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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS

CAI.R OF VALUABLE PROPRRrY.-0a
- WEDNESDAY, the 3rd Of NOVEMBER next, tho snb-
will Offer for sale At Public Auction. the premises
all VALUABLE PROPERTY 10 the city Of Lynthburs
adjacent the CSr and Machine Shops Of the Va Tenn
Railroad fronts l35 feet jefferson running back
IN feet to 2 feet alley and has ON aCOMMoDioUS -
TENEMENT 70 by 100 feet substantially built Of Ia
brick and covered It'll n and suitable for business
requiring and strength Of superslructur- - e
IL dsred the property can be conveniently divided Into
lots Of u by 1871 foot :
TERMS and II months cqual and the title
retained mill last pay ment Is made
oct iadids WALTER HENDERSON.
vuNRUaT aAu.E.-By virsar Of = aerA 81 trw.s,
executed Ia me by Betscy Lockl'y, ~ trustee, vii sell
Ibc Sale the high bidder for cash the
the 18th day of October next LOT OR PARCEL OF
GROUND. f nng the Dirt. bridge Road extended
tanning Acr Enod aud 81 Poles aud bounded by the lot
soldb Hancock Commissioners &" r. Thomas aad
Sirein and the lot sold 10 Thomas Mason Tins lot
has good HOUSE onit
The title behaved To be good tui acting as trustee shah
convey with special warranty q. l.. MOSDY.
cctl l.dtds 1ru.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14
WHIT. ANDERSON,
WASIIIVGTON HOUSE,

WANHIVd2IVN HOUNE,
CHURCH STREET. Lynohburg Va.
TuNIS House Situated In shs Immediate vicinity Of tho
most business of the city and the location ID ono
the quiet and heahy In the place To srangers hsre
fore. It's position In particularly desirable.
The subscribers their thanks their friends and the
public generally 10, the liberal patronage they have
tended them and ihem that they will eudsavof 10
merit continuance oi their favors.
An OMNIBUS, BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTkRS will
bo found depois And boat landing the arrival
of the trains and boats Ia TO and from tho
Hotel FnEL OF CHARGE. SSEAD CLARK,
,e,t i9ys Proprirtorz.
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DARTCUBAR attention given 10 the sale u ~ dssrvip
tim NJ Msshsnd,sr tarannre, Negroes Real BesesA -
~ Truasea Administrators attended N Ne
city o the the most favorable terra
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btutsfen @retfen ~pplftanbte d~n8eferttsr auf
Um e~cneieten 3ufprndp bitten 80
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. ,Ey. "'N - yr. 304, 306 unb 3OS.
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NbiIaSe1ebia MeSisinifdbes Sans la3l
por 6wet uno .5wan5iS Sabren curd

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|bartstt antpa9f, uao Uslgs, ttnn ni@t tn ~seeSrtser 8sit as.-
lSeranlatune SIT elmer Hette BON anbaltenben, berfdn9ltGen
lunb Serbeerenben QeibenfGaften giebt. = s
2Deni9e ppn 6teien, bic ih bteIIr perberblt6sn 8epphnbel
~lereebsn tsunen bte trauri8en ScISen baSpn, bs ic has mere
lOSle SsterG serrlttet Tnben, f.empe nns unerfldrbare Nufre.
lsun8 unb @en,Itb8banetetett fIplen. Siehe Seite q, %, %,
80 unp 81 SOn Or. 9.nfsltn'S Bud uber vSeltferbaItuae.1. Z
Der nnslafItde f. .%anpesrifsn Uisb f4wd&l.&. unfdtts
gum @tubiren su %befeisen, fein S@rttt IT trdee uab fawa&
+. 1T bumm. unsntf6lUGsn, unb ssiat lelbf tn ftiaen gersni'
Q8enn er fb Ron biefer @epODnbett Ipsret6t, cbe btslsIbe ttr
54ltmmaes pplbra&t, nnb Serbetratbct lid, 70 TT feline 1Re
tIanfru&t6ar, anbs feline gernunft fact t9a, eae Otsfss burd
idne fritere IbOrbeit Serurfa6t pOretn 1T. Dtefes ftnb
setra@tums.tn, ps1&s bic au m srt amtett
Seboltet IS i'm @epadtniB. aug
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E5tat isn4 na ssT G6 ssf St. ST sftr ifiTs sssf s,s IA ss s sas sfs ss1
betnntnt Der 8rdmtsn BON Or. 8infeIin niemals entbalt per.
oeu, tetne V0cbnrn9 TT lett ben IeBten jp1n3t9 Sabren an bi
N.s90' Gde pom Der Drttten uno Hntpnftr.i iptlhen Sprue {
unb pine, philadelphia, ga. slE& ESQ SIg5fr
Hlr.d Sranfe in elmer Gntfernnng, o
Bic tbren San etnfaG, ~Ssrbusben NIT aaen itren Ssrnptpnten,
lin stnem Sriefe %inittbetltn (nttt. Setihlus elmer @er8atune),
ltSnaen Or. Etnfeltns Ntsbisinen b~ennecmaB nnpersaeli6 mad
ieeent Sbetle Der linton, eutweber mt Der pOh 0Ser Grpreb
Iuno ~ 9tpddt UNI SRaeen unb Neueierbe gu perblten, ubers
fenbet crbalten. se-ft ffrefr.f rFF-~. -es--e. t+t't
= 9eie! Susenp uno Mtannbarfeit! I! ns
Stu fraftDOlcs 2eben Doer Gin fribscitiger SOD.
6infeltn Iber SelbferbdItuna nur % Gents -
Srtefe, ipe&e ienen gBetb tn Stdmps entbaIten, SerbeH
INIT un eebenber ppf nit stnsrn &rsnpldr rerfGert.
WGr,lSH ~&" A N ee3~
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9e6enes nnb Observation-Disclosures fce

t--.E9 - v-~p Don r-FE q e-rn
95 % '.2aI John G. Proud & Sehne,
SEQ. SO, Secpnblfra6e. Baltimore.
HEDir abernebmen gerfaerunssn auf bic nadftbenDen Ger-
f&erunss. e mpasnisen pelte bas 8r66te capital tslsen.
Netna Seriideruns8f@ cmpl9nle, Sarfcro
$1t5O0OOO. 49, 49,
PbSnir 8erftderunsss@ cmpasnie, SarfOrO
az Sb244F' $4,000.
81 Sprinsfielb Sc rlideruns8s Gpupy Sprtn9ftelp
.stt-t@g rqfawifI 1915 00.s irl
Ietna 2ebens. geriiGerunss,G Comp SarfcrO
S400,O00.
2ger.sSt. 2ebenss8 erli9er. Comp, NepsOcr
~ $2O0,OOO. 5 q 1850
.9pItjtes wsrben aassessrt8t anb Wsrluft prompt aaS6s-
dblf. ~ f@& M1t4.u
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}ert6ernngeu, speDiti pnsz Il. Medielaeiddfte.

StIItWetAABeHI SPtptIt uhDS H. 2SeWleBClDuIlt.
csObnftpn'8 0erfiberuneSs Meentur,
QII3E Hg1 so SIR. 70, SecDnbftraBe.
8erli9erun98rGom Der 8aleb bon 8ir9inien,
ne .r..ts1 NIT $751;, 900 CAPITAL.
Security TTeuers8 9 rii9eruns sSGcmp. D, N.=O.,
" NIT 1926, 900 Capital.
NlbemarlesS niurances@ omp. @barlottenpile8a
NIT $235,000 Capital. Gf
acknowledgements erltderun98G pntp. b. N.>O.,
- NIT $270,C00 CAPITAL.
Bacifics Teuer.S erliderun98=@pn >. N.s0.,
y H'55e@ Ay1 NIT. $251 1853 Capital. it49A
2hndburgs8 erIt6erunSSz @oHlp. bon 8trointen,
.Lt.si srg-6- NIT $i47, 500 Gapital.
Commonwealth Veriideruns8>@ oulp. bon Sar=
riSbur8, Semi, r. s,~
~ NIT $751;, 972 Capital.
Ser Staaten< 0eben8= Yerliheruna8sG Comp. ron
Bbtldbelphta. -'!l .8a aiaFa ~4la
tf1lJais3 NIT 81, 25O,7S2 CAPITAL.
h @efanmts gDsrtb bs repreIsattrten Gapttals $2,9f3J 1885,
Das Sbt8e &apttal TT f6tt ~anseleSt aa @uufen Der Der.
fesrtsn. sab bic 0ssratiOneaa ssnaaatsr SSrnpasnissn ani
Gbatfdde, bab ene 0erFderupes s@p npante etnfaG autbprk
~ iMf,ts stns;ssS dss s e, t. Y aassa I! stst Istn n SarsnsteH f'
Die BON benz nnterset&aeten reprefentirten G~pnYanisH ba,
Ben wtrnt& oerfaebares Gapttal gum SOaen Obsnanst-
8ebenen Betrn8, Serantprrtlih fur BITE 8dblung ron Verlufen,
I @erfterunssppliren mnfbeu %ausseseben u. 1erlufe pantt-
lt9 ''lfs', o..n aasd q u. tssSs; 3 ar. 3, s sseSnss,
"a Sn Der Sfice pirb Deuti& Seiprc&eu.
Nattpnal=T euersJ nfurancesG cmDaan;e
BON Baltimore.
sAsE Srecrpprtrt pom Staate Marelnnb, 1Sl9.
l nsi9aa Office Scr. 10 Sput4 ct.
! Ste 6 0 pans ptrft&ert te6e @rtSpn Gfsen
BUM In Der Stabt pber Dem eanbeseesn ger
IIuf pber S6aben burd 8euer.
Die Dtrettpren rerIdnameln lb t1elib gprnt. 10 ubr, m
u beratben Iber Mppltcatipnen fir @srf6sfuns.
81 e-Sphn8 q. Setbe nfrtdfsi Yr6fbsut.
f. trettpren.
Wien 81. Chapman, gDm, Wppbwarb,a
9 5enrp 81. Bad, - Georges Bartlett,
gDtatam 5ealb, Abam Denmeab,
SpbH 50. Rpe, SpIept 80. Senttns,
&bwarb s. Gburh, Ibpmas $. Sultcan,
Spb Smttb, @esree email.
- ST lL.g4ll- SHp. Or. M19ruber, Sir. Sse
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l. 2eie! Susenb uno Mtannbarfeit! /! 90
Stu fraftOOlcs 0eben D0er Gin friibscitiqer Sob.
,8tnocr's NerbeNerte NI6tmdfbtne.

Stft0CT = VETUEWETIE
Die,e Mdfbtne rurbe mad etnent uupartbettfden Verfutt
Iauf berYarifer Iu%sfenure nit benz bSdlfenYrdmturt belebnt.
|9pr,aaItd,ttit YER anen aubertu babur6 btnIGnelt6 bescust
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ria betuabC ptn ouen anoeren suidtmet aenprtnien. aDtr err
Iduben uuS, 8abrtfdnten, @fIdnSer +, unb j am tlte n
duf bic Gbdtfa&e dufmerf1dm 3u nnaHen,baB bic tur3lttanse-
brd6ten Uerbederuneen BITE Nlaihtne in.stefen Sssteeunssn
vereinfa6t babsu. Sic Itefert ieyt bpppelt 70 VEL Nrbett ale
iriber unb tit BITE stnStee Dtdfttne, BITE fetne pnb 8rpbe Sabrts
tate, cutreber tn eetnpane ober sebera adben tann, ais penn
ietn llnterIhteb I'm Mdtertal mare. VILE Rnb NIT Der grbBteu
SurofaIt nnb bduerbdft eebdtt. 4+Ag"4l% -5iAV.3 ars.
gir fnb tn ben Staab seeBt, unfere Nsaf&tnsn amter ltbe-
f6en. Ysrlpnen, BITE unterseprbnetere MtaI6inen unter benz
Wprwunbc Der 8tltetett 8etauft baten perpen etnen fpI6er
TouId, febr Scrtbetlbdft Fnben. 80" ua-
Nustinft ptrb NIT benz erbBtenUerenueen tn unferer Sffe
Nr, 1O5 8dltiulpreltrabe, baltimore,
5 W. Stn er y. &o.
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NaMsNas'6 ARWE@l

-"-|-. VlI-KSEBYsURG 3 h&WEEI ~
.lr (Maison allemande & f~raneaise) g
aSttte-, nabe 9pEltba9 : unb tpti$eu s. IGtb y. unh
|4,-t Gastras HdIttmpre. mr. y
Essitn6t unb RCf8 anger frbeh am obtSenpiabe bic bsfeNuf.
nabme unb uS3rtsmuneRtf t Dttanbluns. I'm bsrS&tntt fnt
tets Ste befen@ etrdnte sa saben ans ~ tsbes stnnbt bs Eassf
lam MAO bss1arte 8sipetft ptrbsn. Das 2Stsl lit9t TIN sett,
teISunftt Der 5tabt, TT tn alen EpeEEen aufS Bette e~inetrtdtet
inb Tam bsssaIb beipn6ers &Ispdsttsen unb bier &nfdffetn
sS-@etieabe fnbea aab au feber etunb, Ser 81 a6t 8utrttt.
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YputS Gcebart u. Sruoer,
Nr. 25, 8alttmprefraBe nahe Marplanb Snfttut,
@erferttafrt u. Verfdmfer =

Ornamental, CAREER, 8ilber sc pieseIrabnen,
balten aets auf Eager eine erpse auswabl frdn3Sftf&e,
5 u d G uab ftaItentf& DC Stlber fOwts aud etn1
srpben gOrratb Don I@Clb unb Stlberrabmsn fur Sptesd
pprtrattS. -,
aS~ Btber &c. perbsa ftts fanbsr unt.faRn ~etnser'f Tt.ii
Stunt ii -1Ht
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euersJ nfurancesG om1aanie
N|t-G "G &nr1 02nIfirH1Orn
@erfi9ernns sesen Senerssefabr+

0is Associated MISUNDERSTANDING,
ppn Baltimore. -4t.a.-
-; Sc. 4 SDutbs nabe 8altimrrefraEe.
s. Gtrettprtum bar "a fpettrten G~eusrmanns
q ,l4 &trungs-@tfe1IfG a tt st.iammeIt E4 tag
I'D tn bena @tieai4a!tslefale Der %@pmpasnis, IRA Seatbfr
UNI aGt Mrten BON Mppltfdttpnen CUR @erfherune Spu badfst
nernen p.s ~bSlsernen (5ranr) 5dufern gDerifatteu, neat
@ebauNH, gDaarenlasrn, Observation-Disclosures
WlSbeln Ipmte aMt ales fonft8e Gi8entbum etsen BITE II
rtse n . m tt ientSessnsnnebnsn.
t Sob. 81. Rpprt, Yr6fbsni.
Wat4tt Sub. D %ufebdrt, Set
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Thompson & Oudesluys. .rfr
&c.. 81 SIb @apitr lin Der Rdte bes &ufpnreSpufsl
ir s bteten gum Serfauf an:
Ntfbers Yatent Salatranber- Safes. BITE s2!3 NAL erprpb
~fidbaltie eefunbtn wvrben fnb. Sernsr ensltf&e &aeelt
anb SPITE. @atben, s~ewalBtes &tiett,. esbdntnterie GtfenrBtren'
fur Sac, 98aher anb Damp, eneltti@en Ino an.erttantt6sn
&barepal, SEA @pal u. f. NJ. Ierner fubren fe Bier tn 8altt.
8eima6te Spaten, S6dufeln unb Geunut's, f6ptttf&es
ale tit SIafden, gse, Wbpsts, i8rtttfbe unb dmsrttantf6s
ReFel u. [. NJ. Nle btefe IrttteI .Nnb %befdnbte an
1anb uub btutg gum gsrfduf. 16Sspt, IS
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SD erIaube uatr, meine 8reunbe uab bas Yublttrnn aDer.
taupt auf metn auseeaethnetes Mfpr ement BON etnta9en uf
DppplFtnten (be reen bon ben befen 8abrttantea NsI.lT.
y 30 unD @~nslanD'sl aufGsrtiaa ~ urassa; a. Ssshsr pS 81.
folen aler Ssrtsm, Sasbtaf6en, gulperFaf@en, S&rStpsatel1
+ b. 8. Sd eser h
2 e.2E ssntrprteur unb $atrtfant, Np. IA, Yrdtttrc
p. 3ptfben Der Bride unb benz SentresMsrtt. Sa!1sMD ms
"a N0. EItnteu, 8I6len &c. perpen mad Auttr d8 Bema9t. ~.
rf orttrt; &epara turen werben befeus beiOr9t. 001.oVtl
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Bau. &ur3- gpadren, ..5~..
~ .lll --L & Sen 'ergldS. .E& q
5anp.Ntseel, Bdnber, Gentre.Slamsn fur 8dfelperf, ee+
i4ntbteS SttnSwtrt uno Sraeer, Sna9eL5eruneen Benneree.
ipidte uno DO. SetIe, 3uocri4tete Ntbtbeet Bddfetne, Roli
9aare,, @gps Cement u |. 10. &bento cine srOse auspabl
ardsttettpntlder MdtertaIten unb gerssrungen.
8sasate @rbett iptrb panftli3 un0 tn Der befen gDet eeft.
~ltefert.
gDir fnb ferner bic etn3teen &eenten in @drS.
a n b fur bic g9eh.GafIetrn GiIenbabn unb S6teftr
&cmpa8nte uno pfertren gu ben anneblntarfen Stbtneuneen
Die beHen, ntht spn d6tem 81 unteriheibenben Nn6nbmun.
gen BON ~lthabpner @prpbYr unb pprtneGiGent e~s9pttfGem
|SrVsatsa, Sers Nnttque, ISat, fpantf6em @alras anb anbeu
.wertbSpAsn Arten Den @tarinor rsl6e SIN sttenen tbrer
Dau.rbatttsiett un6 Sdrts. fn5pts e3Sm6ett anb duserlt btates
stplsa ae e. gfesttsn ltse f len pONtrt se , rs ts msn
RoudS gar nt9t ~ansesrtFen werDen. Sic ftnb 6 9eal 70 fart
ais 10 t4er iMarntOr anb bon Wei t$Snersm aale0en 0e'
esS SmSr.. e esm'''' gss. z Yrattfr,, :. @barf
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P. Sauter & Bruder,
gte. 213, Melt>BrattltraBe,

TTN|.H" J(D 10 2OEV> pIUIITIlUBeI ----H
apiften SanpSer' u. Sbarpfr
en,sfebIeu tbre9 Betaunten unb benz Yubltfum tint IQ8enet.
tbr ppblaRDrttrtes Eager BON
.1 GiieM@W GGren@ 4
aner &rt SGl6fern, Wsefern unb @abein, 2bdeln, agsrtScu'
aen fir Itf6ler unb anbere 3pI3arbetter,. SauS' unb &u6en.
WefFue. gDaaren. QantYen, @~lassDaaren, gcsel-
RdRae tn ~elesanter unb enfa6er form. euBetiernen 8O6Bs.
f6trren rnb anbern &rttfelu. = @epardtaren wsrben prompt
unb bauerbaft ausesfabrt. Bet reeler Sebienuas balten
hets BITE t1teften pretfe.
NO Silber. Ylattrs Nrbetten SerferttBeu MIR tn teber Nrt.
81 G1Sr,Q1 @ "a s.af.s HI. IN eras~
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NSiebti9 fir G;intpanberer.
- - -
g9eue arrangements far ginpunperer, bic mud

Neue arrangements fir ginlpanoerer, bic mud
Dem 8eten gu reiieu iranlden. raAa
@pn telte, Zen 9. Npbember an, terfen bic @tnwanberer
anf Der Northern Central @alSertfreet Dept @ttenbdtn NIT
D EN- @rprebsue ~bef6rbert. Die 9dbn bietet baburG ben Snmnts
8ranten einen a + s s { E n Gttbettt ais tr8enb etne
anbere 8abm, aud 1T fe nm 81 Ntetlsn tlrser Sais iebe anbers
9abn mad benauutsn glaseat ais ;~eg 2LE q
Bitt8burs, Cleveland, Detroit, Sort ,@apne
6 b cage, Wilwautee, @alena, Dubuque, 8
4as Saul, 9tod SSlano, 8urlin9ton, Soma @ttp
.nnb Uerbtn te6baIb BITE nit Der gOrttern Central 3abm sc.
benben YerTpnen 10 Stunben frubtr ais tie NIT anbern Bah
ten @ebsnben burt ~eintrefen, aud ipsrben 4 Ntel ptnteer BITE
gDaeen babel sewe6felt. Die 8abn siebt bur6 BENT 66nfea
Ibetl BON Sbtp. Sic game @ntfsrnune rem bier BITS Gbtca8o
IN 500 Dteuea 9as'@epdf pts6 bier sesei6net (~naFtsb) aas
E8sbt NIT ben Y%afasterea an ben Seftmntanssrrt - go
Jea9 e@retline, 0aptrr, Cincinnati, Snbtanas
polls, 2oui8piGe uno ct. QcuiS
perben ebenfals 9anaetere ~bef5rbert unb fir ttr .@epdd
{ t n G wettere umlabun9atofsn bere6nete Die pdHa8tere
ItSnnen NIT benz 3ubr., Dber &beaos 10 nbrs3u mad allen
neflt den @lGsen eeben, phne unterwe8Sn aufsebaiten tu rper-
ben. - u~rHfahrt-Dtuette perben Dertauft in Der Sffcs bs
IN9enten. S0bn =. BdIfcr, tF--@
HIS ITE SO. 25, aeus-Street, near gBaters gDarf..
|OOIldnoiicbe WadbOlber Sranntmein
S~uSertaufen bel Der pint. @alpue pber SaB Bet 6 2
y. s. nIman, Faa-
2 tA H So 5 NDrb @apfra6e, E
1926 srifaen Baltimore u. 5apettefr. Il
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PoIIcE CoURr, JULY I2-Twelye eases were
before the Court as folIOws:-Nuisance l; dis
turbance }; keeping disOrderly house l; staLjing
with intent to wound ?; assault and battery l.
grand larceny 1; petit larceny l. keeping house
of ill-iame ]; drunk l.
Pat Farnan, who carried off picture belong
ing to Messrs. Benton & Mathivet while drunk,
was fined sl5 and sent to prison on bread and
water for ten days.
Samuel Cargan, charged with picking the
pocket of one Ransom of forty dollars in silver
at OverrOcker's Saloon, Erie street, near St
Clair, on Saturday, had his case continued tC
this morning.
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A BKNEFAoTOK.-We presume benefactor is
one who eonfers benefit on individuals or up
on community. For instance, the man who has
butt three hundred dwelling and business
houses in Cleveland, and kept over thirty men
employed for period of over sixteen eOnseeu-
tive years, during all this time dispensing with
the old system of working from sunrise in the
morning until sunse: in the evening, and adopt
ing the ten hour rule in ali cases, is surely en-
titled to the appeIlatiOn of benefactor. He has
the good sense to believe, that men under the
direction Of competent Foreman, will do more
work in ten hours than drIVng and hHTTying
will DO in sixteen, and believing this he has
practiced it. In addition to which he has paid
cash for services rendered him; and he is indeed
a genuine beneiaetOr who practically ignores
the habit of paving his laborers with store or
ders, thereby relieving them of numberless in.
eonveniences and saving them from the neoessi
ty ofpaying larger prices for the articles so pur
chased. This system of paying by orders has
been carried so far as to induce one individual
in this city to offer his minister an order on 4
certain firm for grind-stones We believe the
Order was not accepted, as the divine felt that
he could not possibly make use of the article Of
fered either in the production of sermon or il
the refreshment of his body. We have heard
an instance mentioned OF young fellow in In
uIana offering the Minister who marned him al
order on a dry goods store for the service Wa
will not vouch for the truth Of these instances
of the beauties of the order system,-but thu
man lives in Cleveland who has totally ignSreC
it; who has helped to build the city, and beer
of some benefit to the people by his adyOeac,
of the ready-psy way of doing business
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IMPORTANT ARREsTs.-0fficer c. P. Bradley,
Independent Police of Chicago, and officer
Moon, of Pittsburgh, passed through the city,
Saturday evening, having in charge Perry Ran
dolph and George Elmore, (or similar sounding
name,) head men in the gang of counterfeiters
which has so long infested Northern Indiana
and for the arrest and breaking up Of which the
celebrated "Ligonier Regulators" were organ
lied The two above named escaped arrest
at the time, and Mr.. Bradley was employed in
hunting them up. After a long search he
found them, in Mercer county, Western Penn
sYlvania, and is nov on his way to deliver them
up to the proper Indiana authorities They are
represented to be wealthy farmers and to have
figured in former years in Summit county and
vicinity.
Chief of Police Hague of Pittsburgh, accom-
panied the officers here, but has returned :
Reeiele, l2th
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eihef advertisements sent IN by the advertiser VIII u"
charged extra ,r,, ,,.r;,.,l.
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Editorial Column Will DC cAbea ~
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An Transient Advertisements 10 be l5ln loI ~ ~
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CLEVELAND. TUEsDAY MORNING. July l3. Is58

Old Drake's head fell on his breast. He felt
his empty pocket book and looked at his rifle
Then in ruefnl tone he whispered to the boys:
ats joke, but if you ever tell of it-or if
you do, Sam BartOn-I'll skin you alive.
have been shooting at that dead horse for over
half an hour at ten dollars shot"
At this moment, Sam fell into the gutter. He
had laughed himself almost to death.
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MORNING LEADER.
The Poor FiddIer,s ode 10 his FiddIe.


The Poor FiddIer's Ode to his Fiddle.
Torn,
Wtn,
oPp'ess1sS.s "a I moaFn'
Sad,
Three quarters mad,
Money gone.
Credit none
Duus at door
Half score.
We in-laiu,
Twins agai
Others ailing,
Nurse railing
Billy hopping,
Betsey crOuI Ing.
Besides poor Joe,
With iestered toe
Come. then. my hddle
Come ny ums-wJrn fuend
With gay aud bdl INT SQUADS
some sweet though Transient s-lscs lend:
Thy poishei neck, in close embrace
Gasp, while ~ lliumss my lare.
lively suuia l too IA. and U
l seem To mount above the skies
Tue On iancy's wings 1 saar,
HeedlesS OF the duns Il dour;
Oblivioqs all = ieel my wees more,
But sap Ger the stiiu.s,
Smy old Fiddle sings,
Cheenly CHI meruS EOi
PTesio goo1 masIe.
You very well Know
1 will ind nus C.
Ii y1a will md bow,
Er,m ~ IA alto. 10 q down below,
Fsusued, pause to change the lime
Faf s1Ine Adasio, solemn and subj ne,
NTH graceful act lon moves the slnu5us arm
nv heart Responsive 10 tie sJoshipg chETIn
Throhs cQui-ly. whilst evey health cJrrrdin care
Lies prgsiTaie qushed TIE soft meilhuous alr,
An0a, piain i've sruvn, eyes wi tears v srJw
And recognition mild soon sm otis y wuuked hr9y
Ready H1utboY m squeak. Taillas Iluto may squan
But nv Poll nv polr adde's the queen q Them all -
Could e'ea DTydel return ihy praIsoi0 10 rehesrss.
Now 10 ihy case, il warm aannei to lie.
Iili called aEsin 10 PIE my eye
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AND ENAMFLED CRATES

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
NJ L MARVIN. NO. 9-PURLIC
~ SQUARE, (South sdel has Just received fresh
mentt OF ~ 'e3- -aS'ts
ENAAIELED CRATES,
liver brought 20 this market He Eays keepS On hand the
rs ,s peSes aad gqsI sprfoved styles OF COOKING and
-haRgtaetETsd Expressly for this Market, and
warranted TO gre F>Ifeet Satisfaction.
He also IS constantly supplied with an assortment o
Mooaen Nare AID House Furnishing Arc es ani rs on
mana and anutciures large sfock OF I'm Coogsr and
& Sasst &lf9n Ware, ali OF which MUST AND Will, BF
SOl-Di al wholesale or retail, f5r cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
- Y KINDS q JObhING, ROOFING, EAVE TROUGH
lN &c Se done IN this most wurk maniika manner and
on SHORT NOTICE. ' -
The PROF the puddng 10 chewing OF the srina
well known stand of - - - -
10 SIS each. iva ' s' -
W L MARVIN
Al1suANiT 8 No. South side Public
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FINE PIcrURks S. Griswold, a yo

FINE PIcTURKs Mr. s. Griswold, young
gentleman of this city, has now on exhibition
at Sargent's, Marble Block, several very fine
pictures, which the public are invited to exam
inc. They are" Marion crossing the Pedee, -
a large picture containing nearly one hundred
figures, and upon which Mr. G. spent nearly
six months" Sheep Washing" PerpleKity'
=" The West Branch Falls of the Black River
at Elyria -" Melody 80 Nose and two
Fruit pieces. Mr.. GriswOld is a young artist
whose efforts deserve success. Step in and sec
bis pictures