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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

FATn AccIDFNr.-As the acc)nuod.tiou train
from tbs city Yesterday afternoon w.s ruoDiog ioto
stamford. the engine struck al lrishman va, AS
Sakrg o. TIE track, and sro't instantly k'le nun.
ssia yss ,,tosicsted at toe tine at the sooiceat.
49, - Now Haven Jja.as, Jg4sf
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

SriCIDE-A FooLISH OLp MAs.-Thc NJrrts torn
JtrseymaH learns that Mr. Isaac Van Duyne, re-
spectacle farmer, in good cHcumttance', hvlnS nesr
MCntyille Morris County committed suicide by hang
ing on Weonesdsy. lie was very much oppO:ei to
lis daughters receiving the attentions OF young
msn who was Visiting upon her, and threatened sell
destruction two three occasions unless she dis
uissed hlr. 1t was, ho xever regarded a. a freak,
and no attention was pad 20 il by tie family Ga
the dsy mentioned, he went to a nelghbors ~
o'clock and banded him key saying that II wAs
key to trunk containing his papers, and rs wisned
him to eep it, The DeghbCr refused ID receive tue
KEY and Van Duyne threw IL 1t bis feet, aolhg away
At the some time. : ina two hours atvrwsri he
WAS found hanging by the Geek 10 his barn, dead.
He was about fifty yea's old, aud brother to uar-
RED woman who committed suicide at Pine Brook
sCIue months slGce.
The "STRosG-MIsDyD" .ArrER THs SrRoNG
DRINKERs-Ip the little town CT Selma, near Muncs,
Ind, Saturday evening last, the strong 'nioced
wouen resolved 10 get after chap named kukpst-
rick eho Lsd resouey determined that he would sell
his rfe.wtisky at all hazards, to whomsoever would
call whether the drieker presented hceose tfom the
fem ale ulatt not TIE probably s,ood al
their backs; but the women determined that they
would do tie , b Of cleaning him out on iheu owe
hook Tie owner ,ked the door Of his house, aed
the women bowed it down. As they were pressing
their wsy in the owner struck Of them Mrs. Rib
be with a club, aud hut her eeiiousy. Her hue
bt I'd cou ing TO her assistance the fellow knockei hin
over, tCo ana BEAT him bsdy. persecution ha
been cou enced sgsiIst Kirkpatrick, charging hin
with assault and battery with intent to kill
lCincnnsi Enq siTer
Discovery OF TREAsURE.-Th> Patterson DHlg
stree the wife Of John j. D,emus und the OF ISIS In
silver coin among rubbish chinney which hal been
down The money contained Ia the sack. IL up
posed to seceted there during the Revolution
ABEroRrrR IN THE MAJORS CHAIR Frank lin
NILS local EDITOR Of The Trenton Ifu d"e''eI" on Monday
.eIed up a his dIies a. Mayor oil Trenton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

STEALING A HORSE AND WAGON FOR FUS.-Tes-
terdsy mornirg Mr.. T. s. Miller II No as Teath avenue
stopped horse and in Eleventh street near inc
Sinh .v,uue and tyag the animal ~ the sidewalk
tered the building In few minutes thereafter he was startled
Inv n. zua the II wheels and looking out gay
fellow I'd in the driving oh az fast liz could
r Ct the Fist Precinct being In ths part OF toe
y and seeing the fellow diving In sush furious hate thought
soS ething wrong and sccordogy put stop to ms
career Mr. Miller up and csne the property The
youth ave his nam. Charles Butler and COMMITTED 70
prison by Juice Quscsenbush in default OF $40" bail The
pr, perty valued 81 $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

FREDRICKS'S PHOTOGRAPHIC TEMPLE of Art
Nos 5e5 ana 7 broadway Opposite Metropolitan hoe-rno
IocR ,rHs HuloTrprs DaGuERaEoTYPss and ANskorfPE'
10 yvry style
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

,r,.r,.c pnna M OIu,IRY a. son. 10

LIGHTNING RODS.-A- Nj. Quisbi N s ..
llg Nss.au.,, New York continue furnish an AMI -
building. their IMPROVED LIGHTNING RoDs. i luz IN
rad experience and have ben unIoIn.iy Ordsrs
sccon .hns thr protection of building. from lightning o
should be addressed as above only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

"W.corsTA." This great Indian tale, FROM the
lss Mso Rchs,aon. work Of that tide, presented a.
PuSbYs NATIONAL THEArES to ue house and was
With the NOS, catering psuis OF appEoys u p DC Am. Of
The Cattle seslsr' This rb ser hss now the best company
Of ally in the city.
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advertiser ent.

10000 CVRFS-DE GRATH ; ELtt ihi' ~
the oy true remedy in the world for Rheumatism ana ~
pam 'A' ~ADs over Grand Depot, philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

We ob,Nve that the Second Annc,i Convention Of
thoee iltese.tei IN juvenile Reiorms,ories, Ragged
SchttIs and HsA'es Of Refuge viii be he'd if this city
on Tuesday reIt June 81. This meeting VIII be
highly attractive - all those who feel 81 interest 10
its kunsIe object wnish 50 much affects the good Of
toe community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

nm Fr1AfE.-THc !oI""Ing WdS5
ter ~, al the Merchants Exchange by A. Blocker.
Son 4 Co;
50. :slifs 500 o
House sai lot No lo Chss:on ST. c fee, Z. Of Gree--
Hr and 70; Nc i6S Chsus zz75.......... 2Oc
ss-.,ory b-icL houses ard los Nos 500 Sel and
va -; 90 Ia cherry .,............1..' zri9
iot or p .or BrosJvsy Rh-sv sud Ash.st 25xsl 80
don'e aIT u 81, " - $50
-, ro,,b sd- hat so w sb-sv A,ch 2ixlD0S eeo
10 rorb .iir 5h st. rs w Go Az .,ch z5xlOo5
BROOKi1x
ts,s ncr,h side CsrroIst, l0o f. W. froa Pisnklia.
So 10 sO,s
Uep.. and lot No 30 Ws,er, $. lot 4N633....... $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

A39IDTNT TO LsBoRER.-Iohn Crogau, employed
In rsyaiDg De Sab sS Vanderbilt Tuesday lad
bis broken by the failing 1t oU- vhis -d In
iavDs pipe. He 1t the bottom Of the excavation
sud the rolled down upon him sm shove He
yryed TO the City Hospital
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
g., coup7s-Tt. Gem, Of Ov.r and Termiu.r

1rs CoURTs.-Tfs Ceurt Of Oyer sad Ternner
aiz. Tuesdsy norsh ty Judge al -. i,-.
Wv ' in' 81 l ~..a s1S..,es They WI, G.h,
rs' ,,e'y whsn the peons. WI BE- ,on ts'es d. roe
Jiy~.. .h. csd Judge Soos; .sea thst ,r-r
ia. oonnued indipo.oR OF Ju3.- s,rus you'd b,
sSs 10 TIN 1sn, =. ho oas he Vi 1
Of ws.. The III. II the party chsd ga h- 't t-' e
no. Emdiy b. or----d sef ssSt w-,i The c,; G.,
eudrr ~ii Proe-sy Be issen up on 1ausfsJ
Fr.r, AND ARRrsr os rHs CH,Res OF ARso,.-
AhOat lOsOck on rie.dsy morning tbs prrn es Of
6 s' -o s ~s ' s.:. rs rS.
rot.fet se Idly extingai'asi Hermaa S
st e y Ii. ID W.r1 81. ones shout the ,rsin h s
be np!d it.s va.HOSedy: so,as.' sat apP,sta ~ ia
ctct and r--.i.y tsss. brfats Ju'thc~ Se-ss l.
h' evident this. ths prisoner wa. n's%s ,ni pay e.a
called e1snin- kun with yiev On bs - toe
Lunsac A,ysm Bes bscA.lo snd has fr-Saenay b'f'c
o-en subject to its oftsDPsrsy in-s~dy
STEALING , HoRsr NsD WAG0s.-T~o moo
r,u-d VIM Log and Denns 6rsu. brought before Ju,
wssor il sppe. tsey ,oes po..e.s Of the es.h. a.a
Irh standing the stable OF the NJ W. H. MAJ
wssor They wr~ finally arrested il Hsnit, % sysnue Tue
JGs;.ee committed them tor exsain stoH
AssIpFNT TO 3 LsBoRFR.-,Tohn Crogap, employed
IN aps De sAb sy Vanderbilt Tuesday l-d
of bis es' broken b, the failing et oor wes eossed in
sud the rolled down upon him seos shove He
y,yed TO the City Hospital
SHo,LIFrIsc.-On Tuesdsy May Jane Il ucs aud
Cshsrire Miller srs.ed BY the Oss Of the Filth
Prec for having their -s.ioo p,eee OF silk valued 1t
SIS sch stolen om the dry goods or. OF VIM :.
Seward Grand The tw) -mses into Ia, store
sway the ak and depuIt.d They sqi
the silk found in tn, possession Yesterday hey brought
b,fo justice Fox when Csths tie Mil dhnyed All
May Jale Bruce held in cetAalt OF 80 rue
ARREsT o. SHorLIrTRKs.-Cathsrine Miller and
MONDAY N
Iec II sdk worth s5 from toe goods store Of Mr.
in Grard street They dets.nec fox examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

GAS C,s,-Gi, FIXTURES, OF new sha Dra1 S
& I'm, ms, ~, ar TIE spring trade. Cal At our srss'
mspu,, 'uIius depot No. SO Bf'aswy W.ssx. & Co.
0oDpABD bUnER. AA
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TAiyerti@meut
3 Prof De GRATH,
Read the new

Read the new Pamphlet VI IIvi. ~ L, s-r,,c
he of caes BY DL b oil t. on
electricity aud there rot me ea :; p.pIr.~ =
plying IL CGs BE- had At BARsEs l. PAkA'' W. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
Oh Y ITEMS

Tie Excise Commissioners lid not have any meeting
yesterday. Mr.. Holnes s sick, and Messrs. Hsetett
aud err object to meeting I'd. there Is something do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

How - ~ restrain my passions aud cultivate
nv h t-f.t,re ~ what puruit the d''' 81
nJsst II PhIenaicssa exaIissiJa a. fo"IEs
and " d. > Nc Ss Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

TIE MLTAInIc TABLET STRoP-lhyen We ~
Gro s,rAptRs D lsist5i' the r.rof
teen .qa4so "a preuc'rr toe fees a.aaf.e,ur-t.
Car b. obsinsd ~ the suhsciio-,s So '-7
s SAVsDEgs ,tote NO 7 Ast0f b'aS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
meat

Ak John Livingston, ED No. ~ "e , t "a sr
,or Law Mssslne Whist be tni q o. one NIB O. :,
rpIc Or. He N.s cured q oft r. 10 u r. ~ ,,c
BsEAEs P.Tx 1T psnphls, spitEy De GRATIS h
On. Grand q, pot, PLilsir.f nis Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
fAdyertiseu ent

ELECTRICITY was discovered anu ur Cu .n,1sd
the heavens BY BenjauD franklin. Prot " a. ~ th-
hi. EIect,icity 10 an on which hss proved 9e -
void or The Telf Of Pairs and swelne' oil A. AD'' " NM
and beast Sold by al Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
STUMP-TAIL SWILL-MILK COMMITTEE
HOW THE wHlTewAsHlNe PROCEEDS.

Private Conference Of TuOmey and Reed with the
Great SWiil-hlake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
| rosl.... &8s s95osi 1876 Oe3s GIG 5st43 yB 953set
-, vel a. gs2 759 ISL 5l ifS s053i 492 H8STD

Last week. $S69S2. 7'3 ls', oo0i W. H"''D
Atsvery full meeting If the stock and bond-ho'drs
of tie Breckenridge Coal Company, held on Tuesday
evening, at the Western Hotel, committee OF tho
paities 10 inerest reported scheme for relieving the
Company from its present embaassments and placing
It sgain in profitable working condition. The plan
cobtemplses the csptslizDg Of the entire debt and
reduction of the preient capital 80 that the new orgss-
izaon will stsId basis Of Q million capital, with
no debt and working capital Of about s3O,sOo Tho
scheme was adopted without . dissenting voice, and
the sseement as drawn up has already been signed ~
two thirds Of the amount 10 interest. The agreemsek
may be found for signature o. No. IS Courandt street.
with Abel Bennett, Jr., by stock and bondhoders
who were net present at the meeting. IL Is manfesuy
for the interest Of all parties 10 join in this movemess,
a. the Only method by which the property IAN -
made proftabe Before the last crisis the business u
the Company was in ourishipg condition, and csa b
placed in the same condition again. meeting Of the
ckholcers is called for the th inst to elect Di-
ctors sLd 10 confirm the action Of the meeting held
on the lst inst.
One Of the evening journals gives the following uose
Inappropriate notice under it's Stock Board head
The second annual convs nton Of these ia'erestsd
in Juvenile Reformatoriss Ragged Schools, lndustnoA
Schools ard Houses Of Refuge will BE- bed IN toS
city on Tuesday JSne 8. meeting for this CON
II eIdabe ard bunare pnrp0,e Will attract conSdsf-
| able interest in this city,"
The butiness Cf the Clearinghouse was sis 9'' of'
TIE apple alton Of the Mechanic Banking AA'"os
ton for admttarce 20 the Clearing House ms oeen "
| feued back to the Committee. Two auction sales O
French Goods were held to-day, at which there was
coed attendance, and fair prices were obtained.
| e,necaly for ri bops Treasury Notes we're dIl .
n,eviors rates; small sales Of the ~ cents arc
nslifs cent premium Quit. large y. .%os s.
Of rOes CO uId be placed at u cent Toe Three per
Govt, ,e,e in demand at 2Oa3Oc. discount. Money
ne, in abundant supply, AID some Of the stock
ton.,s are declining looms at cent. First pa
nor !, oOits scsIee al 4s6 = cert. The offerings ct
Ri are reduced to 3 noudnsl figure, ss psftes
w.nt discounts can make better terms IN the open
| market.
The annexed is the Tre.surer's statement, showing
The amount At lie credit in tie Eessuy With A''iss-
ant Treasurer ard desens'ed Depositosies sad IN the
Mini ard Branches, by returns received to Monday.
NAV "a 1853; the am unit for wtch dr.f's hevc oeoc
ssurd. hut we're then unpaid. and the amount tAso
usips. suljees " dIsA. Showing. siso. " smssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

DEATH BY STRANGULATION.-An inquest was he'd
on At No Prince street upon the body OF Rchhd
Butler who was choktd d,ah while ga Je breakfast IN
ssrtun The deceased about ~ year. OF ss- ana W'
Of = Death BY straugulsi,n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

A BEPoRrER IN THE MAYORS CHAIR -Frsnkl'n
Mills Local The Trenton True american Monday
"a .er,d uy Il hi, duties - Mayor Of Tenton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

SUDDEN DEA1H.-Yes.erday morniug, about 10
o'clock j. S. PEI shop an elderly man, was found ly-
ing on the sidewalk corner of Chambers and Centre
streets 10 state of inssnsbity and conveyed to the
,tice tf the Superintendent of the Outdoor Poor, ia
the Park. DR.. Welje was cent for from the Coro-
mel flee, but when he arrived few moments after
wand the poor man breathing his last. Coroner
Gamble held inquest upoo the body, and the jury
rendered verdict of death from disease of the heart.
Pension was about co years of age, and native Of
Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

SUDDEN DrArH.-Coroner Iiius held an inquest on
.day upon thu body Of Mr. NJ Fe,siaand n.ive OF
Germsry OF who fell dead on the uothlus OF
showed caused by dsee Of the heart AMI the
Jury rendered verdict that Eject MI Ferdinand was .
tailor this city aud resided iG OEehundfet aud
twenty fifth street, Eighth avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03


We have never seen 100 beef cattle together at
one time before that woud at all compare, in point OF
quality with those at Bulls Head yesterday. Tni'
was matter Of general observation and is matter
worthy Of congratulation, to think how vastly the
quality Of beef cattle brought to this market has i'm
proved within few years. coed many OF the cattle
were fine enough for prize SHOW competitors and the
beat sold at prices barely equivalent to ten Gems
pound for the beef exclusive Of hide AID fat. Ths
general piice was half a cent below last week
ExCIrIso CHASE AFTER RIVER THiEvEs.-Some
time during Tuesday night gang Of river thieves
boarded the brig BaiIbri3ge, lying in the stream on
the Battery in two boats and helped the nselves to
several bags of sugar None of the crew hal been
slammed By the operations of the thieves, al the r,'-
cas- were about Masking of with their plunter when
discovered by Officers Holland and Lee Of the Hsrbor
Police. Chase was instantly given aud Tier, hnsiug
himself bsrd prsssed, pulled with al b strength i1f
Governors Island but the officers were too fast Tor
him, ard lie was soon Oyert1ken and arrested. IL
his bostwas found q bag Of sugar weighing uowfcs
q loo pcunds. Assistance coming up, rsier win DIS
be 81 paader was haIiet overt :, the custc1y "l
other 'fcrrF, and pursuit given b. II land sni Lee
to the other boat, 10 which were seSera OF tyie'
| acc, mpices The thieves fniiag themselves 'nPe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
On Tuesday May Jane Il .ucs aud

ARREsT Oh sripe Miller and
Mary Bupcewere arrested Monday the Of steal
il Iec II slk worth s5 from dry goods Of Mr.
Sevsid in Gsurd street they detsnec fox examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

RAJ EsrArE.-Tbe following sales we,s m vi. yes
ter. Az a. the Merchants Exchange BY A. J. Bee ler
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

LIGHTNING COSDUcTORs-I The subject OF
Lightning Conductors is branch of practical
electricity of exceedingly high interest, and
demands the contemplation of the most pro-
found electricians Hitherto, however, little
more has been attended to than the erection of
pointed rod of iron, without regard to situa-
ton altitude, diameter, inferior termination, or
any Of those theoretical points essential to the
efficacy and protection of the conductors, SO as
to render them a safeguard to persons and
property against the most formidable element
of nature.
If the clouds are above the mountains or
rising ground, the discharge of electric matter
into the earth is often attended with the fusion
of the rock which crown these exposed sum
mits. If tree stand in the stratum of air
through which the cloud discharges itself, the
lightning passes through it, cleaving and burst
ing and damaging it in its passage. If a house
obstruets its path, the electricity descends
through its walls and gilded pictures, and finds
out any matter, whether organized or morgan
ized, living or dead, which is placed near its
path and is capable of advancing it on its rapid
and breathless errand to the earth. IT living
animal grazing. or human being walking in
open field, enters between the overcharged
cloud and the ground, the one or the other will
become the chosen path of the irresistible foe.
The only terms upon which We can meet this
relentless enemy is in humble admission of its
supreme and irresistible power and resolution
to give it the fieest and the fullest passport
through our territory. We must supply it, in
short, with continuous railway of metal, the
anly species of road upon which it can travel
nth suitable speed and harmless intention.
DWelIing-houses should have 4 conductor
upon every chimney, and if there be cupola
conductor also The conductor should extend
one foot OF more above the top of the chimney
or cupola, and extend down To, and into the
ground to the depth of permanent moisture.
A barn fifty feet in length should have three
conductors, one on each end, reaching from one
foot or more above the ridge pole TO and into
the ground to the depth of permanent moisture,
and one rod in the middle running over the
roof
School houses particularly require protection
against lightning. There is no objection to a
great number of rods, provided each rod is in
one piece, and extends to and into the earth
All buildings shOull1he protected in the
same way as the barns.
Shade trees near buildings should have rods
Almost every newspaper we have received
for weeks past has contained accounts of loss OF
life and the burning of property by lightning,
and it does seem surprisingly wonderful that
people will continue to neglect protection with
such testimony of the efficacy of lightning con-
uciOrs before them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

yersatiOn, and l rose reluctantly to take my
place in the choir, shaking hands with Mrs
Blake, and blessing her in my heart.
half stopped in the aisle, first to look at
Mrs Bigelow who was adjusting the folds Of
her shawl, and then to glance back at Mrs.
Blake
Were they not both followers of the blessed
Redeemerl
by their fruits ye shall know them"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

Zen lises oi tlis tAaafsl Typ. make ene SQUARE
EzA.iseItiscuenis Ieicd d placed IN column OF Sreei
Rasturss Nuilcos. double tae ouiiiiary rlics.
Yearly Advertising Contracts viii i Understood 10 afn
,frrf nfifr Immediate OF The Aderser and al
rfeI agar lseHisns seuf by the advertiser VIII De-
CHARGED extra. ,.,..t,
Noirces anil Firtnen s. AilAi9 AhaIihle
AL i.cifeiaus Nalices. - pcl cent discount
E1nuTlal Column lll ue charged Il
g. o Is a line each Insf1lion-
Al transient AdvsItissit be Ild Tor "a sdsaare
te weekly ohe square OF less ini tAie
gnlulls less. sl4ue os daily , r.,
Adterii-smenfs D4iy aid Weekly " u be ehhised ~
Ier r5it. extra
hlsfssss aisi Deaths NOT exceeding ten unes = cents
'' y COWi.ES n co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

held at 5. B. KENDIG's pleasure grounds on
Euclid street, three miles out of the city, to-day
"wednesday. Mr.. KENDIO kindly offers the
use of his grounds free OF expense. The line
of Omnibuses and carriages containing the schol-
ars and teachers will start at nine O'Clock a. N.
from the Cottage School HOus1 through St.
Clair street to Water through Water 10
SuPeriOT-and through Superior and Euclid
streets 70 the grounds
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11

R~E. RUFFIN has one Of the finest assort-
ments of Hats and Caps in the Oity, which he
has concluded to close out at the lowest prices
everh heard Of Let farmers and mechanics make
note of this Remember the bargains are 10
be had at E. Rufini's, 81 Superior st. aug6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11
A Ii the above named defendants ex-

A LII the above named defendants ex-
n cept sa Morley Reynelds Spangler and Carey are
hereby nntihed that May a. lsss the pantin ed
petition IN said Court against the d=eudaurs named
N which Il s aesed that a he Novnher Term Of sad
Court. for lhe lj the PLAIN 1T recovered ldgmeut
against sid Pulard Mccormick William + "a y for
S232 debt, ald SZi6oO costs; that while the suit was
pending which I,d obtained the pltutii
sued out an orter OF attachment clDy q which
se yed an said 5esse H. M9rey and Henry K Reynolds,
that said Morley and Reynolds al The Of such
Of proces them, had IN their Possession Personal prop
efty OF said Carey OF the value q x20 thlt said
Spangier, PItrck, Dull Or. Campbell, Lane Rleylert
Junktn. PEBBLES Alexander Nimck and vii ian r. Nmick
claim some interest IL sail Drop ny, ard praying iuds-
meui 1sainst SID Morley and ReYuOlds much vi
pay he pianth said judgment sgilsl said Alc oTmck
and Carey
The deiendants required said petition on OF
before OctOler 3, ls5o. AAfElL \ PRENTISS :
H. GRlSWOLD,
au7 dow l9j Anornevs for PI'h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-11
MORNING LEADER.
HYMN ON THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

Bow. Science, bow thy head in awe,
Vita lightning chain hand,
Be sal, a. through the rceans depths,
IuOu 6lndest land 70 l3nI.
For thou hast wrought miracle,
Next 10 the son OF Cd,
Tsol waikeSt Ca the gsa's dark do1r,
High On is waves he tTod
lie holds the shtnilg in the clSu1,
Aud thou ulEiIlu the guEe.
Aud Wind and wav5 which yield - Himi
Thou hast had power 70 brave;
Then trenible tilCu before myself
20 hear 70 Coz akln.
That 10 thy hand His power Coues,
And sfems 70 dwell tlerclu
Aud hushol and trsmbling thank The Losd
fOr favor Oh thee shed,
That hlu. through sea, with lightning chaia,
Two Continents has wed