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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-12-19

Trains do not stop stations where the time il omitted
in the above table.
~ Second Class Cars run on all Through Trains. SIS
All through trains going Westward connect at Clcve
land with Trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus Cincin
natl Indianapolis, &c. . .
Steamboat Express leaves Buffalo at $50 T. NJ. Sun-
day Night instead of Saturday Night Trims arriving
in DuDkirk at $50 p. M making direct connection with
Trains of Erie Railway. Trains between Toledo and
Erie run by Columbus time between Erie and Buffalo
by Buffalo time and do not stop where time Is omitted
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland
$50 p. NJ, runs to Buffalo and leaves Buffalo for the
East on Sunday nc as p. NJ.
EASTWARD-N. Y. Express. Eastern mail and Night
Express rms through to Buffalo without change.
WESTWARD-Night Express. Toledo Express and
Day Express run through TO Toledo without change.
n. Y. Express East, and Day Express West will
on Sundays.
II. NOTTINGHAM, supt.
Supt's Office, Cleveland Erie Railroad, u
Cleveland O.. Nav 1888 {
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BOOKBINDERS.

ANDREW MILLER, Book-binder, with J. A
IIowells & Co.. Music Magazines, and Pc iodicals
&c, bound in plain and elegant styles, Jeffers II,
4l)
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HARNESS MAKER.

w. H. WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block, Main street. Ashtabula Ohio,
has On hand and makes TO ORDER In the best manner
everything in his line. $50
r. G.. FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in SGddles,
Harness. Brides, Collars, Trunks Whips, &c, Oppo-
site Fisk House Ashtabuia Ohio $40
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DRUGGISTS.

CHARLES K. SWIFT-Ashtabula,O Ohio, Dealer
in Drugs and Medicines, Groceries, Perfumery and
Fancy articles superior Teas Coffee, Spices, Flavor
inc Extracts Patent Medicines of every description,
Paints, Dyes, Varnishes, Brushes Fancy soaps lair
Restoratiyes Hair Oils, &C. all OF which Will DC soio
.hia e.r. Sg5
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ROYAL SoANDAL.-A great sensation has
been.created in Denmark by the scandalous
particulars recently published about the ante
cedents OF the notorious Countess Danner the
widow of the late King Frederick the Seventh.
It appears from the details that Countess
Danner, was the issue Of an incestuous union,
her parents being brother and sister. She Is
native Of Rhenish Prussia, and as young girl
was distinguished alike for her SURPRISING
beauty and her somewhat dissolute Life. After
giving birth to an illegitimate child, she mar
ried Q tavern-keeper at Muhlheim, near Colo
gne, on the Rhine, and her beauty soon at
tracted large numbers Of travellers to her hus-
bands hotel, which was generally known as
''Hotel Of the Beautiful Landlady." One day
Danish artist from Copenhagen stopped there
an6 was 80 smitten with her charms that he
laid seige to her heart and prevailed on her to
elope with him to Denmark At Copenhagen
Grown Prince Frederick saw and loved her, but
she turned deaf ear to his application until
he heroically promised to marry her. He did
so in1850, three years after he had assembled the
throne. 1t is believed that she was never
divorced from her husband, the Muhlheim
tayern-keeper. King Frederick the Seventh
was 30 exceedingly fond of her that he often
times declared that hs would abdicate his
crown rather than give her up.
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~ OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER-
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 20, 1851
STREET ALIaNMENIs AND THE BURNT DIS
TRIoTs.-The following extracts from Ordinance and
Resolution adopted by City Council Is published for
the information Of all owners Of property and build.
ers:
SEQ. ". No owner or builder Of any house OF
structure In tue City shall dig or lay the foundation
thereof in front OF ly street, lane, alley or court OF
shall erect any wall or feace fronting as aforesaid,
before he shall have sppied to the Il surveyor,
who shall lsy of and mark out the true mont I'M or
boundary of such street, lane, alley, or court and
give certificate thereof to the ownr or builder ior
which services the City Surveyor ahAll be paid by
the said owner or builder, the sum an1eo tnereVo
In the table OF fees contained In this Ordinance.
SEC. Y. II any per. on shall commence any foun'
daton building wall, or fence upon any lot or piece
Of ground adjoining the line OF any sueet lane'
aley or count within the city. not having made ap-
pication to the City Surveyor, and before inc une
Of street shall have been laid of and marked out py
the CITY Surveyor In the manner ABOVE olrecteo, OF
contrary to the line 80 laid of and marked out every
such person, as well employer, as master.Dullder,
shsu for every guoh offence forfeit and pay the sum
not exceeding Ave hundred dollars; and, moreover,
ali buildings and work done or put up without such
application to the City surveyor, or contrary 70 the
line Of street which shall be laid OF and marked
out by him. shsu be demolished by order OF the City
Council at the charge and expense OF tne person
hereiu offending as Aforesaid.
The following resolution was offered by Alderman
a. Gerdts January 2, 1855, and unanimously adopt'
ed by the City Council.
Rs,olued That public notice be given, that II any
person intends to erect building IN the burnt dis
tricts, he shall fret apply to City Council ana ",
streeta LUIS ]. BARBOT,
| Noyember 80 City Civil Engineer.
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Information has been received here that the
Stockholm newspaper, the Volksblatss, advises
the Swedish Government to follow the EXAM
Die Of Denmark by selling to the United States
fts West India Island of st. Bartholomew. This
ia regarded here in official circles az another
indication that European monarohies are re-
tirinp from this continent under the influence
of the Monroe doctrine.
Speech OF SENATOR MORTON ON THE ISSUES OF
1858. ai'e
United States Senator Morton, OF Indiana,
in response to the invitation Of the Soldiers and
Sailors' Union, addressed large audience to-
night. in the hall OF that association, his SUBJ
iect being the issues of 1858. BE said that
among them would be the complete restoration
of the Southern State governments into the
hands Of the rebels by the defeat Of the Con-
gressional plan Of reconstruction, and that the
success of the Democratic party directly in
yolyed compensation for slaves, the assump-
tion of the rebel war debt, and pensions to
Confederate soldiers and their widows and Or
phans. He analysed General Hancocks recent
order. which the President Lad laid before Con-
Qress in his message, saying that 1t made no
mention whatever Of the business OF recon-
struotion, but was directed entirely to recog-
pition OF the legal character OF the existing
State governments, and that the President
pledged himself to sustain them fully In the
execution of their powers.
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In MEMORIANI.

Departed from world Of ain and suffering, for
home In Heaven, November 7th, 1857, REBECCA
BONNELL, youngest daughter OF EDWARD and SA-
RAh ELIZABETH SMITH, aged twenty-one years and
FIVE days.
The Resper, Death, has entered this once happy
family and stricken own the lovely being IN whom
80 many fond hopes and endearing afecdons
centred Where once reigned light and gladness
Never again upon earth shall that gentle voice send
thrill Of pleasure to the heart, or that loving coun'
tenance greet our longing eyes.
Amiable and lovely In character and disposition,
she was the JOY and soace OF her parents In their ae
clining Years. But, alss the fond hopes they had
cherished we're soon to be withered- Death had
marked her for his own, and earth contains one
treasure less, Heaven, one angel more.
Yet, Blessed be God, thereis silver lining 70 the
cloud. Faith penetrates the gloom that surrounds
us, and bids usbehold our loved one II the man
sions prepared in Heaven for those who love God
though not o protesting Christian, hor olameless
oons dnties testified to the possession Of inward
grace and give us ample assurance that she had
Chosen that good part which shall not be taken
away. ,.,.,.
hope Your loved child will, as ministe'ing spirit,
hover around your earthly path, and accompany
your winged soul when you, through faith, shall be
called to your home at the right hand OF GOD.
God gave this lovely flower
To bloom on earth awhile,
To give US light and gladness
By the brightness Of her smile.
But when the bud had opened
In woman's lovely bloom,
God took It up to heaven,
Through tho portals Of the tomb.
And there, in fields of glory,
Where angels love to stray,
The saviour's smile shall give 1t LIE,
Through an eternal day. A. A. D.
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as SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
CEIvED at the Office Of the Dishursing Officer OF
the Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned
Lands, State Of south Carolina, until IL O'Clock noon,
Of the 17th day Of January, 1858, for building Q
Frame schoolhouse on Rutledge Avenue, in the City
of Charleston.
Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Office
Of the undersigned, No. East BayAtreet
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of
two responsible parties, who will name suretes for
the faithful completion of the contract and must
be endorsed, proposals Rutledge Avenue School.
house." and addressed to the undersigned
The right is reserved to reject all bids received u
not satisfactory.
By order Of Bv't Maj. Gen. R. K. SCOTT, Assis-
tant Commissioner. EDWIN F. GARY,
Acting Disbursing Officer.
December 27
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The New York correspondent OF the Phla'
delphia Ledger writes on the 9Sth ult:
Perhaps the most significant political faGt C
to-day is the published programme oi a; l.
Stewart ESQ., one tbs neIS Of
Twentv-fiye' appointed by the meeting that
was held at the Cooper Institute some weeks
since 10 nominate General Grant The Com.
no,ttee OF TWENTY-FIVE were in counsel last
night. and to these gentlemen the great dry
goods merchant confded his plans. These
plans, in brief, contemplate an avoidance OF au
conflicts with politicians who might seek t 20
use the committee in behalf OF candldates loI
Vice. President or any other position, giving all
their efforts to aid General Grant alone; also
to issue business circulars to 81 commercial
men throughout the country, urging them e
fall IN with the movement, 80 as TO MAKE II
The importance Of this proceeding consists
in the wealth and position OF the men VINO are
backing it up. A. T. Stewart ls proDsDly lhe
richest man on Manhattan Island to-day, s4e
when he and such other capitalists rs VIM b
Astor, Cornelius Vanderbilt and James broWl
(of Brown Bros. are pulling on the s game g So eaI,
mittee," the organization Is one that Is hKei!
to make it's mark. -,
THE regular out-and-out politicians looE
upon the move nent with suspicion, ano
neither Democrats nor Repuouoans are %,
leYed to give 1t encouragement, though
heard a prominent and wel-known Tammanl
man say this morning that " they Toult
put Mayor Hoffman on the ticket for wee
President, it would be team that nothing
could beat"
/ give YOU these merely as straws SHOWING
how the wind blows-straws which a faithful
correspondent, with his eye wide open, canno no
we'll pass by in silence-though entirely un
concerned as to what particular direction the.
Most Of the large steel and iron works Il
Westchester county are diseharging thel
hands. At the Mott Haven Iron Works W us
ually employing one hundred and eighty-hv
men, only twenty-five are now at work. a a
Jones' Foundry, Mott Haven, Saturday nlgn
| titty men were discharged.
Among the latest arrivals from Europe
the notorious Jim" Mace, the pug1list. II
understood that he comes herr, tor the pIil
pose of fulfilling o professional engagement
with the Irish Giant, OBaldwin, which wa
broken off on the other side in consequence
the interference of the police. The honor
stake, il seems, is the championship OF dref
| Britain
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"A New York correspondent enlightens the
readers Of a contemporary with regard to FASH
ionable weddings in that city. He states that,
owing to the fashion Of making rich and costly
also to the fact that it is now expected Of peo-
pie accepting an invitation to attend wedding
that they should bring presents, the number
Of s'regrets" has increased to an alarming ex.
tent. To remedy this state Of things the GUS
tom is now being introduced in New York ofput-
ting at the bottom Of invitations, 'fNo presents
will be received except from relatives" There
is an establishment in New York that makes o
business Of renting out to wedding parties
1alatad-Ra and nthar prticlas -anahlA
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Our Washington D,.p atches.

Our Warrington Dtsp atches.
QUEER RUMoR-ATER FROM MEUco-TH I
REBELLION IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS REoE1 PTS.
WASHINGTON, January 2.-It is stated thai
the funds Of the State Of Georgia have been
removed from Milledgeville to New York for
safe keeping.
Telegrams from Havana bring Vera Cru z
dates to the 9th ult. The Mexican Congress
we're occupied in the consideration Of the pro-
posed constitutional reform. The rebellion in
Yucatan was assuming serious proportions.
General Anatorre he been ordered to Yucca
tan with three thousk nc men to quell the re-
belion.
A decree had been issued banishing all per-
sons convicted OF siding with the Imperialists
during the war.
General Meade will visit the President and
General Grant to-mnrrox-- - - ~,
The revenue receipts to-day were s2,ole,OOo.
An interview between Secretary Seward and
the Swedish minietor shows that no steps have
been taken towards the acquisition or disposal
OF the Island Of st. Bartholomew.
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December q

@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after sojourn Of a few months
In TIE city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF coarse, rustic, flushed face, abe had
soft ruby con pls1on Of almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead twentythree she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of 30
great change, she plainly told them that she used
the OIRCAsSIAN BALM, ant considered 1t an IN
valuable acquisition to any lsdy'stoilet By its
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. It Is simple In Its
passet ID NE eIiicass IA aiaq1)as iyss
also healing, cleansing and identifying the akin and
complexion By ita direct action on the outicls ~
draws from 1t all Its impurities, kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface as Mature intended 1t
should be-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent by Mail or Express, on receipt Of an crer
by
IL CLARK & co., Chemists
No. 8 West Fayeete.street, Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same
MARCH, 80 1T
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~NERvoUs DEBILITY, WITH 1T
March 80

~NERvOUs DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy attendants, low spirits, depression, In
voluntary emissions, losa Of semen, SpermatoThus,
loss OF power, dizzy head, loss Of memory, and
threatened impotence ard imbecility, find aove-
reign cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-EIaHT. Composed OF tho
most valuable mild and potent curatves they strike
at once the root of the matter tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, ant impart vigor and energy
life and vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured Thousands Of cases. Price IS per paeiage Of
six boxes and vial. or 81 per single box Sold 5y
druggists, and sent by mail on receipt OF price,
Address HUMPHREYS HPEoIFIo HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE COMPANY, 10. Ss2 BROADWAY, NEW
WORK. aeptember1s
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Amairs In Virginia.

RICHMOND, January 2.-Tbe Convention met
to-day, but Immediately adjourned Tor want Oh
, a.auorum.
The Northern Methodist Conference OF Vr-
oinis and North Carolina met here to-day.
Bishop Jones, OF Ne W York, presided.
The politicians are specializing to-day about
the gubernatorial offices. The term for which
Governor Pierpoint was elected having expi
ed on January list. No action has yet been
taken inthe matter by the military authorl-
ties, Sa
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Marrifo.


CURTIs-C this city, on the afternoon
of December 27th, 1857 by the Rev. A. W. MARsHAtI
f. O. 8. CURTIS, Of Georgia, to SALL1E b. youngest
daughter OF the late THos. q. CURTIS, NJ IT, former
" Of Johns Island. -
CAMPBELL-wALLACE- the It'll ulumo,
BY Rev. ". ". CARoTHERs, Mr.. N. B. CAMPBELL
and Miss MARGARET E. WALLACE, all Of York
District
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Market RepOrtS.

NEW YORK, January 2.-Flour-more doing
for export and speculation; State So 5Oa1O 20;
Southern 81 SOa14 75. Wheat 8a5 cts. better,
and more active. Corn more active; Western
mixed 81 4Oa1 II, in store. Oats shade firm
er.- Pork heavy at s27 12s22 Is. Lard steady
and in moderate demand. Cotton 4aac. better;
sales 1890 bales, at 16lc Turpentipe 6Osa5l.
Rosin 81 75a7. Freights quiet. Governments
steady.
BALTIMORE, January 2.-Cotton better-Mld-
ding 15ac. Flour firm and quiet. Wheat ad-
vanced 10c.-prime and choice Southern 81 ~
az IS. Corn active-white and yellow 81 1s
a1N. Oats quiet. Provisions nominally uD-
changed.
* CINCINNATI, January 2.-Flour flrmer and
unchanged. Corn hrmer-in the ear 8*c.,
shelled ssasOc. Whiskey and Pork unchanged.
AUGUSTA, January 2.-Cotton advanced 1c.;
sales in two days s14; receipts same time IA:
New York Middlings 14ia15c.; sales of the week
221s. Receipts S22s.
SAVANNAH, January 2.-Cotton active, with
an advancing tendency; sales 475O; Middline
15c. Sales of the week II DOL; receipts 1878
receipts of the week 1888; exports Of the
week, to Great Britain 2291; coastwise s14
stock IS, POI; stock of Sea Islands 1000.
MOBILE, January 2.-sales yesterday 55O'
bales; to-day 42OO bales; closed firm, factors
claiming full rates; middlings 14c.; receipts il
two days 1854 bales.
New ORLEANS, January 2.-Cotton active an'
advancing; middlings 15c.; sales in two day!
$50 bales; receipts 1892 bales; exports 0Si5
bales. Sugar in good demand; common s4s
&C.; fair 11sa12c.; prime to choice lSsalScz
Molassesiactive; common &c.,; choice 7oaSlo
Sterling 4a47. Sight Exchange on New fori
3ss discount. Gold S22
WILMINGTON, January 2.-spirits rupentin'
depressed and nominal Roain steady at 81
for No. 2, and 81. rs for No. !. Tar 81 IS. Cot
ton 1sfa14c. for Mddling. 1::.s.5
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THE MARION STAR.

J1eTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO.
E is published at Marion, 8. G.. In tho ostitrl
portion of the country, and Offers q Myossole
medium to Merchants, Druggists, Machinists, aud
all classes who des1re 10 extend their business IN
the Pee Dee country. g. sai-
For the benefit Of our advertising patrons, we
shall IN addition to our subscription List, which u
conf tantly lncreasing. publhh and d1strtuse,
gratuitously, copies Of the STAB, during the bus-
1est season this Fall
Rates Of Advertising liberal. .2..2 3,l..e
". J. :MGKERALL4
N,yember 90 EdItor and Pror1st0Y.
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s OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY
IN THE MATTER OF sIMONs BE Brown vs.
BROWN.-Under the order made In this case, the
creditors Of the late A. d. BROWN are called upon
to appear before the undersigned and prove their
demands on or before the first day Of February,
1883, or be excluded from the benefit of the decree
hereafter to be made In this matter.
JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity.
January 8 f5
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TIE SHOOTING OF JUDGE BUSTED, AT Mo-
B1LE.-The Mobile advertiser" OF Sunday last
gives the following particulars of an affair
already mentioned in our telegraphic advices {;
About half-past nine yesterday morning
Judge Busteed, Judge Of United States Dis
trict Court, crossed the street directly from the
Battle House towards the Customhouse: nr.
Z, V, B, Martin, the United States District At
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~oFFICE OF MAsTER IN EQUITY

~OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, 2oTH DECEMBER, 1s8T.-ROBERT-
SON us. ALsToN.-Rids. in writing, Will be received
at this Office until the Goth Of January, 1sss for the
rent Or purchase Of the whole either Of the vu-
able RICE ESTATES, in Georgetown District known
by the names Of "Fdendfeld," "Michaud's Point, {"
"strawberry Hill, ;" "Marietts" and "Calais."
Plat Of these Lands can be eeen at this Office.
JAMES TUpPER,
December 80 mwf9 Master In Equity.
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MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MI

WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FRQN
w that rich Cotton country, Southwest 0eor.
Ris, would do well to advertise In the f;!,s!i
DAWSON JOURNAL:
An old-established newspaper, prbhahed ct the
rich Cotton belt. Having the largest circulation
OF aay paper in this seononit Offers extra induce
menh to advertisers. ----. tE--D
aar Published weekly at 50 per annpn.. :Adysr-
tisinz rates moderate. ELAN CHBIsTIAh.
December II Dawsons 0A
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Th, wreck OF, the Frances.

wnmsaTos, January 2.-The steamship
Frances, from Baltimore for this port, previ-
ously reported ashore near New Inlet bar, has
broken up. The machinery may be saved and
the cargo partly saved in damaged state. a
party Of negroes attacked the guard and car
ried off part Of the goods saved from the
wreck
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drugs, Gbemitals, Gte.
RODRIGUES'
P[JLMONIG ELIXIR SPECIFIC

TAS RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF F'R
II its wonderful restorative and curative qualities.
Under its stimulative influence, and by Its PEN
etrative agency this health invigorany cordial ex-
cites general beneficial reaction, and disperses the
impermesble distractions which prevent access to
other remedies. While gradually reducing the &C.
companying construction which attends the malsdy.
it reproduces the essential warmth anc elastic vigor
of the respiratory vessels which, by this remedial
combination, promotes the healing. process by which
relief and cure is effected.
Hemorrhages are arrested anG cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
AS neither narcotic nor emetic properties Of any
kind are employed in this Pulmonic Compound, and
the most aysiduous attention given to the quality
and medical value Of each component article which
constitute 1t, it is confidently and conscientiousy
recommended for it's safety and reliability, without
restriction in generous, wholesome diet, or appre-
hension of renewed cold from its ELECTS.
For sale Wholesale and retail by the ProprleTess,
Mrs. CECILIA RODRIGUES, northwest corner o
MEETING AND SOCIETY.STREETSs and at the
Druggists.
November IL lyr
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mn, I.onsstana Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-In the conven-
ton to-day the discussion OF Wycklihe's
equality substitute was resumed. Several
amendments were offered and considerable
feeling manifested, but the convention ad-
iourned without coming to'a vote.