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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

SSS- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks. J. s. MatsOn's aud Olmsteds new 8 depots
AZ news depOts at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlans, l75 Ontario Street.
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E. c, STANLEY, Secretary,

PRRsE NTATIoN.-On Wednesday evening the
employees at The packing warehouse Of Messrs.
Robinson oyiatt, presented each member Of
the firm with an elegant chair, as testimonial Of
their respect and esteem. 1t was very pleasant
affair.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IR7see advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
Inylgorator.
~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
end Snuff, 60 to B G. Dletz III suDeriorst.
" Travellers will bear In mind that Halls IO-
m@cpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the wedde
House.
sPlLDINos PRErARED GLUE - UsEFUL IN
EvERY HousE.-Another supply just received by
Foda, ESswoRTH Co.
SILVER soAPl--smvRR sOApll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantes, &o.-Another lot just received by
I..- l ~ Fooo. ESswoRTH& 4 Co
FoR HoLIDAY PREsENrs.-Call at Green's for
one Of his gems ofAft vs: Plain or Colored Photo.
graphs, equal to tho best ever exhibited in this
vicinity FOREST CRY GALLERY,
novl72G3 249 Superior Street.
w Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Casters, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
very large stock and all warranted OF the best
Doable Plate, can be found at
Foa0, ENswORfH q Co.'s,
ocl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
I-B- For well becoming and beautiful Hat OF
Cap we recommend y. Ruhini's excellent assert
ments Of Fan Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
AZ practical Furrier, is pow engaged In manufao-
turing Capes, Muffs, Fur Cloves etc, etc. for the
Fa'l and Winter trade. LLIl
Coon ADVIoEs--Be saving your money and
make Il 60 agroat way, BY buying your Ilats aud
Caps for yourself and children, at L Benedict a
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received a very
large aud choice assortment Of goods, In their line
OF The latest styles
ass- Esuralgis, Fits, st. Vitu's Dance, ParAly-
els, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous prOStrAton, are cured BY Dr. aibson's
new electrical treatment without difficulty. II
never fails, and may Justly be regarded a. spo-
eiae. 0alcs No, III Ontario street, fsw doori
from the Pebble Square.
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FIRE.

Troy, Nov. 25.
Four stores on River street were destroyed by
dre to day Loss estimated at S50,000.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

SENTENCES The following sentences were pro-
uounced by Judge Bishop on the morning Of No.
yember the Gath:
De Monte, (Fbuster Walkers lieuteBant),
graod larceny, years.
Ring, arson-sooVis barn-5 years
Stafford, grand larceny stealing sheep-3 yrs
Baker passing counterfeit money, years.
Roblnson--slighuy coored- burglary and lar.
eeny, years
Lewis-oolored--grand larceny (sleallng an OK
Of George u MerWin) year
Frisbes Washington oolored-burglary
aud larceny, years,
Murphy, grand larceny, years. trs
johnson, burglary and larcenY-enlering Law
office and stealing Joseph Adams cannon model
years.
A cannon made from this model Is calculated Il
shoot something Iess than four miles. johnson
claim to person to whom be showed II, that /
was a model for a syringe, which brother Of his
who Is a doctor. was getting up. Iaf.H
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i. +. IL b. "A meeting Of the Directors Of
the Lake Erie Horse Breeders Association, will
he held at the wedden House at halfpast seven
o'clock this evening .-...r ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

POwERLEss ron EvIL-PorENT FOR GooD.--
When pain Inflammation is present, and BranJreth's
Ps used, they seize upoa the humors which
the occasion OF the pain and inflammation and remove
them from the body This quality alone seizug hold
and causing the expulsion Of dopraved huno possessed
BY other edcine For Braudrehs Pills operate solely
upon those impuri les which guouul and affect tho tis
and affected by disease. by natural anily
they seize these humors because their life is below that
Of the surrounding parts and expel them from the body
Young people cannot but mddls bged and old people can
in measure appreci e that medicine which, being used
u sickness only upon the of disease aud which
has power except those humors whose presence
produces every pain, and whose every
disease Whatever organ Is Infected there these wonder
fu pills pauotrte and impurities rom thus pre-
venting settling of tho humoH because they removed
from the body In rheumatism, levers peurses pains in
the side dyspepse head aches, o0stveuess Ashm eod
coughs trosts piles ulcers hoils they give imms
date relief; aud taken early organic disease
Malsdies pronounced beyond human skill have yielded
10 their influence aud millions Of human lives have been
saved by their moy Oh how Important ia sickpess
to use that msdcino which only Tingnshes the sBss
and leaves no evil enoc behind
Sold at No 2gi Canal Braudreths Building; ana by
s. Ga diner, No. 90 superior sTee Cleveland; aud BY
]. n, Nhoedon, Hudson aud all respootable dealers
medciueB dSN
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T1gF DR HosrrrrER's sronAcu BIrrERs in

T,5- Dr. HosTETTER's SToMAcu BrrrERs in
crease la popularity h all who attest its superiority
Tonic OF remedy Dyspepsia and the affections arising
from disorderod stomach 1t is prepared With great csIs
and its com oncni parts entirely vegetables It Is free
rom The Obi ctons oeu urgel asainst preparations Of
the kind The BITE RS may be used with confidence and
neical eject by all suffering fom complaint Of the
s'omach As a MEDICAL AGENT 1t HIS no eQu@l,
while ii pleasing flavor aud heahul Effects have made
1t general vlre. Is FREQ from all properties calculp
ted impair ths system and its operations sle at once
mild soothing aud efficient. All who haya used the Bit
tsrs ATTEST IT'S VIRTUES and commend its
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
uovl5
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DphIoNt NV Sd
Three stores on Washington street. occupied by
Fortino X Pelletier, dry goods; Hughes q Mar.
shall, piano forts, were burnt to day Loss S2O,-
COO
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FIlnAINEw YnnIk.

NEw YoRK, Nov %.
| The foreign mails by the Africa, which arrived
at this port this evening" will be sent South In the
morning.
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HAIR DYEI HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE !
VIM. 4, Bachelors Hair Dye


me OliU harmless AMI fefiG0te Dte kHOtcn.
The Original and best IN the worldl
An others mere limitations aud hhould De ayOldeA
wish To escape ridiUula
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Atul Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair cr skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded VIM. A. Batuhelor aimee 1852 and s0OC0
applications have been made TO the Han Of his patrons VI
kis famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
ns to be distinguished from nature, aud Is WARRANTED
to uure IN tho least however long II be continued
and the III effect Bad Dyes reInediel the Hair nvgor
Ated for life by tAis Splendid Dye.
Made sold applied Tn private IOOnsl ut the Wig
FcctoTy, No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold n ali cities aud Of the United States BY Drug
Gists and Fancy Goods Deaiess.
TF The genuine has the name aud address upon stee
PIate engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
Wal. A. BATCHELOR,
isntJ No 239 Broadway N Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

THAEKsGIvINo IN PAINRsvILLR.-r eve OF
the good Yankee Harvest Festival was celebrated
a. Painesville by social party at the deservedly
popular COwles House, at which the grade and
beauty of that attractive village were well repre-
sented and heartily appreciated by those of the
masculine persuasion who were present II all
the parties held on that evening were as pleasant
as that one, then no ono could have cause of COM
plant,
On Thanksgiving evening, the Trustees Of the
Lake Erie Female Seminary and the parents Of The
pupils were invited to an exhibition Of Tableaux
&c. at the seminary. A large uumber were pres
ent and the occasion passed of very happily, We
are glad TO know that the Institution is in yerI
hourishing condition.
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DEMooRArIo CONyENTION--FIRsr WARp DRL-
EsATHs, L. J. Rider, N. X. Newell, 9. A. Mink.
Icy, J. b. MeIsaddsn, and John RapparlIs. On
melton the meeting adjourned with three heart >
cheers for Douglas, W, V. oRAW, Chm.
N I, RIDER, sse'y.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
sATURDaY MORNINe, nov 20, 1893.


~ Citizens wishing conveyance either Of the above
Trains Boats viii be called r ~ the Coaches sevgns
Dmnbus Line, by leaving their address az tho Omnibus Of
Nov u 1869
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SPALDISos PRRPARED GLuE - UsEFUL IN
EvERY HousE.-AuOther supply Just received by
FOGa. ESsw0RTH n Co.
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Late of the Grm Of Amber \ Dickerson, J.
DENTIST

Once 253, Superior street. near heHdeiPs store.
Dr. d. Is now suit Of ready, and he would
be pleased to SEQ all his Old patrons and Others who
may wish services of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed fgs an1 crown hed exposed capped aud saw
ed also teeth inserted gold silver, eorao orvucanit
base or platinum pa,e with continuous gum, which IS
40 much used east mY23
(S5< Ne are lei tic ID 10 ID taaI tile renowned Chems
Of New England Dnct AVER has ct length turned his at
tea ion to the disorder which hangs like blight upou
community. Our section is healthy aEy other, with
one single exccptna and that is the Fever M tAgue which
haunls rs on every side Bu bis remedy pB93oure
should kno it must Il he made it, Cast IS this bslsfi
disease ON among and Of the A9eest spots
in the West -ISeutuoi. FAIRFIELD Iowa.
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HoLLowAv's OINTMENT AND PILEs are the
ambassadors Of health all nations whsher civilized
savage They need y uial to become the only accept
ed remedial agents for all internal and external disorder
Sold at the mandatory, No 30 Maiden Lane, New
box novl92bo
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Repartoa By the Union Telearaph,
oFFick, wARtNo's BLOCK CORNER on BANK AMI
sr. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

sILyRR soAPl--smyRR sOAPl!-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
nantes, &o.--AnOther lot just received by
FOQo ENsWQRTu A Co
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spALDiSo's PREPARED GLUE

sPALDiNG's PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies aud housshoi aHd 10
be witboutit Is always ready and up Tho sticking
point There longer necessity for limping chairs,
spnerod veueers hsades dolls ani broken cradles. It
Is just hs article for she'll nnl other ornamental
work, 50 popular with ladies OF refinement aud taste.
This admirable preparation used cold, boing chemical
held in solutou and possessing all the valuable quatie
of the best oabinet-makers glue may be used in the
place Of osanay muolase, being vastly mote adhesive
eUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA brush accompanies each bottle. Pnce, Is ots.
Wholesale Depot, No 30 Plaa street, NeS York
Address, HENRY sPALDING x co.
BOX No. 5000 NEW YORK.
Pat up for Dealers cf;es con,suiPs ieur sisht, and
yns each package
VA sinsIe bottle e,fsPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will lines its annually TO every household ~
and AZ EupSass S iae5s arerS snd Fsney Stores
Ssqs, msrela9ls rs should make note q @
stand any climate
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIONERs.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by DRUGGISTS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALLINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HoUsE-FURNIsIIlNG STORES.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FANCY-GooDs DEALERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
| Manufactured hY
HENRY c. sPALDING & CO,
30 Plalt-,tT6st, New York.
Address Pos-ofico tox No. 5000 IN
Annexed is un alpha hsticsl list Of articles which,
damaged be restored tothetr original strength an
usefulness by
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IzV-see advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-26

~ Travellers will bear In mind that Halls HO-
m@cpathy is in Cleveland opposite the weddel
HOuae
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PERMISSION, TO
Prof J p Rutland, ND.
Dudley Baldwin, htq
; ChamblIlaiu, ESQ,
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II For the best quaIlties OF SegaTs, TobacG'
end Snuff, 90 to b G. Dietz III suDeriorst.
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DRYER.
PATENTED JULY 70, isSs,


THIS is AN ARTICLE THAT NO
~ Woman will a. without uner onos seeing and ON
which Hutiye AEent cal make iesa shan n IN DOL
LARS A DAY, tTaht
Tho pfo. Il only SfO0 aud On nfe iisont Assent
fails 10 sol iug hast ten Dr. euto every twelve
frnii C,n.equ ntly uioso ruiehasing cosH1y k'eAs
Ev. Y6Ua SRkScE IS GOOD aala lAs Rishi'
~ cai At iss oliAtio arsol, q a nogs snd lssm
A, W. nlAkN.
pmibim 10y Cleveland o
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kEfEhtN bl
PrUf. J. DsiamRtsr n. d
Prot Il n Gushing NJ, d
EIsstus Cuahing, n ID
n0Flkt
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Pat up for Dealers in cfses consiung four eifht and
twelve dozen-a hoautfu Lithsra showcard arcompa-
ny .ng each package
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CF-A SINGLE bottle e3fspALDlNGS PREPARE GLUE
will sayeten lines its annually TO every household ~
SOLD by all prominent statonefsi DuERissi hAdwa'e
aud furniture Dealers. 0rOcers and Fancy Stores
PREPARED GLUE, when making ny their list Il Will
stnu an rlfm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01
Il uM OH the Banks for Specie.

There has recently been considerable
excitement at St. Louis, and other places in
Missouri, on account Of run on the State
Bank and Branches for specie by the savings
institutions and brokers, with view of Grip
pling the usefulness of the Banks. A similar
war is being waged against the State Bank of
Iowa, and we are sorry to say that certain
banking firm of this city is engaged in it,
having for some time past drawn about 81, 900
weekly in gold from the Muscatinc Branch.
Last Saturday, they drew $4,000 in this
manner. Their plan is to send out circulars
offering to sell exchange at a very low rate for
State Bank paper, which they Immediately
send home for redemption. There does not
at first view appear to be anything wrong in
this, but its effect is seriously injurious to the
community generally. \ constant drain of
specie from the Bank compcls it to keep its
discounts down to the lowest line, and conse-
qucntly destroys in a great measure its use
lulness. There are many men greatly in need
of money, just at this time, and among them
farmers who want the means to harvest their
grain, but who cannot be accommodated for
this reason 1t is not the stockholders alone,
but the entire community, who are subject to
inconvenience and loss from this vindictive
and uncalled-fo for warfare against the State
Bank. We hope it will cease. The gentlemen
engaged in it, if they will take time to reflect,
cannot but see the evil effects of their conduct,
and the cdum which will be heaped upon
them, if they do not desist.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01
For the Journal
Iowa Farmers College.

Mr.. MAHIN: = hasten to give the conclu-
sion of the June meeting Of the Trustees
of this Institution. The last account you
had of our dongs was thatswe had adjou:n-
ed for ten days, in order to travel and visit
sites in Story, Hardin, Marshall, Tama and
Polk counties. We did so, aud the result
was that after several ballotings we located
the Farm in Story county, thirty miles
north OF Desmoines city, and nine west Of Ne
vada, the county seat of Story, upon one of
the most beautiful pieces of land to be found
in the State; with one hundred acres Of the
best of timber in semi-circle on the north
and west, high prairie and bottom land,
creeks and springs.
| cannot give all the amount of subscrip-
tioa fund which the people of that vicinity
very generously offered on condition of loca-
ting there. The land, GAG acres, costs S.
400. The subscription will more than pay
for thi besides $40 900, in county Bonds at
10 per cent, which that county voted. An
Executive committee of three was appointed,
and authorized to expend not exceeding
$4,000, to have the lanl surveyed, ami a
Typographical sur vey made, to have 100
acres broke, ian improvement of about 80
is On it) and materials for fencing got out,
lumber purchased an! stone QUAR- cd pre-
paratory for building q farm houee and
barn.
1t will be seen by this, that tho Trustees
do not intend TO even lay the foundations Of
College building until they are fully au-
thorized by the State to complete it. -
next meeting Of our Board will be soot
our Legislature meets. In the meat ~
shall find that no county in the Dtate is
pleased with our location but Story. We
may expect to hear of all sorts of false
reports and slanderous remarks. we sup.
pose shat no placs would give geaeral salts
faction at first, tor many are Disappointed i
not getting it.
You will soon see a published report of
our proceedings, from which you can get a
full statement.
To be continued through life.
SUEL FOSTER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01
The Awful Catastrophe on the
Michigan Southern IL. IL.
SIXTY LIVES LOST!

The accident on the Michigan Southern
Railroad, at South Bend, last Monday night,
appears to have been more disastrous than
reported yesterday. About $50 persons were
on board the train, some so of whom are
ported missing, though the bodies of only37
had been recovered at last accounts. Fifty or
sixty more are reported wounded. The acct
dent occurred little before midnight, to the
Night Express train from Chicago to Toledo.
When the train was between South Bend and
Mishawaka, passing over an embankment
spanning ravine, at the base of which is
culvert, the embankment suddenly gave way,
and the whole train was precpitated into the
ravine, which was filled with perfect torrent
of water. The engine was literally buried in
the opposite side of the ravinc, in quicksand
and mud, and the tender, baggage and express
car and two second class cars were shattered
almost into kindling wood, and piled on the
top Of the engine. The two first class pas
senger cars followed, and were torn to pieces
and carried down stream, while the sleeping
car, although making the leap with the rest,
was l,ss injured. The stream is naturally
but rivulet, but was swollen by the extra
ordinary rains Of the previous afternoon and
ev.ning. Floodwood probably choked the
culvcrt, converting the embankment into a
dam, and the great weight Of water, with the
conclusion of the crossing train, caused the
sad calamity.
Among the badly wounded is Stephen H.
Arnold, of Decatur county, Iowa, and among
those who escaped uninjured is John Heck,
of Rome, Jones county, Iowa. No other
passengers are named as having been from
this State. Most of the killed were from Hi
nois and Michigan. No fault is attributed by
the passengers to any Of the officers Of the
train Mr.. Bliss, the President of the road,
and Mr.. Hiram Sibley, one of the Directors,
were in the sleeping car, and escaped unin-
jured. The engineer and fireman, both named
Chulp, of Laporte, were killed; Hartwell, Of
Toledo, Expressman, and Burlington, bag
gage-master, were also killed, in the baggage
car. This is one of the most horrible railroad
accidents that has ever occurred in the West,
excepting, perhaps, the Gasconade disaster in
Missouri
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01

Me-. GREELEY's LETTER PROBABLY For
GERY.-There is now reason to doubt the
genuneness of the document going the
rounds of the press "a a statement from Mr..
Greeley and two other gentlemen concerning
the richness of the Kansas gold mines. In
that letter it is stated that Mr.. Greeley made
the journey from the Missouri river to Dem
yer City in sic days and taoenty three hours,
while in letter from him published in the
New York Tribute, written at Prairie Dog
Greek, May 3lst, 1859, he says: "We are
just half way from Leavenworth to Denver
City and our coach has been Deek making
this distance, SO that with equal good for
tune we may expect to reach the land of
gold in another week" There is a great
discrepancy here, and we await further de-
velopments before placing full faith in the
authenticity of the statement from which
We published an extract yesterday. If that
Is forgery it is one of the basest as well
as one of the most stupid acts of deception
connected with this gigantic humbug. But
we will know the tru h in few days before
the error Gift exists) shall have time to do
much harm.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01
18th Resolyed That the Maine T,iopor

7th. RESOLVED, That the Maine Liquor Law
is inconsistent with the genius of u free peo-
tions--it has vexed and harrassed the citizens,
burdened the counties with expense and liti-
CATION. and proved wholly useless in the
suppression of intemperance.
Sth Resolred, That we favor total change
of the present Common School system, so as to
give the people the full benefits Of a Common
School education, without the cumbersome
machinery and enormous expense which the
present system requires.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01

CAREER OF RICHARD COBDEN.-A late for
eign arrival brings the intelligence that the
distinguished OK Member of Parliament,
Richard Golden, (whose sojourn in this
country for the past few months, and Incl
dental visit to our city, have been heretofore
noted, has been returned to that body from
his (Rockdale) District with surprising una
nimity. In his letter of acceptance, he pro-
poses to return to England within fortnight,
and declares himself in favor of neutrality in
the present war, the object of which, he says,
he is dull to comprehend. Mr.. Golden is
liberal of the first stamp, and has we'll earned
the confidence his constituents rcposc in him.
AS an additional evidence of the high
appreciation in which he is held in England
as statesman, it is announced that "Lord
Palmcrston and Lord John Russell have made
their minds up to admit three independent
Liberals to the Cabinet-one of them, Miner
Gibson; another, Richard Golden, if he
accepts it; the third is not yet designated"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-01

CALIFORNIA PoLlrlcs-Thc Republicans,
Americans and Broderick Democrats Of Cali
fornia are trying to unite on two candidates
for Congress for the ensuing election in that
State; and John c. McKibbcn, one of the
ti-Lecompton Democrats of the late Con-
gress, and Col. E. D. Baker, formerly Wing
member of Congress from Illinois, are men
prominently named for the nominations. If
the effort at a union of all the Opposition
succeeds, and with these candidates, it will
surely win in the election