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HOIlCE OE EORESLOSOA@AsS
IN tks Distrist Cssyt sftks Fret Judicial Dis-
trist of Ksasas Territory, sitsiHg Uithi1 Gnd
fer Donipksn County, for dhs trial Of causes
srisinS under the lars Of sGi< Tertiary.
Fssrsary ID, A. d. 1860.
e sS''Ss' e 9. J. p'.l.r F~.ss,se"''
syl;v. ....i Dust. s Mortgage
ON this day came the PLAINTIFF, BY their at
" torAey, Cyrus Leland. and aled their am
davit, stating that the defendant, Dustin, is
nonresident, and cannot be served with sum
moas in said Territory; it is therefore ordered
by the Clerk in vacation, that the said defend
ant, SyIyanus Dustin, be notified, by publication
being made in the White Cloud Chief, week
" Newspaper, published in the town Of White
Cloud, in said County and Territory, for siI
successive weeks, Of the tendency OF this sulti
the object Of which is to obtain Judgment Tor
the sum Of Four Hundred Dollars, and inter
eat thereon from the 27th day Of April, A. u
1859, at the rate Of eight per cent. per annum'
and the foreclosure of certain mortgage, &C.
and that unless be appear on or before the sixth
day of April, A. d. 1850, and plead, answer OF
demur to the plaintiffs ption hled herein,
Judgment may be rendered accordingly, ana Ms
property sold to pay the same.
Witness nv hand and the seal OF said Court
At ONCE, in the town Of Troy, this Sd day Of
February, A. d. 1860.
las. R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk
8y SAMUEL D. BESIsHT, d. c.
February 8, I660-6W-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
q HONEST OLD ABE



During the progress Of the third ballot for
President, says the Chicago Press, the steady
increase of Lincolnls vote raised the expecta-
ton Of his friends TO fever heat that he was
about to receive the nomination. When the
roll call was completed hasty footing discov-
cred that Lincoln lacked but p votes of an
election, the ballot standing for Lincoln 2sl4,
Seward lsO, scattering 34I-neoessary to a
choice 294. Before the vote was announced,
Mr.. R, NJ Corwine, of the Ohio delegation,
who had voted for Mclean up TO that time,
and three other delegates, viz; r. Z. EnOs
John A. Gurley, end Isaac Steese, changed
their votes to Lincoln, giving him majority
Of the whole Convention, and nominating
him. D. Z. Cartier, the chairman Of the DEL
egation, announced the change Of votes, and
before the secretaries had time to foot up and
announce the result, the vast audience burst
forth simultaneously into irrepressible shouts.
A deafening roar Of stentorian applause arose
from the immense multitude such as has new
er been equaled on the American continent
nor since the day thst the walls Of Jericho
were blown down. Aim.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
A.knan On LIneoln ana Hnnlln.

The Hon. GEORGE AsHMUN, of Mass, Presi-
dent of the RepubIcaR Naolal Convention,
is one of the most Distinguished men in New
England, and was the warm personal and polit
ical friend of Daniel Webster He is an adj
rnirable presiding Officer, and, in bis valedictO-
ry he paid the following deserved tribute to
the Republican nominees
1t was my good fortune to have served
with Mr.. Lincoln in the Congress of the Uni
ted States, and Irejoice in the opportunity to
say that there was never elected to the House
of Representatives a pure. nor q more inteIi-
gent and loyal Representative than Abraham
Lincoln. IGreat sPplause.1 The CONTEXT
through which he passed during the last two
years has tried him as by Hfe, and in that
contest which we are about to 90 for him now
l am sure that there is not one man in this
country that viii be compelled to hang his
head for anything in the life of Abraham Lin
coin You have candidate worthy of the
canse; You are pledged to his success; hu--
manity is pledged to his success the cause 70
free government is pledged TO his success
The decree has gone forth that be shall sue
ceed. [ Tremendous applause1
have served also in public life with Hanni-
bal Hamlin In the IiS:,se of Representatives
we were ranged on different sides. He was
firm democrat of the old school, while was
as;frmly, and perhaps too much so, a copy of
the Webster school. (Applause.) But as is
known TO many Of the gentlemen who sit
here before me to-day, there was Always
sympathetic chord between him and me upon
the question that brought US here to-day
Great applause.) And while theold divisions
Of party have crumbled away, and the force
ofcirenmstahcss have given rise to new issues,
il is not strange that we are found battling
together in the common cause. say then
gentlemen, that you have got a ticket worthy |
Of the cause, and worthy Of the country.
Now, gentleman, that we have completed
BoYwen, 50 thoroughly, the great work which |
the people sent rs herr. to do, let US adjourn
to our several constituencies and, thanks be
to God who giyeth the victory, We viii tri- \
umpa- [Applanse.] : y y qCT qb
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1IIchirnn CsnrrnILlne

The trip to Chicago by this route is truly
PleasursbIe. Tho fine and well managed
Btresmers Ocean and Nay Queen land the
traveller after a good nights rest in the -four
ishing city Of Detroit, and stepping into the
CHS Of the Michigan Central Railway they
are found to be elegant and roomy eighty
passenger capacity coaches, On twelve wheels
sach, and so protected by canvass busters
down to the track, that the traveller is free
rom that almost intolerable nuisance which
4Ill, eyes, ears, and lungs on most railroads
whsn:clouds do not act as track sprinklers.
The Invention Is very simple, cheap and eff
cisnt, and adds vastly to the comfort Of pas
Bengers and employees. 9tI
The Michigan Central, in all its appoint
@ents, is one Of the very best railways on the
continent The track is solid and smooth,
the grades very tihing, and the curves next
70 nothing. Great speed is made in the three
truck cars with much less than the usual lar.
and the canvas dropping to the track lessons
the noise as well as dust. The route Is
through the best cultivated and built up por-
lions of Michigan, and several of the most
4ourishing interior towns are stopped ate--
For ease and cOmfart in railway life, COM
mend rs to the Michigan Central
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

II
8d The helection Of HAxERAE HAl1rS, Of
Maine, for VIZ President VIII met with the
cordial approval Of he friends Of Freedom
thboughoutths Union. Ar. Hahlip Fasbon
in Paris, Oxforl sosg,y, Maine, in lsO0, aad
is nov IN he 5lst yelg q llsage. BE is by
profession lawyeT, and for the last quarter
of century has bsen much IN political Iiie.--.
The N. Y. Tribaae says.5 5saa ,
From 1856 70 1910 be was member of the
Legislature 0f Maine and for three Of those
yesrs he was tie Speakerof its House of Rep
resentatyes. II l543be was elected mem
Der of Congress, and reelected br the fellow
ing term. In is47 he was agsin member
of the State Legislature, and the next year
was chosen % fll q vacancy yoccasioned by
the death Of John Fairfield, in the Uunited
States Senate. In 1851 he was re-elecfed for
the full term in Che same body, bCt resigned
on being chosen Governor Of Maine in 1857.
In the same month be was again elected to
the United Shste for six years, which Office
he accepted, ieslgning the Goyen0rship- He
is still a member Of the Senate. This record
is an evidGDes of the confidence with which
he has always been regarded by his fellow
citizens in nnine rs iaiiglJ fslhAoI
Up 70 ths time of the passage Of the Kansas
Nebnaska i II. 1854, Ar. Hamhn was a |
member Of TIE Democratic party That act /
he regarded as aipao1l thtt Che party, with |
which he had been Ill bis life connected, no l
longer deserved the name Of Democratic, and /
was tFeacherous TO the principles be had so !
long cherished. TheneeforWard he gave his |
support TO the Republican party, of which he
has ever since continued faithful aod distin-
guished leader. i
Mr. Hamlih IS man of dignifed presence, I
Of solid abilities, Of unHinching integrity, and
great executive talent Familiar with the
business Of legislation, he is peculiarly adap-
ted, BY the possession Of ali these qualities, to
gil benehcially for the country, and TO his
own and his party's honor, the high post
for which be has been nominated The name
of Hannibal Hamlin of Maine is fit second
to that Of Abraham Lincoln of Illinois.
The Chicago Democrat edited by Mayor
WKifwoRrH, ior1nerly a Democratic member
of o0agress from Illinois, states that while
Representative Of Maine in the House, Mr.
HAN1Is distinguished himself as an out and
out silas Wright Democrat, and adds:
We alWays met him in private consultation
with such men a. King, Wilmot, &c, 70 de-
Yi8 means for thepassnge Of the WilmOt Pro-
viso; for in those days II was not anti-Demo-
cratic 70 be q hee-soiler, nor anti-Democratic
% oppose the extension Of slavery.
hr Hamlin took bis seat in the Senate in
the 1lirtieth OongIes, where he continued
pnta 1885, when ne was elected Governor
q Maine BY the largest majority ever given
70 any person who had opposition, viz; H.
sSl.-lAd alltl aOI ch AE
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MARRIED.

In this city, on the evening Of the nth inst, by
Rev. W. II; Goodrich, SEYMOUR RACE and MA
Worcester, Mass. .H. .. ..
iLong life and abundant happiness to both, and
may the fair bride be happy in the consciousness Of
having proved benefactor to her Raoe.l il-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
JOHN COON.
Republican County Central Committee


The nomination of Honest ABB Lincoln has
put the whols Douglas Democracy in mourn
ing. Their lamentations are lamentable.--
At Chicago they were the active, persistent
slectoneeTers forSeward. They assumed the
guise of Republicans at Hotels and where
ever strangers congregated, and plead piteOusly
the popularity Of the great New York states
man in Illinois He alone could deliver Jo-
Rph from Egypt. Old Abe was nowhere
Ths Little Giant could demolish the rail-
mnuier Al blow, but could not withstand
the Irrepressible Conflict" So swOre they
before the Convention voted After it they
put on Grape, and watered their hypocrisy, with
srWhole pints Of tears.
And wiped them on their sleeves"
So the Free States over. In New York,
the Douglas men mourn terribly for ';slaugh-
cred Seward The Tribune says athe more
ultra Republicans sadly regretted the defeat
Of Mr. Seward but these regrets were not to
be mentioned beside the hypOcriical wailings
Of the PrO-sAvery Democracy. They sud
denly became the friends and champions Of
Hr. Seward, and hOwled piteously over his
allure t. auFv
Just 30 here. The Slavery and DOughface
conversions 10 Seward are most marvelous.-
The Democratic mOurners literally ''go about
the streets and refuse to be cpmforted,p for
they unmistarably read in the nomination of
Lincoln and HamIn an inexorable invitation
70 big Democratic funeral on the Ides of
next November. The handwriting is on the
vail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

The hospitality Of the Chicagoaas was un-
bounded. The ffy-thOusand strangers were
htaksn inF and well provided for, without ex-
1ortion. An were satisfied -multitudes CRATE
fal for kindnesses enjoyed Chicago and her
people viii long be remembered with pleasure
BY the Republican OOnventionists of 1860.
The enterprise of the Chicago press in pub
fishing fun reports Of the proceedings was
much commended. The Press and Tribune
emPloysd a fun corps Of stenographers and
gave verbatim report-equaI in correctness
and promptitude to the official Congressional
proceedings. Kiss live Lineoln Republican
iournal, esioysia large and constantly increas-
ing circulation, and its sales during the Con-
Vention were immense. t8JEhs "A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21

Legislature wept like children when con-
stlsiHr3 ~ Ut. hineosas peraonal aPpsala =
desert him and unite on Trumbuli. Il IS
proper 70 say in dis connection, that between
Trumbull and LlncOln the most cordial rela-
tiona have alWays existed, and thai I'D 5eling
Of enyf or rivalry is not q b found IN the
bresr ef either.
hf1n, hi8 thofOugh C8nvictiOns Of the
growing magnitude Of the slave question,
and Of the need Of a strong effort TO preserve
the Territories to freedom, Mr.. lincoln was
among the first to join in the foE-
nation Of the Republican party, although the
public opinion around him was strongly ad-
verse to that movement. He exerted him
self for the organization Of the Republican
forces in Illinois, and attended the first Re
publican Convention held in the State. This
was in Bloomington IN May, 1856. His
speech in that Convention was of surprising
power and eloquenee, and produced great eE
feet. In the contest of that year, Mr. LIN
coin was at the head Of the Illinois electoral
ticket, and labOred earnestly, though vainlg,
TO wrest the State from the grasp Of the pro
slavery Democracy, with the walking maga-
zine Of mischief" as Douglas has been sppro-
priately called at its head
We need not refer 10 the GREAT CAHPAIGS
Of 1853, 30 fresh is the recollection Of all
readers, farther than to subjcin the result Of
the vote on members of the Legislature, to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
RRPUBIioAN MASS CONVRNTION.


In The City Of Cleveland, on
Saturday, Juas eth a IL o'clock A. ~
The objects Of the Convention are to appoint
ffleen delegates 70 represent the County in the
State Convention 70 be holden at Columbus on
Hoineniev, {uas lsh, for the nomination Of q Re
pnblican State Ticket, and to ratify and endorse,
In a suitable manner, the Republican nominations
fsr President and Vice President 3aa $3.50
Distinguished champions Of the Republican
canse VIII be present and address the Convention,
and their names viii be duly announced.
u & expected that this will be a gathering
wOrtAy Of the Republicans Of Cuyahoga county,
and fitting commencement of victorious cam
paign
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-21
BlosraBllsaislsssh sr Mr.. IInsola.

Don't fail to read the brief biographical
Ekefeh Of ABRAHAM LHoorE we publish to-
day. Il hss the ring Of the true, seIEmads
man IN Il, and win remind Western pioneers
and their descendants Of log-eabin life, iis
u.ruggles and successes. Pass it 70 your
nsighbOrs. The history ofsuoh man 6 g
bright and shining example, for the young
IN humble lie. he has biusd the road ali
nay 5llow WITH present and future ad-
yantage. VI % ~
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Chicaso-WIEwam-IIos5ltuiIfy--Prs.a.


Chicago is truly Lake city to be proud
Of In buildings and business and city i'm
PrOvements generally, itisa marvel. Lake,
and other strees, can boast Of business blocks
equal IN size, architecture and beauty, to the
best Of the Atlantic cities, New York scarcely
excepted. The surprise Of strangers at the
growth and grandeur of Chicago was univer-
sal
The Republican Wigwam Is an immense
structure, arranged and finished in capital
style. The ornamentation is very appropri-
ate, and the ladies exhibited fine taste and
spirit in decorating the temple Of Liberty
The praise Of the generous and enterprising
men who planned and reared j, was on every
tongue. Without the Wigwam, the Republic
and tribes gathered 50 numerOusly in Council
would have been much incomm0ded. Its con-
5truCtiOn was happy thought n6bIy consani-