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NEW YORK ELRoTION.

NEW YoRK, Nov 8.
Following returns received. Third ward, Ian
ford T. Church, Dem, alao Ia the Utica Ticket,
1870 mni for Comptroller. David II, Floyd Jones,
Dem Utica Ticket, for Sec'y OF State, 100 maj,
Ninth ward, Robert DcnnistOn, Rep for Comp.
troer, 81 mai d. X, Y. Jones, Dom. Tor Seo'y
Of State, 740 mj. Flfteenih ward DCnniston,
Rep, 950 mai Joaes, Dem. l43 may. In 10 wards
Jones', Dem, Secy OF State las n 900 maj, In 10
wards, Church, Dem, Comptroller, 10000 maj -
Maniere, Rep. senatar Is probably elected in 9th
CITY District,
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rRoM NEW YORK .

NkN loREt NOV. y.
The u 8. steam ffigate under orders for Vera
Cruz sailed IRON the quarantine this morning
She was detained there 10 consequence OF hom
icide having been committed on board last night
seaman named George Ritter who had been con
lined for disordcry conduct was beaten 20 badly
as 70 cause his death. The ships Corporal has
been arrested on suspicion OF being the guilty
party Ritter belonged 10 Easlon, Pa.
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"BUFFALo BILL" mas DEPARTED some
what renowned individual who has tried the pow
ers Of Cleveland officers for several days and has
been the principal object Of attraction on the
streets, has been removed to the InGrmary His
exertions in fighting the officers and his iabors
have brought on maladies 10 which he was subject
and reduced his strength. He will have few
DAYS 10 recruit
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wA number of years have elapsed sine

ES3A number of years have elapsed since
tue introduction Of DR.. J. HosTETTER's CELEBRA-
TED BITTERs to the public The prejudice existing in
the minds OF mnpy persons against what
patent medicines at first greatly retarded sale but
its virtues and merits became known, this barrier of preu
dice ovshroNn, and the dem nd increased ropdy
shat in few years scarcely village existed in the United
States in which the afflicted had experienced the bene-
fits arising from the Of the Ber End at the pr
day thsre 10 bo found in all pants the world vouchers
for the great merits Of the article. No greater for
Dyspepsia can 10 found
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
noy8 lw
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nETROIr. CmAnTKn ELRCTION

At tho Muni eipal election to>day, Buhl Rcpub'
lican, for Mayor, was elected by about 500 majors
ity over Harmon, Democrat
The Republicans have elected sOven Of the ten
Aldermpu
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ATLANTA Ia NOV. . .
Las night The store Of j. A. Gibson. commission
merchant, was destroyed by fire. Four or five
kegs Of powdef exploded, flowing up the entire
iront OF the building, and killing Mr. Lewis Blake,
and wounding several others
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CHICAGO MUNICIPAL RLECTIoN.

CHICAGO, Nov. B.
The County election to-day passed cG quietly.
The vote poed does not exceed half that polled
at the last Munio pal election. The city gives 6l5
Republican majority.
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They sro elegant, light, Q i,S and durable
Fitting to chann-no turning up behnd-no shrinking
the head indeed, this is the onls Establishment where
these things Al properly understood and made.
23l Broadway, New York.
tanIT W FISKE. CLEVELAND, Ohio Agent
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pulls are the
ambassadors Of health all nations wle'heI civilized or
savage They need ooy uial to become the ouy accept
ed remedial agents for all internal and disorders
Sold AZ the manufactory, No. so Maiden Lane, Nsv
York and By all Druggists at 26c e3c and 81 per pot
box, novl 25B
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teiy- The Daily Morning Leader IL for sale AZ
Hawks, J. s. Matson's and 0lmsted's news depots
AT news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, us Ontario Street
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SPLLDINGs PREPARED GLuEl- UsEPUL IN
EVERY HousE.-Another supply just received by
FOGs, ELLSWORTH & Co.
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THE SCHILLER FESTIVAL The celebration Of
the hundredth anniversary of the birthday OF The
immortal FREDRRIcK SCHILLER takes place on
Thursday, 0o-mor. owl ard promises to be great
day all over the world wherever the name Of the
loved and honored German poet has been heard
From across the ocean come tidings OF the pre-
posed celebration in the Continental cities. To
the great indignation of the Inhabitants Of Berlin
the Minister of Police has prohibited the torch
light procession which was to have been one Of
the features of the occasion
Throughout the country wherever Germans
have congrogated there will the day be devoted to
festivities and exercises to strengthen the memory
and perpetuate the name of this bright star in Che
German and literary constellation. Aud we notice
with pleasure that the Americans are not behind
hand with expressions of their respect and vener-
alton that will make the demonstration cosmO-
potan, If not national one.
In this city the exercises will consist Of the per-
formance at the Academy of Music Of "The Song
of the Bell the words of which are by Schiller
and the music by Tomberg. This will be perform
ed by the Cleveland Gesangverein, assisted by the
Cecelia Society, the whole under the direction Of
Prof Abel This entertainment will be one well
worth attending, and one that will do no discredit
| to even the name of Schiller.
! Schiller was dramatist as well as poet, and is
best known In this country by his tragedy '"The
Robbers" written when he was but nine cen years
old, and which he condemned in after years as un-
worthy OF having been published. Tue world
knew him, and the world will do reverence to his
memory TO morrow.
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Last Nights Report.
INsUReENT ARRESTED.
THE TRIAL An CHARLRsTOwN.

W. r. Palmer, an alleged insurgent, has been
arrested here on a requist0n from Gov. Wise.
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i'V Ladies in want Of Furs are invited to call
and examine the stock at 1873 and la5 Water street
| FULLER 4 Co
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Coon ADYIcE.-Be saving your money and
mako it so great way, by buying your Hats aud
Caps for yourself aud children, at L Benedict &
Sons, POI Superior st., who have received very
large and cho ce assortment Of goods in their line
Of the latest STYLES
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A CUE PILLS, FEMALE. PILLS &
nad not unpleasant ~ take, at
,ct4 % PUBLIC SQUARE
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a CHOICE LOT OF BOTANIO &
IA Eclectic hicdiciues, all fresh NJ
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SILVER SOAP!-SILyER SoAPl!--For cleaning
silver aud plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &o.-Auother lot Just received by
EOgg Eggwgp q Cn
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IB1seo advertisement Of DR.. sanford'a Liver
T,,.ioonoto.
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y j. KELLER, NJ. d., ECLECTIC
Ne -Oaiee % Public Square. residence 2s2 Eresi
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RkUSHES-A A fine assortment of
~ liau aud Cloth brushes also, Teeth brushes OF Ivory
Bone, Bulalo Horn and Sandal " 9sd, Forsals By
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iB Travellers will bear in mind that Halls ITo-
mGcpatby is in Cleveland, opposite the Weddel
House
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~ Fine Silver Tea setts Forks, Spoons Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, labels. &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of tho best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOGG, ENswORTH & Co.'S
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca sts
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Russian Steam Bnihing Establishment,
80 Hicks S.. noar Fnsns House No. 10,
Cleveland, tWest side.

CicNClnndS tWcst Side.l
VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
a universally stoWn RIl oyor Europr, whero IL Is estnh
smaller towns, ad is gai ,wily rpTtNedl med
icn! uuthunusf, us Mt uply safe, quick IN ob aud
hghy lhO remedy against gIu1t uumherui most
truuhCfuA Uiscs tut tlsu ptnaeT OF health Pre-
Ui sfruth tud must Powerful ttftHrhener Of
t nervous sla m ilut no rnrticulur rvcommundutn OF
u Is caod tur As pullytg und intlgofaOs agent inr
thu skin, ts hdh Is Hcknn~ lodged 10 lie surpassed
steam r., and Trise, cNhb ted in these
tutIisluehs, Affects The whole lOdy il such powerful
To- tuulutc eradicate uoasus which obs inatelY
resist ui oihrr remedies Rheumatism, salt Rheum Ring
Woun KgA await Fevur Ss, Drupsy, and all other dis
rfsua ON hpfnssrd urnnrr action Of the skin
radically cured without rNh hup Internal medicine
Discusses uf the ur-pDssngos, Ca'afIh Coughing; aud
iums of Cuusum gun n uli adv nced TOO sr
| bfr moved " ithuut tihirultr.
Euurrpmohi ~ he lisur and Splton DyspepsY Piles
Merculatn, SCrnullus Nw rllug PaTalyuo HystericA
Alec ions Gput. sonnet ines lplcptc f1te Deafness,
and o great number OF other ailments successfully
treated M he rlruGy nt Steam Rne 10 all these at
utous there Is the unplost prop record, Nothing a
cuimei h bat whai oau nrtualy he dune, and what
/ every ono nay trpenouce ~ himself.
JUST TRY N
Cold und Warm water hmhs, well a. Shower Bath,
connected with THIS establishment, aud can be used
/ separately.
TCKErs:-A srglo Steam Bah g. eeusi per dos % 90
cold Or-warm water Bath % otsi nr Goa i.hs
,urs pdissipn for Ladies' Tuosdayu, Thursdays aad
sutufd yu IN the forenoon; nr Otnemsn during tho al
terinnRs Of the sans JAYS im " e'elOck aud SUI
| dhvs from % 10 ~ O'clock A NJ
HEtNANN RAEBEI., PtopTisior,
C,oyuland. Aus l6th. Ia suES0;zsl
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The Great vital IseaenuratOT.
TRNESERA AIR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Lettora
Il Putent from ENGLAND, aud secured hr The seal
% thg ECOlE pE pHAHAiAtlE DE PARIS and ia
lMPEhlAL COLLEGE o. MEDICINE VIENNA.
No. l--lnvauablu for Roinraiion SpormaiorrhnA m
Physical EIlaustiun, and IL tniir
No p oupleitb cruicotes MI VI these diseases
thl have htrn hitherto treated by thu trnt.
ciuus uso ui copayia aua Oubels.
No. 3iiag entirely Implanted tho Injurious use @ ne
cuY heuly insus 10 le suh ortr speedy relief dspo
ing y to impurities md roofing out the venom OF hpsa
TRlRSEhAR, Nes J, aud 8. az prepared inth TO- NJ
ul uXcurc devoid OF tuste SMELL aud carried
ia the waisionat racket SOLD TIN CAsHs aud divided
into AtrANArE DOSES h6 administered iy NApetu LRlle
man, onA RECORD &c, SC PTCo, So each, four cases
in one for SH which So uu in S27 cases whereby
there IL ot 50 10 be hud wholesale and retpi,
Of Pr BNtibuN i0i Bleeckor S.. New York, Immeii
ttoy uu reccyug remittance, r, harrow will FORWARD
tho X n u nj tu Tnrt of the WuTld securely
packed aud udls according the instructions Of the
writer
Fol Falo by fAYTORD 8 HAMMOND,
AMI WILLIAM fIAkE.
dec6 d&w ly 9G0 AGENTS CleyelRDd.
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PLAIN Am opNl1,rNr1I1

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done AZ the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR once
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
best STYLE on short notice. and at iabe rates Par
heular attention paid TO Blank Work Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books Ledsois Journar
Sales Books, Receiving Books NC &C.
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IP' For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend L. Ruiiuia excellent assert
ments OF Fall Styles, at l15 Superior stract lie,
az practical Fuu-icr, Is now engaged in manulac-
turing Capes, Muhs, Fur Gloves etc, etc, for the
Fall and Winter trade
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fAW lNES-Cott Linen, and Hemp
"A Mappns Twiuts Up6ohterets fw ue, tud fan,5T
CluItu INluoa laLl MM ElaEE m
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fs5'' For the best qualities OF Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to 3 G. DieZ III Superior st.
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A Nile GREASE.-For lubricatinp
a NrEgn AHos Mtlt Grazing, aud heavy bearings 81
SE y descripu Thus thu cheapest aud most dufalds
kiud OF Grease Ia use for THIS purpose For sale by
hlg.o W ElSKE,
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N EATSkOOT OLA nice. fresh
~ arieie sold a who'fsale afd rtian hg
n, STRONG h AHMfTPONC
WEI i99 Supdriornt.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Unlon telegraph,
oFTtcE, wARtNo'B BLOCK, coRNER oY BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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ZINC PAINT %, 600 lbs. dry and
sfRoNe . ARNsrRoNg,
ruril lfo cupofitr ~
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EMP1RE SPRING CONGRESS-
- WATER Just rtccivrd fresh from The Spring Wy
tisA W.FlSkE
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iVU RPENTIN NE-Invoico reoaited
- weekly and selling a. Tfry low ffurts
hiIohH A. ARMSTRONG
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PUTTY-15.0OO lbs. ladder and bulk
49,. STRONG h ARMSTRONG;,
-9llil lfa snurri0r n
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FoRRsT CRY LYcEUh.--1he fret regular
Lyesum, will ba held this evening at the Sons Of
Temperance Hall, ootario street. All who desire
to take part in lis exercises the present winter are
cordially invited to attend.
l. W Cpowprt Goo'v
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NEW TREATMENr.-Dr. Gibson's new application
Of electricity is tho most efficient remedy ever Of
fered to the citizens of Cleveland for the cure of
those cases Of dyspepsia and liver complaint which
arc never benefited by medicine. Try it and you
will bo convinced.
See hie advertisement in another column head,
ed "Despondenoy and Insanity"
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VHE EXCELSIOR is THE BEST
a imlft on liar Drcssms ard p,ruue. Il will pre-
ven VA. har from ine ua turning gray. and hrAt
oolA No, 81, SOUTH SIDE Pun. SQUARE.
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WHITE LEAD-20, 900 lbs. CON
staut hanr. of aN th4 ysri1ua tannnIfc nr9n
sn,ii sIAoNo 4 AhsSEsseSg ~ sgs13i >
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City CoUNcIL-TuEsDAY EVENING, NV. 9th,
ls59,-Present Messrs. Masters, RANSOM Hay,
ward, Thompson, Dixon, Worswick, Oviatt, Wins
low, Marshall, Russell, HopSnson, Detmer
Christian, Clark, Ryder, McLane, Crawford and
Hovey.
President Of the Council, /, u Masters, in The
Chair.
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
PkTITIONs
OF residents upon and about Lorain street, ask
ing for one regulation Of water privileges where
| by their properly may be protected. Referred Il
Com. on Fire and water.
OF sundry business men upon the river, asking
that tho distinctions to navigation In the Cuya-
hopa river be removed at an expense not to ex
coed $500.
la connection with this petition, Mr. Russell
offered q Resolution that the Board Of Improve
ments be authorized aud instruc cd to dredge be
channel so as TO make il tnavigabe under the abov,
restrictions as to expense. The dredging to bt
done opposite the warehouse of the Messrs Wins
low, and also opposite the lot Of John NJ. Wolsey
north OF the bridge. Adopted.
REPORTS.
OF Committee on Fire aud Water, in favor o
sundry bills aud accounts.
| OF Secretary OF Water Works for the month o
October, 1859 Receipts, ST. 343 Al; Expendi ures
s57l 27; Receipts over Expenditures, S772 90
Received aud filed.
OF City Civil Engineer, upon the petition o
John T. Avery, for damages alleged by reason o
water standing ON his premises on Euclid street
| reporting that sewerage will be the only way i
which the evil can be abolished. Received AM
| filed
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l ,UBtN'S EATRACTS--A full as
- ,ormeut Just rccuWed together with great variety
.toro T. W sACERipFR
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From Edward Kingsley and A. Mcintosh asking
that they be released from their bonds given ior
the faithful performance Of the ohoial cuties Of
James @. Brown, Constable, he having been guilty
Of mal-ieasance 10 Withholding money collected by
him as constable. Referred 10 Judiciary Com
mittee.
From Board OF City improvements, asking per-
mission TO employ sewerage engineer 70 make
the necessary explorations and serveys Tor the
construction Of the main and branch sewers' Re
ceived aud filed
From His Honor tue HayOr, presenting the
amount Of damage for which snt has been brought
against the city for damages from standiog water
upon Euclid street. aud asking whether q COM
mittee shall not be appointed to examine into the
amounts claimed
Mr. Ryder moved that special committee be
appointed The Chair appointed hessrs' hyder'
Hayward and Russell. Tue amount OF the claims
presented varies from $500 TO 81 500
From n. WatettOn. Superintendent OF Tue To-
dustHal School, stating that he has received 81
invitation and request irom committee appoint
ed by the Cincinnati City CouI Gil 10 establish al
Industrial School there asking him 10 60 aud as
sist them In establishing such a school. He ask
II be shall 90. BY vote OF IL to 4 he was alOwe'
TO go,
ORDINANCES.
To accept the dedication Of Sterling avenue
Passed.
10 establish the grade OF Sterling avenue frOr
Superior 10 st. Clair street, Passed.
Adjourned for one week.
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AlfOifinte.


/ ,lNShED OlL-50 BBLS. G. O.
- GbisWOLDS, the hast in the vorid. at ~ lousa
'a sasii si pn's STRONG sRr1ssfRoNg
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U. s. CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT CouRr--JUDGE
WiLLsoN.-Tbe regular November session of tire
US Circuits commenced yesterday morning
Milton Pollock, the young man indicted at tho
July term for passing counterfeit gold coin plead
guilty. Sentenced to one J. ar's hard labor in tho
Peniicntiary.
In Admiralty, the sale Of brig Iroquois TO Har-
man Crowl, was confirmed. Also sale Of scow
May Queen to George Wiley, was confirmed
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Tho trial Of Cook commenced this morning,
when his confession was read in open Court.
Jury was then empaneled, and the trial went on.
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eperioI Noliffe.

~ For Gas Fixtures and Fitting, apply AZ
l0O, ENsWORTH 4 co. Cor Superior \ sensca ~
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BY Mr.. Crawford
That S35 be appropratedlto plank Frankfort ST.
from the Hook aud Ladder House to Bank street.
Adopted.
BY Mr. Russsl-
that as many Of the lamp posts, heretofore
removed between Wilson avenue aud Case avenue,
be replaced as tue Board Of City improvements
may deem necessary. Adopted
BY Mr.. Dixon That the fence in the lot corner
Of Hudson and Carroll streets be removed to It's
proper line. Adopted
BY Mr, HANSON
That sewerage engineer be employed who shall
make all necessary surveys, plaus and estimates
for a system ofsewerage that shall embrace ell parts
Of the city, both east and west sides. Adopted
ayes 10, nays s.
! BY Mr.. Clark
That the Superintendent Of the Industrial Schoo
be authorized to procure for the use ofthe School
/ two stoves at an expense not 10 exceed S5O-
Adopted.
! BY Mr., Russell
That the side. walk and roadlng on Main street
from Pearl street TO the Lighthouse street bridg'
be repaired. Lost.
BY the SAME
That the clerk furnish every member OF IN,
Council a scrap book that they may keep reoort
Of the proct ediugs OF each evening. Adopted.
by Mr. Ryder
That the lamp-post at the south west corner o
the Public Square be removed 20 as not 10 inter
lere with the curb stone. Adopted.
lumber Of claims were presented and appro
49,
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PoLios CouRT-BREoRR JUDoR LAwRREoE.-
John Long, Frederick KrauHI aud Jacob GlauEer,
for burglary, were committed for trial.
Martin Bogher, drunkenness, was lined 81 and
costs. m
RObert Dand. drunk. was ssa. to the Chajn gang
for ten days. aa
The other cases were continued.
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CIVIL BRANcH.-JUDeEs BoLToN AND FooT.-
Some miscellaneous business was transacted, ard
the Court was then occupied with the case Of
Mary Regau, Adm de bonis non. &c, Vs. Thomas
Garrety, action for money and to subject land
The Jury last night brought in a sealed verdict
which will be opened this morning,
Some changes having been necessarily made
yesterday in the assignment of causes, We publish
the corrected list below.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-24

nv A<OFcn ASo9srrs4
1t was one of the first days of spring
when lady. who had been watching by
the sick bed of her mother for some weeks,
went out to take little exercise and en-
Joy the fresh air She hoped that she
might hear bird sing. or see some litfle
wild flower which would speak to her OF
her future hope, for her heart was full OF
anxiety and sorrow. After walking some
distance she came to rope-walk At one
end oi the building She sax a little boy
turning large wheel she thought it too
laborious for sch aschilsl. and as she came
near She spoke to him.. 49, 49,
"Who sent you to this place., she ask
a.r'1Nobody-J came of myself" ~
docs your father know you are
here. .sr 1900. ssr e,
Il have no father
"Arc you paid fos your lsbor?'', .xv
Eyes: ! get ninepence a day"
''Do you like this wo,k?"
"Well enough: but If did not should
DO it. that | might get the money for my
mother. -
How long TO You work IN the day.?
From nine till eleven in the morning,
and from two till five in the afternoon
How old are you?''i sss as 1air1H
"Almost nine.' tsa g-iteF
''Do you ever get tired of turning this
great yheel?"
"Yes. son,etimes.p V03s
'.And what DO you do them"
81 take tie other hand
The laiy gave him a piece of money
Ills this for my mother, !" he asked,
looking pleased.
No. tits FOR yoursclf" = ~
Thank you ma'am." the boy said, and
the lady bale him farewell
She went home strengthened in her de-
yotion to duty, and instructed in true
practical philosophy by the words and ex-
ample of a little child
1.-The next time, /" she said 10 herself
'.that duty seems hard to me. | will re-
member the child and take tie othey
hand. ~tg/t .f4anEf 1g