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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

The Virginia elections present butone feature
and tina. a very brilliant one, to wit: The oy-
crwhelming overthrow and extinction Of the
last effort to move this ever true old Common
wealth from Democratic Moorngs. Know
Nothngism must bear the infamy of this last
and most thorough defeat ever yet inflicted up
on the opposition to the Democracy in that ev-
er truaState. Old Whiggery with its many
chiyaric qualities its brilliant theories and its
conservative ideas, must bear Off all the honors
OF even a sturdy and vigorous fight against the
Democracy of Virginia. No other party has
ever been able to make a stand in that State a
gainst the principles and policy of Jefferson;
least OF all, could party which has no other
basis or idea but that Of prescribing the poor
immigrant or Catholic, in violation of the princi-
pic and policy Of the government from its loun-
dation. There is scarcely any evidence now
left that such party ever existed in Virginia.
1t has been swept into oblivion
Twenty years hence a Know Nothing will
be regarded as traditional or psychological
character. He will be spoken of as Hector and
Achilles, Ajax and Thersites now are, of whom
the most learned scholars have found it difficult
to determine whether they were real or imagin-
AIRY beings.
1t is useless to sumup the particulars Of the
last great vietoryof the Democracy. 1t is the
most complete that ever was achieved. All the
members Of Congress, four ffths of the legsla-
tors, Attorney General and all other State Of
ficers are all Democratic. Richmond City, for
thirty years the head quarters ofthe anti Demo-
cratic party, has at last yielded to party which
has grown from Spartan band to q Macedoni-
an phalanX. The Democracy carrying that ci-
ty must appear supremely ridiculous to the old
Wing newspaper. Nolonger let the Enquirer
and the South abuse Bolts; he has been a great
blessing to Virginia and the Democracy. May
our opponents always and everywhere have
Bolts to lead and ruin.
So much for Old Virginia. Will not her
first -born-her cherished daughter, gallant Ken
tucky-follow suit, and purge herself of a party
which has inflicted upon her SO dark stain?--
Her interest in the overthrow Of Know Nothing
ism is deeper than that of any other State, be-
cause it has been the arena ON which the dark
est incidents in the career of the party have
been enacted. Not only the honor and name,
but the most important material interests, the
prosperity and settlement of the State, the i'm
provement OF her towns and the Advancement
OF the value of their property require that she
should eradicate from her soil this banelul her.
esy That her gallant sons who in 1913
stood so firmly by Virginia in her noble stand
on the Alien and Sedition laws, will spare no
efforts to renstste her in her old position, we
have an abiding faith Gin. ERQ
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

MURRAY Il LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER. Lit
tie think those ladies who avail themselves Of the
empirical 'bcautifiers'' of the day that they are
permanently destroying the health ofthe skin
From the time Of the Borgias to the present day
it has been well understood by the initiated,
that the pure essence offresh and fragrant flow
ers is promotive Of beauty. In the preparation
ofthis Toilet water none but the aromatic
blossoms and leaves ofa sanctatiye nature are
employed In addition, therefore, to is excel
lence as a perfume, it has the property of clear
ing the complexion, and relieving the cuticc Of
all eruptions, &c, calculated to impair its smooth
ness, whiteness and transparency.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

TRANsPLANTING,-l setting out trees, all
the soil should be removed for two feet in depth
and four or five feet in breadth. Then below
this, the subsoil should be looscnea as much as
possible to the depth ofanother foot, so that the
roots may easily penetrate the earth.
The whole border should then be filled with
surface earth II it be an ornamental tree. We
have never found anything equal to broken
bones as a part of the borders Of fruit trees
They do rot stimulate to so great growth OF
wood as some other manures that furnish anon
ia in larger quantities, but they give steady
and uniform growth for many years, and induce
long continued fruitfulness. s.-Jef. Democrat.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

Resolved by tile General Assembly of the STATE
of Ohio three-tlths OF the members elected to eacl
House concuriing therein, that it be and hereby is
proposed to the electors OF the State on the second
Tnesdsyof October next te approve or reject the
following amendmentas substitute tor the first
and second sections OF the thirteenth article of the
constitution Viz Corporations OF every description
shall bo created, and corporate powers q nned on.
ly by general laws winch shall define tile powers,
privileges and immunites ard prescribe thet aes
and liabilities OF each class or descriptions of cor
poratIons, out the General Assembly may enact
special laws for the relief Of corporations in pecu-
liar cases, and may make special provisions in re-
gard 10 corporations inclses wherefrom their pecn-
liar location or interests such special provisions are
required aud may from time TO time alter or repeal
all euel, laws, as are authorized by this s9ction
NH VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ol the House Of Representatives.
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o. SLEMMONS'
PREMIUM CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining eoun-
ties, that he has commenced Carriage Manufac-
turing in oil lis branches. Tie hhs superior fa-
otios for manufacturing every kind of vehicles.
Their stock viii hS manufactured in style superior
to to any in tho place, and on the most favorable
terms. Those wishing any kind OF vehicles are
solicited TO give him call before purchasing else.
where.
His assortment consists in part Of Close Carria-
ges, Livery Coaches, Boston Roekaways, Prince
Alberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons Sliding seat Baggies, Buggies
with Sliding tops, Light Trptting Buggies, Skee-
ton Buggies, sSulRiee, &c, &c.
All kinds Of repairing executed at the shortest no.
tice, and on the best terms He keepa none but the
best Of worsrnofi nj his employ. Network ex-
changed for old.
as-Shop directly east Of the American House, in
the well known stand formerly occupied BIZ Penn
& Ilarper o. SLEhIMONS.
Cadiz, Ohio, May IA, 1857.
A VERY large lot Of stella Ctape g Melt
IA shuws can Be iould a: Hatcher Il Cos
Prite-ifomS 2to S25 at25-d
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14VoIIDITt {
Dated April Sd, 1857,
AMENDMENT NO 8.

AMENDMENT NO 3.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the
State Of Ohio three .htJhs of the members cleo
ted to each branch coucurring therein thatt be and
hereby is proposed to the electors Of the State, to
vote on the second Tuesday OF October next, to ap.
prove or reject the following anendhen as sub
stitute for the second and third sections of the
twelfth article of the constitution.
All property, personal or real, shall be subject
to taxation by Uniform rule, ut the true value
thereof in money, but such deductions from credits
may be allowed as the General Assembly may deem
expedient; provided, that burying grounds, public
school houses and all other public property, and all
institutions of purely public charity, and al houses
used exclusively for public worship, shall be ex-
empt from taxatiuni'and ii the total value of the
personal property OF any person shall hot exceed
fifty dollars, the same may be exempt from taxa
non. Allproperty employed in banking shall all
ways beara burden of taxation equal TO that infpo-
sed on the property Of individuals.
N. II. VAN VORHES
Speaker Of the House OF Representa- tiyes.
THOMAS Ii. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

CoUNTERFEIT Two DOLLARS. s.--Notes on the
Farmers Bank of Bridgeport Connecticut, are
extensively in circulation. The notes are gen
orally we'll executed, the date, "December 1st
l865,p being engraved The signature has a
stiff look, and the word "TWon is blurred and
imperfect.
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THOM AS II. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
betsa April 3, 1851.
AMENDMENT NO. 5,

AMENDMENT No. D.
Resolved by the General Assembly of the Stote
of Ohio, threeftths of The members elected toporb
House concnrrinp therein TINT il he and I,arobv X
proposed to the electors of this State to vote on The
second Tuesday of October next. upon the annroynl
or rejection of the following amendment as m mi.
ditiona section tn article eleven OF the Constitton
Every county which now is or NAV hcreafter he
entitled to more than one Senator. or Representative
for the residue of the present decennia' perioA
or for all, or any portion of any subsconen,
deceunial period shall be divided into aa
many Senatorial and Representative districts
as there NAV be Senators or Rrnresentot;ycs
elective in anv wear of the present. or ory
subsequent decennial period. which districts shall
be of contiguous territory, and each district shall
contain 6s nearly rs s;o tGt Serator or Renrasenta
tive as is attainsbe. without violating tEe r,,Ie
herein given as contiguity of territory and with.
cut dividing any township election precinct or ward
If auy REPRESENTATIVE or Senatorial district con,.
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M A r. r I r d

In Cadiz, on the 3rd' inst, by Rev j. Nc
Cready, Rev. WALTER CugRY, Of Xenia, Ohio,
and Miss LYDIA JANE WiLKINs, of Cadiz.
At the Same time and place, by the same,
Mr.. ROBERT LOVE, Of Athens township, and
Miss SARAH llENDERsoy, all Of Cadiz
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RATS, IsoacI,es, Bed Bugs insects &c

"Costar" the great Rat, Roach, &C., ExteI-
minator 389 Broadway, New York is establish
ing Depots for his valuable remedies, in every
City, Town, Village, and Neighborhood in the
United States but seeks to do so in the hands
of Druggists, Storekeepers &C., &c. Where
this is impracticable, orders by naaH or cypress,
enclosing the price OF articles with sufficient to
pre- pay, will have prompt attention.
Address "Costar' 388 Broadway, N. \.
0.Ir See regular advertisement.
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Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT 40. 2.

AMENDMENT 40. 2.
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of
OHIO, Three-tii OF the members elected to each
House cOncutrng therein, that 1t be, and hereby is,
proposed the electors of this State to vUte the
second Tuesday OF October next, upon the approval
or rejection of the following amendment, as sub
sttule for the Fifth and sixth sections of the fourth
article OF the Constitution, viz: SEC 5. District
courts shalI be held in each county at least once in
each year, by or mUre district Judges elected by
the electors of seperate districts be prescribed by
law, who shall hold their offices for live years; aud
during their continuance in Office shall reside in the
district for which they are elected The provisions
of the fourteenth seClion Of this article Shall apply
to District Judges. The General Assembly may by
law authorize the judges Of the District court, and
of the courts OF common pleas, to fiX the times of
holding their respective courts. Unnl District iud
gesshaIl have been elected and qualified, District
courts shall be held by the Judges OF the Supreme
court and of the courts OF common pleas as now
authorized SEC. 6. The Di.uict court shall have
such jurisdiction as may be provided by law and
the judges thereof shall have and exercise such pow
er and jurisdiction at chambers, and may be requi-
red to SIT AZ judges of the courts OF common pleas
as shall be directed by law.
H. H. VAN VOORHEES,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
PRESIDENT OF the Senate
Dated nril ri 1867
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

WAR AMONG THE RosEs--Mr Brown, cdi-
tor of the Herald Of Freedom, published at Law
renee, Kansas; has published card, contradc-
ting certaihstatements made By the sham Gov.
atoblnson,5' and pronouncng-him an 'unnitiea-
ted liar" This is perfectly shocking! Only
think of it! A'few months ago, this "rinrhiti-
gated liar" ESQ pronounced by the loudest lrees
dom schFeechers in Kansas,) was honored and
welcomed as patriot, hero, and almost saint
by Black Republican revsiends and saintcd lead
efS.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-11

CAPTURE OF A NOTED FoRGER.--P B. Nam
chester, noted Banker who committed forger-
les and robberies in Cincinnati, about two anda
half years ago, to the amount of $4,000, was
arrested at the Michigan Central Depot, on
Tuesday last, through the instruncntality Of a
Cincinnati merchant, who had been Hceccd by
hin.
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c.
THE PEOPLE OF HARRISON & ADJOINING COUNTIES!


HAT AND CAP IESTABLISIIAfENT,
IAets
in % line
kBeay AGens
Q al cdo
undo ern
dpn s FAM stray N caps
All 0 CHAS
Fourhr Pnts,rgh
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COsTAH's sE2ATExTERMENAseH.

An in!al!ible destroyer of RATS, MICE, ANTS,
GnOUND NICE, &c. mot dangerous to the Ilu-
man FamiIy.) Rats do not die in their holes but
cCme out and die.
Putup in &c, 35c, 65c, 81 50, So. unI So Boxes.
"COSfARS" BED BUG EXThRM1NATOR
Never known TO tai-and used by thousands in
New York end elsewhere.
Put up IN }5c, SOC, 15c, ST. 81 SO, 81 So and ST.
50 Boxes .Et.
"COSFAR'sn FAECTRIC POWDER.
For the destruction Oh Moths. Musquitoos, Flies,
tieas, Plant Insects, Fe!lniu Oh Fowls and AMI
mails. &c.
Tut up m y; and soc Boxes
Fold wholesale aud retail ut ''COSTA r s" Prin-
cipal Depot, 3SS broadway, New York, and BY the
principle Druggists ana Dealers throughout the
United stacsi tie Canadps, West Indies, Califur-
nil and South America
9S~Orders must always bo accompanied by the
cash. s.
|57No goods cent on commission a
&5-Small Sample Packages put up at the lowest
wholesale plces ior first orders in new places with
cards, show bills posters, &c. D.
91-Pnckuges expressly putup for Sh ss, Steam.
boats, Hotels, Public Institutions, &c
3~rkul particulars 10 Wholesale DeaeEs-iscalcsJ
II prices, SC, &c, will be promptly asied, On
application 4, 4
grs-Addross 'COSTAR"No 39s Broadway Ny
April l. 1851 ,3m
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National Police Gazette.

National Police Gazette.
THIS Great Journal OF Crime end Ciiminals is in
i its twelfth Year, and is, widely circulated
throughout tile country lSeontains all tie groa,
Trials, Criminal Caees, nfd appr' priete Editorials
on the same, together with information on Cfinin
al Matters mott be lound in any othcr newspaper
9cs7Subscriptions; SO, per annum; 81, for six
npnths TO here nitted by Subscribers, twio should
write their names and the town, county and state
where they reside plei,fly,)
10 r, Al SEYbfOU n;
Editor & Proprietor Of the National Poce Gazette,
New York City.
: maj
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SECRETARY HF STATES OfF,cE,
CoLUMGUs, April i, 1857. !
hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con
shtutional amendments are correctly copied from
the original rolls on file in this Office
JAMES Ii. BAKER,
Secretary OF State.
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AUDrToR'S OFFICE. HARRISON Co.
CAD12, April 10, 1857.
| hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
sututlon amendments are true copy of the certified
coy furnished tn office hv the Secretary of State
X. w. KINSEY, Auditor.
April l3, lS57-6m
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0.7 Wanted "a one linc item.
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Dated April Sd, ls57.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

An 18Th I'M Pm same By As pGsvaisnos 0%
s,.sw,hp Han monia Ham,, Heyamann, Hamburg, May
wih mass and Ivy passengers @ Bech Kunhardt Nay
for Lyepooli lnh la, ~ S. Ion 81 Ham bark No 81
0 s,samshp sou,Serner Sursy Snsr nsrSd
passenger e spoasrd nlss,or 20 On weSnesdsy %
f3day IS Z. 90 1shsaSed sxnsis III; e
S ss nn e TO-, and a. brig belmont
passenger had pilot on So %ais
Eark Virginia. Msrvey cumberland HArbor Cuba April
Brig Kae Heath. Ketcbum Ca'denss II days, with sugar.
brig wanderer cos we~'porp Mcoarsy Ponce PR, Apr,
Is viii sugar 4c TO schiessnger Andressen vessel 70
Brig %sndsrsr Or, Holmes. Windsor. Me- II days. with
SCI r aouihtrn Belle TYLER Wilmington NO days
scsr Ann Maria as. Gordon N wmngon M days.
schr Edwin; Hall Newbem Nc, days
shr E kaS.S, Psnsso S aAys
sssr st.sss Bs.ssI Ss%s.t = Rcs,es Jays
schr Tangent Plnmmsr addison, Il days.
Sci Bay state, Sherman boaton
Scbr Ihos D smith Briggs, New sedford.
sehr susan ludwig wendell providenss scr aondou.
schr Nora Austin Providence for Ne s6 Hag
sehr J'g Colby Shapn fasinrd for Washington DC
Steamer c c'aIss l Williams " ProsiGsnss
9FlOW
Brig Qnalrupe. from Bermuda.
Brig w Parks, Pollard from Mgtanzas.-Boh by pilot
boat N Waterbury, No 10.
Also, one ship, one bark, and Tour briggs.
sAIIsI
o. steamships Hermann Southampton and Bremen; Norn
star do do; Leopold (Beg) Antwerp Columbia, Charles
ION; Jamesto IN, Norfolk, DC
Also ships Ontario Liverpool; Emgran of and for Bre
Wind at SUNRISE NE; sunset, ssE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

CoNCEsr To NlGHI celebrated band of n,u
hail. opposite Niso's Garden, this e,ening The pro
eramme Is all that could be desired for the occasion.
BROADWAY THEATRE The necromantic spectacle OF
"austus'' to be revived To evening" with all
the scenic gorgecusness which characterized It's former
production at this house Nine. Ponsi is 10 represent
Fasstus, and Mr.. Lorraine MephistophiIes
NRLo's GARnKN.-The renowned Ravels and their great
10 morrow evening-viz the csmc ballet Of "Nco-
demus, the panomme called "Tbe Eopement" aud the
great monkey piece entitled "PoDgo."
BowERy THEATRE r. Johnstons new drama, F" ia
cObe Leler - founded incidents connected with the
early history OF this city, Is to be brought out tomorrow
evening: The popular equestrian drama styled The
Swamp Fox" will aso be played.
BuRTok's-Mr. Edwin Booth will TO- morrow evening
commence the third week Of very successful engage
msnt here In the character Of Julian 81 Pierre in Knowles
beautiful play Of "The Wife" The farce styled Mis-
chief Making" fellows.
WAuAK's.-Mr. Walack will also have the pleasure
OF appearing to evening in his celebrated part of
Julian st. Pierre, In "Tht Wife,, supported by very EN-
cinet cart The amusements 10 close with "One Goat
for Two Suits"
LAURA KEESEs--The pieces "Nature and Art"
and variety which were most enthusiastically received
every evening last week deemed sufficiently arac-
live to warrant the Industrious drecress in announcing
them for repetition Tomorrow.
ITALIAN OPKRA-The fashion beauty or the city will
doubtless crowd the Acaoemy Of Music
pg for the purpoee OF Witnessing the popular American
prma donna, Nine. De whorst and the young American
tenor, Sgnor Jacopi, In al Trovatore."
AxkRIcAN MrsRuM.-Miss Mestayer to whom the'numer-
rous frequertcrs Of this Establishment indebted for
many hours Of endowment lie To have benefit
Capital peccs in which various talented volunteers will
appear, have been selected.
gro. CHRIsrY WOODS MINISTRIES announce a new
harlesque for 10 night, called the "Two Crows"
will be preceded by the customary variety Of songs
dances, &C.
The BUCIxYs will to evening their
friends with the burlesque Trovatore" Mississippi
Steamers and Mississippi Nggers, and number Of their
hest melodies.
THE BRYANT BROTHERS have issued new programme
for the coming week that Is we'll spiced with their peculiar
Ethiopian whimsicaities, including shaksperean Road
ings."
FANNY DENIES No yErEs win commence tomorrow
evening at Academy Hail. 663 Broadway. The entertain
mens To consist OF dramatic scenes inter spersed with
singing in the of which Miss Deanc will give ma-
lions Of Miss Heron, Mrs John Wood &c
Mr. CRAWFORD, who has already gained considerable
toriety rmong citizens for the admirable manner In
which he sings the songs of Scotland To give
tainment at the City Assembly Rooms next Friday.
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Police Intelligence.

Cv rue, on AN AIIssED CousrEvu1xa Matthew Con-
oo taken into custody Friday night by officer Far
s Of the Seventeenth ward police, ON charge Of having
passed several SO counterfeit bills The Nsrh Bank Of
Boston, Mass quor dealers in the upper part Of the
city Inc prisoner, Is alleged, went into the store ef
gallon OF wine for which he gave payment one OF The
soove mentioned countere and received good money IN
change After leaving the store the prisoner empued he
VINE 10 me street, and then went In ;h Of another
vcum Entering the store of Thos Brown, No i35 First
avenue the accused produced his demohn and asked Tor
gaion OF the best sherry The proprietor gave him the
required wiDe for which he ako received Of the coun
@Iiens' conon then took hs leave, and proceeded in
search o! 'hird victim. The demiJohn being again
empted the halted at the store of John Riley
no III avenue A. where, fortunately for the ends Of JUS
nee ne was detected and given in charge Of officer
p"nse the prisoner was searched, when gold watch,
VIVID He owners name scratched of the case, found
upon ms person yesterday morning Conon as brought
before Justice Wood, at the Essex Market Police Court
where he was committed for trial the above charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

Died in straibam, May 1, Mr.. Nsrnas Cam, aged "a
years Mrs tate, hs widow, has recently been operated
upon for The result bslng evidently of ten
dency her husband arranging such prelm'narcs az
would be needed In the event o her death In removing
the board on which che was 70 he laid out he fell broke
wives
Departed this hfe saturday the I'd ins NJ the rest
dence OF her brother Col VIM. I. Calhoun In Abbeve
ter Of the late John Calhoun, in the aiss year Of her
sgc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

Steamship Queen ~ the south Hr) Reale Bremen April
rs VIA eouhamLon snh, a, AN with mf-e and passengers
70 v sand May Oh exchanged crors with bark Helen.
from Eastward IN lat gi2 hon ~ e,chs'nged cclors With
bark Queen buurd "; eh lat Al 49, Ion ~ 10 exrhangrd coorr
with ship Lima from Marseiks Boston, si.o. bart
Vermont of Nee York shields for BOSOM h bat ~
IT, hon rs passed large psddle wheel steamship steering
tprbsb, the Americs from Bosonl The Queen ., ~ We
souh Monday WsW vnds With thsc
fog and on Newfoundland experienced
fan Of The Temperature Of ae ~aier-fslins nom
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CorOner'S Inuxxssf

Found DROWNED Coroner Gamble held an nauest veg
erday at the foot Of Cortlandt street, upon the body of
named John Meredith, who was found drowned. The
deceased had been missing for nearly month He was
"a years Of age, and a native Of Irelant Verdict
supposed drowning