different diseases for
which it is recommended; and that every
one entire satisfaction has been givin. In
most Of them, such was the huppy effect
Of it that they could but say, the cure
was very wonderful. 1t having not only
cmrd their pains, but saved Thorn large
outlays for doctors bills. For sale by
agents in every town in the country.
See Adycrti, ement.
ED Mrs. Chestnut Of South Carolina
the Vice Regent of tie Mount Vernon
Association in that State, is eighty five
years Of age. She was one Of the young
girls who strcwcj flowers in his path,
when, in 1886, Washington was rcceiv.
ed with public honors at Trenton.
MILWAUKEE, April 2G.-The Sentinel
states that La Pointe county, the last to
be heard from in our State. is reported
to have given i majority for Sloan
this leaves Judge Dixon just Sc votes
ahead in poll Of 10000.
nsa- Boston, says the Traveller, has
two hundred and City ship. in the India
and pacific trade at the present time.
Eg A treaty Of commerce between
France and Belgium has been nesotia.
ted.
ca The re appearance by August Of
the famous comet Of Charles Fifth has
been announced by Dutch ustrono
mcr.
SALE or CASHMERE GoATs.-The
Galatin (Tcnn.) Examiner, Of the 2lst,
says: 1--WE noticed last week, the sale
Of Hampton, the first Cashmere goat ev-
or brought to Tennessee, at $1,000, to
Mr.. Fry, Of Louisiana. Since that time
this company have sold five pure bloods
at ST 900 each, one pair Of which were
sent to DR.. Cornctt, Of Logan county
Ky, and one to Mr.. Davis, of Kecklcn
burg county also pair to Mr.. VIM. i.
Douglas, Of Texas, formerly Of this coun-
ty, amounting in all to $4,000.
-a@.->
rea- We actually feel sorry for those
bilious, jaundiced faces which wo meet
every day in the street that they do not
bny bottle Of SANFoRD's INvIoRAToR,
and clear up to healthy hue and rudy
color their dark compilations. by the
use oi ono bottle they will find our state
,aent true and their general health great
y improved, or we will forfeit another
bottle, and guarantee they will never be
without it in their families. I'm
CONCORD, N. H., April 16. The
Republican Convention, to day, elected
delegates at large to the Chicago Con
ycntion as follows Edwards Ii. Rollins,
Of Concord, Aaron II, Crasin, Of Leba-
non, Wm. Halle, Of Kingsdale, and
Amos Tuck, Of Exeter.
SCI The Keokuk, and It. Desmoincs and
Missouri Railroad Company have succeeded
In raisiningt 100000 in New York, which
will complete the road from Bentensport to
EddyYille, 50 miles.
OswEeo, n. Y. April 25.-Three in.