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RnRRIGN NRWa

|NH ~ NV ORR AAafGu T.
The Bremen has arrived from southampton
~ I1i@siion II ne House 81 Commons. aslIus for
mere cqality In assessing and levyinR the Income
tax, was carri, BY majority against the Gov
erument
The Italian Parliament waa opened BY Victor
Emanuel IN person. Ou the 18Th
proclamation for he emancipation Of serfs
ia Russia, would be issued on the 50.
Direct transactions were made between the
banks Of st. Petersburg and France, for the
change of $4,000 iOO0f In gold for the same
amount in silver
Fresh disturbances had commenced against the
Christians In Cochin China.
The 4Etna arrived out on the 10Th.
Demand for discount at the bank limited,
In open market the terms were lower s
count
Liverpool 20 Cotton advies from Manchester
are unievorable. Market very dull and rates
slightly lower
BreadstufTs- Richardson, Spence Co. report
hour very dull, and offered at 0dais decline with
Wheat dull. All qualities considerably lower
but rates irregular Red Chicago 1lsidatls3d;
red Southern 12s6d@l3s; white Southern i3s9lbs
Corn quiet aud Oil lower mixed S6sod93I (;
yellow 3I8S7spd; white SssedaS9sSd.
Provisiors-Beef dull
Pork dull.
Bacon quiet.
Lard dull and slightly lower Sales 6e657s
Sugar steady.
Coffee quiet
Rice steady, ..
Victor Emanuel received at Milan the Prusslan
The conspiracy in favor Of Murat was discov.
/ cred at Naples. If a tlNNH Ha
The Pspsl Zouaves had invaded Sandman ter
ritOry. The volunteers Tepulsed them.
Pontihcal soldiers had fortified themselves At
The Journal Of Rome denies any arrangement
between the Holy See and Piedmont
Famine was very seEery In the northwest pro
The Niagara was at Liverpool on Monday.
The Arago was At CoWes on the night of the
/ 18th. q" i'll ol '''
The AustrAIasian sailed on the 10th Nothing
later about her.
LArEsT
TURIN, 10th The number of troops made pris
1 Oners az Gaeta was II 900. Seven or eight hun
dred cannon and sixty thousand muskets wer'
three Generals accompanied Francis to Rome
/ Gen Cisldinl was ordered to summon the com
/ mandeF Of the Fortress a. Messina TO surrender
PKsTH, 20ih-rhe municipality demanded tn,
i dismissal of the Ban Of CrOiiR. aud the.appOint
| ment Of q Hungarian in his place. res.
Tthad been decided that the armamepts Of th'
Warrior and Black Prince shall consist Of 100
FOUNDER Armstrong gun on the main deck, anC
/ IO-pOunders on the upper deck '.
! The Daily News says the Great Eastern vii
! leave on the first week of March for Norfolk
where she has been guaranteed cargo chiefly
cotton. for England, the freight Of which viii
/ amount to SIS 900. .rs7.f -
| PiRfs.-Wheat and AouF markets are higher
! tits understood that the French Government
had borrowed milliOn startling from the Bank o.
/ Francs. ltltuta 81
An embezzlsment to tie amount Of ssI 900 hat
| occurred In the Commercial Bank of London.
Money was abundant At Paris. Rates in opeI
/ market, * per cent. drf eLt l.F
/ Typhus fever was ravaging Gaeta-
/ Francis and the -lDueen of Napleg will leave
/ Rome In g few days fer Bavaria
Gen CiRldiniyWill be made Duke of Gaeta.
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lIIssoURI CONTENTION.
81. Lorrs. March 9.

IlNI lIIIIlI o
Amcug the resolutions offered IN the Convsn-
tion tins morning. and referred 70 the Committee
ca FEDERAL Relations, was one mnVinG that con-
sentlcn Be called Of all SJuthcr1 Slllas not Sc
ceded 90 meet at Nashville on the 18th Of April (;
ancther providing for such amendments 10 the
Constitution as shall secure 20 al States equal
rights IN the Union another declaring no reason
why Missouri should seceds, and IL would Be
hiThlv Injurious 10 her TO do so smother declRr
ing that the States having once bound themselves
together, cOHld not dissolve their connection az
pleasure another that Missouri adopt q policy
according 10 her true interests, aud invite other
Western States 70 join her IN efforts 70 maintain
q peaceful, unbrOken Union Of States.
Col. Doniphau offered a resolution declaring
that any attempt 70 use coercion BY the Federal
Government would Inevitably result In civil war
aud military degpOtism-
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GOLD MINES.


DENVER, Mareh4
A nugget was found In Georgia Guloh last
week weighing sloS. Miners are uaid % be doing
aEcsedidE we'll in that neighbOFhood
Many people are going 70 New flatt and Clear
Creek digginfs, ffteen 70 twenty five miles from
there
Fenr cords Of quarts from HOrss Fan lead
boulder mines last week gave over 81 800.
a letter IRON Fort Wise brings intelligence
llat Ool: beon has concluded mOst favorable
Icy eite tne chelne and ATTapahoe Indiana
y eSllalns SPECIAL provisions respechag the
he hosky a-ou1 tain News hiss published the
lyrites and CLAY plumbaEo Iv fhiS ,1roe-si he
yiuld Of gold has been decreased froi5 m Il so0
per cent oFel the old method = w
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VIRGINIA AND missouri CONvEN-
TIONs.
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MISSOURI CONVENTION.

..F r.- "a. -..... ..f.t... a ST LOUIS, March T.
The Convention met at 10 o'clock A large
number of resolutions were read and referred to
Committee on Federal relations. Among the
most important was one providing for q Commit
tee to confer with the border States, as to the
hest means Of keeping the Western States in the
Confedemey. Another declaring secession
dangerous herisey that the Constitution has
never failed TO confer the blessings intended BY
It's founders that Southern States have no excuse
for seeding and asking Northern States to re-
peal all acts making the rendition of fugitive
slaves impossible OF dificult another that be-
lieving there is no excuse Tor coercion. MissOu-
ri will furnish neither men nor money for that
purpose, and that National Convention be call
ed making CTittenden proposition the basis of
action. Another that the General Government
be requested to yield up the CnstOm House and
other officers In the seeded States to their peO-
PIE and withdraw the Federal officers and forces
now occupying them 2" -tt
resolution was unanimously adopted tender
Ing the thanks of the Convention to Senators
Criuttenden and Douglas for their efforts to pro.
cure peace to our distracted country. .st
Judge Birch, candidate for the United States
Senate, made strong speech against secession,
and declaring IN favor of enforcing the laws, and
expressing his willingness to support the Gov
eminent IN ITS efforts % uphold the Union.
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BrR. BUCHANAN Ar HOME.

LAEcAsTER, March 8.
Er Buchanan was received this afternoon by 4
large concourse Of people. There was q fine dis
play Of military, and the procession was several
squares long He was greeted with national
salute and the ringing Of bells. Mr. Buchanan
made brief speech Of thanks, concluding with
expressing the hope that the Constitution and
Onion would be perpetuated.
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L.....T-

BY the use Of these Pills the p, riodlo attacks Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
taken at the commencement ct an attack Immediate
reliefirom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom tall III removing ths Sausss OF Head.
ache to which Females are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
lVeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable a.
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
Vigor 20 the digsstye organs. -ahd f6storing tue
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years. during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering rom
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys.
TEN, or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their composition.
aud may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of Diet and the absenee
Of any dsAgroeabls taste renders It easy 70 adnfpi
ter them to Chilaron. ~
WARE OF COUNTE RFEITsI
Es. The genuine have five signatures Of Henry O.
,.-.-l - .----f - rfGou a10 1aHf
pS-Sold BY Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine
Box will be sent BY mail, prepaid on receipt Of
the price,
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
SS-All orders should BE- addressed 70
Hf .i4 ia-''51 HENRY @. sPALDING,
r.a urfs75i) - Cedar Street New York.
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RHooE IsLAND NolIINATIoNs

The Constitutional Union and Democratic Con.
veations have nominated Vim SpTagus for Gov
srnor, samuel o. Arnold for Lieutenant Gov
The Democrats have nominated George II
Browne for Congress 10 the Western District
No nther Congressional nominations are yet
agreed upon.
The Republican Convention meets tomorrow.
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rae aRkPENBERa
NARsHALEs UTRRINE oArH0LIooN

which is offered as q cerfaln cure IN cases aeeomp.
MED with the following sympJoms Irrerui1 1rifis-
Meaknesss kaintneas, DsrEnged Aupetifs. finlIoV
complexion Pain IN tue Back aud kidnsT, Ohilisl
ralgiai Pal ptat3on q the Heart, DlEE7rs7s EerT-
ousuessi Headache, Reatlesansaa Disturbed gIe-p.
Aiudhe1 o. the Heart, General Pain, Crawling aud
Pain A. the Spine and between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach hausea, INDIGESTION, Difieuls Passing u
Urine With heat or am1rting, Itching BrfrnfuF %
lrr tation % thu Uterine OTFans, EiFhtinars, iS-
Paif, ster1o5l Anxiety. Red Eacr, Nervous witch
ing 1sartiugs Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad-
Irregular Bowels, Unpaasant Dreams, Pains IN the
Uterine Organs, Numbnass and Paius "a the Limbs
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HAarFoRp. Trnnbnll go

hereby certify that have been dealine In ths
CrmfnbarE Medicines for the past year, and ean TIM
~ say that have never odsrsd eny medeihes u ~.
public that have met with the decidaf anuF6Ifi1--
0fths psopslik these, particulsrly the Pills a1d
Catholcon. They uill ptrform all and more ft-7 n
promised for them. have sold about fstT hoffi--
q the Uath0lcon the past year and heas tbs bs-f
results in oveEy case. % H O.jOHN8ON. .
March 7, i55I. Medical Avrnt
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l.l 7l- GFrom the St. Louis Dsmocrat.1
Thsimmense demand for tlIs afticIe (Cophae PIMA
is rapidly INCREASING.
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HnME 1,ESTTlEONY,

In this connection We ouer q IeW tsstimouials.
81 am Methodfst Clergyman aud Whau on ny
circuit have met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which yCu advertise Marshalr8 Ute
rine Catholioon as cure. have aivise it1 and
lt has effected compiete wherever 10 has been
used. Rev. PETER SHARP,
MesteEn Star, Ohio.
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DOUGLAS WITH rHE PRRsrDFSr.

The debate IN the Senate between t,linv,.n
and Douglas was quite lengthy % day.
n the course OF his renafts Mr. DouvIss s.i5
ne did not desire Is to be inferred that hs syu6pa
fhized with the Administration, or in anv com
finVency he and the President would be ass5oia-
fed- FOR he expected 70 oppose his AdminiSfrsfior
o. these principle which separated parties In
former times. Bat on questions 70 the preserVa-
ton Of the Union BY peaceful means, and the
geftlement Of the slavery question by amend-
Presidents trre meaning, be was with him
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uB-Road what Dr. Bushnell sny1 Of fbs nr,e.,.
berg Medioines. Dr. B. is physicisn of ss1,c-l1s
praeties, and one Of ne most aueeessul n ths com
81 CTrumbuil) IN Whlch ho reaides
fsThis certides that have ulef fhs Grarrber4sa
Pillq aud harshall'1 yathollcOn, sold here b g. C
lohn11ns ~ my practice. They are good niadicine1
Sold b. Drsggi8tg and Medicine laaisfs throH-h-
cut the country fOf Medicines or ARentfs1 ~.
dress r rs II. 3. KINGSLEY Cl6soISr5i
iansdkW Gqnaral Agsatfar Ohio.
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CANFORDiS LTVER lNVTQC

CANFORD'S LIVER iFHI9Ck.
~ AJ0R never De1llitslrs- It is so,. -. -
sllfir!s.y ~ EB0M GUns, aod ha1 bscal16 Is i
.abllshed iact, Standard 4edicinqs Euogc ni.l'ss
proleq Dy sll VINO have reed %, ard = noR r1s1rfsi
. VIII eolfeanos in 81 ttisease8 ~ Fhlel ff
lt has cured thousandsi uifhin ne ls1f t--o7z,n
Weo had gwen up al1 hops of r8liek - ~
1unslp11 unsoii5itsd = osfiideatd1l q ~ 5osiss
ne de- mzss Be- st.p-Es Ia % ths te.,,, -,
= ths neiEidndl taEing b, and used lnlteh ~
htiss e g act gsnsraliy as % lhs e0asls --iaiI
he uss 0i the LI9ER|C 1lHtIGOR I T0p 90
ElA sus LIfEa Con-ig irLErs--. I.4r155.4 a.
y lsl1ElI.s solo1l-',- llq DlAlsIE1, 50aHa
alsffoat doSfit l.-e,, ~ - sgoHAqgg
NAAEEE1sY -sad nay 81 Ia 1r1s--7i -li-..- =,
QADlNAhl LFAMlLTl,s n ErlIdTl7H = ~
cure SICK HEApACHEss ~ tf0u-9ni- -, -
li1Tsl ~ ENTTE IMIEUTF5. ~ 80
-. = q > = = . AZ stooh8lDL AEE IA
An Eho use e are giving their testimony b iiS +
l.a-MlE WetsE IN ths n0aths With tAs Iusif5r.to,
PRIgE OHB bOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Also SaEiords Family Oalhaftic Piils
OonpohHdsd IRON Pure Feeei.Bis Ertfacfs. abt %
% ~ Glass Cases. Air Lighss and Hll %
vsus1.y1 1assg ass h aRE gi.s e.s4aie 81
se..laEtles WHICH ths pr0Dristor h11 ned %
E, eisSsios ns2re than twenty gearu. - j
glo 1qge long u8sd the = PiLEs ahd fis 1ssIidIo
elcr Which all a pres n = rsgari 10 - - - ~
~. IIs
- 80 Eroiaslion Welli. know that dllsranf o.
til-ttlc- So on dl1erelt- e0rtionI of the boutI1
The Family UIfhnrfie|as pm - rTiff ~ -
ence 70 this wen stab lighed incf - con-
POUNDED ffonl 7nrafv|rn N ~ rr-aaf W.-a5~fie
Nztracfa, ~ tch act alis- = Iol ever 80 al - -fI
A-9ll-tl eallalI sud alr'r. GOOD and 1aFl - al
eases whore CafharfcIr Ia neeiaII 71Ief - ~
fragments Of the stoun-I1s lach geaSr7l pGirs =
the BACK and Loin1.i io7-i =. lfiI1rrTr o-i1 70-s
ness over the whole hov IRON - - T5if -iieh
fequenfly, n neglected. p end N a i5I1l 5'r-s 4
aetsf- Lo44 OF App8-'Es |tte, 3 Creerlng SanEl
klon q yola oEer tleI BODY Res tleBBnesa
Head-Achs, or WefrhfI<d IN ~ Hr1f - Tr1iru5
llatoIy Diseases, WofnssI-5 51 ghildren or AdnIf7
/ i1oumatllu 3 1rsrf q ffa ri1si - I-I---r
ep- q Hhicl rozh d h1ir, toe nul1sl1IlI % Il1en
t-on IN tAla adFertl5auenf. Doe 70 q
PRICE 81 CGNl6.
- re Liver lnFiggrator and Family Clfhlrtf
Etl9 are retalled b Druggists ranerlilF aad aold
I Wholesale by the Trade ~ al The larqa toFna.
3. Z. ". bANlOED. M. D.
MauuiactuFer end PropristoF.
/ -HIl9Hhe - broadVaTl hsF foEE.
- - sani0Id's Liver laTie0futOr and Csihartia
Pills are 10 sale By
cHGRCHILL BRO., DEussiifs,
BIO :. W cor. Pub. squaTS and ontsFioSt.
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MedifInes.
Dr.. SWEETS

l-r- a.IHH s7ll o.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
The great natural BonS Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
Is known al over tbs United States.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
L. the snfher Of DR. Sweets Inialibie Lininspt
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
DIR. Sweets IRfallible Liniment
Cures Burps and sealda Immediately.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
IL q certain remedy for SsuraIgia. -.t--'
DIR, Sweets Infallible Linimsn,
Is the best remedy Or sDrains and Bruises.
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Cures Headaohs'immsdiAtsly aud never tails.
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Affords immediate relief qF Piles, and seldom ils
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Cures Toothaohe IN one ninuto. 8 uo7l
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Oursscuts, Wounds immediately, leaving no scar
Dr.. Sweets Infallible Linimeni
L the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimenf
Has been used By more than million people and
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L. truly ''frisnd in need, and every ftily shoe
have Il at hand, $40 m5m1I 3o ili
DR.. Sweets InfalHble Liniment
& fof sale b. all Druggists. Price . cents,
Il. r.+.,r.sg5r7i r RICHARDSON & CO.,
sept27;dkwRa5 ~ Sole PrQpTiaforl, Norwich, Ct
For Hslo n Cleveland By sHn. fisksi and strons3 3
Armstrong.
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#eaieiues.
-QeI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OOA the success Of several medical gentle
men In curing disease upon princip1a IN accordance
With tne great natural laws, induced their estalirh
ment incorporated Institution under a. act of
ths Legislature b. the title Of III 4 3FRN BEaa
CUMPAht Of New u 8fk. The continued succass Of
their remedies, and the hfm hold they have Fainei
upon public eondones, has fully Justified ths h61of
conferred upon the Association By hegi8lutiVo en-
aetment, and they have rea5on to iesl Fraaf pride IL
90 chartered by public authOrity. Unsolicited tsgt-
mony from public and private fhdiFidual5 and com
mandatory notices In the leading public journnlS
bar witness 70 the medical ekill End hgh peruona
character Qf the gentlamsn sounscted With the IN.
sttutionl thus assuring the pubie thaf, among the
many unworthy adgart ti39r1 OF the day, fH HRRfs
EhBEkG COMPANX has ever been and Wili bs
reliable and Trustworthy medium Tor the rsstoafior
Of health 70 the afflicted, and all who are gudsruq
maT address them with entire oOundsnee.
The principles and practice Of medicine sdOptsd by
this Institution are luciily cot forth IN ifREFs
EAbEHG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an fnTnlnabie
medical work, published for family use, and -, -
ore sold et the nominal price OF IS cents, oT which
sum it b mailed iree to any part Of tbs country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chil-
dren, and the more obscure and chronic conibaints
We as the common diaeases incidanr to ths couf-
~ nave received the attention q this Institution,
aud IL Is enough t. say they have proved thamssg5
fully competsnt for the great trugts which ~ nIi1
have eoRhied % ther skin.
Their series Of Meiiicnss e1braee eleven didsrsnt
remedies adapted TO different diseases with mfnuta
directions accompanying each erticle. Ido Msdil
cine % which We wish 70 call the attanfias az tha
many Females afflicted With disease "a
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h6Ps q rslsG = 1s'
III = q h. - -.
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FROlT NRW ORLEANS.


N" OHN NI7ITlNIs
The n. Y. Herald's special correspondent
sends the following
Nav OELEAs, March G.
The opinion Of leading men here is that Chase
and Blair are the most Objectionable men in Mr..
Liac0in's Cabinet. Great confidence is express
sed that ar. Seward, from his avOWed opposition
70 coercion, viii inauguraie peace policy. drop
HE irlepreasible conflict principles, and minor
talize himself
In the Convention, the resolutions introduced
to-day ohjsctug 70 the tarid further than 70 Sc
cure reRanues a8 also the securing the public do
main 70 the state. are not intended 70 throw
obstacles n The way cf the formation Of Souih-
er Confederacy.
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rnNFiRnlEn.

MONTGOMERY, March Q.
ConFress has confirmed John II Reagan Of
Texas g. Postmaster General On place Of Ellet,
Of Mississippi, declined.
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8aiT T80aas.
CkREAT NATI0NAL ROUTEl-
z slLaia3AE ] 0aIo sAIEaaaAp. I5.1 a 2
INPROVED sOHEDULRf 81

By rocoht important clfau ges this Road fs now es
p inrni1h unugua iagilitaa for intercummuuisafon
. B1LL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
% Philadel phla aud New fork, in he ast-udfh fk
south oy lla Washington Brapch Road-bY ClsYb-
ianQ aid ~ taDuFght central Ohio and Mafletta and
g1neinnati trains with The Northwest, West and
rhroitgh Tickets to Balflmoie, PhiIadei,hia, New
York or heston give the grlvil0gg OF lying over 81
any Of the lbtefnodiats cities. Two Dollar addI-
tional give ths Pri'ilege ofylsflnE Wash CITY
en- route. .-ls... L. E..-r...r9 aT.rf ~ md I
This Is the ONLY route that can furnish Through
Hictutg OF baEgag8 ChBcks - washington UitF 7
49-fare e. Low ~ bT auy otkef Route. n r.
- Sleeping Cars on All Night Trains
- .Iii-, .tt. .Itr.i ea J.. n. SULLIVAN, I
General Western Agent
W. p. sblIfhf5f ~ a. n. OOEH
Master q Irqnsportat'n. General Ticket 4 gent.
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Ba1-A single bottle Of sPALDIRG's PREPARED
GLUE Will save ten times its cost annually. ia
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From the Advertiser, Providence, b IL -
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from ths
noat respectable Qusrter8. 80 ta
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afTcHIqAN CONTENTION.

a-Ll 2 i9aa DETRoTT, March Z, o.
The Democratic State Convention in this cit
to day, nominated Charles J. " elker of Wayne
county, for Justice Of the Supreme Court
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RrCHnToNn CnNYfNTInN.

RIcHMoSD, March Z +
In the Convention to-day Mr.. Carlisle made a
speech against instruetinR the Committee on
Federal Relations 70 report pledg ing the State
TO resist coercion He upheld the right Of the
Government 20 collect the revenues. He was
agreehbly disappointed 5y the tone Of BincOln's g
Inaugural. He opposed any action placing the
State in a hostile attitute 10 the General Govern
meut, and believed in the power of the people to
vet restore harmony
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From the Gazette, Davenport, IoWa.I -iE-
Mr. Sp dding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know tP possess rail merit.
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8uiIaets.

RR0OKS s. q. 3 E. W.. BUILD
rs. Allo 1la1u,aselgrslg q Doels, 1ii1sIl
Gcthie IcTE. Particular attention blid D Ift.ll
- 1bofll. Factory On DiEi1ion street. near Cc1tll
elotA, clsTliand, Ohio. udifou
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FROM KANSAS.

acH7liz ltri p. FoRr EEAREE1, March !.
The Western stage coach for Omaha, With
mails and passengers, and Hinckley 4 Cos .ex-
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SNOW STORM.

NEw YouE March
Its showing very fast tonight
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -.
IN Proposals will b rsopiYsi 81 fiIs al fhe
CitY Civil Engineer % The Csty 0f Cleveland until u
O'Clock NJ, n arch fithi 1851, Tor cIeauins RhffnT
ans r1tinguishing ths Sired Lamps Of the City u
Cl8Teiand.
gpacihcatIUns Of the manner of dclug aid woTir
may bs seen at ths once the CITY civil kneinssr
on and after the 7th inst. e
The Board % Cify LupnoFeue1ts ilTite the sub
mission Of Bids r1larFi ths night % accepl or 70
Jet the same. kE order ol she bqcld
. y. 81. ehHGENT,
msrss25 49,, City CiTii Enginssr. q
A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A Notice in hereby given that the. undsraigped
have been duly appointed and qualid5d 3. adnihig-
traitors on the Estats Of John M 9tearng, decsegst,
.lg--l p ..fial 2 o. lAUEA ~ 8IEAAhBs
bbzEAll -aua arai w. 4. 8IEABNB.
EXECUT0R'S NOTICE. q
III u Public mott e b hereby given tat the ndhar
5gued Il qualified % act ~ aEecuiUf u thS m VIII
ard Testament of Ms. Lydia b. Poster late Of ths
city ofClrVelanh IN the County oiCngahoRa dscsas-
cd. lfel'2E32iI RUfUS r. 5PAnDfNG.