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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-03-14
NOTICE.

4 Ill Persons indebted to me either by
~ Note "r Account are requested TO come
forward and give me the money, as it is out
OF my power 10 extend indulgence to any
one. J. T.. CURETON.
Jan. II. 1860. 4Stf
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Perfection of Scientific Ar
ra%gemcnt and Mechanical
Simplicity.
Is ATTAINED by THE
GROVER g. BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE co.
IN THEIR IMPROVED
Noiseless Machines.
HASSELTINE & MASSEY.

they have the following advantages
over all others They have no pads TO
keep in order Ro b"bbin. to wind no
tanging or waste Of thread no oiling the
thread or work; no tool chest stocked
with wrenche~, pliers, pckers, leather &c,
&C..
The directions are simple easily UNDER
stood, and easily explained by the ins,ruc-
tors Ther" IS no taking apart cleaning or
rolling. They require about ten drops Of
oil per day, when in constant use. They
make no more noise than common clock
even "hcn making Fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. Tnry run easy--a child ten
wears Old can work them to full speed
They run fast or slow without any danger
Of altering the length or ,ightness of the
stitch. They will Hem. Fill, Gather, Bind,
Stitch and Embroider, in so superior q
manner that we challenge comparison.-
The same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
as the most elastic fabric. and will not
break in washing or ironing. The same
Mrchinr runs silk, linen thread and COM
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, ana therefore stron-
ger than nny other high or lou priced Ma
CLINE. That they are superior to all others
is evident from the fact Of there having
been thirty thousand machines made and
sold, in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which is the best maker, but which
of tn" numerous patterns of GROVER g.
BAKER shalt | taxi.
PRICE, $50 to Sl30,
II. w. X IN S NJ AN,
Agent for the sale of these Celebrated
Machines,
249 King-Street.
ID HASEiTON, Manager.
November l6 If.
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DIR. DAVIS
DEATH ON RATS AND reaches.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed to be the safe and effective
the destruction Of these troublesome yermin.
BE sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE:
SfRofR there many spurious articles offered for sale
For sale by J. WRIGHT & CO,
jail 6m6W q and I5I Chartrcs street
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DIR. osGooD,s INDIA cHoLAGoGUE

DIR. OsGO0D's INDIA cE4oLAGOGUE
G@ 3ss. -ouREs-
Fever and Ague Chlls and Fever Dumb Aae Intermittent
and Remritteut Fevers Liver Complaint Jaundice En-
largement of the Liver, Enlargement Of tho
Spleen, and all The various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invaluable medicine prepared extensive
practice of several years bilious climate never known
fail curing Fever and Ague any of the diseases
named.
Those who suffering from affections of this kind also
those who have become nvads from their upon
stuton, will find the INDIA CHOLAGOGuEa inyau-
able remedy purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects of bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Ghoagogue in Graduating bile
the human system only explain its extraordinary agency
the speedy thorough and permanent and Ague
and the various grades of intermittent ernittent eyers
has tested In thousands of cases. pronounced by
all who have used it. of the greatest Fever aud Ague
remedies exant.
Be and ask for Dr. osGooD's INDIA GHoLAGoGUE,
there many counerfeits offered for sale.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at propreors
prices, by
j. WRIGHT CO., a@
q and ISL Ghartres street
General Agents.
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J. WRIGHT & co.


MEDICAL. .....NIEDICAL..... MEDICAL.
WINER'S CANADIAN T.ERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This is the only remedy against Worms in the
ame-thngs that fatal and destructive Children
Save the Children.
Let mothers be timely warned allow
derers remain in the systems of their offspring Remember
that
WINER'S CANADIAN yERMIFUGE
will at once and for Danish the reptiles young
be saved. Think Of This.
Colorel fasser of Mississippi in letter W. vesey ESQ.,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds
on the value OF this medicine his family NV expe
rienee has convinced that in the experiment have made
with Winers Canadian Vermifuge is due suffering human
y well to the manufacturer the medicine to make
public the result Of MY observations.
dsignedl W. H. vASSER.i
Tho Vermfuge is for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.
n and Isl Chartres street,
Sole Propretcss.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
NDERsON y BLESSINGS
VIEW AND sUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC d DAeuERREorYpE
DON,
Ne. 81 Camp street.
| CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
| NEW ORLEANS,
loPPosIrE THE p1oAYusR OFFICE
We beg leave inform numerous patrons and the nnb
M 1874 Canal stree. to the above
named commodious building which we have fitted and fur
nished in suitable style, with the
Largest sky-Light In the city,
| LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public,
SPLENDID PARLoR AND BREssING-RooM,
| Exclusively for Ladies', and
A LARGE STUDIO for our Painters
Together with all necessary rooms and ccnvenncss for
| the execution of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
miniatures and Portraits known to the art
TEE sMALzEsT 1ocKEr
10
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN on.
| PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Size made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting Cards by the hundred
PHOTOGRAPHS, all intermediate sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHS all sizes, untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in on Colors
| PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Water Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Pastel Colors
| PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in. India Ink
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied from old Daguerreoypes, Ambro.
types, Paintings Drawings etc. finished in any style
\ PHOTOGRAPHS taken in Groups Of Families
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings in any part of the city
DAGuERREoTYPEs taken in all their beauty and perfec
deceased
of the city.
AMBReTYPEs taken and improved plan upon ra.,
te plates, thereby obviaing the danger of breaking
AMBRoTYPEs transferred Paper or Leather letter Size
for mailing
ANY. EVERY AND ALL STYLES
Miniatures and Portraits,
Too numerous tie enunerste hsre.
Gallery open visitors the entire year Sundays en-.
eepted)
Prices as low as any similar establishment in the city,
Perfect satisfaction given In all cases, charge
None but the Artists employed at this establishment
and the public may safely give trial
Constantly on hand
THE LARGE AssoRTM EHT
Of
Fancy Cases. Frames. etc.
GOLD LocKEas PINS AND TRINKErs
ANDERSON BLESSING,
No. 81 Camp street,
Corner Commercial Place, New Orleans.
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Bill GEIsaas aaiIu GtfstsIt.
SATURDAY MOANING. JANUARY il, lsao.


T7Mi0f Msssng 0sa Personal Liberty Esius--a
nv Sosdgt Senate Blu q pisest7ue Ae Peace Of
<le u5sioss- "A Ktuak Re5ssblic0,s idod Of d Moral
ysgsssxV Ill HsH losgse4 Nofice b fEe Past GDfee
fke5jl1rs Srson Duuiss z1nsy BIZ The
D,E1yzsa III H0e3linqko,,- Researches Of a Modern
lsti6k basab " Washington.
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REAL sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
yANDEv EER,s
INDICATED GIN or GENUINE seHELDAH seHaAPPs.
A pure article Of Holland Gin,
A wholesome beverage, and invaluable FAMILY aEDI
CINE, particularly beneficial all cases Of
DYsEsTERY,
DYSPEPSIA,
DIARRHEA #
RHEUMATISM,
GOVT,
FEvERs
It highly recommended by many eminent plys
throughout the States agreeable alter
alive admitted eectualy the Urinary
Organs etc., peculiarly adapted females and
children.
other article has been offered that Justly entitled to
the name Of the
Real scheidam schnapps,
public purchase but tho genuine article
called
VANDEVEER's INDICATED GIN;
Real Scheidam Schnapps.
Each bottle will the signature proprietor
other il genuine without it.
For New Orleans wholesale retail proprietors
prices by
"A and Isl Ghaitres street.
DIR. wRIGHTs
CELEBRATED REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
Prepared
On the sctest Principles by abest
Chemists of the age, for the of .5
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
Imbecity,
Determination of Blood TO the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria
General Irritabity,
Restiessness and
sleeplessness at Night,
Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia,
Emacaton,
Low Spirits,
Reorganization Of the
Organs of Generation
Palpitation of. the Heart
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO..
81 and Isl Chartres street.
"..4@" Sole Proprietors
DIR. DAVIS
COMPOUND Syrup OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under It's influence dangerous cough removed spit
blood is prevented the breathing rendered
easy and the unfortunate sufferer restored from
condition of Consumption healthy comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and Retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO., 49,
q and l5l Charities street
Sole agents for the South.
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r. STRINGER & co.

n. STRINGER 4, rn
~
FASHION Bile l.. THING
as. .Cnn,p street. as
TAIL d e A L q II 8
Every Description and Quality.
-, :. !. 49,.
+. ,.,.,s.r 49,.
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The Board of Trustees have resolved pay
per cent in cash all the outstanding certificates
the holders thereof Legal on and after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proaimo, -
Also TO declare dividend Of FORTY PER CENT 90 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums Of the Company the
ending the Both june 1859 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the FIRST day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reseryng Million Of Dol
lars of Profits all the Outstanding certificates Profits OF the
issue Of the 1885, be redeemed after the Second
Monday in August prexmo, well to pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates of Profits Of The issue 1851
after the 10Th Of September thereon cease from
Sfh June alt.
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mere Is one thiug a drunken man can tdo-frive
suky without getting his legs mixed up With the
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a SPY N THE fAMILY.-oome time ago there
was an association formed in Paris under the title
of S0ciete pour fare iStiore les Md'is.'t The
name sufficiently explains the objects Of the So
ciety and the character of the persons who would
probably be Its associates. Competent agents
were chosen and it Is said nothing escaped their
vigilance. 1t was in vain that French husband
came back 10 his apartments in the evening" pre-
pared to account for a laborious and well-apent
day. He was met in his salon by his wife, calm as
Destiny and well Informed as the Council of Three
tie was suffered for time, or rather invited and
led on TO expatate in his little circle of ingenious
ms. was not until his powers of fiction were
AMY exhausted that the inexorabe partner of his
destines put down her crochet work, looked him
full IN the face with hard stony glance and said
8 Heds. 4ddolpe how have you passed your day y;
q st ce q,ie je rails texq,te 81 Every particular
4 Of the manner IN which his time had been snent
during his absence from the guardianship Of the
loving eye then deliberately related to that As
4 tonished and Immoral Ffenchman
he haa not peen at the Bourse; he had not been
70 meet his Bordeaux correspondent about that
| parcel Of wines he had not unfortunately wasted
if wasted ~ could be called-~a part III the pre
eions working hours Of the day at the Bureau de
Rientaisanee, q be hypecrtieally pretended Oh!
no; his time had been wasted quifn in another
| way slip of paper was produced from the work.
box, frem which the smallest details of his mis-
spent day were reconnted in order 70 the treacher-
i Gus culprit Il case was decided an Sati,raax,
| last, By Sin CressweIl Gresswell It is that n
& Sopwith u.s. Sopwith,H which is an excellent ex.
ample of tile mischief which arises from the en-.
| pIoyment of professional spies in domestic life,
more especially when the emoluments of the SOY
depend upon the extent and importance of the dis
coycries. Should the practice Of spydom become
universal, farewell to all domestic confidence and
happiness. The wife or husband, as the case may
be- win take measures to sci the others vigilance
1t defiance, and it will be strange, indeed if coca
sion does not come to those who are ever on the
watch for 1T The country may we'll be grateful
% Sir Gresswell cressweil for having struck de-
eisiye blow at this wicked practice before it be-
GENES hardened into system. lEondon Times.
There Is one thiug a drunken man cam dos-sirive
salky without getting his les mixed IN with the
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homo certainty. We don't care what Is
adopted. II the legislature cnacts that the
course Of proceeding in Minnesota shall be
as i "or, is In New York, 50 far as such
may be locally applicable, that will
be satisfactory. II they say itshall be like
that adopted in Massachusetts, in 1853, then,
in either case We shall have codes and books
Of practice and decisions of Courts Of com.
petent ability to settle the course Of proceed.
ings. Until reform Of some kind docs
take place, complaints will go up, long and
bitter against the code as it is, while the peo-
pie must foot the bill. Certainty is all We
want.
1.-THE code just adopted in the House &C.
complishes these objects it should pass. We
neither have the time nor the inclination to
follow the subject further, but Ne must say
that evils exis: and it the proposed system
remedies them, the Senate must either dis
regard the popular wish, aud retain an odious
system. or givethe form Of law to remedy.
Our great objections could perhaps b obvia-
ted by single section. &.. ...s5
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ITEMS.

THE Spanish warm Africa is bccom
ng unpopular Il home. It has already
cost over {, 900 lives and fifty millions
Of francs, without being anywhere
near IN end, and latte.ly the Moors
ere gaming upon the Spanish troops
Avulgar, clustering man, attempt.
ing to push past John Wesley, cried
ont, SSir, tnever make way for fsol. ~
II always d." replied Wesley, step
piHg aside and calmly passing on" .tlt
Al alate ball at The Tuilerics, Paris, Il
~as ran>>-L..l chat several ladies'
among them the Princess de MErr.
KRxlcii, Princess lluRAr, aud Nine,
AaNAaqDo, appeared witl,v,,t aerinoline,
and with dresses father short III the
waist, somewhat in the style of those
OF the trst Empire. 81 has 5a:a d4,ed l.
WHr1 you receive note from yo ~,
lady. love. and kiss i, (as, OF. course,
yoa are expected to dol whyi ia it like
the nightmare? 7a Because it il the
ink,yo's.buss- (incubu..) -aamou eaa q
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speaking Of the defeat Of NJ. Hun
,tes's amendment abol;shins the frankins
privilege. by the Black Republican party in
The house. the Jou'na' says: 1T has been
ioiled very properly. The house, by nearly
fifty majority, has indicated its rights"-
Il II thus that The sectional,sts, while at
tempting to hold the administration to their
shlss charges OF extravagances, betray them
selves. In defeating . measure which
would save 70 the postal service nearly two
millions Of dollars annually, now worse than
sqsemaszea in circulating their Helper trash
through tho public mails, they show them
selves up in their true collars. It is to be
hoped that thu Senate will insist on its
amendment. The expenses Of tho postofice
department are now some seven or eigh,
millions greater than its receipts, and Mr.
Hunters measure is absolutely necessary to
ensure such reduction ~ the tax. payino
votsrs Of the cousry deman and will haye.-
Bossn Pcs. aaro Ms al vH ysis
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LEGAL NO1slcE,S.

MORTGAGE SALE RI ~
~ Whereas. default has been made ii ,hIe
conditions Of . certain, mortgage, wherein u
Boyce is mortgage. bearing date the EST d.r
Of October. a. D. 1857. and recorded in the Of.
fec of Register Of Deeds Of Goodhne county On
the 18th day of November, A. D. 1887. A. 10
O'Clock 4. y: in Book 8 II Of Deede, pages GO
and $50, whereby said mortgaeor did bargain.
SCI, grnnt and convey unto the said Henry W,
uated in the county Of Goodhuc. in the fthen1
Territory now STATED Of Ninassota, known
and described Is follows, viz: 'ssThe north-
west quarter of section number nineteen ii01
IN township number ono hundred and e.. ItlO1
Of OF range sixteen ti6], containing one hundred
5e-1oo] acres, according to the United states
government survey thereof to secure the nav
ment by the said Jared Van Sslep to the said
koyce, his heirs, executors or assigns, Of the
sum OF one hundred dollars. in two yesrs from
tne date tnereof, with interest ct the fate two
OF certain promissory note 81 even date there-
with, and which said mortgage was duly as
signed by the said Boyce unto Hugh " srren.
OF Ramsey county and State Of Minnesota, on
the 26th day q January 4. D. 1860, and duly
recorded in the office Of Register Of Deeds
aforesaid io on the 2eth day Of Ja6uary,- A. D..
1860, at one o'clock P. \. Of said day, in Book
2. N; Z. page $50 and upon which said mort
gage there IL now claimed to be due, and 10 &C.
tually due the sum Of o:.e hundred and -fortv
'elght -! dollars, with interest from the 2sth
day OF October, AID. 1859, at the rate of = per
law OF otherwise having been had 20 recover
me debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof. Now, therefore. notice Il hereby ~:
en- that in pursuance and by virtue Of Z power
OF sale IN said mortgage contained, and Of tn
s sU!I IN sucn case made and provided, the
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MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS FOR
@#Gh lH5E SEWARD. f!aH aHA j&@e


The late Republican, State Convention
gave expressions to the almost unanimous
voice Of the Republican party in this State,
by instructing their delegates to go for Sen.
ator Seward, as candidate for President
He stands squarely the representative Of
principles. His '.irrepressibe
conflict" doctrine is I bold and honest avowal
Of the sectional procliv:ties Of that party in
our State, and we desire his nomination by
that party. go i'''. to5 ~ -,
II the slave codeites pravail in our ranks.
they too should have . proper candidate.
and then let extreme meet extreme. In
that event, = triumphing conservative and
Union party will spring up on the MIND,
your-own business popular, sovereignty doc,
trine Of Senator Douglas. that will sweep
extremes out Of existence, and the country
will in future hear no more Of sectional par.
ties. Union and fraternity viii succeed this
mad sect on.l .git.tion, and the rights of,the
white man will become, politically, quite, 8
important . the rights Of the black man. s q
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Two GIRLS RESCUED raox AUSTRALIAN
SAvAoEs.-rhe Sydney Herald gives an
account II tho rescue Of two European girls
from Frazer Island. believed to be the only
survivors out Of all the passengers Of the
wrecked ship Sea Belle. They were taken
from the natives Of the island on the 22d
Of Octol,er-were found six niles inland -
The Herald says 1.-THE girls appear to be
about the respective ages Of fifteen and six
ysass their appearance is heart-rending ;
thsir bodies, emaeiated from long suffering
and exposure to the weather. are covered
with 4 coating Of hair; the skin, stained by
sheir tormentors 70 assimilatc with their
own, has become spotted and wrinkled, %
II from old ago; the nose has been fattened
BY foros, the limbs distorted, and the vacant
stare Of idiotcy has lcte these poor creatures
scarcely in appearance human. and, although
enabled gradually to recognize such things
- they must have been in the habit Of see
ing hourly before they fell into the hands Of
tho natives, their acquaintance with their
another tongue is, IS yet, apparently quite
gone" Other Europeans are believed to be
prisoners a the blacks on Frazer Island.
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+u'A bloody aatay occurred 1t Port Even,
Ulster County on Saturday afternoon the
u1th Inst. Three young men from Esopus,
haven taken sail in an iec.boat, fastened
,their boat tothe dock ct Port Even, and
left for awhils, Three other young men
took her and Gaild about when one Of the
6rse party, named R11zEA's returned and
threatsned 70 drive them out. One Of the
men stabbed D him MORALLY. RILzEA's
heother and friend came to tho scene, and
in The melee which followed the latter was
flightSilly wounded. H1RAx R1LzEA then
shot one Of the men, and started for ION.
dout where hs gave himself up to the aathor
tiles. He was badly hurt. The ether names
ayo unknown Ift ~. p ns3z
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HHOkT}AfEG SALE. 4-ls- ~
lu Default having been made in the condi-
and delivered by George w. Campbell, and
Loretta E. Campbell, his wife, Of Gpodhue
county, State Of Minnesota, TO John w. ,Luce.
Of the came county and State, which mortgage
deed bears date the 18th day Of July, 4. D.
1855, and was duly recorded in the Office Of
the Register of Deeds for said Goodhue copn-
July, \, p. 1859, at five O'Clock ?. H. in Book I,
from said George w. Campbell and Loretts +.
Campbell, his wife, to said John W. Luce, In
fee; (sub)ect to defeasance) the following Hes
eribed premises situate, lying and beng in
Goodhue county, State Of Minnesota, as fol
lows, to wit: The southwest qinrtcr4 Of -
ton thirty }, in township one hundred and
twelve Ql2), north Of range thirteen (1s) west
containing lone hundred and fifty four and
28-lOO acres, according 20 the government sur
vey thereof. Said mortgage vas made to Sc
cure The payment Of the promissotJ note u
y aoees e psvt Sa
a., ,. ID , the first
the rate of, two and svne half per cent. per
month until paid. And no suitor. proceedings
at1sw Or other Wise having been Instituted fo
recover. said sdeht 90 secured 3by said mortgage
deed, ss aforesaid, OF any part thereof, and
mortgage at the date of this notice the sum 81
one hundred and seventy-four dollars and
fifty. nine cents (4174,59) II G u 7
Now therefore notice, 10 hereby given, that
IN ptFsuance r0l the pswelr Of sale in.ssaid
contained and st the statute In such
case made and previdsd,. TIE said mortgased
premises will be offered for sale ut public auc-
ton, on the 10Th day Of Asrch,, A.. p 1850, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, in front, Of the
Court House, in the city of. Red Wing, il said
county Of Goodhue, to SATISFY the amount then
due on said mortgage and sths n6te occurred
thereby tofdhsr With TIL costs ahdisxp}iSe5
cf such sale, @ allowed BY glsw..-,Dated. Red
Wing, FebruSfys8th, 1850. s-g Ii -
JOHN w. LUCE,
p. SANDBoKD, Esss sHs0 9liMortcakeept,uj
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HARTFORD Feb. 15.-The Democratic
State Convention assembled in this city to-
day. It was the largest and most ent!. usi.
astic State Convention ever held in Conn.,
Gen. Phelps, Of Colbrook, Was chosen Pre-
sident. He remarked, on taking the Chat,
that he never seen SO universal and deter.
mined a feeling amongst the Democrats, o
Conn.,, as now, TO achieve triumph in Abrilf
An informal ballot was then taken, with
the following result:
Thos,S Ssymone 226: 5Jas:aT T. Pratt 1856
Henry G. Denning II scattering S.
The convention then adjourned till two
O'CLOCK. s.slak - .s.x = e.ssas rz.r.,,E