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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

DR. HosTETTER's justly celebrated and never
falling Stomsch Biutrs viii udeoluay all diseases
Of the body OF morbid The Doctoria calling the
attention OF the public this valuable specific, does
with feeling the confidence in its virtues aud
adaptation the diseases for which Il is recommended
Il sno quaok article, that has stood the crit
Of tho American press and people The Testimony given
In s iayor by the most eminent and well kOowa profess
and private individuals Ia all parts OF the Umtod
States immense, and clearly eynces that It's virtues
many The use Of the Dtters" cRnno but satisfy the
skoptca thu it is really deserving the celebrity It has
obtained wherever fold,
For sale by LTuggiss End dealers generally evsryWheio
BY lloststtor Smith, Sos PopHstors s. Water and
O Front streets. PttsburRh icbalw
t95 BRANDRETH's PILLs VS.. SARsAPARILLA.-
One Twenty Cent Box BiSndrshs Pills Is swarsn-
Cd TO cootan more pure SarspaTR than any dollar bottle
OF SarSsparlla All who using SsrsSpara' let them
Try Brandrehs Pills. aud take each night Tbs effect
will be found superior the bottled article. box Of the
LFR ADDITION PIILs warranted equal to two dollar
bottles Of SaTsaparia Try Of these Pills. whose maiR
active nglodien is taloid Of SssaIRris Take opl
every thd day. you who using the Ssraparlla orsny
other tonie remedies Drop all these Thirty DAYS and
use these pills ia the piece thorso during tsa time The
cost will he hy cents their worth thousand doors
Principal Office, No. zsi Canal ST., New York. Sold ly
A. Gardiner No 220 Superior street, Cleveland; and by
J. B. wheedon Hudson, aud all respectable dealers in
medicines fsl2idkw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

@s- sic is offered to any individual who will
buy gallon of poor coal oil at 1s9 Ontario St, or
IO7 Detroit St West Side. Price 81 per gallon
Fetch on your cans.
B1sse advertisement of DR.. sanFord's Liver
Invigoator. ...-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24
PORTABLE GAS WORKS.
WIGSl WIGSl WIGS

BATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs suuass all
They are elegant, light, ~ and durable
Fitting 20 oharmnO turning up behind-nO shrn king
the head; indeed. this Is the onlr Establishment wher
these things are properly understood and made
t2S3 Broadway, New York
,,r,z W. FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24
apecial Nolites.

ny For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply Of
FoGG. ENswORTH CO. Cor. Superior \ seneca ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24
by TELEGRAPH.

HeDoTted By the Union Telegraph,
OFFICE, WARiNG's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

Ea8~ ProstratiOn Of the System and rapid de-
cline slmt rvaiisby the result, ofssry mapractces
and unchecked yicops habits treatise olaboratey go'
up has lseiy issued from The pres illustrating this ten
dency and the we'll prevention Of the same L
Is entitled HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHNSIoLoG-
ICAI RESEARCHES Il Ontsrs fully iuto into the
causes effects sai Ell aeious mode OF curing all dis
elsssof delicate nature with ooDious instructions for the
reot restoration oi those who prevented by impede
cons
Sold b. Or. BARROW, isl Blocker street N Y Price
Is coLts sent free every where.
Cf7-Sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and WIN.
FI>KE, Druggists, Cleveland. o. feU22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24
EGeet. Of the Gale.

The day Of Wednesday was rs bright and
pleasant as one would expect to see in April or
Nay. overcOats werO supsrhuily and burden
while fires were not as much 10 demand a. were
open doors aud windows. Through the afternoon
there had been frequent gusts Of Wind but nothing
serious until about O o'clock, when there suddenly
arose fearful aud tremendous gale--a perfect
tornado In fact before which hardly any object
Oluld stand. For a few minutes The air was filed
with limbs of trees, sticks. shingles hats caps and
other movable articles. Chimneys were blown
down and trees uprootod houses were unroofed
and persons were whlrled about in the gallo like
paythlngs. 1t was the heaviest gale which has
visited this section for many years. if indeed such
one has ever passed over our city before. We
have gathered sOms particulars Of ,hs damage
done, which are given below. These are doubtless
but small part OF the whole number Of dwellings
&C. damaged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

JUDGE FooTE- Kelly vs.. Bennett, ct al, before
noticed. Judgment for defendants.
Davis vs. Sergeant, action on alledged contract
for lease of premises. Jury out
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

CIVIL BRANcH-JUDGE BIsHoP.-Tuttle ct. al
VS.. Skinner ct. al, before noticed. Judgment fOl
defendants .
snashall vs.. Prop. Owego, action TO recove
$500 to 5000 damages on a box of goods alleget
to hove been lost by defendant. Jury out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-24

PoLicE CoURT--JUDGE LAwRENcE.-Tim Con.
olley was yesterday sent to the chain gang for
vsgrancy. Two or three cases of intOxicatiOn
were summarily disposed Of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

M ELANCHoLY CONFERENCE.-THE learn that the life
less corpse of Dr. McNeAly DuBose was found in bis
field in Clarendon District, Friday last. He had
been shot by one, whose Identity we understand
has not been established notwithstanding many rumo
abroad as to the perperator of the deed. whole
load of shot, accompanied by the waddng of what was
supposed to be gun, penetrated his breast causing
DEATH it is supposed Immediately. Dr. DuBose was the
nephew and sonnlaw of Mr.. David St. P. DuBoSe, OF
Clarendon District, gentleman of high standing and
intelligence. His death has sent the pang of and
alction deep into the hearts of many devoted relatives
and friends As the matter will undergo judicial inves
tgation and the circumstances attendant are cOmp
Gated in character, refrain from giving further par
ticulars, as they have reached us.
Sumter Is. c. Watchman, 9th inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
Gov. Ellrs Appointments.

We are requested to give notice that Gov Ellis will
address the people at the following times and places
Gainesville, Gates, Tuesday, Sd of April
Hartford, Perqumans, Thursday, 5th.
Elizabeth City, Pasquotank, Friday, 9th.
Currituck Court House, Saturday, 9TH.
Edenton, Chowan, Monday, 9th.
Plymouth, Washington Tuesday, 10th.
Williamson, Martin, Wednesday, llth
Tawboro', Edgecombe, Thursday, 18th.
Nashville, Nash, Friday, 18th
Wilson, Wilson, Saturday. 18th.
These appointments will embrace about two weeksas
long period the Governor can well be absent from
duties in Raleigh. Information from private source
received in Raleigh, renders it probable that Mr. Pool
commenced the campaign this week. The Governor
has made appointments in Mr. POOLS neghborhood and
will no doubt be glad to meet him at the times and pa
ces mentioned. If any changes shall be made in the
above appointments, ones added after consuta
ton with Mr. Pool, due notice thereof will be given
RaL STANDARD.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
Later from California. &c.

New YORK, March 25-The steamer Baltic, from
Aspnwal with California dates to the 9Th arrived here
ment is caused by the large investments in the Wasboe
mines The ships Roanoke, Sabine and Relief are at
Aspinwal. A fire occurred at Sacramento on the 4th
inst. The loss $4,000. The Democratic State Con-
vention met at Oregon and elected delegates to the
Charleston Convention.
Gen. Burras has been elected President of Nicaragua
The revolution in Costa RIGA, in favor of ExPresi-
dent Mora, has been suppressed.
Peru on the of 1t is reported that President
Castillo about to the entire expedition against
Bolivia.
Eighty ships loading at the Chincha Islands, and
others daily expected to arrive.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

BURIED AL1vE.-Within a few months past says the
Albany IN. Y Knickerbocker, necessity has deman-
ded that the German Lutheran Burial Ground on the
Bowery should be stripped of its sacred rites as Sc
puchre of the dead and improved with dwellings, for the
living. Last week. while engaged removing the cot
lns the men came across containing the body of
man named Wertz, who died and buried some eigh-
teen months since From some cause or other persons
present. whether friends of the deceased or not we can
not say, were prompted to open the coffin When they
did so imagine their surprise on beholdng the body face
downward and the fingers of the grappled in his
hair From this it is evident that Mr. Werz had been
buried alive and in his agonies of Distress becoming
conscious of his entombment had worked himself into
the position above described.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

WASHINGTON, March PA call has been issued to
the members of the Democratic National Committee for
meeting of that body in this city Thursday the 9th
of April, for consultation on important business
The call is signed by Gen. Smalley, the chairman
Six or light members of the committee already in
the city 1t is understood that change will probably
be made to the place of holding the convention but
it thought important that the committee should be
called together in order to satisfy public opinion and in
may be abated The clamor for change however, con-
tinues undated from different sections. There is some
talk among individual delegates here of an informal
call upon the several state delegations to confer at the
time with the national committee the same sub
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
New York Markets.

FROM WASHINGTON Washington, March 26h-
The President engaged with the Secretary of State
for several hours to-day on business connected with
Mexican affairs. The recent events in the Gulf occa
sion much soictude in official quarters as it is feared
they may complicate with foreign powers having large
interests in that country Nothing materially different
from the newspaper accounts reached this government
The House has been officially informed that the Pres
dent has signed the bill for the protection of emigan
female passengers
Mr.. Draper, representative Of the New England
strikers, is to lecture here on Thursday.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

Coop APPoINTMENT.-We learn from the HILLSIDE ro'
Recorder that Thos Rufn, jr, Esq, the Solicitor for
the Fourth Judicial Circuit having resigned his office
Thos. Settle Esq, Of Rockingham to fill the vacancy
No better appointment could have been made MIR.
Settle is one OF the few young of the age who merits
the honors conferred
We learn also, that Special Term of the Court for
one week, was ordered to be held for Orange to conf
mence on the second Monday in June next for the trial
OF cases on the civil docket -Raieigh Press
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
From the New-Yorker, July 80,

AMONG desirable articles we may name as foremost the
want of useful gue easy of and of general and uni
versal application to the repair of furniture crockey
shelwork and other serviceabe and ornamental purposes
The prime qualities of good glue immediate readiness
for at all times and reliability hodfast And this
the article which Mr.. H. c. spaldng been so fortunate
as to introduce In convenient bottles with handy brush
Spaldings Prepared Glue requires days preparatory
lays to its junction and cohesion-being held in ou
ton chemically and capable of being applied instantly and
to variety of work and requirement. Spadngs Glue
thus itself to be Household Friend and will
welcomed heartily in all parts of the country. We have
given it trial. and have found it quick hunger
taking hold, and firm as death in holding fast
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

TIE CoLoRED PRoDIGAL RETURNING.-We copy tne
following paragraph from the Cincinnati Times OF le
18th:
Mr. Thomas Ferris resident of Shebyvle, len,
nessee, passed through the city yesterday with ug
slave who voluntarily accompanied him to his OLD homs
having tasted the sweets of liberty in several Norlne
cities for the past six months Mr. Ferris unexpeceu
discovered his chatel pedding apples on the raro'
at Syracuse.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

Let our enquiring friend go little farther and he will
find that the drafts drawn against the shipments of these
products form that exchange which enables us to sustain
our currency and pay for the goods get from abroad
This is the also at points far west of this En-
quire at the bank Of Charlotte, Wadesboro or
ceyye And these productions already referred to are
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

SEVENTH DIsrRIcT.-The Democratic Convention for
the 18th district, held at Charlotte on the Goth.
VIM Lander, Esq, of Lincoln, and John Walker. ESQ
of Mecklenburg were elected delegates to the Charles
ton Convention; David Schenck, Esq., of CASTOR, and
ID. b Hammond, Esq, of Anson their alternates.-
Junus A. Box, Esq, of Mecklenburg, was chosen Eec
tor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

slave boy named Barras was arrested in New Or.
leans on the 18th ut, charged with having disposed
$4,000 of his masters money without authority. The
master who was an old Frenchman refused to allow the
boy to be logged claiming that he was too smart,
and that he had done bis business for him for thirty
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

PosTHUMoUs-O Insane Contributor wants 10 EnoI Wv
whether the dead letter Office at Washington Wouu nO'
be good place for explorations of the Dead U!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
By TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, d. g.. March "a. 1870
Yesterday, the Senate discussed the bill for an n
crease in the pay of the Navy.
The House debated the Armory BILL
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PORTLAND, March 18th, 1861
The Steamship Bohemian arrived here yesterdav
with Liverpool teegraphic dates via Queenstown to tho
18th inst
Cotton was dull and the lower grades had declined
but the market for the better grades generally with
out change.
Provisions were steady
Consols closed at 94556 a IS.
The latest advces report that Sardinia had agreedbv
special treaty to cede Savoy to France.
Advices from Turin say that the Sandman Armvboa
been ordered to be placed on a war footing.
The Moores had attacked the Spanish encampmenh
but were repulsed with great loss.
LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
New ORLEANS, March 28th 1861
Brownsville, Texas, dates to the Sd inst have bpo,
received here. -Four companies of American troops had
crossed the river above Brownsville and took thrt
to be portion of Cortnass band
The Americans have found encampment on the Mex.
lean side where six companies were stationed at last
accounts.
Explosion.
PHILADELPHIA March 9th, 1861
An explosion occurred in coal mine near Hyde Park
yesterday, killing Is or 20 persons, and woundipp
many Others.
New York Markets.
New YORK, March %, 1860
ut the close yeserdGyl
Cotton dull There is little enquiry and prices weak
Flour is declining Wheat has declining tendency and
is nominal Corn is firm at 20 1870. Spirits Tur.
pentine dull at 1870 Rosin dull but prices unchanged
Rice 81 AK cents per h.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

ACQUITTAL CAPT. WITCHER OTHERs-Lynchb1uq
Va, March 26Capt. Vincent Witcher Addison, Witcher
j. A. Smith, and Samuel Swanson tried for killing the
Messrs Clements, i'll Franklin county, Va, acquitted
on FRIDAY last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

Bulwer has said that death often changes aversion
into love-. Certainly it does. We may have an anti
pathy to swine and yet love pork and sausages. ''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

IA See supplement this week. We give Gov,
Ellis Speech in full, with other important and interest
ing matter The regular issue of the Journal has also
received our earnest attention; trust both will
be found worthy that of our patrons Circulate the
documents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

DEATH OF Hon. FRANCIS MALLERY.-No,tolk, March
26-Hon. Francis Mallory, formerly member of Con-
gress from this district died here this morning
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

UNFoUNDED RUMoR-New York, March 26-The
rumOr that A. L. Stewart had become insane is unoun
dot
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

A TREAT IN STORE Messrs. Bssett & Brchett
OF this city, the contractors for the branch of tn evil
mngton Railroad to Tarboro and all of their employees
have rich treat in store, learn from the citizen of
Tarboro on the 4th of July next 1t is expected that
the branch will be completed by that tme and on that
one hundedth anniversary of the town ofTarboro
will transpire 1t will be glorious day for the thrifty
and energetic population of that growing little boro
and one which is worthy of all honor as well in view of
its distinct events in the double sign6cancy it will
bear to the citizens, both local and national hol
day The above named gentlemen and their employees
we are told will be invited to grand barbecue furnished
by the citizens and in the richest and most liberal man.
ner. The ovation will reflect credit upon the citizens
of Tarboro and will doubtless be long and Justly remem-
bered from the associations and "reminiscences it will
kinde in the hearts of its participants.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
Duplin Superior Court,

The spring term Of the Superior Court for Dupn
county is held this week at KenansvlIe His Honor
Judge Howard presiding.
Dupn is the first court of the circuit, and on Mon.
day Judge Howard entered upon the discharge of his
judicial duties Though young in years and appearance
the Judge presides with dignity, and pushes forward
business with much despatch due regard for the
impartial administration Of justice will permit His
charge to the Grand Jury lengthy and precise as
well as able. All with whom our Associate conversed
avorabIy impressed by the Judge and believe
that he will make excellent officer We understand
that there no case of public Importance to be-
fore the Court at its present term.
By the way, our Associate came across highly re-
spectacle family of four chidren-al boys-the Oldest
being about 2l whose combined length of twenty-five
feet three inches, think would be hard to beat Their
respective heights feet inches, feet inches
feet inches and feet How much they may yet grow
is difficult to say the Oldest has hardly yet got
his growth. A foot more may still be added to
their aggregate height
1t almost unnecessary to say that the Journal is
more and more sought AFTER the older it grows We
thank the people of Dupn for their kind support and
fAtterng appreciation.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

DIRECT FROM PORTO Rico, w I've notice the ar
rival here of the Schooner A s. Ees, direct from Maya
guez, Porto Rico, to Messrs. Hathaway & Co., with
l54 hhds prime and choice Porto Rico Sugar This
is the first cargo direct from Porto Rico for years and
we trust it may be regarded the opening rather
opening of a valuable trade
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

SAVANNAH. Aprii ~.

SAVANNAH, April ~.
AdvicrS rom v-ra Ceuz u A,ri -, con
irm 'hr raising of the siege BY Miramcn. ow
ing 10 th- want Of provisions aud munition.
nv war. H. had cost 600 our oi 5000 men
The los =" the city wss iriaing.
Aayices from the City Of M.xico stat,
hat there ia srroug frsling in that ciry Ia
favsr 81 a war sith The United States.
The American Minister srrised at Vera
Lrrz on The 2sII.
DegoIado had gone 10 Tanpico 70 enter
npon campaign.
va'dese. with 900 men, hsd been defeat.
ID with loss Of 500.
The s,esmsr l'ocahonias left Key Wesl
pn tee 10Th lor Vera Cruz.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

61-An Trirhmsn being very fond % COO
milk for his dinner, his vile always kept
10 the spr ing. in large bowl. Oh, day
ircg CONCLUDED 70 take qusrers 10 the bowl
il being j,s, deep enough 70 hide in.
Dinner came or, and The old wcma,
placed The bowl before The old man. no.
even dreaming of a frog being in il.
Tnc old man went on enj wing his mill
snd bread. % usual, until he had drank 4
% low ss 20 make The frog visible, he ex
claimed.
'Fsi,h, aid BE- i'berS. old umern, and
whats this IL me mikl'
''Oh. nothing, John, bu, mere BIT u .
mote y
'Boeger an dom your notes. when irs
sitting on its ~ tours. gsziog me il the
syes"
The milk vamcused the vsnche.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25

lsFLrEScE or A NEwsrA!ER.-A schaol
teacher who had been engaged d long lin.
~ HE profession. and Witnessed The inas
ence Of y mes spsprr on The minds of . tam.
siy Of children. writes 70 HE editor OF lhs
O-jensburg Srniinei. a. foiioss:
] have iound i 10 De the universal isci
without exception, those scholars. oi bei
sexes aud 81 sil ages, aho have had acce..
20 newspa pers II home. when CON, ,areJ ~rh
Ihose Who have mol. srr:
i. Better readers. exceeding ia pronunri.
s'ion, and consequently read more under
stsndingIy.
2 They are better spoilers. AMI define
words Win ease aud accuracy.
g. They obtain a yracs,esi Know edge ~
geography - almost halt ih- time !, =, a. re-
Others. az the newspaper has m.dr ahem
familiar with The location 81 tile most in
por'snt places. nations. their govrrnnen,s
and doinas, on The gIobs.
4 They are bet n grammsrin rs; Tor. hay.
ing become 80 ian;lssr ~,lh .very vsrie,y IA
The newspaper, irsm the Commonplace "a.
yertiseme nt 10 The finished aud CLASSICAL ora
lion cf The statesman. they mws r-sdi,
comprehend The meaning VI the tex, and
consequently ansiyzs - construction with
accur-cy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-04-25
The Union Party

ISDiASAfoLIs, April IL.
The representatives of N Conslltutio iona
Un on party of Indiana assembled here TO-
day. and appointed dele -a'es 10 Baltimore
Ihry also selected a Central Evecullyr Com
mI'iee, aud nnaninou-ly adopted ihe 70 How
ing resolutions: That Jotn Mclean, u
Ohio, aud Juhn Bell, Of Tenn be prc-en.
ted our choice Tor President aud Vice
President. That we will cordially suppori
sny conservative na,ionai men who my b,
Nominated nv The D,Itimorc Convention.
Richard w. Thompson and John J. fIay
den were app ir ted dsI.raIes at large, aud
one delegate from each Congressional Dis
'rc, was appointed 10 represent the psrl,
at the Baltimore Convention.