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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-24


PACIFIC RAILRoAD.--A Washington dispatch
says of the Pacific Railroad bill, now matpr-
ing at that city:
Among other distinguished railroad ma,
who have been and are here at work upon If
are j. Edgar Thomson, of Pennsylvania. and
Col. V. X. Stephenson, of Tennessee. The
bill provides fot two roads, one south of the
34th parallel, and the other north of the 3Sth
parallel of north latitude 1t provides for n
loan of $70,000,000 in United States bonds or
Treasury notes, to be advanced so much ner
mile on the completed sections of the road
to be secured to the Government bv first
mortgage on the road and equipment. The
bill also conveys to the companies very valu-
able land grants, not to be given any part to
the companies, however, until 500 miles of
the road are completed, and then only fifty
miles of land for every fifty miles of road that
shall be finished beyond the 500 miles, so
that the Government retains the land grant
for 500 miles, with the road finished through
it, as security for the progress of the work to
final completion.
J. Edgar Thomson and Col. Stephenson
have the cooperation of most of the ablest
practical railroad builders in the United
States, who are ready to take hold of the Pa
cifc Railroad under such bill, and bind
themselves to unite the Mississippi Valley and
San Francisco by rail within twelve wears. or
forfeit their unused grants and the control of
what road they shall have built. Great con-
fidence is expressed that we shall at an early
day have an actual railway to the Pacific
Ocean, across the continent, fairly under way.
EUROPE New pamphlets against the tenn
poral power of the Pope had been published
in the Legations and Tuscany.
The employees and some Government off,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

BOARD in BROOKLYN.-A Gentleman can
ID find sisse hsndorey urnhcd ROOM on the second OF
from Wallet South Ferries Also one SIDE ROOM
VNANTED-From LIST of May, by Man and
w wife, ROOMS IN private house. within Is miautes'
walk sfthe Bowey, Canss Rent n exceed IL
month Call on tr address, C. WILSON No 65l Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
Gouses ano farms hanteo.

CHURCH WANTED.-A Church, or Meeting
~ House that will accommodate congregation OF from geo
LOO peron wanted between 10Th aud 2ssts and sh aud
9thsys. Address A. X y, PostOce Box No. 1874 stating
location, tcIms &c.
WANTED-By small American family Of
w three grown persons PART of gsnesl HOUSE 1--we
lx rooms in Brooklyn Willansourgh, railroad
route. Rent ffom f25 to $20l Address ioT enc week,
WALTER, Tribune Olnce, New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
Boar0 an6 Rooms.

CMITIISONIAN HOUSE,
~ Broadway corner Of Houston.st ,New.York
Conducted on the European plan.
have leased this Hotel from my late employer Hsvts had
the superintendent since 1884 hope ha become favorab
known its customers. have organized the Res
auTant thS supply good meals at reasonable prices have
fitted up Bar and Readng Room having entrance
tbrou gh the hotel and Houson have stocked with the
best wines liquors and crsrs shall exsrt myself make this
the beet and cheapest hotel in the city for travellers well
permanent bearoeIs Transient prices remain here
80 cents, IS cents and ! per day for Single Rooms;
Double Rooms and Pstlors 81 so to %.
Meals at oil hours, and ordered.
The cusom Of the neghbohood invited to my Restau.
rant, entrance either On Broadway Of on Hous,onst
SAMUEL L. MEAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
Real Gstaic for Sale.

EOR SALE-The elegant marble basement and
II brick mansion HOUSE No 20 Concord-st, Brooklyn to-
eeber with four lots Of ground House "A feet on
feet deep built BY days work. under the Immediate
dence tho late owner solid mahog
doors on peilor story strong brick partition wallis and
with choice plants Grounds IS font POS feet Deep
fully laid cut flower garden Oh cloths par.
Tor pier mirrors sold win the house.
Posesion given immediately required For cards OF ndmls-
SIGN 10 view the PREMISES apply at the Office Of BACIpS SONS
4 Co., fuman-st., near EuitonfoTry Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW- JERSEY

IN Leave foot Of Courlsndt st., Jersey City Ferry daily
Sundays excepted and $3.50 for Pie and Suera
$50 and $3.50 m, for Permont Leave Sudern $50
end $40 p and Permont $3.50 and 1885 M and d 20 and
75 Stages Hackensak Schraenbury Nyack
New-City, and fIayerstsw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

TOR SALE, No. ga WEST Hth-ST.-A four
Il story full size brownstone from: house. lot 251oS Ap
ply to the proprietor, L. >. HAShELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
EOR sALR-sToNEHURsT.-Thc new and

TOR SALE-On Murray Hill, two new first-class
H. fourtery brown-stons5ront HOUSES No ~ 6Itht
ner the modern lard WOOD doors % the
pafor story and mahogany in 'front.' Inquire OF AMlLION
RYAN, the prem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

TOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY RESI-
IL DENCE South Orange New Jersey. about theequlr
of mile from the railroad Op' together with s1ythree
acres Of Lend. -,
This house built Of Westchester Marble In superior man
neT; contains about twenty exclusive OF the basement
nnra sddIess Boz No tGT Neg OK PostOce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

HOUSES IA the most desirable part Of tbs village IDqu
at the Saugsuck Bsnk Aso dwelling HOUSE Ia Dsnbury
inquire Of FREDERICK WfLDMAH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

EOR SALE or to LIGHTHOUSE No. 1893 West
32d between 9Th ard 9havs 10 good oresr; has the
modem improvements will be let furnisued unfinished
Apply 10 Is. WALES, jr Ncs. % and ~ MufraJ-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

EOR SALE-VILLA SITES of four, eight, or
Il twelve lots 3D. 4h, ard bthays and 5Sthst Brook.
lynn commanding full and splendid view Of New city
haTbor and within 90 minutes OF Wast. By city cars Terms
easy. Money advanced TO build II desired Apply to L. n
BERGEN 30 Vosoy-st., or HOMER MORGAN, No. Pne.st
E'ARM for SAIE-30 acres. with good Buildings,
abundance Of Grapes Cherries, Apples and Berries OF ali
sorts OF easy aeces in Wechester County Is miles from
New-lork. A. EDDY 4 Co. No. 81 Libcrtyst
EARM for SALE CIIEAP.-A FARM, con.
ssrR of acres situaed the East Great PLATA about
one mile from The C Of Norwich Come well adapted to
deniDg aud The MIR trade Conveniently located Churches
School, the Norwich free Academy With the
theTeon viii be sid the te ms Amply
to ). u. LAMB, Bsth.st, Norwich Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

EOR SALE or LEASE-A desirable HOUSE
IL Glove Road Staten leland furnished threequartes OF
nile cm the landing with all modem improvements goo
Garden and ut Would be for dwelling Ia the city
Apply to c. c. HATCH, No IS uurray-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
PROPOSALS for WOOD-sealed proposals

win be received office of the Clerk Of the Board Of
Education, Of Grsnd and Elm-sts. end ese
until TUESDAY the 10Th day Of April 1890 IL o'clock noon,
fol- the Wood equcdo this Public Schools Of this al the
ensuing hundred cords Of Oak Wood and (Sc
three hundred cords Of Pine Wood, less.
The Oak Wood be OF the best quality sticks les
long less than nches diameter de-
yeIed sawed piled ans when required split 10 tins ysrd
ccls vaults OF the school buildings desisnssed By
the proper authority.
The ne Wood 70 be Of the bes. Virginia Pine not less than
three t3l feet and sir (5l inches long
Ihe proposals must ate the pe per cord Of i5 cubic fe
solid measure fer the Pine and Oak Wood and also toe pce
per cut saving and pni.ing load The quantity phtony
% required BY the Committee Supplies.
The Wood will be Inspected BY aud delivered
under the OF the Of the DoSrd OF
Education Said Wood be delivered ut the Schools when
dered as folows TwoSs tho quantity of Wood from
day May the 2h day OF Juy tue remainder
required by the Committee. The this fuel be
binding until May %, 1861. 100
Security for faithful performance Of the contracts wiz be
required AID each proposal rut DO accompanied With the %
nature OF the proposed ruTeties
The Committee right reject or al pEoposa
be subject the approval OF the Board Of
JOHN DAVENPORT,
ROBERT o. GLOVER, COMMITTEES
RICH ARD WARREN,
JOHN U'kEEeE, Supplies
WILLIAM a. EAGER, JR,
MUM. BLACKiiAM & MARSH,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
AmmsemeTIM.
~ NnD OPENING NIGHT.
~ rAsTFR MONDAY April9

ACADEMY OF rI MUs EfSaS fAIih-
EASTER MONnAn,. a ap.o e,,,v .nronnca
ULMAS s.s SS n.. PST sS5
ta. f cvsIs the end q the present moHss 81 tor con-
tse sh e their psual style excellence
T. s sSs and a. :;g .' SR' ia
EASTER iis P n3SPa :. Rso osTSg. "S'
rHE M sA ff OF SEVILLE,
Si1s e p AZ Sf' BRGS6 FERRt AMopo and susN
DuE The Cops TsSs SWISS soN the ooprsr soO %,
Esi.5 LOOMING TARo' TaE RYE" aud at the end Of
sse Opera The ADALINA WALTZ, expressly composed for
C. BREUSINGs, No. 7oi Roadway, and 81 BELLS No. IL
HSoirSicE-rhe o@Oe of the Academy viii be opened daily
nom 10 80 Z, for the transaction Of business.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
T6ES FoptS5 and M M:a,:
.,,s,, wEpEEsp4Y Aep,il ss Is O. ,xo
O hsSSSaSES 40 s' EIE ssi
NEW DRAMATIC SEASON,
ArGuMENrt NIX co IIfs' ~ ARTIsTEs.
sepd tine Of sSoicau latest heart 'i2E P S
JEASTF mn PhAS Ss.pr or M,b 5T IUTEl2 SsAN
kE %e' Ss sSS excellence
LIFE-SIZE WAX FIGURE OF A. ". hicks,
ala. William Johnsor nov on trial triple murder and pira
cy figure face OF which nodded plaster on that o.
ihe accused, In prison, by his consent The celebrated
WHAT Us lit WHAT is 1T?
WHAT is IT. WHAT is IT.
WHAT is TT WHAT is IT.
WHAT is IT. WHAT Is IT.
Pronounced By SO many persons 10 be the
CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN MAN AND MONKEY, Is
atm he-e and ay be HOURS The llN
ING BLACK SEA LION the most ext Ay ceatgSe Ok
weighing over 1900 rounds toe LEARNED SEAL, the
HAPPT FAMILY, GRAND AQUARlA, &c, &c.
In ThE EVENING at u O'Clock
BOuIoiosults powerful arsoaiizstion q
Or, THE bEAEI OF MiDLoTH1AN,
With
NEW MI-SIC NEW SCENERY, GRAND TABLEAUXkc.
JIANIE DEAN3..,.......... MISS EMILY MESIAl LII
EfkIE DEANs... ...'-..M MRS. fhiOk
other characters by the remainder OF the company
In the course OF the Drsms will be presented the
TRIAL SCENE OF EFFIE DEANS
aller LA1ders's celebrated Picture, DC &C
AFTERNOON, at ao'eloct,
uie f'P"'f P~' THE STRANGER.
Tha s,,s,ysr .,..,.........N r c. w. CLAgKg
Admittsoe 20 everything rs ce1sj Children under ten IL
oeu,si razquet, 10 cents extra
MIR, FITZGERALD TASISTIO will RECIrE
Uk shAkespes,e's Tragedy Of uAMLEr, WITHOUT BooE,
MOTIFS or PRoNPTRR, To- MORROW EVENING, the 9Th ins
AZ Doow he Hail. No sO6 Broadway.
Tckets 60 oSns eash b had at the door To commence
ats o'cl'ek.
DEPETITION of J. NJ. HAGER's GRAND
~ FLORAL CONCERT, at the New England Church, South
eth-st WE OnESDAY EVENING April 1860, ct ~ o'clock
assisted by LEWIS SCHkEIBER, the removed Corne
So,oist ard H. BADGER the distinguished Pianist who
VIII perform upona StenWay Oversung Urand Iimo AlcheV
% cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

DROADWAY STORE to LIE Part OF Broad
ID way to let suitable for the sac OF Fancy oood'
Clocks Bronzes, &c Inquire at No. AS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

DROADWAY.-NO. AVA Broadway, east side,
ID between Grand and Broomests to be altered inmeai-
stey into 4stoy STORE The store will bs Let iof cue
l. For particulars epply TO , ~, mo p..s.v
Our present STORE No 2s8 Broadway, also to LEI io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

nv uNeipAhc ehickehs
osopncal Lectures, With Apparatus. Terms moderle.
CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
~ fer BOYS a. NYACK the Hudson River, % miles iiom
New York. The Summer Term opens MONDAY the 1th
ofhey For circulars epPy TO g. shepard Co.. No 39f Broad
way or addre.s Tie PRINCIPAL. z. RU rHERFORD, A. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

TOR SALE-In Cliuton-av., corner of Greene
IL sv, handsome frame HOUSE, 25xSs WITH ente2sioI
S7x26 extending throogn to Vanderbilt th grounds az
handsomely laid with abundance of shfuooefy mowers
&c, Apply Of No 229 PeaIl-st., New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

EDUCATIONAL Gentleman of Independent
~ fortune having five daughters whom he desires to have
tnoougby ednced bat large schools associate
with parents and guardians having ing ladies' to educate IN
pan partakng OF tie Gu SYSTEM. He has large baud
FURNISHED hsuse In q central and hesthy location which
helpe.e. 70 surrender 60 this object The expense secur
ing the beat ProeoIs will be tue number
pupils limited just 70 form p bouschod under the
supervision Of lady Of doubted qualification the coat 10
each will therefore, be ra'her high though
TO the advantages which VIII be eaiaed by nent
Those who wish avail themselves Of this oppo tunty will
YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
9onses TO fet.

4 FURNISHED COTTAGE to LET-Com-
~ handing one Of the finest views Staten Island Ia
stuateo Cseton Hsh and fo hethalnoss and beauty
Of location cannot be surpassed Inquire of Mr. CAIRO III
Livery Stable, Quarantine La ding for Mr. Bfadys Cottage
AT ORANGE, n. j., to LET--A small HOUSE
IN with or rooms convenient depot with Of Of
ground shade trees &C.; rebt low. Apply to
A. d. BALDWIN, No. 20l Pearl St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

suoE AND LEATHER BANK New.York March 90, 1859.
nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this
~ day declared dividend Of -FOUR az Pea CENT Of
the profits Of the last Elk months payable and AFTER the @ Of
Apri.
Ire Transfer Book will be closed from the och Of
April, inclusive. w. A. KIssAH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
obstruction.

ROYS' BOARDING-SCHO0L- Little Ferry
10 Bergen County, Haohensack JAccessbe several
daily by Stage Railroad Faie from oboken Is
heS 1erIn opens say Those desiring home comforts aod
thorough instructions for their Boys 3l 80 per quser
rlenaa Mri,e for CiIculaTs. A. B. WlNANr Prncinal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

TOR SALE or to LET-A first-cass HOUSE on
the of Bard aud Castle Staten Island Tie
house aree airy cheerful The grounds pctur
and include coach-houae Apply to w s. HOYT No. Han
over IT, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
HANDSOME RESIDENCE for SALE-Beau

II
tuly situated suburbs Of Poughkeepge command
ne fne view OF the Hudson The grounds 100 feet front
and By depth asey laid out and well stocked
With choice fruit and ornamental and shrubbey The
45x5l feet frame well built nearly replete with
improvements including furnace, box gin sors
Gardeners Cottage COCA supply OF eTed rain and spns
afthe purchase money remain. Apply to j. W.
MASON, No. 90 Finest, N. y, or
JOS SMART Bsldjn1's Hotel, Pouzbkeepse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

TOR SALE-The 2-stOry and attic brick
il HOUSE and LOT No. 3dst few doors east OF 4th-ay
Lot Is by lC9 Appry 70 WIN. JOHN o'BRIEN, No. ~
Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

MO. 272 MADISON-Sr-TO LET or LEASE,
modern astsry HOUSE hiss gas and chandeliers range,
bath bot and cold water pleasant location Apply to X.
NJ. MITCHLLI at X. ~ " Tide Co.'S, No S9l brosdway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

L'ARM WANTED-From IS to 100 acres, on
the west side Of the Hudson River preferred in the vicinity
Lots of Ground Prospect HILL Brooklyn In tho proposed
Paris the Of the hill commanding view OF the At
lIc Ocean CT of NewYork and surrounding countryoue
Of best locations the city Address stating price,
and terms FARM brooklyn fost-Oihco'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A first class
FARM of ISL Is mites south OF Syracuse large ant
convenient 2s,oy Frame House in good epar also oarn
orchard balance heavily timbered with HICKORY m ,pe
and baswooo country healthy and unsurpassed for beautiful
sceneiy cho churches, and stores Apply Ia
Z. TUTTLE & Co., No ) Beekmsn.at, Rooms Nos ard L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04

ITO LET-The whole or half of Upper Part %
Il HOUSE No 3aI Canal. IT. lover Miller Co.'S Shoe store)
sale Ribbon Millinery finding Establishment. Inquire
in store Of J. B. MILLER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-04
Chances for Bnsiness Ellen.

nRUG 81 ORE for SALE-A frst-rate retail
H. business doing Terms easy Apply No ~ Greeawich
for &c.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-03
WIN Prize EIyIlf.

For months past, the prz isht between Ilre-
nan aud Siyrrs has excited ull pugiIislioally
disposed persons wonderfully, and now that the
fight has actually taken place, of course every.
body expects to know something OF it, and its
result. We shalt not 90 into II detailed de-
scrption of the brutal scene, but will merely give
gross results.
The fight took place near Fdrnbnrough, not
many miles distant from London Som. 900
spectators were in Attendance, an 4 tn, London
Times says both Honses of Parliament were
represented and thnt one R'v. was in attendance.
The contest commenced at about z o'clock and
Tested over two hours, Both parties had been
well trained, aud were IN fine condition for the
work before them. heeuan won the choice
Of corners.
Savers drew tn. FIRST blood aud Heenan got
the first, as well as all of the knock owns
Suyers was knocked about terribly, aud fell 80
times out Of 40 rounds He threw Heenan once
but did not knock him down. hcenanS tace
was badly cut aud bruised, aud his eyes were OF
little use to him during the last rounds, Sayers
was several times knocked from the ground by
Heeman's powerful blows, and his arms BECAME
quite powerless before the passes OF the Bcncl
Boy. On the last round, Heenan caught Saycrs
and drew his neck across the ring rope, aud was
strauging him, when Morrssey cut the ropes
and the crowd rushed in and broke up the fight
before it was decided which was the winner
The la,g0 sums OF money bet on the result will
therefore not change hands.
lleenan's friends have demanded the belt, and
will either have it or another fight. The bet.
ting next time will not be four TO Que on Sayers
The London Times thinks Heenan atogethe
too powerful for Sayers.
Such scenes are most disgraceful to all con
cerned, aud their influence upon society is of the
worst character.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-03
Payne Repudiutcd.

The Lima (Alen county, National don'tlike
the appointment of Il, B. Payne on the Com
mittee on Resolutions at the Charleston Con.
vsntion. Il says:
"Psynes appoin tment on the committee we
regret, He is eminently unsafe, aud cannot
represent Ohio adequately. rs in fact he has no
Fixed opin ons, beyond those necessary TO be as
sumed for political purposes"
What strange conclusions ID 'mosratie editors
arrive at, occasionally, Time was when this
same H. B, Payne appealed TO the people Of
Ohio for their sufItages Hnd the Democracy
rallied TO his support as though their very sal,
votioG depended upon his success, There is some
consolation in The reflection even at that late
date, however, that Ohio refused to be governed
by this g unsafe man, WHO has no fixed
opiuous,'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-03

The National Democratic Convcn-
ttou--A An Illustration OF the "1rrc.
prcssibic COnnict ~ Wtthdrn wnl
of the South --EwO Sets Of Caadt-
dates.
For over week past the National Democ-
racy' have been labodng 10 build a Platform,
aud to select aoaluJis candidates for President
and Vice President. Bnt ss the Slavery Qnes.
ton was not Settled, never more to bc revived
in Congress or out o it, OF course Southern dele.
gates felt deerminsd 10 have fair understand
Jog upon the mattcr--hence the deliberations oi
that body. up TO last Monday, have been attend
ed with one continual strain of confusion and
contention Daring Monday afternoons ses.
sion a majority OF the Convention voted 70 re.
feet specific recognition of the duty Of Con.
gress to protect slavery IN the territories; where
upon NINE OF THE SOUTHERN STATES
FORMALLY WITHDREW FROM THE CON.
vENTI0N A Northern delegate then arose to
his feet AMI made noiibn TO adjourn over till
Tuesday morning, in order to give Others time
to consider the p,opiiciy Of following suit, which
motion prevailed.
On Mon log evening the seeding delegates
held meeting to consider som, feasible means
of preserving their rights onl redressing THEFT
wrongs. TO have submitted, would have Beer
a virtual surrender OF the honor OF the South;
ami, in a. much as the object Of their mission
had been tnwarted, they retired as citizens from
the National Convention, which they now re
gOried as mere sectional gathering. They
proposed to take no action, however, until tn
close OF the regular convention, when, in view
Of the nomination OF DJusas, it would be
come their duty to present TO the people Of tht
United States candidates for President and Vice
President,on Natiol uni Cons 'iutional basis
|. ., Southern one.
Thus The chain Of "Nutionality' has at lcngtf
been broken mocracy can no longer la
claim to it, unless by fearful backing down o
the Douglastes they should manage to effect
reunion OF the fragments, which is hardly proba
Bile, Therefore we shall not be surprised to heu
of two distinct organizations, both claiming t
! be Democratic full tickets in the field
When Mr.. Seward said there was an "lrreprcs.
! ibc Conflict" between Freedom aud Slavery
Democrats held up their hands in mighty horrul
denying the assertion, aud cohte lding that s
Tar rs D mocracy was concerned all was units
peace aud harmony. Hasn't Mr. Stewards pre-
dicion been practically illustrated at Charles
ton? Where's the hd rmonious Democracy
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-03
April 26-52w4%
LEGAL, NOTICE

LEU AL NOlIOb.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD CO., o.
Andrew Dimmick. Plaintiff Luther whitmore
Frederick Prentice John d. Shay, Hubert " Dem.
ming, Josiah Strong and Henry G. Fox, Defend
ants. .. ... ..#.. H# #.r. ....
JOSIAH STRONG and Henry G.. Fox, Of Canada
81 West and John y. Shay and Hubert V. Dem
ming whose places of residence unknown to
Plaintiff. will take notice. that the Plaintiff Andrew
Dmnick, did on the 4th day of April. \. ID. 1860
file his petition in the court of common pleas with
in and for the county of Wood in the State of Ohio
against the said Luther WhitmOre, Frederick Prem
tice, in D. Shay. Hubert V. Demming, Josiah Strong
and Henry c. Fox setting forth that he is the owner
in fee and entitled to the immediate possession o
the following described parcel ofland, to witt
The west l3 of the northwest or of sec. 25. in
town no. of the U. S. Reserve of IL miles square
at the foot of the Rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie
IN Wood county, Ohio. and that the defendants un
lawfully keep him, the plaintiff. out of the posses
sion thereof and that tie defendants have commit
ted injury and waste to and upon said premises, aut
praying judgment against the defendants for the re
of the possession of the said premises and fol
S50e 90 damages. And the said Johu d. Shay, HUI
bert V. DcmminG, Josiah Strong and Henry G. Fox
notified that they required to appear and AN
said petition or before the Sd Saturday afte
the 2lst day of May, 1860. ....... .....
F.& D. K. HOLLENBECK, Pltfrs Atty's.
Anril &. 1860 --4S-w6 Sf 20