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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20
WHOLE NUMBER 476.

tae 5aeo seventeenth and eighteenth of April,
for the reasons above stated the under
slg1eo concludes that the contestant, George
". hagan, has totally failed TO establish the
charges exhibited in his protest against the
Hon. K. FL. Day, and that the said Day is
clearly and unmistakably entitled to his
Respectfully submitted,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

The remains Of the lamented Colonel
Pope will be conveyed to Illinois, (his
fathers home), on the steamer Nicholas
Longworth, which leaves tomorrow at
three P. NJ.
The deceased was Colonel of the Thirty
Third Illinois Volunteers during the war.
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NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY EVENING.

Garstkamp, lie Blanc, Lee, Mollere, McMil.
len, Nurrell, Melvin, Morard, Pearce, Pratt,
Raymond, Rey-2l.
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LG0aFIsVa0 0F E0VaFR FAas.l
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The committee was discharged.
MOTIONS.

Mr.. Wittgenstein: move to reconsider
the vote BY which the Senate refused to con-
slider engrossed Senate bill No. 8, an act reIa-
tive to Notaries Public.
Mr.. Ray: move to lay the motion o., Mr..
Wittgenstein on the table.
Mr.. Campbell: | caH for the yeas and
Days.
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The motion of Mr.. Lewis was tabled.
Mr.. Braughn: call for the main ques-
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iSpatcheS to the Associated Press.

Fs. RIvER NEWS, ETC,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

Andersonville and. the battle6elds
where he received the seven wounds
by which life was made burden to
him. But there wasn't . ...loil'''
individual that went to hear him.
You can find plenty who are ready
to write long histories concerning
his trials and suffcrings, but would
scarcely contribute farthing to re-
love him Of sufferings even - intol-
cradle Is those of Andersonv,lle. -
Such is the philanthropy Of those Of
great African ideas. "Consistency
thou art jewell"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

On Saturday night of tho 18th of
March 1868. the County Safe at
Crcsco Howard County Iowa was
broken open and robbed Of mum :
Der Of thousand dollars. The above
reward is offered to any one who
will return the money together with
the thief, or 81, 900 for either.
By order of the Board of Super
yisors. os:s gvr
Attest AARON KInBALL, elk.
By Henry T. REED. Deputy.
Suspicious arc resting on two
men that were seen in and around
Crcsco on Saturday and Sunday the
18th and 18th Of March. One Of
them VAS about 80 years old, 6 feet
high, weight $50 to 1876 pounds.
straight build, light brown hair and
brown mustache. light complexion,
and rather red face, wore dark
brown sack coat. brown pants and
vest either of the same piece Of
cloth or shade lighter; wore fur
cap had small cylinder cscapement
watch composition cases. with small
silver square linked chain attached.
looked like : German but spoke
English auently. without any Ger.
man accent. i9 afta @
The other was 80 years old S feet
6 or I inches in height, aim build.
dark complexion. dark hair, darl
beard and mustache. wore long blaOl
broadcloth frock coat, stiff brinned
low crowned black hat. rather dres.
sy in appearance and rather good
looking. J,
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.r.f"4 BURGLARY
County Treasurer's Safe
Blown Open :!

County Treasurer's safe
Blown Open :!
On Sunday night last tho Treas
urer's Office was entered BY burglars,
his safe blown open and robbed Of
ten or twelve thousand dollars -
The safe though to al outward ap-
pesrancs q good one, proves on be-
ing opened up to have been worth
less. The cascings being nothing
moro than boiler iron, less than 4
quarter of an inch thick. With the
vacuum filed in with . cement
The implements used for reaching
the lock Of tho outside door we're .
pick-axe and crow-ba r. The PAN
nels Of the inside door, like those
of a common door being thinner tbsu
other parts, and At all events not
exceeding quarter Of an inch in
thickness was pierccdby = single blow
Of the pick, and the lock blown off
by Inserting powder. The till con-
tanning the moneys was carried .
short distance cast Of the Court
House where it was broken open
and robbed Gifts treasures. The
loss falls very h:avy upon the coun-
ty at the present time, Is our taxes
already are almost insupportablc.
At present writing no clue has been
found, that is likely to lead to the
discovery Of the perpetrators of the
robbery. On Monday our little viii
lage was greatly excited and specula-
ton was rife a. to what should have
been done to avoided tho &C.
cidcnt. We presume that not a
single county official. knew that the
safe was 80 utterly worthless, until
it Was opened up by the burglars for
inspection; nevertheless they all re-
ceived their full share of unjust
censure and especially did the Treas
urer. One said if he had been
Treasurer. he would have taken the
money home the night previous and
have given it to his wife for safe
keeping; another who was SO unfor-
tunate rs to have no wife. said he
would have put it.in his boots and
have slept with lis boots on; anoth-
er said he was foolish or be would
have put the money under the safe
IS he might have known burglars
would have looked inside for it;
md still another. perhaps bilious
rom eating too many ''sour grapes"
IN last election day, declared vo-
;iferously that he was criminally
negligent or he would have carried
The funds around with him in his
'oat tail pocket or have given them
TO some friend to carry; and 80 ON
ID INFINIrUM !; but at present
are settling down AMI it is
generally believed that the Treas
arer was warranted in keeping the
money in tho place provided for by
law. t1'."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

"The COl0red Troops Fought
Nobody
A company Of these patriotic citi-
zcns, six in number one being Of the
female persuasion, left our tewn
yesterday after sojouru Of nearly
. week. They were Ministries, who
had denied themselves Ill the luxu-
ries Of the Frcedman's Bureau, and
cast themselves upon the charities
Of their philanthropic admirers ofthe
North. Their visit would have been
very brief. but thoy discov cred that
philanthropy and rs cont stamps
were two different things. and ;afte,
one days stop experienced 6nan.
cisl crisis; not realizing sufficient
wherswith to make their exit. Pu.
ritan philanthropy does not consist
in dollars aud cents. it would
contribute political privileges. suct
Is the power Of framing Constitu'
tions, and would even crush the lif.
ont Of IN African with : prodigiou,
weight Of ballots rather than CON.
tribute . morsel Of bread for biz
subsistence. This is not only 70 il
the case If negroes. but also in th,
ease Of tho poor white soldier VII.
hassrded his life, - 10 supposed 70
the restoration Of the Union. Ba'
recently : poor MANNED soldier viz
it'd us and desired 10 lecture for th,
triAing sum Of 26cts on ths scenes o
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National Democratic Con-.
Y0NtiOn.

= The National Democratic Commute, by
virtue Of the authority conferred upon them
By the last democratic convention. at q
meeting held this day at Washington, D.
e., voted to hold the neat convention for
the purpose Of nominating candidates for
president and vice president Of the United
sizes on the 4th day Of July, 1868, ut ~
O'Clock NJ in the city of New York.
The basis Of representation, ss fixed by
the nationaE democratic convention, is
double the number Of seniors and repre-
scntatives in congress Of each state: under
the last superintendent. s.,s +
Each state is entitled to send delegates
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

II you wish to purchase house in Crss-
90, or eighty acres Of land, three miles
South Il Nav Oregoa) Mt i0W rates,
call on the undersigned.
nl0vo I. ". LEE.
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Bacterial Correspondence.

E01tort0I COrre1pOndoACc.
BusrI, N. Y. March I, 1868.
DsAR junior
The farce Of impeachment contin.
ues the all absorbing topic of,inter-
est. The House Of Representatives
has finally agreed upon tho ten
counts in the Indictment or articles
Of impeachment, every ono but tho
tenth in the list, being repetition
Of tho one fact Of removing Stanton
from the War Office. ~. d
Al NC intimated they would in =
former letter, these articles ignore
every act done OF permitted by the
president prior TO the one Of rcmov-
ing Stanton. We're it not that they
constitute another attack upon the
Constitutional rights of the Execu-
tive department this fasco would
only produce . broad grin.
The serious gravity Of the ''ten
articles may be summed up in these
ten words. IAN attempt to re-
move Edwin NJ. Stanton by the
President. This is tho charge d.
vested Of all useless yerbiage. In
their poverty of facts and ideas,
they as if tho keeper Of ones herd
sko~ld bring an action Of damages
against the owner, for malicious
mischief, in having kicked. beat,
sttack, mutilated, wounded, NAL
treated. cut, hacked, bruised and
otherwise abused ono PET LAMB,
thereby fearfully decorating the feel
ings of the aforesaid keeper; the
real facts al the while being that
the owncr of the herd merely sought
to get rid ola "Mongrcl hound" de-
tected IN the act Of stealing and kill
ling sheep. And this il really al
there is in tho case of Stanton vs.
tho PRESIDENT Stanton has been
sasght destroying the herd he had
been commissioned to guard and
protect, and al this howl is because
Of m .ttenpt to punish that worth
less cur"
The right Of the President in this
matter is established by precedent
a strong a. ..'holy writ" having
been the uniform practice Of every
president from tho formation Of the
Government in 1889 until 1867
Not only is this true but members
Of tho present senate, understood to
favor impeachment because Of this
attempted removal, united in re-
questing Mr.. Lincoln to remove
Montgomery Blair. from the post
ion Of Post Master General. Fur
Their than this the veto message Of
Andrew johnson, Of the Tonure-of-
Ofkee-Bill. was chiefly prepared BY
Stanton himself. who fully concur
red IN the unconstitutional charac-
ter Of the bill.
Then the method taken TO push
resolutions Of impeachment through
without debate diyests tho House Of
It's character - : deliberatiyc body.
The motive for such : course is oni,
explained on the theory that Con.
grcss dare not have the minority d
that body expose to the people ths
glaringly partisan character Of che
msycnsst, together with its own
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THE PLAIN DEALER.


state Democratic Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
Hon. DAVID. HAMMER,
Clayton County. ..
For Register Of Land Office.
A. D. ANDERSON,
a Dubuque County, taa~''
S@ For State Treasurer.
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY,
Woodbury. County,
For Auditor Of State.
HARVEY DUNLAVEY,
..~ Davis County.
For Attorney General,
j. r. WILLIAMSON, "
Warren County.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20

80 AUGUST BELMONT, ChAlrman
FRsDsHIc o. PRrScK, Ssc'y. E-.
Washington, Feb. &c, 1868.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-20
l62 BROADWAY NEW YORK.

l62 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
AGENTS HoR EUROPEAN MANUFACTURES
Announce that in consequence of the over.
stocking Of the English market, IAN immense
quantity Of DRY and FANCY goods have
been consigned to them with instructions
to be cleared for Immediate CASH. at any
sacrifice A / Co., have, therefore, re-
solved TO offer them according to their or
binary system Of business ut 81 each, with
cut regard to value. e.
The following list shows the original
Wholesale prices Of some Of the critic. -
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In DIlmm q m
| rA al
III, lUhll ~ UU,
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DRY GOODS,
... GROCERIES,. ..
ROOTS.
mi ..z .q,,., ,... -. -~~.
r. .. ,2. =. .. =... ...' ="
9,ra@.s. ~ HATS
F. '.'5 #".E GA rs.
! .~+ '...-a@ e.. =. -,
Isl GI.nT4rNG
. 1880 2.11 .-.. ...s,, .ear.
;-,s Is
sLA Il WARE,
HAMkkk M0Tl0MG
NE, w, w.
a" "n''n 'ney 'n'ena seiiing ~ the
ro-ucm pprnvo
----'
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-24
MORE GOOD NEWS!t

DIR. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope or write
your nativity Every man. through the length and
breadth land who has bad luck ard who cannot
get on in the world possession of his Iioro-
md tref RAPHA EI,S
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SWAMP LAND SALE.

NOTICE i hereby given that by order of the
~ Board o Supervisors in and for the County Of
Rock Island and State Of Illinois viii offer at
public auction, the door of the Court House.
in the City and County of Rock Island, on the
18th day Of March, A. d. 1868. between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock p. u. of
said day, the following described Swamp and
Overlooked Lands lying in said Rock Island
County.
TERMS OF SkLE-0ne- fourth cash in Land, and
the other three fourths n three annual payments
with interest at 10 pc cent. per annum, payable
annually and secured by note and mortgage.
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Female COMPLAINTS.

Whether IN the young or old. married or sin
gle, NJ the dawn of womsnhood, OF the turn o.
life, these tonic medicine display decided al
influence that q marked improvement is soor
pecceptible in the health Of the patient. Being
purely vegetable preparation, they are safe ant
reliable remedy for al classes Of Females in ev
cry condition of health and station of life.
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ka1ies, fake ParsieuIar Nouee.
TIE REAL VELPBAU FEMALE PILLS
WARRANTED FRENCH. J

THESE PILLS,
L so celebrated
maay yeArs ago in
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu
larities, and after :
wards 90 notorious
for their criminal
employment in the
practice of abortion.
are now offered for
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-24

The sale Of the shove described lands will be
continued from day to day, if necessary. The
plat Of said lands can be seen at the County
Clerks Office.
b. B. J0SLIN,
Drainage Commissioner.
Rock Island, January asd, 1858. dwtd.
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Hrysipelas and Salt Rheum
Eruptions ON the Akin,

Arising from . bad .tut~ Of the blood or Chronic
diseases, are adicated and . clear and trans
emit surface resained by the restorative action OF
this Ointment 1t surpassess many of the eos
metics and other toilet appliances in lis power
dispel rsshes and other disfgurements Of the face
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER FAIL
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIEF !.

He you
prospects, aud what is STILL he tell you their
thoughts aud what their real intentions are towards
YOU What is better than ALL he tell you II they
viii make you happy lie is therefore, sure depend
ence To ali in business his advice Is invaluable he
can re with the greatest certainty the results OF all
commercial and business transactions and spesuaon
DR. RAPHAEL interprets dreams for lottery mum
bers with unfang accuracy, you call on HIM per
sonslly
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THE CAMP AIGNS OF III GEN,
81 FOR.R,ElS'T, SIS.
S., AND OF

F7Crr6St, s. Ga valry.
An3oss.so Volume ofsis Hundred and Twenty Pager,
.Toabe printed on fine, paper, handsomely
bo1nd, and, illustrated With four full. page
steel-plate. portraits, one group of me
dallion portraits, together with copious
maps and diagrams and seven portraits on
wood, making the most; complete and teie.
CANT historical Es j, work eyer issued from the
American press. I,isli.5 nsiia l.lIa,i,sjo
l1f3GszsYA GEINT'S IN. AlNTEiD ,41sibasif
i,a BLELOCk q CO., PuprtsnERs.aa y Q
tissf ssssfss Dt iat- New Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1868 tfl sssi.ilI saa
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als7r Physiciaas PRESCRIPTIONS ril q

as3sf S5fs} xii ~
!, h. pS,,e;r;ou. pyeecr;,,s Ann. er;lf -
,.,.. 8 nj 80 ia IS s,
cetye az az naaes p'ona'apt aa0 cQ'siHs
aAeasiea1 4 use The bestcf Nedirises i
n,....,. LIZ s.,.,,J l,..s, -,.s
1l'stssSS.", '"'s n1'e -i'Y "a, ~
Europe many Articles expressly f3r fkaqs.
,,a.,,,dec HENRY SI ,IOUN.
-. 6, ...t, 81 Ma
~ ~ - ~
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/ E1AiENI ME1itJNEss !. = Neafsy. every
s'AAs''' '.1'ss l' e .',,,,sss;; I'D
ssl..'
den kNlVES,sscas lsameels, SCOT
- ncators, Alea'c;li scales. 1ues''O'l wv
di "a Bags = 1ts,al ntt) N sgrg9R
Lii I. ia,l--.-7-T .,aI..5siM leis,q
EDAINTs, YARNISHEs, Oils Ills a a1l9
= Colours. .a
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A.aL lt0. i-af}sgtf fstltIiiJ To s5ttffG ~
To the, Rubl1C.

, - GAAASi AWuk24ASS.isl
NM q wisllito inform orr friends anil the
Wy public that we still ,eso lnl1silnn the
sAlDpL III R1IBa|U BUSINESS, at the, ela stand
on Third stgeet, two squares abo 'lPc larks
Livery Stable, We have of4n ,,l hand . fine
assortment Of ready maae, work for sale,
such as BRIDES, MARTINGALEs, CITRUS,
SADDLES, HARNESS, etc, etc.
Repairing done at Tile shortest notice.
!, 9tif ,Is.ISt3t& H9 a9tisfi,s.9 s =. l.tI3
mar 90, If .s,.sy e. SPREIGEI. 81
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+ I.Su ma b er,

TTAXING,a steam saw mill within five
III 4 aud Il half miles of Alexandria, /
take this method Of informing all persons
in want of lamber, that their orders, adj
'rected to me and left eitherat the Post OF
fee, with r, J.. Fox, S. w. Henafie or Cap
tain J. Grallam on the Ferry boat, will
meet with prompt attention hti afiifI es9
by punctuality and just dealing I hope
TO merit and receiye aliberal SHIRE of pat
roliage. ain prepared TO deliver lumber
Immediately.
feb6r1y 8siie CLEMENT ID. ,YF,sAGER.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS!
LEAVING purchased, theentire interests
- 4 tofall the other Heirs of the Estate0f
my deceased Brother, JAMES Fl GIBSON,
! hereby call upon all who are indebted to
said Estate to.come forward and settle at
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me.
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Il MRs.. MULCaHY,.,,,,iIa' g r..
FRUIT TREEsl!a FRUIT TREES a.

-
I.aaoIz5,zs,s .il'' 7RS57R1 r. j
yTfHlSinnrsery ESTIMATED sboutlona mile
H. from Alexandria ON the north side Of
Red Riyer,aloa the Holawell's Prairie
roatI. where thei very best Fruit Trees icanl
he had at reasnDabierates P eachs Pear.
Standard and Dwarf Trees, alsoHApple!l
.All orders punetrall y attended toby osi
.srleiAls d fslisssO N II. BIa .iDLfsY / IS
HI -lS0t 7N i1i3a saHPreprissor, i;
ssfp ifaai llag-oRl sgtta9't4 las'
III e. BiossAr;& FRgseH j gents
Dec. as. 3ln. ... .s5' HE. 81 SS II
sIJGARl SUGAR /! SUGAR s's
M + afs prepared to sell Sugar Sugar .at Kew
WV Orleans prices and in quantities, to,
salt purchasers: parties viii do well 4 to 9,
call aud exalnise before purchasing else,
where. BI0SS.AJ'. Il + isE..At-'I 81.
Alexandria Jan. 1sf, 1868.
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rsss no bank was robbed ia this ciif CITY,
as faf as known toltie, public--yesterday,
and no teller ran away Boston Post 4
Good for New England! NJ h, 4li.
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LIFE In APIL = BO lAI
iasssf 7ssg ssssassgi8W aIR sisse2 syRf8 Safsf'5'
9aa As8lI'.' 81 giEi0h III 7faFaaf gsf ssss9s
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
REIGIIINf.

INTERNATIONAL WORKINGMENS CONVENTION.
BRUSSELS, SepA 9-An International Convention
of the WoIkingmen Of Europe has been in session in
this city during the present week. The attendance
Is large and the proceedings have been harmonious
and orderly. The objects of the meeting and results
obtained may be best summed up in the resolutions
which adopted to-day, in substance as follows
1t was resolved that in the opinion of the Conven-
ton, workingmen cannot attain complete emancipa-
tiOn from the expressions of employers through the
merely of local strikes" that all strikes
should be subject to a code Of uniform rules and reg
ulations that councils of arbitration be formed to
settle differences between the employer and the EN-
ployed; finally, that Trade societies be established
in those countries where they do not exist, and
that al such societies be organized as to be able
to act in close connection and concert with one
smother for the general improvement of the status Of
the wOIkingmen throughout Europe.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-10
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

ALBANY, Sept. 9.-The Annual State COnven-
ton OF the Young Mems Christian Association began It's
second days proceedings at 81 o'clock this morning with
pray meeting, In which all the members participated
The business meeting called TO order at O'Clock by
the President Richard b. Steele Mr. Boardman read a
part OF second chapter OF Paus letter the Ephe
slams, and then offered prayer after which all joined IN
singing The President called for addresses the pri
mary objects OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
and response made by the Rev. b. surbridge CITY
Missionary OF Emra, and Mr. Hawkins ~ staten Island
An invitation for the Association visit In body the
State Prison. was extended To the Convention 10y Col
Salisbury The discussion Of the subject Of the primary
objects Of the Young Mems Christian Association was
continued by Col Smith of Ehnra, j. H. BrOnSon OF Am
sterdap. NJ. e. Burncy, OF NewYork, W. H. beldlng OF
New-YOrk and Capt Wilkinson Of the United States
Army The report OF the business Committee was
adopted Speeches Of five minutes were made by j. H.
Osborn OF Auburn. William Bronson of Amsterdam, T.
b. Thorpe of Bath and C. A. whitney OF Binghamton
The reports eyery encouraging The convention al
iourned AT 10 minutes 10 visit the State Prison.