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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
SHERlrF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF IOWA, [
Scofr CoUNSY.


SCefr CoUNgY.
In the District Court of Scott County, Iowa.
Bv virtue Of special Execution issued from
the office Of the Clerk of the District court Of
Scott County, State Of Iowa, in favor Of French
and Davies, and against Rsimer Soehrsn, dated
Nav 2sth 1868, and TO me directed, command.
ing me that Of the real estate hereafter describ-
ed, with buildings and improvements thereon,
Of the said Reimer Sochren. make, or cause
TO be made, the sum of eleven hundred and
sixty three 1883 lo-loo dollars, with interest
and costs. levied upon the following de-
scribed real estate. lying and being situated in
the County OF Scott and State Of Iowa. viz:
Lots three 49, and four a. in block twenty three,
in the town of Walcoit.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale ut public outcry, at the Court
House door. in the city of Davenport, County
Of Scott and State of Iowa, on Saturday, the
9th DAY Of June, 1865 between the hours Of
9 o'clock A. ~ and o clock Z. " u said day,
sale to commence az the hour Of 2 O'Clock Of
same dav. and Will sell TO the highest and
best Bidder therefor, in cash, the above de-
scribed property. or sufficient thereof to salts.
fy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 2s,h day Of May, 1865.
GuSTAyUS SCuNITGER.
myas Sheriff of Scott County, Iowa
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TNHl5IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON THE
Il seth day Of Nay, A. D. 1858. . Warrant
IN Bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Jacob 1cwman. Of nuscsaine, in The Coun-
" Of Auseatine and State Of lows, who
has been adjudged . Bankrupt, on HE
own petition. That the payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property be.
longing TO such bankrupt. to him. or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him. are for
hidden by law. That meeting Of the creditors
choose one or more assignees Of his estate. will
be held at aCourt Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at No. West Second street, in the City Of
Davenport. before n. N. Price, Register, on the
LIST day Of July, A. ID. 1868, at 10 o'clock A.
n g. W. CLARK,
U. s. Marshal. as Messenger, Dist. Of Iowa
3. L. WADE. Atty for Petitioner.
my29- dSt-sat.
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BLeonlHoroH, Nay 29.-Ths Democracy
Of The Eighth Congressional District held
their convention yesterday q the Academy
OF Music 10 this city. Hon. B. 8. Edwards
was nominated for Congress By acclama-
ton.
Srn,xoSIELD, Nay 29.-Ths Republicans
held . meeting last night 10 ratify The
nominations Of Grant and Colfax. The A.
tendance was large. Hon. Sas. G. Conklin.
Gen. John N. Palmer and others delivered
snAAchaa
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph. May 90
Flouryery dull for all grades except low ex-
tras and superfines. which are scarce.
wheat-Unsettleda and irregular, and closes
lower. at l.ss for No. l spring, and l.sl10
1914 for No. 3.
Corn-Lower and closes tame ct s7kQs7X
for No. I.
Oas-Lower and dull at ssl<0ssX at the
close.
Rye-Dull and nominal at Isl 0l.s2 for No.
and l so for No. g.
Bsrley-Neglected and entirely nominal.
Provisions Heavy and very little movement.
Pork-Held 1t $500 no buyers over 27.75.
Lard-Dull and lower At II J<@17z.
Bulk Meats-Nothing doing.
Lake freights-Dull and lower; ~ for corr
and . fer oats TO Buffalo.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, May % Extensive prepar.
atoms have been made here to decorate on
the 3O,h inst, with flowers, the graves of
the Federal dead, who sleep in the National
Cemetery, on the Louisville IL Nashville
Railroad in this county.
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OnAHA, Nay 2s.-The Republican, h.,a
large meeting here tonight to ,a.ify the
nomination of Grant and Collar.
Three miles OF track we're laid on Tues.
day on the Union Pacific Railroad. tn.
road is now forty miles beyond Laramie
City, the present terminus. A new town i.
being built at tho North Platte crossing.
where the terminus will be fixed shortly.
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New York Money Market.
By Telegraph NAY 80.
etocks-Heavy
Bonds-e's 81. 11s: 8 sos let, l11S "a, /. o9H
3D. .o9ss new. Ink; CT. Liz: 1e-4os, 1855
SOS, I'd, 1.09k I'd, 1.oelS,
New York Csntral-1t3L.
Erio-73.
Ill. Cent-1.l0I-2
northwestssn-dsx; prsfsrfsd ssH.
Rock lsland-gH.
Burlington D Quiney-l.5O.
Toledo wabash-s1x.
PAcle Mail-0e.
Gold-1,sg&.
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CO. M z RCIAl.


DnVeapOrt Market Report.
Oyres OF rns DAVENPORT Dsu. Graf,
May -gth, 1865.
tlorn-W Wholesale, 1000; retail, sll.oo.
WnrAr-No. !, also. No. ., sl.75, No. 8,
el5e.
EARLgv-No receipts.
OArs-.0c
kYs-Dull and Nominal No receipts.
ona-15atI1c.
Onions No receipts.
Por.roxs-$l.Ce.
BuTrEI-2oc. per ID.
EGas-l2lsc.
HAr-Good Timothy 81, 90 per ton. Upland
Prairie $1,000 per ton. Slough, t?.ooSlO.o0.
CoAL-Soft--l6 cents per bushei. : Delivered
1sc.
ANTHRACITE AT yard tlo.Q ger ton. De-
livered 1890 per ton.
WocD-ss COG a. 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

SpRIEoFIELD. May SS-The graves Of
Union soldiens in this vicinity will be deco
rated with flowers on next Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

Cnolcs Iowa Catawba Wine, st 800 per
dessn bottles also full stock Of other ma
tive and foreign wines 1t the wine house Of
LAN0rELDr, THoDK L Co.,
81 West Second street.
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NOTICES.

FaRcKLEs AND TAN removed aud prevent
ID, BY using the delicious Hsspsrian Balm
or the complexion. Price only City cents
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, May 2S.-The General AS
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church closed
its session to Jay. and adjourned to meet in
Mobile, Ala, on the third Thursday in May,
1865,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
CANADA.

ST. JenNs, May 29.-Thres hundred
Louaves, with . priest in attendance. left
mere mere Tor Rome, rio New York, yester-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29
xorsa IAnIRa REwARRi

uOCN0 LAOIB6 DEW HNE
up ru9 INJURIOUS EFrRCrS Of Pace Pow
srs Ana wsshss All snch remcdlcs close up the
a.. ,stas ssn aud ia Oh ort time destroys the
snpi-rion. Ifyoa wsutd have fresh. health ny and
csihtai . ppssrsacc. use fistssoLDs krsaAos DAs-
AvAsuIA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

ROr 4 PEW Of shs wosss dieos1sss hat a@ica
nanhind asiss from corraptioa Of the bleo1. Hnn-
s.lps ExsaAcr sAsssvAs,al-A 10 remedy Of the ~
most value.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph May 80.
Rsceipts-Csttls, IS cars hogs, 80 cars,
sheep cara.
Z Csttls-kxtra s.750s.l2x; fair to good
7.oe0soe stoekers l.s71f15.lSk.
Hogs-Extra S.s50s.S7X; good TO choice
e.7tOs.lS1f.
sheep Choice s.as@s.so; good sSoQs.co
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

~., spnrSo MONTHS, tbs system natus.
as.s.~,eea rhsngs. and Helmbolds Higny
..n,,s,ss Estraes OF Sarsspsrills 10 N assistant
a. sss greatest vaine.a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

grANrirY Va. QUALITY HELxsoLp's Ex-
saa ~ ~sssAraGaLi.. The dose sis email Those
WI" desire large quantity aud largs doses OF medi.
- knk1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

THosK VINO DESIRE BRILLiANoY OF COM
hifNioN mus, parity and enrich tho blood. which
Hu4moolfs Concentrated Extract Of osrsaparla
fnssrssely doss. Ask for Hclmboid'sS Taks no
sshsr.
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To Rent.

1.-TWO PLEASANT OFFICES TO RENT
j Corner Sd and BRADY. adjoining DR.. Mi
ner's Dental rooms. my26-dtf
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MASsAcnUSETTs.

Woacsefnn. Nay 29.-Ths venerable q
~: levi Liaeela disd ~ 49,. Is -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN aud BEAUTIFUL
cpspffXipS foliowe the use a. HsLsDoLps Co.'S
ew~ya.rtn RyrsarT sAasArAwTLtA ~
Il rrusres tl.csspots. pimpies moth pstches and
All crap:iaas o. the skin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

HRLMROLD's EXTRACT aARSAPARILLA
esHsss aud rrnavass the blood iastiis the vgor OF
health Into the sesicm. and rneces out the humors
ta.t mske disease.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP & SON.


Physc ans and Surgeons formerly Of New Yora, are
treating successfully all
CHRONIC DISEASES,
Which braces the bestand most approved methods
in this and other countries for the OF all Chronic
Diseases. They treat successfully all nervous and
Neuralgia affections all forms Of Scrofua, Fever Sorcs
stipa,ion. ali Skin diseases, Pulmonary Consumpon
In its early stages, Paralysis, Epilepsy Salt Rhsum
Headaches, all Heart Diseases OF children and
Seminal Weakness 4 Sexual Dis.
EASES. which are carrying Thousands to their grave
EYE AND EAR
They treat successfully, new method all diseases
Of the Eye and Ear. They have had more extensive
Practice and better success in the tssatmen. Of all
Diseases Of Women.
Than any oiAer Physicians In America Thoy have
cured won who have been confined TO their bed for
years. Th,Y never fail TO cure
Esl5 L. 4 VI ATS VA
In all stag lomatter Of how long standing. They
Asthma. 50 It never returns They have Sure
Cure ~ distressing disease, HEMMoRRHoIDS
OR Pills. They cure Gil diseases OF the Throat
and I-au-s.
Canceis.-Thsy have an extensive practice and
wondeT- success in the treatment of Cancers,
which they CURE without eating them out using
the hniir Let those who have Tumors and Swell
q
ded 10. az timely treatment may rave hem from
the horrors. suffering and death OF an open cancer.
Catarrh Cured.-They rctreating Catarrh on
new system which is a sure for this disease.
THns eossrLTArIoss for years have averaged from
nve 10 seven Thousand year, which gives them an
experience unsurpassed by any and sQualled only by
We wish It distinctly understood that DR. KNAPP
NOa travelling Physician. He only visits FEW
PLACES UCCAL1ONALLY, 10 accommodate his ma
nerous patients who cannot conveniently visit him
IN Cheago
70. Remember they do not promise to esrs all Sta
ges OF Disease While all diseases cursab II t.
zen N season. all stages not. Your case may b
Sul.. 'ais week, not nexr-to-day, not o-morfowi
hence the danger OF delay.
No case sciU b received schen there ere any
doubts Of Cure or Relief.
Urr terms are CAsn; hence the money must b sat
We All orders for medicines. It costs from I've =
TIT, collars per month"; to doctor with 10, which
q The poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
rstents must write their name, State, and poGe
Omce ADDRESS plainly: All Letters requiring. A aAs
W., must contain letter stamp, and BE- addressed
20 II: KNAPP SON, Box 1881. Chicago. Ill.
~ ANY o. the above diseases can be treated sue
oy the patients describing their case IN
ioi * wnen shey cannot zee ~.
Ut Knapp, who has visited Davenpoet, Iowa, reg.
NARY The pastsix years, can be consulted ct the
Scots House.
On Thursday. February sth, Thursday. April III
Inureday, June 18th, Thuysday, July 1oth, Thursday
seps 24tn. and Thussday. Nov. 18Th.
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llverpool Market.
By Telegraph.l Liverpool, Nay -.
Flour SIS &C.
Wheat-Red. las Cd white. l4s Sd.
Corn--S7a 3D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-29

REi ND0l.D.s CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
fAlsAIAhii IA. 10 the GrsalDloo puriAss
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iMELMBOLDse
HIGHLY
concentrated Fluid Extract
- q NJ :, q ~ . u~~.

VAt&S a - ~ ~ Lila
lHADlCATEs FguHTIvE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF THE
AhkoAT. NOSE. EYES. EYELiDS SCALP and
SKIN
a.ea 90 dssagure the appearance. PCROlNC the
~. 80. o' mercury and removing all taints the
s.I.~nr - baSiAsES. hereditary otherwise.
feet SAFETY. WIN UT
TWO TABLE-spooNruLs Of the rxtr.e, =, s.,.
eepertila added TO pin, Of water IL cors, 70 az
Lsecch met Drink. and one otslc IL EQUAL 10 cs,
- z, eyfup OF sarssparil.a or the decoctions a.
AN INTERESTING LETTER a puh,,.hes =, ~.
MediccChtrurSisAl Review on the sub,ect Of ,hs
KxtYaxt az Sarsaparslls Ia certain sSFsrt;a ~ M ~
Amin Iravsr. =. Il. :. &c speak ne of tho.e d is
eeees and ufseasee arising from the ex cees of mer
cary. be s'sies that no remedy 10 eoua, 20 the rx
tract Of Saysaparilla lite power u e1traordinsrv
more 10 than any other drug am acquainted Win
u Is n the strctesf eense. tonic with THE uvalua
BILE attribute. that Il applicable TO state Of the
sssts m 20 ssnkep; ard yet % irritable renders
other substances 0f IL tonic cass Unavailable o. In
jar1OuD.
alELMDOI1OsO
Concentrated Hxt'et 0ofoaparllla
otahltsAsd upwards sfls ysan. Rssoass1by
n. e. HlkADoLU4
DsUogsgF - Co.,
~ Droaawsy, nm
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OUISy LIE AND TICA
CEMENT,
For Sale by r. u. PRHTTYMAN.
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PICTURE FRAMES
OF any size sand quality, on hand end made -
order q LTSE = 0RlG0S'
Is Perry 6teset near r. o.
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Z THEl0RANG NGRBttRGG NEWS
.oaIa- -s1odnac1- ait .Alr.taQ 9nihl1NiSi %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, "a

ITINy---TJdHTyTH
oThk ,se nsss{sf a aasrss4'es slp fik ef deie
S S SSs SEsel ;4% ags sfys e 1g5 Gs
issanaDa,ioasli ijyoal isaDy D ys0oaaisaas s35ns As
grnrc questions arhicA'moo da5itol fhe' lt,'id1le
nNAaas letAAe, theig epi!slaaS eoi',eis soqM 9,s
sa8ass5 ia ahaililS ef de TaS'g!I siaess e1,,en'
w,tia ssati,htht u, tie seth8neor rtdiinty III Nhich
isaircuddtessoJ O, colamyss hsesopenF FtAercfore,
tarrany eoq.aHcti properly ~ ;tt, ssecon
fa &y 81 sss%s5 as% Hs 81 eis e
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Ennp'i 10 ,4sARNwEn4, IS sC.p Deos "a, 1861!
F,poSfrai. il havcobeen informed that NIr ,Ifood
Fthe Trnasnrcr of tho Seats, has been instructed
fbyTy6unot topaS my salary 0after the 3tst' Of
1Odtobnraoirua y1sy 81 eli .iYi1.zi'i ni';. i
4id,. When I received yourspeeialoider 1No!l1s3,
isuspcnaing.mo,d didfaot suppose yol intended
to deprive me of the property in my Office: 1T
never occurred. that; abcrruscI could not
Peohscjentiuusly carry oiit yodt Heaeral Orders
Eaa tdjpN;cssT was ito, be punished by being de-
pri9ed of talesalury ashicll in the i,hpo5erish-
bed state Of Che country, is the only means left
hto mo ieri fhe. supportofniy family lis s'i',4I
Ei ,I>tfust it,isoonly neoessafyto bringlit5 your
Enoticethe facb Chat The judge has n property
bin his ofico, and chat, duringshis suspension,
the.cannot be legally.depriSeh66it eu,6lamehts.
As hayoho 'ideaoithat your purpose Is to
inAiet-a-p personal injury enc .whoy-I TRUST,
has showgghjYssa g a q zs99loHf III qd tpnost in th4
discharge Of his duties as you have in the dis
charge of yoprs, ,thorciprei respectfully. pub
NIT ths qqeSStb9n S t9 y99f paturG pe4sd
tho ppqsbstoo y5 81 %at Sc 'a% you have
chti66atly done hls M aijdstiee. Won a
sn'Wery; ;rtsp6ctfaliSigoar obedienE servant,
a. P. ALDR1dH,,i "f
das,, wollud Law,Iudge ofSeuthsgaroliiis.
Major-G General CANDY, Commanding ypistsiab.
ii ssDrpoH ~: 'rod i.,-ea ol,! tnI Il 2hR
HEADo'ns. 2D MnirxNf1bfsfRicr, 'a q
orig o 'lChaalestohs s. cs,rJahh 74tR, 1868.
A. r. Ah7rich, Esq, Barhbeu OH. Gao'
LSfn :----IlhaYe the honor tD acknowlcdge'the
receipt of your communieationaiifi relation to
.hasalary, elaine9bs 8ap,yhal indigo oR1the
Court of Comment p Pleas mid G Geporal Sessions,
end, to aetsts, in reply" "tAsti4a yyqug eetion
inyalYedA ssEiaps delay in She adm astrati00n 00
jnsee ss4n and mpYSsssal hs ste s in its
i@povSesysshSfd soaaaGiqp, additional expenses for
the maintenance Of prisoners, and FOR holding
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Meadeg State eassalsfdfod siGsSg Gcorsi
found an empty TIrGssgslH L III sHEIPEissipg
how .riches take to themselves wings, and fly
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Order Removing the Governor and
Treasurer Of Georgia.
81 nssS4ss Ta5A E,yagRs ptssrydes,
& A M hr1AafAl anuay Bj Iso7s
[Gaieyal EoAf,s M. $I 81 } n

S q oAallss5. JshIkie, I d, ppgaislsppl Ge5frn-
Of sHnd John Jodes Treasurer; of
the State %: Georgia, having declined to re-
spcct the Instructions Of, and failed to cooper
ate with tho Major-G eneral Commanding tho
PhiTI Military IDRniFt, erol hereby Nptaosed,,
from Office.
II. BY virtue Of the authority granted by
EAe Mbplemcatasy. Rokoaatruetidn jaaetaaf Con
gress, passed July 10Th, 1867, tho following
named officers are detailed for duty in the Dis
trict Of Georgia; Brcvct Brigadicr General
Thomas Il, ,7 R7ugcr g, g,Ylgpql Thirty Third In
fantry, to be Governor sH, IF the State fGeGtgia
Breyet Captain Charles qsis T. Rockwell 0rdi
nance Corps United States Army, to be Treas
uEgeE, @gs, of the State s , 9f GtssGaEsia GtssGaEsiadp .rs n
IL The aboXe US named officers viii pg9ceed,
Without delay to AfkSsdgeyie II eyie georgia, and
enter he dischaTsa Of tho duties dsvolv-
ing upon them sub}He't ' s t0 instructions IN from
these Headquarters. ,.,.
m.,3y order Of Major cneral NIEApE:
{signedl 4: q RIsSER 5I li1sRl IA, A, A,G.
At 1oa A. NJ tbs order was, + Ecad to tho
conYfntion amid applause, mt! at SECTION P T,
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STATE oB SOUTH CAROLINA, 1. o;,..;a.
Ornngeburg District. o"'oi'


ny p. A. MtMfeHAEL,, ESD l.; 'ordihafy. /
X! Whereas, Carolde A9ihIiihous, 'aidowahathmaao
suit mcto grant her Letters Of Administration Of
the Estate and Effects Of Henry W.Milhous, dec.
Thcso are therefore tootc and adnonish NIL and
singular tho Kindrel and, Credit ots, Of the said
Henry W. Milhous, doc'l that they be and appear
before "mc in the Court Of Ordinary to Be held
ut .iQrhngeBprg q. II. on the 2lsttday ofoJanuary
inst after publication hereof at II o CLOCK in the
forenoon, to Show cause If any They hnves
said dAdminispationshould not be granted. ;iiins |
Do,nini, 1868. p. 4. AfGNfICffAEIs,.
u janol8 |.2t II .soia santsirN0 seinO. 09D.ti |
=,
STATE OF SOUTH cARDLIN.Ay,l d, ~, ~
.., .Orangeburg DISTRICT. J,oi .''s n,a, !
ByP. a. McMICHAEL, MICHAEL, Esq Ordinary, ~, /.
Whereas, ,Chprlotte Hcath and f. j; tBuyck, have
made suit TO me to grant them Letters Of Admits
irhtiorFof the Estate andeeptY Of Prahois B Heath
deceased. .iy,si y,di:d. aihw .4.erElg tIs9a
These are therefore to eite and admonish all and
SINGULAR the ikihdrcd and Creditors, OF thel said
Francis B. Heath, deceased that they he and ap-
pear before me, in the Court of Ordinary, to Be
heldat lrangelhrg,i Court House on a7th day Of
O'clock in TIE hoiren60n, to sRew oauso if asy tboy
havo,nVhyi tho said Administrptinn shdpid,a6t be,
sseaRls assa under w f41sSaa f41Sa 5s 5 day st3s 81 Arc
Ahno Dorhini,' 1867 y q r, "a; A.;siosficHADIjefe'
llanisF7M d s. ,.a1 l,isil rQitD,Rne
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port that The members present were qualified
s9Ap had been furnished with certificates ofs
and that like cortiacates YOU'D be
,f4pAhcA to other delegates theit affis
segern motions of adjodtnH pntF FMerS then
made, mid successfully voted dbFn. E
lAsssaon as breathing space Mas allowed, e 8,
L. igardoza, delegate from Cforleston, moved
that committee, consisting Of one delegate
from each district, Il. be elected by the delcga-
tion, should be appointed to nominate suitable
hfHets >for ~ sllpeimhnnnt organizaBidn. CNlls
llotion was adopted, and t!o convention, after
u little moro discussion, and voting, and calling
to order, adjourned until twelve o'clock to-
morrow.
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wEpN nspAY d5TH.

Y Il - u I - (
Aftcr some discussion as to members mot
having certificates of indcutifcation, the hall
keeper was app0in1ttesdff ts doorkeeper until per
mancnt organization.
The body then went into az. Informal ballot
for President n9s'o''rits 'ii''v bAi'ss Svsd
o5F lseqanr, nj sis% rss4
carried to allow the. delegatcs,taprepare thoir
ballots at the close of the recess, the ballots
wcrocast, Ind on being counted tlio, result sas
as folGwss'A. G. ,fatkeeyy, white delegate from
Charleston, seventy four votes; 3. Whitte.
more, delegate from Darlington, thirty y-seFesh
votes ;,Ehomas j., Robertson, white, delegate
from Richand, and temporary chairman, one
vote; James NJ Rutland, white, delegate from
Fairfield, one vote. 80 - u,
|,,rOn motion of Gilbert Pilsbmy, white, dele
cato from Charleston; the election Of Mackcy
was declared unanimous. - .sri.F| .sel
f. s. R,nsier, light calofed delegate fit6Shi
Charleston, it6on moved that a committee 81
thr9e s. SppoiatcdI taaBit,oa tRaAdaly elected
chairman and invite him to take his scat as
president eth. lof the soayen1tfapP. m..s
IliC Ou Ills Scap;
gag 6 FatH,h3l 3leagat q srrksEiCO 81 shch he
took occasion to define his position on certhin
E4atstio,is a@hish TaeA likely to be
brought before tho body =
Night .ocssipn-Ihe first business in, order
Two ibalots u coaa!vsys COW! s aas sdi s!eetsd this
'6ahcc. Dos 47''3z" '.f.f''4 = 'l1 - p',l .
son sr i 52;' u; rss;sylysd
tIat when the coolp99aantipn adjourn, itaadjsdrn
to meet to-,norrow r!rrow at, 10 a. ~. = ~ ~ !.
H. e, DcLafse gave t's notice ht'ti that Oh tlo.@tr-
roW e Would move to rcconasgidsr IKE gmotIon
efaclRg Conway ri fass 'Ia
Peter Miller was elected assistaaht' Sergeant
at-drnis.'i'asamAi Dickson Was elected door
|kecpdr.r .r,lieg tfd irp no',rot,9h o atrw
! 'JohhTi,zsimSns vas tleh dlcsicl assisst...,. !.
aoof'sccrcr,' sna, sasthdarA protesting faiiiller
tf,s hccsao azition, tho coif77it.itiJ aloairiied
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