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WEST BEDFORD, CoshoctOn Co., D., May Il, i5e.
Mr.. Ii. b. kINGsLEY-Sir / have been selling the
medicines Of the Graeienberg Company for the last
ten years, aud have invariably found them 70 give
good satisfaction; and the Pills I have sold 70 q
great many as regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become q staple article
Marshalls Uterine CatholOOu Is a medicine that has
done great amount Of good In Female Diseases
One lady sold ~ told me she had received more
benefit rom one bottle than she did from e long
course Of medical treatment BY the most skillfm
physician. JAMES WILSON
The Graefenberg Marshall Uterine CathOli-
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
irregularities w eakness - katntnega--Darang
Appetite-sallOw CompleXiOn-Pain In the
Back and kidneys-Chils-COld Hands
and feet-Bloatiug-EeVe
Neufalga-He Headache-k
iessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
of Heat-General Pain-Crawling and Pain 10
the Spine and between the shoulders-Acid
Difficult PGssing Of Urine,
with heat or smarting-Itching, Burning and Irri.
tation in the Urine Organs -Nightmare-Dis
pepsia-Hy Observation-Disclosures Face
Nervous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COnstipatiOn--Irritabe Temper
DEPRIVED Appetite-E Elatulence-Bloated
and Irregular BoWels-Unpleasan Dreams
Pains in the Uterine Organs-Numbness and Pains
in the Limbs.
D45- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
nE- For Medicines or Agencies Address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
uOV12dEW General forC Chfo
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OLEVELANn COLTMRnS I'D

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
RANGENENT.-ls6o. Onand aftsr Monday, June llth,
$50, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland e. iol
SD Ny. & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Bereas Grafton Wellington New London
salem, shelby, and all Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:3O A. n,
Cincinnati 40 A. n.
3.l5 p. n AccommodatiOn-Stopping at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus go ?. H. Cincin-
natl $40 A. n.
600 P n Night Express-stOpping at Berea Grafton,
Wellington New London, shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus lis0Q P. T., Cincinnati
$40 A.. n.
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, ZanssTille,
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
road, for FOrest, Upper SandUsky, Delphos
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas-
sillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefoptaine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union. MUneis, In
dinEpolis, Terrs Haute, Yincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware with Springfield Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haufe, st. Louis, MOrr0W, LOVeland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio miE-
sssippi Railroad at Cincinnati i6r Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and all
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes
vile, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad lor PiQua- Urbana, &C
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street,
Al the Passenger Station
zClsveland, June IL, 1853.
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CtLEVELAND AND FRIE RAIL

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ R0AD.-SUMHER ARRANGEMEEI. 1850.
on and amer Monday, April yths 1900, Passenger
Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1900 A.. X. NAIL TkAIN-Stoppng AZ an Stations
except Mickiile, Mentor, Perry Union
vile, saybrOOk and 5uanTille; and arrives
q Erie l;30 ?. H., Dunkirk 3:55 p ~ Bui-
sd p. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stOp-
ping at PainesFille, AEhtabula and Girard
only and arrives a. Erie 6.32 P. H., Dun
kirk 6.25 p. y. Buffalo go P. 4.
l:lo ?. r. CONNEAUTA TACC0MMODATI0N TRAIN
go P N. NIGHf ESPREss TRAIN-stopping at
PainesEille, Ashtabula and Girard only /;
and arrives at Erie l2.47 A. n, DunkiTk
25OA. n, Buffalo 4.20 A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
l:55 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRATN-StOpDing az
Girard, Ashtabula and Painesgills only
and arrives At Cleveland SD A H.
l0.33 A. n. MAIL TRAlA-stOpping At al Stations
except saybroOk, Uni0nTille, Perry, Men
Tor and Micklihs, and arrives At Cleveland
I.to P n. DAY Express TRAIN-stopping at Gi-
rard, Conneauf, AHhtabula and PainesTille
only, and arrives az Cleveland SD p =.
Accommodation Train viii leave COnneaut at SOD
X, stopping at all stations, and arriving at Cleve
land at $40 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect az Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl st. Louis, &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n. T. 4.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
H. 6OTTINGHAMs Sup't.
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Aal AoaAs.
CLEVELAND AND PTTTSBIJRC

iLEf EIAND AND PIIISBUklI
~ HAILROAD.-SPaINoA Anatrqrrrsrl 10 take
eject on Monday, june 1T b 1850 TRAINs LEAVE
CLEfELAhD DAIAH-sundays executed.
7:3O A. H.-Mau for Pittsburgl, wheeling and New
PHILADELPHIA.
5.ij P. u.-ENpresl for Pittsburgh and W-harlfu7
Both Trains make direct connections vifh PENN
sylvluia Railroad ioT Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York and Boston Also With Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
road for Baltimore and WashinRtOn City
Also connect af Hudson for Akron and lliIersilurr
81 Time By this route ag quick and iars viii 81
the same as bv Northern Lines 70 New York
FR MYERS q. r Aasnt 1II0 i-''o n i15sii SIg 4
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DR. A GIBSON

In. a NTLboON.
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun-
drsd dollars for the pEoOf that be ever aa 20 cure
the above named diseases. lie will pay the 11ln8
the United States treats tie ssmg .iissases with
equal success.
AffeE many years Of laborious study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON is happy in being able 70 an
nounee % the unfortunate, that be has pariocied
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
q the a6ose and ol5eE private diseases with al bad
DFBiLITf 0R NFRVOus 'iF3fiosTRsTIOy.
of v-borl hsd eTbendsd HUNDREDS of doli1rrs' Iifb
selstyed physicians who groiss to treat al private
maladies With snecess, and without reoelFlng The
Aithough Dr.. GIBsON has DipIoma, yet hs
makes b0ast of that act, for the very ras0n that
Diploma is comparatlye simple thing. destitute
nor even experience ever yet possessed power slih-
cient to always make aged men wise oT 70 convert
ha boast that be Is member Of some college IN
Paris " London, perhaps some others Do fer ths
g1Ipqse Of eusnarins the innocent Bnt what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of Is this, that be "a able %
give entire satishetion 70 those Who reposs cond-
challenges any Physician of London Paris, OF any
lnal weakness, and an diseases CT arrangements,
both mental and physical, arising rom sexual or
secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment tbs
following advantages over all Others yet dsc0yeredi
and first, the agents uaad IN Respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such a.
restrictions in diet or business Is required Third
u his treatment e positive and certain in all eases
he stands prepared go into any public private
hospital il the United States and demonstrate ths
great act that be is able 70 permanently eure Ten
cases, in the length Of time required b. any
. other Physician 70 cure one similar case
yellow Citizsnsi Facts are tangible thlngs and in
l this age, the only pabula upon which TIE public
mind can be ied and from which Just and de1niie
I conclusions can Be deduced
/ Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located In Cleveland
and has during the past six months perorluGd many
cures Of diseases which had ior years rssisad al
other modes o. treatment Reference Be given %
individuals Of the frst respectabitY in CleFelandi
' Boston, New York, and other cities In regard %
skill and integrity IN all professional Fans1ctons-
Dyspepsia, RhuematisLa, Sar0iula and all chronic
! diseases treated with unusual success
] ~ Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
I receipt Of ten dollars
Dr. GIBSON's NsE Work on PhJsioloss for sale
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetropGtly and Medicine,
I e Once No. III Ontario street. up stairs, few
/ doors from the Public square.
Once hours from 70 Y and nom 70 % O'Clock
daily, (5undays eEcepted-l now
4
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SWsMraWEE.

UNITY FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY, OF LONDON.
UNITED STATES BRANCH,
80 WALL ST. NEW YORK.
AVAILABLE ASSETS. s. 5G7,06l 10
The benefits 70 be derived By the public from In
suranca against Loss by Fire are great and numc-
rous, when compared with its tTiing cost 70 rem
der Il i'm peratiVe duty every to avail them
selves Of the protection Afforded By this Company,
against the destructive raTagos Of fire, which in
lew moments may lay waste the fruits Of whole life
Of industry. Losses are made good without dednc-
tion or discount, and are adiuEted and paid here,
without reference 20 London. Insurance taken on
most favorable terms.
BRANCH AGENCY at BENTON &BROFHER's.
Druggists, West Side.
GEORGE ADLARD, Manager.
j. y. OWEN, Agent, at Mol Lyman's Block, next
70 the new Court House, Cleveland, Ohio
maVll
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OLEvELAND 8 TOLEDO RAu

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAD.-SFRfSG ARRANGEMEET. On and alisr
Monday April 9th, 1850, Trains on this Read viii
run a. fJlloWH from Cleveland:
$50 a. H., Through Mail stopping at al stations
the southern Divi7ion, arriving at Toledo
AZ l0.10 A. q.
20 P. r. Western Express, stops At all stations on
southern Dlgisi0Hs and arrives Il Toledo
AZ Is5 p. ~.
4sO0 P D. Mai, stops At all stations ssst Of sandusy
On Northern Division, and arrives at San
$50 P n Telegraph Express, stops AZ Grafton, Ober
M Wakeman, NorWaik, mOurOeFille,
BellqVue, Clyde, Fremont and Elm0Te,
and arrives az Toledo at 1918 p. n
Connections are made at M0nroaFille With the san
dusky, Manaleld and Newark h R. AZ Clyde with
the handusky, Dayton and Cincinnati RI R. at Fre-
mont with Fremont 4 Indiana r. R. and AZ Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indians
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troll, Jackson, Fort Waynet LOgansport Lafayette.
Cairo, Alton 81. Louis and all points West North
vest and Southwest
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
Sandusky at go AZ.
I. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April 9, 1860.
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MARINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrERED-June 2

ESTERED-June q.
Stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins. Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Yiger, Detroit
Schr. Free Trade, Van Norman, Buffalo.
Schr. g. Robinson, Finley, Buffalo.
CLEARED.
stmr. City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen, Higer, Detroit.
Prop. Fountain City, Peck, OntOnagun, sundries.
Schr. a. MedbUry, Warner, Bufialo, go tons coal,
Keith.
Sehr. Crinoline, GOden, PIT. Huron.
Schr. s. Robinson, Finley, Marquette
Schr. Illinois. Valentine, PIT Hope.
ScOw G. Rich, Blinn, PIT. Huron
ScOE Forwarder, OCamb, Detroit, 921z tons coal.
Price Morris; ~ kegs powder, Austin Co.
THE loss Of the Propeller NJ B. Spaulding is noted
In the local column.
LAKE SUPERIOR news will be found in the local col
umn.
ARRIvED at Chicago from Cleveland June 18th,
schOoners D. h. Martin with sundries, and Arctic
with coal.
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CfiI.I.IaaInN.

RIcHA0NB, June n.
The Southern Convention met to-day, but there
ling but few delegates here u adjourned over
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-JUNE 21

fBT TELEGRAPH.l
STOCKS-Higher and more active. Chi & 9
SIN; Del l. W g; c Z I BOY; Cal 4 Chi 6l4; 4
2 s. III scrip 6254; Panama l324i Reading 407s;
\ 81 Hudson 424i coz Erie Is Pac Mail y014i
6's99i Mo 6's 94i4i B 30.
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WESTERN EXPRESS co.
ITO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WESr.-Enlarged an,
the best facilities presented for the considera
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
having united their faeilit es with those Of the
New York Genital and Michigan Centra
Railroads, numbering 81 Propellers and
Steamers, of the first InsuraBle
Class,
yin run DAILY IfyEs during the ensuing season,
from Buffalo to the Ports Of Chicago Milwaukee,
Racine and other Ports on Lake Michigan Detroit
Toledo. Sandusky, Cleveland, and other Ports on
Lake Erie which, in eonnection with the UNEoUALED
CANAL FACILITIEs Of this Company, comprising
$50 BoATs OF TIE LARGEST Class,
eight Of which leave Buffalo and New York daily,
enables them to offer Merchants and Shippers gupe-
rior Inducements for safety, dispatch and reliability
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
Cowned and operated by this Company win be run
over the New York Central Railroad TO Buffalo, and
Of PrOpeIlers on the Lakes, for such freight may
require more speedy transit than b. Canal
FoR RATS OF FREIGHT, CONTRACTS, AND Bills
OF LADTNd, BT CANAL on Rail, apply % the Agenla
OF Consienees, AZ the Offices Of the Company:
No. Coenties Slip and 9 Astor House, New York
No ll3 Pier, Albany.
No. lgl River street, froF.
Erie Basin, Buffalo.
Hurd 8 Co.'S Dock, Detroit,
Mil & Miss B. p. Dock, Milwaukee.
Foot State street, Chicago;
Also, at Cleveland, sandnskys Toledo and Racine.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS:
MARX PACKAGES FOR CANAL "W. T. Co"
SHIP DAILY, As Follows.
NEW YOKK, Pier East River
BOSTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, l13 Pier.
TROY, Foot of stAt6 street
BUFFALO, Eria Basin
DETROIT Hurd q Co.'S Dock
WILWAlhEE, MI. 4 Miss. r. r. Dock.
CHICAGO Foot Of State street.
Marx Express Goods "WEsTERN ExPREss Co.
and route they are 70 60, and ship as folloW8;
NEW YORK, Peoples Line Steamers, foot Court
landt street,
swiftsure Line Propallers, Per 5 Z. =.
Hudson River b. r. y msEIshn ~
10 Chamber, or corner tanai ana
West els.
BOSTON Western Railrdad.
ALBANY, New York Central Aallroae-
JOHN ALLEN JR-i President
Ra9is:ss S9lsa; pa 10 <. r. BOND, Agsui, Cleveland.
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OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OswEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming daily Line for Cleveland, sandusky, To-
ledo, land Detroit, and a Tri-Weekly Line to and
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Ran
'~''-- oGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, Fitehbmgh, Keene, Bellows Falls Rut-
land, Burlington, and other intermediates points.
Connecting az Cape Vincent with the WATER
with the New OsWEGO LINE Of FIFTY FIRSI
CLASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Canal BE-
re- Through Freight subject to but enc TranshiP.
'' CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs. Hanna, Garretson & Co. = CLEN ELAAD,
DETROIT & LAKE SUPERIOR LINE
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
AT 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
AGENTS AND CoSsIGNEEs.
J. MYERs, lsl Broadway, n. J.
J. L. WARyER, No. CGnties Slip, n, Y.
JoHS HockHe, No. 90 State street, Boston.
4 a. GUfT5Ay, TT6AS,sov No los do oSsp.buqSb aG 92
GEORGE PkEKER, do
GEo. A. EDDY, OsWegO.
CRAEFoRD HoyEr, DO
VT. YAIkER, Toledo.
T. r. MATHEWS, Detroit.
o. J. Hall, Milwaukee.
McHESRT BAKER, Racine.
MATHER & Co.. Chicago.
Ab2sR2a Agents, Cleveland.
k.sEH -
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UP-steamer Sea Bird; propeller Mineral Rock
harque J. P. Mack; brig Isabelle; schooner Sirius,
Eureka.
DoWS-Propeller Neptune, Gen. Taylor, Cataract,
Acme barque Northern Light (of Clayton, schoOn-
er Mary NJ. Scott, R. j. SkidmOre, Orion, Revolving
dreWE.
Wind-MOderate n. Z. and variable. Weather
pleasant.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DETROIT, JUNE 8.-A tOpsail schooner, lumber
loaded, Is hard aground on the Flats Her name
could not Be ascertained owing to the position she
rvaa IN 7--T
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9tn9s, &C.

"EALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
III MEN. Read notices in ths Tribune since
From rs FxceIieney JAlIEs D. WEsTCOTF, Gov.
ernor Of Floridas and member Of the United States
iFor upwards Of TWENTY-FIVE years vas afflicted
with disease in my family. which the best medical
and surgical talent in the country filed % cc but
which Welded III most satisfactory manner 70 the
I1-5-si---- 4 49,
use. JAS. d. WESTC0rr-n
NEW YOEE, February ls59-
DR T. BnmGE-Dear Sir: some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites, and dsranged menstru-
clearly described in your advertisements and pamph
let's She had the very best medical 5zill in l2e
city until entirely proirated, and Der physcian a
nai1y told her that be thought her Life might poss
bly, be prolonged very little longer under the most
ud1c1ous treatment Eor Two years altel dle con-
llnuel % SINK alen came ll.o your oI5-s = -
GrasEnberg Medical Institution and relal-d her
symPtoms- As you we're confident q ne !1Iaele,l-
berg MARSHALL > tatloileons IN relle.l9s Asts .ls
discharged all the physicians and trlel ~ tlolgh
d0ubtingy. ProTidenEiaily, t relieved her geicEys
and hEe bottles entirely cured her since tlen lQf
two years, there has not been any rerrelce O. the
complaint and she i strong, active and healthy,
As when young girl JhO- K bhleis-
HONE TESTIMONY.
WrsF BrpFoRn gosbocfou Co. o. NAY "a. 81.
M II. B. krsesLEY-Sir have been S selling Ing ne ne
years, and have Invariably found them 70 give
great many arliies g regularly s their tea and col
lee, and with my trade they have become staple
ttcle- MarandLl6 Uterine Gafnollcun ls a mellcl1e
that has done a great amount Of good in Eemale
Diseases One lady sold II % told ne she had ne
eeiVsd more beneht from one bottle than she did
from long course Of medical treatment By the most
skillful physicians JAMES WILSON
THE GRAEFFNBFRG MARsHALL's UTERINE
CATHOLICON
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
reguaritles- " ca aknassE ntues5- ueTangeq A p
petite-sall0w ConpleLion-Pa Pain in the back
and X kidneys-C Chills-COld Hands and
Feet - BlOating - heTerishness-
Neuralgia-H Headache-Rast-
essness-Disturbed SleeD-Elush-
Of Heaf-General Pain-CrawlinE
and PEin IN the spine and between Lhe
Shoulders-Acsd StOulach-N -Nausea-Dlldcult
passing of Urine, with heat Or smarting-ltch-
ing, Burning or Irritation en- the Urine Organs
Nightmare- Despair-E a ysteric8- AnIisty-lte
Fsoe- Nervous IWitching- Starting-COn-
stfpafiOn-Irritable Temper Sadnass-
DepraFed Appetite--k iat atulence--bloat-
Cd and Irregular BOwels-lnpleas-
ant Dreams-Pains IN Uterine Organs--A ulnhneas
and Pains Limbs.
"a Sold BY City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
For Medcines or Agencies, address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOVl2-dsW General A gent for Ohio
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8hn9itlaHg 3 Smaeaas

nR. A. w. TUCKER-TT Has
IL Become Weli known tact that hs cures bun
dred1 Of chr0ule disease with bis Baths aud Nell
cine5i where All other prEcflca falls de viii Fuar
aetee % cure hieuulaIisna, salt kheum, eerulula,
Liver Ic1nplaintr Chill feFer, Dyspepsia, Travel,
A1ihnai Catarrni Dropsyi also, secondary yDhiis,
m az - various larula- tof this disease be has
specific that never isils. Good success in au other
chronic daeasess and many acuta Call and re ths
Doctor
once, No. ~, Ontario street up stairs.
- Consultation free. maru
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Arrival of ne Overland Man.
ARRIVAL OF THK ASIA


NEW NoRK, June "a
The Asia arrived at 80 from Liverpool, June
eth. via Queenstown, 10th. Generai news antiel
ulted BY the Quebec steamer. She reports TIE
EUROPA and Kanrnroa arrived ont on Sunday.-
The Europa passed thd Canadian, no date, with
machinery dnmrrpd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-22

The convention was called to order at O'Clock,
having waited half an hour for New York
Ludlow, on behalf that delegation, asked fur
fbertime for confederation They were now in
session and he begged the indnlsenee Of the con
Vention.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-12-13
Presadent's Message.

We gave our readers in our last paper all
that portion of the Presidents message
which refers to the troubled questions which
are the subject Of controversy between the
citizens Of the free and slave States. We
may in our next give synopsis of the re-
maiuder Of the message. which refers more
particularly to the financial and civil econo-
my Of our government We have not the
patience TO review that which we have al
ready published. 1t carries with 1t its own
rsfutation. 1t exposes to the most casual
reader it's inconsistencies and sophistry-
The most Indifferent observer Of the past
history OF the slavery agitation. will discov-
sr its fslsehoods and false denunc'a''ons.
While he boasts that in every case where
an effort has been made to reclaim fugitive.
where the power of the government has
been exercised, has been successful, he calls
upon the free States To repeal their laws
which are said to interfere with the reclaim
alton Of fugitives from service. We are
willing for the sake Of peace that Congress
shall give the South fugitive slave law,
which shall place the slave upon an equal
footing with other property; but we are OPP
posed to the present law. because it is I'M
equal. Under its provisions colored per
son may be arrested, taken before a com
missioner, who is paid large fee for convic-
ting him OF slavery, very meagre sum Vt
he acquits him. This commissioner fixes
his own rules of court. and his decision IS
final. There is no jury TO investigate the
facts--no appeal to another cour,-no writ
of habras corpus. whereby another tribunal
may revise the claim thus set up. but the de-
cision of the commissioner is final. 1T
citizen of Indiana were to be charged with
having stolen dog from kentuclian. he
is arrested and taken before Magistrates
Court-he is permitted 10 bring in his wit
nesses. if he doubts the integrity of the
Court. he can call jury OF his countrymen
to examine the facts-if these decide against
him he can appeal to the higher counts. even
to the highest known to our State Statutes.
thus being enabled to defend himself at ev-
cry point. But negro. or the man charg-
ed with being a negro. though he may have
been born Of free parents and never having
been in slave State in his life. is subject
TO be carried into slavery with less formali,y
and less means Of securing justice. than
dog may be reclaimed. The personal liber,
ty bills Of which Mr.. Buchanan complains,
in their most Objectionable features. are not
half SO obnoxious TO justice as is the fugitive
slave law. We trust they will not be repeal
ed until the fugitive slave law is amended.
and the threat of disunion Withdrawn.