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TEETH WARD.
E. Bsady G. ". Calkins, Jas. McKesvsr,
5no. Thompson.
The Committee on Credentials having re-
turned, reported the following persons a.
delegates from the Ninth Ward, being di-
vision Of the tickets; J. II. Cofinberry, O.
VI. Palmes, ". B. Castle, ThOs. McClane,
Terry Hughes. J. P. McMshon.
Ltwas moved that the report be adopted.
Mr.. Palmer protested against the report.
Although be Ess given place in the dele
cation BY the oomnittss, be had no more
right in the Convention than the three
chosen with him ct the Primary Meeting,
who were excluded By the Committee. Those
thres received more votes than either him
self o. AR. Castle. One or tho other Of the
tickels entire was entitled 70 q seat in the
OonVention, and one or the other should be
excluded entire. II the ticket upon which
he was placed By the voters had no business
IN the Convention, throw It out.
The motion to adopt the report was then
put andIloat--4s agsinst Is.
AmOtion 10 sdmit 10 seats the delegation
hrBt elected was carried.
The following was the delegation
John Hughes, Terry Hughes, J. P. Mona
hon, Geo. Upton, Joseph Kane, joseph Ran
dsrBon.
On the delegations from the Eleventh
Ward, the Committee reported in favor of
admitting that elected Thursday night, as
follow: CIV. Wagner, c. Colshsn, E. Il.
Parks, Eoliz McCabs.
Numerous protests were made against tl e
report, and Cha Convention listened to sx-
planstionh from the Chairman of each Of the
dslegstions. Il was finally moved and car
Fisd that tie report be laid upon the table.
ffA motion then prevaiIed--51 to 1l.-ad-
mitting 70 seats the other delegation, which
was; Thos. Higgins v. ziemer, Q. Messer-
smith, O, seiehrist.
oooNEIa8IoEzR OF EATER Woprs.
The Convention then proceeded "a a.
nOminaiioa Of one Commissioner Of Watsr
Works.
WmsB. Castle was, upon motion. uomI-
nased bsa aeeianatiOn, but declined. The
names Of Z. n. Hubby and Jonathan r
CLARK were then presented to the oouvsB-
SION, ed O. motion the former gentleman
vas nOminated By aoolsmation.
rssH POLICE oLEhEs asss.
The 0ouyontiOn next proceeded 70 shs
HoniRatioa Of Clerk Of ths Polics Court
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aFThs prios Of the MozsIso LEADEH 70 nsWs
agsntl 4 one Dollar and Fifly Centa Per hun-
dred, end No deviation undef any circumstances
Ths pOsizgS on ths LnABEE, 70 EeWs Dealers
tsoAss sIouTih ofa cant Per copy.
We would prefer that persons renting post
ags ste1nps should send Us one and three cant in
Osssd q larger denominations.
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CHLNBERs' EEOYCLoPED1A.-The4 44th num-
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to be found in the language, The subjects
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THE WEBB KEEEER TRoUPH.--The Aneat
audience that has ystVitnessed the eEhibi-
tiOns of this troupe wss presentlast evening.
The tableaux were uDusuallyexcellsnt, and
afforded the most unqualified satisfaction.
We are glad to chronicle The success ol
Nj. Webb's undertskingH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

THn GauA4 BuI1ARD MIGoHIs-I he great
matches at billiards between 70 ley and
Ksvanaeh and Foley and DestY, were
plsyed Thursday and last nights. The frIt
wal not concluded tilt o'clock , esserday
morning, and resulted in favor Of Foley BY
81 points. Foley is aid to have nade the
largest run ever made in a match game
2eo points.
VPto Il o'clock lflAtnigbt no iniellissncs
had been received frOm the second match.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
Infallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing ell Distractions, from
WhsteVer Cause, and always
Successful as g Pre-

InRaufbls in Believing stoppage and Irregularity
AZ ebe WeuseE. These ftllg are nothing new, but
6os been ufed by the doctors for many yerFs, both
n Ersnoe and America, with unparalleled success
IN eTsry case aad it is urged b. many thouAAnd la
diss = 10 have used them to make tue Pills public
SoT fhe aIleViafiou Of those suffering from any rreg
aritie7 VhsteVer well as 90 prevent an increase
~ Fanaiiv where heath viii not permit It.. Females
1arniiariv situated, or these Bupposlng themselves
y re tioned against uBing theao Pills while in
bf esndiffou, q thaiproprietor assumes no reGpOn
fsyiitV afier the above admonition although their
...fi5rsuS would prevent any mischief . health,
tt.o-,1iaa the Pills ara recommended. lull ard 6x
Diieit directions accompany each box krioe u per
IA ,rnoIssals and retail in OlsE land By BEN.
n N u ilf1s fWholseala DrugEist1tl 40 superior
1,SSssts STRONG q ARMSTh0hG, ls9 Superior 81; /;
n ~ SAOERIDER, q Superior street: . w.
OI,hHK llq Superior street, and OhUhOhtL LII q
HflJ- cor Of OntaTio street snd the Square.
E11IFsi-By sending 81 % 70 either olthe above
ogs-i1 through the 'UleTelRnd Pogt Once can have
t6e Piils sent TO enS part Of the country OF city
foondgntiallyA and 'ree Of pos aGo by 70 urA mei.
N B-LoOK out for oounurlgits. lay no Golden
pills OF any kind unless every box Is signed B. D.
go1Te Az others are base impoaition and unsatei
fberefore Is you vslue your lives and healthi 10
I ST nothfnF Of beins humbuFsd out Of your money!
INV only those who show the signature si :. u:
Hove % every box, which has rscsntly been added
~ sSeount oi the Pills being counteEfsitsd. The
i inTrsdienis composing the sboVs Rs,a are maoe
AnO terf t7ili IeFinrm all claimed for than,
~ '-'' 5, D. HOWE, sOlS PlsgEl.soli
,ors5na5 E0W HoTk.
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PEnsOEAL.-Ohaplain Oakley, of BafnetPs
ARTILLERY, has returned home, having re-
signed his position in consequence of domes-
tic Affections, and of the fact that the Regi-
meut is SO scattered that he csnnot dis
charge the duties of Chaplain With any
benefit to the service.
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People., Meerinr.


A large number Of influential and Promi-
nent citizens, Of all parties, who are dissst-
ished both with the action Of the Union
Primary Mestings In several Of the Wards,
and with esrtain nominations by the Union
Convention held yesterday, met at the We'd
deli House last evening, for the purpose Of
presenting for the suffsges Of the people of
the city an equitEbly divided general ticket,
and to the people OF the 1st, Sd and 11th
Wards auch tickets as is believed 70 be the
choice Of the people Of those Wards. Every
WsId-i in The city was represented.
yMrsH. FaBrayto1 was chosen Chairman,
and "a. Jefferson Thomas Secretary. y 8.
A commitSse Of one from each Ward was
then appointed 70 report tickets. The Com
mittse reported as folloWss .-....-.
Committee Of Water FOzks-L. n. Hub
bSy. 90 q
4arShai-L. A. Kelsey.
Police Clerk-Jaeob Schroeder.
justices of Peaee-e. q. Benham, J. R.
Fitsgerald. rs
Constables-L. B. Whitney, L. A. East
man, ". 3. Simmons, Henry ssckman, J..
L. semple, Geo. Buskirk, L. B. Eager, Geo.
DotterWeich.
FIRST WARD.
Trusiee-Thomss Qusyle.
Member Of Board Of EdUcstiOn-ThOs.
Jones.
AssessOr-RObert Beggs.
III IHIRD WARD.
Tru,' tel. johnson.
Assess, x-P. A. Gallagher.
HLEVEETE WARD.
TruStes-JeaEy COOnrsd.
Assessor-A. Kline.
Member of BOar,I of EduCatiOn-F. Dali
ton.
The report was adopted.
It was then moved anS carried that tne
meeting adjourn to meet at the MSlodeon at
10 o'clock this morning, and that the'eitisens
be invited to meet en- masss 20 ratify the &C.
tiOn Of the meeting.
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A motion was then made that the three
highest be declared the nominees, which
prevailed. MessFs. Gilmore, Eager and
Simmons were etherefOredeclsred nominated.
The Convention then adjourned sine de.
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NOTICE.-The person who purchased a
packing case of Taylor, GrisWOld & Co., on
the Sd inst, took q case containing caps be-
longing to and marked B. Butts & Co. We
have perfect description of the man and
team. By his returning the said case i'm
mediately he will save himself trouble and
expense. B. BUTTs & Co.
apl4 dwtwSE3s2
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WINDOW BRELKIss.-David shanneseY,
whsn drunk, and he is seldom otherwise,
has 8 popularity of breaking windOws.
PassinealOag Superior street last evening,
he thrust his fist through Oneof the large
pauss of glass in one Of wilson & Evsrstt's
windows. He was taken into custody BY
= qsss, vsa Husen and lodged in the station.
He, cut his hand severely.
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OLuvrtlED, April Gsh, 1852.
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ATTEETIoN L4DTTs.---YOur notice is iEs
vited to the advertisement Of Mrs. POrtsr's
Millinery and Dress-making Establishment,
No. "a seneca street, where extraordinary
Inducements are offered. Mrs. P. has just
returned from New York with Hne stock
Of everything in her line, which she has
purchased week or two later than other
dsslers, and therefore at bargains shat ena-
BILE her to sell ct reduced figures. Give her
A call
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EDS. LEADER I beg leave through your
columns to decline the nomination fCr Mem
Der Of the Board Of Education, which has
bssn conferred upon me By The Democrats
Of the Seventh Ward.
VIZ. AEDREWB.
CLHyELLED, April Gth, 1852.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

~ Weekly Tribune, Herald, Times and
World, also BallOu's Monthly for May and
his weekly for April 9Th, just received at
EEERRTF & WILSON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

Boston Pilot, True Flag, Irish American,
Wilkes and Clipper, all for this week at Be-
ker's, opposite the PoStofice.
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FIFTH WARD "DEHoozEE1o" NOMINATION..
The following ticket was nominated BY
the disOrganizing Democracy Of the Fifth
Ward Thursday evening:
TTustee-Nsthan P. Payne.
Member Of Board of Edueation-John
Friend.
AssessoT-John McCardle.
Dslegates-David Hewitt, Ellis Briggs,
John Kelley, B. Tunte, Ezra Dill.
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~ VIM. Gordon will speak in the Pub
lie Square to-mOraOw afternoon, at s o'clock
weather permitting. apis
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A WORD TO TIE WISE, Ec.-Baker, Oppo-
ate the POStOfice, receives the New York
dAilies, Weekliss and illustrated papers
promptly on time. "Nuf ced."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

CLEVELAND LIBRARY AssOOIAToE.-The
annual meeting for the election of officers
of the Cleveland Library Association will be
held on Monday, April I4th. A preliminary
meeting for the nomination Of candidates
will be held on Monday evening, April 7th.
ALLEEE MAYNARD, Vice Pres't.
2 TuTT1F. georetarv
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FnE MELE.-If you want to see the quar-
terra of two of the fnest cattle that have been
slaughtered In this city in long time, go to
Proberts', on Ontario street, this morning.
They we're fed by Mr.. Burt, of Breckville,
took the first premium at the last county
dair, and Weighed together four thousand
five hundred and tBirty-eight pounds. He
viii commence serving up this premium
beaf to his customers to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

- George spEsgas, Wholesale Grocer
and Commission Merchant, has removed
from Oviatt's Exchange to q MorVin street.
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~ One hundred and ssventy-hve doses
Of AcOnite, Bell Eux, or any other Homo
pathio Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwiDg
ten pills to adOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bagS, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established Is4s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

Merchants in want Of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call at 215
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the case or dozen.
April 2. E. v. PECK,
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The Committee rose.
Adjourned till Monday.
SENATE.
Several bills relating to the District Of
Columbia were passed.
After executive session adjourned till
Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
aug9-PI1
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HarpsTn' Weekly, Leslis's, New York
IEusl aid, Sunday Mercury and Dispatch,
On time ct Bakers opposite the POstpaee.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THE FAIR INRzi
q EH1 LorI L.Dz o. sHa O.nsaE Cslg,.
CONTINUED,



CHAPTER 4I.-FHH EHaAaEMENF,
The pirates in body waite on Captain Wright nsxt
And hstnobls Captain O'Nulligan d{d Gsy:
I'VE now apDsar before you in cur CHAINS and on
our knees,
70 ask ofyOa flavor, which do grant, sir, If you
We hear that you are going to take rs to New YORK
"here 5sInu@ y In waiting with mighty great
To D;ich qs g bis Mussum with the ''What is IT.
70 fork into hia oofers more Quartrrs, II he can.
william !lllman ts the col0red man who killed some
Who had hi vessel captured while sailing en- the
We don't want to be exhibited. with him, Eir, and
we pray,
other way = = - = 80 -
III he k ls ola 8s=null, asI rather suspset he viii
Said ths sagaeious pirats, 'tWil msks tour thaths
And thea be smiled quite isstly, bat for bis lsvity
The O9ptAing Of the Jane Gray I'D soOld him heart
But . 6'Mulligan's appeal he could not shut Ais
So to thsIhOrss Jersey at once his asst did steer
COOHTINUED.) @
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susIIaEl OF EHn PlAoE.

sVetAeAA " FAA EAAOA.
The nomination Of two Justices Of the
Pesos was next IN ordOr--to be balloted up
on sePesstaly. The following gentlemen
were nominated to the convention; J. R.
Fitzgerald, Jefferson Thomas, D. J. Garrett,
G, H. Benhsm, F. B. Wallbridgs, Madison
Kelley, Samuel FOljambe. The convention
thea prOOseded 70 ballot, casting 20 votes
50 bsing necessary to 3 ehOioe-with the
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MUTIAY IN THE REBEL RANKS
Special Dispatches to the Cleveland Lsader.)
WASHINGTON, April 4.

iepeolal Dlspatches 70 the Cleveland Leader)
WASHINGTON, April 4.
THE PARDON OF REv. GEO. GORDON.
The following is a recital of the free par
den granted to Rev. Geo. Gordon, President
of Iberia College,:
WHEREAs On the 9Th day of November,
1851, in the District Court Of the United
States, for the Northern District of Ohio one
Gordon was indicted and convicted for vic.
lation Of the Fugitive Slave Law in resisting
process in the hands of q Deputy Marshall
in his attempt to arrest fugitive slave, and
was sentenced to six months imprisonment
and to pay q hne of three hundred dollars,
With costs of prosecution and,
WHEREAs, 1t is credibly represented thst
Geo. Gordon did not participate in the in-
element TO and origin of the riotous pro.
ceedings, and was not otherwise guilty than
that, near the end of the scene, be did en-
courage and support the riotous breach Of
law by his presence and consent; and,
WHEREAS, Considering his kind calling
as Minister Of the Gospel, his reputation for
piety, learning and talent, and the high es-
timation in which the President is credibly
informed he is held by the community which
knows him best it does appear TO the Presi
dent that bis sentence, though legal, was se-
we're, and BY his imprisonment and sufferings
be has atoned sufficiently for his offence,
and that In his case the law has been Vindi
Gated
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NEN ApYHREIsEMHNTs

ROWul B Higbss-spriRg OOahs.
9aylol. erisWold Z oO.-Blsaohsd snd Brown
C1tt1a.
n. nslhsus-Auution.
Jenof i.aErsaoa, =. W. Paimsr- piaaolltioR,
Morrsu. ROot 4 oo.-Ladios' OiosklHs oloths.
10 -elovas and Hosiory.
20 -skaker Hoods,
Rstsbrg Haurnan-Ladies' Dress TrimmiRu.
Hu. v. g. Fori.r-sliilinors eo0dss
strous 4 ArmsHolr-B -BudsOnh Unrsvaiod Tooth
Ragts
1VuEosi a Wflson-LOOal Eotios.
W.D. Bater-Looal Notices.
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The fallOWing- nanaa ware preasnted i.
sohEpodsE, N. P. Bowler, G. ". Turner, Jas.
Eo6as, 6. ". Gsodwin. The whole num-
Der Ofyolas casl Va a; necessary TO choice,
al The ballot altsd A folIoVp.
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The OonventiOn next proceeded 70 sbs
neniRaaaa Of 0lsEk Of thp Polies Court
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RENOVAL.-WO have removed our stock TO
l77 Superior street, next door to Taylor &
GrisVold, where we win be pleased to see all
of our old customers, and as many new ones
as viii give US a call. B. BUFTs &Co.
march 2s. $50
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THE CITY.
Union CITY CsnvsnLIsn.


Th delegates elected in the several
Wsrss Of fbs City TO tho Union City Conven-
sion, net ct NssiOnal Hall yesterday after
noon, pursuant 10 call, to nominate one
Comusissioner Of Water Works, 5lerk.Of the
POIie8 Court, City Msrlbnl 70 I'll vacancy,
sWo Justices Of the Peace, and eight Con
stables.
At tEo O'Clock the Convention was called
% order By n. Barlow, Esq, who nominated
Henry 6. stevens for President, Mr.. Stevens
vas uhsnimously chosen President.
On motion, Perry Prentis5, ESqY Waa
ehossh Secretary.
ThonrslsntialS Of fhe several delegates
ws-e ruosiTeS, tive delegations being pres
snt from ths Ninsh and Eleventh Wards.
On motion each delegation was empower
ID 10 kll vacancies in its number.
On motion, COMMITTEES Of four was aP<
pointsl On credentials, consisting Of Geo.
airty, G. Thomas, J. Meredith, n. MoIn-
s0h.
The s6sIezations from the Ninth and Elsv-
Unth Wards were referred to this COMMITTEES.
On motion, two tslIeTs were appointed
Dr.. C6nlsn and John Givsns.
Theisaaing Of the delegations Oithe Wards
not disp6t ted being called for, they were read
by TIE eoa.staEy Is follows:
FRss EAHD,
ssnsou, Wm. Kidd, Edwin Hart n.
3. PicEupSs, John Raparlis, c. Moilsn, 9.
@. Roters, Sobn Bsrgholz, G. stumm, Alex.
Niche, ). R,ihfheineE, John BrObssk.
s1OOHEB KAED.
J.M. Risekbu n, Tbos. Manning, John
Given. NJ &. Analsdt, Dr.. J. J. cOniap' p I.
spangssr, P. Prsntiss, P. K. Weloh' J. 3
sanfOet, ]. A. Wheeler.
TN 9HIED WARD. ue r--
H.s. sispheds, r. Bs6htsi, CIV. 6irt5,
Jamss Farrisey, John Stephenson, George
W EOuETz WARD. ..E7llaq lsl
n. barlow, s. ThOfms1, F. T. WSllSoe, Z.
ThOmts, D. snithnight, q. Wsndlsr, J.
Hsreaitl10 ]. L. Smith, 8. EeRmark, D.
Proudfooe1 Sir sa
0o oT FIFTH WARD.
jos. Carey, VIM. LOwrie, James Hamilton,
P. Il shaw, Samuel MeNsley, Wms q.
Becksabach. N< ~
eIxTH WARD.
Z. s. Flint, Henry Roth, E. B. Chamber
lin. joseph DauIeh, James Jinkinson, Henry
Knmer, VIM. Gabrisl, Christ. Trunk.
aIvrNTH WARD.
@. FOvuTguss @. sultsr, P. Freeze, A. &c
-
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"Hudson's Unrivalied Tooth Paste" is ad-
mitted by all who have tried 1t to be the best
dentriAce in the world.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, and other
druggists in the city. spl5;Ss2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

The "Merrimac" Refitted and
Strengthened!
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~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
BOOis and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
liz Bank street2 Please call and see before
making your purchases.
ap1.3s9 J. MAsURY.
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Citiatns 7uish'l7 socnVeTlnce % either o. ne
GAove trains o. Boais, win Be eelled for hY ne
fhsiF ifess nt the OmnioLs Q lno9, 1ad knpeglcl
GlFsot, neEt door 70 the Wedden Honae'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-05

FAua AIlAn.-The alarm Of FIRE Iass
ssening was false.
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Schroeder was declared nominated


The nomination Of City MsrShal to ali
vacancy being next In order, the following
gentlemen were nominated 70 the COnven-
tiOn Michael Gallagher, Lewis B. Whit
nSy, Thomas MeKinstry. Mr.. Whitney'S
name was Withdrawn, and that gentleman
moved the nominatiOn Of Mr.. Gallagher by
acelsmstiOn. The Convention having pro-
seedOd 70 ballot, The molten Of Er. W, was
declared out Of order. The whole number
Of votes cast in the ballot was q, necessary
70 choice, 81. The ballot resulted as fol-
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FROH BOSTON.

BOsroE, April 4.
The Bank of Mutual redemption was to-
day expelled from the clearing house BY
q vote Of "a to 4, for having failed to com
ply with the rules Of the associated banks.
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PROPERTY ABANDONED At MAN.
hSSAS

Bull Run Russell Indignant /!
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FHLEE PARKIR.-Livsry and Boarding
sesbIs, 90 Ssusca street., A No. HOrsss and
Carriages at TsasAnsSls figures.
aspfAR2t:lV
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MILITARY MATTERS.

The Military Committee reported sgainst
Blenker, whose case was discussed in the
Senate. No conclusions. A vigorous effort
was made to make Gen. Rozencrans Msjor
General. Col. W. 8 Smith, of the 18th
Ohio, was nominated Brig. General.
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"E PLURIBUs UNUM. Having thoroughly
tested Mr.. Hudsons new Tooth Paste in my fam
lily, I take great pleasure IN saying that we fnd
Il al the inventor claims It Is q most admirable
aFticle-by far the best we have ever uFed.
W. W. FAIRFIELD,
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Pastor ID Cong Church, Oberlin, o.
Oberlin, March 28th, 1852
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HER NEW COMMANDER.
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