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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
UpvnOcrjcy.

This thing called NEGRO philanthrophy," is a
graeat humbug The same men that appear to
be Sorcly exercised because some person in
the south owns negro as his property, are the
very persons to be in favor Of the meanest kind
OF white slavery. This thought was more deep
ly impressed on our mind, as we read the fol-
lowing, (Which we give entire,) from the Gin
cinnati Commocial, Gov. Chase's private organ
A "SLAE PFN' II THE WEsr-The James.
town (Wis,) Independent thus describes the
manner in which party of poor sewing girls
sent cut from New York by tire "Children's Aid
Society" were disposed OF in that village:
A charge often dollars Qo pay their travelling
expenses we suppose) was made for each per.
son. the money to be paid by the employer, and
young woman. The free church was thrown
open, the young women occupying the seats in
rows, some Of them crying. Customers thar
walked along The ranks with perfect coolness
examining their condition one by one, ard, as
carried off their prize.
The 'Free Church" that was thrown open fol
the purpose of carrying on this ,ohite slave mar
ket, is one Of the same branch of the church that
those erceeEingly pious souls Rev. Craig brother
Finney, Osleyic, & Co., belong to and hold
prominent positions in. To hear the means,
the shrieks, the cries and the cant Of these
p'ous people, one would be led to suppose "that
sin never entered their doors" They do or up
hold wrong," thatwould be an almost impossi
bility.
Our advice to these very pious people would
be, that before they rant any more about negro
slavery, "to take the beam out of their OWL
eye," &c. .'o
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Pennsylvania Central RaiirOad, J,
aMd IT'S connections west.

VAnN bS SCOEhEtfCNtOuS "c9ts
We have received through the klndress ol
some friend copy of tide Philadelphia CONNER
ciat list, Of the 18th inst This valuable Stats
tical paper is principally devoted in the present
number, in giving an interesting account of the
vast business done by the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad. This road stands at the head of all
the Railroadsin the United States both in the
amount Of business done on it, and its success
fuf and proper management. This great sue.
cess is principally owing to the successful Iabors
of its accomplished and distinguished President
J. Elgar Thompson, Esq, who stands without
rival in the management Of railroads, in the
Union. The Pennsylvania Cen raj cannot help
being prosperous road while its management
is in the hands Of J. Elgar Thompson, Prasi-
dent, VIM. B. Foster,Jr, Vice President, Thos
A. Scott, superintendent, Ii. J. Lombeart, Au,
ditor and Comptroller, and II. II. Houston, Gen
eral Freight Agent. i,
The Coa.nlercial List in speaking Of the Yves.
tern connections Of the Pennsylvania Central
has the following paragraph, which will be good
news to all the friends Of our own excellent
road, the Steubenville and Indana:- "Nl
Happily for the interests of the Pennsylvania
Company, the arrangements for reaching dis.
ttant points with both trade and travel have been
satisfactorily arranged with companies west o
Pittsburgh, at least so far as it is possible unit
the completion Of the Pittsburg and Steuben-
vile road, and the bridges over the Ohio river al
Pittsburgh and Steubcnville, connecting the
Pennsylvania with the Pittsburg and Steuben.
vile, and Steubenville and Indiana Railroads. -
This contamination will be perfected, it il llo
ped, during this year, and then, with the Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany, and other connections, the Pennsylvania
road will be in a condition to do q much larger
business than ever before. ID
We trust that these connections win soon b
made. When this is done the Steubenyile and
Indiana road win be placed on as tiYpahd solid
basis as any road in the Union.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
Fits, Fits! Fits!l!
DIR. HANCE"S Y tG ErABAE EXTRACT
Z 2 I L EP TIC PILLS.

For the Cure Of Ets, spasms, Cramps and all
Nervous and Coust'tatiOnal Diseases.
EDERSUNS who are aboring under this distress-
l. lng = qlady will find DIR, IIANCE'S NEGE.
TABBE rt'ilEC TIC PILLS to be the only rene
edy ever discovered or curing Epilepsy or Failing
Fits. -. 4
These Pills possess specific action on the ner.
Vons $, ,semi and although ti.y are prepared espe.
clay for the purpose OF curing Fbs, they are also
oofespecial benefit for all persons afflicted with
X nerves, or whose nervous system has been
IN Chronc cpmpaints or diseases OF long standing
ssupetlnducGd bynervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial =, -
Price $3rer box, or two boxes for S. Persons
outot the city, enclosing remittance wilN lave
the pills sent them through the mail free of poSlage
For sa by SEfHS. HANCE, No. leS BAINI-
ORE STREET, Baltimore, Md. to whom ordorN
frcm all parts Of the Union must be addressed pos
paid. [lna25 ia7.lyl
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The Greatest Medical Disco, cry Of the Age. in
Ayers CaGhartic Pills.

Inc greatest Medical DiscOy cry Of the Ags.is
Ayers CathaFtic Pills.
They don't help complaints, but they cure them.
One Box has cured dyspepsia
hree boxes have cured the worst cases ofSryof,I.
Two boxes have cured Erysipelas
One box always CUES the ianndico.
Three boxes ore sure 10 cleanse the system frr-
B0ils-Oiten less than one does it,
Two boxes have completely cured The worst of al.
GERS on the legs.
Small doses seldom tail TO cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from a foul
stomach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from,
the body. They should be given To children. who
are always more or less iicied iih this scourge
As gentle Physic they have no equal.
One box cures arrangement Of the Liver.
Hall box cures Cold. a p
They purify the blood. and thus strike at ths foun.
dati0n Ot every disease.
As Dinner Pill there is not their squll an the
World.
Tney are pnrely vegetable and can do no harm,
but do accomplish an unIccounlabIe amount Of
good
Prepared by DR.. j. C AVER, Practical Chem /.
isl, Lowell, Ms, and sold by all Druggists and Dea.
ears in Medicine through this section.
ia2in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

BAD PEoPLE, THEM CATHOLICS There is
said TO be woman in one Of the elunatic assy-
lpms near New York, who thinks the Roman
Catholics are trying to build q cathedral in her.
stomach. - Exchange, II. s,e, q 1
4 07-Ihatwcmaniis genuine Rpo,s Notsing,I
and no mistake S'EsJ III ,ioIsd - VI.
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. 01rThere isnet g DemocRtic paper IN the
State ofaNeH York .bptwhat sas.ains the Pres
idenps Kansss policy. apoy as4d Ii,sFs ~ II
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
spesial Notitts

~ inh alatOn in ConsumptOn-ses advertise
meat under tlis heading.
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~ DTWe hope the Legislature will make
Short session and a business 0ne..a Very little
Legislation is needed aAerrepoaling some ofabe
infamous ehactmehts 6fBlack faepubicanisml-
A session Of sixty days would. rebound to the
honor and success Of the Democracy Eet there
be no time killing 9by gassy speeches! The
member who INDUCES in that kind of game will
efsctually kill himself and disgust the people
ofthe State. Let there be few words, perform
tho work the people expect. and then adjourn I
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
80 NETS MIL LxNER V GOODS g.
OM Market street, one ii COR West o.
the Post OGfics,, Cslslix, Ohio.
MISS LIZZIE, CSBDRN
- t ~ r.
4 vi II r / CA IN III O III = Il.
H Gad1SG, Ohio

THIS WELL. KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly Kept by Maj Lacy, and more recently by
William MiiganIwilbe be found by The travelling
community opossees all the advantages Of tina besl
condue ted hotels. The House has been thofoughTy
iitlod and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation Of guests; and it is the de[,
termination of the Proprietor that none who may
70 ccmpa p any particular, or go away dissat.
isfed.
0 4or Bills moderate Z is~ag II 9Gjas s5aao
0dr Baggage taken to and from the Depot fres Of
charge
Il January A,ls57..lys ~ ,ratto}i 8la Il
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

The Tuscarawas Aauocdts, d fabid black
Republican paper, says:14n3s MI q hais =
Peace now reigns ithrUngRbut Kansas Lane
has disbanded his troops, and they have return
cd to their homeaTo hra eloas slbros 6fN4 ftI
II n thesaboveis true which wc hope it ID, ID
gives the lie direct to all Of the falsehoods that
We have seen lately In theblack republican pa
pers q Il9 ~ ~ tgibI 'svii ssit Ds8,.15a98 n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

DrAFsEsS-Ceriaiu relief for those afflicted; e.,
ause Inseineni headed " Ear and Eye" in another
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

4y.ts,s 4a 4 lHeS0ny, Jdn. IL.
SESATE.-The time Of the Senate was prin.
eipally occupedcindiscussing the Kansas reso-
lutions published last weeks Sentinel, which
were adopted by vote Of 20to14. 4asSA "a
HOUSE MIR. Day, Of Harrison, offered the
following, which was agreed to: o5D sea sd-
10 ResoiUed, That the Committee on Common
Schools be and are hereby requested 10 inquire
into the expediency Of 50 amending the law as
toaiiow school examiners to examine teachers
during the interval between tile regular exami-
nations; and that such certificates granted shall
be good until the next regular examination, -,,
B The remaindego Of the day was principally
spent in discussing Mr.. Brooke's bill, to repeal
the law prohibiting the use Of jails ofthis State
for the confinement Of fugitiyes. a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

amending the school law in relation TO school
examiners. that the number Of such examiners
be increased TO one Car each township.
Mr.. McCleary offered the following. which
was agreed to-, lti'h ~
Resolped. That the Committee on Schools be
instructed to inquire into the expediency Of 50
altering the law appointing school examiners, 50
as to make the office elective by the people,
MIR. McCleaIy gave notice Of bill to estab-
lish Superior Courtin Jefferson county.
HOUsE.-The principal part of the day was
spent in discussing the senate's Kansas resolu-
tions which were adopted by a vote Of 60 to A..
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s.~ II ho7 sHs sg FridaysJan Is.
The time of the Senate was occupied in dis
cussiug the claims ofa foreign patientto the Luz
natc Asylum. -'tl 'ta4
In the house the bill for the relief Of tax pay
ers was lost by a vote of 80 to 63. g.
The Senate adjourned until Tuesday, at 8 P.
NJ; and the House adjourned until Monday, at
g Pm. u 9r a8ta5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20

fNAP, Post and Fancy Note Faper. ysanous kind
may !, isss 7 = - .ssjs|lIIN BlsAI.i's
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-01-20
THURSDAY. Jan. IA

Thursday, Jan. II.
The business transacted in either branch on
this day was unimportant to the general reader
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| fSAsrEzs OIL, I'M nbvtars, ,iA oudaspgh psin !.
es-tls'ss's feF'sAs v Asy a = ~ r
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NEW AERIs ANCaENIENT.
A 4 AARON FOREMAN. iF.

HIGHEsr CAsH PRIdE rAIB ron
WHE4T at HArCHERS eco
,adis August i5 1855. a2lt#f l6tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

PETRFAcTIoN OF HUMAN BODY.-The body
of an old lady seventy-two years of age, and
which had been buried nearly Is years, on be-
ing taken up from the graveyard in Grafton, Lo-
rain county, for re-interment in this city, was
found to be almost perfectly petrifed. 1t has
lain during that length of time in clay soil which
retained water continually. When struck by
any metallic substance the body gave metallic
ring. Its form remained perfect-the hair was
also perfect, and still retained the braid and
comb fastening it up as perfectly as when first
inferred. The brain, strange to say, had de-
cayed but very little, and in portion of it the
form was preserved, and retained red color as
if congestion had but recently taken place, while
other portions were mixed with white earthly
deposits. The weight of The body had greatly
increased AND required much strength in getting
it out Of the primary grave
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26
NIGHTS REPORT.
HE AGAMEMNON HEARD FROM.
OuEnEc Jnlv %

QUEBEc, July %.
The Canadian Company's Screw Steamship In.
dian, which left Liverpool on Wednesday the l4th,
passed the station at River Du Loupe at an early
hour this morning and arrived at this port at
about O'Clock this afternoon. Her news IS inter-
esting. Tue R NJ. S. Europa from Boston ar
rived at Liverpool on the evening Of the 10th
The U. S Mail steamer Vanderbilt from New
York on the Sd Of July arrived at Cowes en- route
for Havre on the 18th. The SaxOnia from New
York, July lst, arrived at Southampton on the
same day.
The Agamemn0n and YalOrous returned to
Queenstown on the 18th
The final break in the Atlantic Gable was Just
below the stern Of the Agamemnon after LAG miles
had been paid out Of that vessel.
The AgamemnOn then returned to the rendezvous
in mid ocean, and cruised there for Eve days in an.
ticipstiOn Of meeting the Niagara On her arrival
at Queenstown it was resolved to coal and start for
the final attempt on Saturday the nth, there being
still 25OO miles Of cable on both vessels.
In Parliament there had been an important de-
bate on the slave trade, during which the Govern
ment stated that the difficulties with America had
been satisfactorily adjusted, and that Secretary
Cass had assured Lord Napisr that the American
Government would give an earnest consideration
TO any proposals or suggestions for the yerifcaton
of the nationality Of vessels.
It Is officially announced that the grand Naval
Review Of CherbOurg will take place on the 18th
Of August
There had been a terrible massacre Of Christians
at Jeddah by the MahOmeians. Twenty persons
were murdered, including among their number the
English and French consuls. Three British men
of war had been ordered there.
There is later news from both India and China,
but the adyices contain no peculiarly important
features.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET closed slight
IL essie vita sales for the three days VI 600 bales
The BREADsTUFF MARKET vas quiet, and prices
THE PROVISION MARKET was du.l, but generally
uuaItered-
THE LoND n MONEY MARKET had undergone no
Epecis change Colsols closed for money s
S5As95zS
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by perso
wanting 4 few bushels Of a choice article TO Sow.
Now this was shreTd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves TO NAP when
it would SEEM proper to he wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIS,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to sew upon, and has left upsn it 40
even, clean, and firm SEAN-
A garment made " 10 the LETTERr-as above
will never be called upon to recognize the "LET
'EE Rip"
At J. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street. Cleve-
land, o.. clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in any quantity,
and what douby adds TO the wonder, is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per CENT less thar at
anu other clothing store ~ the STATE
Admission free. and attendants TO show visitors
through the extensive E. tablishment-gTatiS.
junesd ktriwtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

POKcE MATTERs.-Maria Keys alias Falkner,
undergOes a preliminary examination before
Judge Vail this morning
A climb of the law" was arrested on Satur-
day night last on charge of resisting the Off
GERS of the police. He will also be examined
this morning.
VIM Montgomery was yesterdly arrested on
charge of stealing forty-one dollars.
A young fellow whose name We could not
learn, for drawing a knife and attempting to
stab man in Water street, was committed yes
terday afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

L. S DIsTRIcT CoURT.-In the o. S. District
Ceurt on Saturday, the indictments against
Lawrence and Alexander r TidbalI, of AIillers-
burgh, for mail Tobbing, were nolied. S. c.
COtheran, P. NJ at Montpelier, Williams eOun-
ty, was Arraigned and plead not guilty to de-
stroying mail matter coming to his office. John
Oliver was appointed u s. Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.

MANSFIELD, July "a.
At half past seven O'Clock this morning as J. II.
Cook, proprietor Of the Wier House. in this city,
was standing in the public room Of his house, about
ten feet from the street door, with his back to-
wards it, conversing with Mr.. A. T. Bates, Mr.
Samuel Balbett, daguerrean artist, stepped i1to
the doorway, unpeIeeived, and discharged q re-
vOlver at Mr.. Cook, the shot taking effect in the
right side, just below the hip. making severe but
not dangerous wound. The revolver was snap
ped twice before Balbett was seized and disarmed,
the Il, st cap only exploding Mr.. B. is under ar
rest and will have his examination on Monday
next Mr.. Cook j. one Of our mos. respectable
and enteTprising citizens. The cause Of the out
rage Is not fully known, but is supposed to be
some misunderstanding about money matters
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

Coon WORK.-The engine Buffllo, CrandaIl
Engineer, on the Night Express on the C., C.
& e. R. r. from Columbus 10 Cleveland on the
night of the 24th inst, run over the road with
single tender of wood, one and = half cords
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26
GROrKz AND BAKEK's PAY.

Ist. Cotton is used as I, is purchAsed-On spools
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
2d. The trouble and psrplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
trOm large spool.
Sd. Itis very simple jet strong in construction,
easily Learned and kept in order, and does not re-
qzire to be taken apart to be oiled.
sth. The stitch Is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii nOt rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is a. elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine enbrOiders beautifully.
Ladies' and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sslesroon Of the
subseribe- and examine for themselves The
above machines ara freely shown and samples Of
work given at al times.
The services Of q lady snd the use Of amaebine
oan be obtained by The day in families. by calling
q TIE rs0m Of NJ. Hopkins. Terms q, i,5oPer day.
SANuEL HoPxHs.
EorthrOp Spanglsr's Block,
ahsedeD;l9s Superior st., up stairs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

BOUSD 0vER Jerry Kimberly, the negro
charged with stealing MeLaughlin's horse and
buggy, was on Friday bound over in the sum Of
$500 to appear at the neEt term of the Court OF
Common Pleas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26
BAGGAGE CAR BURNED.

ALBANY, July "a.
The baggage and mail car on the Central Rail-
road due here 1t $50 A. NJ, was destroyed by fire
At ST. louisville. The fire Is supposed TO have
originated from some combustible article among
the baggage. The contents Of the car were near
ly all destroyed and the mails from Buffalo and
some intermediate stations lost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

QUICK TRIP.-The schooner Mani, Capt.
ConnOlley, made the trip from osWegO to Cleve-
land in three days and twelve hours. The Mi-
ani belongs to Nessrs. Hubby, Hughes & Co.
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mehirtnrs.
HEALTH an AMFRICAN Wn,


HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,
IL MEN From fis N. Y. DsiEy Mess CEJitori.ll
We desire % ca ate tioa letter from Dr. Joshua
column He the subject in an sbe manner and
his skill and medical judgmenl may be relied upon"
Marshas Uterine Cafaocon has , Svsd to be fully as
"a % a = S a. os1 & n my iyss % ;,S ass
physician Of ver ne aitanmsnfs Of judgment
and discrmnai 1dicIuus and highly prac-
gtlossI all diseases, especially these OF women and
From PAyaaaas
3IaishalIs Uterine Cahocon will certainly cure an
ne diseases ior which 4 = recouI1ende -
IN here re Is no med e,ae Iike u IN ths country
Uterine Catholcon Is GER ain and safe remedy"
MARsHALL's UTERINE cATHoLIcoN
Is sunhesitangy offered a reliable remedy FOR al those
eoWPiasis % which evsy woman lilble ard which grad
tslt or vork sssa,ss - = s5,S ~ ~ 500, 80 ~ ~ ", M =,
possibility Among the eOmpsins for which The Caiholi
pressed Irregular OF Pa nfa Se1struasE Blosiias IN
hanma ions and Diseases Of the Kidneys Urinary Or
4 s1sss, SsIvoGsnsss EsiRilnss Palplta,ions Cramps
connected with the uterine orSsns
LsdieswhO troubled with any Of the symptoms
d'ess Dr. B9IDGE, with u c5aadsrcs that hey viii
and Tsls M9rshas JtsrPe Cs,holleon s MT seaek
spsetahle physician in the country.
~ pries o. MARSHAL LIS UTERLNEI cATHOLL
con - Oae Dollar md Hatper snsie bottle.
Wzsr BEDFORD. COshOetOn Co. May u. 1871.
Mr. II KINGSLEY, Sir.-I have been selling the nedi-
h1Ts inTsrisby 91aa them % ave rod sstsseoa md
the pills have sold 10 families regularly
IS her tea and coffee. and with trade N become
sple srice 1IaTstal's Uterine Ca hoii-on
cine thAt done great amouni Of COED female dseas
One lady 50 e 20 toll she had received more
hens6t from bottle than she dd from long eouTss Of
medical treatment By the most skllful physicians.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
January lst, lass.
MRS RoBINSoNS CERTIFICATE.
vERNo-, Tn mbuIl Co, May Isl, lsss-
This certhes that have been In very health for
ysars and found little relief after EMPLOYING number
Of Physicians. My disease Prolausis Ute n had
been redure By that and Flou0r Albus until had
liberated 10 couxiderahe extent BY the advice Of DR.
@ Bushnell tproured and took bottles OF lIz rshars
Uterine atiolicon which enabled attend hus-
hand his last sickness until he died which about
snc have tskca three bottles since his Dc uth
which has made able labor and support family Of
three children The CAfholicon has nearly restored
health. IL sthe only thing that has mite Gted ny susr
ing Tor winch feel very grateful
MARY +. ROBINSON
The CATHoLIcoN is for sale BY City Druggists and By
Medngine dealers reuern11v
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

POLICE CouRr.-There were five cases before
the Court on Saturday mOrning-vagrAncy 2;
disturbance /; petit larceny /; destroying prop
erfy 1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

IL TOwS.-Alexander E. Glenn, Esq, of Co
lumbus, is in town and stopping at the John
son House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-26

y BRYANT & STEATToS's chain Of College
Is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rieG
versa p R. SPENCER & Sons have charge o.
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4u
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BY TELEGRAPH,

Reported by the Uuion reIesraph,
oTTIcK, vARIEe's BLOCK, coRNEK OF BANK AED
ST. CLAIR STREETS.