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FAMILY KNEADING BOWt
BBTTER WORKER.
DNBLIC ATTENTION lis INVI-
Il TED TO- new and important Invention, yiz
A FAMILY KNEADING BOWL AND
BUTTER WORKER.
Patented May 10Th, 1860. by Mrs. l.. W. STILES,
Cleveland, Ohio.

Every woman who has ever made bread knows
how much hard labor u requires 90 make Good Bread
and alto the labor attending the working Of Butter
THESE DIFFICULTIES HAVE BEEN OVER
p COME BY TIL uINVENTlON
BY the use Of this machine the work u not only
made lighter but done in less than half0f the usual
time. This mac hne will apply 20 other uses; by re-
moving the knending boards and Inserting convent
ent knives 10 viii be found admirable for cutting
for other various uses
To DO properly appreciated this machine must be
seen aud used and having once been used it will
never be laid aside, but viii become indispensa
BILE Rppendage 90 every household In connection
with this bowl Is a small -four dippeF, which ans
wers well for turning over the dough- scrnpinF the
BOWL &C. In the use OF this invention IL Is not
cessaiy 70 put the hands Into the dough, which cir
oumstance, IN ITSELF Is Of great Importance
20 Great Inducements are offered to those who
wish TO engage In profitable business, IN manulnr
turing or selling this invention.
County and State Rights for sale at fair prices
All communications will receive prompt attention.
Address 7. q. STILES,
Box 1859, Cleveland, O.
Refer to Brainerd 4 Burridge, Patent Agents,
Cleveland, Ohio. iune27:28
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-3NOrthern States for squatterismi di


Ant-Squatter majority, 20; Southern States
for Squatterism, none; against il, IS. Thus it
appears that Douglas had a majority in only
Is States, while 20 were against him. All the
doctrine. The Slave Code platform received
the sanction of Is States, in Committee, out
of thirty-three.
Thus the facts and figures show conclusive
ly that Douglas is the nominee of a minority
faction of the late Democratic party, and that
Breckenridge represents the larger fragment
of il.
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NOTICE.
OrrIcE oOnmIssI0NEns or pnlxrIN.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS or pRfyTING ,
Columbus, Ohio, june 90, 1890
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at the Oflce Of the Secretary of State
Of the State Of Ohio until the
3lst day Of July merit at y o'clock, H.,
for executing the State Printing, Binding. &c for
the period Of two years from and after the rst Mon
day Of November next ensuing, in accordance with
the provisions Of the act entitled IAN act TO provide
for the execution and supervision of the State Print
ing ana binding, passed March p, 1860
The printing Of the State Is divided into five class
es, 10 be let In separate contracts, as follows:
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ua-F0r TeleEraphIc, Market nnd Marine
News see Fourth Page, q
CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTION--isTH CON
GRFssIONAL DISTRICT.

A Republican District Convention FOR the nomina-
tion Of Member Of Congress- viii be held at the
Court House, In PaInesvile Friday, August 18th,
az half past n, A. NJ.
The Wards in the City Of Cleveland and the Town
ships IN Cuyahoga County will be entitled to the fol-
lowing number Of Delegates In said Convention, be-
ing ono for every sixty votes cast oF Gov Dennson,
and one for every r. action Of thirty.
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BINDING.

l. The price per hundred sheets for folding all bills
resolutions, pamphlets or documents ordered to be
2 The price per hundred copies for stitching the
3. Tho price per hundred copies for brochure Gov
ering OF all documents ordered 10 be covered in bro
chure by the General Assembly or either branch
thereof.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-30

Hon. h. P. Haun, the U. s. Senator from
California under Executive appointment, in
place Of the murdered Broderick, died on the
9th inst, Of congestion ehills contracted on
the Steamer while returning from Washing
Ton
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aERlIAN PRNTlNe ANp rRANsLAr1Ne.

J. The price per thousand ems for compositiOn of
all documents ordered to be printed in German, By
the General Assembly or by either branch thereof
z The price per token for press work for the same
) The price per thousand words for translation of
the same
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]. The price per hundred sheets for folding the
laws, journals and public documents
2. The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
3. The price per hundred copies for half binding
same.
4. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
ering of such of the shall be required To be
covered in brochure.
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE. AGENTS.
No. 2ll Superior st., (up stairs
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


A FARM Of l26 acres "A miles from this city, with
new house and barn, large and built IN good
stylei young orchard Of choice fruit; a variety
OF soils, part sand loan and part bottom land;
well watered by springs. Win take city prop
erty, or 10 70 20 acres near the city in part pay
and a part may remain on bond and Hortgage
for long time. S36 per acre.
sANDHSk,Y-House and lot to exchange for one in
VESTRY ST.-House and lot to exchange for small
BUSINESS PROPERTY on Superior st.-A large
brick building well located, and leasehOld Tor
Is years. Will take one halfin western lands
OF other good property, balance mostly time
PERRY sI.-Sear Prospect, good one and half
story house and lot, very cheap at Sll0O.
NIFEhSlI1 HEIGHIS-H0use and lot 10 aX-
change for small farm.
NEWTON ST.-House and lot to exchange for Can
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 1872 acres, 3 miles from
Railroad Station, in Northern Illinois; lOg
acres under cultivation; house, barn, &C; ST
per acre house IN this city, say 5000, viii
be taken in part pay.
IA ACRES in north part Of Indiana, miles from
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
y Of a mile from large village with mills, fac
tories, &C, with a small house and other i'm
prOvementsi well wateredi soil black sandy
loan. Exchange for house and lot in the city
LAKE ST.-West ot Erie, double two story house
assd four small houses, and lot 50 BY ia Il, with
lO3 ACRES IN NEWBURGH-l miles from the
Court House, we'll located on a good road; Will
MUIRSON ST.-Next 10 cornsr Of SUPERIOR: bstse
and lot 81 by l32 feet: cheap at sIdO0
TO LET.
EUCLID sTREET-west Of Erie, first class brick
Kinsman siroci~iramo dweiiias 10
do, do do do DO Do ....-..-........-. ~
Bond street-brick do ................... 200
johnson street-briek DO .............. lis
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
yune23 Marble Block
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-30

As matter Of future reference as well as
for the present information Of our readers,
we give the official result Of the second and
final vote for Douglas in the Baltimore Con-
vention:
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1fMtistrn.

4 TKINSON AND BUTLER
IA Are now prepared, willing and a5Io 70 exc
chanical Dentistry, in the very best style, and
promptly at Nos. i6l7 Hohman'a Block opoqgite the
new Post once. marl5R30O
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WOOL WOOLH

WOOLI WOOLII
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE FOR
Il saleat Hudson, Mich.,l 50 miles from Toledo,
Oh the Michigan Southern r. RI 1000 Bs fleece
Wool. VIII sell it in lot or in small parcels as
buyers may prefer.
- The attention Of dealers and manufacturers is
J. K BOIEs & CO.,
GRENELL, WHITNEY & co.
Hudson, Mich, June q, 1880. js2i:2sO
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals viii be received at the Office Of the
City Civil Engineer Of the City Of Cleveland until u
O'Clock n. July 9th, 1850, for the grading and i'm
proving Of Belmont street its entire length,
Plans and specifications may be seen and more par
teuar Information obtained at said Engineers Office
on aud after July ID.
Zach proposal must be accompanied BY good and
sufficient bond requiring the bidder TO enter into
contract at the prices named In his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission OF bids reserving the right to accept or
ject the same. By order OF ths Board,
J. II. SARGENT
june2f;eg0 City Civil Engineer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-30

Primary meetings for the election Of Delegates win
be hold in the Wards and Townships on Wednesday,
August 18th, in the Townships at O'Clock, P. NJ,
aud in the Wards at half past P NJ; and, in order
to give in the Wards Of Cleveland (wbero the Repub
loan votes lsrge) full and fair opportunity for the
expression Of preferences in the selection ofdeesates,
the election win be by ballot the polls being kept open
not less than one hour. II is also recommend that
in the Townships the election be by ballot the polls
being kept open the same time.
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STILL They COnE.-The ChilioOthe Gazette

Col. Van Trump, the candidate of the Fill
more party for Governor in 1857, is out for
Lincoln and Hamlin, and vii probably take
the stump for the ticket this fall.
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ner. lunel:gl6wd
'l' YANKEE DOODLE:
FOR 90 "'
DEPENDENCE DAY, July 4, 1860
OH Yanke-Deodls came to toWp,f
In a Rail Road car, Sir,
70 fsAACsF GRAND BAZARR' Sin
4 OH Ysnkee-Doodle Is the tune, si
Obi Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall .f
= Because it is 50 handy.
And there he saw the Clothes 50 hne, ..-.
L So nice and all 50 handy,
He rtEgad himself from head 10 toe
just like Yankee dandy.
Obi Yankee Doodle Is tho tune,
Oil Yankee Doodle Dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because tits 80 handy.
And when be had his new Clothes on,
He felt so very hne, Sir,
And me Men Of ,,alid lang syn" Sir
OH Yankee-D Doodle Is the tune,
Obi Yankee Doodle dandy
Buy your Clothes az Union HALL
Because it Is 50 handy.
He sang 70 us Of Washington
OF Lafayette, and sumpter,
An in his bran-neW suit Of Clothes,
orr yankee Doodle Is the tune,
OH Yankee-D Do0dle-dandy;
Buy your Clothes at Union Hall,
Because IL IS 50 handy.
And when he sang Of Johnny Bull,
You'd thought his very sides would split,
He laughed 50 very hearty.
OH Yankee-DoOdle Is the tune,
Oil Yaukee-D DOodle-dandy; Hail.
Buy your Goats, Pants and Vests at Union
Because il Is 50 handy.
He said be could not help but shout,
For hic new Clothes did inspire
A love Of freedom In his heart,
And true patriotic ire.
OIL Nankeo-DOOdle is the tuns,
Obi -DoOdle-dsudy;
Buy your Clothes a Union Hall,
Because 1t is 70 handy.
lie shouted til his throat was sore,
Hs shouted forever sing, Sir,
OF Isaacs and his Union Hall,
And his celebrated Clothing, Sir
OH Isaac A. Isaacs the man,
The Yankee Girls delight in
He dresses all their beaux 50 gay
For dancing or for lighting
For Clothing nice there is no place,
Like Iseacs' Union Hal. Slr
And in selling Clothing Cheap for Cash.
II q means 10 beat the WoriQi SIR
For Isaac A. Isacg Is the man,
The Yankee Girls delight in;
He dresses all their beax 80 gay,
Far dancing and for fighting
The Largest + most Fashionable Assortment Of
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS,
FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY,
and at prices that can't Be beat, can be found al
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sc WING Ma CHIMES,
AID
STORR'S AUT0MAT0N PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior streots.
- LOOK OUT F0R TIE GLAET8 ~
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AnnsEtnEnta.
GRAND T'TCNIC EYCUPgT0V TC

GRAND IIC-NIC EXCURSION TO
LINWOOD' GROVE,
TULY 4TH 1860, hGwA
~ under the ausRees of the iAez -ka
CLEVELAND GRAYs.
Tho Cleveland Grays have chartered tho pagpie
cent new floating Palace,
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
which win leave her dock nj the Railroad Pier foot
Of Water street, at 10 O'Clock, for Basket Picnic
ENCursion 10
LINW0oD GROVE.
Upwards Of 1900 passengers can be comfortably nc
cummOdated, on this boat and 10 s universally con-
coded 20 rank among the most magnificent steamers
m tho world. n pains will be spared by the Com
pany or the officers Of the Boat 10 make the EXcur-
sion and Picnic one Of pleasure in the fullest mean
ing Of the word
ne Leland's celebrated Brass and String Bands
have been engaged lor the occasion.
~ dentiemen'B Tickets, sl,00 Iadies' Tickets ~
cents % be had at 4. S. Padddcks - F0gR Ellsworth
a Cos, at he principal Hotels, and Of any member
Of the Company,
COMMITTEE:
X hILLRs "a. j. ENsWORrH
z. y. BROWN, J. b. HAMPsOS.
june2f290
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CnnfFftioltfrg---0gstfrs.
cabinet apatt.

EURNITURE AND UNDERTA-
KING.-C. L. BAUDER & Co., having removed
their Ware Rooms 10 their old stand, No. 80 Pros
pect street, again prepared to furnish everything
in the line Of Cabinet Ware and Upholstry.
TNDERTAKING.---A LARGE AS
u sortment Of Ready Made Collins always kept
on hand. apr4 g. L. BAUDER co.
~ w. BERRY, UPH0LSTERER
OO and Manufacturer Of Lounges, and all kinds
Of Mattresses and Bedding Cushions, Curtains,
Draperies, &C., No 42 Superior street Hill four doors
below Commercial Branch, cleveland, Ohio.
All orders promptly executed. Particular atton-
&c. msyglly-I
nANIEL w. DUTY, CITY UN-
II DERTAKER, keeps ON hand large stock Of
al kinds and styles Of C0FE1NS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL CASKETS, all
OF which cannot be exceled by any similar concern
In the State No. 55 Erie street, Cleveland
janl7R2tdkW
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!. The price per thousand ems for composition of
the general and local laws and Joint resoiutions
2 The price per token for press work for the same
FIFTH CONTRACT.
]. The price per thousand ems for compositiop of
All blanks, circulars, and other work necessary for
the use Of the Executive departments, other than
such as snail be printed in pamphlet form.
2 The price per Qnire for press work for the same
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/. The price per thousand ems for composition Of
all bills for the two Houses of the General Assemb-
y together with such resolutions and other matters
as may be ordered By the two Houses OF either Of
them 70 DO printed in bill form.
?. The price per tOeH for press work for the same
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PLAIN 80 ORNAMENTAl PRlNTINa.

80 Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
sctptloa done az the Printing Establishment Of the
llAnE1 ooo, on the latest imp proved and most rapid
aln Presses In she best style, ON short notice. and
N reasonable rates. Particular attention paid 70
blank work, livery description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Sales
books, Receiving Books, &c, Sc.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
Iananeaa EmhaaaY !.

WAeHENe4oNs Nay lbs
Tas japanese pgesants were opened
this morning for inspsSaieas and thsr
transferred 20 the NaEaI Commission,
70 be presented privately to the Preai-
dans, 10 ths name Of his Imperial Maj
sssEy, the Tycoon, Ths axaSslss Axa 81
sha most magniGssns dssegipaion- -sad.
dies riehlY embossed ID gold and silver,
bad eonrtains and bed screens similas
te shose used BY she prineea o. Japan.
and ingsnioasly labrasad tire swprds;
sash "a are worn By The Princes Of jap
an, and superior 10 any aver manufas-
suFed, either in shis country W France
paper haugings crnamsated vita geld,
lasquersd we're, included writing eases
&aa lea e{ galuahla miscellaneous ar
ticlss, all % than exhibiting moss re-
ansd tasta ana advanced artistic skiIl
superior 30 any which have ever bsen
brought to this eennky from Asia.
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F.sss $500 g.. i s. e - 50 =
s. &c ss. q Fl ss'Ds5h e. 'ss@
i - 80 z. s....,.s 81 =.
. esess EsvsR uss,55 Il "a ssss
~ ~ e. .|. 49, 4
~. zs.s ,s,s.s ss.aas 4 -. 4 -
~ 49, a ] IN h.s.-& s9s.s.s ssgsF.ss s.s-
- - - -
So - - ~ s.slv .s.,.a - rs,..ra
- 80 sssz,ss - 800, S.,ss--.ss u
- y. - -. - I
- 60 80 .,IS 49, - sssssss Il
hsn-ns isssa.s = - - 80 = $500 -.
- ~ xxs ~.
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NEW 1oRE, May IA.
On Saturday laas, Dir. 0rfuns arrived
here frsm Washington with instRuesiena
70 take pessessios Of she New York
Post efhss, and cause lhs immediate ar
rest Of Isaac " Fowler. Hg proceeded
se sagry ont the Grss part az hia inssrue>
tions, and assumed tss eAtira charge Of
the Posi- 0aass, which be nsw holds
With regard 70 the arrest % MIR. FowlaE,
the matter was placed in the hands Of
the District Attorney, who issued war
rank Cor bis arrest on Saturday. and
placed IL in shs hands Of Capt. Ryndsrs,
the United States Marshal. Emmsdiaas
search was made for ME. Fowler, which
has been 0ontinasd ap 10 the present.
time, 30 far without success. MF. Fowl
sr left che New York Hotsl, where he
has resided foe the lRss esa ysarg, at Q
o'clock Sunday afternoon, since which
time 40 one except the two or three in
innate friends who accompanied him has
been able 10 ascertain his whereabouts.
Powlsr's alleged defAleasion Is yaRiously
estimated ss from 975, 900 20 800 600,
His mort intimate friends declare thai
is will nos exceed $50, 200.
phs whole as6siaRsy Ia said 10 hare
occurred under the administration Of
Presidents PElee. Its being made known
Al the pEsssut tims ID alleged 10 be IL =
political nature, aad Immediately cor
nsctsd With the proceedings Of the
Charleston ConEsnsisn. Tie present
bondsmsn Of III. Fowler are GaaorRa
Law and GustaFas 4. Conover; bus ~
The dsf&leatloR occurred under former
administration, before they became bis
bondsmsn, il is continued thsy are not
/ liable
The Gauss Of the asfRleGtiea is said
TO have arisen from ths too great lihsE.
ality Of Mr.. Foster 10 his friends, %
whom he made temporary loans Of the
government monsy for the purpose Of
extracting them from difienitJ, and
whish thai failed 10 replace. Is 10 also
stated THAI be has rssoFtsd At various
timea TO sha Stock Exchange, for tbs
lpurpos OF makang up Ens aefsit nus aa'
ways with Ill luck. -.
Mr.. King, the Assistant Poit Master
General, 10 in town 10 look altar thi
interests of the government.
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HEwsRAPRn CRcgLAxEoM.--Tha New
Yegk HeTala ID miss&kaa ia iaa belief
that sale Of 200, 900 espisa in awa
days, on account oe Tie 6gha Tor tbs
championship, is Totally unprecedented.
In 1891 the Londsn 3twss puliahad q
latter frem Queen Caroline 10 har hus-
band, written fer hsg By William Cob.
bsst, and over 200, 200 copies Of shas
0ay's paper were sold. In FEBRUARY,
1888, on she intgodwQsien aE Gaaholie
amaaaiPaAian BY Peel Ia Mareh, 1881
when shs Feform bill waa bgsaghs in;
1876, when Peel declared his intention
70 abolish The laws. Eha 7yHsss, ca each
occasion, &nd over 200, 900 copies. Tha
ordinary circulation ct tbs Tfasss ID
Gloss upeu $4,000 q day-oa about
double Eass IT he Eaw York Herald
Pkaiadslpkia Press.
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The LoSpoS uREoS BAxK RoRaxa.--
The amoant sIolan from this Bank BY
VIM. G.. PuiliagsEs Cashiers, was $500, :
GOO. The Unien Bank kept lis accounts
With the B&nk Of Enkiaad. Pal!inRsr
had two pass books--ona the real book
which waa sent every day 10 the Bank OF
England, the other . false one, which
vas shown 90 the accountant Of she In.
len Bank. At the time the daka.eakion
was discovered tha balance ssaaasBx Re
the credit Of the Union Baak according
70 the faiss book vas E5e9, eS6--ahs
differences bsing Tbs azsans apnFopgias-
q By tbs Cashier, The statement is e.
true as Is 10 extraordinary. Il shows q
negligence Una want Of FiEliansa on the
wast of the directors. which is almos {
incredible.
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washington Nay IL.
The stsamsR Philadelphia left Cor ihS
Hampton Roads this sysniBg, 10 receive
the Japanese Embassy. Among her pas.
sengsrs were Capt Dupea& and Lisut@.
lee aAa Porter Charles ". Lee, Chic
CLERK, and John w. Hobh, Correspond
ing CLERK Of the Mary Department Mr.,
Ar. hibald, Chief Engineer Of the Navy;
Mr.. Lsdyard, son-in-laH Of Mr.. Gass
paxzsz Cunningham and Mr.. Mcdonald,
Secretary to the Commission, and full
Marine Band on board.
The Embassy Is to be FeosiEsd at ths
Navy Yard with great pomp, and cen.
Quoted TO their quarters under military
escort. Il Is tho intention Of the Prssi-
dent to have formal interview GA
Wednesday, in the presence of the Cab
met aud others holding prominent po-
aitons.
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- 4 R4x 4 - pskzss, aassa -
~ Rxnaaszana, Csazxlzsan - ~ Chair
msn Il ~ savaEal - - ! 80.
mikzsa n iafszsn ssszs aNs0sn ~
HamIiN III kkaix aaa naAInMs
Gia iags. III 0hsAs mossa AAa szAlow-
ksaslssa, ThaA Wa asaply sympashIss
wssh shasa nem wac hmvm hasm &Rtvan
! frgn shelx nmtava States and xsan thsis
Saaaes " shaiF adoption, and asa naw
axilsa fgvm their k0mas en- aeeaans ID
their npinions, ard Ne hold ane Dsms.
exasis psvty Esspsnsibla gcv Us sFesl
vioIalioa Is thai elanAs &c lbs Conssstn.
sson whsah Assl sTsa thai aIkizans na eaaE
Ssaia &c entitled 10 Ill The privilege
1 and iaaaannikias ea eitixaas al lha Ssyax.
III States. AdopsAd.
i Ks@nas a ImdIaaAs maaA an elaQwani
speech In kmsnF ax tie whale aiAkas. Hl
Ipaea9ed Indlana fss Ia Go maiagisy.
4 Seas arfss wsre hers masae kag Hsesa.
whIeh waEe mes b. hosh aFpasass ami
hiaseg.
| Goodrich. oe MinnseesA, annoansaJ
shas pkcesasion wsuid parade shxoa1l
sha streets rad magch 20 che WSKxfam
whore ) grand ratification meassag we'i
be held. TLsoRd ehseFs.l
| Tbs Convention aacspse9 tbA iayisa.
Zion 81 the Rhsda Ialaa1 0hlsaga en-
Galena sailroaas a sx9ursion rides q
thsir xnaaa.
| a Yaka ek thanks vas also passed h
The other slseesS IL tia CoAyansaoa.
i AEr. Ashmnn shsn Ia brief RsmaEk
thanked tbs Convention faE aha kiad -
aissanee exssndsd him In ths disehaEg'
OF the aasies o. che CHAIR, and eongsat
/ ulased them Oh tha gratifying resnls o
| their labogs,
The Convention then adjourned ssss
/ -, With nine hearty shssFs foE thsi
ticket.
| ImmsdiAkaly upon a5isuTnmsnt, On
hundred guna we're Arsd from sha roAi
II az chs Wra4ss arr Hes1sa
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eT The Chicago Times says: ave
learn from Washington thas the agri-
cultural Espors Of shs p&tenG ofAss will
all BE- printed and rsSdy for the binder
in q wosk or ten days, 80 shaa members
Of sOngEsss viii be able 10 sdistzibass II
70 their sonssitusats before the adisurH-
msnti being from six 10 nine mORtha
sAElisE, we holisEs, than il has ever
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-05-23
beats Of LavvTeEce yohnsem

DeaSa Of Lawrence Josznssm.
This wall known type foundsF died IN
Philadelphia on the 9th ole. The Phil.
adsIphiA Press speaks Of bis success in
business, ss follows:
Mr. johnson vas about sixty years Of
age 1t ths TINS Of his death. he was
an Englishman By birth, and amigE ated
20 this country when quite young man.
In pArtaegship wish DIR. Smith, the faith
or Of bis l&ts partner, be purchased the
stsTsotyps foundry Of Binnsy 3 Ronald
son, On shs sxsiHguishment Of th&t firm ;
and tbs house Of Z. johnson q Co. has
been fer many years the lsading estah-
iishnsna II tie country for the supply,
nos only Of tips, stereotype plates, slss-
trotypss, etc., but q every sthsr article
Of printers Bindings.
Johnaon q Uo. had q branch establish
mems 81 Cineinnasis aud their business
was as vida spread ~ the Union. Mr..
Jobne0n waa alae aakina-saA- sasi.s.sA- '..--
EsFpsisss. He cwnsd s3maon-st. Hall /,
and much other vAluabis property, and
kswas also largely Interested IN the city
railway enterprises. He was very Eieh
st shs time OE bis death, and his success
IN life Is attributable 10 his industry
and stries intsgrigy.