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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08
8oataina.

DOARDING HOUSE---DR. [. B.
I'D BEACH has taken the fine Boarding House,
No. 2Q Superior street. which has been newly fitted
up and is now open for the reception Of boarders.
jyz5-2i3
BOARDING HOUSE--T H f
IL HOUSE. No p Public Squarc, and by the
Stone Church,-one Of the pleasantest locations in
the city-has been thOrUughly repaired and Is now
open for BOarders- Families wishing TO furnish
their own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
BOarders aud Day Boarlers win find good accOmmo-
datiOnH on reasonable terms. References given and
required. apr ls60.R2ol s. w. BURRITT.
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AW ROCKS

T AW BOOKS,
Angel on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law of Carriers,
Angel and Ames on Corporations.
Bishop on Criminal Law, vols,
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce,
EOurier's Law Dictionary,
EOurier's Institutes, 3 vols,
Brightey's Digest,
Cushing's Massachusetts, Reports, il Vols.,
Ch.tty on Pleading, vols,
Chitty's Blackstone, 2yOls.,
Curtis Decisions in the Supreme Court Of U. s.
% vols,
ConkIing's Treatise on the Courts Of US
Chittendon's Digest of Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on Bills,
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions in the Dred Scott Case,
Greenleaf on Evidence, vols,
Hilliard on TOrts or Private Wrongs, 2VOls.,
Hurd on Habeas Corpus,
kent's Commentaries, vols,
Mathews Guardians Guide
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nash's Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports, complete sets,
Parsons Contracts, 2 vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redheld on Railways
Raf7s Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
Story on Sales,
Swans Manual for Administrators,
Story on Partnership,
Swans Revised Statute 5 (win be ready in June,) }
United States Digest, u vols,
United States Equity Digest, 2 vols, ---..
Walkers American Law,
WhartOn's Criminal Law,
Wendells Blackstone. vols,
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LIVER INVIGO-

GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-
y RATOR never Debilitates- Il is compounded
entirely free FROM GUMS, and has become an es-
tablished fact, a Standard Medicine, known and ap-
proved By all who have used it. and is resOrted
to with confidence in all the diseases for which it is
recommended.
1T nas cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all = hopes Of relief as the
numerous u solicited . certificates in my posses
sion show. = $3.50.
The dose must be adap- ted to thetemp perame entot
the individual taking f. ( and used in such Quanti
ties as TO act generally = 'On the bowels
Let the dictates Of your - Judgment guide you in
the use Of the LIVERC CINNlGORAT0R, and it
will cure Liver COM-O PLANTS, BILIOUS Ar
TACKs, DYSPEPSIA, CHRON- IIC DLARRHGA, buE1IEE
COMPLAINTS, DTsENTERTp IDROPsY, S0UR STOMACH
HABTTUAL COsTIYENEss, y tCHoLIC, CHcLERA M
FAHTUN, ELATULENCE, = u AUNDICE, EEMAL8
WEAKNESS, and may bel used successfully l5 an
ORDINART FAMILYi5 MEDICINE It viii
cure SICK HEADACHES Ias thousands can tes-
tify,l n TWENTTiA MINUTES, 1T TWO
OR THREE TEA lSPOONSFUL ARE Ia
KEN at the cOmmence-I5 'ment Of the attack.
All who il giving ther testimony IN its IA
vOr.
re- Mix water in the mouth with the InviEorator
and swallow both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Also, SanfOrd's Family Cathartic Pills,
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CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTn
THE CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
'IA'- q (ESLAnGED)
For the CamPulsn Ending Jan. 1, 1851
THE LARGEST CAMPAIGN PAPER IN THE WEST.

We have commenced the Presidential
Campaign, by hosting the names ofLINCOLE
and HAMIN for President and Vice Presi-
dent, enlarging the Leader, and dOnning a
new dress. As regards the appearance Of
our paper, the Leader speaks for itself. It
has now more reading matter than any paper
published in Ohio. We propose to de our
share in the great work before US by putting
the price of the Weekly Leader for the Cam
paign ending January lst, at the following
extraordinarily low rates.
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8nildFts,

BROOKS S. Q. q E. ". BUILD
I'D ERS. Also Malulacttlrers Of Doors Blinds
Sash, Brackets and all kinds Of ScroIl-saVing and
Gothic work. Particular attention paid 10 Fitting
up stores Factory on Division street, near Centre
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n. q. 9drtrtistmtnts.

EDWARD A. LAMBERT & CO.
Importers Of and Wholesale dealers in Station
eTy, IIg and l2l William street, New York. Ofer to
tne Trade full and we'll selected stock Of English
French, German and Domestic Goods, OF their own
ImportatiOns bought from first hands, and which
they will sell at tlis lowest prices and ON favorable
terms
Catalogues or samples furnished on application.
Orders 10y mail receive the personal attention Of
one Of the firm and filled complete.
Special impOrtatiOns made 70 order III required.
An examination Of their stock and prices is solic-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08

The Weekly Leader will be what it ever
has been, a family as we'll as a political
newspaper. Il will have the latest news by
telegraph and mail; it will have a correct
market report it will contain information
on every subject worthy of attention, and it
will discuss and defend the doctrines of the
glorious Republican party in truthful and
dignifed manner. It will publish the
speeches of the leading Republican speakers
during the Campaign it will give statistics
and argument to show the immoralities,
crimes and wicked designs of the pro-slavery
Democracy, the most conspicuous of which,
are the re-opening of the African Slave
Trade, the acquisition of Cuba at the expense
of sanguinary war with Spain and other
European powers, the naturalization and ex-
tension of Slavery, and the continuance Of the
present tyranieal Democratic dynasty.
Remember we send till 1st January next,
80 weeks, at the above price, at the less rates
usually charged for campaign of twenty
six weeks.
Address E. COWLES 4 CO.,
Leader Office, Cleveland, 0.
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5tWtEtg.

CHARP POINTED-13,OO 600 OF
~ Bates best Needles, Just received.
COWLES & co,
june5 Weddeil House.
MADE FOR US-EXTRA HEAVY
W Silver Thimbles, all sizes
COWLES & CO.,
Iune5 Meddell House.
CURE TO CUT-A FINE SToCK OF
~ English Scissors. COWLES 4 Co,
lune5 Weddell House.
MOT HANDSOME. Bur Merry
IN GOon,n and warranted, the YER best RAZOR
IN use CthWLES X CO,
june5 Weddell House.
CILENT, ALARM, STRIKING, 8
~ Day and Ohour Clocks, Of an sizes, Just re-
Ceived. COWLES CO.,
iuneS Wefdell House.
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Gnararinas.

DEAUTTFUL !---OPENED THIS
DAY. a Choice collection of the
4PALMER Ma RBLE' PH0TOGRAP Pl4S
or which We are the exclusive agents. Cali and see
themat SAbGEANT'S
dec2i n 20 Superior street
ERAMES---
FOR SHAKESPEARE AND HIS FRIENDS,
Aud VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Made good and cheap, az SARGEANTS,
febl0 2l3 Superior street.
TIVEN AVA VA FIN Il
VI THREE DOLLAR STEEL ENGRAVING,
and Three Dollar Magazine, can ho had Tor Gully
Three Dollars, at SAkGEANTS
Gebl0 Marble Block.
EOR PICTURES,
Looking-Giasses, and Frames,
CO % SARGEANTS
fehl0 lSSuperior street.
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UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGE
to Wool Growers and Merchants to procure thei
money without any delay, and the ...lF

HIGHEST MARKET PRICE fOk THEIR "OOL-
Those Of our friends who are not desirous to secure
their money at once, but prefer 10 wait for higher
prices, which are usually procured later IN the sea-
son. may depend ON the same attention TO their in
terests which has been exercised for the last sever
years. -.
We are thankful for the liberal favoFs extended to
Us through the financial reyerses Of the past, and
shall endeayOr to merit increased confidence and
patronage
sacks will be sent as heretofore to those wishing
Also very excellent variety Of Wool Twine at from
10 Is cents per pound reasonable discount is made
by the ton. GOODALE ".
Cleveland, May sthW29l
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& TTFFANY-

IL ERAL PRODUCE CoESIIssON MERcHASTs, NJ.
81 Pearl street New York Particular attention
paid 70 the purchase ofGoods for CONSIGNMENT Lib
eral Cash Advances on Flour and Grain.
REFERENCs.- .-Wm. W. Cox, Presit n Y. Gas Light
Cos Charles S. Fox, Pres It City Fire Insurance Co.
n. Y; Thomas W. Pearsall, Esq, New York; Weav-
eT, Richardson q Co., New York Collins, Bros. Co.
Hartford; Alcott a Horton, Cleveland; John Ten
mis- a Co, Cleveland; BabcocS & Hurd, Cleveland
Day, GFiswold q Co, Hartford JUS
M. c. DEEfIgG, LYMAN TIFFANY.
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ataWWfattWrfrs.
PHRNIx FouNDRY.

GERRY & H0LT=WE HAVE
N come into possession Of the Old Phoenix FOun-
dry and Machine shop aud have refitted the same
with hrst-class TOOLS and are now prepared to re
ceiye orders for Castings Of all kinds, such Rail-
road, Mil Gearing, Building and Boat work, Steam
Engines, Jobbng Of all kinds Gear Cutting, Pattern
making &c. Mr. GERRY's large experience to the
Foundry business, and J. p. Holt in the Machine
business, will, with prompt attention TO business,
give US a share Of public favor we trust.
BS-A catalogue Of our Patterns will be sent by
mail when ordered. may26R2i
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a5uttla

MANHATTAN HOTEL.----Nos.
w lgnd Murray stEget "a aoor irem HTqad-
Proprietors. ~, uugeins, late q Pearl street
House, Boston. II. c. Fling late of hoyeoy'e Hotel
New York. deel
DAGG'S HOTEL, DETROIT. This
House Is located directly opposite the Michigan
Eentral and Grand Trunk lailroad Dupots, and near
fhe landing Of tho Cleveland stoamers and Bufalo
Line of Prapoera- Passengers stopping at this we'll
kOWn house, will ffu Cents Omnibus fare be en-
tortainod as less price and equally well at any
other first class Hotel In the city. II will be found
public pains or eNpguao will BE- spared % make
it agrOeabie % our guasts.
r. MCDONALD & CO.,
mny2lk2l Proprietors.
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100000 Pounds

.. l3UUU,UOO TOunuS
Of the new clip. Our consignors msy therefore re-
azs Cash for their Wool the day It is received and
graded.
This arrangement will enable holders Of Wool to
procure from THEE To FIVE CENTS A FOUND
MORE for medium and fine WOOL IN lair conoltloi
manufacturer who viii not pay the advance Tor tho
specific grades he wants This affords
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-08
.LEVELAND WOOL DEPOT,

NJ-Grsdes have been established over seven years
and we are we'll and fayoraby known % all the lead
ing manufacturers Of New England. This iact mas
enabled US to procure orders for
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Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, ana nut
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and win keep
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY 5IoRNING, JUNE 5, $50.
The Derby Raees-UmpIre,. DsGsal.

Hs' For 'rslsETaPhie, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PAGE.
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~ uIIII v DWuIW6s
Remember the price zoe hare charged Is to
January 1st, 1861.
We are induced to put the Leader at the
above low rates on account of the hardness
of the times.
1t will be seen by analyzing the above
scale, that the price of the Leader is as fol-
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8ooks 4 Stationfrll.

=. % " les q JU.5
Leader Office, Cleveland, o.
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Sensible Men.

THos. J. STEALY, Of Tyler county, Va. having
been appointed elector for that county by the Wing
State Convention has written a letter to the Wheel
ing Union declining in that capacity. He states
that while he has great respect for the ability and
patriotism of many Of those who composed that
convention, yet he must dissent from the means pro-
posed to avert the political crisis which is rapidly
approaching. He concludes by saying that he feels
bound to give all the influence which he may have
to the support Of the Democratic party.
In the VALLEY Sentinel, JOS W. HoLT, Esq. Of Craig
county, also declines the honor conferred upon him
as Opposition clcctor for that county. He says:
" 1t has long benny opinion that the Democratic
party Is the only true national party in existence,
and it alone safely look for the salvation
of our priceless heritage. My opinion isthat
the Wing party has long since forfeited its claims to
be considered a national party, from the eagerness
1t has exhibited 10 cOaleSce with any movement look
ing 20 the defeat of the Democratic party, without
any regard 10 the ultimate and final tendency Of
gurh movement
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MIR. HeII.-The Third Party.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald writes under date Of the Goth ult:
The presence of the Hon. John Bell, of Tonnes
see in the city at this particular time has given
rise to considerable speculation in political cir
cles. Among the knowing ones 1t is said that the
projected nomination of the Union ticket of Nc
Lean and Bell by the approaching Union Party Con-
venuOn at Baltimore has something to do with this
visit.
The Union party have three strings to their
bow-first, the peace offering TO the Republican
party of the ticket of Mclean and Bell. Second
the nomination Of Mr.. Douglas as an independent
pa-ty candidate in the event Of his rejection at
Charleston in way calculated to drive him and his
supporters into open rebellion. Third, the indie
pendent nomination of General Sam Houston. And
thus is that the action of this third party at Balt
more VIII very much depend upon the action Of the
Charleston Convention.
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sHeTos enscted BY General Assembly OF the State
q TENNESSEE That hereafter it shall be tie duty Tax
Assessor H eh civil district to require under cath from each
sud every pson firm prtneTshp statement Of the
Of meney wch he they have special deposit
heads ors, to be kept for him them, that be
have n tr Immediate possession and necessary intended
used such person persons for the payment Of existing
debts for The Mt OF the year, Of their families
in his o. trade calling profession or business and upon
facts in the case, the Assessor shall the
opnionthat the intended 50 used Up
kept cut Of circulation he shall list the entire
for taxation Provided however always, That
money under the Of ave hundred dollars shall taabe
under the provisions Of this act.
$40 Be II further enacted That much of subsection
OF section 553 Of The Code requires Merchants pay
half cent the dollar the invoice cost Of their goods
the hereby repealed that hereafter Merchants obtain.
ing license shall the fourth Of cent upon the in
voice cost Of goods at the place where purchased provided
goods imported into the State shall be subject payment OF
second tax.
SIC 3 Be further enacted That the several Railroad Tax
Collectors shall be allowed the further time year. after
going out Of Office in which to collect all aearages Of
sessed while in Office Provided, Nothing herein contained shall
be construed eject the liabilities Ct collectors and
their securities prevent them proceeded against
for defaults said collector shall pay proper
thorites such arrerage as the shall be collected
SEC T. Be it further enacted, That the different Railroad Tax
not exceeding two said deputies to have the to cOec
the Railroad tax, as the collector himself
EEC Be further enacted, That the provisions OF this ac
intended embrace Railroad Tax Collectors who have gone
out Of Office
further enacted, shall take effect
from and after i;s passage.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
TAI W NEWMAN,
Passed March %, 1860. Speaker Of the Senate.
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hurricane Springs



WIS rapidly increasing reputation Of the OF the above
springs situated in Frsnkln county, Tennessee, six miles
sodh Of Tulahoma induced the undersigned purchase
the property and Eske surh Improvements necessary
for the comfortable and pleasant entertainment " the guests
who seeking vail Themselves o. the benehts Of the waters
from a directions He has therefore made large expenditure
erecting large building comfortable cottages and other
needed accommodations, and prepared receive visitors in
style which cannot be exed by Springs in the Southwest
The country around these springs p-ovr0a fer its general
heahtune and beauty The facilities for hunting and fishing
the in the country The drives varied End attract
altogether, the WONDERFUL Medical Qualities Of
the waters, it is second TO other location
Pleasant SUNNI er Resort
The situation high and healthy, the atmosphere pure and
braCng and the beautiful The springs afford several
different kinds Of water including Sulphur ChaYbeate Free
&c The principal spring is the sulphur OF the Of
which the following qustve analysis made by A Ans
formerly Professor Of Chemistry in the University Of
Nashville Sulphae hydrogen CarbOnc acid cSrbon acid free
aud combined suphuric and siciC and quartz in solu
on protoxde iron; oxide calcium, ime) oxide magnesium
chlorine; oxide potassium; oxide sodium, and iodine
A Daily Line of Hacks
will from Tullahoma he Springs making regular
tons with the Excellent livery accommodations will be
offered. W. G. MILLER.
apl5-w2m"
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TEVHERE will be Convention Of the present and past Grand
CoTmsnders, Vice Grand Commanders, and ChancellOrs
all the Lodges OF the Independent Order Sons Of Malta In
the Of Tennessee to be held in the DoIeas Lodge Room IN
NJ for purpose Of forming Grand Lodge OF the Stat Of
Tennessee under the urls LECTION Of the Supreme Grand Council
United States nf America convened az Washington on
18th February, 1860 Delegates this Convention Will please
forward their credentials before the 3Oh OF Apr to
S. H. SHOCK,
Ad" 10 the Supreme Grand Commandments Of the .
S. OF AmeriCs, at Memphis, Tenn.
Nashville Union and American copy weeks and send bill
to this ofice.-MeHphis AUdlaRcAe. sPl-RW
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GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT

q CAHILL nov offers his large and splendid stock Of
nd dollars to he sold at auction. The stock comprises Boots
and Shoes OF all kinds for Ladies' Gents Youths and Children
he st All have been got up by Mr. Cah for his
@ class retail trade The sale take place april 2Jh lsGQ
A' -. - - - siS rD,,ths s CAHTLL,
ra-55 377 BroadWay, N Y. City.
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APRIL,
FRANK LESLIE'S NEW FAMILY mAGA-
ZINE AND GAZETTE OF FASHION,
lust received BIZ JOHN YORK & Co.,
aDr3 So Union Street

TTAyING received nv Spring Stock, I am now able to
show a beautiful variety Of Gold and Velvet, Satin and
common Papers, together with complete aotm eu OF Deco
Paner window Curtains Fire Board Prints &C. &C. which
will be sold cheap for cash at CIV. hLAG
as Union street, odd Fellows Hall
Paner Hanging done in the best manner.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ii those Who wish to purchase New and Cheap Spring
N Goods call at the cash store Of
J Il. HUBBARD & COMPANY,
No. 20 Broadway, NAsHyIlLE, Tenn.
They keep full well selected assortment Staple
Fancy Dry Goods Also, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps Resdy made
Clothing, &c d, &c. mar3l-lmd,twSw
Trustees Sale.
T virtue of deed OF made to by William A. Hay,
day sth Of December, 1883 and which has been registered
in the Registers Oce'ot williamson county, Tenn book in
pages 46 and 465 will offer at public sale for cash to the high
est bddarst NOlensville in said Williamson county,
Saturday, 18th of April next,
the following property, I95 OF land lying
in said Williamson county, and being the portion allotted
said William Hay the division OF his sthers estate by the
commissioners appointed By the Williamson County Court aplat
of which, with the and boundaries will be exhibited upon
the day ofsale Also the interest Of said William A Hay
the dover Of his fhers widow Also the following slaves john
Dave and Polly The possession Of the land will be given
the first day Of January 1861 the being rented for the year
1861 the purchaser, however, will entitled the rent Of the
from the day Ct sale The be sold hired out
for the present year. 1860 the purchaser will be entitled howev
En- to the hire from day Of sale.
Joseph Green, Esq will show the lands and boundaries at
any time before the sale.
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee, &c,
april 3-tW2 For WM A. HAY.
RnREuTSON UOTrET,U VVnTSKUy
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STUDY n ITALY.



- This volume viii prove timely and aecsptsbsons tsa
Who feel interest in The present condition Of Italian sE1r
In addition thoughts upon the political social and socs
cal state Of Italy, the work comprises Important aud valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Ltsraturs.
CHRISTIANS BELIEVING AND LIVING; SER
MONS D. Rev ?. o. HUsrrzuros, D. D. Preacher 70 a.e
Univsrsity and Pumuer Professor Of Christian Morals in
Harvard College.
This book worthy o. special attention The author has
FOR long time, occupied position IS auaa Of leaning as
writer OF more than 0rinar powers, and preacher Of IN
doubted ability to the University az Cambridge. For several
ya-s, il has been reported his views Of Divine th were grad
ually changing from Ia tariaaisu Orthodoxy within
short time he has openly avowsl his adhesion Evanrl
doctrines, and this resigned his place asursa
to the University, and Plunm=r Professor OF Sacred 5ra,
LIFE IN SPAIN, Past and Present. By Wl1rEa
THoRSBURY Illustrated.
dashing, good natured book fun Of life fan Of color 1I
Of fun-sharP in outline and uHaagging atsrst-Bo7a
journal
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS: By WmKIE Collins.
OF all the living writer's Of English a,ou no on sst,sund
stands the art OF sozy telling Wsis Collins Ne h
faculty ofeOoring the mystery Of plot exciting terror PITY
curiosity, and other PASSIONS belongs to few av ofh
eofrss however much they excel him in other rsspse
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH; From the
arst Preaching Of ths Gospel to Ire Council Of Nice b.
Miss sEWzLL
PASSING THOUGHTS on RELIGION By Miss
sEWuL.
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE. BY Miss
sEWutA.
MEMORIALS OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY: Eli
tied by Lady sHELLEr.
RECOLLECTIONS: By SAMUEL RocEss.
Personal BECOLLECTiONS OF THE AHEBf
CAN REVOLUTIONS; Private Journal EDITED By ssssur
BARCLAY.
W, T. BERRY q COMPANY,
mar27 PUBLIC SQUARE.
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Understand wheeling Into Line.

Our telegrapuc dispatches contain the gratifying
intelligence of the election OF WW. SrRA CUE, the
Democratic candidate for Governor. The Legisla
ture is also Democratic This, in connection with
the Democratic gain of 200 in the popular vote of
Connecticut shows that the tide is setting in the
right direction, evenin the heart Of New England.