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REMOVED.

~ BARG AMIN, JR have removed % their New Store,
In No 2fT Nn street seven above their old stand,
IRE thev have Increased their facilities for doing an kinds Of
v n their r such as putting mp every description % Water
Fy-e Hydrauts Water Closets Baths Boilers, Cooking Ranges
Plnps Hydraulic Rams Putting Portable Gas WORKS
e,.ar up Building With Gas pipes and fixtures
All 0f w1rz Eoolur &C, heating buildings with hot
AZ water a- steam They s occasion 90 state that they
lave best Air Fgu1c, n this any other country which
asv viii put up and warrant t0 give satisisct,sn
,ys assortment plain and fancy tin ware and Crates and
Illiers always n hand. Aull--u
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1850. NOTICE. 1850.
F.. d. X E,ELING,
TAILOR AND CL0THIER,
No. l26 Main street,
II As just returned from New for aud now prepared TO eK
hb attractive u goods that he has ever had
he pleasure Offering his friends and the public, consisting In
art OF - - .,
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND YESTlNGS,
the newest styles which be w make order In the most
proved Fits warranted 20 please in ali eases.
ALSO,
In store and receiving choice selection Of gents youths and
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every grade ami style
GENrLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
shirts Collars Ties, Gloves Socks and Drawers; Merno
seq L D. KEELING, No 1Q6 Main street
VVO THE PIRLIC.-In consequence ofthe unprrcedeut-
sour Model shirt, have made arrange
ncut ch heretofore impossible account of the great
demand Kew Yukl Co Gif have large supply Of this popu
shirt hand Ia variety o. style and quality 50 that
these sending orders viii have them Ei regularly and With
despatch The sole Agents for thg Shirt n Richmond
would respectfully call the attention of those who have not
Model examination, and they vii become convinc
"a that ts te is. cheapest I most durable SHIRT offered
We prepared 90 make order from scenthc
measures short notice and 40 reduced pces We have
hand large and desirable stock OF ENTLkNkNS FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining 70 the business
and which vii be offered at greatly reduced prices
sTCRTEvANT a MAGWTRE,
su20 No. % Main street, Richmond, Va.
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COPNRTNEgSUyP NOTICE.

HAyEu iay associated with me n che Commission, Grocery
and LIQUOR business W L. slater The business VII be con
55.t-i II ~ nau1s OF y W NIPE 4 CO. J. W. NlPE,
No. So Main street.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CAUTION.

I l.
Persons living st distance should he extremely cautious OF
whom they Lottery Tickets Certificates OF Packages OF
Tickets The country Is flooded with bogus swndng Lotte
res Every lnducement held out persons invest money
them Capital Prizes OF from 800 900 $4,000 head their
,chemts-wih Tickets One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars All such In every instance
frauds and money sent to them for Tickets 1t is so much
thrown away without the shadow Of chance getting prize
Beware OF All where the Capital Prize unusually large
comparison to the price OF Tickets In every instance where
large Prizes are offered small cost Tickets put down for
3 certain fraud -
FY- All orders addressed TO FRANCE BROADBENTs CO.,
wilmington DEL with prompt attention. and the printed
official drawings sent ~ soon as over
FRANCE BR0ADBENTs 4 co.,
ma2-8tawind Wilmington Delaware.
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fearful effects the mind much dreaded Loss ofM
mory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of spts Evil Porebodng
Society Self Dsrusi Love Of Solitude midty &c
& Of the evils produced.
Thousands OF persons Of al Judge what the
their declining health Losing their ygor becoming pal,
emaesed have singular appearance about the cough
symptoms OF consumption.
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RORFRT NHOEnAKEK a co,

Nos 2Ol AND 2O3 \ lru ST, PHlLA,
WHOIkSAI RUGGISTS
Importers OF French ard English - 49, go
WISDOM AND PLATE GLASS
Manufacturers 90 PAINTS Of every description
..-a.f-.-...- ..r,.t.5 uh2l-Sm
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R0RINSON a ROBERTS, Corner Cary Ana ls'A s''
II 1fcr Cor sale the following aruccs--
loJ toas No Peruvian Guano,
g. " American
81 Fine and Coarse BonslDusis
loo tbs Superior FLOUR
lJI " Extra suprrhnc.do.,
liV Ryc do,
-HU Pine do
81 Gross Middrngs DO,
O. csses q. C. Hcorice Paste,
o. { IS Do 10,
q RI do do,
n,oe hs phme Gun Arabic,
l.o' Angustura Tonqua Feans,
eU DO do,
90 boxes best brands Olive Oi,
loo bags Black Peas,
81 Cove seed.
@ Prince Eisard Island Oats,
3 &" PulverEed Charcoal
A. Agents Tor the Manhattan on Company, We over
a All other Os Or sale the Companya prices aha ~
',-ly solicit ordsrs for the same . . ,Srv-,-s
SARrRR'S BREAO TRAYS AND PASTRY
T. ROBERTSON SONS,
49, a. MAin street.
SiLVRR PLATED AND BRITANNIA MAhk h,h
- SlssnE % Cast0ui Fcrks spoons D1abe n-a IS
C1es aud Tea P5ts, A. The aung Of shleh " "
"a, ~ Pearl street
RACON HAmS.-sSSlT Cured Hans Of superior qualify
al JOHN n GORDON 4 SON.
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CURE WARRANTED. or no CHARGE. IN YRoM ONE II
NO MERCURY OR RAUSEOUS DRUG USED. .
DR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College Surgeons London graduate from
Of the eminent Colleges Of the United States aud the
greater part whose life has been spent the Hospitals OF Lon
dom Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has effected Of the
astonishing that known Many troubled with
ringing IN the and head WheS asleep great be
sudden sounds and basuness with
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SELDEN A MILLER,


CORNER PEARL AND CARY STREETS,
II AVE nos m store the 1ts assortment Of Old wines and Il
II gl1- t have had pleasure Of otering 20 Their
@ che pubLc Included their assortment VIII De found
-sisry Oid Calcutta Brandy the daes aue ever Imported
& ts country Ots-d Duply Co 5 : o. P Brandy, ana
agr variety of Inferior brands
sferry auA Madeira Wines % an grades
Champagne Wlncs % tlt cholc. brands Imported
CArct Wines oi al the grades cut by Barton GUS
Ser Of RorteauN, acknowledged % be The best Caret
o tlis country
burgundy Wine. Chanherin brands
Ey- whisky. choice quality, nine years ola
U.i Grenada Rum
Holland Gin
olive on extra fne, Baron Gui,ter brand
Virginia and sugar cured Hams
Ola Government Java Coffee. warranted genuine
Gla Powder Tea of fhe finest quality
Guinness double extra nuhIn stout Allsopp's Ale
London Porter, quarts and pilts
Baktrs Ruers
Sperm Adam antine and Tallow Candles.
Al Of which viu teu a. the lowest prices
SEpEN MILLER.
Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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81 take this opportunity ny sincere thanks %
. fr ter liberal share ~ patronage during the last hrre
years lai solicit 5r their continued fAyors
Il. J. W. NIPE.
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WHOLRsALE PRICE CURRENT.

PROVISIONS.
Beef, mess Rbbl "a
do prime mess IA
Pork, ,messNo.I als 30
do do No.2 Ia
Hams,su RcWt u GOALS 90
do c'try cu'd. 9 OOal0 90
Bacon, Sides. "a
Shoulder sug C "A 9 O9
do coun'y cd s O0a -
Butter. w.R. q b II ala
do roll........... -
do State........ 10 all
Cheese .......,....... ia ~
Eggs.........f dOz s1sa 9
Lard, No. l...R b ll9falS
Lard, No.2..3h -a-
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WESTERN NEWS,

i. st, JQhAfhi aug. .
BY the Pixies Peak Express, which arrived this
evening, we get the following news 70 Aug 2d:
On Tuesday last three sporting men, Carl WOOD,
George Steele and John hookori IN state O. lntoA-
icatiOn, entered the ofire of the Rocky Mountain
News, seized Wm. II. byerS, editor, hrnndlshing
cooked rbyolyers, and threatening TO kili nm IN
stanly On any one who should attempt 20 intorie5c
forced him tn accompany them 90 the criterion "a
loon, where they became more violent IN threats
and demonstration. Edward Jumns, proptlSt.1tI VI
the saloon, ehccegded IN getting their NttehtiOhi
while Ryer was taken out the back entrance ana es.
capped 70 his Office. ihe three doHpelaooea mounted
horses and rode 10 the News Office and endeeV0red TO
dacoy Dyer with tho iutenuon q shootng hlm, but
tflma rude mast the office aud Hired several shots
into it which was returned one hall taxing effect
on stUele but not disabling him. by this time the
yhelo city was reused, and turned cut en- mnHse in
pursuit When near the Plato they separated, and
Steele coming back towards town was shot IN the
head by Thos Pollock. Wood and Rocker were cap
tured.
Two hours later intense excitement prevailed,
and cries Of Hang them f resounded from the
crowd; but cooler COUNSEL prevailed, and they
were reserved for trial
Yesterday forenoon was Oocupie In getting an
impartial jury, and the afternoon In the eXamin
atsou Of Witnesses. Their fate will be decided
to-day
Wood was once destroying angel at Salt
Lake, but fled for having destroyeda Saint.
" God and Steele ART both very desperate char
acters and are dangerous 10 friend or foe when
Intoxicated, Rocker enjoys similar reputation
Reporied rich discoveries have been made about
thirty miles from Colorado City, on the road TO
Tarryall on the Platte, All who possibly can
are leaving Colorado for the new discoveries
Weather very warm and shOwery
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nrIssOuRI ELECTION.


The following is the Official vote Of Jackson county
for Governor 2, + Jackson, l,693; Orr, l,el5i H.
Jackson, los, Lieutsnrnt Governor: Reynolds, Il
(DGm.l SOS; Mitchell, (Oppositon) IZ5T Legisla-
s97 James, dnd. Dsm.) Isl: Mccoy, (Oppositionl
BooxT1ILE, Aug 8.
Cooper county (of5eal l)-Jaekson, loo Orr, l,O2s
Hancock counfy-Jackson, 50 Reid, l,09i Mitch
ell. l,02l Walker and Vest elected ..
H9vaTd county toficial)-Jackson, S56 majority;
Hancock eOunty-Jackson Is votes.
ST. JOSEPH, Aug s.
Nodaway county gives @ T. Jackson s9l; Orr .20l
ton i,0sf; Scott 2il Graham CDsm) elected to Leg
iHlAture, Andrew Breed (oppositonl elected to Leg
Platte eounty-Davis douglas Dem) and Lawson
(Opposition) elected 70 Legislature. Il
Ball county Grow (Douglaa Dem.) elected to Leg
De Ksib county -shamBaugh CBrsckenridge Dem.)
elected by votes 70 Legislature. Norton douglas
DEM elected q congress By an overwhelming ma
buchanan cou1tyZsbambaugh COpposition1 and
Duncan (Den4l elected to the Legislature.
Bruce and Roberts beaten 8 few votes.
Inc Demoerau in the northwest OF Missouri gen
state ticket q Buchanan eounty.-C. +. Jackson
49, " VI = ~ Jackson ~ Saroenshne Isl
INDEPESDESeE, Aug. g. q
jackson co. oficial-C. f. Jackson 1898; Orr
14ls; d g51 sekson lo5 Far Congress 2o59I
hooNYILLE, Aug. 3.
Peters county (ofleial)--C F. Jackson A7s
II. jackson 20 Orr eco. For Coneress--HTitebelj
$50 Reid 62s. For State Senafe-efleii go f,eo
Reid SIS speddin (OpP9 elected . the I.eeisls,
ture. Ee fiNsfnhfsE
SPRINeTIELD, No, Aug IN
Ofcial vote, Dade Ce., II, Jackson so C. r
Jackson a. Orr sos, Rains 89E, d,ielp5 SIS Price
c. For Representative, w. h. Latham, Union,
has 10 majority. GA y 7 I Y II j
ST. LOUIS, Adgas.l
Barrett's majority for short term l46; BlaiF's
majority for long term 1886. About SIS Blair
votes were thrown out .-frHdD
Rollins, Opposition, for Congress is elected in
the Second District, but the majority is not yet
known. ttiAf- l.A iL a. IELTJl
on. for Governor, gains in this county ever
the vote Of lass about 2opO- u iE u II
77TGeTDTNTD- y . ale 'of
ALBANY, Aug. s.
The Directors Of the New York Central Rail-
road have declared dtYiasad ef psE cent, Pay. |
able q August
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NEW YORK lIARKET-AUG. S.


FLOUR-Sales 9iOO bbls s., 5,2G65,25 for superhne
state; S52505s5 for extra state; S5l5@520 for su-
perdne western; s., ,251545 for common TO middling
extra WESTERN S5,405,45 for shipping brands extra
round hOoped Ohio. Market opened quiet but very
firm with great scarcity Of freight room and fur
C4N1DIAN FLOUR 900 bbIs; $50 for
superfne; S5,30G7,50 for common to choice extra
Market without material change and in rather bet
RYE FLOUR-Steady. Sales at S3,5OG4,2 for
common to choice extra. u -.f ~.
CORN1IEAL-QuietE and unchanged.
WHISKY-Marksts shade hrmer. Sales 500 bbls
WHEAT-sales Milwaukee club at Sl,251k; CON-
mon white Canada at l,26i new red Southern at
Sl,250l, 3d. white Kentucky at 81 30: white
western at 81, 81; mixed North Carolina at
at Sl26. Market opened quiet and hrm, but closed
dull and lower.
RYB-Dun and dropping; Sales 200 bus at soc.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominal.
-CORN-Saies 5iOOO bus at 62963c for inferior TO
choice mixed western; sc for very handsome vest
ernyellow. Only in moderate request and without
material change
OATSSPiefty and dull; s6@ssO for western and
Canadian; sec for state.
PORR RR-Dull and dropping. Sales 425 bbls; Sl9@
ls z for new mess Sls45 for old Sl4 for new; Sls25
for old prime
BEEF-ouiet and steady. sales I5O bbls at S4a
Ss9lO,5o for repacked ness Sli@12 for extra mess
prime.
MESS BEEF-Dull and nominal.
BEEF I'll ANS-Quiet and unchanged.
lie tor hams; &c for shoulders.
LARD-Dull and heavy. Sales 900 bbls at ll4@
BUTTER Selling at lQ@Iso for Ohio: 12g2Oo
CHREsE-steady. Sales at s]9@IO'4o for info
r1or to prime. a. . a. --
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ARREsT.

TORONTO, aug. 3.
Chas. McDougau and VIM. F. Montague, of
Cincinnati. arrived here per steamer from Hamii-
ton last evening. The latter person was arrested
upon landing from the steamer on a charge of
embezzling SIS 900 from West McDougal, pro
DougaH was the principal partner and Montague
clerk The detective who has been on their track
for several days arrived in Hamilton yesterday
and hearing that parties answering their descrip-
ton had left per steamer, he Immediately engag
ed special locomotive and arrived in this city
simultaneously with the steamer McDOugall
escaped in q cab before the detective reached the
wharf and has not yet been arrested
Montague and q woman were arrested, and it is
reported that. Montague's trunks were found to
contain 50 s 600 mostly in gold.
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Coarse ......3 bbil. l5al 80.
Fine.......... bbl ! 57al 45.
Sacks Il ibs........ lOal01I
Gound Rolare,H., -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-09

NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
IN decrstal order Of the Court OF Common Pleas
OF Cuyahoga county, Ohio in a case which James C.
Prentiss is plaintiff, and Alvin A Turner and others
are defendants, directed shall expose for sale
at door Of the Court House in Cleveland in said
county, the 4th day Of September, lS6O clock
p NJ, Of said day, tile following described premises
situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the county Of
Cuyahoga and State of Ohio the west side of the
Cuyahoga river in that part Of Cleveland which Was
formerly Ohio City, and bounded follows: Begin
ming the intersection Of the north line of Vermont
street with the west line of West street; thence
no-therly along said West street to Washington
street; thence westerly along Washington street go
feet; thence southerly parallel with West street to
Vermont street; thence eastery along said Vermont
street to the place Of beginning. Appraised at So SEQ
Lorin Prentiss, i. W. BINGHAM,
..- Plaintiffs Atty. Master Com'r.
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Last lEight,s Report.
ARRESTED.

CH1cAGo, Aug s.
Joseph W BisseH was arrested in this city last
evening byi officers Dennis and Walter. F.
Chadwick was also arrested in Rock Island by
officer Webster charged with conspiracy to burn
the Railroad bridge across the Mississippi. A bill
of Indictment was found against them this morn
ing by the Grand Jury A large quantity OF in
officers.
rsIssell is agent Of the st. Louis Chamber of
Commerce and certain parties who have suits
pending against the bridge, Chadwick is attor
ney in the cases. Evidence of the plan formed to
burn the bridge is said to be conclusive. ...
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IUFFALO MARKET-AUG. s.
rygH FEtrahApHI

e
FLOUR n fair demand ana the market steady.
Sales of 500 bbls; at f9lb06fI5 for ordinary 70
choice hnei 70 lor 3Ta state; St,7b6a5l2 l26
for extra ilhnoia and Wlseensu salos,l5 for ira
one and lhdianai 5,sa69s for double extra,
WRltAT-ln good demand, bat closed decidedly
dull ana heavy 20 Ealoa IN the afternoon. In the
morning GOO bush No. Chicago spring at 81 ,Oi;
do. at Sl,l5
CORN-Duu and heavy No sales. Best offers
rom buyers 4sc; holders ask 800.
nATS-Dull and no sales.
WI4ISKY-Steady Sales Of la5 bbis at 100.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Bosts scarce, and rates
advanced to t2c ON corn, and l3C ON wheat to New
York. ...U. I ..HHu.| E ... ...
LAKE IlIPORTs-20O0 bbls flour; 1900 bush
wheat; l4OO0O bush corn. &. Fl
CANAL EXPORTs-wheat 4i7oo bush; corn
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CRICKFT MATCH.

NEW YORK, aug. >. '
The most interesting national cricket match Of
the week viii be commenced on the 81, George
Cricket Ground tomorrow. Several American
members Of the Club and some of those who
played against Canada In the late match will play
Tor the St Georges who will bring all their
strength IN the contest The Montreal party are
also strong as several who played against the All
England Eleven will play on their side Mr..
Vernon, Of Philadelphia, who played finely in
the ahse match will play for Montreal. No
PROFESSIONALS played with the Canadians in the
late match nor viii any play in this match for
Montreal,
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

LoUIsvILLE, Aug s.
COombs' election conceded by everybody. Ma
jorities variously estimated Ear IS heard from
in IS counties, COombs leads Is 600. "
The Breckenridge wing in this section complain
that the Douglas wing transfeFreda large portion
of their vote from Bclllng their nominee, to
Coombs ~ -Aaa E C.
Coombs' majority therefore depends upon the
action Of the two wings in the Democratic coin
ties vet to hear from, which are inaocessible by
railroad or telegr aph- ~
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OswRGO SIARKET-AUG. {

FLOUR-Dull but unchanged
WIIEAT-Scarcn. sales $500 bushels new red
winter western at 81, 10. Market closing with hold
srs asking SilS&l -. The supply on the market is
comparatively light.
CORN-NominAlly h35s sales 1000 bus Illinois
10 arrive soon, on private terms.
Other grains nominal
CANAL LElSEIGEiTS-Steady 27cOn -four; 30
on Wheat; INC on Corn to New York. 3d.
LAKE IlfpOIRTS--lO2i bushels corn.
CANAL EXpORTS-S76 bbls Hour; 1000 bush
wheat AAsO0 bush corn; $3.50 bush oats Shipped 20
Montreal 1000 bbl0 1our. 'i .al ~ ~ IN
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NEW york IrRNIs.

NV 1ORK, Aug. 81
The Allgemeine Zeituug Of Augsburg reports
the Chinese Ambassador, Helm Fung dead on ay-
ing Should Il be confirmed Il Is possible that the
allies may receive propositions Of peace nom re
kin. rLl.
A German print says an imperial uknse rom
the Czar places foreign merchants ON an equai
footing In Russia with the native merchants
The French steamer lranspoIt lsiasl va. W. lyst -
and much material Of war. 49,.
Buenos Ayres advices of June 18th si9te taal
the contract between Buenos Ayres ana Wy Wy ~
rentipe Confederation has been ratified ana thefr
L every prospect OF the establishment OF Peace.
There was extraordinary activity IN business
and large increase Of the trade Win tue : nl'ea
States.
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ARRTVAL OF THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Aug. s.
The r. n. steamship Europa, Capt Leitch,
from Liverpool 28th via Queenstown 29th, arrived
here at O'Clock this morning
The news is quite meagre
There Is no change to note in the Sicilian ques-
ton
Conferences were being held at Paris, relative
70 Intervention, and il was expected thar CON
Yention would soon be signed
1t was supposed that the Sultan will decline
the Intervention.
It is asserted that the Neapolitans still hold
Nessina, and that Garibaldi was there 1t was
reported that he was wounded at MelazzO. where
the losses Of the Sicilians were heavy
LATEST.
London, 29th-Advices from Rome report that
q seditiOus bill had been passed there, annOun-
cling an approaching revolution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-09
RRECKENRmGE TICKET.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 8.
The Breckenridge Convention has nominated
the following ticket
For GovernOr-Jas. T. Brady, of New York
For Lieut.. Gevernor-H. K. Fiele of Buffalo.
For Canal COmmissiOner-James W. Jaycox.
For State Prison Inspector-RObt W Allen.
For Electors at Large-GideOn ]. Tucker, Hen
~ s. Randall
At the conclusion of the business, Daniel S.
Dickinson was called out and made character
istic speech.
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ARRIEAL OF TIE KANGAROO.

NBW lORK, Aug. s.
The steamship Kangaroo arrived to-day. She
the 28th.
The only additional information in reference
TO the supposed murder ct Long Branch, it Is ru-
mOred that the victim Is wealthy southern plant
er, and the murderer a negro waiter at a hotel
there, who was enraged at the supposed insults
heapsd upon him By the planter
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NATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
AT SYRACUSE.

cAkACVsE, aug 0.
AT the afternoon session of the breckenridge
Convention Henry S, Randall was chosen per
manent President, and the Convention proceed
ed 70 business.
A number Of gentlemen were put in nomination
for candidate for Governor, among whom We're
Of New York But as doubts were expressed in
regard to their accepting the nomination the Sc
lection was postponed, and the Committee on
resolutions reported. After the adoption Of res
olutions the Convention adjourned 70 hnd by tel
egraph some man in the State who would accept
the nomination for Governor. --.r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-09

jackson CO. oficial-C. F. Jackson 1888; Orr
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