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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

NAllONAI OONSIlIUTlON
IN THE INSTITUTE HALL.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1863
The above is the celebrated Grafton original
delivered in the CAPITOL at Washington. befot
The President and his Cabinet, aud which ba
oeeu repeaied liIty-iour times in the Suite q
Pennsylvania
The proceeds OF the above lecture will be m.
propTlated 10 the relief of The families of soldier,
now in the field
Hon. John j. Mllligan, Leonard Il. Wales.
, - Edw. W. Gilpin, Hon. John Wales,
william Canby, Thomas NJ Rodney,
rev VIM Alkman, John 7. McLear,
IT, r. Wlsweil, Edward l.. Rice,
Jas. 3. Dickerson, Joshua .. Head,
n. John Wilson, Charles b. Lore,
EDWARD u. Bradford, james q, Akin,
Dr. .. T. vaughan, George W. Bush,
Samuel Candy, ]. /, Deyo,s. .Ir
Doors open at oelocS. Grafton at s o'clock.
Tickets 20 cents. For sale Mt the Book and
Music Stores, nt the Library and ut the door on
the evening of the Grafton,
hrtract from a Circular By lie Governor, ana
Speakers Of the Senate and House of Repre
sentatires of Peansyipania.
Professor Mccoy, Gate Professor of Rhetoric
and OralOry in the Ballson and Albany Law
Schools,l is an orator of commanding eloauence
aud power His Grafton On tie death of daniel
"vos'il, III ZOO, was greatly admired and ex
Edward Everett Speaker Winthrop, aud Score
tary Seward Rufus Choate pronounce it to be
10 hod i" "e'4ea'e " lne great SUBJECT which
Wsshin,,o,. ,o r.. nioSoy mas reslued at
10 mo 49,, III d. t 'ne hrSe hote OF alarm
Cio,,a tvsat.i US ne're'aiy ol oAsslus VI
80 "a'n'nS'o" uu"rus, aHo mounted guard
G-'.S 'ue YARN aHu pe,llous Jays when the
!, nue eut vn itoi, 'hs boy"l states Wheh
- "es ulnuu1Veu 'nut "ashiug'ohs remains had
49,. ie'i''ep "y .ne u".'ors' nc rose 10 Mount
Nei'ou - "sotrtaln 'he run OF the report, and
.ep lsi ~ .ue uovefuuehi. he seems to have
.eVefeu INSPIRATION from 'hls visit to the Tomb
~ ,nN' grl.ieul peIlol ana ms Grafton IS based
ou .ie uoctfihes ana ma%iins OF Washington. 1t
WIS n's' eenSertu ~ washington CITY on the
o' tne ueliVery oil the Farewell Ad'
r 1, ~ was repeated on the National Fast
10y, in sne nan oil 'he House OF Representa-
e'ee' oe'oIe tne iIesluent nui his Cabinet. 1t
w WI erea'y admired AM appAudedi and an
on'ce' Vi lhe government wrote, that Aside
rom us stntesmanhke views, aud mastery dc
renee OF our NATIONAL cause-as display OF ora
cry aolot II Prof. McCoy,s Grafton was ever
'qualleu N mat magnificent Hal"
a. IT, CURTIN, Governor OF Commonwealth.
LOUIS W. HALL, Speaker of Senate,
JOHN ROWE, Speaker of House.
Committee.
IL IS master piece Of logic and oratory.n--
North American
" IL is an GRAFTON OF unusual power and clear
'ess and = calculated 10 nerve every patriotic
GoueH ON MccoY.-ln the midst of his clos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
A Farm would be exchanged for a
Vessel,

A FARM OF 300 acres, in Sussex County, would be
"A changed for a vessel of from 100 to 900 tons.
Apply to WA. Mc3AULIEY,
oct8. zoe Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
MEMS LAMBS Wool HOSE At
Ill MRs LuFFslNo log West It'll ST.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after July LIST, 1868,
the privilege Of converting the
present issue of Legal Tender
notes into the National Six per
cent. Loan commonly called
Give Twenties') will cease.
All who wish to invest in the
Five Twenty Loan must, there
fore, apply before the LIST of July
next.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
NOTICE.

TUE subscriber has this day sold his entire stock OF
Norma die Who will continue the business Mt the oid
stand, No. aO2 Market street. lie cordially recommends
ms successor 10 those who have bosn cnsom-rs II ta
store as one who perfectly una, business nd
viii attend to their wants both agreeabiy and with
pF4uptness 49,. CLEMENT b sMYTH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

The subscriber having been identified with the estab
lithmsnts OF David smyh David smyih L Son and Gle
men sm m for the past eighteen years has purchased
me storo which the latter has occupied, topethe
WIN IN STOCK pi gouts hand, witt. the
Intention 0t carrying the same business The
~ ek y by far the largest aud complete Of
lth kihu IN the state, and embraces nearly every
article iu use, Of either China, Glass or Queens
ware as well as good assortment Of Silver Plated aud
britannia ware, Cutlery, &c. &c Also the most exten.
this city The purest quality o Kerosene Oil away4 on
hahu IL hoped the old customers and friends df the
establishment will continue with the chsnge OF propre.
torship the patronage Literally bestowed on The for
mer owner THOMAS Y, De NORMANpIE
aet2 800 MARKET street Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

IHuFblAY, hATUH 70, IbU5.
flour, &c.--sales at s67O@d95 for superfue aud
$500 $1,000 for extraH Rye Flour sold at $3A0d450
Corn Meal sold at $4lt@6tO
MISUNDERSTANDING club sold at Sl5O@ ~ .6Gl6
Rye sold at Sl.Os. Oats sold at 42g5ic Corn sold ut
S0a0dIsc
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!

FOR SAFE BY THE MANUFACTURERS, At THEIR
WAKERO0Ms.
4O1 40 SOUTH SECOND STREET [40
PHILADELPHIA
4 large assortment Of PARLOR SUITES,
OF the latest and most elegant styles, upholstered III
PLUSH, DROCATELLE, REPS, CIIALLY and HAIR
CLOTH. Also, large assortment OF TABLETOP CEN
TIRE TABLES, Of desirable patterns
RICHMOND & F0REPAUGH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

you. nal and Statesman Timetable
4IWEttN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
aims LEA W. WILMINGTON FOR PHtLADELPHIA,
B Ia ninn,o. after 7 o,clock ,nornin,
"a minntos sfter q o'clock morr,ng
+ s minsIes ~ or - o,clocE noon
/ a minn,as ha,. va o,clock oCfsr,,oo,
I 10 minntaa go &C.,, 4 o'clocL nfternon,,
/ 9o'cloct u, ~ ,,'ei.. pning
< 80 min,,to, $780, ,,,s n,clock rioht
4 7 oiclooi, $50. iii AZ ,Sah, S,rd,rs
N''"''k' gu
sANs 1p,y, pm, -r--nvr, ran wfv,xoroY
j -
\ ~ u'ocH IN tue morning except MohuAys'
4 o. ~ minutes after O'Clock, morning.
f d o'a u'nu'es ne'ore IL o'eloekf 'noip'ht'
/. Do V ., IN the afternoon
30 minutes after g. evening Fright.
+ o'clock Mt nirb,
+ Il O'clock midnight
s7e.vpo.r An'n n
g -'-''NN f""
" '''es' III Tue morning, from King 81 wharf
FOR WILMINdToN,
"a o'clock in theafternoop Chestnut ST wbnrf
'eenotAl'-Ihomas j. Bennett has purchased
a"V 'hree story brick house, No. lO9 shlpley
u ~ 10 which he has removed his segar and
AZ wv, 1 store. He has introduced large SHOW
'%'Om ana htted up the phGe in very neat
Hsgest stocks Of segnrs, Tobacco. Pipes, Canes,
\ 20 ne found III the state---his stock of pipes
11i' peing very heavy mud varied. He is now
uS TO supply his customers in Delaware or
Fl9'ani with articles which he guarantees to
IN "a entire satisfaction. His segars have been
''d satisfactorily by smokers generally, which
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
ELECTION.

BANK OF WILMINGTON AND RRASDYwISE,
Wilmington, Del March 10th, 1853
NOTICE is hereby glen that an Election will lie held
N on MONDAY the 9th day of April next, at the
banking House. between the hours Of and o'eloak,
D. m, for n Directors TO serve the ensuing yesg.
mar 2O-4t i. RI Il, Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

smile wa, on her ip-hsnlth was in her look,
sreog "a was Ia her STEP and in her hAnds-flanlAi'n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27


to be within the comprehension of the most limited
pacty Disease is eectthe violation OF princi.
PIE 81 nature ne nrscliSa o. her laws Is
writer's classify the predispong causes under two heads
An unhealthy condition Of The Stomach, and de-
praOed state Of the Blood.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.
The Stomach is the great which influences the
health or diseases Of the system-Ab used facilitated
by excessIdigeson offensive breath and physical pros
traion are the natural consequences Allied to the BRAIN
Is the Of headaches. mental depression
complaints and unrereshing sleep The Liver becomes
affected and generates bilious disorders pains 10 the side
&C. The Bowels sympaize by COstiveness. Darrhea
Dysentery TIE principal action of these Pills is the
siomach and the liver ungs bowels and Kidneys partc
pate in their recuperave and regenerAtve operation.
IMPURE BLOOD -eCROFUL0US AFFEC-
TIONS.
Old Sores Bad Legs Irritable and Indolent Ulcers,
scrofula Consumption, salt Rheum, Kings Evil White
swellngs Cancers, &C. are the result of tainted i'm
poverished blood By combining with the globules which
compose the vital fluid the antiseptc properties of
pills neutralize the hnmors that degenerate itand posi-
while Holloways Balsamic Ointment used at the Same
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Whether In the young or old married or single at the
dawn Of Womanhood the turn OF le these tonic med
cines display decided influence that marked i'm
is perceptibe in the health of the patient
Being purely vegetable preparation, they and
reliable remedy for all classes q Femslse in every COM
ditiOn OF health and station Of life.
lNFANTILE DISEASES.
TheseMedicnes have been prescribed with invariable
in all disorders affecting childhood. Thousands
OF cases Humps Group, whooping Cough, Cholera In
um, Teehiog Worms &C., have been happily cared
by these mild remedies after all other have tailed
Holloway's Pulls are the best remedy known in ths
World for The following diseases;
AgHe Erysipel9s Rheumatism,
Asthma, Fevers Ofall kinds, Retention OF Urine,
Botches on the Fits, Stone and Gravel,
skin, Gout, Secondary Symp-
Bowel Complaints, Tlc-Douloureux, toms,
Colcs, Inflammation, Tumours,
Debility, Jaundice, Venereal Affections
Sore Ihroatg, Lumbngo, Weakness from
DrOpsy, Piles, whatever cause
&C., dc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION None are genuine unless
the words Holloway Nep York and London" are dis
cernabe Wdter-mGrk In every leaf OF the book ofdi
reetions around each pot or box,
- Sold st the Mandatory Of Professor HoLLowAI'
SO Maiden Lane, New York, aud by all rsspsetableD ue
giss and dealers In Medicine Throughout the civiliatd
world in boxes at "a cents, 81 cents, 81 each.
So There is considerable saving by taxing the larger
sizes.
NJ BDireetions for the guidance OF patients every
disorder affixed To each box. nevlbiseow
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

SEVERAL sums from s5OO to $40 COO can be loaned on
. good Real Estate security. ANY person having money
On hand have it safely invested by applying to
WIN. McCAULLEY,
APPS G1G Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the Estate OF the
deaeased msI present the duly Atesed to the Ex
"rutor Sire the sd day of February 1851 or abide
40 Act Vi Assembly In such case made and provided,
EDWARD pusEY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
NOTICR

rs hereby given that have made application to the
i Delaware avngs Bank for The issue 10 me Of a sw
Bank Book, for money deposited by mo in said SAVINGS
Bans, the heretofore issued having been ot ar
mslaid. ANY person having any knowledge Of the ex
isence q iha latter will confer favor by making ID
known TO RUTH Il IITTiE "
Wilmington, Del, March % 1868 - MAJ "a 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
WANTED,

A Situation ON a Farm,
EoR boy fourteen years OF age, has lived en- farm
L TOW or three years InqAirs at this on fsts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
BUSINESS MATTERS,
JAMES C. PICKELs,


FANCY ARTICLES. COAL OIL LAMPS. culAfNEys
Wloks Sc, &c. The stock is new and well selected.
ana the public are invited to call and examine II at
No, 2l3 MARKET STREET, Wiiuiagion. Del
eb 2O-ly -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
TRIPS RESUMED.

si.TMk, Nm and after MoNNDAY,
9Nssf " March 9th. the Steamer
rs. ARIEL, will run follows:
Tfsilef11 aliilfy 49, Leave Wilmington, from
~ Rss King Street wharf at I, A. NJ.
SRsa9sannkss1 ise&8i4llA and Chester at 10 A. M.
Returning, leave Pbilad'a, from Chestnut Street
wharf, at $50 p. g.,
Stopping Marcus Hook and Chester at about hour
after the time named, each way.
Fare between Philadelphia Wilmington, 40 cents.
Return trip tickets 60 cents.
Fare between Wilmington and Chester or Hook 20oents
Return trip tickets 30 eents.
Sc Return trip tickets are good only for the day they
are dated.
E9sBreakfAst provided on board.
Freight taken a. the usual low rates Shippers are re-
quested to have their goods to Chesnut Street Wharf
by before lao p NJ to insure their coming down
day. and have receipts sent with each load OF goods all
gOois not recepted for will be at risk slip
eepsoan be procured Mt the Office at Wilmington pha
deDhia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
Valuable Farms for Sale.

MO- l-situate in Delaware County and State of PENN
IN syvana, containing 40 the end of Con.
cord turnpike quarter mile from said Turnpike adjoin.
Ing Mr. Reese Perkins land.
No situate in lower edge Of Concord Township con-
tanning so acres, adj lining MIR. JOB Hopes land Also
10 acres with good buildings. Terms r-a,onable.
WIN MlCAULLEY,
mare COG Market street Wilmupton bal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

A C0-PARTNERsHIp has This DAY been formed be-
n tween Bauduy Simmons and George simmons, under
the name and style Of Bauduy simmons 4 Co.. for the
transaction of the Retail Lumber Business the old
tablished stand, OF Front aud Tstna Streets,
and they respectfully solicit the trade Of their friends
and the public generally. BAUDuN SIMMONS,
GEORGE SIMMONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
Notice.

GALL and examine a new Patent Coal Oil Ian,ar,
without chimney, very good artice thew can be sae
burning constantly at the store No sO2 Market street
mars Thus. Y DE NURMANDIE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.

sESSr three story Brick House, in Fifth street, be-
l1iaH tween Pine and Spruce streets. Price SLIGO
Isis fa Also, two story Brick House In Thirteenth
kii2aA street, between French and Walnut streets.
Price S125 Apply to
NEBgl1ER 1 TATNALL,
marc If Lumber Merchants, Market st. Wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

ATTENTION. Those of our subscribers who
feud to change their places of residence on the
preaching moving day. will please infovm US
4 heir new location, in order that the JOURNAL
n We regularly sent to them. tmd.
Jou. mai anu Statesman Timetable
kTwEtlN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

DURE HOLLAND GIN, for sale by
V. O. eiLPIN, 10Th and.Rsrkst st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27

0F SAUSAGE CUTTERS for family pse, also Mlncing
" Knives, UeAvers, Butchers and Carving knives,
with good stock of Table Cutlery, may be found at
WM. Ii. BlLLANY 4 cos,
noYil. S. Il. corner Second and Market.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-27
NOTICE.

WE the undersigned BARRIERS oil the City Of Whining
w ton, hereby agree TO charge after the 10Th
Of March, 1856 eight cents for shaving fifteen
cutting har, fifteen cents for shampooning, and other
ID Ia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

further improvements of the rapids upon
the Mississippi, so as to admit of the pas
sage Of gunboats, which could be improved
for the sum Of about one million Of dollars
Iowa had no interest here at all unless
this was done, because in that case, the
larger portion Of Iowa has still the diff
culties Of the river to overcome.
The gentleman (NIr. Leighton) after
terwards explained that he said this in a
commercial sense only; in any national
work, Iowa was heart and hand with all
other States.
Judge Hubbell, Of Wisconsin, opposed
the proposed canals, upon the ground that
the work was not essential for the national
safety, and therefore this Convention
should not dare to put its hands into the
Government purse and draw therefrom the
necessary funds, all of which should be
used for the national needs. --.-
Mr.. Blossom, of Wisconsin, offered an
amendment to the amendment of the gen.
tleman from Iowa, that the Convention
should also urge the Improvement of the
channel through the St. Clair Flats, and
the opening of a communication through
the Fox and Wisconsin rivers, where there
was natural channel which only required
an artificial channel Of one mile and q
quarterRO connect ibe waters Of the Mis-
sissippi and St. lawrence. Four millions
of dollars would build the improvement.
This amendment was adopted.
Colonel JennisOn, of Kansas, here arose
to speak. The announcement of the name
created decided sensation, his name having
gone through all the length and breadth of
the land as one Of the most adventurous
and successful fighters of the West Col
onel Jsnnison is a young man, but an old
one in experience. He has a face which
would exact attention anywhere for its
marked features and expression. He made
a glowing little speech, which electrified
the audience as nothing else had done. BE
referred to the speech of Judge Hubbell,
in which he had said that this Govern
ment could not afford to carry on this i'm
prOvement. As for him (Jennison) had he
been Old Abe, and had not dollar in ine
Treasury, he would have made the coun-
try seltsustatping tHstitutioR- immense
applause, in the midst of which Judge
spalding proposed three cheers for Jami
son, which we're given in thunder tones,
accompanied by the widest swinging of
hats and hands The speaker continued
for the time allotted to him with expressions
of the utmost loyalty, and most unbounded
confidence in the Government, being re-
Peatedly interrupted by applause.
All those resolutions and amendments,
together with others here offered, were up
on motion recommitted to the Committee
on Resolutions.
The Convention adjourned until three
o'clock
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

TUGs.-Two tugs have been built by Ira
Lafrinier, for the WinslOw family,-the Mary
Grandy and the Maria Love, and the boilers
are now being put in. The boiler and engine
for the Mary Grandy were built by the Globe
Works, those for the Maria Love by the
Cuyahoga Works. The Mary Grandy is 14O
feet long over all; I3 feet hold, 2315 feet
beam, and by Custom House measurement
800 tons.
The Maria Love is feet shorter, and is of
about 25 tons less burden than the Mary
Grandy.
The Mary Grsndy's engine is "a inches
bore, and so inches stroke. The Maria
Loves engine is 30 inches bore and 30 inch
stroke. The two boats will cost about $780,
900. They are to tow vessels from here to
Marquette and back, and expect to take the
trip in twelve days instead of twenty as here
tofore.
The Mary Grandy is the largest tug west
of New York city. She will be ready for bus
mess in ten days. The Maria will not be
ready before three weeks. Both ere built
very sharp, and will be very swift.
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THE SPLENDID STEAMERS

PLANET, AIETEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
IRAYELLER, ILLINOIS, IROH CITY & NORfH-
kRh LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season,
on the following days:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05
NORTHERN LIGHT,

E6J-This Trip Of more than eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees OF latitude aud eleven degrees
of Ion tude passing through Lakes Er1e. St Clairi
Huron and superior aud the beautiful Ryers Detroit
ST Clair and St Marie with it, rh uslnd Isles pre-
renting to the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, or in he
pursuit OF Sciepce more REAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
HB- PASSENGERS from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with one Of these Beats at Port Sarna on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit. ~
H-Une of the steamers Sea Bll OF CleVela VIII
leave Chicago on "Wednesday evening Il each week
fr Superior City touching at al intered ate ports
FOB FURTHER INEORMATION and all enqui-
ries regarding Freight or PASSAGE, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS;
ROB'T HANNA x CO., for Northern Lightand
Fl. GsARRETsON & CO., for Msisor and mi
HUssaY 4 MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS;
s. P. BRADY CO., for Iren City, Planet and City
Of Cleveland;
WILLIAMS & 90, for Northern Light, Illinois and
JN6 HGTdFIEs 3 co. for Traveller mar25:t5C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

CYEsTERDAY's BIsPAFOHEs.l
NOTHING LATEFROMWCKSBURG
MATTERS NNAYAL CIRCLES
New Rebel Steamer Launched.
Admiral FOOte Succeeds Dupont
Capture Of Blockade Runners.
Destruction of a Rebel steamer.
ANOTHER RAID IN CONTEM-
PLATION.
PEACE CONVENTION IN NEW
YORK CITY.
Cheers for Mcclellan and VAL
landigham.
GrOanS for Burnside and Lin
coin.
Destruction of a Rebel Steamer.
ANOTHER RAID IN CONTEM-
PLATOON.
PEACE CONVENTION IN NEW
YORK CITY.
Cheers for Mcclellan and VAL
landigham.
GrOans for Burnside and Lin
coin.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, June 4.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald,
states that no official information has been
received in regard to any assaults upon
the rebel works at Vicksburg, by Grant or
any repulse of Union forces. 1t is believ-
ed such facts, if so, would have been
promptly communicated to the military su-
thoriEes here. The reports are discredited
here.
Officers of the Indianola, who arrived
at Washington states that while passing
through Montgomery, Alabama, they wit
messed the launching of a rebel steamer
244 feet long, 25 feet beam, TO be inch
plated.
A New Orleans letter of the 9th,
mentions q report there that one of our
gunbosts destroyed the town of franklin,
La, in consequence Of being fired upon
while they we're passing, by guerilias.
Admiral Foot received his orders to-day
and soon leaves to supercede Dupont.
A Key West letter of the 28th, TO the
Times, states that the British steamer Dol
phin, has been CONDEMNED, as large quaint
ity Of Enfield rifles and Sabres being found
on board, marked Hardware.
Inc spanish DJeaueE Union, nh5 Oeen
captured by the gunbOat Huntsville, off
Mobile and brought into Key West.
The Octonoria was captured by the
British Steamer Eagle, from Nassau, after
a long chase, during which the OctOnOria
knocked away the Eagles wheel house
pilot house and smoke stack.
The rebel steamer Cuba, after being
chased by the 0etonoria and Huntsville,
was fell in with by the Desoto and was
burned and her crew captured by the
Desoto.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

CoURT NEWs.-DEFoRE JUDGE BOLTON.
The case of Crawford VS.. Gleason ana
others, in relation to the right of some land
in Independence, was concluded. The Jury
brought in a verdict for defendant, with
S63 rs damages. The Court adjourned to
tomorrow Friday morning, at nine o'clock.
Before Judge Cofinbsrry.-The case of
Byerly vs.. ScOfeld was still in hearing. The
case of Hartnell VS.. H. d. Little viii be
taken up this afternoon.
The appearance docket will be called by
Judge FOOte in the morning.
At the United States Court some unimpOrt-
ant miscellaneous business was transacted,
and the Court adjourned to to- morrow morn
ing at nine o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

ONO WHITE SULPHUR SPRNGs.-Those
people who wish to enjoy all the benefits Of
beautiful watering place, and not have such
fearful bills to pay as are the usual cOncomi-
tants of such pleasures, had better make up
their minds to visit the White Sulphur
Springs, of which the Circular appears in an
other column. The water is delicious, and
contains medical qualities enough to make
the fortune of patent medicine man. The
landlord has an able corps of assistants, and
any one who does not know 10. Swaynsy had
better procure the honor of his Acquaintance
at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-05

DEATH OF LAKE CAPrA1H.-Captain
Nelson, of the schooner North Star, arrived
in Detroit on Tuesday, June I'd, on the pro-
pelIer Empire from Mackinac, where owing
to sickness he had left his vessel, and few
hours after landing, died of congestion of the
lungs. I'll