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CHARLESTON CONVEN-
TION.
ADJOURNED TO BALTIMORE
WITHOUT 4 NOMINATION.

From passengers on this mornings boat,
we have the intelligence that notwithstand-
ing the secession Of the Southern delegates,
the want Of harmony in the rump portion
Of the Convention continued to the end.
The friends Of DOUGLAS did not even
compose two.thirds Of the delegates that
remained in session, and the opposition to
him was so vehement and determined, that
a nomination at all at the present time was
out Of the question.
At this stage Of the affair, the Ccnven-
ton adjourned, to meet again at Baltimore
on the 9th of June. We have received
no papers or dispatches giving fuller par
ticulars concerning the change, and cannot
therefore give the vote upon the measure.
And thus ends the Charleston Conven-
ton !-Minncsotion d Times.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, STEARNS COUN-
COURT, 4Tu JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
: &:
Frederick D Allen,
Charles Admitting,
Jonathan A. Lane and
Nehemiah Washburne
against
John N. Mason,
Jane T.. Mason and
J. E. West.
. To the above named defendants,
In the name of the State of Minnesota You
arc hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint i'll this action, which is now on
file in the office of the Clerk Of said Court, ut
St Cloud, in said county, and to serve copy
of your answer to the said complaint, on the
subscribers, ut their Office in Stanchtield's
Block, in the City Of st Anthony, County Of
Hennepin and State Of Minnesota, within twen-
ty days after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day Of such service; and if you fail to an
swer the said complaint within the'time af.re-
said, tho plaintiffs in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. ..~s
ma7loev Plaintiff Attorneys
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IMM1GRAr1oN.-We are daily observing
announcements in the press Of this State Of
the arrivals Of immigrants. THIS is not
confined to any one locality, but is gener-
al all over the State. The counties Of
Meeker, Renville and Mcleod have, we
are told, received large accessions to their
Observation-Disclosures Democrat,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-05-10
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, SHRUBS. PLAHTsl FLOWERS

4 sAGENT for the GROVELAND AND sr.
n PAUL GARDENS AND NURSERIES,.
shall run an Express from the Boats to tie
Gardens Oand al orders received from the Up.
per Mississippi will be filed and sent BY re-
turn boat, at the lowest wholesale prices 1t tho
Gardens. and no extra charges. s-a
They have large amount Of Bedding Plants
in pots, from $1.50to $3.50 per dozen, swh;sh
can be boxed and clipped with safety Al
orders promptly filled, also, for any other ar;i-
cles of merchandise which this NJ .rket Sa5fds.s
may3-et =, l.. W: STRATToN.;
St. Anthony, MINI, april 9th, 1850.
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Charleston Convention.

We give in another column report that
this assemblago has actually broken up
without making neutrality-suspicious.
to meet at Baltimore on the 9Th Of June.
If this be true, and the account appears
authentic, one Of two things is certain, CT
Their the Slave Power has reached that
last stage Of madness which prccedes dis
truction-as "Whom the Gods intend to
distrey, they FIRST make mad" or they are
"playing possum" to the end.
1t is long time since We have believed
that there was any reality in the apparent
quarrel between Douglas and the South.
All the marchings and counter mazchings
have much more resemblcd sham battle,
than fight where ball cartridges were to
be used. Striking him of the Territorial
Committee, turning his friends out of of.
fee and saying hard things of him, were
the best possible means to awaken the
-ympathies Of Northern Democrats, and
make him appear as the friend of free Ia
Tor, when in fact all his interests aud in
stincts are in favor Of Slavery. Himselfa
large Stakeholder, living on the unpaid
toll Of poor men and women, he cares no
more than any other Stakeholder, for the
interests Of the laborer. His exposition
Of Squatter Sovereignty establishes Slavery
in every Territory and State in the Union
by force Of the Constitution and interpre-
tation Of the Supreme Court; and what
more do the Slave drivers want?
They pretend to demand the interven-
ton Of Congress to protect Slavery in the
Territories; but unless they have reached
that last stage Of madness, this is all pre-
tense. Like merchant asking three r,i-
ccs for his goods that he may be able to
take less, as special favor to each GUS
TONER, they pretend to require this inter-
veutiou of Congress that they may have
something on which they can appear to
compromise, while in reality they shall Sc
cure all they expect ,ordesire.
They IRE: certainly sharp enough to see
that they cannot carry one free State un-
less they can succeed in manufacturing
Douglas into hero and a martyr To eff:
feet this, it is quite probable they will
have him. nominated by the Northern
States; on platform which will look like
preserving the Territories 10 ffeemen, and
to t"ma ke believe" will nominate somebody
else on another platform, for the Southern
States, with perfect understanding that
these two candidates, like brace Of law
ye1s, OF a pair Of scissors, will only cut
what comes between them; and that in
the Electoral College, the electors shall
unite on one man. Or when they meet
in Baltimore, they will pretend, as above
intimated, to have s'come down" in their
pricc-take man and platform that is all
they will require, while theNorthern States
be made believe they have got bargain
platform, principles; and Federal Offices
"cheap as dirt"
1f.one Of these plans is not in the wind,
all the Republicans will have to do will be
to 80 up and possess the land.
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s@- The Republicans will combine with
the Peoples Party in Delaware 1t the err
suing State election, fol: which che Peopl,t
Party will elect in November 4 Chicago
nominee electoral ticket. - The Repuhli.
can Convention meet in Dovsr olortiy.
pursuant to a call signed by si1. hundred,
prominent 'c|t4ens: : :. ssTf1 ;
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Republican Victory. The Dem
ocrats Defeated in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.--Henry, the
Peoples candidate for Mayor, is elected
by majority of SIG. All the Peoples
ticket was elecscd, excepting the City
Comptroller. Both branches of the City
Council have majority against the Dem
ocrats. Nearly $1,000 votes weTo cast
ibid. -:'.... =: :iG
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not a Jai1ure-at 4 good round pricc?-
Gentlemen tcerc must te q motive for this
persistonts and systematic misreprexen,a-
ton. What is it? We cordially joiu the
Ninnesotian d; Times. in recommending
these journals to our rcaders-in Kansas.
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BUILDING.

7NHE undersigned takes this method Of
l forming those who may have heusse
build (, mills to frame, or carpentry and Joiner
in any or all Of its branches, that he II prepsr
ed to take contracts, and do oil kinds 81 1erk
in this line, on the most reasonable terms and
in good, workmanlike aanner.~y. sg~s-
,<&zs3EzsSs S$s>a a. RsKy9SEY..
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Portage City, Columbia Co., Wis.,.
Sept. 2, 1859. r.

oePt. :, 1ooS. ~
No. p Park Ro'c, NJ .wt
Dear Sir: We haze sold The GRANDMA
FAMILY MEDIc1sEs for d nxasLtr 81 yes,s, ~
take pleasure il. sayirg that they haze sssrsss
proved all that you claim for Msm-ths meet reji.;
able remedies cf tie day. 3. p, ...,-<. ,,-~i,:
We dislike to 7;drticulsrise ,ohe,e ellef ha~ ere
indispensable, get cannot rct1oin ren re1er1H1 70
MARsHALl's UTERINE ca TuoL1cox; xaieA ASs;
neuer failed in its mission, csd las produced ~
salts u;'dtr Our immediate observation, desA ~es-
derful c';d sotiy factory.
1t is especially u*efu! in disease: tpc:dsst 10
pregnancy, and ,ce hare no hesitatie1 in ssyiss
Mot as use ty persons tn that condition, rhetkS
delicate or healthy, a:;N incaria6iy 20 stsssle1
,cith benefit :
1t has been used by rorious ones n III. rieiilil
for Barreaness, and every instance with svsess
Yours respectfully, ~
= may3-4t MlLEs i Co., DrueSists.
MARLATT & SINS, Sole Agents a st. Cloud
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NOTICES,


!rHE PUBLIC BLESSING WHICH IS NOW
L universally admitted to exist in ModA4's
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters, 10 every day
demonstrated by their astonishing efficacy In
the cases which they are announced to cure.
All the complaints Of the stomach and bewe! 10.
weakness of the digestive organs and Of the
system generally, bilious and liver Affections;
night fevers, headaches, piles, eostiveneet,
the blood, Or blotched and sallow compilations
soon yield to their curative properties: A si.-
gle trial invariably secures them the title Of
the best family medicines now before the public
For sale by the proprietor, W. B. MOFFAT,
at his Office, 235 Broadway, and by Store Keep
ers and Druggists generally. v2R39-ly
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-
OTY-DlsrR1cr COURT, 4ru JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Frederick D. Allen, 4
Charles A. Whiting,
Jonathan A. Lane, and
Nehemiah Washburne
Partners as Allen, Whiting s. Go.
against
r. 4. Smith s. S. Maria Smith.
To the above named defendants,
In the name of the State Of Minnesota You
arc hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action, which is now Oil
file i'll the office cf the Clerk of said court, at
St. Cloud, in said County aud to serve q COP,
Of your onswer to said complaint on the sub
scribers at their Office in Stanchfie]d's Block,
in the City of St. Anthony, County Of ;Hennc-
pin aud State of Minnesota, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive Of the
day Of such service; and if you fail to answer
the said complaint, within the time Aforesaid.
the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
MERRIMAN & llEMlUP,
may1O-6w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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ma Physicians prescriptions accurately
at all hours. "a -eafz
St. Cloud, May 3, 1860. "
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/ ,TATE OF MINNESOTA, STEAKNS COUN-
~ TY-DlsrR1cr COURT, 4rn JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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And Cor sale hy all Druggists. ~2nse-,r
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much, to his stock Of music, which was for.
tunate]y saved, and has also a large assert.
ment Of Books, Stationary, &c. &c., and
says he will sell as low as any similar es'
tablishment in St. Paul. We would call
attention to his advertisement on our fourth
page.
nea- We learn from tho Philadelphia
Inquirer Of the 9th ult., of a disgracefu]
attempt to brake up the Maryland Repub'
lican State Convention, held at Baltimore
on the 25th. Shortly after the Conven.
ton assembled, the rowdics began stamping
their feet, shouting &c. The police made
three or four arrests, which had the effect
Of calming the disturbance for short
time; Suddenly one Of the rowdies made
a sudden onslaught upon the President
and Secretary, compelling them to vacatt
their seats, but being arrested, order was
again restored. The Convention adjourned
to meet at2 o'clock P. NJ ,s.and to endeav.
OF to secure projection from the authosi-
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL NJ Smith, NY: w
III Coleman, Nc; + Mitchell and fam, Ala; G q
Psarce, o; Waggenner, KY; C w Trotter. ] q
Iro'ter, NY; IA Miller, Md; E A MARSHALL Pr
Hayes, Pa n n lvers and lady, F McRae &
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PEARSON, Fla; Chappell and lady, Miss
ChapPen, Miss Garrard, Miss Todd, ] t Craw
lord, Miss Crawford, A Bacon A Craig and
I'm, ga II boteler, Pa; Hawling Va; Can't
Hutton, Der: B Butler and FAM Mrs Reed. Jno
scnlmnel, Mass; J NJ Grury, Ga; III Ware and
iady, Ala, VI Sanford and lady, Texas; w :
ughon, Mrs beall, Mrs Jordon Mrs BOND Ga
ID Hon, Pa; Cooper, Md; w Quarre Pa: I'M
Newton; :; Rev II Plunkett,- Va; T. Croswpil.
a Seneu, franklin, r Conner, Harrison NY;
BROWNS HOTEL-M Hurley, r Brooke.
NC; a Aney and ly, Miss French, $ Barker
Fisher, Va; Nj Eastman, c MOBILES La {, RiSs
NY Sloan, NC; J Hallsm, Miss Bailey. Ma
sSrs v and Bailey; Va; A w Waraeld, Tenn;
Gonzales, Tex; 5tonestreet, Md: y Kid,
wen, v Mathews and ly, Va w Calnown 81.
Fisheurn, &C; L B Norvill Va; c y RAJ e,i,n A
ladies, " q Demo, n Thomas, Thomas q
Inomas, ga. Leworing, SD; Welcb- e..
: McCsusland, Va; w Cooper and fam. Sam,
asrs, Miss hending, Miss Rank, La; Al Brown.
~ - = hunt Miss l. Brown, n Morgan ard ly'
samstag and ly, T o Harris Miss l. Cragn,I
Tenn: Locke and ly, sc; Mrs W Polk ana cSiia
Cuba. ' A'ques,
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bioc kmer, U; ID Gailsborough, NY; r Gold.
ing, Mas; w Hook, DC; w Aver NY: Mrs M q
nuckmon aud child, Ala; West and f,m ar.
wv wv rogers, Pickett, Va; CaldweII. Pa;
w Templeton, La. q
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EVENING STAR,

INFAMOUS OsTRAsR IA yssas girl bsssss and
sitisn BY porsss asd dog About week ago
q young girl named Mary Ann Murphy, made her
appearance at the fourth ward staff on house In .
distressed state Of mind and stated that she had
Just escaped from a house In James street, where
she bad been terribly beaten by the proprietor
and his wife. She stated that about four days
previously she had been engaged by Mary Ann
Marks, the wife Of the proprietor, to do general
housework On the night Of her arrival the land
lady solicited her to retire with sailor, and plss
the night with him. This she strenuously refused
70 do, and upon threatening to leave the place,
the hndlady desisted in her entreaties until the
next night, when she again solicited her to
eeive mau into her room. Mrs. Marks becom-
Ing Infatuated at the refusal Of the girl beat her
in a most brutal manner. One Of the vile inmates
of the house also made an attack upon the unfor-
tunate girl, and bit one Of her fingers, her teeth
penetrating to the bone.
The girl continuing to resist, the wretches se. a
large dog upon her. when horrible scene ensusd
The animal threw her upon the floor. and Sizing
her by the hand, bit it completely through the
palm; and IL was only after a desperate struggle
that she escaped. Captain Palmer Of the Fourth
Ward, upon hearing the statement of the girl sent
her to the Lower Police Court, where she made
complaint against Adolphe Marks and Mary
MARKS, charging them with beating and maltreat-
Ing her. Justice Welsh issued his warrant for
their arrest, and they were shortly after taken in
custody and held to answer In the sum Of 81 eco
each The girl was SO badly beaten that IL was
FOUND necessary TO convey her to the Bellevue
Hospital, where she now lies In a very precarious
condition Her hand was terribly lacerated and
the physicians have fears Of hydrophobia Meg
York Tri6EHs.
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Collseter pi,ssios Attognsy. ot some other person
Il 10 10 y provided in the contract that The bu-
fsaS shall nSve TIE power Of aanaiag The contract.
Coagress shall not have made sefisieat psroSria
tione fr the articles named OF for the eomDlst on
OF works estimated foE, aad on when thls adyer-
hsement 10 hased aad shall also have the pover to
increase or diuini:h the quantities named in the
GLASSES not headed "Miscellaneous," in the sohsd-
ule twsnty Eve pe- cent W.
Persors whose offers shall be accepted, will he
notified BIZ letter tnroue the pos oce, which no.
toe shall be considered sufieIent and If they do
not enter into contract for the supplies specifed
within fifteen days from the date of NOTICE from the
b3reau Of the acceptance of their bid, &C ntract
viii be maze With some other person or PERSONS
and tbs guarantois of such defauting bidders viii
be held Responsible 70. all delinquenoi.s
All overs not made In strict formify with this
rejected. =.
, Those only whose offers may be- accepted viii he
Is soon thereafter Is may be practicable.
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TRADE OF RICHMOND WITH BRAZIL The
Richmond Dispatch says: IL 10 matter of congrat-
ulation to our citizens, that Of such trade as IL
now carried on between the United States and
Brazil, the city Of Richmond has a large and in
creasing share. We have now a fleet Of ten or
eleven handsome barks owned in this CITY, and
trading between this port and Rio de Janeiro
some OF them are now in our harbor. and present
that peculiarly jaunty rig and graceful hull for
winch toe Baltimore clippers have a world wide
Tame The founders Of our commerce with Brazil
nave shown degree of sagac'ty and energy
which is already made manifest not only by the
beneficial results Of that trade but by the eager.
ness OF all the great maritime nations of the world
TO establish and increase COMMERCIAL relations
with the Brazilian Empire
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W Lieutenant ofan Austrian regiment I'm b.
hernia has invented a new cannon, which, I'm the
SRinion OF Judges far surpasses the Armstrong and
Whitworth guns for precision range and strength
and rapidly in loading.
III AT the Inauguration Of the Perry statue at
Cleveland, on the 10th Of September. Dr. Usher
PARSONS, OF Providence, r.. who was surgeon
OF ths Lawrence during the battle of Lake Erie
VIII relate some incidents Of the contest
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HOME'SIMPROyEpW EI6HINGs SCALES
These Scales are offered 20 the public az tbe
most simple, durable, and reliable scales ever put n
use. rirstcass premiums have boon awarded tke1
society; Eirrfnla State Agricultural Far; Frankhn
tpsltute Eair, Penney lvans; New York Stafs FaiT;
vermont sate FAR, TO-, DO. In eyery osso vhere
exhibited they ave received frst olass premium
roi "a a. % Louisiana avenue, Depot Of sIIcr's
dsls-iv = - &c. PATrIsoN, Agent
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III The suite OF the Prince Of Wales consists
OF the Duke Of Newcastle, colonial secretary; the
Earl OF -. Germans, lord steward Of the house
Highness; Major Teesdale, r.. A, and Captain
Grey ,Grenadier Guards, equerries; and DIR Aciand,
regius professor Of medicine, Oxford. medical at
tendant- With the Duke travels Mr.. Englehart,
his private secrstsry. Accompanying the Prince
ars also his Excellency the Earl Of Mulgrave.
Lieutenant governor Of Nova Scotia, and his aid,
de-camp Capt Sepleton, Grenadier Guards Sew
erai other gentlemen accompany the party but
not In any official capacity. Beside there are six
or seven servants and courier
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~ -. s4sSSgaRfsA IN sros
YoTE EVERY WEDNESDAY, It ss433E
O'Clock ?. m, And " CIV York for Wash-SA
Passepgers can join the ship at Alexandra NJ an,
1Ne Peforo the hour OF the steamers departure.
GROSS the bar IN consesuerce Of low water iii soos
~ he % RsdSmety to and from ne sssr
f'I h''.h' or & stoisss NJ Z < RRHlNKH.e,
so8-S. M&TE MsstlsaS ~ Hkh1s
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Toy FOX TIE SICK AND srrFERING.
y LET ALL FEQ !RE AFFLICTED
apply BEAD rxrDv

Friend. do you suffer! Are yop the victim M snv
OF those numerous ailments which aFIse from i'm
purity OF the biocG What are they, do you asa
source OF lite and heath and IL is tie fr,t erreut
q our beng TO respond 20 ssy cause Which .cts
Ia system as the pulse infa hly attee,s The ever
prevailing Neuregia. the irut ting Eryr pc q. the
subtle Serofua: the sgonizlns khsumstism, NeT-
y0us Deblii Dyspepsia, Liver Compliant with It's
torpor and d-jecIoa, and toe numbei less ills that
nesh heir q, derive heir hideous origin fLm the
P.ood; Deal Kindly theS and got tly with the blood
Use the vitaiisine Erces Of nature Cor It's aid
aud eunsr us TO Commend to your oonfdenoe ar1
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With regard % this almost infalhhss syscr6c
and the evidences Of thu sveat sfkoscv sss aus
tanned by constant svovsls Of cnrstlve sGeces aea
Ia haPplest Iesults from its after al other
remedies and the beat medical al IN have fsiled
Let us say, in oaclusion, th.t oertifcftes CT
fetal bot they are volu ntee,ed fow The ,nos{ ~.
,peotabe souroes epd justify the highest terms In
Whioh 90 ls poselhle 10 commend valuable
sptciho 20 pub 10 sPprovaL We may add also that
the curative properties Of the are 60 Vailed
ipg from disease with rcnevcr constitut,onal viror
For sale By oil respectable prugyists IN this
oity, and By the proprietor, MRS. M. COX.
botte and her seal on he cork = =
RImsss : per bSt'is' az e sgs sr for f.,
Genrsei?vY, a a.; Wholesale gent for the Dis,
trio, and vii supply the trade at my prlces.
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