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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
CuIpE MILDLY ruE ELarSo.

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Glide mildly the erringt
Kind lsngas &c ehdesrs;
Grief follows the siaful;
Add no, to their team.
Avoid with reproaehss
Fresh pain to be.tow;
The heart which 70 suicksn
Needs never Q blow.
Glide mildly the .rrinsi
Jeer not stIheir fall.
lfsirenRtA were but hsnas,
How weakly we're all,
What marvel that footsteps
shoald wander s,uay,
WheI ,enpesis 80 shadou
Lies wesTisone way,
Chide mildly iks erringi
EGueat iben With care;
Their nsjures are mortal,
They need no, despair;
We ali have some iTaiiiy,
We all are IN wise;
Add the grace sh,eh redeem, u,,
Must shine from The skies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

81 We scat isdsiEs 10 sush kor,il
Aat,siPsi'on - As bsapseksd kusSsnS
$50 sbsn ths psFsoh tslS bin hs sosl4 b
lefsss - hs vhs 10 aasttss uosii, ssvss
~ - sspssaas4 fss@ AsF
'Rssasa, ! 80 yss oil pst nsaesa ,As
ssp'easssi siFsaastaaos sesia, sald ks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
P O E T R Y +.
BROApcAsT raY sEKD.
1T .. caircHLEy rRrscE.

1T .. chircHLEy fRIscE.
Brosdeasf thy seed
IL thou hast aneht Of veahh 70 len-
bsyvud uhsi reason bids thee ,pssd.
Seek oat The kAan,s Of want sna vs,
And wisely let Thy boue,y gov;
Lin modest merit ffom the da,t,
And NIL bis heart vih Joy sst trust;
Take struggling esaius By the hand,
Aad bad The s,rivinE soul expand;
Where viriuoas nea together clisg
To banish some unhalls~sd ihiIg.
n The iaH lssSre, and not vitLaa!d
Va help, Thy counsel aud thy gold;
vt have thy huneier brother irssdI
''oadeaa tAy seed.
~ Sh tes. thy seedi
M Z. Ihos hast to spsre,
sag Wil acresse thy share;
'ey ihoug.u 9TH earnest zeal,
mas; some nus.on spin, feel
s'aee,,he glory. The Delight
'pf'he IRON gen % used .rirA.
P'o'"g weaitA which none can take,
oiiun- iTo~h and iIiend, for,aks;
T'h Division more and more
ne tarr, TO soar;
ae ana kI'sl,dg-, gIoriou, t-sini
' ''e' svs the more thsy ssint
"0aid'' heiP erihsI IN hi, usedI
Bfoadsa",y seed.
Broadcast III. .e,di
A!ee"' some portion ma b. found
10 iail On harsh and sriexrousd.
neere sand or shade. or ',pe may stay
lis coming into light Of day,
BE not ei'eou'asei. some M sad
Consenisl cod aud gesus Wind.
Rsire'hing dew and fostering .A,,.,
To bring IL into besuieous doser,
From fo~er to iruii To greet Thy eyes,
And OIL thee With sweet surPrrse!
Do good, sod God win bles. thy deed;
Broadcast Ihy seed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
Life Insurance.

Lie Insurance.
rSHa MUTUAL LFE assurance COMPANY
,! OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital Szj0,G0O.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
AL the pdoh.s divided among.I III. policy hold
ny In Ihe Giiy or Stale.
DANIEL L. MILLER PI-,iJ,n,
SAMUEL T. STOKES Vic. Pr,,it.n,
JOAN w. HORNER, Secretary
ftemiuns nsy be paid annually, ,emrannuai.
Pe,oas Sho nov tusare will pHriske OF n full
years divitend on the LAT OF January neit
rersons nay insure lheir Owl live, and errdi
tors The lives Of debtors
Dssenpiivs Psnphisis, Blank Forms zah ----
~ iasof nsiioo on the ssb3eeI Of Mulusl Life In.
snhost charge, personally VI by mail
LOSSES IN VIRGINIA PAID
Thoe. Hsamond. N. D.. shepherd,,oun. sS 600
Mf Thom.s Hicks, Warr,n eoua,y, 5 900
Rev John 7 HarRtsvs Shepb.rd.loun aOO0
D.Ion Ssmgorll, E<q MArtInsbufE, 1000
N n uaruner. kichmond, 5000
Wiiih Dale. PornmolIh, 3eO
Alexander Cam pbeiL Bethany. 1000
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
II p. Cooke, ~ k.P. msSraGsr n D. D.
The Aseot will give hi. yyo-,yt st.<.fis- a nd
suss fegaesteu 90 70 DO.
Appisca'soo 10 b made 70 J. p BsowS ESQ
Postmaster, Chsrlestovp, or TO the agent ihrous n
The Posl Ones, ChaLlsstoun.
EoI, ,os, iss7-IT . ' agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
NnTIrE

"A LakRT Miller y . atkssiret " sslis - ~
"A esssas.s e 10 ls,s arn Az ysFsass isose-
q - ne SD Sra Il snik 4 Nuisf, are Fs.pse =
fally FgFae~teA n ssitls ArAvln
1ss q isss snfTH = hFLLEa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
Agency Of Insurance,
B. w. hERRERT.

CONTINUES 70 give pfompi snehflos 10 I'll
- branches Of ths lnsuFsbee Busiarss. and q
pfsgsfsd 70 hegotiais LIFE AND PtRE INsUR-
ANCE ta any amouais tsqausd. is the "a aftfofd
rHe lnsufsbee Company. Hartford. Connectfcst
Ffeehha insofsnrs CompsnY Of Phuadsinhis
so iss isssssnes Con paay 0fihs Vaiisy of VIZ.
VIA ~ srPsfirncs ~ nssfIy sisht vrsrs b tb-
uPss-ss, sod t~ins roaaesssd 0f Freuiias afTas.
sEes ior ascsfiatniug tbs sifensk u 90 asasasrs
g'epantrs dstbK hasihrss Is this aBd The Nafthsfn
sslrs, ,Perial snsatiol sii % e,Vsn % plsoiss
ttas oniy ~ C0mTstiss ~ agdoubied fesponsfbfl.
~ Ana vhsfe ter dssliag msy b relied spos in
Dueiiibs Hos.ss. Stores 'Nuis. Bsr,s pse,s.
',sa' asschsadiss Hoasshold Pafnhurs snd ~.
~ a~senptiop ~ Psfsoual Progeny iL foustry
toga tnsufsf sgatnst loss o. dauaee b. Are
=. LIE Assuranes 10 ths bsat coapaaies ia ths
Uaifrt sfsiss
Ths lives 81 slaves insur,s ~ TOO Mid. Of
.alss, 81 lowest fsiss for psfioa of oss 20
70 ~ essss u loss rsussuias ausstioa D. sivyu
eecefs 70 tte parties iasaFsd 9 lthsFsl ai,ast
80 ps09pi psygssaf ~ tksif etairaa
Afplcs'tous siihsf ~ psrsss " - l~tseF vlll h.
ItsAP,y nsaded 10, ed say iaf1fraatioa a. fhs
sapt@ct { nferinily stsFa. u asdfsassf - Josr y
ssovH, fosi Aas,sr. chsslssgsa, of
=, ~ HERBERT,
AgrHt ~ lsfsrsoa CoasfV. "
=. AFrafa Posf Jthes Ckagiesioue
o. !. tss1.-iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
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hiassH, psgAsPs yoa'il bsBsys hiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

pHssbssd, vAy vsrs ths cyslsps Ike
ssS sbslitiouisssf Bssssss sesy 80 hss
- - Dxag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
A n,xsD-,P Law sUIr.

Snitb s1ot rahii Dog ,Ls, sas t'sspas
s'ug % h~ lot ssd b,lotgius ~ Que David
.an ppg fsu into che fpsi I'D f,gstessd
shaT's belonging 20 0be Sh1fvi Sbofsits
h9'ss rsn sssy ap.st Hagra sd tf1ko
tbs lse = W ~ Psuarssr TIE 4ussti8a
sas is- sho shail Fstbfseb sus ~ dams.
K.s sHlu FbaElt 30 UsvIis -
~Eltb 80 -alssl t8e s.-Ittt. sbgle.f 81
iou. tbai oltb should frDt tbs bhi Saith.
c1ursf, ,i. .r-ts g, tass by ssy.ss thst Smita
Has d9.ag ia@f4l stihs issfll msBnef
sd ihst - che bsrss vss ffigAtsuea - ~
dsg tbs osusr e ths d0g tDsriisls sbDsli
pay ths isssgss Dsris5t slsvy ~ glsius
o. ,bs o1btfary. thst BE- is 80 Lnlisu, ~
osuss ~ dag sas rot ~s1 soi f NJ usfe
msa As ssald b5t tsss friShtshsd tks bofs-
bsa sash sttsedsd ~ his gsn bus.ssss Ssd
let he dog sisas
6tAs fbdisn sspsr ssy' dafisg t''sls
10 Ls~rssrs Court. y0ubg I'd uas 49,
called - uttbfss So ssssi N bs knsu
tbs obIFsu1ss = aa ,stb ssd EhsFs b.
uouli a. n hs cola lts lls s1ii ts ssp
psss4 b. vguli ~ vksfs sli tbs lssysFs
sent Hs uss s5tsidersd opstspt vd.
hsss, q course.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
M @s:s,"'s S,~ S,'..

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
B. w. Herbert's Column.
AG l. n CY
or
LIFE ASS u r NCE.
TIE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST coMPA-
NY or PHILADELPHIA.

tn, live, Of slaves insured for three.four,h, Of
taer value, At lowest rates.
Asset, -Stttl .6i2 ~
y. Los-e, promptly adjusted and PAID through
ne Oh, ol GrneIsl Agency at Richmobd. Va.
y ASS6RGNtCtE SociIEf Sol i T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

NSw YORK AND LONDON.
Capital $4,000, 900.
" b susfanies iund Of 100 900 Deposited
with the Com Ptrol'er OF the Stste OF New Yors
~ ih' .ecufny and eeaehi Of ALL policy holders
IN The CBusd States.
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
N'~'Ss. y. J., Ist January, ls56.
Nen sccamulauon. 81 20 005 4:
Ioa. amonnt 10 Jan ~ 1866, us 5tg2 to
Ioai anoent 536 40 -
Grand Total, s4.2s2. .tss p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
WIGS ! WIGS I! WIGS! -!

WILLIAM A BATcHELoR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
"


SExArE-Sborty after the meeting Of the Sen
ate the galleries were ordered to be cleared, the
thirty-eight members present having unanimously
voted TO 90 into secret session
II was the House bill for the extension Of the
Light House establishment which failed to pass the
Senate.
The Civil Appropriation act provides about
$500 600 for The present works on the Pacific, At
lantic Gulf and Lake coasts intending So, 40 for
the purchase OF the best selfrighting he-bOals at
each Of the stations Of the coast Of New Jersey, and
$4,000 for the purchase Of the best lfe-boafs, to
be approved by the Treasury Department, for the
Long Island coast
TIE President is suffering from a severe indispO-
stiOn.
The Treasury Department has promptly written
- the successful bidders for the treasury note loan,
requesting immediate compliance to the terms
The War Department says Gen. JOhnson's des-
patches are before The Cabinet tO-day. The Pres
ident is much perplexed BY tho contradiction
these dispatches give 10 those received from Gov.
Cumming, and expresses his regret at what be
now considers his premature message to Congress.
announcing the end Of the Mormon rebellion
Gen. Scott will remain here until further des-
patches are received.
Lord Napier yesterday had an interview with
Gen Cass, both gentlemen express confident hope
that all questions now open between the l. 5 and
England will be amieably settled on = permanent
basis before tne next necuuB pA SonsFee--
Lord Napier has inflrmation that Instructions
have been issued from his Government which will
eIeetually stop all further causes Of complaint.
The Charleston Is. O. COurier's hey West cor
respondent ssys that Lieut. Pym asserts that the
reports Of Outrsges on American vessels are much
exaggerated, and in many instances false. The
seizure Of the Cortes for instance, was the gross
est exagseration. The captain Of that vessel
when overhauled threw bis flag into the sea and
declared himself q Spaniard- The esntraband
found aboard proved her a SLAYER, and she was ae-
CO. diDgly sold as such.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
LATER FIR ON UTAH.


A desuateh from Leavsnv vorth, the 13th, brought
by U. S. Express to Bonneville, says two ghntle-
men named Malssn and Nicholson, arrived last
night. twenty-nine days from Camp Soctt. Left
Fort Bridger May 14tb.
Gov Cumming was still 10 the city.
These geats report that Gen. johnson had pro-
visions sufficient to last until the 10th of June I;
that they bore a despatch from johnson to Col
Hoffman to hurry supplies forward
Met Hoffman May 22d, is miles beyond Platte
Bridge, aud $50 miles from Camp Scott His CON-
mand was progressing well. Had lost so mules
in snow storm previously reported. Hoffman
Immediately despatched Is wagons loaded with
-four in advance Of his column to the assistance Of
Johnson.
Net Peace Commissioners al Platte Bridge.
They would Overtake Hoffman the same day. Met
Col Andrews at Cottonwood Springs, 80 miles be-
yond Rearney, june 5th, all well.
Col. Monroe vas 100 miles beyond the Big Blue
the Tth; Col May in camp at Big Blue; Col. Nor
rison at the Nemehe on the 9th. Nothing had
been heard from Capt. Marcy.
The Army at Camp Scott was In good health.
When sbont 50 miles west of Fort Laramie, Mol
sen and Nieholson were passed by a Mormon Ex~
press from Salt Lake City, Nay IItb, bound to
Council Rluffs.
The Express party reported that Gov. Canning
had returned from Salt Lake City to Camp Scott
with themselves, but they expected be would 20
back to the City Immediately. They also repre-
sented everything quiet, and indicative Of peace
in the Mormon capital.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
BEWARE OF IlIPOsTRRs.

CAUTION TO INvALIDs,-DR- SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(ORce Broadway New York known the author Of
Nev cEra;ss Treatment for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart Liver, Somaeh, Bowels, Kidneys skin, Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for al Female Complaints
confines his practice with his usual q He
Gbsezf oz Ns York oAs has moi beeaJor
He has oter ooe any associate parfnT at BaO
Chicaoo Detroit Pittsburgh esslsrs aa5 has Aof hid
q Bepars ef all persoas usag has Aals, prsfeda0 10
kaSe ncs hare had any Dr9fSs0Hal eOascfOz Eih
hzl TAey IPos,es Apply, personally or by let
ter, directly himself At his ose, IA Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
sent to any part Of the caany and treatment conducted
suncesr y By ete- visit from the patsn preferred
His SIX LEcTUREs" the LuRss md explaining the
method by which he the above d lis0 pages
bcundl sent BY mail, post paid. for 20 eeais-
surE-d1rn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

nALHA1s June 10.
A private letter from an intelligent gentleman
and practical telegrapher, who witnessed on
the 29th ult, at Plymouth, Engaod' the iormai
tests Of the several electricians in telegraphing
through the entire length Of the Atlantie Cable,
states that Professor Hughes, with his wonderful
printing Telegraph machines was able to Wute
through the 5000 miles at the rate Of 81 letters
per minute, equal to about seven words de-
gree Of success which was unexpected as II was
gratifying.
Prof. Whitehouse was only able to write at the
rate Of l9 words in l9 minutes, and Prof Thomp>
son was utterly unable TO work at all through the
cable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
PROM NEW YORK

NEW 1ORks June 10
The Evening Post states, on the authority Of a
private letter IRON China, that the Pienpotentia-
ries at Shanghai have agreed TO make the following
demands on the Chinese Government list The
opening OF the coast and great rivers Of China 10
foreign commerce. ID. The access Of foreigners TO
the interior, under the restriction Of passports
3D. reduction Of duties certain articles OF com
msrce 4th- The residence Of an Embassy at Pc
kin 5th. Indemnity. but no territory.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent says:
The Administration fully confdes in Gov. Cum
mings' assurances Of peace in l tab. Even before
his dispatches came similar information was re-
ceiysd from the Indian Agent. Dr.. Forney, but not
disclosed, the Governments Pretening to await con
frmation.
The extradition treaty with France was con
hrmed Yesterday
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
FROnI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON June 10
Lieut. Richardson has arrived at the British Le-
CATION from the Admiral at Bermuda. Orders have
been given against interference with American
ships, and the Styx is recalled to Halifax.
A strong military force will be diverted from the
troops intended for Utah for Arizona
Lieut. MowTy, delegate from Arizona, viii
shortly return thither charged with important
Government duties, but will be in Washington
next DecembeT-the Senate having made the bill
for the establishment of 4 Territorial Government
the special order az that time
A number of miscellaneous nominations were
confirmed in the executive session 70 day.
Il a doubtful whether a quorum Of members VIII
be present tomorrow, some Of them having len foF
home this afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17


POLICE CoURT, JUNE l6-TWenty-one cases
were before the Court yesterday morning, as fol-
lows-Assault and battery 3; drunk 8; petit lar
ceny }; violating Sunday liquor ordinance p con-
tempt Of court 2; violating bridge ordinance l /;
keeping disorderly house /; resisting officer =
total 2l.
Barney Burns, charged with stealing two five
dollar and one one dollar gold pieces, and three
dollar bin from osiah Marclay, was discharged for
want of evidence to convict
The case 81 Helen Brown, petit larceny, con-
tiuued.
Alexander Sweeney and Patrick Mcclure, noa
having proper respect for the majesty Of the law,
were each fined ten dollars and costs for contempt
Of Co1rt They "cursed and swore" terribly in
the Court room, on being arraigned for violating
the bridge ordinance, and were fined stated above
for their pains.
Francis Reagan was fined $40 and cots, amount
ing to SlO69, and sent to prison ten days on bread
and water, for stealing four hundred feet Of pine
boards and scantling, the property Of l. l. Hewitt
John Power and Hughey Morton are two ''stars''
connected with Music EalL On Saturday night
last, after the performances were over, Hughey
and John got into discussion about their resptc-
tive merits The debate became animated, and
closed by Hughey pitching into John and bunging
his eyes Hughey, for this assault upon John Pow
er, was before the Court John Power was also
there. His eyes were of the darkest hue. But
John Power concluded not TO prosecute Hughey
Morton, and-the case was noIled on the payment Of
costs by Hughey, which amounted to about s5,3l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17

TaE FOuRTH-A fnn meeting of the General
Committee of Arrangements was held at the We'd
dell House last night The total amount Of money
subscribed and collected, including $500 appro
priated by the City Council foots up about s. 400.
1t was resolved to invite the military companies Of
Detroit and other cities; Governor Chase and his
staff and the Major Generals of the various diVis-
ions of the Ohio Volunteer Militia and their
stats. Invitations will be extended to all the
different Societies of the city. grand display Of
FIRE works will take place in the evening. re-
galta race will be among the features Of the day.
Pines of sI0O, SIS and $50 will be awarded ac-
cOrding to the merits of boats entering the lists.
On the whole, the celebration will unquestiOnably
be the grandest that ever occurred in this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
REPORT
FRnMGTAH.


Sl' LOUIS, June Is.
Col Thomas L. Kane. from Camp Scott, May
I6, passed Boouville this evening. ne reports
that Gov. Cumming has returned agtin, after max
ing Intellectual attempts TO arrest the Mormon he-
gion to the South.
Salt Lake City and the Northern settlen.e ents are
nearly deserted, few persons only remaining 70
guard The buildings. Forty thousand sre sald 10
be in motion, their teams extending miias down
the valley. The advanced trains arc already SVV
miles distant. To eTade answering whittier bound,
they say they are going "SOuth-" II Is supposed
their destination is Cedar City, or some part Of
Sonora
There were no mules at Camp Scott
Col. Hoffman's train was met 20 miles from
Platte Bridge.
johnson would wait the arrival Of the Peace
Commissioners.
The Indians were annoying the Moruous, call
ing them squaws, aud saying they won't tight.
Young delivered up the great seal, records, de-,
which il was supposed were destroyed, to Cum
ming.
There had been heavy rains extending to the
fzr West, and the streams were all full.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGREssIONAL.

WAsHNSToN, June l6.
sESATs.-The doors were opened.
Mr.. Mason moved to take up the British ag-
gressions resolutions, which was agreed TO By
Yeas ALLEN, Bell, Benjamin, Bigler, Brown, Clay,
Clingman, Crit,endeD, Davis, Douglaa, Fitch,
Fitzatiek, GWin, Hammond. Payne Houston,
Hunter, Iverson. johnson of Ark, Jones, kenne-
dy, King, Mason, Polk, Reid, Sebastian, Sliden,
Stuart, TruubuIl. Wade, Wright, Yulee-S2.
Nays-Broderiek, Harlan and Pugh-3.
Mr.. Mason said be had refrained IRON debating
these resolutions, notwithstanding their important
character. The resolutions were then passed
unanimously, and Mr.. Mason asked that this fact
be entered on the journal Committee Wss ap-
pointed to wait upon the President. having re-
ported that he has no further communication TO
make to the Senate. Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
WILL TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

To restJre heal u1st parity the blood Ferers,
without exception from foreign matters having been
absorbed aud retans inthe erculssn These Of
sickness my produce uueuzi, Group rheumatism.
gOut. ehOic cough But Branlrsths Pills. simple.
potent and veg table, the and the fol-
lows Of course They Of every day saving
many vsluabe lives Pnncipal dice. ssl Canal street,
Brsndreth Building New York Sold also By
iuus.dk Sivr UR36T A s GARDINER. Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
FROM ST. LOUIS.


u A@oeA Acp S4uc IL
Afler rising two and three-iourth inches Monday
night and yesterday morning the river came to q
stand, aud IS new receding very slowly. At 8 Pm.
yesterday the water stood , inches above food
OF 1851; feet 81 inches above city directrx, and
4 fees , inches below the food Of ~ All the
upper streams are falling rapidly. Ther so deg.
The Democrats Of the Filth Congressional Dis
trict nominated Judge John F. Ryland for Con-
gress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-17
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