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DEATH ON THE oARs.-Mrs. Sarah Robinson,
sWOman whose friends live in Akron. died yester-
day morning on Ghee Of the Cleveland & Toledo
Read, while on her way home from Wisconsin,
She was far gone with consumption, but hoped to
get home 10 die. Her body vas forwarded to
Akron last night.
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SPIRITUAL LEcrURE.-Miss A. ". sprague,
(ffOm VsrmOnD inspiratiOnal POeteSs and speak
sr, whose wonderful medium powers have bssn
Witnessed at chspins Hall BY large and Intelligent
audiences, will lecture again at the same place, on
Sunday, 29th inst, at lO3 A. NJ, and u P. NJ.
Subject given BY the audience, If desired. Morn
ing free-eTsning lecture tickets, 10 cents.
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NOTIcE.-Bslls Life In London, Sporting Life
in London, wilkes spirit-sxtra, and Champion
Clipper, with fan reports of the great aght, can be
secured By calling at QuinlGn's News Depot, ia
Ontario street, or at bic News Stand in the We'd
dan and Angler houges.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

MARKEF sUPHRIHTsNDEEE.-Tn noticing the
seizure Of q lOt of unWhOlssOms veal dsy or two
ago, we Inadvertently spoke of ''W. G. stedmsn,
market Superintendent" We should have said
"W. 3. sanbOrn," he being the new supsrinten-
dank
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PROM COVINGTON.
CorrNerON, Ap


The Kentucky State Republican State Cons
ventiOn was held yesterday, Geo. D. Blakesley,
Chas. Hsndley, and w. D. Gallagher, delegates
ct large for Caicago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

"TEE Mil on TaE FLOss."-cObb Co., have
received the new novel BY the author Of "AdAm
Bsds," which We shah notice In our next. It Is
selling with astonishing raPidity At the East.
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FhOm NORFOLK.


NokEoLki va April %.
In The United States District Court yesterday.
the case Of Capt. Braley and The mate Of the mate
OF the British schooner Alice Rogers, for sttempt-
ing 70 set free negroes, The jmy was unable 10
agres. The vessel bad been i0rteited to The o. 3 .
aDd the cargo released to the oWnsrs.
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PROM OsWEGO.

OswEsO, April 2T.
The Grst feet Of sail vessels from Lake
Michigan arrived this morning, and the total
receipts Of gain for the day are 300, 900 bu
mostly corn. The amour. Of grain now sfoai
from upper lakes for this port, is nearly half
million bushels. A large amount Of corn
aIsO.aHOas for Buffalo, Kingston and 0gdens-
buFc
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PoLIoE CoUsT.-Jsmes Hughes was fined IS
and costs for assault upon a woman.
Robert Baldwin was fined $40 for disturbance.
Mary Anderson, Petis larceny was sent 10 jail
thirty days
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STEAMER RuRNRn


MEMPHIS Apnl ~.
Ths steamboat A. 7. Lacy, Capt Taylor, from s.
Louis for New 0rlsaua bui ned last night At the
foot Of asnd sixteen. The passengers and ocers
saved. seyen children pnd Of The are known
to be lost The boat and cargo total loss. The
iormsr valued at $4,000 and insured foe so 00O
The cargo valued a. sI2o000 aud uninsured The
books and papona Eers les.-
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WASHINGTON, April 81.
HOUSE.


Mr.. Curtis asked leave to offer resolution
directing the Secretary Of War to commun-
nicate to the Military Committee, g full plan
and schsdule of floating bettery, now in course
of construction in the vicinity Of New York
harboT, the amount Of money expended thereon,
and the estimate cost Of completing the same,
and that the Military Committee report such
changes as may be consistent with the public
interests.
Mr.. Curtis said it was time that the country
knew something about the battery, the peculiar
construction OF which had been kept perfect
secret.
Mr.. Houston said it was unusual to direct an
Executive officer to report to o COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Curtis explained that the reason for this
was that the Committee may reason, examine
and determine the propriety and construction
of Stevens Battery. If proper the work will
60 an. If anything was necessary to be kept
sOcret this could be done.
Mr. Houston through it we're better for him
to object to the resolution this morning.
The House went into Cammittee Of the
Whole on the state of the Union.
Adjourned.
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MUSICAL SOcIETY.-The Fourth End last con.
cert Of The Cleveland Musical Society at the Melo.
deon on Monday evening next.
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RROM NIRNTpuIS

MRMPHs, April II.
The cotton and other crops have been ser
iously injured by the frost. The river is now
stationary after q 10 feet rise.
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FIRR.

ST. LOUIS, April q.
The extensive paint shop Of the Paeias raToad two
cara 6fty cords OF wood and large quantity Of pant
were destroyed BY Gre this morning. Loss $4,000.
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cHANDLER has thls morning fns 10. OflObstsrS
hSlibus and shAd, frssh from the salt water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

Attempt to Mob the New
York Delegation.
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Mr.. Payne, Of Ohio, Makes a Powerful
Speech. ~
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Fose, ENswoRTH b Co.'s,
Cor. snnarior and Ganana niu

n g. Ruhlni, IT'S Superior St. has received
he Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities and Of cOurse win be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful aud well becoming hat or cap
20 cal on Mr.. Runinf
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TRAVRLBR's REGISTER.
NKW ADVKRTIsRmRNTs

Pslioa Rrusd-Fof chiosgo
inghsm BnSg-Nev BOokn.
Fasaie nroan-DWsiling for Rsna.
J. \. Cob Co.-NsW Booku,
AcsdsnF of EIusc -Bsseal ol Alf RJtinge.
Pror Cu,7uer-Eun Notioe.
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PLAN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
G-Plzih ornamental pfl.ing Of svorY description
dsns AZ tAs Pniiug Ellblirhsuf q the LAADER oos,
oa The lliss Improved and mos rapid siean PRESSES IN
the best style ahO uutoa, and ai ruasouhbs ratog
PaTcuar atlonton paid 20 blank work. Every desorp-
tOa Of Binding done, especially Blank Books LodgsTS
Jouraals. sales Books. Receiving Books, &C.. &c.
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MULTIPLYING.
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FIVE STATES THREATEN TO BOLT

DOUGLAS STOCK m sTATU QUO
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sATURDAY m0REIEG, AFRIB ., 1899

49, The Daily NornlnE Leader q Cor ssls 81
HsVlfu' ]. 8. ha.Inns nad Olmaied,s noHstspota
Al nssFs dsrcia 6 Wedtsll aud Angler Hotsla, aad
81 OnInlsnis f75 Ontario Street 1a. =
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CIPAIpTNQs pREPAnEn 81
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PRICE!
DISPATCH
ECONOMY!
ga srron NJ TIns slvu. NrHE." a

A. aeedsAfs sill happen, 5s regulated iss 1t
s VERY desirable to have some cheap and OOnvonisnt Way
ior repairing Furniture, Toys, CrOcksTy, 40,
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MTENsE EXCITEMFNT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

EBr PROVEssOR COwPER viii give his last
ChIdren'S sOires Of the season, NAY DAY OIL
EsRATIoN and ADuLT's BALI on Tuesday evening"
May Let, 1890. at ChApln's Hall. The Professor
presents bis compliments 70 ell who have taken
lessons Of him, and desires TO see them q Chnss'S
Music Hall on Saturday at Pm
Tickets can be obtained Al sheey's on and after
Saturday. 2sl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

MEDICAL RLEoTRIclTy.-Dr Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician IN the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one In possession Of
6attering testimonials from She most eminent Pro.
essors Of Electricity in the United States In refer
snes to professional skin in the use Of EectrcIsE
as curative agent; and tbe only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
OF the Brain, and other Chronic Dseaaes with uni.
form success. he will pay premium for the
proof that his success "a equslled By any treatment
that's now or ever was In the city OF Cleveland
Tor the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
lases cured ct his ONCE. No III Ontario street.
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NATIONAL DEmOoRATIo CONvENrION.
7IFTH pays PRocEEDlaos.
CHARLEsron 81 M

! FIFTH DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
CHARLESTON, 27,IIA.M.
The following is the platform just adopted
by the majority Of the Commit ee.
| RESOLVED, That the platform, adopted in Gin
clnnati be affirmed, with the following addi-
tional resolutions That the N ational Demoe.
racY Of the United States holl these cardinal
principles on the subject Of Slavery in the
Territories
lst. That Congress has no power to abolish
Slavery in the Territories.
I'd. That the Territorial LegisI atures have no
power 10 abolish slavery in the Territories, nor
prohibit the introduction of slavery therein,
nor any power to destroy it by ny legislation
whatever.
Resolved, That it is the duty of the Federal
Government to protect, when necessary, the
rights of persons or property on the high seas.
In the territories, or wherever its Constitutional
juri dictiOn extends.
This platform combines tiae resolution of
Messrs. Bayard, Of Dslawar.s, and Clark, of
Missouri. Il was adopted by Is to 10, but Mr..
CrOswell changed his vote from the affirmative
10 the negative, making the actual result II to
l5. Oregon and California voted with the
South. 1t is regarded as fatal blow to Doug.
las. The minority will report the Cincinnati
platform with general approval Of the deciss
ions of the Supreme Court, and an litigation
to return fugitive slaves.
1t is estimated that lsO votes will be cast
against the majority platform. The dele cations
from Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennes see are
divided.
Mr. Avery, although representing Is alsve States
and two free tes denied that any feeling of ton
allsm Influenced the majority
Mr.. Clark Of No., although he signed the maioa ity
report says be did not and WOud not vote for tie 50
resolution which is
Resolved That It is the duty Of the Federal Govern
mentO protect when necessary the rights Of persons
and property the high seas in the territories or
wherever else its constitutional authority extsnds
Mr.. Avery called attention to the fact that the ma
jOFty report represents l27 certain Democratic eIee
tora votes whilst the minority does not represent one
electoral vote that be claimed as certain He re
garded Squatter Sovereignty subyesive Of the rights
Of the South Congressional interference would be-
lie eassed 1t with ths Wilmot PrOvisO, being equally
snbVeusiVe Of Southern rights.
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sPALpINa,s PREPAREp QLur

nsos All such smerEuncios and hOuschsll can a5d
be without II. If always ready and up q The sticking
point ThoTO is ~ longer necessity for npng chais
Spihtsrod Asadoss doln and broken cradles. Il
s iur the article for cone ahsl and Othsr Ornamental
work. 90 peculiar with ladies' Of rehusmsnt and taste
This admirable preparation used cola bsins chemical
" held in solulOH, and rosIessing 1.-THE sHuAb qun
Of the beat cabinsmakeFa glue. Il may be used in The
place Of ordinary mucilhge being vastly adhesive
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-28

n Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrS, Napkin Rings, Labels. &C., &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foea, ENswORTH 4 Co.'S.
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FUN IN PROSPECT.
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SPALDING'a PREPARED GLUEI
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY STATIoNRRs.
sPALDiNGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS.
sPALEING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY HoUsE-FUREIsHNG sFoRES
sPALDINes PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDIEGs PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DKALERs
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY GRoCERS
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY c. sPALDING & CO..
"a Cedar street, New York.
Address POst-Ofaco box No. 1900.
Anasz'd is alpha s''SIl sI IT, oi articles vAsh
usefulness BY
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~ Paddock has the finest Four Dollar Hat to be
found in Cleveland, and he has Twenty Five Hun.
dred Shaker BOnnets which he willsell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going Of st the
sarna low ratea
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n For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
trd Snuff. 20 60 3 @. Diatz LIZ annarinr.at
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

gsee advertisement of Dr.. sanfOrds Liver
InYigorator.
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NO PLATFORM YET.
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" USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.

n. B.-A brush accompanies each bottle. Pnos, q cts
RAols'dla D0Oi. No. q Cedar STREET, Nee York,
Address. HENRY O. sPALDING q 90.
BOX No. 5000 NEW YORK.
Pat ~ for Dealers cntes oontnning four eight and
twelve dozona beautiful Lithograph sh0wcad aeeompa-
uYing each package.
- A single bottle eofSPALDiNG's OF PREPARED GLUE
vii save ter times ts annually 10 every hOusehold
Sold BY all prominent Atatonors Druggists, Hardware
aud Furniture Dealers, 0rocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make = note u SPALDTNGS
PhEPA RED GLUE, when making up their list IL will
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The ladies' Of Cleveland who are interested "
our Protestant Orphan Asylum are invited 70
spend Tuesday. The aSt day Of Nay. q that lnsti.
lation, ai vbloai time shsy win have an opportu-
nifty Of viewing 10 domestic arrangements, ana
assisting In the necessary sewing for the farnIsb-
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E1ascl cslisr, il.crpoo " ISui rici. u . v Scott
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and Yrs u rsIr' 4 H err, " ~ HGsrcy As
& Hiidins rtAdHloa o-sSssi o II sp.sis
SOUTHAMPTON, H,vrz Axn iA1acas ste lisp saxpaia-
Capt Binder ba,deiphia; Eras,. rneianler u lie.
Ioi morrison - Lows wm W POWER Geosra: uils
Ns'i sS% 1:r N WE eS D. ONO Aas V ws,.
- Louis; Phlpp s..rk Me. r.rolns sark Brsklyn;
York Trsule, :, ioai, ,olSe ,-rseii yonscr.; J,h
Carl M sspA .raa Xxi shpp ssa Fsa ' c., S
New YORK Alfred fures, yonkers; Zen R-rart hiv an
9 asn rf, % ss s Ss o EN- n, ,e ss,n
s s s ss% Sc rs. s 80, h rs SS 81
bert schweier; John Fest cn cansi Al ,s, Coarcer.
crspI kSssrd JaeoS aerser' Ssv York; VIA Der.
rclsSe Jaus shabss New Yor ana ossrs IN Storage
Total, lie Specs sS5ato1
!. 5o g". JONI.
Ilsvanas NJ and NJ v u Ross nr.s ebl,rsn ara ,so
wr s NJ rc s s% so Sssry ss
W Jane: ev % Nj FT, ~ p3 F1ss NT
iendersn ireland; Mr. aud Nr. css. cr.s Atlantis "a; Me-
WI. st I'd Ar.s children eS NJ AMI srs ssu ss Hisssa
Nr Joyce ard ohid, Nassau smith, RIO Jaasro, and v
culsFsros Steamship jas Adscr 5 Dean ami Lady,
Co. wi9i hrpir' s. css-n e,ss
suker, uco l. Thunss no-tn Neum,rn. q Heinlrnsn,
Richard, n u Tim. Tim Mr. shtm. J 3ormsn. n W
Kirsmsn Miss senserg. Chas ssSei 4 Lock wopi,
Misses torkwoNf u Greenfield ID fIibsc, Br~mar T.
ies aas lady. Miss Terr3ie ~ss Csnadi YIN OTIS
Montit spnnger II Rosh ieiy, two chiren a,i infant
VIM y kavfn teh. j ID Never Nr nsva Ner-a, w rnx II
Marin. Canr, Rpst Wake. rhos smith whsis,. MI.
ler Mrs na AMI child Ino 8lesi'. Sem FoSer-sni - "
the Scersre.
FoR sty,vStf-ss anship star 90 ths s1lih--T FrVk.
= 80, ,s :, y, s.,,,.,s n r. s,,s Ne. . s,e',- IN,
rtfu 3. = flh a. " e. siins I'M tr3is fn1 Nsvc,
~ srnwa. Il Fowler, James C'l'.er 4 Waiiet-
h q s.Ss-A.A
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Percmptory Manda mus A N INIT the Conn
missioners of Il migration.
SUPREME corRT-sPEcrAL TERN.
Defnre Hon. Lutan Ienrart-


ArcrsI 10 The People al ne relation Of Jas n JsVm.
w. ne cdr,missioners Of E~ica,ion This was an app
cation fer mandamus for the paymeu, OF The salary o.
TIC rca:or ply stefan Of the Marine Hospital 10 which
be claimed 10 be legally appointed, and commenced his
du,ies the lat Of May 1852 at 50 coo per anna The
Court gratcd aterna, msndauus TO which the de-
ndans made their re,urp setting forth that by OF
the legislature the duties 10 which the defendant was
pointed had devolvej upon other officers.
Judge Leonard delivered lengthy opinion In which he
eirives at the following eonclusions-T and myself
bro-gi freesiaby 10 the conclusion that the pow
and duties Of the office OF physician 10 the Marine Hos.
piia and OF the officer holding this Office are full force
c,ct aud that they have been abolished by i'm
plcstion otherwise Tho return alleges that The
a'nr has had charge control at Quarantine ston,
end has performed no duty since the Temporary scccnno
DAFT ms provided. IL may be that The reiator has
suljcccd hnscf To an imp achment or has become The
subject for the proper excrc ~ the power o. removal
wbic the contrary the re,sn be true and the
laor have committed fauI, or neglect o. suy. Ifths
ccc or fault Of the reitcr worked forfeiture OF ssla
this application. has not been so alleged on the return
ahd docs not offer the proper issuc II rs not alleged that
the restor has nceiccied or refused to rform bis pre-
ibc duties II may be that he hes been prevented by
without fault hts part No olnsir
IS presumed 70 be guilty OF breach OF city.
Certainty W every lat ut IL requisite chsrg
irg him With such breach. THIS allegation of
the is therefore considered bar 10
the rea,ors claim IL s also held that IN, reIa,or has
mistaken bic remedy. That VI anything u due W MIN Cor
saary, II n debt for which he bring hs action
against the Commissioners, aud recover Tue Commits.
soncrs have property subject to levy sale
execution. They authorized 10 collect certain
duty calcd communication money" which they are re-
qulrcd by Law deposit with the Chamberlain Of the
city of New York These collections constuts fund
rom which the expenses OF the Quarantine station
he betrayed including the salaries Of officers and
For expenses the Commissioners authorized 10
ugaw upon the funds paid 81 the Chamberlain iudg.
nicnt and execution against tbcn, as COMMISSIONERS,
vcssd not compel them 70 draw for the amount The
Pas ent Of the salary Of the rtlatcr IL duty which the
w requires the Commissioners 10 perform II IS not
conceive. debt Cor witch they BE- charged IN their
enc al capacity By acton IL Abbot r. X go Adriaace
The Supervisory Tue matters arcei the reirrr
DO net constitute any bar TO The claim ri toe rcstor
The application Tor pcrcmriory ma.tanas must be
..14s.4.
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Drr ~ NEw ORLEANS Two gentlemen az the second
dwuct says the Pcayrfns Of the 18th inst Ncssrs "
casoert and = MsjoDy, went to tie Oass on GENTLY
roan, yesterday afternoon, accompanied each by Two
friends for the purpose OF sctli5u an aaair Of honor
Ine weapons were small swords (coiicAsmd'des, .ns
comoa. was long and spirited AT the hfth pass VOC ~
netsres made double sfroke-or, as the rrcncn -
~ coup feuTt"Mr. Maolly getting slightly s
70 tne right groin, whilst his sword passes S
VT Gaiaoerts right arm, and pcnetr,tms w .s.
Inc wound Is most painful one and NJ "A"'e'' S'
70 be In critical condition.
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RIcrsoyr, &c-S,ea N shp Yorktown-Geo n Homan, n
Solomon, q W Arnold and lady; u l. Wood. Sterus
Conckiin, Geo Waite, Potter AMI lady " Co-win,
Handler. Mtnhasher. p Cushmsu. y " Van Lew aid
child " Spence. Miss Stanley Mr. Pinkham and son;
Dsshell and daughter Derslov n Anderson, S,s
fer and Hirsh. lady and dtrshtsr Serr lady md
daughter Mas Motley Miss SUNDERLAND Mr. Field and dau III
ter, II Pcisrs Roach. Hard xicke ID Comfor', Mr.
Morton. Mrs Bele aui too children; Carr aud lady Ri
chardscu. Banks Mss smith, AMI IN the steerage.
oiascowshis John ryfe-rohn W WRIGHT, lady and four
children q Scotland.
CiVpAp BotvlE-s .hr Nart.-irenr- r,,r,l :, y pr-.
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Died. In HiiredelI Conn. July 20, Nrs' VasRfTT
Hawrxr, IN the fco,h year Of her sac. Shs rns 80
daughter Of Daniel and Sarah Jrfson or sTsuord nd
was borr nr~r.bcr 10 1re0 she married o. Ils.s
Havlev OF Riyrasld grandson y Rev Thomas Haviey
the ars pss'or of,hs chrreh 81 tna rSs.
L. q. lfss
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my memory. thank you warmly for an address which,
80 short can be my In this place 10 at once vel
come and farewell Ny journey this day through your
beautiful country has impressed me with an Additional
sense of the great destiny which awaits these Ian
heartily wish and 20 the settlers whom
have pas ed and speedy and pro iucye deveiopement
NJ the vast mineral wealth which lies beneath and around
you. ,,.,.......,..o ., ,..,,a
ship Hero for Charo tetoNn, where he VIII ar
rive about noon 10 morrow.
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Naval Intelligence,


The United States steam frigate sasquohsnni will 90
into commission 10 day. She will be the flagship Of the
Mediter ranean squadron.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

DAIs.-l.ast Thursday was .Joylal
day with number Of our Citizens
The Concordia Society celebrated their
anniversary in the large hall Of the
Union Hotel, and we are informed ev-
cry thing passed off pleasantly,
Mr. Opel had a Ball at his house
AMI plcutv Of good eating. They
'sdanced all night till broad daylight
and went home with the gals in ihS
morning" A number OF the fair ses
from Petersburg graced the dance a
Opcl's with their presence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-28

rs hereby given hot he undersigned vii
amy for license az the Dec term, 1850,
~ the Dubois County Commissioners, under
,he proyi-ions ~ an act entilod. IAN ac'
rs regulate and license the sale OF sprituous
vipcus, nall and other intoxicating liquors
The plsce ii ssle win be upon the premises
occupied ~ him, the precise location O
which l. asfullaws: Lot formerly occupied
nv Joseph F-ho-, o. the north east s'ds q
tie public square. in'he town OF Poftersviiii
Rn.his. Il township Dubois county. Ind
The citiz,ns ~ said township will take
due notice thereof
nov II ls6OF JOSEPH MEi I'm.