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for superhne Western; S5,snR5,4O for common 70
medium eAtra Yesterni eo,hNga,iO LOT snlPPini,g Pi,g
9roxpQrt a. prices within the range. Market open
"a steady with ieir export and homo trade aeman9
ana the market became hrmur and closed quiet win
shippers not disposed to operate at any material ad
CANADIAN FI.OUR-sales Of 100 bbll at ss,ss
fl7,50 for common 20 cholcc extra. Market may
he quoted tribe better with a moderate business
RHR FLOUR-sales at ss,oOa4, 20 for common
70 choice superiine. hHrket steady with mode
CORN MRAI.-saloa OF 100 bbls at $50 Tor Jer-
aey; es,73a93,sO for Brandywino. In moderate ro-
NIIIsK YSsales $50 bbls at 2l@2lAc Market
more active and Irregular
WHEAT-sales Of $500 bu MllWeukeglcllb at
Si,Ntpl,2g1f; 700 bush amber Wisconsin aud Iowa
At Si,3OGl 80; 1900 bush Chicago spring az 81 ga
l5 500 bush white Canadian at Sli0; 7sQ0 bushels
tncky at Sl,5U Market q shade better with pretty
good demand for export and moderate Inquiry for
RYR-sales At sao9s5. Market quiet
HARLEN-Markst Dull aud nominal.
COl&N-Sales of5sO0 bush; AZ 62a6sc for unsOund
mixed WESTERN 64n6tSSc for sound shipping do NC
for yellow western. In moderate supply and In air
demand for the east and moderate export inquiry
OATS-Sales at s7ldlOo for western Canadian and
state, and 3349g for eastern Canadian. Plenty
PORK-salns 800 bbls; SIS, i2@is,25 tor new Hess;
SIG for old mess; Slss1 Cor new primes $2a0 for
old do. Market shade hrmer for mess and dull and
BEKF4 sales 800 bbls ct si@42s for country
prlnei SafoOleo LOT country mess to9lUroO lot Fe-
packed mess, and l2 so for extra mess prime.
Market dull and heavy.
LARD-Market more active and irmer. Sales Of
675 bblS at llh@l2c.
BUTTRR-Dull and unchanged at lOaI6c fol
Ohio, and ll62c for state.
CHEESE-In moderate demand for export at 10
l0fc for inferior to prime
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-JUNE 20
fBT TELEGRAPH.l
STQCKS-Higher and more active, Chi B 2
SIN; Del 4 w IS; 4 SOS; Cal Chi 6lN; q 4
y 8; III Q scrip 628; Panama 1876 Reading lO3; n
Q So Hudson 423; 60; Erie Is; Pac Mall s04; n
6s99; No 6's 9l54; B 90.
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SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO-
~ RATOR Never Debilitates. 1t is compounded
entirely free FROM GUNS, and has become an es-
tablished fact, Standard Medicine, known and
approved by all who have used it, and Is now resorted
to with confidence in all the diseases for which Il Is
recommended.
Git has cured Thousands within the last two years
who had given up alll1 hopes Of relief, "a the
numerous unsolicited = Iceftncates IN my posses
sion show. II
The dose must be adap- ted to the temperament
Of the individual taking t,and used in such guam
titles as to act generallyIoS lon the bowels.
the use Of the LIHERICC IfNVIGOR6TOR, and 1t
will cure Liver COM-iS PLANTS, BILIOUS Ar
IACKss DYSPEPSIA 5CHON-l- nc DIARRHUA, SUMNER
COMPLAISTs, DYsEETERYl>- lDROPsY, Sour STOMACH
HARITUAL COsTIyESEss,.Z lCHOLIC, CHOLERA IN.
FASTUM, FLATULENCE, H. IJAUE DICE, FEMALE
WEAKNESS. and may bel used successfully a. an
ORDINARY FAMiLYI.s MEDICINE II will
cure SICK HEADACHEl-S las thousands can tes-
tify,) IN TWENTY.E MINUTES IF TWO
Or 7 II REE TEA-iE lSPOONSFUL ARE Ia
KEN at the cOmmence-lL lment Of the attack
All who use II are giving their testimony In its IA
Iss- Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorator
PRICE ONE boLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also, Sanford Family ChathartiC Pills,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will keep in
The FAMILY CATHSRTfG PILL is a gentle but
active Cathartic, which the proprietor has used n
his practice more than twenty years.
constantly increas- In ing demand from thoss
who have long used theS pills and the satisfac
tiOn which all express in2 regard to their uss has
induced me to place them within the reach Of all
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
thartics act on different. portions Of the bowels
The Family CothRrtic- Pill has, with due refer
ence to this well estab- lished fact, been COM
pounded from yarletyIO of the purost Vegetable
Extracts which act alike on every part Of the ALI
mentary canal, and areIr- GOOD and SAFE in all
cases where CatharttcI lis needed such as De-
rangements Of the Stom = ach, Sleepiness, Pains In
the Back and Loins, Cos = tiveness Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold. which
frequently, If neglected, 2 end In long course Of
Fever. Loss OF Appel Itite, Creeping Sensa-
tiOn Of Gold oyer the Body, Restlessness,
Headache, or Weight = In the Head all InfiAm-
matory Diseases, WormslEo in Children or Adults
rheumatism, great Purifier Of the Blood and many
diseases to which flesh B heir, too numerous 10 mem
ton in this advertisement. Dose to g.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
"a The Liver InyigOrator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retaed BY Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in an the large towns
$. Z. W. SANFORD, NJ. d.
Manufacturer and PropristOr.
Iy7d&wR2 525 Broadway, New York.
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NJ MARINE E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-June %

RNTERED-June %.
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. OWeFo, Rowland, DunkirE, 9 tons mdse, 79H
tons railroad iron.
Schr Colerins, Hall, 0BWeRo, 1000 bags salt, 1865
bbls salt, B. T. Lyon; mdse, sundries.
CLEARED.
Stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Owego, Rowland, Dunkirk, 1876 bbls -four,
and mdae,
Prop. Granite State Davis, Buffalo 1000 bush oats
$500 bush wheat, Otis 4 Brownsl; $50 bblH
flour, Harvey 4 Witt
Bqus Illinois, Wolyin, Boston, NJ slaves, johnson
& Tisdaie.
sehr St, AIbans, Scott, Marquette, 100 tons coal,
Rhodes q Card.
schr AlnWick, Wid, wyandotte lsO tons Goa, Price
Morris.
schr. May Queen, Reed, Fremont so tons coal Reed.
ScoW =. J. Taylor, Clark, Buffalo, IS n slaves,
Thatcher, Burt Co
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OlLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO RAII

OLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAD.-sPErNa AEaAsqE1ENT. On and ailsI
Monday, April 9th, l55o, Trains on this Road win
run a. follows from Cleveland
5-5 A. n, Through Mai, stopping " al stations on
the Southern Division, arriving At Tclsdo
at l0.20 A. q.
255 p n. Western EzpEssc, stops a. al stations on
southern Division, and arrives at Toledo
At 7:55 P.M.
400 p H. Mail stops ct al stations east Of sandu1ky,
on Northern Division, and arrives At san
dlsky 81 SIS p n.
$50 p n. Telegraph Express stops At Grafton, Ober-
lln3 Wakeman, EorWalk, MonroeVilla,
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives At Toledo AZ IOsl5 p \.
Connections are made at MonrOsgills with the San
du1zyi Manshold and Newark b. r., as Clyde With
the sandllkY1 Dayton and Cincinnati n. B., e lre-
mont with Fremont \ Indiana r. r., and It Tolsdo
with the Michigan southern 4 Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicag0, De-
trolt, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LORan8port Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, st. Louis, and all points Weet North.
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo aud the
West, al $40 A. NJ, 3:O5 ?. ~ and S.05 p n; from
Sandusky at $50 A. n
I. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April 9, 1850
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aalRaifinFa.
HAT pROFESSOR WOODS

THAT PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REST0RATIYE win preserve lnfalli-
bly, the Growth aud Color Of tho Hair, II used two OF
throo times week, to any imaginable age perfect
ly restore the gray, cover the bald with Natures
beautiful than any oil, aud preserve the scalp irco
from all diseases 70 tbs greatest agei Statesmen,
al men aud Gcntenon and Ladies' OF ali Glasses, ali
over the world, bear testimony that We do not say
too much IN It's avor Read the following and Judge
HICKORY GR0vE, 81. Charles Co., No,
Prof o. }. wooD-Doar Sir Some time last sum
storetive and It's effects wonderful, feel
Il our duty to you and the afflicted to report 1t.
Our little sons bead for some time bad been per;
ctly covered with sores, and some called 1t scAld
head. The hair almost entirely came OF In conse:
s 10 use your Restorative; We aid with little hope
Of success but 10 our surprise and that Of all our
friends very few applications removed the disease
entirely aud new and luXurlant crop Of hair soon
started out, and We can now say that our boy has
healthy scalp and lu1uriant crop Of hair as any
other child. We can therefore, and do hereby no
commend your Restorative as a perfect remedy Tor
ali diseases Of tho scalp and hair are yours ro
speclfully, GEO. w. HIGGlNB0THAM,
SARAH A. HlGGiNBoTHAM.
Prof wooD-Dear My hair had for several
years, been becoming prematnrey gray, accompanied
by harshness which rendered the constant appli-
cation Of oil necessary In dressing Il. When COM
menced using your Restorative about two months
ago Il was in that condition. and having continued
TO Us natural color, and assumed softneas and lus
tire greatly to be preferred 20 those produced By the
ever used. regard Il Indispensable article for
every bodys toilet, whether II be used a Hair Re-
storative or for the simple purpose Of beautifying
the hair You have permission TO refer 70 me all
who entertain any doubt Of performing all that Is
claimed for IT, MRS. q. SYMUEDS,
Feb. 10, 1857. ll3 Third St., Cincinnati, ..
Prof. Woop-Dear sir:-By the advice ofa friend
Of mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative,
/ was induced TO try it. / had the fever some time
last May, and nearly syery hair In my head came
out Now my hair has come in q great deal thicker
than ever II was. Nothing but duty and sympa-
thy feel to communicate 70 others who afflicted
~ I have been would indvce me 10 give this public
acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully,
A. 4. JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put up in bottles Of iree sizes,
viz Large, medium and small; the sSail bottle x
a pint, and retals for dollar per b~ttle, hD
dium holds twenty per cent moro In proportion than
the small retails for two dollars per bottle; the
large holds quart 40 per cent more In proportion,
and retails for three dOllArs per bottle.
D. J. WOOD 4 Co, Proprietors, No. "a Broad
WAY Y No 81 II Tnuf Mo
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OtLEVFLAND. COLTMRTTS AM


" CINCINNATI RAILROAD-SUHMER AZ
RANaEMENT.-lS60. On aud after Monday, June nth,
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland fo-
lows:
6:2O A. N. n Y 4 Cincinnati Exprsss-stoppinR at
Berea, Grafton, wellington, New london
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:90 A. n
Cincinnati 40 A. n
3:l3 P. NJ Acc0mmodatiOn-Stoppin at ali Stations,
and reaching Columbus 9:3O P. H., Cincin-
natl $40 A. n
800 p NJ Night EXpress-Stoppinga at Berea. 5rafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus Hoo p. n, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
&c.
Crsstline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns 4 Chicago Rail
road, for Forest, Upper sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, 6c,.
west, and East for Mansheld Wooster, Has
Gallon and Bellsfontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellofontaine Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapOlis, Terre Haute, Eincennes, EYaus-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for 0enia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loyelaud,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
Eissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
Vile, Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark lanes
vile, Wheeling, &c, Colum bus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, A..
~ For Tickets 70 all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street or
Cleveland, June Il, 1859.
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NY. oATrLE MARKET JUNE, 90.

TELKGRAPH.
BEEVES-Market Rlutted with all descriptions
Of Beef Cattle Of improved quality. Prices steady
and ranging from sc to SC, but market dull; ave-
rage price &c. Receipts 400 head.
SHEEP-Steady. Receipts llO00 head.
SWINE-Rather higher Sales effected at 54c8
CSC. Receipts $500 head.
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OOOGNoDOAeOAAJ OAA y s4-hCAN4 l.
OswEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming daily Line for Cleveland, sendusly, To;
from
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
OGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
worcester, Fitchburgh, Keene, Bellows Falls, Rut-
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WATER
TOWN & OSWEGO RAIL ROAD, and at OSWEGC
Wit With II the ~ New OSpEGQ LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
tween 0Ewego, Troy, Albany and New York.
- Through Freight subject to but enc Tranship-
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnati
Lousyilley 81. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
nfT5 essTs Hanna, SarEeIS9R IA % @ Go.s SLENELAhD
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. N.
AGENTS AND Coxs1eSEEs.
j. MYERS, lsl Broadway, n. Y.
J. L. WARNRR, No Coenties Sip, \. Y.
7osv s4R5gEPGo 4ogEP No q s9 Stat, DO 9i Dc .5ou DO
A. CUsHHANi No. los do do do
q. l. THOMPSON, JR-, OEdensburgh.
GEORGE PARKER, do
o51wFoRD & hovEY, do d5
". 7. WALKER, Toledo.
T. R. MATHEWS, Detroit
Q. J. HALL, MiIWaukee.
MCHENRI bAKERs Racine.
MATHRR 4 Co., Chicago.
FIFE Mitchell, st Louis.
PELTOS & BREED,
teb2sR24 Agents, Cleveland.
EsEH -
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BANK STATEMENT.
Ctrrected daily for the Morning Leader, by
G. A. READ & CO.
lC. A. READ, Q. ". woODwoRTH, ?. II. KEAD,l
R AN X i II =
NO. 95, SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
DEALERS In
Gold, SiIUer Exchange. UaeuFrent Bank
Notes and Land Warrants.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

lLE Y ELAND AND ERlE RAIL
~ RQAQ.-SuMlfER AKRAEoEMEEr. 1880.
On and after Monday, April 9Th, 1850 Passenger
Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. d. MAIL IhAIh-etopping At all Stations
except Wickllhs, Mentor, Perry, Union
vile, saybrOOk and SWanvills; and arrives
a. Erie 10 ?. r., Dunkirk 355 ?. H., Buf-
falo SIS P. u.
5:2O P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at PainesVille, Ashtabula and Girard
only; and arrives at Erie 6:32 p ~, Dun
kirk s:25 p. n. Buffalo $50 P. n.
f:l0 P. n. COhNEAUT UTACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all Stations.
9sz0 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StopDing at
Painesvile, AEhtabula and Girard only (;
and arrives az Erie l2.l7 A. r., Dunkirk
2.5O A. r., Buffalo 40 An
LEAVE ERIE
l.55 A. n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping Al
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesFilia only
and arrives at Cleveland 5.30A \.
lOs33 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-stopping at all Stations
except Say brook, DniOnvil9, Perry, Men
tor and W Wlcklihe and arrives at Cleveland
2.30 P. NJ
l4O P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppinR at Gi-
rard, Conneauf, Ashtabula aud PainesVille
only, and arrives al Cleveland $40 P. n.
- Accommodation Train viii leave COnneaut at 600
A. n, stopping at all stations, and arriving at ClsTe
and AZ 9.l0 A
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TIslE TAnLE No. Is.
To take effect on after Thursday, February To- I359
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leave YOUNGSTOWN 70
NOun C1ava1and
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Gngrariug---8Iatiag.
8aiWti1N.

FOR NICE PAINTING, GO TO
Thai French WHITE ZINC has come. Ju.t tn
gsnt ming ior Painters and inside work Of sTsTy
agEzsRs No. "a HoFF8IAN's BLOCK.
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl st. Louis, Eci and all the trains going east
connect at Dunkrk with the trains Of the n. Y. E.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo B New York City Railroads.
Cleveland, April 9, 1860.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-JUNE 20,

iBT TELEGRAPH
STOCKS-Higher and more active, Chi & z
SIN; Del L & w IS; ca 4 SOY; Cal 4 Chi 6l&; q a
2 g. Ill Q scrip 62a{; Panama l32N; Reading lOes; y
q 50; Hudson 42s4; S COZ Erie Is; Pac Mail gO4;
6s99; No 6s 9l54; B 80
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Formerly Of New York City, will paOns Hun-
drod dollars for the proof that he ever - 70 cure
the above named diseases. He viii "a tho sane
sum for the proof that any other PHician In
the United States treats the same dilss with
snnal sncaala.
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81 fELEGEAPH-
FLOUR--sales 1900 bbla; at S5,Isas2O for Su-
pernne stasei S5so95Is5 for extra Stato s5ls957 20
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CONGRESSIONAL,

The convention met this m. and immediatel
adjourned till tomorrow morning, the Commit
tee on Credentials not being ready TO report.
, 1860-08-07
ms et1u9 In CunberloRd4.

HEot4g LUn1Hf11&Q <Qs A4++ A04. q A0ses
Editors rresa and Tribune:
Gtntlemen--A lage number Of the mud.silla
Of society met in Republican mans meeting, at
this place, On the second of this month. Not
withstauding the prediction, Of tho wise ones,
OF its failure, this demonstion for Lincoln, Ham
lin and Yates Was grand and successful one.
Early in the morning wagons loaded with men,
women and children and prori1ions, were seen
entering town from al directions, 80 4hat by ten
o'clock re had the largest c1ovo together eveF
collected in this place. Throughout the day,
they we're addressed By Aessrs. Marshall, Grad
dock, and others. 1t noon they partook OF IN
excellent dinner, after which Va raised pole
12s feet high. The ladies baving prepared .
spiendid dng, on which were seeR the names OF
of Liacln aud Hamlin, 'came forward and ele-
vatcd 1t to its position. In the evening we were
entertained bJ speeches from the above speak
ers, and torch. light procession by the. Wide
Awakes Of Pleasant Grove, and at IL o'clock
ne retired With three cheers for Lincoln, ham
lin and Republcanisn, aud 2ree groans for
the sick Democracy. J. F. h. =.
, 1860-08-07

creep out OF: So completely did b. hedge them
in, that ono Of thsir leading mon told me It was
useaesa 70 attempt arguing with Judge Trun-
bull about ahs Constitutional powers Of Con-
xrsss 10 prohibit slavery in Territories; but he
thought .thsre WAS . question Of e1pediency.
"And here" said he. "ia xhere our party made
ita great mistake. We hsye gone too far. You
have = decided advantage over. us on this
point" = =
The number present WAS At least 800. Un.
der tie circumssances, it Was very largo gath
e1ing. pa were al -agreeably disappointed i
and tie Douglas med owned up that they could
not get up such ademonstration: fte,psople
are everywhere With ns In this contest.
, 1860-08-07
POLITICAL ITEMS,

.,,, w., ,,t p:,
Two o' 'ne gsu''7nea p0' " a. ttes'oen-
tal Electors y ms no's'as on men IN ioTa re-
1st 49,. ,~;,,;,. - 10 h,,.,.1 .s,:.:..,,.-
etass ou' 'as &c ".''as ~ 70 ou.4ea pon''ea'15
with Douglas, but they don't "i.h to be CON.
pe4'eo 70 o1g 'aelF own graves
"The fact is, that except fos the strengthen
!ng ana eonsoMaas.Ga ; u .nS nNspaoacan any,
h,9e fue eo scs1eeiv Il = doobt but tia, ths Tinc"ln
ticket wlli have a plofa1ls5 o1 s"'ooo Totes IN
the stale
..{or,, of th4 Balt;more SIN rrit.s. :
,1 49,. p,,1 ..d no,a,....-
IN teoIHla toe nen ~ nouKlas parnesna's E9
united u tna +, suppost q, . so@moa 1eetoiA
de stand ~ ;no,..sa Ii. " ~ H.,
that State
- The San antonio (Texas) Hrsld, which
has esen 80 an EEL 2. "s En- aoo
down from tho b: ad o. it's columns and placed
the names Of BreckinEidgs aud Lane in iss
placs. ..
corresnond.nt vr;tino frorn Hunt.y;H-
Trnn undrr date ct Ju]v l3' aaTs that tha d..
nos;t;an In that State is to diseountenauce he
tdra of =. Douelas ticfst, The Dou xlas men
arr fast ioinin0 the ranks Of The Breckinridue
snd i.sns force,. SeIara] ieadiar men in tha
s.st. hitherto nnnnosed. have within the last
,,,~ TsaI dec1sred for brecifnrid1e-such "a Mere
AK Gentrv' Eupena Undergood. Starring
cortrait Gan. did. Pillow. and r. G. Pavna II
Nemnhis.
-rba Albany Standard (Breckinridee orean)
nrofe.ses to have discovered how The CIT il
going to lump in that vicinity. 1tssys:. -
NJ. p..,h,;.oa. o4 ,,i- a,n;,..,.d .,d
helped to pay for she Douglas reception On
Friday night but he VAS hoaored with coin-
Plispttay .ft On as eh, c,es 99E
leans We learn from leaky soft thai Ar.
Weed promised to make Judge Douglas Seere-
szry OF State, provided be would keep up The
fight sgainst ths Nationals: Judge o. promised
to take the offer into consideration and report
progress ut Al early day
, 1860-08-07
Webster on Slavery Restriction,


In tho famous 7th Of March speech, when
Nj. Webster ia supposed to have taksn step
backward, he made these remarks:
"SiE, wherever there Is particular. good to
be done, eeA<r<rtr tAers u q Joot ef zand to b.
ttaid from becoming slaee territory, Tam ready
to dssevt tie principle or tA< t1cusson Of slac<rv
| am pledged to it from the year 1887 have
been pledged to it again and again; ind will
perform those pledGes."
In his Marshdeld speech, in 1e4s, Mr. Web
ster said: ....,
"If, my friends, the term 'jftte soil partv,
or { free coil man, is meant to designate ons
who has been fixed, nRlterable-to-day, ester.
day and for sone days past-ln opposition to
slavery e1teu1,on, then may claim to be, and
may hold myself as good free. soil man as
any member Of that Buffalo Convention"
- In speech in the United States Senate, ths
same year, he lad occasion to discuss this same
question Of "pfqperty" in slsves, in its appli.
ession to the territories
= e The real meaning, ther, Of Southern gentle,
men, IN making this complaint, il that tbey can.
not 80 into the territories Of the United Btates
carrying With them their own peculixr loca
Law, q law which creates properly in persons
: II viii not BE- commanded that This sort
! ofpersonal 1lase1y exists BY general Law. Il
| eristso~&y Lt looal lou. y y AID wherever
that local law does not extend, property IN per,
sons does not exist. Well, III, whist il now the
demand on the part Of our BoufheFn friends
| They say, we will .cat7y cur Local laws With u
wherever Nc 60. We insist that UonRssss doeu
us injustice unIess it establishes in the terrific.
riss in which NJ wish to 60, cur own local law!
1A& d<snand, for oss r<*tst. and s&aA r*ssst. u
, 1860-08-07

o,--,..ond,nt of h. 111;noi, .Inxynai ia.
a ,1..:~ ha,a =. C..m--,,,~
srr1bes Doag1as meeting Ae'o ~ e1hnTale'
Macoupin county d few days ago, thua:
p,+ ,ha hanner.and speeches -niqoer-uio-
.n-|,;oaerMdone a IN il shapes enough to provo
2T.1g f.1ST;te dish among Democrats.
F;rst. tbe head Of a tegro-with widely dis
landed mouth-was burns On banner, 1hieh
W. 50 striking, that litt!s boy exclaimed
tsDouglRs looks quite natural this morning )"
then a black man and white woman; the little
niggers, big niggers, and Dsuglas himself Just
5thind = hugo nigger-head, that looked some-
what like Niger taualit, aud great many
innocent people ou being told that Douglas'
Ik.ness was in The ocession-cheered Justify
at eTerT "co1ored plzte' that came along. To
tie end Of one wagon was attached 4 rail,
and a hideous lonEino e{Ti1v. supposed TO repre-
sent Lincolu. sitting sstTide The ra,l, which very
much amused some Of the more intelligent
Democrats. and by way Of obtaining the prize
in the iis Of obscari.lis, was placed close up 10
tie speakers stand, aud did much to inspire the
"Greciaa" With = love Of Democracy aud sense
Of elEconseuuence-sse seeming rivalry going on
between the hlthv imare and tho more fl.hy
huddle Of 6msli orator..
But the speechet. The Democracy had pub
lshed 4 bill Of fsre as long a. that Of Z 6rst
ciaat ntel-hnt she a;shs 9ere allie all around.
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