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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
SINGLE TTCKETs,-oNE DOLL.
To De drawn ut Cincinnati, o., Monday.
l.n February 27, Is6O.

WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
IL pubic TO my SIxTIErH GRAND GIFT ESrrn
PRISE, which will be drawn ut Cincinnati Ohio
Monday February %, 1860, in the or sepce O,
all the tIckct-holders who chose to attend The pri
ees on iicSe.s IN this Distribution is One Dollar
each iickct-hoder having chance to draw a fine
Horse. Buggy. and Silyer-mounted Harness. com.
piete down to the whip in the socket, and ready 10
Inmpin and drive of at moments notice. Erarv
llcket-holder has also q chance to draw an e;gh,v
acre Land Warrant, enabling him to possess him
sell OF a Farm in some of the rich rraires of N.
west; besides there arc two hundred and ffty
prizes in Gold, ranging from 81 so nm IN am
each There are also two hundred anil ff,y
Gold and Silver Lever Hunting Watches in m.
scheme, all warranted acurate time -keeners ord
worth from $25 to 200 each.
There are also two Sewing Machines oe ,ho
very best patent, worth SIS and los, the use of
which to any family could scarcely be over estima
tee, and which would always find ready sale
should they be drawn by any person who did NOT
need them for his own use.
The Table and Teaspoons ofpurc English Sill.
rcr are the same that / have put in nv schemes
heretofore, and with S.;"h no fault has ever been
founn, ii.ey being of the very best quality n,-n-
nfactured- The Platedwarc ia oenu;pe doutI.
plate, and not merely washed, as Is tho cass With
much OF the ware offered as plated It will last
an ordinary lifetime. ~ tTTTI-'. '"''' '"S'
'aiiSty VI ornamental Jewery embraces
nearly everything for Ladies', Centjemep's and
Children's wear-consistine of Gold I,ocks.s
breastpins and Earrings Of Coral, Garnet. Cam
co. and plain Gold; Studs. Sleeve Buttons. Rings-
rens and Pencils. at several different prices: Will
nne Gold Vest and Guard Chains for Ladies and
1entlemcnTsnese are all Of the latest STYLES. nv
be had for the price. 1N"'' "
l have been engaged in giving Gin Enternr;scs
Tor the past six years, all of which have evcn enr
The drawing is always under tho
control OF committee Of ticket holders, and those
VINO are absent stand the same chance as those
'resent Prizes drawn by absent ticket holders
RE- Immediately after the drawing, sent at my
isk and expense, and in case the prizes are not
ne for tickets is also at my risk. Procrammas
obtaining full list Of the prizes will be sent 10
ny one who may order them, whether they purchase
ckets or hot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
TO AGENra.

All responsible persons who desire to act as
agents in this Enterprise are requested to do so-
IL twenty-five or more tickets arc sold, they will
De furnished at the rate of so cents per ticket. and
gesdes premium at the rate Of ten per cent in
!eEeIry will be allowed. Thus BY selling twenty
nve Or my tickets month for few months, an
gent can procure an excellent watch without the
gle Enterprise. / win allow a prem;um Of ,s no.
cent In American Gold. An who cannot A., pc a.
agent themselves will confer favor on mo ~ 49,
curing some one 10 act in their place: ard Il ~.
agent 80 procured sells twenty five or ,os
procuring him. - - - '' nc person
Single tickets, e. ri -..t5
All orders must be addressed IN |, I, s;t. D..
10, Cincinnati, Ohio " ~ -: s, me. Boz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
SheriG,s Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a Commission issued bv tho
I'D Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, and 10
me directed, in favor of Henry +. Cassidy and
against Franklin P. Morgan and William Jackson,
will offer for sale, the law directs at the Court
House door in the town Of Plymouth, county cl
Marshall, and State of Indiana, on
Saturday. February Is, 1860,
between the hours Of Oo'clock, a. M and clock.
p m, of said day, the rents and profits for term
not exceeding seven years, of the following de-
scribcd real estate, in sud Marshall County, State
of Indiana to WITT
The south half ofthe south quarter of section
twenty one, (2l,) and the north half of the north
east quarter of section twenty weight, (95 in town
ship thirty three, (33,) range four (4) cast
Ii such rents and profits will not sell for sum
sufficient to satisfy said Judgment, interest, cost.
and according Gusts, will at the same time and
place offer for sale the fee simple i'm and to said
real estate, so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said demands.
o. NJ. BARNARD. Sheriff
Jan26'6Ji2t3 Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

Tux PLYMOUTH DEnocRAr-A new Manor mail.
i's Ape rance last week Ii is something of an
Improvement upon the old Democrat. Its editor,
A Z. Thompson, Esl. IN .kes his bow and saws he
Considers himself in" Does he mean s.taken in
or gone ins Well perhaps an in is better than
an out.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

q What pity that so MANY WORTHLESS ,r.,,~r
"'ns should be offered to the public as cures for the
mos serious diseases let those who hare
Den disappointed not despair; for we are told that
-Dr. John BULBS Compound Pectoral Of VIA Czeyry
lsA'y cures an diseases ofthe lungs after everything
else has failed '"s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

10 THE AFrIIcTED.-Dr. HARpuax. Analytic
Physician. will visit this place ON SATURDAY., Ma Oh
3D. Those wishing to consult him will find him
at the Edwards House. See advertisement
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

We learn from one OF our exchanges that meet
ing of citizens of ST. Joseph, Laporte, Starke and
Marshall counties, was held at West York on the
2ist ult, to consider the propriety of forming new
county out Of portions OF the counties above named
The Daily Union. containing the proceedings of
the meeting did not reach Us. The orisinators of
this movement, we understand are the owners of
considerable property in and around waikerton,
where it is proposed to locate the county seat and
IL they succeed in their project they will doubtless
Nuke good thing of it. We hardly think, how
ever that they sill be able to engineer the thing
through, and in that will have all their trouble
foe nausht So may itbe. Wecannot afford to lose
Polk township, and we are glad 10 learn that the
project meets with little favor among the people at
this end of of it. Read the following:
The Proposed New Count, !.-Opposition
Meetingl
Pursuant to a call a meeting was held in Tvner
City on January Goth. at 1 O'Clock p. NJ, ior the
purpose OF devising means to oppose the NOV ement
now being made to strike off Polk Township from
Marshall counly. and annexing it to the proposed
new county, which is to be formed of territory taken
from st. Joseph, Laporte, Starke and Marshall
counties
The meeting having been called to order, Thos. |
ryncr, Esq. was appointed Chairman and John c. |
Cushma.. Secretary
The Chairman in a few brief remarks stated the
object OF the meeting and introduced James Har- |
vey, Esq. of North Liberty. ST. Joseph county,
Mr. H. occupied the floor for half a hour in an most
eloquent speech. showing the disadvantages that
must necessarily arise to the citizens of Polk town
ship by heing separate from Marshall in the shape
ofdoubly increased taxation, SC. Mr. Harvey was
followed by Mr. Wyatt Thompson, Geo Lorinr.
j. c. Cu<hrntn and Others
resolution was offered and carried that CON-
nlttee OF eight be appointed BY the Chair to draft
= "Reminiscences To he presented the board of
Commissioners Of M.rshal county, and to thor
on shly ctnv the township and procure the sigma
TIRES OF legal voters is. and report the same on
MONDAY, February 9th, at O'Clock, p. NJ, at w.
ner City.
TIE f5iiowing genflem>n were appointed on said
committee. S,muel W. Miller, John c. Cushman.
Hiram X INK, John SNYDER. Thomis Tyner. lanes
Falconberry. Isaac Jacobs aud Isaiah Webb
Novel AMI carried that a general ,ss Meeting
be heliat Tyner City on Monday, February 6.b7
at o'clock p W.. of all in the territory pro-
p'sed to be within said new county wso are opposed
60 tire formlton the same.
Adjourned to February 9th. 1863
THOMAS TYNER. Chairman
joHS C-CusuNAy, Secretary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

Ihe Aethodist Social Circle will meet next
Tuesday erenins at the dwelling Of Mr. ]. F. Van
vadkenburs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

a LII persons who are delinquent in paying in
N tcrest on loans of the School Funds are
hereby notified that they must pay up before the
first day of March next. otherwise the law will be
enforced against them. Those who have hereto
fore obtained loans on personal security are also
notified that they must come forward and give the
security the law requires or pay up the amount of
their loans. This is positive. .ftI Fsirns
AUSTIN FULLER, Auditor
Jan26'6O l2t3 Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

IHE SociAsIEs--The Presbyterian Sociable will
DC held this eveIing at the residence Of Rufus Hew
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
State of Indiana, Starke County:

'hS Ouiity Z.
In The Common Pleas Court Of Starke County,
Indiana, March term, A. d., 1860
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that yyinpa to
| Prettyman, Administrator of the estate of
Jesse H. Morris, deceased, Late of said county, has
n'ed ms petition to sell the real estate of the
deeedent, his personal property being insufficient to
paw his debts, and that said petition will be heard
at the next term Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Starke County, to he held at the Court House I'm
Knox, On the fourth Monday Of March next.
Attest JOHN 5. BENDER, Clerk,
BY j. E. SHORT, Deputy.
s A. McCrackin. ATTY for Est. Tian26 1913
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

DaC W. RonAcx's ScsxpISAvI,x REsEp,r.-
ne cesrorated scandinavian Remedies pren,re,l
oy ps. u w Ro',ck. OF Cincinnati. o.. are now
attracting considerable attention not only anon,
'hose persons who are afflicted nth Rheum,tisn,
anu gener.I nervous arrangement, but among the
iica'ty- The following certificate, from one Of the
o.ses. As well as one of the most prominent c;tizen
., N,ss,sspPi, speaks for itscif:-Nep OyLsans
ENTERPRISE, Miss, Nov. Is. 1851.
va u W RoBAcK, Cincinnati, O.-Dcar Sir.
1 an now about 50 years of re, and have been
amicted with Rheumatism -ad gcneral nervous
arrangement, with excessive debility, for the last
'sor Do years, and have used almost every hind of
stent m-i'cinc. from which hav We derived NO hen
ent' aiso have tried great MANY physicians. hut
an 70 no purpose. now feel thankful I have ~
length obtained a medicine which has given me 70.
n , 4 have purchased two bottles of your Scan-
G nm Blood Purifier, and two boxes of xour
rus oil hessrs- HcwzE & HARpEw.y. which
=. I'VE used They have iven me almost ept;rs 10
he'- NY limbs and veins have been greatly sxoI-
,eh' pu' your MEDICINE has reduced them 70 their
proper SIZE Very respectfully yours.
saa .,,,.-..- WIN. r. king.
e"s- I'm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
.4sznsisssssrusrtx,s .yntirc-

ME undersigned havins'becn appointed Ad-
II mlnistratrix of the Estate Of Lyman Griffin.
late of Mtrshall County, Indiana deceased, hereby
gives notice to those indebted to said Estate to call
and make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them properly
authenticated for settlement. The Estate is sup
posed to be solvent.
ALMIRA GRIFFIN.
jan26 1913 Administrators.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DUPOyCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FENlLES
T Areinfallible for

F Are infallible for
removing Stoppages OF
Irregularities of the
Menscs.
The pills are nothing
new, but have been used
by the Doctor in his
practice for maVyears,
both in France and
America, with unparsl-
leled success, in every
case; and be is urged by
many thousand ladies
who have used them, to
make the Pills public,
for the alienation of
these suffering from any
Irregularities whatever,
preventative to ladies
whose health will not
permit OF an increase of
family.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

L. d. Sine's Seventh Art-Union
GIFT Distribution.
500, 900 in Valuable Prizes.
Family Carriage, Match Horses, and
SiIver-Mounted Harness, worth $3.50 90.
Cash Off of american Gold, $500.
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS, 500.
7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, $3.50.
ONE RUBYJENEIED GOLD HUNTING WATCH
Repeater and Independent Second, $50.
gao Acres of Rich Farming Land.
SIX FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Ranging in price from SIS up to Sis.
Fine Oil Paintings & Engravings
Worth from $50 up to $3.50 each.
WHOLE NO. PRIZES, .I.5pO.
TICKETS LIMITED TO-. 900.
Single Tickets. $500 Three Tickets,
$500. Six Tickets. SI5OO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

- Pregnant females, or
/. those supposing them
= selves so, are cautioned
= against using pills while
/. in that condition, as the
= proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
= above admoni,ion, al
= though their mildncss
= would prcventany iniu-
= ~ to health ; otherwise
: these pills are recon-
mended. Directions ac-
companying each Box.
= PRICE 81 90.
: NB--Ask for DR.. Du-
< ponco's Golden Pills
= See signature on every
box. You then obtain
: a pill you may depend
: upon
= Ladies' nv oneIos,co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

one dollar by mail to either of the agents below,
can have the pills sent (con6dentialIy) any part
of the country.
JOHN ID. PARK:
ss 124 Lake Street, CHICAGO,
Agents for the Northwestern States also, Deal
srs in Patent Medicines generally. In34yIl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-02

c. {. BUCa................C. Z. ToAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-rhe commissioner
of patents has granted the application for the
extension Of the House telegraph patent for
seven years from to-day Also, Tor the Wells
improvement in manufacturing hat bodies Tor
a like period
The steamer Roanoke will land the japanese
embassy at the city of New York. in accord
ance with the original order of the secretary OF
the navy They wonld have been brought di-
rectly to Washington, as recommended by
Consul General Harris, but for the apprehend-
ed difficulty of plotting the vessel through the
channel of the Potomac river.
The House committee on elections to-day
passed resolution that in the contested cleo
ton case of Williamson & Sckes, the points
raised and argued by Mr.. Sclles, in relation
to the notice of specifications served by the
contestant, be reserved Tor decision until the
final hearing, without prejudice to the rights
of Mr.. Sickles and that Mr.. Williamson pro-
coed to take testimony upon his notice, at his
peril.
The House post Office committee to-day
agreed to reduction of the charge on all let
tcrs delivered by local carriers, to one cent.
A large number Of delegates and others left
| here oday for Charleston, including Hon
| Fernando Wood, and number of the hard
shell delegates from New York.
The republican senators had a conference
to-day, to take into consideration the subject
of the Nicaragua treaty, which, it will be rcol
lected, was rejected and the vote atterward,
reconsidered. 1t was understood their object
is to modify the Objectionable clauses so that
the president cannot use the United State;
forces for the protection of property and per
sons Of Americans in that republic without the
consent or authorization of Congress Some
of them are DESTROYS Of applying a similarprin
ciple to the Mexican treaty. Without the re
! publican votes these treaties cannot be ratified
| Therefore the democrats are not disposed IL
pass them without affordmg the republicans
full time to make their suggestions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
Items.

New YORK, April 1S.-The Miss Kirby
who was supposed to be identical with the
murdered woman found in the water at Jer-
sey city, is believed to be alive and residing in
Brooklyn.
The building in Centre street, occupied
by Harry Hanson, piano forte manufacturer,
and others, was burnt this morning. The loss
is estimated at $4,000
The Quaker city from Havana, 10th, has
arrived Advces from valparaiso are to the
10th of March. Peace has been established
between Peru and EcadOr. Beverly j. Clark
minister to Guatemala, died on the 18th OF
March.
STAFFORD, C. W., April 1S.-,A collision
occurred last night on the Grand Trunk rail,
road, one mile east of this place, between a
freight and lumber train. One man was kill.
ed and four and five were seriously, and sever
al others slightly injured.
DUNKIRK, April l8.-The schooner Three
Bells, arrived here at noon, to-day, with car.
go Of wheat from Milwaukee. She made an
attempt to reach Buffalo, but was prevented
by the ice.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
THIRTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY, April Is.
SENATE


Mr.. SUMNER presented numerous petitions
from Massachusetts, praying for the repeal OF
the fugitive slave law, aboliShing slavery in
the District of Columbia and several terrific
ries. Laid on the table-25 to ia strict
party vote
Mr.. ANTHONY offered resolution, calling
on the president to furnish the Senate with
the instructions given to Mr.. McLane, when
minister to China. Adopted,
Mr.. WILSON called up his resolution, IN
structing the military committee to inquire
into contracts for iron made by the war depart
| ment.
Mr. DAVIS thought the resolution should
be addressed to the war department
Mr. WILSON thought not. a similar reso-
luton of inquiry was passed at former SEES
sion but nineteen months had elapseu Oelo'e
Il reply was received. lie wanted ulheleHI
information from what would come from the
war Janortment. His resolution had created
A sensation in certain quarters, and strong Ell
forts had been made to change its direction
and he had been approached even by political
fIiends to induce him TO do so.
Mr.. DAVIS knew nothing of that. If the
records of the war department concealed any
thing, then he would vote for the fullest inves.
LEGATION.
Mr.. WILSON disclaimed any insinuation of
improper motives on the part of the senator
whom he would attribute anything of that
sort. 1t was notorious, however, that the adj
ministraion of the war department had laid it
self open to suspicion. After some further
debate the resolution was laid over.
The resolution providing for adjournment of
three days at a time, from Thursday next to
the LIST of May, was adopted-26 to %, and
that for an adjournment from the 10Th to the
Both of April was rejected-2l 10 %
The homestead bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. OWNS amendment, to legaize the occu.
patton OF the mineral lands in California and
| Oregon, by miners, was considered.
Without vote the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The deficiency bill was debated and passed
10 to GO. The House then went into COM
mttee on the military academy bill as return
ed from the Senate with an amendment au
thorizing the calling out of a mounted regi-
ment Of Texas volunteers. After 4 debate,
without action, the committee rose.
Mr.. BONHAM's resolution for adjournment
from the 18th to the Both inst, was read for in
formation.
Mr.. WAsHBURN of Maine and other republi-
cans objected Adjourned,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

ASHES unchanged: sales small pot pearl s5625
COTTON steady and unchanged; sales 1900 bales al
llIc for mlddling upands
FIOURecelpts 1854 bbls; sales 800 bbls; State and
Western dull and Sc lowers superne IS 30; extra
State $685. % 545 round hoop Ohio $500 "a 10: super
fine Western SIS 30 to good extra western So
a sj75 Southern unchanged; sales 1900 bbs: mixed TO
good $40 q $50; fancy and extra S635 % $3.50; Canada
hrn; 800 bbls extra at 500 @ Z25:
GRAIN Wheat dull and dropping; sales 1000 bush
Milwaukee club Sl28 for choice; white western l,64
white Canada sl6O; white Kentucky 81 g. Corn shade
frner sales 2600 bush mixed western IA 0 7i3e,
ahuat and devered yellow 76c Oats dull and lower;
southern and Jersey 80 q 4c Northern and Yves en 40
"a I5c
PROVISIONS dull and unchanged; sales $50
bbls; country mess s. % $3.50; prime 81 a $3.50; re-
packed Chicag $40 % $1,000; prime sl5 @ SlSs
Pork uner; sales $50 bbls sl74O tor old, Sl763
"a l71j for new; prime s2,75 for old l43T for new.
Cut meats dull and heavy; sales pkgs shoulders &c
hams "a % Ole, Bacon quiet. Lard quiet and firm.
Butter dull; Ohio II 90 l3c; state III "a zoe Whiskey
a shade trmcr sales 100 bbls at ale Rice dull sales
small at 40 44c. Sugars active and unchanged; sales
3SOO hhds New Orleans at 81 q 7c 100 hhds Nuscoyado,
at Al 90 64c 100 hhds Meado at 4lc; Porto Rico at " %
Bic; 50 boxes Havana at 79c. Coffee unchanged sales
40 bags Rio at IA al l4lc st Domingo so bags al l24c,
cash. Molasses unchanged.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.-Boef cattle dc
clincd to ac stock generally very poor receipts 4OOO
head quotations, inferior "a &c, medium % SIC, first
duatyB@ Zoe. sheep active; receipts 5000 swine adj
vanccd to % 6sc. Dressed hogs dull and nominal; re
cepts $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
The New York Republican State Convention.

SYRACUSE, n Y, April l8.-rhe committee
on permanent organization reported Hon. Elias
w. Leavenworth for president, with long list
of vice presidents and secretaries. The com.
mttee on resolutions made the following re-
port -"Resolved, That the republican cleo
tors of New York represented in this conven-
ton present the name of VIM. II. Seward to
the Chicago convention for the presidency ;
not only in obedience TO universal and unbro-
ken sentiment, but because they regard him as
eminenty the representative OF the principles
upon which the republican party is based, and
to whose hands all the great interests of the
contederacy may be safely committed"
The resolution was greeted with enthusiastic
applause, and loud aud hearty cheers were
given for Seward. Subsequently the resolu.
ton was unanimously adopted
The following delegates at large were then
announced. VIM. NJ. Evarts, Preston King,
John l.. Schoolcraft and Henry II. Selden al.
ternates, Isaiah Hernon, A. B. Dickinson,
Martin, j. Townsend, and Jacob Boyer The
convention shortly afterwards adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
Supposed shipwreok off the Coast.

NEW YoRN, April 49, The pilot boat Moses
II, Grinnell, No. |, reports, 10Th inst, at A.
H., of Nantucket South Shoals, saw steam
ships Adratic and Kangaroo, both hence.
The latter was about seven miles ahead. On
the l7th inst, eighty miles cast of Sandy
Hook, picked up two dozen new water pals,
and saw u number more drifting about. There
had apparently been collision, as ON the same
night saw the heel oil Il vessels mast broken
ofby the deck, and other wrecked matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19

CHICAGO, April 18.-The roundhouse and
machine shop of the Illinois Central railroad
were totally destroyed by fire this morning
-Four locomotives and large number of lathes
torges, patterns, and machinery, were also de
stroyed. The fire is supposed to have been
kindled from sparks from the copper room.
Loss $780, 00-covered by insurance in the
Liverpool and London company.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
Off for Charleston.

PHILADELPHIA, April l8.-The steamship
Key Stone State sailed for Charleston this af-
ternoon, with about 80 passengers, to attend
the national democratic convention, including
several delegates from the western states.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-19
Delegates to Chicago.

SAco, Me-, April 18.-At republican CON
vention of the first district, holden at Bidde-
ford, to-day, Leonard Andrews of Biddcford
and Maak T. Wentworth of Kittery were ohos-
en- delegates to Chicago. They so unpledged.