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Rcal Gstnie Aneuts.
EOR SALE-Vacant Io,s-On Un7

FOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-
Il son Garlen, Sc0vile and Maple Sts some Very d.
/ STEAM SAW BIILL-I5 mis by r. r. from the Civ
aeloning Station, with large two story dwelling and
GRIST MILI.-wATER PowER-wah great fall
iS5. e d,a ~a,sf' AZ u nlles FROM The CITY run Of
LAKE ST Near the Car Shops one and a-haIf story
% AcEt:S-0ae mile from City line West. by PLANK
koSd TODD sol One and a-haf story frame house barn
R FOR SALE OK ExcHANGE.-KINsAIAN ROAD
nile from the COur House. Seventeen acres OF la1-
200 soi and well cultivated. wiih cottage hons.
aces Of timber viii sell very low snd rseeSe psv IN
cons n 9SJa6l: q part N ether good pruperty.
a farm Western lands. i'
wISCONSiN-A large Of lands well situated TO
SEDAh Sk-Near P.rTy-A y3cant lot los Il frunt-to
ell OF exchange for small house ot near Superior
WiAHRRENSyILLE-l22 IRE Acres nerr the center. with
igl1 ROUSE s JENNINGS. So superior St.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ance Of Il ~ miles By Railroad from CeTelsrd nesT
yi Si'9 IN S9d ~ eIjeF and nov doing IOd business
q AC RES Near he Lake ShSTe-s miles from Fu lid
Sads and z acres tinser- Viii take Western lands IA
STONE DWELLING IoF-wslI lo,strd IN q, t..i-,-
pc PSI p a V Sns ~; . s1eaaase ior slHa iar
IN. H.ets OF run anu grape vines; TO exchange
lse SHARES CLEyEL AND IRON MINING COM
AN1 SlOCk Nd Nlcant Lots eNch1nge f5r 4 snail
cry & 'Ho
AT EUCLID STATION 20 arrss Of land-soil black
y ioas' lnlsr hne cultivation, with a uadance
eh9iee run and sone TIMBER two dwellings, barns
lnl hesel,ilills SFrmg Of wstcrs and acres, \ OF
m lie NJ Of tie Slatious rich lOlmy soil To errhaags
Tor a good improved f1rsn- Also.
10 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake Shore
CON ideruhie fruit - ' "'-
HURON iaat NC Go-F4m Of no acres ~ mile from R
SiallOn sOed new house ana haru, orchard &c we'll
properly -
FOR RENf-,s,oy Dwelling House on Lake st-sgls
DO do FIsakf n st-SI50
;,,, ROUSE JENNINGS.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM INDIANA.

SrKENsBURGH, Ind, July -.
The Republican Convention Of the 18th District
met here to-day Hon Judge Hackelman, OF
Rush was nominated on the first ballot. Resolu-
tons approving the 4th of March State resolutions
and nominees aud denouncing the Green English
biI and the extrayagance Of the Administration,
we're adopted.
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PLYMOUTH SABBATH School CELEBRATIoN-
WEI take place at Forest Grove" Euclid St
near East Cleveland tomorrow, 18th inst.
The School VIII gather at the:Church at
O'Clock in the morning, when omnibuses will
be in readiness 10 convey them 10 the grounds.
Music, speeches, eatables and Iamusements will
be provided and superintended BY appropriate
committees. A general good time is antieipa-
ted Parents and Church and Sabbath
SchOol-are invited.
The entire grounds will be under the exelu-
siye control of the School for the day.
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A New ESTABLISHMENT Mr. A B. Harvey
has opened a new ice cream and confectionery
establishment at No 62 Ontario street. His
rooms are neat and tidy. Give him a call
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a Nav JLT.-The "greatest skwirt " We
know of is the City Fountain, which has been
lately fitted with new spiral jet for extraOydi-
nary OCCASIONS such as Christmas, New \ ears,
St. Patriek's Day 1--WE SUPPOSED and the Fourth
of July
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ONO REPUBlIcAN CONVENTION.

COLUuBUs, July l3.
Tue Republican State Convention met tEis morn
ing Concert Hall full
Gen. James NJ. Ashley Of Toledo chosen tempo
rary Chairman, also three Secretaries.
Committees chosen on credentials and perma-
nent organization
Gen Ashley made neat speech on taking the
chair.
Hon John A Bingham and Cale5 B. Smith ad.
dressed the Convention, after which adjourned ull
2P n
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CnARLEsrox. S. @, July I2.

The steamship Isabelle has arrived with dates
from Havana aud Key West to the 10Th. Sugar at
Havana was active and firm. Molasses inaetiyei
Cloyed.4 Ia Freights duL Sterling Exchange
I2 TO l3c premium. Bills on the North to &c
Dremlum
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MRS. RoBrNsoNs CERTIFICATE.

NERNOE, Trumbull Co, May lst, 1864.
This eeTties that have been in very poor health for
and found tle or rclisfattsr employing number
Of PhY Sicians MY dis PT1.ausls Ute had
been redure bF that FlOu0r Alhus until had bcc1me
uceratfd 10 cOnsi lerbie eI.ent BY the avics Dr.
Bushnell proeur5d and took bottles OF MarslalFs
Utcrine atolicun whl enabled ne 20 attead 10 huz
hand IA hz last sickness nil he died which ah0ai
year / have ttkeu three bottles his d. ath
whirh hls made able 90 labor and support my family
three children The Cathllclu has nearly restored
health IL D. tho only thilg that has ated ms suffer
ing tor Which I feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON
The CATuoLICON is for sale BY City Druggists snd by
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~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
mare
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TmE NEW CouRT HvUsE.-The walls Of the
new Court House begin to assume shape.
They have almost reached the top Of the first
story, and indicate a building very similar in
appearance to the new Custom House.
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ERnM SEW YORK.

NEw YoRE, July l3.
The bark Rapid sailed to-day with large mum
Der Of laborers 10 be employed on the TehuantePec
Railroad
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Sprtial Notifies.
HORSE TANNING.

Y For Gas FiItHTes cad Fitting-APPly
70 Foog EnrsOrti Co, los asd IO5 S:9srior ssrssf
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamship Fulton
NEw YOKK, July I3.

NEW YORK, July ID
-...u,,.,ip Fulton arrived this afternoon at
me = passing several icebeTgs on cape
oOTAi FrisSy Spoke Saturday the steamer
49, 49,. Bri 7gs $50 passengers But illte
ts es. aS5;t;ona to the Telegraph despatch from
Cape Race ,..To,,l,n DoeLs was on
Tue Jou'5 Icysiroyed was principally sugar splr
its and saItpetre. The ships were hauled out
safely. l,.-..;-.7 e, I,opdon state
that lie Emperor's special minister ha' ieiu9' ~
'enfer Canton and turned back II, -
The Austrian forthcoming Budget WIN s"O"
/ s.5eiency Of forty million forms - -,
Ibe j:tss from India are 10 May 25th, one week
f.,sr Caloee was captured On the 2sd. Inc enc,
- 1,ode M resistance The news in genera ITOn
Tadia vas considered highly satisfactory al Lon
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DRowNED.-A little fellow some ten years OF
age, whose name we could not learn, was
drowned in the Lake at the foot of Erie street
yesterday morning, while bathing.
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RASKING NEWS

Bills of the Citizens Bank at Nashville aud Mem
phis are refused, and the Banks are expected to
close to morrow.
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N H SOIOMONSON.

PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
Koors the LARGEST assmeal OF the most approved kinds OF
SPEcTACLES AIihis glasses whether for neaT OF far
sighted GROUND under his inspection, by machine
~ OF anew c0asIuctioI with the greatest care 50 as 10
suit eyes al cases curing weakness Dz-IRsss or
inflammation al ne Egss and nPaItiHg strength ior ohs
reading O. fle se4ing-
Il n. r. Sol3mlnsoa would here inform the public
that he never employs the sale Of his lenses
q Also, speudiI assortment Of SPY CLASSES MI
CROSCOPEs, COAIPAsSES, sc .kegr hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
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EDrToEs IN TowN.-Among those in town
who are or have been editors, we notice J. r
French, of Painesyie, G. F. Newton, ofMillers-
burgh, A G Dimmock Of COshoctOn, and John
Y. Glessner of Mansfield.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
M, LRR EXPLODED

aUI1 "UII It1'
The new steam propeller Nay Flower, Of Mes. West
Troy, while on her tai t5P soa5y ST1 d ibe e'd dome
dock in This city, y,n5 eAP es ooshng Woodstock. &C.
o. % nei ncrsons were SC Sided, but none danger
ouzlw
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DARKrNs THE GRFYTSr HAIR

CT replaces the red or sandy inse 'sh detrsts much
frum personal cnmslness with brilliant back or brown
TheLues II uaarts are FAST COLORS snd never change
or u1tle after eposurs q the air In the Eily, uni
ormiy and cetany OF rs operation this Dye stands alone
Sold ever and applied by all Hair Dresssrs JOSEPH
CHrIsrADoKo \ Co, No Asior Horse, n. Y
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LOUISVILLE, July l3.

LOUISVILLE July ID
Mrs Patrick Pope aad family were poisoned by
arsenic. witch was put in their coffee BY a slave
Girl ten or Twelve years old Mrs Pope ls4n
ee-ticsl conJitiou The rest OF the lamily are le-
The Neupsis Citizens Bank has closed.
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PorTsv1LLE, Pa, July 10.

Nine men were instantly killed this morning at
Harper's Mine by the falling Of black damp. FIVE
Others were seriously injured, but II IS snpPoseu
they will recover
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PEEsoNAL-Judge MCLEAN arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon, and is stopping at the
Weddeu.
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PLAIN AND oRNAnIENrAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL FhINIINU-
" PLAN and Ornamental Printing OF every cescrluiio
dono al the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Ohee
on the latest mpr we'd and Ia5d steam presses In the
best st le on shor notice. and Al reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid blank work Every description
Of aiding done especially B. Ink 1s. Lclgers, j"ur-
n.s Srlss 20 X ReceixIns Rooss. Nr. &C
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EVERY FEMILE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC AL LPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty YerS Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY Devoted TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
BY Cornelius l.. Cheesman, NJ. ID
NEW WORK CRY

by COrneiius l.. Cheesman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY
AN INSTRUCTOR, A GUInE, AND A PHYSICIAN
Ia which as embodied fun AMI elas,e dessriptlon
Cn0lase Necessary 20 the welfare OF those marIied
about BE- Marie & urocess Of eoacepion pregnancy
and delivery, their paias and daEsers. well the
methods l which Iaauy Of the latter may be obviated and
teaching how the may b. IHyg0ated and restored
proper tone, after hasias beea prrAted by
plaizts ilciJcEial 20 the humsn fame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL. INSTRUCTION winch Will ohviats
tae uecrsI; ofsny gea oJHi OF sickness, and enable
the oscIvaa reader 10 be. % great extent her own pay
sician
Ts ba1 Is more avai allie % The understanding OF the
noa-prssoasl .sades, and skifuIly elaborated.
planned arranged aud carried out than auy work OF its
kial H,w before The public. While 1t gives wholesome
parcuar anl in spects iniorma;sa. UB0a
some of,he mos elats aiaIEs cIuneete3 with ths female
system 1t sboul be pscel t lzis Of every female
PR'CE 30 CENTS.
Ts r also o5a aims pFes,lipt'as used BY the doctor
hts PTac.ice fr The positive Gaze OF STfH0a5 ErHc-
f.oHs-Fsrar aaF Agz--Ssuert C0uy5s aaf C0lfs-Pts-
afsa- ,'Dsasa- Falling Of ef tls H1ir, Sc a. s. su,
hl "A ar2p raiioas irose o. s.eat value 10 the
This b,g VII D. scb, by mani free OF Fo.tase o. tn,
recsp-7l Of rs p-lss. vlch Ts 5s ssHl her Fursy
..s,.,sn.m 3 B. B Ut. ,lgTcHINsSs lil,, 80,
J. r Barnes & Co, PEoprietors Of the Clev,
h1I Tlual ing SoIss, ArUuter Block prepared
WIN -l-s q experienced WoTkuisn doing even
esel OF Pin nius in the Thorough usnncr On
he mas ss-tie uaRs. reasonable terms and On shor
notice l-,rse scks u Fountains Of different sty les and
izes Batiag Fais Ct east irga and wood. lined will
inasd-cceF steam heaters, lead s.d savauizcd iron
pilss Leather anl Inda Rubber Hose every descpii
81 Bras All Plated Cocks. nlndos the P4'en Selcloi
vaTs .-zTTalisd- m2ssdkwt5.
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5pttiaI Nolitrs.
rRAYELRR,s REGISTER.
IN A MOMENT

Without detaiaas the Merchant his business; the
Of Fashion from his eayueurs tbs AIatron from her
household duties
CHRISTADoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won era Chemical Couaerri Of Natures CaloEing
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FROm NEW ORL,A ANS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

NV UhLLAN5I 1uIJ To
Gen Quitman is seriously i'll at Natchez, ant
doubts are entertained Of his recovery.
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q. grlsas p MlRsH4LL's UTERNEI cITHOLE


MEsf BEDFORD, Coshoctou Co. May H. ls'7.
Mr. II Kmssey, Sir.-I have been selling the medi-
cine OF the raneuhcrE Omp1nY Tor the hast and
hWe luyarlahy found them good 1cti0u and
the pulls have soi 10 many families regularly
thertea and cue and with my trde t have become
APPLE ar lce Alarsbals Uterine Ca hali-un IS me
cine tha mas laue gret amount Of gocd in fsae dlseas
one lady d 10 tol me she had receigei more
hcGent from one hltte than she di long course OF
medical trcai Gieui by The ski ful phvsicanS
NoaIs truly, JAMES WILSON.
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BEWARE or IfIPOsT TEKs.

CAUTION 10 iNhALlpss--Of SAsiO HI :. , titftr
COmce IA Broadway. Sew York; kuagsh the author
a. " caFafle Telf " i.r the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver Sfoiarh Bowels, Kianeys slim, Nerves,
Muscles Ioins Bo1 &c anl Tor an Female C1mpla nts
confines hls pIactics with his usual q Ne ts
sisuer es,lf r York atf ha1 -of beHtor rGg vars
ne has oia qls associate HarasT al Bd
Caic-go Dlir0f Pfil-gh ee.-hs.s- 0f A1s a0f hi -
~ Bts1rr a 90 s-sS0ss s TreiaaiEg 10
noe. h1-s saf any professional oouaecfi0l h
Eini 7leg I,sessgff Apply, personally or b. lG-
ter, dir1cfy himself his Office, 7l4 Broadway. New
York where alone his treatment De had Reneiies
to any lr. Of the c5uatry. rd treatment conducted
saooess uly b. letter visit from tie patisnt preferred
His SIX LECTURES ile Ignss. sal CIllauius The
method y ah Aa the above diseases t3s9 Iases
lcu0d) sent by mail, post paid, for 40 cents
r. Beware especially ofiho adyeriiseno Of Pitch,
Dodss Co % OF Dy,roii. and OF sitch L. kes, OF Pills
buul, Chieaso, a.
71t Draa,,,Eav New YORK one. ls5s
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J. N. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HOMEOpATHIST

Once IL sartweis Block Superior street corner Sen
leblf;diY
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To Tezilre heal must purify the biood. FeyeEs,
without eroean from iaeisn m=iiers having been
ahs1fhsd aud Tafans inte circusti7n- These causes
sickness ~ produce iuhleuzl Group. rheumatism
gout ch5lic cough Bat Brauiruth's Pills simple,
potent. and veg table remove tie cause. and the cure fol
lows ofo5lIsr. They the oi ever day saving
many valuable lives Prise gal elise :gs Cal s-Teet.
Brandraih Building New YORK Sold also by
=. II
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union TeiegraPh'
oYFIcz, wAKIKs's BLOCK, cORNER OF BAHK AND
ST. CLAN STREETS.
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Is unhesaiingly ,fered 4 Teihe remedy for al those
o. which ever woman IS ilble and which gr1d-
u1ly Affect he mlnd well the BODY hat th l.
talk OF work becomes alike Of suerng If i'm
pesslnhy Among The cJmplaln's fr which The Cah0li-
eon = remedy are FAILING q the womb, Waies. Sup
glese lrsular OF Pa nful MenstTustiun. Eloaiins In
hlnl1a iuS and Diseases OF the kilnrys UruaIv
gaus Retention or ncontineucs OF Urine Heartburn Co
q eness, NervCusneSs Faintinss Papita ions, Cramps
DIS urted Sleep and all troubles anic or sv aihetic
Connected Eitn the uterine orasus
LADIES who ruubicd with arV OF the above syufes
9f WE SPINE liver OF lung complaIu's. llved
l,tss Dr bhlDGE with ful clnhdoI &C that they will
md renefi Aarshalls Uterine Cath1cou i Quack
med me- but ingredients have been made known 10 he
Mecal CuleEes. and III. gre az the service u any re-
spcciahle lllI sIri1E in the country
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VIII TKTTn COMMAND ATFENTION.

InsoTIll WlInolI llIn, as FoTIlII : n uIlI
UOHce 5 Superior street under the American Hotel
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4flr0ir;llrs.
HEALTH OF
AMERICAN WO,

.iWs desire 10 es.t.F N Y Duh Ns,os (Elitori
Brilse m srTh lester DE- Joshua
er clunia Uet- de,lih Of American Women. snoih.
his skiI and Ne rats the subject able and
y neal jed sIucnr ma he re,ied upon
.sNtrShali- ON fie AloIng Morning. Express.
v.l-bie ltcrue Ctfnollcou ul0t be fully
= ~ u Il claim q 70 be MANY severe
rbv-,ri al gentlemen and Others Dr. Bridge Is a regular
40 an OF very nue alttlumsns Of great judgment
- icrimaon ludi-Iuus nnd hf hy successful prlc-
y ser n all diseases, especially those OF and
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MARsHALLs UTERINE CATHoLiCoN

AiaIshrlls Uterine Cah1icou vii certainly cure ali
the diseases for which Il j. Immeude D."
heTe ts no med cine like u In this country q"
In the worst have ever with hIarshaIl's
IL Is a re \ fSFfrr rrmn
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llslt ~ Real Estale Agents
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN s U R NCE

AGENTS,
No. 80 Superior Street, up Stairs.
EOR SALE OR EXCDANGE-
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEKTY-A lessehold wen
0atsl ceDtral part Of the CIV Gunner Ioi io5 ~
1Ieet vi sood buildings The buildings with lease II
and ot eT Seslem lands
n a GOOD FARaI-Aeaat 80 miles from the Cry Plank
hoaie2 afIes wis god h0us barn and orciari vi b 4
variety Of oiheE fsd-soi sandy loan well watsted
SIX ACRES- mile west OF the city lins on Plank
AqSI;; 9;; Sil y @m met:hange for . farm
sg ss fee with shade and fruit treesO exchange for
on LAKE sHORE-lo miles west Of the eity-Forty-
W. W ACRES, " - small ha1so and cfcard and
q "a 70 HrnaRse Tor heuss aad lot-one On West
LoRAiN sT.-GOOd sstOry House and Lot to e1eaanss
VACANT LoTS- Two good lots Garden 81. to sell
10 kENr-A BOARDING HoUsE-wilh AeeOmmOda-
iou lor large number Of B0ariers well local ed the
business prSt Of t1s city arranged thai The
Asa afy Dwelling House on Bad St. with ,sat,r
and gas-Sila story Dwelling House on Detroit 81
ROUsE. x JENNINGS.
mylT Real kstlio and Insurance Agents.
NOR RENT.-A Three Story Brick
Il building 2sH70 feet connected with a blacksmith
power can be Supplied Also shaftin
now arranged which be purchased Al low prlcs.-
ais '''u ' 4 ApslS S q ROUSE JENNINGs
DOR SALE-TRUMBULL Co
| Il A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM-2s0 Acre
She's and other farm build orchards and
tllher. Soil uilg loan and well located
| EAST CLENEI-AND-From one 10 uine OF land
al optiin Of purchaser with good story Brick Hose.
haIn and large number OF fruit desirable prop
eriy niles from the Court House BY EHc IL ank Road
EAST CLEVELAND-25 acres with H0u e, Barn aad
Orchard. les frtn add short distance from
the Euclid Plank Road viii sell Oue-half whole.
| D Ok ) l. o o X A n G -
/ TAVERN SIAND-At Station Of the Drinci-
pal ksirOads IRON the city, 40 miles distant, large and
we'll constructed building and every with
| acres Of land Exchange Tor improved farm
/ FULTON CO-l60 cres on the air Line RR from To-
ledOto Chicago nile from and and half
l miles iron The County SEAT; also,
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
aD22 Real Estate Agents.
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- AGENTS.
No. 80 Superior Street, up Stairs.
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WIGS ! WIGS !! WIGS !!

WILLIAM A BATCHELOR.
.-rs.r ..,,.--, on Fero..s,,.v N-f,y "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26

factory majority Of the legal voters Of Kansas were
untouched and uunoced by the committee and on The
81 ult the committee, by an adjournment sine de
brought It's labors to close having, IN our opinion,
failed to accomplish any one important object for which
IL was raised.
There arc Of prominent citizens Of Kansas. Of
an uartcs now here who could have given the most
wcghty evidence touchug an the points Of inquiry en-
haccd In the resolution particularly In relation 20 The
most monsrous hauds perperaod at the election on TIE
2lst Of December last.
We think there is no excuse for ucgcong 10 use the
means within the reach u the committee, and for re-
turning 10 the House with information hut what was
already n the possession Of each OF its members whom
the investigation ordered except She speculative
rcasonngs and casustc ucuhrations laid down by the
majority IN their report which, leaving ont sundry quo
tatons from the opinions NJ Governor Walker and Sen
ator Douglas aud some considerations growing out oil
these opinions g. but rccration " the views laid down
in the President message. The majority ~ the com
mttoc to decide upon the proper line Of inquiry
instead of obcying the order Of the House n Congress
cannot inquire into the mode and manner o the adop
tinn Of the Lecompton Constitution then they cannot
inquire II 1t was ever adopted At all.
We therefore submit that the committee have land as
we think the journal will bear ample proof not conduct
cd the Investigation ia accordance with the letter or
spirit NJ the instructions of the House directing 10 but
have done IL In dcrogaon of both.
The undersigned claim 10 90 Dc their privilege 10 report
the proceedings " the committee TO The House, 90 the
end that II the committee SHALL by the House. ho held "a
have failed 90 comply with lbs order the responsibility
may where 10 belongs. lhcy also hold that uudri
their views Of the action Of the committee 10 is their dut,
TO report that action to the House, to the end that {
may mako such further order thereon us may bc dccmct
tSenoU THOs. l.. HARRIS. Chairman.
j. IS. MORRILL,. EUW' ID WADE.
HENRY BENNETT, ID. S. WALBWDGE.
q. Is. ADRIAN, JAS. BURLINGTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-26


Mn. EDrToR MIR. Walton, in writing
home to the Watchman, under date of Dec.
18th. used the following language
ever since Douglass speech, every organ
Of the Administration. from just this side Of
the Potomac all tho way down SOUTH has
been donouncing him some of them with
exceeding bitterness. But to-day We have a
sweet South wind--vory. After dissenting
fully from Douglas, declaring that the South
has but one opinion, and that in favor of the
Leoompton fraud. the Richmond (Va.) Erdm-
iner insists that Douglas former eminent
services to the South demand that he shouid
not be denounced, and asks;
is there any Southern man who desires TO
drive Senator Douglas from us by prccipitate
dcnunciationi Are oe Of the South SO strong
that zee can Jou-string The great representative
men Of the North. with as few Of the forms
Of justice, and with as little investigation as
a Turkish Pasha exhibits. when at a sign the
head of some offending satrap is sent spin
ming from his shoulders
Aha -
That strain again lit had "a tying taN.
20. 10 came DER my cn like The sweet south,
'fhat brcathos upon bank of vioct,,
stealing. aud giving odour.'-
To borrow another line of illustration from
good old Shakespeare. Just now most bcauti-
fully in jor the Souib--it fears
'To goo upon tte shy7, riHd, Of the North"
was so forcibly impressed, at the time Of
reading this letter, with the peculiar appro-
priatcncss Of the quotations. that ! retained
the whole Of the above extract in my mind.
! did not know at the time where the two
quotations from Shakespeare were in his writ
ings, but as ! have since come across them in
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