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They may direct what branches msy be taught,
and may suspend or expel members found gull.
II. ou full. xamiuasiop, Of refractory or incor-
rigably bad conduct No school site shall be
p1rchsBed, nor shall school house be erected,
located, purchased Of changed, nor shall = tax
without the consent Of the nxjsrity Of the votes
cast at m election, the notice OF which shall
state the questions to be decided, and shall be
R've2 a. required in the fortyEecond section Of
This sct,
Sac. 9s. The public printer il hereby required
to print thirty thousand copies Of circular
from the State Superintendent, ircindink these
amendments, for immediate distribution, aud
also tity thousand copies ot the whole act, "a
amended, under the direction of the 8uperin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, and to be distr1-
buied By him 70 the several eonntiss Of Tho
Stats. according to population.
kppspTsd, Feb. q, 1859.
Section 81 changes the principle upoa
which the public money is to be distributed
by the trustees to the districts. Heretofors,
It has all been apportioned upon the attend:
a1cc certified in the schedules. Hereafter,
one-half oily must be so apportioaed; the
other half in proportion To the number Of
children In the district under txenty.one
years.
The 1aw requiring six months free school
as the necessary condition Of receiving auy
part Of the public money, is not In the least
disturbed by this amendment, but remains In
full force.
Section IS provides that pupils resident in
one district may attend school in another,
only upon tue written consent Of the dIrec.
tors OF both districts, aud explains ,uore
clearly the method Of forming union districts,
and conducting union schools
Section 43 changes the time for thc'clection
Of directors from the first Monday Of October
70 the first Monday Of September extends
their term Of Office from one to three years !;
preacribes more In detail the manner Of con-
Quoting all district elections requires ten
dayf notice Of all such elections. instead Of
1--WE anl Imposes certain conditions upon
voters when money Is - be raised.
The disastrous efects incident to The annu-
al and total change of both the ageats and
policy 9f district boards, unoer the old sys-
TEN. Ti1l, it il bellcEed, be happily re1edfed
by tlia snendment; while uniformity and
stability will be impaired to III The measuies
q district ofaoefs for tho iaproVe.aeat o{
section Is poiata out explicitly The ob5sct.
, 1859-03-04
THE WASHINGTON TRAGEDY.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

(freku The New York Brenl3k pcstl
IAR As1Ass1xArioS At WAsa1soEur,-
uaJs .hllS IEvelrrt yulce9 IN places Of public
Tosship we're prooounciny The prayer Ia ,he
ANany ri the Episcopal church,
''n b''. .ad dssd 9s5si Iai9 I'd as,. :G,ss9 s:.
dreadful homicide was committed 1t washing.
ION by person who, to the dscredir of this citY-
Il dne Of its representatives in Congress. Thh
wfetehsd man, Daniel snkles, has In his career
reached Tie stage Of ssasstnstion, and dipped ha
bands ia human blood. a young mau. hltherto
one Of his associates, Philip Barton Key, vas. &C.
corting to an account from source not unfriendiv
TO S!ckles, detained by TREND OF the assassin. il
conversation, at convenient spot, until Sckles
could hare time to ann himself and prepare for
Rus9og MN to death. Inere is one incide ut re-
lated which gives to the circumstance p.culiar
pathos- Key was unazmel; Ee had no weans of
defence. aud implored bis adversary NIT 10 Xii
hln- The prayer for mercy was unoeeds d. Sick1es
was armed with one Of those deadly Instruments
which cauy several instantaneous dea tbs: be fired
took fatal effect:
Ihe proToeation Which sickles alleges, WIS the
crm'pai intimacy OF Key With his wife. The
11lenas Oh hey, Is y id, deny the CHARGE but the
accounts cunts from VA lington affirm that Ars Sekles
1As !uiy aeknoY .edged her guilt We should not
Eo1ost tnb were true. Mrs.. Sickles Was mar.
faea 70 her husband at time when she was not
yet oo& OF her g1rlhood, and she il even now bat
t s~enp Two years Of age. The character Of the
~ and too ottea corrupts that OF the Tfe, par
p-tuIarly 1t the ,mpressbe period OF early youth.
/ ".Cu'ses," is laid in the old pFoveFb, ''come
home to rooss;" and 80 i may he said With equal
| truth, do adulterles. sckles was excluded from
decent society in Ibis city long ago and I: would
be almost mirac!e II ~ the school to WHICH be
took bis young wie' viii her chafac1er 9es oh'
formed, she should ha7e preserved nef innocence.
bv Kew n .ho man Who so cooily took bis lie
~ ~ ,haa.aa...+ .h.t ons mar c,n cors
, 1859-03-04

SINGULAR DEFEScE.-A Life Insurance Com
pany ot New Tux insured the tile Of q wife for
the benefit Of htr husband, and continued for five
years to receive tho premium therefor. When tue
wife died, aud payment uf the money was claimed
it was refused, on The grouud that husband could
have no insurab!e property interest in the life Of
his wife, and that such policy, therefore, was a
mere beta gambliug transaction and a. such IL.
legal and void. The company evidently did not
believe that rambling debts Rere debts Of hanor.
, 1859-03-04

"2pe Hadterchfaf r.
A1cts md PerfnmMT 70 70
R0tL1. SMITH / 60, In
LAke-sA
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-08
Read This, Also.

Sole PrOprIetOr.
Sold Wholesale by suirei fckstcin q Co.; John D.
Bro Edy. Scanlan 4 Co.; J. 4. @. Reakirt, and by
,Brusgsts generally. Q 1'f tlll f'lf 65
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-08
State Of New York, (ss

VOunty p1 New York, ~
l William p. Palmer, President nnd Andre,v I
smith SECRETARY, of the Manhattan Fire Insurance.
company, petpg scyerally sworn depose and say that
lhe foregoing Is full true and correct statement Of
the affairs of the said Company that the said Insur-
4nce SomGany Is the bona fde owner of at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual cash cnpitnI IN
tested IN stock and Bonds, or in Mortgage on Real
Estate worth double the amount for which the same
any part thereof are made for the benefit of any
holvlduaI exercising authority in the management
ei sald company, either MS President Secretary
aS Director or oth9rwse that the MORTGAGES
manner released or impaired by said COMPANY; and
That they are the abovo described officers Of said In
(Sgned W. p. PALMER, President.
O. (Signed) ANDREW j. SMITH Secretary.
, subscribed and sworn before me, this 10th 1ny of
January, 1859. (Signed) JAMES W. HALE
S29 Commissioner of Deeds, 20 Wall street.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-08
INSURANCE.
INTSTJRANCE.
HORTON 4 TRuE. Arcni

u HOhION q TRUE, Agents,
Apollo Buildings, corner, Fiftl and Walnut streets.
BY Authority Of the State of Ohio
ST.ATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION OF
~ ~ ~ THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE 60.
q Ohio pursuant to tne statute Of that sists e
ihtd,.,,AnHet 90 regulate Insurance Compeses not
asS Cipor"eu Dy the state or Ohio" passed April g.
lst.-The name Of the Company is, "Manhattan Fire
Ytrr Ysnri9RSe 5I,, Company" and is located in New
2d-Thc amount of Capital Stock s25oo ooo IN
4tll-The Assets Of tho Company are as foioys W.
First CASH ON hand and in bank .., 5Sl9 20
Second-Cash In the hands and due from
Third Company own no real estate.
Fourth The Bonds and Stocks ownedby
the Company rs per vouchers accom-
3 nanying, are Brooklyn City Bonds,
Fidh ner ient sI2og worth:..............; 2o,6OO
ny mortgages ON unenCumbered real
estate worth double the amount for
. | a'' winch the same is mOrtGaged, as per
- vouchers accOmpa .,..,..... 300 $40 90
sixth1,Debts otherwise secnred-None.
Eighth-All other securites.............. 1921 10
Total Assets 'Cf'thc Company y"...... ,s37a23o %
Sth.-Ths, Company owes no bank or other
9TH 80 losses adjusted and due. 80 .-...
Ih,-N losses adjusted and not duo.
StlL-Lpsses uhadiusted. ..,......,,,., s. 7O0 m
9th.-,Losses in suspense waiting further s'''' "
10TH hrUnclaimcd Dividends ............... 1000 %
Total Liabilities. ..................,s loom M
llth1Ihe greatest amount insured in any one risk,
greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
,,u insured ~ any one city, town or village.
Pth-Ihe greatest amount allowed to be Insured in
4 . any one block.
Hth-No part Of the capital earnings of the Conn
pnny ny are deposited in any other State, for any
PthIIhe Charter or Act of Incorporation, of said
'SOmpany-MarCh 3D., 1921
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

NJ BATSF0OT OLA nice, fresh
~ article sole at who'esae and retail bv
,, STRONG \ ARnfSTFO 70,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

PROPELLERs FOR THE COAST TRADE,--The
Buffalo Express of yesterday says: We would call
public attention to the advertisement of the pro,
peller Kentucky, announced to run during the re-
mainder Of the season between this city aud Toledo,
touching at az intermediate ports. The enterprise
of which this forms part is an important one
and deserves patronage aud encouragement
Since the commencement of commercial combi-
nations and railroad mOnopolies, the Coastiug
trade and tue small tributary sources Of our COM
merce have been too much neglected by our for
warders, aud given up to the railroads. The pro
prietors of the propell-rs Kentucky and Dubuque
propose to make an effort to restore this branch Of
trade to BuliIO, and at the same time to accomO
date the small way ports on Lake Erie, by running
one on the south and the other on the North
shore.
We hope their enterprise will be sustained by
the public
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

THE HERALD's TNDIAN CArTIvR"-We are
happy to be able to state TO a community all agape
with wonder at the astonishing discoveries made
by au evening contemporary regarding eanaller
who announces himself by the euphonious cogno-
men Of "Mo-kos.e~quo qua" that his appearance
ia our city will be entirely explained and under-
stood, from the following paragraph which We cut
from an exchange:
How THK DEMOCRATS INTEND TO CARRY MIN
REAoFA james q, Pratt, In a communication TO
the ST.. Paul Times says;--'l was at yellow Medl'
cine during the recent payment OF the Upper Sioux.
About one hundred Of the red men were sheared'
and dressed in the apparel OF white men. Previous
10 the operation, Superintendent Cullen addressed
them, through an Interpreter, and stated that he
wished them TO vote at the next election aud oote
the Democratic ticket
All doubts that the long lost offspring Of zone
Joseph Tod" who remembers his home as "a
small brown house," (he was three years old when
stolen, remember) Is one Of the Democratic voters
named above. will vanish when the doubter reads
this extract from the Hersld's account;
"He says that his hair was cut, and bis clothing
changed 10 conform 70 white usages, before leay-
ing s. Paul"
The ungraiefal chap, instead Of staying 10 vote
the Democratic ticket as was designed bv snpefin
ten6ent Cullen, started OF 10 Try the civilized game
Of humbug, aud has reached Cleveland in the man
ner previously stated.
P.s.-startling news Three special report
ers Of our contemporary have been detailed to
watch "Mo kos-e que qua" and have discovered
that he eats bis meat RAW, and deyours spring
chickens frogs, lizards, ineipient veal and ancient
beet with lndiscriminate zeal Great excitement
Extraordinary Narrative
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
FROM MAsnINGroN.

WAsHINoToN, August 81.
A letter received in this city from Vera Cruz,
states that Minister Otway has been ordered by the
British Government to avail himself of the leave OF
absence previously granted, and surrender the
charge OF the Legation TO Mir. Mathews, tue Seore
tary of Legation
Abby written circulars have been addressed by
Ocampo TO the Governors OF the several States OF
Mexico impresslng upon them the necessity and
Importance ot euiorclng the recent refOrmatory
DEGREES of tue Constitutional Government
Nothing concerning the late Convention between
Guatemala and Great Britain, the former ceding y
large extent OF territory TO the .atler, has rvaohvd
this Government in au Oilical form; but It is
known that the Administration IL not all Indifferent
observer of events IN that quarter.
Numerous applications are pending for th'
Deputy Marshalships for taking the next census
bui no appointments will be made until iurthe
legs alton by Congress,
Lieut.. j. j. Boyle has been ordered TO proceed
to Panama to report TO flag officer Montgomery 70
duty as Naval Storekeoper and Commissioner o
Stores.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

THE CRICKET MArcH.-Thc return match game
was played yesterday between the ST. Georges
Cricket Club Of Cleveland and the Detroit Club.
Their tents were pitched upon University Heights
at 10 o'clock, and the play ommeneed-Dotroit
having the first innings. BY the score which We
give below, it will be seen thatt Cleveland boys
have retrieved their fortunes and have bourn the
palm of victory from the tented field The ground
was largely visited by ladies and gentlemen du-
ring tho day to witness the manly sport,
Tho following Is the score
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

STONES LAND SALE.-TO-day, at 10 o'clock A
NJ, it will be remembered, is TO take place the ex
tensive Auction Sale of Dlilding Lots on UDiver-
lue investment, better opportunity than the
present is seldom presented Ombibuses and car
riagea will run during the day from the Weddel
House corner and Public Square, carrying all
persons free who may wish TO be present at the
Sale; and for those in attendance, at O'Clock p
NJ, cold collation. will be provided in the grove
on the premises.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
1t has been my good fortune to restore to health many
kousands Of my country ry-woinen.
My has excited the malice Of the enVious and
Aousi but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihage relieved long l am held In aneotonate and
thankful remembrance by those who hAVo experienced my
skin, aord to dosbse the Efforts Of
nd siandor6
Ny friends repeatedly urged me to place my med
cine for producing mensuation within the reach Of the
ladies Of the United sates but ndisposon TO enter
hsld occupied by quacks with their psrneous
fear that uuprnepl might pal M upop
ko public their worthless limitations have hitherto IRE
vented from establishing agencies for The sale OF ny
AMIE DE FEMME," ia the United States
AtIas yield the enTeates Of patients and friends
and oIar 20 tie suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous Throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the "AAIiE DE FENME,"l
need only say that IL in liquid form, and is eEActy such
as have used practice in France for years and
that It has failed 10 satisfactory result
The "Anie do Femme aud msnsruation stghd IN the
Iation Of and Il alike powerful TO Originate
aheathy menstrual flow where It has existed and 10
restore u where ~ has been fom cause suppressed
In orde 20 guard against poson the wrapper oi difee
Wnten sguatuTe and both the bottle and enclosing bSE
vii ha sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. -
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsgE
No 70 Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply the
Amie de Femme" a. the PropHetor's prices,
aul0dkWBe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
NYERLAND MAIL.

ST. LouIs, Aug. 81,
A special despatch to the Bullotin says that the
Express from Denver City with dates to the oath
lust reached Lawrence to day.
The richness VI the new diggngs at the head
waters OF the South Platte is confirmed. but the
prospects OF profitable mining are not 1ntteling,
owing TO the distant location, the roughness Oi
the roads, aud the iculty in procuring supplies.
-Four quartz grinders were in successful opera.
tion at Gregory Valley
The Express brought large quantity Of gold
dust
An Indian hght took place on the 18th inst on
the banks OF the Running Water between the Sioux
and POncas. Eleven OF the latter were killed. and
many were wounded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
N. II. SOLOMONsON.

PRAoTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTToAN,
eeps tho LARGEST assortment of the aost approved kndso
PEC1ACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction, with the greatest care as to
suit tho eyes al cases, curing YeakRess, DisEnsss
lHfanBaoAof of The Eyss aud impartng strength tor Ions
reading or hne sewing.
~ N, II. SolomOuson would here inform the publio
thstho seyer employs any the sale OF hslonEst
rg- Also, "a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES hi
CROsCOPEs, COMPASSES, &o., kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, AS perfect as natural.
uS-omoe3s Superiors street under the American Hotel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

~ Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper for
Sept. Sd contains graphic picture of the demoli-
tion Of tho contemplate Spie in this city some
time since. We doubt much if the Editress would
recognize either herself or her assailant in the
precious pair who are keeping up running fire of
ink bottes chairs, shoe brushes and boots in this
Illustration.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
Last Nights Report.


NRw YoRK, Aug 81
An arrival furnishes adviees from Port Au
Prince TO the 18th.
Business was dull
During tho week Eve vessels had arrived aud
four sailed.
The receipts Of coffee during the week amounted
10 600 bags.
AT Jaomel business was also dull. The prices
OF provisions were generally maintained but the
recovery Of trade was very slow.
The stock ofprovislons at Jereme was almost
exhausted ON the 9Th Of August when a small sup
ply was received from tue Capital cOastwse.
President Jeiirard had approved Of the Haytien
ariif enacted by the corps Legislative the a0tf
Of July last
THE Gamer lavaria arrived at O'Clock this
+. NJ. She left Southampton on the l7th, and hei
adyicCs have been anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
THURSDAY MORNING, zErr. i, 1859
NEw. ApvRnTIsnmENrs.

II, d Kendall cs-Fancy silks. NC.
E. l. Baldwin Co Fall Goods
DR.. Won Moschzsker-Eje and Ear
Ossian y e-Cosmopolitan Art Association.
s Barrie-Brass Stand Lamps.
Taylor Griswoid Co shaker Tows.s
Geo. Greenheld-wig hIakerI
Pelion Bued-For Dunkirk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

FoR THE STATE PARADE.--Phoenix Engine
Company No. 4, the only company we believe from
this city, who propose joining in the contest at
Zanesyille at the State Parade on the 9Th of Sep.
tember, are putting their machine in complete Or
der for the tournament We shall expect to see
one of the silver trumpets brought back with the
Phoenix
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

tl35@ The mothers and daughters of Cleveland
are invited to attend a lecture upon Physical Cul.
ture of theYoung, to be given by Mrs. Goddard, at
Chapin's Hall, ou Friday afternoon at O'clock
As the lecture is free, and is upon the subject Of
tic deepest importance, it ought TO commend
itself to the attention of ALL Ia the evening Mrs
G. will lecture TO gentlemen aud ladies ana the
ciLlzens generally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Chcesemnn,a Pills.


he combination OF ingredients in these Pills is the
u of long aud extensive practice. They mild IN
thoir operation and cefain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Menstruauns removing all distractions whoalh-
from cold Otherwise headache, pam in the side, pal
ptaton Of tho heart whites all affections hystor
les fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, Sc, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the ment of IN the treatment oi
these ares and distractions which have consigned
thousands of tho Young the beautiful und the he
owed 10 PREMATURE GRAVE No femme enioy good
hearth unless she regular, an whenever obstruction
takes place thu general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ofeou ua Iomed, ever known for all com
punls peculiar 60 EtalS. To ali classes they inyal-
uabe, inducing Nth certainty periodical regularity The,
kgOwn 70 thousands who have used them ut different
periods throughout the country having tue sanction OF the
NOS eminent physicians in AplerIcd.
Erpc dire t0Hs stating gh1H, aud bien they should not
Be used with each Boxhe Price One Dollar each Dor
tdiniag 4 % Pills.
yaluihe pamphot to be had fee, of the Agents Pills
sent by mail pr0nplg ly enclosing price the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally.
II. b. HUrCHINGS General Agent
No. lOj Chambers ST., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by VIM. FISESE aud GAYLORD &
HAMMOND. hhrsd&w6m2I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
FROpI NEW YORK.

NRw HoRK, August 81
The steamer Bavaria has been signaled below.
She left Southampton on the 18Th, and her adj
vices have been anticipated.
The steamer karnak arrived here this morn
ing from Nassau, N. p % Aug 20 Among
the passengers is Gov. Bauley, Of Nassau.
The steamship Asia sailed for Liverpool ct
hoon to-day, with upwards Of 100000 in
specie.
The steamship Ariel from Hayrs and South
ampton arrived here at midnight. Her advices
are TO the l7th ut. and have been anticipated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
YESTERDAY Afternoons Report.
RRaM WAsnINaToN.

WAsHfNoToN. Aug 81.
According 10 d, spatches received At the Navy
Department dated tho i3th Inst, Minister
McLane was passing the summer at the City Of
San Andreas and would return TO Vera Cruz on
the Let Of September.
Two Spanieh frigates and one French briR-of
war were at San Francisco.
The sick list Of the Saratoga was slowly In.
creasing but the the Captain hoped by carefol
attention 10 stay the progress OF the disease,
although il was In the midst Of the sickly sea-
son.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

FLAiN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descrpiia
dono at the Printing Esablishmentof Of the eader ONCE
on the latest mpr yod and rapid steam presses in the
best lc short notice, and reasonable rates Par.
ticuar atteniqn padto blank work Every description
ofBInans done, especially Blank Rocks Ledgsrs Journ
Is Sales Books. Receiving Books &o,Sc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01
A CARD. 1.-THE SUBSCRIBER
AnYe NOnr MOncN |.

.TETE.A.rErES, SOFAS, CHAIRS
AMI LOUNGES hE-UPHOLNTERED AND RE
qNfsHEn, altered 10 the latest styles aud rat
sn. kiids q upholttey Isg9l,ed on se sher'ss
99Nat f0r The city of Glow and adapted 10 fands nnd
~ ttt VI RWmilurc-noyer cracks ~ sears removes
~ hiu tha wood, aud leaves bfilltun hnith ana poi
~ in the ntioios look like onn plploi ~
,s, Ssih,u the uouble OF removal, ai VERY u'e "a
- ,d A. usllp Cuuaius made aud nut Up 20 order
Ths maEinS and y N'ins ao"h OF OA'P'" "'''
Mr. Q. bsing prR sao6es in no piueea cites of iho
"a tps.o e A. bini 90 ave pafieoi .asae ION g
hhhi hl yeA ~ denn about ono hall tu ain4 usually
,.s en-, Nv rsriiar ian turs ep, a p,o nsoo,s-
/ " Ms, Iasoalbrai ~ n. CHICHESTER,
Aug0;ks
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

ROCHESTER,, Aug, 81.
A young man named W. H. Jen0isop fell ninety
feet from the Genos3ee Fall this afternoon, while
witnessing the walking Of the tight rope by NJ. De-
Lave, aud was instantly killed He fell but u
short distance from where sam Patch met his
death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

WARD Observation-Disclosures 20 the County
Convention who may be elected at the Ward
Meetings to night, will confer favor by reporting
the persons elected at this Office tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-01

LAW MoNTHLY.-The August number Of the
Western Law Monthly has been received, filled
with matter interesting and important to the legal
fraternity.