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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-14

DIR. Enton's Inf;IntiIe COrdiaI-DR. EAToN's
lNFANTILE CORDIAL is remarkable for its wonderful bene
fetal effects in the treatment of children. For Group,
dysentery and teethng it has been surpassed and
mothers should at all times be provided with supply,
they value the lives and the comfort Of their little
ones.
The preparations of BLOOD FooD among the most
important discoveries of the age. They not medi
cines food for the blood already prepared for alb
sorpton pleasant to the TASTE and natural in action
and what one gains he retains. The BLOOD FooD is
scientific discovery, differing from all patent medicines
and for consumption, throat diseases liver complaints
dyspepsia and other diseases incident to the human
frame it is unequalled for its healing and Strengthening
qualities Columbus. Ohio, Gazette.
ley See advertisement For sale by GEO. H. SPURR
Sole Agent, Worcester. d&wlm nch7
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| BY +. W. VAIL
A RARE CHANCE.-A VALUABLE

Bl +. ". valid.
A RARE CHANCE.-A VALUABLE
a AND BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED GENTEEL
NEW RESIDENCE AT AUCTION, Nc. s Harvard St
shall sell. without reserve, THURSDAY March o.
at ~ a. m one of the most tesiraby located mansions
ever offered torpubc competition in this vicinity Said
house is thoroughly built in the most approved STYLE with
every convenience for comfort and utility, containing
fourteen large rooms finished in superior manner with
Tch marble mantles inside shutters, weighted windows,
lighted with has spacious entrance hall piazza in
'front.' large and convenient kitchen with set kettle an
abundance OF good water of both kinds fine cellar,
many other advantages not enumerated The lot has
frontage on Harvard street Of egtytwo feet with right
OF way on the street north of said premises the rear
the same In close proximity to said house, on John
street is convenient new Barn with cellar Lot 3Ox77
The barn will be sold with without The house as pur-
chaScrs may desire
This property is situated in a neighborhood of the
highest Responsibility, upon elevated land command
ing view of the city and country unequaled bv any
other central location, and snot three minutes walk
traction of city and suburban aesidence For terms
and further particulars inquire of the Auctioneer,
mcho dts L. W. VAIL.
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ST. PATRIcK's DAY.-The Father Matthew Tenn
perance Society of this city will celebrate ST. Pat
ricks day, on Saturday next in the usual manner,
concluding with social levee in the evening, at
the Catholic Institute. delegation of one hundred
will be present on the occasion from Clinton well
as large numbers from West Boylston and other
towns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-14

SOUTHERN TRADE - Business Correspond
esce.-The following correspondence, between
firm in Alabama and one of the most respec-
table manufacturers in West Brookfeld, tells
it's own story. Traders at distance greatly
mistake New England integrity and character,
when they offer their business as kind of
bride for the abandonment of sincere and cher
ished principles. The manufacturers of
Worcester county will easily survive the
withdrawal of all patronage which is con-
tingent upon such base and corrupt prop
ositions. Mr.. Fales is man of honor
able character, and sound republican.
His trade with the house represented by
Mr.. Kirkland amounted to about one hundred
eases year. Omitting as much of the letters
as is of purely private character, they are as
follows -
MONTGOMERY, March Sd, 1860.
Mr.. Fdles: Since the recent political events,
such as John Browns raid, and the republican
party undertaking TO elect man who endorsed
Helpers reasonable book, have made that
party show their hand, therefore we consider
it our duty not to put money in the pockets of
men who use it for such damnable purposes.
80, before we give orders, we intend TO know
- ehoee we give tnem 10 lntend, unuer any
circumstances, to give their money or votes to
me nominee of the republican party this COM
ing tall, for president. Please let me know
your views, and oblige S. KrRTLAYp'
NJ WEST BRooKF1ELD, March 10, 1860.
ma. 81 !. =. h,rttand: Dear Sir-Yours of the I'D
the viewed, asking my views in relation 10
ed their pViao,Ip party and saying, If endors
me. In replyp es. you should moi trade with
not principles shall vote t snas sell boots
paSIe sH ss a4S ss r for Se nominee q he re-
ft TO give me your orders 7 < s Sno II you see
oil them, but not, under a,y rs pleased TO
change my principles to sell boots Will
Yours respectfully, JoAN M. F.,
The World is the title of na,w
founded upon the ruins Of the Univers. r wbs,
vas suppressed In Paris. The types :. th " n, ~
per, the writers are the same, except tho, n X,
Veuillot u not among them. The World nlr
Veuillot, therefore makes the Univers ~
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SnetiaI Sllotites.

RrnwIng ana Painting Taught.-Miss L. NJ.
CARPENTER invites those who DESTROYS Of instruc
ton in Drawing aud Painting in WATER CoLoRS and
OIL. or ORNAMENTAL PAINTING to call at her Studio
in Flaggs Block No. 49, where under the direction of
the excellent Artist Mr. EDWARDS she H. prepared TO
give instruction In the different branches Of the art OIL
reasonable terms, and In satisfactory manner.
ELLEN NJ CARPENTER,
jail DIFF No. IL Flagg's Block, Sd story.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CIvIL TERM.-Judge Russell
PsSiding.-The case of Austin Brooks ct al. VS.. the
inhabitants of Petersham, is still on trial Bacon &
Aldrich for the plaintiffs, Devens & Hoar for the
defendants
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The World is the title of naew
founded upon the ruins Of the Univsrs PAPER .als,
vas suppressed In Paris The types. he "N, W
per, the writers are the same, except that p N
Veuillot u not among them. The World yin.
Veuillot, therefore makes the Univers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-14

y. q. Drntt, N. D., Physician and Surgeon. OF
ace No. Elm street once hours 10 10 and 10
6p. IN. dtf ipy25
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AnttIoms.


EXECUTORS SALE.-Will be sold at
"a Public Auction, on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at .
O'Clock, NJ, the premises undivided half of all
the furniture belonging to the Lincoln House estate.
said belonging to the estate of Edward II Hemenway,
Terms will be made known at the time and place of sale
WILLIAM WORKMAN r..
HARVEY F. PAXTON, HAeoutoIs'
W. W. PRATT, Auctioneer
March TO- 1860 dts mchi2
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Curtis's Cure for BaIdness.-For sale by all
Druggists in the United States and Canadas DIFF o26
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A. McF. Davis, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Brinley Row, lSS Main street, Worcester. diff ja4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-14

G. II. Jencks, Dentist, 23s Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street. diff Of
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HOIlOway's PIIIs.-Do you suffer from lowness OF
spirit and painful tendency to look on the dark side OF
things? Try afew doses of invgorating remedy they
recuperate the system in all phases of prosraon re-a
mating and restoring the fading energies. Sold at the
mandatory No so Maiden Lane, New York and by all
Druggists at Csc, 63c, and 81 per box dot mhl3
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sold at Private Sale, that very desirable estate stu
ate on Pearl street. in the city of Worcester own
ed and occupied by the Judge Knnicutt 1t is offered
at private sale but unless previously disposed Of will
be sold without reserve, at public auction upon prem
ises on FRIDAY the 30h day of March instant of
the clock in the afternoon The be examined at
any time, and the terms sale, which will be LIBERAL
ascertained on application to FRANCIS T. MERRICK
Esq, President of the Citizens Bank.
p MERRICK.
Worcester, March s. 1860 ptMch3O mch6
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Some person carelessly fired pistol in
Main street, Northampton, aiming towards the
"block" near Geo. T. Wright & Co.'s store.
The ball passed through the window, near the
head of Mrs. Kavanaugh, who was sewing at
table, struck the door-latch, and rebounded
into her work-basket. No damage, but some
fright.
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ct the residence of the subscriber in the westerly part of
shrewsbury Personal Property in part follows II
yoke fat Oxen Cows one bdggy nearly new, family
carriage, two good harnesses two good carts one OK
wagon, one light job wagon, buffalo robes Sleigh &c
Also, ten or twelve tons English Hay twenty-five bush
els oats thirty do corn, hundred bushels potatoes
twenty barrels apples dairy utensils household frni
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One Very Valuable Morgan Mare,

6years old sound and kind traveller has but few SUI
perlorsis worthy the notice of horse lnciers-cnu be
seen and driven at any time previous to the sale
AMOS D. N0URSE.
- E. b. LAMSON, Auctioneer
Shrewsbury, March g. 1860 dgt,6w2vy4 ,ncb7
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Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced ana success
full Midwife Oolds herself in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties her profession. Residence Is
Austin street. diff o24
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for SaIr OF On Rnt,
= SEE FIRST FACE,

I1"T FOR SALE - Two VALUABLE
Hlaiij HOMESTEADS.-Eac comprising new House.
+ Barn, and or Is acres of the best Land Onlv 81
mile rom the Post Office in this city. Will be sold chcap
FOR further particulars, inquire of NJ LAMB Harrin
ton Corner, Worcester. d&wtf mebg9
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Liquid Amandine.> The remarkable and uniform
which has attended the of this preparation
emboldens the proprietor to WARRANT as positive pre-
venve and cure for Chapped Hands and Roughness Of
the Skin. The rapdty of its effect is marvellous the
majority of yielding to two three applications
rendering the skin soft and vevety feeling and appear
Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester, Mass. d6m nj
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINorON, April 10.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
Il is understood that some OF the Republican.
Senators are to have a conference this week in
order to consider an amendment prepared by Sen
Gtor Simmons TO the commercial clause Of the
Mexican Treaty.
As the Treaty now stands in would, in the mat
ter Of import8tions,, confer on England, France,
Belgium and other nations great advantages as TO
this country, because by existing treaties with
them they could ella i'm all the benefits extenned to
the most favored nations, among which Mexico
would be Included, and also give them advantages
equal to our own in Mexico at our expense. This
is the Interpretation given to the clause by one OF
the Senators,
The object Of the ausndment by Mr.. simm Ons
is to secure for ourselves exclusively the advantages
of commerce and domestic products. This, IL Is
supposed, can be accomplished, in which event the
other clauses Of the Treaty will become compare
lively unobjectiODabe to several Of those Senators
who are opposed 10 the Treaty in its original
form.
This movement is regarded as indicative Of an
Improvement in the prospects Of ratification Of
the Treaty. There IS reason 20 believe that the
parties directly interested viii aCquiesce 10 such
an amendment.
Land sales is to take place in Michigan in July
and August Of alternate sections under the r
act of 1856, the minimum price Of which is $3.50
per acre, together with the lands heretofore unor
iered, embracing an area Of l $50, 600 acres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11

DR CLINE's PAIN ExTHRMINAToR.-We are
not in The habit Of noticing patent medicines, but
we will devisie nom our rule and speak Of Dr.
Cllnss Pain ExteTminator, which is certainly
valuable wash The writer Of this was requested
to try 3 bottle for bruises, tOothache, and burns
which be did In his family. In several cases Of
burns and bruises It has given instantaneous relief
On one occasion little girl Of his was so uniOrtu-
nate as to have four Of her fingers pinched severe
ly between door and the post 1t hung on, next to
the hinges, aud the pain was almost instantaneous
ly done away with by the prompt application Of
this wash. It can be had of II. F. Buck, General
Agent, las Seneca street.
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NEW ApYERTlsRMENTs

Tsylvr. GriswOll Co o--Sprlng MaHtlss, NJ.
r. S Paddock-HatE and Caps.
ST. GsoTgs's Beuov, lent soc'e,y-Anuual Festival.
stanls' 8 Grahsm- Woo den Ware MRnuacluTsrs
PSlian Brsed-og ienSbngh Route
II. d Kendall Ce.-Laee Shawls and Aanlillas.
Otis B Brownell-Fine salt.
Taylor GrHham-DissOluiion.
7 elton s Bped-FoT Chicago
Joseph Ak rs-Attat hmolt Notice.
n. Owon-Uuity Fire Insurance Co Of London.
Aaron BradShaw-Aiicrpscupes
Great Novelly-KCni's Needle TlTeadar
Pelton Brotd-For Og'ensbuRh
Stanley 4 GIahsm-C Copartnership Notice.
Hostetters Bitler-Spscial Notice
II ,lloway's Pil,s-special Notice.
Physiological acknowledgement Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11

BoWER's PLUMBING EsTABLSHMRNT.-B. P.
Bower, who nntll recently, Oecnpied rooms in At.
Waser Block, has removed his plumbing work 10
No. l02. Pablic Square, under Chaplin Hall -
Bower, since commencing business in this olty,
has been noted foe the prOmptness aud skill with
which he has executed oil orders entrusted to him.
and Ia bis new apartments, he viii be found on
hand With all eonvenlepees for every description
Of water works, fountains, &c. He viii also At
tend TO all orders for gas fixtures. Call upon blm
at No. lO2 Public Square.
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Net uroats of Lectures.


The attendance at these lectures has been large,
and much interest manifested in them, and could
large Hall have been obtained. the receipts would
have bee much greater. With reference TO Lee
lures the Board of Directors are OF opinion that
very beneficial change In the system heretofore
pursued might be made, by deYoting large part,
il not the whole course of twelve lectures, TO sub
iects of more practical nature than those usually
selected.
The Board wish to see course of lectures, on
practical scientific subjects, delivered by compe-
tent men, and illustrated by diagrams models,
apparatus and experiments. They believe that
such D. course would prove, from its novelty
alone, much more attractive TO the community
than the majority Of lectures which they have
been accustomed to listen to; and from the
amount Of information which can be impaired in
pleas Mt manner, 10 popularlecture on scieRce,
they believe that such course would be greater
source of entertainment and benefit than any that
has vet been delivered in Cleveland.
In using the term popular lecture on science, !"
ve hone not TO be misunderstood as meaning a''sL-
perfcial lecture" It is possible to give all the in
formation existing in some branches OF science in
a way that It can be appreciated by general au-
dience: and Il would be unjust to call the sort OF
lectures above recommended, superficial, thoua b
il would be their highest merit 70 deserve the cpl
The Board Of Directors hope that this plan
will be carried out during the next lecture season
Another topic demands q ieW IemarAs; ~ !.
Asqoeiation il not IN the hOuTishng condition Il
mi0bt be IN, only because the public, who use II,
ars Indifferent to it's welfare; not because 1t tails TO
offer everything that can be expected Of such an
Institution. It is, perhaps, not generally remem
bered that the present constitution pToVdas for the
society becoming Mechanics Institute :, as wen wen
a. Library Association, and It Is hoped that some
plan NAV be found practicable for uniting with The
Library Association any other Societies that may
be formed with similar aims to their own eithel
under the name of Mechanics Institute, OF a1J
other, for in this, as In other things, It VIII b'
found that "in Union alone there IS stEengh-"
WIN. CASE President,
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, Vice PTest,
H. n. CHAPLIN, Corresponding Aec'y,
FAYETTE BROWN, Treasurer,
GBO. A. TIsnALE,
WIN, 2. SMITH. Is
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SANFORD'S
Liver EmVlgoPafoP

r NEVER DEB1LIfATES.
1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
frre FROM GUMS aad has become established faeta
Standard hledlclne known ana approved By al
used it. and resOIted 70 with cOudsncs oil ths
diseases for which Il Is rtcummCnd-d.
Il has cure, tEOrssndsl lvlilu he las. years
who h I'd given gp all hopes o -etet The uumeious
unsolicited cer, Hssates IL = uly POSSESSION shuw.
The dose must he ad pied ITO tte temperament Of the
individual talI git, ard ed ia such qu2n tes "
act gently The bowels =
Let the dlctaes OF oI@ lndEEelt Guide you in th5
uss Of he LIVER N-i=ifltSBkAIfak, and "
will cure Live COms,.s piaintss BiIieus At
taCks, Dyspe psi az Chronic Diarrhcea9
\ u N m z l. = p lninfs, QysPmte-
Ty, DrOpsyJ sou IZEtOmachs HabTf9ai
CostiVeness, ChOl-i-icB Cholera, ChOlF-
rH Nerbuss Chelrru,. ia a ntumy ElatE-
leuce, auudi ic q =. Female Weakness
=, AID m hr used sur = -essiuliy OhplN A.
ny FAMILY bdkDl-@CINE. it viii rUTe Sex
II & A D A q if = Gas > tl'susands tesslh ~
rWFNTY MINUTES lFt=ITWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAX EN- a. commencement VI
attack.
An Who il giving their tcs imcnv 10 irs faEor
II Nix Watrl ia she M uih with the iNFIGOHAIObs
and swallow both Ifgethrr
=riee One Dollar Per BOuls.
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sANFORD,s
Family CathaFtic Pills,


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put Ep IN GlGg5
Cases, Air Tight, and 1siH keep N arg e,i-
male.
The FAMILY CATHARTTC PILL Is gentle but
tive CathaTte ahth the proprietor has used ia hs Prao
Ice more than twenty years.
The constantly iucraa-igg demand from those W
have long used lhe PILLS and the satisfaction Wnlcs
all express regard to therT use hasiuduc5d msto plac
then within the each Ofall- s.
The PT0fessioa well mat different Cathartcs acs
different portions Of the = bowels.
The + u IL Y CA-A II A = 7 c p ] l. i
has, ti Que TeirrCuCe To- This well eStaclseu i1g
been compounded from 81, Earcty Of he aur s eEc
table FXtracts, which act alike pan Of the
aliIasutury canal, and sIe zGo0D ami SAFE IN ali
cases whefe a Ca.llartlc / = needed, such DE
RANaEEENTS Of the IS I u 81 q H, SEEhPl
NESS. PAINS IN TIE SfBA g K A y LOLN s.,
C0STIV VENESS, PA NJ AND SOHENk kSS OFEH
THE WHOLE BODY : from sudden cold, which
Frequently If neglected. eepd a long course o. Fs
yer. Loss OF Ape I-lTICE,H RE.EPl NJ St,A
EATIONO OF COLD OVER irtE EODY, kESIl.kS,-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEiGHIlN THE Hk AD-
n AuhammatOry Diseases Cfns IN Lliirt ct AuutI a
RI sEEnaiism great Purin the hlCot aad E1ny Dis
eases TO which flesh is heir eIugs % mention Ia
this sGSeTtisemcuf- Dose. u 9.
PRICE so CENTS
- Jhe Liver lngigoratur and aHnliY SeEnflic n 70
are rstaedNy Druggists generally, and sold HhOesals ~
the Trade in Al the large town.
s. I W SANFORD. b. D,
Manufactures nd PTnTliererl
ivFdEuRg fas prtaivrav. New
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MEXICAN ITRms.
New ORLEANS, Ar

NEw ORLEANS, April 9.
The Steamer Arrogant bas arrived from slsal on
the 9th inst
The Spanish war steamer Habanero was iD port
with dispatches from the squadron at Vera Cruz
for Havana.
We have Vera Cruz dates to the lst.
The city was quiet and it was reported that Mi
ramon had left for the Capitol.
The estimated loss Of property by the lombard
ment at Vera Cruz, Is 5000, 600 This IL doubt
less an exaggeraton as residents of Vera Cruz say
the valuation ofthe whole city would hardly reach
that amount.
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsToN, April 10.
R. 4. Davis, of Fall River, and S. Webb, jr,
Scituate, were chosen delegates to the Chicago
Convention, at Middleburg to day. G. B. Pres
ton a d D. Golf were chosen substitutes
A correspondent at Darlington states that
about 400 cases and bales of cargo have been
taken from the wreck of the steamship Hangs
rian within the last few days.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11

PEEsoNAL "A large number Of Railroad men
were q The Angler Yesterday. ea Foafs for The
Ticket Convention st PIttsburgb to-day.
II. ]. spalding. Michigan Central R. r.; sam
usl Powell, do H. Shoemaker, Dayton d Miohl-
gan R. R. H shOoks, Great Western R. R.
Canada Joseph Warren, Buffalo q N. Y. 4 +
RR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11

LIBRARY OPEN-The Library will be open
again for drawing books this "wednesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock and evening att, as usual. Mem.
bers will govern themselves accordingly. They
VIII soon have a supply of all the new books as
they are published therefore do not wait any
longer, but call on friend TAFT, the Librarian for
a"Certiacate of Membership the expense for
Reading Room and Library, all told, being on
lv Two noliarsi
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FIRE.
WELLsvrLLE, April 10.

HALLSflLLE5 ApiH ~
About I2G'cl this morning fire broke out in
the rear Of the Store Of II. G. Taylor, and before
It could be subdued entirely destroyed that store,
together with the stores occupied by II. H, Partee
and j. F. Fowler, and barber shop and dwelling
occupied by Mason. Total loss $4,000; insured
for about SIS 600.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
OALIFORNIA NEWS.

New YOAK, April 10.
The North Star has arrived, bringing California
dates Of the 18th ult and 81, ,l50O0Oin specie ib-
cludipg S3O0,000 for Wells, Fargo 4 Co., aud
Sl46,O9O to the American Exchange Bank.
A memorial requesting the Administration to
dissolve the injunction suit against the new Al
msdin mines, passed both Houses Of the Legisla-
turs.
The money market was extensively stringent,
and owing to the WAshos excitement was in 3
very disturbed state.
The Humbolt Times says the whole number Of
Killed In the massacre Of Feb, 5th, at Eel River
end Indian Island, we're $50. Ths asssIsins are
not yet arrested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
DRMOCRATIC oONVFY1ToN.

ST. LOUIS, April 9.
The Democratic State Convention metin Jeder-
son city this morning.
After spirited discussion Judge Rowland said
to be In favor Of Dickinson for the Presidency was
elected temporary Chairman
In the afternoon session, R. E. Aeock, of Polk
county, chosen permanent President. Seven Vice
Presidents and eight Secretaries were elected.
During the absence Of the Committee on Gre
dentals, several speeches were made in support Of
the Democratic party.
Adjourned till half past stvsn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11
AHRAYY ROBBERY.

CoLUMLRs, Ga, April TO-
The Marine Bark Agency was entered with false
keys last night and $4,000 stolen, about half OF
which were Marine Bank notes. A reward Of
81, 900 has been offered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-11

TR. NcG WASHED AwAY.-In consequence of a
bridge a I'D portion of the track being washed
away about l6 miles this side of WeIsville, the
trains on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road did
not arrive at al yesterday, until very late, hour
Iast nirht
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CITY &c NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY YMORNING, APRIL II, 1850.

~ The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale a.
HAWKS, J. s. Matsons aud 0lmsted's neWsdePoia
At news depots ct Weddell and Angler Hotels, ana
At Ouiniaub IFS Ontario Street