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National Republican., 1877-11-09
Rsverie.
BY JULIA CLARK

No day SO fair but ere the evening
some heart hath broken in its griefi
Some lip hath paled In silent anguish,
Or sought In vain u short relief
No night so long that ere the morrow
Some heart hath thrObb~d " final res1.
Some eye hath closed to earthly sorrow.
With folded hands upon the brcast-
'Twere sweet to dream while Others labor,
To qIInf the drink the gods prepare,
To crush the spirit Of inquiry,
And drin away from thought and care.
When earth Is hlushing with the beauty
October brings with chilling breath,
'Twers sweet 10 fold the hands ut even,
And with the twilight-wclcone death.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
FINANCE AND ERCE.
rTinsnce.

The subtrensury balances IN New TorK yesterday
Gold. iO,5ioisO1 currency. 80 iy7 iGaiG The
sub TreaWrcr paid out AccnunI Of interest ssl 7OO
and for bonds. t3oi.loo. Cartoons receipts, lc GOo
In New York yesterday money quoe1 at s.
Exchange dull and heavy at ts uold steady nj io!Js
Rates for csrrying.5, 2 ~ and Ia
Government bonds steady at the following quota
tIuua.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
INSURANCE.


EIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
L.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE, No. l. OYER BANK or WAsHlSGToS.
Capital, s2N.00 Surplus Fund, 100000.
A. A. WILSON. President.
G. W. HOWARD. Secretary.
Real Estate and Personal Property Insured, and
Builders Risks taken at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
T. Edward Clark, Andrew Rothwell. A. 4. Wilson,
W. }. Wilson, Thomas Parker, Joseph Redeem, T. q.
Davis. T. ID. Cross, W. L. Howard Frank Hume,
Washington, d. C.; Ed shoemaker, George W. Crop
ley, =. E. Wheaiiey, Georgetown. nov32m
National Republican., 1877-11-09

NAVY FAY OFfltk,l
wAsuIsaTos, y. g, Nov, !. ISL:
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, TO BE
= indorsed a =. op sails Tor Angle Iron. &c, will be
rece we'd at this Office until u m the eighth day Of
delivered al the navy yard, Washing D. c. tree OF
any cxpen and suhjeci to the usual inspection. VIZ:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
I. 81 pounds Angie Iron.
5,ila puu ds Plate Iron.
700 pounds Rlvets.
Iron SiHnChons,
dimensions to | e had OF this Oillce.
To be delivered soon as practicable The right !.
reserved to reject all OF the offers u not deced
advantageous to the Government Responsible Sc
cnrty required the bids for The prompt and faith
ful del very OF the iron Blank frns for bids to be
had at this ofliCe. - -
W. W. WILLIAMS
noa-F1u2w Pay Inspector u. =. Navy.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
& GREEN, Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SAL SALE Is o. XALMAPTE dIiI1T REAL E'
day o june, A. D. isiS and duly recorded y LiGer
No: IsS. tol > one Tile and rec rds or the DIS
iy6ss, 6dS! ! upon The " mi .ss on s,oNDAY, tEe
al tSS.S Hny o' c s piece Al A. pfes a taS and
being n ihs Iity q WI hIpgloni in ine IN 6. Of
"a ne nE known in the subdivision among Loyetiny
!. io aud seven, q and @ Tia, rSrt cr iot hv
~ con aiming eiglllyon, nun red!hs t5;,o1l o an
6e 6ouI d by line parallel 70 said w'st line lot
s ssns hs ro, lS 1 s@ eo
g cs"c q # mGs and Sy Sa asmc"d
TermSo sV~: One third "a Ii, anu tho residue In
two equal instalimentz a. tx and twelve MONTHS
es 10 Se S BY deed ,T, is on ine %
iscs, or cash, at the option OF the chaser. de
DC .srm. Of sale are no, complied with . ssve'
% ss s sS 1 the gsSs % S s g = h 20 %
one weeks notice in some new payer published in the
'Es o@MWfa&a. INVITA- JOS H. bfAffiEa Tiasts
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account of the weather. until TUESDAY, November
| Br order of the Trustee.
novtTus,sds J. II. BRADLEY. Trustee.
GEORGE rRuEsDELL e. a, AuCTioNEER. Z, !, M; ,,..,
AUCTION SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
| EAST, BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
| AND SOUTH STREET.
On SATURDAY. Nov tmbcr 10, isT, at go O'Clock
D. m., will sell at public auction In front of III
premises, the unexpred term Of CERTAIN lease TOR
ninety mine years from May - iss. renewable forever,
subject to yearly mt OF silTsl, payable quarter
yearly, over and afove all deductions lnSes and
assessments Of every kind OF a part OF lot Is, IN
square Td beginning therefor at the northeast corner
OF said lot, running thence west l ieet thence south
~ feet thence east W iee; thence NORTH feet thence
erst IS feet and north q feet to the place be-
rilning situate In Washington city. d. g. together
with the improvements thereon. consisting OF two
neat twostory brick dwellings
Terms OF sale; One;thrd cash; one-third in six
months and unethird In twelve mCnhs, with interest
nj six per cent from day Of sale. al Cash. nt the op
ton Of the purchaser: go, deposit acceptance o.
each bid. All conyeysncing at purchaser cot Tern
10 he complied with within seven days o. failure W
cunplv, the right r. reserved TO rCRdvelise, al the
risk and cost OF the defhuting purchaser
| JAMES y. EDwARIS,N
| BEN. U. KEYSER, AsslgneeS
WILLIAM H. TODD,
| GEORGE TRuESDEII.
| np9STuThSds a ICtIOnter.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

stptCI g communication o. this Ifd @ wi b, IA
TIIS EVENING. At 7 O'Clock. In Mss mic Hall. Th'
pun tua nttRndni o. every mem or Il request, d.
u tine hnru,l uIa I'd Visitation will take place by
order Oi the ". NJ
National Republican., 1877-11-09

SNJow Is THE TIME TO SELL" LADIES,
IN Gents and Chlldren's Cast on Wearing Ap-
parpl Boots shoes, &c, at extraordinary high cash
prices at "JUSTH'S Old Stand" No. Bl9 ID street
tended TO. sepiltf
National Republican., 1877-11-09
NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS

Vol 10 STATUTES AT LARGE. Forty-fourth
Congress.
WILLIAMS on EXECUTORS, svolS
BARTONS LAW PRACTICE
TYLER ON PARTNERSHIP
ABBO1TS NATIONAL DIGEST. VOLT.
LAWS AMERICAN DIGEST OF PATENT,
COMMON LAW PRACTICE IN CIVIL AC-
TIONS, by Walter =. Cox, of Washington, d. Z,
PRoFFATr ON NoTARIES
NEW MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS
ONE YEAR ABROAD, by author of one summer.
MARK IWAlNs AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
"a KNIGHT OF TIE NINETEENTH CENTU-
RY. by Il. r. Roe.
THO by Mrs. 7. II. Burnett
THAT HORRID GIRL.
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
NY MOTHER.IS-LAW.
THEY ALL DO 1T.
WINSTON, by Mrs. Lcith Adams
AAkJoRY BRUCE'S LOVERS by Mary Patrick
Our stock OF Fancy and Staple Stationery was never
more attractive and novel than now. Also, our Plain
Ing.
As the season advances we shall be In almost daily
Itcep OF novelties or ~ soon they appear In the
N0rtheIn markets, which we mean 10 sell ht the very
lowest figures
National Republican., 1877-11-09
AITORNEYS,

SEwING MACHINES.
New White,
New Improved Davis
New Improved Wilson.
Domestic.
Weed,
Howe,
Singer
Home Shuttle
Wheeler 4 Wilson.
Remington,
All Kinds fur Rent~"s3s 80 per month.
MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
tH Ninth street northwest
National Republican., 1877-11-09

as-THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED. ON
account of the weather until TUESDAY, November
10 Isl. same hour and place.
By order OF the Trustee.
nOvETuStds ], II, BRADLEY, Trustee,
National Republican., 1877-11-09
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fINlvERsAL R. r. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought
exchanged o SOLD at q reduction Of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office or depot IN this city.
1tckes good till used Baggage checked through
Apply 10 Al. u. WHITlSIDE,
National Republican., 1877-11-09
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Q. @. PURSFIJ.

q q FO ESSFii,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
oct5llm 81 Ninth street northwest.
T ATTEST PUBLICATlONS-ELEME OF
a. = =, The Law, Smith, ti.jo; .Esypt,, Mc"om,
pg, Mel hugllin lctn,s; One Year Abroad, au hor
One summer. si.2f underbrush, J. 7. Fields, si.2E
Ihyli, y ceuts Nicholas Minturn, J. q. Holland
sL7& Liieratu'e and Science Primer-, 80 cents
Pamela MT. Dorsey, 50; Cyclopird q nf Education
fG Lil-fair, Fa 7, with Gold, n Hair S1. We have
Just received n large assortment OF photographs.
PhooLlho raphs, Chrome ii hogTaphs. Graphoj
and Carbon Photographs, Uambert's process being
the most desirable goods o. the kind ever presented
and NJ very low rates j.. M. WHITAKER 4 SON,
ocituai sii Penna. avenue Vernon Row.
National Republican., 1877-11-09
Az so. Carollne, ~ 4 Oct. 20

The niiowIng are tne opening and closing rates or
the active socks, clegraphpd 10 II. d. Cooke IT,
Co.. rom the New York stock Exchange:
National Republican., 1877-11-09

W. II. a o. II. MORRISON,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-22
McGormid's
@arse i c r unb@ ono
Ma1dinericn prp 1876:

@arse ter unbM pmer
Ma1dlnerien Yrp 1876:
Ser MeGprmid Norpciter, ichr per-
bcFert in Salpel, Vlattform unb 9ibihcr.
1T bic %cinfad)itc, %iiirfitc MnO IeiGtbelpes.
lidite Maidinc, mcldc sum &crtaui aus
gcftclt miro.
Scr NbYuncc Geaper II. Mpmer.
Ginc boatonmcnc @ras, uno @etrcibc-
Mabmaidjire nit GuItablasc. Gicic No
idinc lit Der bette iclbitrcdenoc Gcapcr uno
ais iold)er lang ssfaMnt unb bclicbt in Die
fer Sectieu.
Sic bcrbeiiertc Trcis.6raseM ID,
maidinc lit Die %itartite, por;iiglid,iic STA.
ft'ine bieicr slrt unn miro bon tciAer 0loc-
In um Marttc iibertrofen.
|@clo &eliablc. 61a SUP Sdnltt. 3u'
lammcNaeiettcr Sropper Mno Momcr.
Sic oben bcscidncten @aitinen merbcr
uur inter Der bstannten @araRlie %pcrfauft
y@oaifdnoiae Satisfaetion ooer !ein Scrtauf.N
&crscbt nidrt, Dap mir in ct. @loIo iteti
nit bpaitGnbioen &eparatmr.@cgcn'
It anoen pcrleben iinc unb biticlbcn su ga
briipreiicn, obne bic 6radt an;uredncn, Der.
%fauieM.
sabeyc Nusfunft crtbciIt:
Gec. 81. Treutcnreih,
General slsent.
Scinrih Seller, agent fir StearNS
u. Sobb county uno Gcparatur.Isen
fir Saut. Centre.
sos. 3cie, gsent in Ct. Glosb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

TuE ANNUAL MATING or TIE NEw
York Mining Company will he held nj The
ofire Of the Company, Room M. 81 Bayw ards
Duflding. 40 California street. ssn francfsco,
Caiifornls. on WEDNESDAY. the tweniy.rev.
ecth day 81 June. 1871. 81 the hour al 2 O'Clock
20 serve Tor the ensuing ,ear, and ,nch other
business a. may properly rome before the meet
Ing. ny order Of the President.
Jeis I'd ID. .. THOMAS. Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
poo TAGS.

AT A MEETING or II d BoAID or
II Trustees of the Town Of Goid MN, led
June IL. 1871. the Tow Mar,hll was Instructed
b. select . suitable location for . Dog Pound.
lie was also Instructed q, ttrictly enforco the
law relative n Dogs running nj large within
the town limits without n Tag. All tuch Dogs
will be impourded. Tsg- tan b. procurd by
application On the Town Marshal.
q. q. hTkvENsUS. President.
W q, UyDg. SECRETARY. Le9i IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
ANNUAL MEETING.

VNHR ANNUAL MsH1IsGOP TnR STOCK.
holders OF the Mitchell Gold and sily.r
Mininy Company has been sdjournsd until July
III. 1911. Al one O'Clock Q. NJ. When thu reen'ar
meeting Will be btld AZ he once 81 the Com.
rsny. lloam !. t0i California stI.ct, ssn Fran.
cisco. California. for the elsciisn of oflc. ~. and
sueh ether bus!bsrs ~ may come before the
meeting. A. u. HAMMOND.
leQ1 III a..,.Iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

And In accordance with law and ~ nrdcr Of
the Hoard Of Dirtcio.s. made on the 1t day of
May, 1871. 90 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock m may be necessary Ill be
sola ~ PUBIC s IVY ~ ~ ' H. sA.s,soo', ..
Fnncisco. California. on TUESDAY. the
rwenty.eixth t?sth) day OF June. 1877. at the
hour OF . o'clock p. Il. o. said day. 10 pay said
delinquent asree~ment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
J.. II. SAYItR, SECRETARY.
OmcA-No. ~ Academy building, No. 80 Pine
street, San Francisco, California. ie9td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE

nPYfcE OF TIE CAiirorSfA MINING
~ Company. San Frsnckeo. California, Jnro
fth, tsT.-At . meeting Of the Bard 81 Of.
rectors OF the aboyenamed Company, held
this day. . dividend Inc. ~ % Two Dollar per
shsrs was declared. payable on Friday.
Jans 18th Transfer books closed until die
jeio G. p. oonDoN. scc,,,.,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
DIVIDEND NOTICE,

0rPIcE or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
Mining Company. San Prrntisco. Jnne I.
!sH.S,At . nesting Of the Board % Trustee. Of
dividend mo. 80 Of Two "a Doiiars pr s6sre
Was declared, payable on Thursday, June IAN.
Transfer looks clos>d until Iune 18Th.
ley A. w. UAyENk. Rerrefs,v
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LOST.

AN ACCOUNT book WAS LOST ON O
"A street. Virginia. on Wednesday last. The
book contains the name OF N. ID. farsons. THO
Under win Be snitably rewarded BY leaving the
same . The Posiofite Book Stors, Virginia CITY.
hy5Qf N, n. PARSONS.
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TO LET.

A LODGING HoUsR ON. PIONEER
a STREET. Cola M: Inquire It the hrohs.;.
Hi. mys9 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
DELINQUENT SALES.
11oCK ISLAND 00LD AND All

.,OCN ISLAND GOLD AND ALL
X YER MINING .OMPANr. --Location Of
principal risce % basin.ss. San frsneisco. Ca
Lection OF works, Gold ILL Mining DIE
trict, -torey County. Nevada
Notce.-fncre are ~dsiinquens upoa The FOL
lowing deaeribed stock. ON account OF As.est
,uent INC. ~ levied On the sab day o. Nay
1871. tho severai an unts set oppoette ths
nsnss u the respective shArenoadsrs. - FOL
lows:
NAfucs. NO. Certf. she. Amt.
Armstrong q Taylor. .-....iiss....1 81 %
ATKINSON. Lyon \ o.. THUS -
tee. ~
Atkinson, LION 4 Co. frus
tc&s............ ..
Atkinson, Lyonk Co. Trus
..
Atkinsoa. Lyon q Co. Tra<
y
Athinsou, Lyon 4 co. frus
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.. .ios. ...is :,
Aiklnsop. Lsos . o..
tees
Atkinson. Lyon D Co,
tcca =
Aikinsoa. Lyon d Co. rfus-
Al .ms : n. Observation-Disclosures. y
AiamsJH 90 .....3ce4. .iW. lis I.
AdamsJH do .......3yo5. .io. Ia {.
Avsry 4 psrahetner. Trusr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

And I'm accordance with Law. and an ordsr Of
the Board Of Directors. mads On the 10Th day Of
MAJ. 1871. % many sharrs OF each parcel Of
At public auction, At Tie once Of the OJrpsny.
Room 81 Hsyward's Building. tio californls
str ct. Fan Francisco, California. on TUES
DAY. the 81 day Of July, 1871, u the hour Of
. O'Clock ?. n. Of sid day. 70 ray said telin-
qusnt asssssmens thsron. togcther with coats
Of sdvsrtisipe and expsnsss q the sale.
d. Il THOMAS, Secretary.
0hcs-Room q Hayward's buildipg. tio
California street.. ean frsnetsco. California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

u PANY. - Location Of principal place of
b~usiaees, fan franc.sco. California.
Location Of works. Virginia Mining District.
STOREY county. Nevada.
Noiisc. There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowlngdcscribed stock. on account OF asscsr-
mcnt tNo. IG, levied ON the nrst ustl day OF
NAV. 1871, the several amounts set opposite
the nance Of the respective shareho'ders. a.
Gollanra
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

AMI In accordance with l,w. ADD an order OF
the board Of Directors. m,ds ON thc'sth day
OF May, 1911. 20 many shares OF each
parcel n such stock as may be pce-ssfy Will
IT, said at public auction. at the ONCE OF said
COMPANY, Eoam ,. No as California street, Han
Francisco, California, on SATURDAY,, the
sthday ofJunc, 1877. at the hour of2 O'clock PA.
OF .nid day, 20 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costa Of Advertising and
eIp.nses Of sale. J.. W. CLARK. SECRETARY.
Onicc-No. as California street. Room 2,
San Francisco. California. lrlI'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
psLINQUISf SALES.

MAINLAND MINING COMPANY.
MI Location Of principal place OF business
san Francisco. California: -, $4,000 49,
Location OF works. Gold Hill pisu,et' s'of'y
county. Nevada. -... n., IN. sol.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon .nosos-
mrnt mo. II levied on the 9th day o. NAY,
mi. tho several amounts set opposite tns
ami OF the respective sharehoiden' -
fOllOWe. a. 49,,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

0reensbsum. Helbing \ Go. -.
Trustees .......... .......t9e6.. .slO...s.i ~
Grevnsbsum. heibing 4 Gu. =.
Trustees. iV.....i "
0r-eocbsnm. Hslbing 4 On.
TRUSTEES e..
Grr-sebsum, n.lbiiI h 90,
Trustees ..................ts1t .lu....o e
6re-oebsum. iitlblrg q 90.
&c
Grc~pcbsum. Heioing n Co.
Trustees ........... .....5nS. ....Ns -.
Creeneoaum. nelblns 4 Go. -.
Trustees $1,000. .t5v9. .U.....' "
or~eoebantn. uelbipg n 90,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
CAUTION.

nvRRMAN SILVER MINING COMPANY.
W This public ARE hereby cautioned ssaInst
negotiating the following tsseribsd certificates
the rame have been sold for Ion. paym.ui Of
Assersmcni No. ~:
NO. No. pbanc.
Cert. Tn name Of sh.. soid. L.u
1881. wen u Cgylc. -
l2fJ9 .James Cofin Ttnst.e.. no. H....eo
12152 Jstne- COMA. Trustee. IOg.....9,. 20
i1.ni James Conn. Trustee. .,,..ia.,. 90
l0ty1 ID Driscoll a Co.Tm.iee.. i0.....,7,,....s
1850 W For. Trustee. ..... 10 .....2,.....s
li2ii ] Olazler & fo. Tnii,er ITO. ,.,,,sD
itv21 GlAzlcr A Co. Tm,ts... o......2,....,s
,elt uIayi,r 4 %, Trustees @......t.....IG
1885 Geo II winiefbun. Tus. s......I......l
GEO. ID. EDWARDS, secrt.u.
San Francisco. Jnne ". 1871. L.is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27
MITCHELL GOLD AND SILVER
NJ MINING COMP4NY -LocatIon IN min.

And In seeorispce with law. AMI sn order d
the Board Of Directors. made on the 22i day q
May. 1871. 40 many shars OF each parcel
OF such ptoct ~ may 10 nec.sss,y will be
soid n pnbiic auction. II the ofics Of The
Sompshy hoom Z, %. fJi CAlif1rnia street. san
10Th day Of July. 1871. 1t tie hour n
? o'clock ?. ". OF said day. 10 pay said deiin.
qnent as.-ssinsbt theron. together With costs
VI sdvrrtislng and expenses " the sale.
A. q. HAMMOND. Secretary.
frsneisco. Caiifcmis. jss5id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-27

0~teenebsun. Belblns 4 Co.
trustees ..................lO5. ..lD.. ...l
G~recncbaum. Helbipg q Co.
Trustees. 1870. o .....i
Greenebanm. llelbing 4 %.
Trustees 1918. 30. ....b
0recnebaum, Helbing 4 90.
trustees .......... ....... lcit. o .....1
Greenebaum. Hslbing 4 Co.
Trustees. .lCi5. 10. ....f
die,n>bium. Ilelblng X Go.
Trustees. ............... 1916. ...l0.....l
0feenebaujn. Helbing Il Co.
trustees. 1871. .O0....D
oreenebauni. IIelbing h Co.
.fso3. 100. 40
0reenebaum. Ilelbihg 4 Co.
Trusttee.-. .t5yy. ..lU ...lO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-11
THIRD DAY-,iorning Session. !

49,. THlRD DAf-l1orninR SeshIon. ~
The Convention did not get to work as
promptly yesterday morning ason Thurs
day, for it was nearly 10 o'clock before
Major Hanger resumed the chair . 80
When the body adjourned on Thursday
night two ballots had been taken, and the
names OF Generals Terry and Lee had been
dropped. 49,, 49,. -.I - =
Mr. Cameron presented the following:
RESOLVED, That on all ballots the delegates
present from each county or city repre-
sented on the floor shall cast the entire vote
to which said county or city may be enti-
tied, the vote to be proportioned according
to the preferences OF the delegates present
and so reported to the Chair. .;
The resolution created warm discus
sion, and finally, on motion Of Mr.. Penn,
was laid on the table.
The Third Ballot.
The Convention now commenced voting
again, and at IL O'Clock the third ballot re.
suited and was announced Us follows:
Daniel, 43s $3.50; Malone, 472 1880 ;
Holiday. 1885,; Taliaferro, 1I2 1924.
Whole number OF votes cast, 1,423. Ne
cessary to choice, 712.
There being no selection, Taliaierro was
dropped.
The vote was recorded as follows:
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\ GLORIOUS TICKET.
HOLIDAY, WALKER, AND II. T.
DANIEL.
pANIEE.

4 LONG But GOOD DAYS WORK FOR TIE
CONEENTION-TIiE MALONE MEN FIND
ING THEIR FAVORITE BEATEN GO OVER
TO HoLLIpAY-EXCITING SCENE IN THE
COSvENTIOS-GENER JAMES 4. WAL
KER. OF PULASKI. FOR GOV
ERSOH, AND HON. r. T. DANIEL, OF RICH
MOND, FOR SEy-GESERAL-ANA AID
MIRABLE PLATFORM UNANIMOUSLY
ADoPTED-THE DEBT QUESTION SAFE
EVERYBODY SATISFIED WITH THE WORK
DONE.
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covrsprNCa or THE HOLIDAY MEN.


The vote having been announced, Gene
raj Echols asked permission OF the ConVen-
tion for the Holiday men to retire tor nj
teen minutes for consultation.
Excitement and confuslon.l
Mr.. Cameron I second the motion. lAp-
plause.l
A motion to recess for fifteen min utes
was rejected. "
The Chair then announced that the next
question would be on the request OF the
gentleman from Augusta for leave OF the
friends OF Colonel Holiday to retire for
fifteen minutes. o..
Cries from all sides "Yes, yes let 'em
60"
Mr.. Wise now came to the front OF the
stage and proposed to the Malone men to
hold the fort. lApplause and cheers.l
SPEECHES. ,...
The Theatre was soon pretty we'll cleared
out, the Holiday men having gone to their
headquarters and the Daniel men to theirs
for consultation. During the absence OF
these delegations addresses were made by
General Field, Mr. Gregory, and Judge
Farrar. ..... ..... ...s...
After the two delegations had returned
General Echols gained the floor and made
an explanation OF the reasons why the Hol-
liday men had been withdrawn. He sald
that the friends of Colonel, Holiday had
formed no combination or entangling alll-
ance: that they meant to stand by him to
the last; that they would support him as a
man having superior claims to the Office for
which he has been presented. They desire
to draw to Colonel Holiday honorably, and
by no other means, votes from all quarters.
He repeated that there had been no combi-
nation formed by Colonel Holidays friends
with any one whoever. ~ .3r1+
MAJOR DANIEL. ,.nr i +.
Mr. Ficklen, in behalf of Major Daniels
friends, said that they had also withdrawn
for conference, and had formed 10 combina-
tions.
GENERAL TERRY RENoHINATED.
Mr.. Holbrook. now renominated General
William Terry in briet address. i~il,:
General Pridemore, OF Lee, seconded
General Terry's nomination. g.
The Fourth Ballot:
The names OF the four candidates In the
field were read in the hearing OF the house,
and the Convention proceeded with the
fourth ballot; which resulted as follows:
Whole pumber OF votes cast, l, ,423; NO
eessary to O choice, TIP; OF which mum.
ber Daniel received 48S 1857; Malone,
4os TAO; Holiday, 355 1870; Terry,
103 1920. t,..a. ,ss.ss
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On motion of General Pridemore, vote
of thanks was rendered to the permanent
and temporary chairmen Of the ConVen-
tion., Mir .. q .aohiI#,
On motion OF Judge Farrar, vote OF
thanks was rendered to the K. 4. X. and
the hospitable people OF Richmond.
The Chair returned his sincere thanks for
the resolution in his behalf. y.ti 40
Three cheers We're given for Major
Hanger, and the Convention, at II O'Clock,
adjourned sine die,