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i''er ne reached homo he found that com.
9arativcly worthless lot Of stones had been
substituted for those he had examined prior
" "ah'ng the purchase. The broker had ~.
'on'pnsoed this deception by carrying two
co poceeibooks, one in each Of his breast
pockets, and both of them containing pack.
s4es OF diamonds Il exactly the same weight
Ia taking back 10, good diamonds from the
dealer he lad pat them in the pockeibool
winch he Carried on the right side. WhcnL
apparently rccon,iercl bis discrimination
not to sell liz took out the pockctbool FROM
h.s lcit hand pocket and conveyed fsoi. it
to tie merchant packet corresponding IN
We gLt win tie one tic latter bad been bar
gaining for Jewellers Weekly
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CpnsApEAKE AND OHIO kOUTI
scuEpuIE IN EFFECT nov. 18th
1853

LEAVE RICHMOND:
,B am For Newport News, Old Point Con.
fort and Norfolk, daily excePs
Sunday.
sis am Ssn'iays only. To Newport News,
Old Point. and Norfolk. -,
il.5xm Through and Local Mall TO AL
pon,s West, except Sunday.
s2lpm For Neyport's News, Old Point ana
Norfolk. except Sunday.
roo nm t;ordon5yile accommodation, ex-
cspt SUNDAY. -
"" 81 Ioujs Memphis, and New Or
loans Fast Express, with through
pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmsns West nom kcn-
mond.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 .m Gorionsville accommodation s1'
,o55 am From Norfolk, Old PORT, and
Newport News, Except SUNDAY.
SIN nm From Local points aud the wost'
dsily except bundsy.
s.os nm From Norfolk. Old Point ana new
Wv ' nor -avs, daily. Pullman psi
.cs .Isen,ng car II, m Richmond to
Cincinnati.
90 nm From Louisville and Cindinnsti'
Fast Express dolly.
psoo, Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
ricse;-cttices: 100 Main street and depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
J. t. ODEIE,
Lnnaral Manlcer.
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Mental ContsgioD.

Error like truth, fourishes in
crowds. At the hearth OF sympathy
each finds O home. The fanatical lead
the saner follow. When person OF
nervous temperament, not strongly IN
dependent IN thought and action, en-
ters q spiritualistic circle, where he ID
constantly surrounded by confident
believers. all eager 10 have him share
their sacred visions and profound rev
Citations. where the atmosphere - re
nleta with miracles and every chair
and table may at any instant be trans
formed into a proof Of tbs supernat-
urzl IS il strange that he soon becomes
one OF misunderstanding y at first, and
nerhaps vet restoIable TO his former
modes Of thought BY the fresh air OF
another and more steadfast mental IN
tercoaIrse but mora and moro certainly
and ardently convinced the longer ne
breathes the seanee atmosphere. no
form of contagion is So insldlous IN
lis onset. 80 difficult 10 check IL Us
advance. so certain 10 leave germs that
NAV at any moment reveal Their per
niclous power, as mental contaglon
the contagion of fear, of panic, o.
fanaticism, OF lawlessness, of supersti'
ton. The story of the witchcraft per
secutions. were there no similar records
to deface the pages OF history, would
suffice 90 q standing illustration OF the
overwhelming power of psychic con
taeion. To fully illustrate its import
ance in the production of deception
would require an essay in itself II
enters at every siege OF the process ana
in every type Of illusion. 1t has least
effect when deception is carried on by
external arrangements, by skillful
counterfeits OF logical differences; It's
power is greatest where the subjective
factor in deception is greatest, more
particularly in such forms Of deception
Is have been last described. Professor
Joseph Ja,trow ia Popular Sci~ncs
Monthly.
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J. +. CHALMERS.
=. y. SIKINGFELLOW.
n1caNoNp. Noyember ]. 1855.

Referriug to the above, l take this opPoglnn
lty for thanking the public and my former pa
irons f,r their kind and liberal patronage
during my engagement In the coal bu,ness In
his city. / have sold my stock. fixtures,
teams and good will TO Messsr5. Chalmers
suingfe!low, and bespeak for hem as parties
thoroughly competent 10 supply the wants of
the public. the liberal patronsse bestowed
upon me. Nr. stringiallow OF the new nrm
was for some time agent of the Brlghthope
hallway Company. and MS acqusintauce with
the business ia al is branches know 10 b.
thorough, and confidently recommend his Urn
10 NY former patrons and IN ,public gener-
ally. Very truly. oto.,
5de5-l0t Al. ELLRTT. in.
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INJECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 50 connects daily at Keysvflle
for Chase City, Clsrksvillo, and Oxford;
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh oon-
meets AZ Greensboro for Durham,
Raleigh. Salem, and Winston, and eli points o.
North Carolina u vision; ar Salisbury for Ash-
Vile, Hot Springs aud al points IN Western
North Carolina. and at Charlotte tor T.. =
A. X. X.
Train No. So connects daily It. 0rsepe-
boro' for Salem, Winston, Raleigh. 0oldo~
boro', and Morehead City; at salisbury ~
Asheville. Hot Springs, and AL points y
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta aproa4 foe
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken Charleston oy41r
nah, Thomasville, Ga, Jacksonville and otheg
Florida points; also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from tho south arrive af AaeAzooo1
b;l5 AIN and 800 pm.
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ELIJAH W. HALF0RD,
e4o HAS BEEN MACE PRIVATE
SECRETARY TO HARRISON.

q. J. an All Round Journalist ana Good
u,,ho6i.t-A Reporters Sighting Work
discovered The latest Portrait O., Gen.
Hanisoa.
prril.ntcloct Harrison has followed
..iht footsteps O., ar Cleveland an the
..naMlmlni af a newspaper maa Ga
rl,atc secretary. Dam Lamont has
h.u r,Oouil0i a' one Of the powers IN
siiUriDu oven sine. d. became Pre,i
don't cleveland, private secretary. and
,nc Cen Nauison has determined 10
rnant Mr j. ~. la1ori. the maoag
iae edition 81 The indianapolis journal
f..ili. aged man. -ui Of some political
Nrl.acc.
Au ihls is change from the days
,f.uthe duties at the pro-.dcnts pr
... secretary Wcto mustlg clerical.
. u.N plan haa it' advantage and
..f-nfl.Os IL the pcg idCut IS to
.u oul a l'elt historical character,
I...I.. Old scen0. ui sectional STRIFE. like
l.lM Lincoln. hc mas ind an ad.
,.nf in appointing very young man
r h,e srl write h.e lIic John q.
1.u.aV tAcn scarcely Wei into tho
t...ue. Vas Iiuc.iDs private socre-
..rgV .ll John hay-2t She time II his
.rU4um-m about @' years old-wa5 his
..I..it IAe VCuth 81 these men WAS
fortunate. Twenty-Five roals must roll
bound t.loi. iiuCoias history could be
..,.. o. tiIe world. unl Whom iAo time for
Do. llltIr .u.c Nliac ine TWO men who ln
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The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
GA WALKER President JAMES W. PEGRAM. sec'y.
G.. A, WALKER President

holds Tue
careerho ne 0 b. proud Of.
During It's seventeen promptly without oo1fesh
a NJ
This Company Distribution Policies Ga o
Of reliable insurance to all classes
Dollars huheu DO"'
eceutsIe T
otheao or by letter
Walker T. "tia Pemon
Waiiey johnston
ntsF Cameron sn
representing this
eCornpauy g uotno represented Address
j. v. PEGRiM, &t'y Life Ins Co. Of Iap
va
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THE CHANCERY
' COURT OF 1hE CITY OF RICHMOND,
NOVEMBER eth, lHss

Alpheus Mckinney. Plaintiff,
against In Chsneery.
Charlotte Lewis Mckinney. ~
Defendant,
The object OF this suit is to obtain for the
ulslutttr a divorce from bed and noard from
The defendant. And affidavit having been
made and fled that diligence has been used 10y
and on behalf Of the plaintiff. Alpheu- Nc
Kinney, % ascertain IN what county or corpo-
ration the defendant. Charlotte Lewis Mckln-
ney, Is without feet, II IL ordered that the
said Charlotte Lewis Mckinney do appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
hereof ami DO what is necessary 10 protect bel
interests In this sui.
a copy-Teste; o,. o.
lnoeS II LYONS 4 LYONS, y. q.
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VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERT
v COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE nth DAY OF NOVEMBER. ISIS
Charles EnSel.ss.rssf. st+-s luiAliHi
against
Adelaide Unger formerly Adelaide Bitzer) and
Camille UBgeF. her husband. Defendants.
IN CHASCERY.
. THE object ~ this suit Is 10 foreclose mort
gage executed by Adelaide Bitter 10 Charles En-
gel Gearing date Maya 1866, and recorded In the
clerks office OF Henrico County Court, Deed
Book 81. page 81, and 10 subject the land men
tened aud described 10 the payment OF the
sum OF money secured by said mortgage 70
the plaintiff, with legal interest thereon until
paid. and also 10 the payment Of state and
city tares advanced and paid by the pIaintin
on said land, with legal interest thereon until
paid; and TO surrogate him to the llens OF the
state and city for such taxes and for general
relief, ETC. And afadavit having been made
aud nled that the defendants ere nop-rvo1oouts
Of the Stats OF Virginia, it Il ordereo not my
appear here within 6ft6sn days arr due pub
location OF this order and DO yhat Y necessary
70 protect their inseftsts In this SUIT.
4. A'09yeaHsiibs w.ooppQs. oleek. 4
.wtLtiAx rLgoBVyUJxUt p.V' Wep Mwe
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COPARTNI Ks4sit.

RICHMOND. VA. Noyomtel !, ISIS.
WE, THE UNDEGsIGNED' HAYETHIS
W dag formed c0-pauncrshig uncer the
nm name Of CHALMERS s. sThiNGFkL-
Low. for the purpose Of conducting tho Fuel
Business In all its branches Having puf-
chased the good Will. fixtures. etc.' Of A L.
Elicit, Ja., we respectfully solicit con
,inuanoe Of the patronage o. his friends and
the tubllc GENERALLY, and trust by attention 10
the wants OF our customers 10 merit contin-
ual CO OF same.
lD Al sfIpa
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Just received, . stock of Balssfn Fir
Sosp. S5c. per cake, ana 1sissm 81.
Pillow given away with eacn CAKE, o.
Broad Street rh6rfnacy. 4SS e. broad IT.,
corner Fifth. TIA. NuIsS, krop'r.
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..IN
90. Uauison. il is said that Nj. Hal
fcrds health has become impaired. ana
l,. lss Tor some tine been desirous d
Levine newspaper work; but between
fle positions Of managing editor CT
newspaper and the management o. lne
lorlesp5lienco O. O president Of 1hs
United states one would suppose N't1g
would not le much choice, 50 iaf as inc
continued duty Is concerned, aad Lar
the greater responsibility woald lie III
- Mr. !, HalfoTd 4, Is years ola lie iss
nr,led and the father Of a taughlsI -
vcars Cd de Is very religious ara q
member Of the Methodist hpis'VPal
church. So l0ng resident Of lAdlaLaP'
az he has doubtless had an acquuAl-
arce for wears with ffc.litnt Lam on
IN Is said that after the election IA ne"
York. when Fred Chant was deicoteu
for secretary of state. Mr haioId re-
f--rded The way open for Tie NOMINATION
~ n western man on the republican
t,ci,ot for president Soon after le"
fIordlv politicians were called tOgIheI
IN NE Journal Office at Indianapolis 10
take Steps for an organized effort u NOI-
ut Cen. Harrison. john G New, tue
nrourieior OF The journal, was lien
sherman man. bat Haltord succeeded ~
making a UaIrison convert OF hiin' H@I'
ford ,yas an important mover IN tl.e SUD
seauent chain Of events which 'eu 20 Tie
nomination. s..
Itis Daniel Lamont who has Fa.sed the
dignity Of private secretary 70 Ie, 49,, =.
One fesuecfs. bavcnd that OF a caDinel
officer. Gen Harrison ID appciht.HlS
man with HaliotGs Qualiiicauo'.5 uy' 10.
less designs 70 use him as Cle'' anu "1s
used Lamont. r..,...
Tic portrait here given OF resident.
elect Harrison Is from q pen ana NE
drawing by A. Zenope, Of Ne" } V1@'
and was made from Mr. Harrison iaI'
est photograph II is an eXceA'D' Ike
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. United states fog tbs Eastern iistrict Of
virginia.
ITIl IHIIINI y
" HaIman. Jri IL Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF IHE
i United states f0G tls Eastern iistTict OF
Virginia
IL the matter Of
A. W Herman. Jrr In Bankruptcy
Extract from decree Of septsmbsr ~, iSs5.
"Itisnow Jrdercd that this matter In bank
nlptcy, together with all proceedings relating
thereto, be referred 70 william H. Wall, who
IS hereby appointed special commissioner FOL
the purpose who shall take an account OF ali
liens and charges upon the fund which has
come, or may hereafter come, 70 the hands OF
the sssisnees IN bankruptcy Of said A. !"
Hartman, Jr., bankrupt, from the real estate
II said bankrupt together with their prlon-
ties. "a, What Will be Il reasonable and proper
compensation 70 Thomas y. Pa9o and ). ,.
Guy, assignees In bankruptcy OF SAID bank
nut, for their services rendered the estate
IN this matter and IN all proceedings reiatins
70 said csMte,n
And the said commissioner shall give notice
once II week for Tour successive weeks In the
Lexington Gazette aDi Ia some newspaper
published N the city Of Richmond, which no
t0e shall be deemed equivalent 70 per
sonal service upon all parties concerned
OF the time and place Or tAAing said accounts
And the said special commissioner shall re-
port the sane 10 the court, together WITH am
other matter deemed pertinent by himself OF
which he may be desired 10 report ~ any
PARTY 70 these proceedings.
4 copy-1este:
WILLIAM b. WALL. Clerk.
In compliance with the above order | shall
on Tuesday the 9Th day Of January, 1859. AT !,
O'Clock m, at the clerks Office OF the unitec
states District Court, No. tJ1 North Twelfth
street, Richmond, Va, proceed to execute saic
reference by taking the accounts and making
the report therein required.
WILLIAM b. WALL.
3nOy23-oawiw Special Commissioner.
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FRFDERfCKgBUR0

DICHMOND, FREDER1CKBBUR0
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.--Schsdule
commencing MAY 9th. ibcs-easterp etanoas9
time:
TO am. leaves byrd street station daily; eeoge
only at Ashland Junction. Milforos
aud Fredericksburg. Sleeper ~
Washington. Leaves Washington fOs
New York at il:f0 am.
il:C5 am. leaves Byrd-strest station daily, en-
ccpt SUNDAY. Leaves wasningtsn fog
New York At i:i0 pun. Parlor or 70
Washington.
eseD p m. leaves Byrd-strect station daily.
sleeper 10 New York.
1898 ain. arrives az Byrd-st station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
2io pun. arrives at Byrd-street station da1ly3
stops Al Fredericksburg. Milford. An1
Junction. Sleeper from WashinGtoos
l0;i5 pm. arrives at Eyri-sfrcet station daily
except Sunday. Pailor car froo
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
400 PA. accommodation, isaves fyrd-NtToet
s.0a PM. leaves Eibs: arrives at AshiAnd It
$40 pun.
SAT am. accommodation, arrives 1t Byrd
street station, leasea Ashland at ~
gm.
$50 pm. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland q
ca. Taylor. General Ticket Assut.
K. 7. ID. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND & DANyILLE RAILR0An.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER, ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFF gCT OCTOBER n, -
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sTEAMsH
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
" PANY.
For NEW YORK.


aeamers leave Richmond EVERY TOEo-
DAY and FRIDAY al 8 pm.
Steamers leave New York for hlcnmono
EVERY WEDNESDAY, and SAIuk Da I
st3p.m.:arriying Ia Richmond NONDA ano
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Calm fare TO New York via James river
route Including meals and berth)' ..''ts
Round-trip ticl ets limited 10 thirty days
after date o, issue. ...................... IA o.
Steerage viii subs stence. "
Steer age, wit out Subsistence. ..,'',.' DIV
Cabin fare via chesapeake and Ohfo rail- a. ~
rOhd.s.s.. ..'.s'ssss''' ~ "
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg -
rhuOdd ..s.fssstsss ss'ss''' ~ "
Tickets can be obtained at A. w. Garber's.
leo Main street Chesapeake and OHIO and
Richmond and Petersburg depots, and az com
oany's onices. 1871 Main street, and wharf.
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills or lad
ing issued tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MON
YSTUESDA US, NEDNESDAYS,IH RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ("ia Newport News)at sa5a ID
and By Richmond aud Petersburg railroad
same day at 1895 an. will make connection
al NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN s Co., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
ely loft Company's Wharf. Rocketts.
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Weather Strips !!

No house should be without them. Il keeps
out cold wind. snow, rain and dust. stops
windows FROM rafting. Saves fuel and pro
notes comfort.
Prices from 2 cents 10 10 cents per foot.
Largest stock 10 the ctfyat
WALTER 8. sUBLETTs
Successor ~ IT. Subiett & Bro. and George
W. sublett 4 Coz,
Established Is4i.-
Sign Of the Golden Key. No. ios East Broad
street Richmond. Va
Hardware. carpenters tools, builders, sup
oiies. house, eepin goo3s. etc. Brass drapery
Hooks. cup hooka brass head takes and molld-
ns hooks oaeoIv ~
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allied upon t.
write one ioI q
l ouBty cOnyen
lion After that
lle rose to the rC
oirsmcnt3 Of an
CxD0under q The
opinions Cfastats
Convention. and
last spring ie
took animportant
part N the ioI-
nation Of the
platform Of the
Ecpubii
can convention
- CLicaEO
All = nominate
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DIOHMOND AND ALLEGhAS
IL RAILROAD.
Schedule or TRAINS IN kffh.i
NOVEMBsR =. less.
ONLY LINE RUSSISo SOLID InAis s,ca
PALACE SLEEPING C>hs bktws"' "S
yoSp AND LYScHBURG.
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"TITI n
4"-A n' u'.sllo '
-tpoiier Orchl 'lNr ,Nef, ST. 't''i''"n7
on Oh, l.p2rI I'D l.A years il, ,-,. ,., eu-
l''I. i'. Only 'l'ri pay ~ WIZ WISH NJ ~
las ever ntel cyi-l.',,,u 'i. li, J. ~ t ago
l-'eI ocean ana me Iii.li.'l.ip .'li' no"
li- was aI one u.1- ili'a'r -e-iti''Y ~
ihe ilie senator Aoit
There Is story toll OF lIaioil when
D. "l- ii.'h-=-i -eNvt % J is I44-a.-
rector OF -. JamC1 church a14 alter
wards elsnop OF me oi'rese o. belfoil'
Of the Lpi-. obal huron wa ~, men prom
l.trf among The Cl-f. Df Chicago. Onc
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JOz11SGs ABOUT 1Ona.

The Aqusduct Commissioners yesterday again pest
million dollar pipe. "
NJ. Y. 7. BAlter OF Latham, Alexander 4 Co was yes.
terday electad Treasurer OF the Gotten Exchange II
place OF Mr. Wal or 7. Miller. resigned.
Committees OF the West End Protective Association
And the West Side improvement Association hlsd pro-
tests with the Park COMMISSIONER yesterda y against
the proposed driveway on the west side OF CentralrAFk.
Luigi BellL an aged shoemaker living in the rear az
q Centre street was hned $50 for practising medicine
without q diploma on the complaint OF johanna Car
Tasa, Of 81 Mulberry street, to whom he had sold medl-
cine for the removal OF evil spirits. which failed TO WORK
properly.
Martin Filter. driver Of a second avenue car, which
ran over John Bausrneister aged ~ years, q GRAND
Army veteran from the Soldiers Home IN Hampton
Va last night ~ Housnn street and First avenue lii the
result Of the old soldiers injuries.
Annie Arhens. aged 10 years, OF lO4 Second street, We
yesterday charged ~ the Essex Market Court by her
mother with being OF unsound mind. having teupfs
70 jump out OF . window and XIII herself with q, knife
Annie was recantly deserted by her lover. and sincs
then she has been acting strangely.
A certificate Incorporating the Delta CHI AssoclsticD
has been Med IN the County Clerks office. The club a
organized for social purposes; to maintain y club housS.
aud promote the welfare of Cornell tnivrrAiiy. fhs az
Tect0rs are; Juliuk Chambers sidney II. SouIs Johr
Dewitt warner. Henry A Monfort Edwin GillstIs
bmuluI o. Randall Frederick ", Stevens. DsnIsl n
IomptinA WI; Thompson. Daniel o. BArte. BlFmun@
y. Lehman, john v. Hamilton. James Ward WnrSSS
RsSbeEt d. 6sksnsk, RolltA q. HsxE
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ALLIs0N;S ROOM
The Iswa Republicans Will shsut for Hin
Lustlly II Chicago.

The Iswa Republicans VIII Shout for Hin
Justify II Chicago.
DEs MONIES, March 21.-The city is filled
with delegates and visitors to the Republican
State Convention. The Convention assembled
in the Grand Opera House. J.P Dollever was
introduced as temporary Chairman. He spoke
in high eulogy OF the Republican party and its
great statesman, William B. Allison. At tho
.I.ee of Mr.. Doae-~-e speech q hfe-size por-
trait of Senator Allison was lowered over the
stage amid prolonged cheering and great en-
thusiasm.
The Committee on Resolutions read a report,
which was adopted. 1t included this:
The Republicans Of Iowa improve this opportunity to
declare that with unanimity and enthusiasm we present
vention for nomination for tho office OF President OF tho
United States, aud we do this, not from a feeling OF state
pride. but from q profsund conviction that we arc act.
Republicans everywhere. to urge tho selection only
Of the strongest and best candidate. His quarter Of
q century Of service in both branches Of congress
%1 n1s been for ' Sas'isy Us pr fSs .syA' sS.. to ana.t !hs
the Government Tor profound now.edE OF tho mate,
rial resources and needs Of tho nation. Ter great wisdom
ship. In party council. he hs. been the foe Of faction,
q fearless but over courteous foe, He Is in the full viEor
of his mental and physical powers genial, anasle, aud
approachable. Never acting from passion; rarely from
udgment kind In thought and speech and purpose. the
embodiment of personal and official integrity. lie pro-
Bents a rare combination Of all the elements fer q strong
party candidate and a wise, popular, and honored Ex:
ecutive. and We commend his name to tho judgment OF
the Republicans OF the nation.
Ex-Congressman Hepburn made a stirring
speech, and an Allison brigade was organized
to 90 to Chicago In June.
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TREASURER T1TE,s DKFA1oA11oM.
The Kentucky Legislature Advised to I'm.
peach HIN.

LOUISVILLE, March 21.-The Judiciary
Committees OF the Senate and House. to whom
was referred the matter Of the defalcation and
fight OF State Treasurer Tate. in a Joint report
to the Legislature to-day recommend i'm
parchment. The report says that the suspen-
sion OF the State Treasurer by tho Governor
does not vacate the office. and that impeach-
ment Is tho only constitutional means by
which the absconding Treasurer may be re-
moved and his place made vacant.
Conservative reports place the amount Of the
deficit between $125.000 and $150,00O. More
sensational dispatches place the sum far above
these figures. one placing 1t at S197, 900. and
crediting Expert Samuels with the statement
that 1t will probably reach $500, 900. Some
startling developments arc promised when the
private papers OF the Treasurer are looked
into. 1t is said that these documents will show
being $1,000 to an sX-Judge Of, the Court OF
OF Tate's financial straits, and they helped get
him into trouble.
Auditor Hewitt says he has found that Just q
year ago Saturday Treasurer Tate had in bank
money to meet every. voucher. and could have
squared accounts with the State that day to n
cent. But the Auditor docs not think all this
shortage has occurred since that date, but tho
money must have been drawn since then. He
thinks the leakage has been going on for years,
and Tate has been bridging II over from time
to time, and up TO q year ago was able to place
square. Among the missing Treasures as
sets are said to be $4,000 Of due bills from
friends for money loaned, most Of which Is
good.