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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21


The Call for Breckenridge and Lane Guy
ahogaC County Convention to appoint delegates
to the State Convention, appeared in yester-
days Democrat. Among the names of old citi-
zsns and Democrats appended to it we notice
Reuben Wood, Harvey Rice Levi Johnson,
Samuel Starkweatber, Benjamin Harrington,
W. A. Otis, 7. P. Spencer, Benjamin Brown
ell, VIM. Abbey A. NJ Case, W. J. Gordon,
R. c. Yates, Dr., Wheeler, DR., Strong, John
DEumm, Major Webb, Anson Smith, Lam
bert White, L. A Kelsey, O. Patrick, Geo. B.
Merwin, E. P, Numsen, Judge Coe of Dover,
Alex. saCkstt h. D. Clark, Peter Gaul, JAS
WOrley, ]. G. Remington, Thomas Earle, B.
Andrews, George WOlE S. E. Adams, J. NJ,
Armstrong, P. johnson, etc. 3s
The Douglas Plain Dealer admits . there
are about $50 names all told, and thus vents
its characteristic Billingsgate on the ''bOlt-
ers;p
"a watershaul Of sore-heads, sbeep-heads
and sWell-heads. We are glad TO fnd out
where certain troublesome gentlemen have
chosen 10 make their own beds-a great re-
lief to the party, as Wet-nursing will now
cease. Take away the flesh pots and their
corrup6ng influences from this coterie and
there would be nothing but wind left. All
such boiling movements viii blow out when
old King James ceases to rule
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

The BONNET BUsINEss.-Foxborough, and
not Franklin, is undoubtedly the largest place
Of straw manufacture in Massachusetts,, if not
in the world. AT the Union Straw Works of
the Messrs. Carpenter in FOxborough, 800
girls and about 27O men are employed, the
girls averaging 81 and the men So per day.
They employ 40 men and girls at a branch
factory at Nantucket and 400 at another in
Medheld They also give employment to 2,
500 women outside Of the factories The
capital OF the Company is S5OO,OOO, their
sales last year were 81, 100000. $l5, 900 per
month is required for the payment Of wages,
while some $1,000 hats and bonnets are
manufactured per day. They also give en-
ployment to an extensive box factory in the
town. But a small portion ofthe straw goods
used are plated in this country, the wages Of
labor being too high here to afford il the
same rate at which it can be imported:
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SC Fair---NoreI Feature.

The State Fair Grounds at Dayton will
soon be put in capital order, the Halls, &c,
all being in the en11rse Of erection. The
grounds are beautifully located, and exteu-
sively supplied with trees and shrubbery.-
Water viii be abundantly provided, and no
arrangement for the convenience and comfort
OF visitors and exhibitors viii be omitted.
u The Cih6ihnah Gazette states that large
parties from CLARK, Madison and Delaware
COUNTIES wiz visit the Fair, taking tents, &c.
with them, fully determined to hold a farm
ers' festive week on the grounds.
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Erie County.

The wide awake Republicans of Erie county
held their County Convention on the 18th
and nominated Rush R. Sloane for Probate
Judge, David s. Worthington for Sheriff, j.
J. Penfeld for Clerk, Wm.H McFsIl for Treas
ure, John Mackey for Prosecuting Attorney,
Isaac NcKissOn for Commissioner, and
Phillip Graefe for Coroner. The Convention
was fully attended, and the Republicans mean
to go to work and elect it.
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nI,oAn ron RRpr-

~ 's''' ExRIDGE Pi-The awk-
-. ~ lament of the Democratic office
..laers and the press in deciding under which
candidate to serve, led to some ridiculous
hesitations and fence riding. Numerous pa
pers hung FIRE for weeks, and some do yet.
The Tribune is responsible for the following /;
An occurrence in one of the interior cOun-
ties of New York ludierously illustrates the
bewilder1nent into which the dOuble-headed
Presidential nomination has thrown the De-
mocracy. When the news Of the nomination
of Douglas flashed along the wires, a village
Postmaster summoned Hthe unterriied' to
bring out the gun and fire salute. They
had got about half through the allotted num-
Der Of discharges, when a messenger from the
telegraph Office informed them that the Sece-
ders had nominated Breckenridge. HThe
ID they have /" said the Postmaster
Standing a moment in a brown study, he
shouted, HBoysl there's no knowing into
whose hands We may fall Load for Brseb-
enri9gs." 1 IA 1
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Sad Event-Cinoinnatians Drowned.

Z Two young ladies, daughters Of Dr. 7. B.
Harris, a welI known citizen of Cincinnati,
were drowned in the Potomac few days
ago, while on yachting excursion with
their uncle, Mr.. Grant Harris, OF Charles
county, Maryland A squall struck the
pleasure boat and upset it, drowning the la
dies and Mr.. B. Mr.. Morgan Harris, brother
Of the ladies, was rescued. The ladies were
beautiful and accomplished, and esteemed by
all who knew them. They were on pleas
ure trip to the Eastern cities and visiting
relatives. A
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Pennsylvania Douglas STATE Convention.

q EeAAAa4ANAAAeA DNN0Aa-a ottAlS OOhNShAAoMs
Amass and delegate Convention has been
called at Harrisburg on the 2sth of July,
when the various, Democratic organizations
favorable to the election Of Mr.. Douglas will
assemble and form straight electoral ticket.
The call has been. put forth by R. J. Halde-
man, a member Of the National Democratic
COmmittee, Eappointed IIthelDonglas Balti-
more National: :Conventlon, and in pursuance
of instructions given. that Committee by said
Convention. The members of the Democratic
State Committee resident in Harrisburg, have
had meeting and adopted the following:
WHEREAS, Stephen A.sDouglas and Her
schel V. johnson are the regular nominees of
the Democratic party for President and Vice
President. And totereas, we dissent from
the late action Of the State Executive Com
mittee, as q departure from the time honored
usages Of tbeparty- sacrifice Of principle
and the recognition Of a hostile orgsr' =
Therefore, --lization.
Resolved That we ADJ
inviting all Who 5o Ssa Executive COMMITTEES,
to p1sst Il, IN " Sno gree with US in sentiment
bnrg ~ -,-IT. ~ .le Senate Chamber, at Harris
:. Thursday, 26th inst, at O'Clock,
n.
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One Of GOV. wise,s Humbur..

The late Gov. Wise, of Virginia, has head
full of humbugs and he allowed them to bu7
in public much to his discredit during his
Executive administration. One noted hum.
bug was the attemptto establish directtrads
between Southern ports and France. It was
one of the secession experiments to prove the
absolute independence of the. South, but, like
the other preparations for secession, it has
vanished into thin air. a vessel called the
Lone Star, was the pioneer of the proposed
line. She has lately returned to Norfolk,
Va, with an assorted cargo from Havre,
which cargois thus spoken ofby an irreverent
Virginia paper: a ~ q. d
D q A more perfect humbug could not well be
imagined, We do not believe there vas
drop Of pure brandy or champagne in the lot.
Of claret, we can say but little better. We
are no Judge of dry goods, but every man
from Richmond in that trade laughed at the
idea of purchasing. The only really good
articles we saw were vinegar, bricks, cement
and-sand | II Just imagine a cargo of sand
for Norfolk What ideas can you suppose
Frenchmen have of America, when they ship
to Virginia, vinegar, bricks, coment and sand2
The cargo was made up of the rif-raf which
has proved unsaleable in Havre for the last
twenty years. Even the shoes were very in
ferior. We doubt whetherthis viii not prove
the Lone Star of that line. We heard two
men talking; One remarked he had done
good business in selling three pipesof brandy
at the sale for $e 90, which was retailed at
81 to 81 80. This led us to suppose there
were more pipes of brandy for sale than the
Lone Star could rightfnlly father. We
have never see more tricks resoTted to at a
bogus auction house to force a sale. We
regret the first cargo should have been so
ridiculous, as it may destroy the line. We
predict this 70 be the first and last effort under
the present Arrangement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

UNDEUDm.-We are informed by friend
that Judge Ives, one Of the Oldest Democrats
OF New Haven, Huron county, erected a fine
pole about two weeks since, but has not yet
run up any colors, He still remains in doubt
We are told as to what names to inscribe on
ms banner. Whether to run up the names of
Breckenridge and Lane, or Douglas and John
son, Is the question. Slave code and nom
intervention OF squatter sovereignty and the
slave code. The point for decision is a nice
one whichFequireS fine sighting.-SmdKsky
Register. llTaga8 @UE 500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

0uR WHEAT, oOHE AND FnOUR.--sincs the
opening of navigation, in the Spring, to the
3Oth of June, inclusive, there has been
brought to the tide water ofNew York, from
the interior, 269, 236 barrels Of -four, an in
crease over last year, from the same period,
ofl1s,OOO barrels; 2,l64, 597 bushels of wheat
an increase of l,7lI665 bushels over last
year, and 4, 4,2s4,O67 bushels of corn, an in
crease over last year of 1896, 7s5 bushelsl .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

NJ OTIC E.-NoTICE is HEREBY
\ y given to the Creditors Of the late Bank of
Massillon at Massillon, Ohio TO present to the un
dersgned, Receivers Of said Bank, at the Office Of
Geo Harsh at Massion, aforesaid on or before the
nrst day OF March, ls6l, for dividends, all their
claims against said Bank. All claims mot presented
VII be forever barred from all dividends Of the as
sats OF SAID Bank. By order of Court.
GEORGE HARSH, ...
ISAAC sFEESE, Receivers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

BOSTON, March !, l559-
..5, q rhamicaI analysis OF commerclai
nlso ~ ~ fbesnuf Grove Whiskey, which proves 70
G ~ ~ rou1 the heavy Fugil Oils, and pereety pLe
~ " ~ 5ife-atsd The fine havor Of this MnlsAsf3
= Se-i-sd from the Grain used In manuiaetu -
4 faTFs'. N D. State Assayers
n - 10. Is Roylston street-
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MARRIED.
DIED.
gFnt Sdretttsfmfnts.
LINCQLN ENVELOPES.

$500 per 1000.
$50 1000.
80 Single packages Of Is sent Cpost-paidD to any
part Of the United States for Twenty-Five Cents.
B- Single packages to be had in the Office Is4 Su-
perior street, for Ten Cents
Address, NJ. H. ALLARDT,
Publisher Analyst,
ltdkw Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
Congressional,

EDITOR OF LEADER Please state that ROBERT
+. PAINE Is a candidate for member of Congress
from the 18th Congressional District and will be
supported by his friends for nomination at the
Republican Convention, to be held at Painesville
the 18th of August
July 90. MANY RADICAL REPUBLICANS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

Patented May 18th, 1850, BY Mrs. L. W. STILES,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

M ASTER'S SALE=PURSU
lll to the command Of a decretaI order Of sale
froin the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga COun-
ty, at the suit OF Edward Wade against John Engel-
hoen and others to me directed, shall expose for
sale public auction at the door of Court House
In the Ciy ofCleyeiand the 18th day Of July, 1860
at O'Clock p M, the following described lot of land
situate in Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, and known as subdivision lot No "a; said lot
Z 50 'front.' on Wade Avenue and l39 feet deep in Hi
ram Stones addition TO Ohio City and Cleveland,
composed Of part Of original lots Nos So and 6S in
Brooklyn Township. Appraised at 500.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
b. R. Beavis, Plff's Atty. Master COm'r.
lima
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

The division every day becomes more
marked. The prospect ofharmonious action,
to any extent becomes more and more dim.
A fatal malice seems to have eaten into our
very hearts. A Cimmerean darkness thickens
along. the line Of our political vision We
rush upon our fate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

HlEklF RS SALE-BY VIRTUE
81 CoSIoo Il of Fieri Facias issued from the Court
Henry p Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit Of
iyte NJ Kendall, ct al. plsintifs, against Hippo
shan Je, et al. defendants, have levied upon and
lar offer for sale, at public auction, at the store
ely occupied BY 3ad 1Iole LOrain street, (near
.ity limits In the Township OF Brooklyn, in said
county, the 5th day Of July, 1850 at O'Clock P.
M, the stock OF goods now IN said store, consisting
/ of Dry Goods, Groceries, Millinery, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Crockery, Hardware Yankee
Notions, Soales weights, Measuresis &C.
Said sale to continue from day to day until COM
pleted. 1.-.s sd d. L, MIGHTMAN,
Q. w. Palmer, Plth's Atty. Sheriff.
. iuue23
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

GHERIFFS SALE-BYVIRTTTE
~ ola writ Of vendi exponas issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at the suit
OF the commissioners of ofCuyahOga county, plaintiffs
against ID. L. Whitman, ct. al. dcfendants I shall
oer TOR sale at the door of the Court House. IN the
city OF Cleveland in said county, tho 2fth dav n
July, 1850, at 2OclOck p NJ the following Described
lands and tenements, situate in the City Of Ciava
land county OF Cuyahoga, Ohio, TO wit; in rbsr 4
Lords allotment. Lots Nos. M, us, 90 - asf
halt Of lot No. g3, south side of west e. . go ~
g. west half Of lot No III, one baIF "a "a o1 % IN Of
lots Nos $50 200 and 40l, south hsi ~ =. ~ ~
leyyille allotment in said city sud ~, N " ~
81 l53 and 1886. In l. L. HsV 9I SleA SaG' ~ "a ~
.ot No 20.
1CkW : stetso, D. L. WIGHTMAN,
inneas Pitts Atty. Sheriff.
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.t--,1 a a. apl,, Of the Chesnut Grove
NJ, nave nave Teseiyed rom Mr. Charles barton Jrs
Of Phade ghs sPs 4, fasa % rom from poisonous Is
pleased % II IS an unusually pure and me uaFor-
ed quality oI y JAMES CHIFFON,
Analytical Chemist
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

q WHARTON, Jrs
Aof aAlo y Sole Rrinclpa! Aeselisl
;.,vssos Nc. .Ils Walnut e., RhliAeslsiia'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

GLOOMY PROspEOT.-The Chicago Herald,
a Douglas paper, speaks thus despondingly
~ 4-,,1,. e A. :, 1i4s.1 ,.,,..o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

pnblicTns OF Cuyahoga County viii be holden In
the city OF Cleveland on
Sa,naag, Sept, lst 1860, at lOA, 4. H.,
At the Republican Head Quarters, In Kellys Block,
Superior street
fhe convention will be composed Of six dele.
rntos ffom each Township and Ward.
II Is requested shat primary meetings for the
appointment Of delegates, be held on Thursday,
July S0th in the townships az p NJ, unless
otherwise arranged by the Township committees;
and in the Wards az = p. NJ
The object Of the convention Is to place In nom.
ination candidates for Probate Judge Clerk,
S-i.l.-snr h-.ffs,- or,7 rnnarss-.s,-..--
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gFaal 9latifFa.

ON THE NINTH DAY OF JULY
~ 1850, said Justice issued order Of attach
ment in the above action for the Of twenty
and I2-lOO dollars Said cause viii be heard August
22d, 1860, at O'Clock A. NJ
iulvl3.dItRv-3t2a4 o x N ~ LBS.
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#eaieiuts.
THE ENTERPRISING PROPRI-


CHESNUF GROVE WHLSKEK
ftha PuJest Medicinal Agent ever known has fur-
ssfsa ne community 5timulants Pure Eealthful
md IN iqorating al the same time mild delicious
bs-erars II IA caculated 70 do away with the vile
5T,,gssi stuT that 3 palmsd on on the community
and ]Vbich Is Injurious to body and mind. In addi-
for - me Certificates beneathf ne has received q
Dipio51a from tho STATE AGRlCULTUkAL So
GIFTT and Additional testimony from DR.. Jackson
Sf Boston Massachusetts,, who testihes under oath
10 It's ahs5i ute purity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

CERTIFICATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3 leao-
r yUsta,s rSre fully tested the sample Of Shesngt
Grove Whiskey which you sent us, and hna IA =
contains none Of the Poisoning sa9sl,s 9 ;;i NJ ~
ing. V1ili' v - ROOTH. GARREt q CAmAU
~ Analytical Chemists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

sToRR's AUToMAPoN PREssMAN.. r
r Corner Of Union and Superior streets. -l.
Rs- LOOK OUT FOB TIE GIANTS. ia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

The Massachusetts, commissioners destroyed
up 70 the istb.of Nay, s42 animals, valued
at $50, ,4s2, and the sstimated number of cattle
stil diseased in various localities in Massa-
ohusetss amounts 70 1,O59. About 13O ami
mails bad died Of the disease, making an ag-
gregate loss Of 2,927 cattle, Of the value of
alnrE esn nnn
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