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FROM NORFOLK,

NoRFoLK, Oct 10
There are still no tidngs Of the crippled steam.
er Quaker City and fears are entertained for her
salety' being exposed TO the heavy N. r. gale Of
yestelday. To day the wiDd Is light At meet
ng OF the passengers held this afternoon, Captain
C%haupu % ne vas presented with gold watch and q
~ "A thrilling speech was ma by Dr. simkins,
The bark Dumbarton IA 10 leave as ann es nos.
sble for New York
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PROM AUGUSTA.
AUGUSTA, Oct o.

hUWUaIAi VUI. y.
Returns Of the Florida election havo been re
ceived, but they are incomplete. Judge Dupont
appears most certain Of election to the Chie Jus
iiceship. The popular vote shows decided op-
position TO the annexation Of West Florida to Ala
bama.
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FATAL AccIDESr,--Tho bridge near Mineral
Point on the Tuscarawas extension of the Clove-
land Pittsburgh Railroad, broke about o'clock
on Saturday evening, prccipitating two cars and
the engine into the creek below and instantly kill.
ing the engineer, Jacob Reynolds. The fireman,
Samuel Combs, was fatally injured and died in
about twelve hours after the accident. The bag
gageman and brakeman were somewhat though
not seriously injured. Singular to say, tho pas
sengers all escaped injury, with the exception of
few slight scratches. The bridge was deemed en-
tirey safe and it is suspected its giving away is
due to foul play. The matter will be investigG-
ted. The bridge is being rapidly repaired.
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rROM NEW YnKK-


Price, the victor in The recent fight, is TO have
fight with George King Of Boston, in about three
months. The struggle is TO take place in Canada
Heenan is the trainer of Price,
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

q.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every scrpiisr
done at tho Printing Establishment the Leader Office
on the latest impr we'd aud most rapid steam presses m Tho
6estsyle on short notice. aud at reasonable rates Par
tcuar attention paidto blank work Every description
ofBindiug done, especially Blank Books Ledeers Journ
'!s Sales Books Receiving Books, sc &C
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HoLLOwAY's OINTMENT. T.-Scald head, ring
salt rbeum, and the cuanoous Diseases peculiar
children permanently removed by the use OF this
ing and removing ointment Mothers Of fumies should
never be without small stock this healing az ent to
Ia Of need
Sold at the manulactory No so Maiden Lane New
York, and by all Druggists 26c &c. auu per pot or
box nct,i.oEs
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ats o'clock 2. NJ ~ - - ~
o'clock p. NJ 'F '' i''' ~
Butln. at O'cluck A NJ -F'
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUEsDAY MOnNINe, oor ~, So.
rRAvELER's REGISTER.
INV ApYERTIsRmENTs.

VIC. NoHb-Forcst City Sewing Machine.
W, Meihnch-Buckwhest Flour
Raasom Co.-IIanburg Cheese, Honey, &C.
Hanna, Gsrretson Co.-Foi Lake Superior.
Pehou h Breod-For Dunlik
o, Gutter & Son--Auction
t W Evans Co.-Dtsolution.
L. Benedict sons-Ladies' Furs
Pelton Breed-For Chicago.
Crobaugh-Bus. Not ce.
A d. Morrs--Nummolh panorumas.
N II. solomooson--Bemo al-Special Noti,e
r. 8. Paldo k-Bus Notice.
S. s Bar ie-Coal Oil
Doct Ayers. e-iai Notice
J. W Sarge ut-P cture Frames
llostoiters Bitters-Sptcial Not co.
HOllo Aay's PiIls-special Noiics
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS !

BATCHEL oRs WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light, Q ~, and durable
Fitting to charm-uo turning up bshnd-no shrinking
the head indeed, this is tho on Establishment where
these things aIe properly understood and made
233 Broadway, New York
lanl7 W. FISKE, Cleveland Ohio Agent
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SILVER Soar SILVER soar ll-For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass, mirrors, marble
mantles, &o.-An, tber lot just received by
FoG0, ENswaRTH x Co.
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L5~ Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Homeo'
patby slmpHGed. No parent should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddei
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SPALDISGs PREPARED GLUE l-UsEFUL IN
EyEEY HoUsE.-Auother supply just received by
FoG0, ENswORTH & Co.
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" PHoroGRAPHs AmbrotypeS, Daguerreo.
types, aud all other types in the Picture Line, ex-
ecuted iu the highest style of the Art by Samuel
Crobaugh, opposite the Post office. d&W
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WORKS or ART COMING TO CLEvELAND-It IA
with pleasure that we inform our readers that
Wofslenbergers Great Exhibition from Egyptian
Hall London, England, will open ia this city at
Cbapiu's Hall, on Tuesday evening next October
18th. Tue New York papers speak Of this exhi.
biton in the highest terms aud from them we OBJ
tain the following description
This exhibition consists Of three mammoth nm
olamas, hve miles long, covering 10000 yards of
canvass, presenting TO view the most remarkable
scenes on the face Of the globe. Commencing with
our Niagara Falls, these panoramas show The
Hudson river, White Mountains OF New Hamp .
shire, Coast OF the Pac fc Ocean shores of tbe
Mediterranean, the classic scenery Of the Rhine,
tue beautiful lanuseapes OF LAZY, tho g0rges della
aud waterfalls OF Africa the beautiful scenery of
the Crimea, with the dazzling and gorgeous land
| scapes Of India ani China The whole CONCLUDING
with the thrilling and sublime spectacle Of The as
cent Oi that gigantic mountain in Europe, Mount
| Blanee. This exhibition was first opened in EgyDt.
iau Hall, London and was visited by more than
100000 people. Ii vas brought TO America in
November last and exhibited in Boston TO more
than $4,000 people Since then it has been shown
| in the chief cities and towns Of New England aud
the State Of New York and has been visited in
every place by admirng thousands All along the
line OF the New York Central and New Yoik aud
Erie railroads the halls have bceu crowded to their
utmost capacity to witness these sublime works
Of art.
In many places the anxiety to see this EHhlbl.
ton has been 80 great that hundreds have been un.
able TO get seat or even a standing place.
In order that all may be enabled TO see these
great works OF art the price OF tickets ia Cleveland
will be only is cents 10 see the whole. From
what We have heard Of this exhibition, we are con-
hdent that II will be a rare treat for our otzens
such as 10 only met with in a lifetime. Madam
Coralnn honis, the celebrated English soprano
Will sing several popular songs each evening Her
musical powers are said to o. eel anything travel.
ingi this country.
See advertisement in this edition ofour paper
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~ Stair & Co. have received the Fall FASH
ions for Gentemen's Hats. We should advise
those who wish besutIful aud becoming Hat 10
call on the Messrs. Stair & Co., and get fitted.
dv-tf
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80 For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go 10 b G. Dietz. III Superior st.
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u Boy WANTED in the Job Department Of
this Office Inquire of the Foreman.
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Ss9s- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale al
Hawks, SchuCkers' and Olmsteds news depnts
At news depots at Weddcll aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, It's Ontario Street.
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To- The candidates for County Treasurer are
George G. Dodge Of Cleveland, aud Harvey Burke
u Newburgh. oc5 81
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A GAY OLD CHAP.--on Saturday night Mar
shal Craw arrested man in this city who had
gone extensively into "deyilment" in this section.
lie is a middle aged married man, but made the
acquaintance Of a married woman Of Geauga Co.,
with whom he planned an elopement, Hiring a
horse at Chagrin Falls they came 10 this city on
Friday; took rooms at hotel; were pursued and
discovered by the owner Of the horse and the
owner of the woman the man was arrested for
stealing the horse and the wardrobe OF the woman,
but escaped in moment Of abstraction Of tho on.
GERS, hired borse at Folsoms stable, West Side,
and took another ride; returned to the city; loft
Folsom's horse on this side and wrote note stat.
ing where he could be found and was finally arrest.
cd and kept by Marshal traw. TIE woman took
the arrival Of her husband very coolly. He said
to her, "this is unpleasant businessl' She replied
"Well, it might BE- to some iolks, bu. nnd il
pleasant enough" Tue two horses being found
the man eau only be held for theft Of the woman's
clothes As he has friends here, we mention no
names.
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ADNITTED,-Joseph L. Riddle was yesterday
admitted to prac lice in the Courts Of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-11

CITY Council will meet on Thursday night, in
stead Of to night, on account Of election,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-11

been completed for the East Side. From il We
condenso the following interesting faot;s
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CAURCnlLL'S HYPOPHOSPBIIRS.
The Great vital HogenerRIor,
HER 4 EfS HiNHARl

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
\ Patent from EN.LAND, and secured bg The ssal
~ VIZ ECILE DE PHARMACl- DE PARIS and ia
No. l,-lnynlGlble fur RolaIaiiou Spormatorrhna AN
FlDslcHl LXhaustluu, and a tonic.
No p omplecly orad ali traces Of those iseae,
that have been hitherto treated BY The nauseous Al Tn
cious uao Of cUpuyia AMI cubobs.
No. 3-lias entirely suppanod the injurious use o me-
curry merely lusutugtu me sud We soey relief dspa
VI" AZ We we mpuiues, md roOus out the OF dissa
lhlESENAR, Nos. l, and J. prepared la the 10 u
'l l"Eru-e devoid ct TASTE smell, aud
"a ths Waistooat pocket IN Tis CASKS aud divided
n shfAuAIk nusEs ~ administered by Nulpet u Lulle
man kou1 lbcord &c &c Pncu, 81 each four cases
~ cue ol ~ winch saves 50; ad in S21 cases, whereby
lcIe ~ saving OF 50 Ia h0 had, wholesale and retail
Of pr HARLOW, l0f Bletc ckGr ST.. New York Immei
Aley og fgceying rgmittanu', DE- Harrow will fnrward
we ~ rs L ~ 10 part OF tho wuru securely
writer 80 ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ''e
Foi sulcbY GAYLORD HAMMOND,
does dkw ly pBl Agenfs Gisveian1
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Steamer Departures To-day.

Ig'For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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Total,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Say- See advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
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Russian Steam Bathing Establishment,
% Hicks ST., near Eugins House No. 10,
Cleveland, CWest SideJ
nToCpT fyuV, =,

- Cleveland, (West Side.l
YNHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH is
= unltnally known AL over Europe where II is cstub
lished alt the largr uitiss and tyen An nnv ihs
smnl er towns, ard is uu ga,eray approved by all mtd-
lc'; huthonnts ms mt only safe, quick Ell and
lshll agree bic remedy against tuunhcr
uHublosuna usopsS hul also pumnler OF health bs-
toiVuf ui siren IN. aud most powerful str-ngthener of
'hu h' ivus syss M that no uuricuar recOmuenda OF
Is Gnllrd ior A. purifying aud tuvigOThng agent tor
Tue 81 IN ts bath Is bokuU lodged surps oil hy no
W. am water, rcun aud uiso urib ted n thess os
tul ishmculs, Affects the whole body such powerful
Way hs 10 romprtey efaucuO i'oaes which obs inatuy
resist other rnedics. Rheumatism, Salt Rheum Ring
Worm. inB's Evl Fever Sores Dppsy aud all uhef dis
ets rlslng hun sulpres cd urmur id action Of tho skis
urn radically cured without eX biting inernal medicine
Diseases Of the Hir-pusiugu, Caa.th, Coughing, ard
hfa removed ~ithuut difficulty.
khlHrgement ut iho n, or aud Spten, Dyspepsy Piles
hletculalsm, SOTuiu0us ellmg ParaytiC ystaiica
Ahecons, Sou', and suneimrs fpoptu hts DeaiposS,
ana gfehi numhor Of other Hilmau's successfully
treated q! lhn eficfy oi StOam bRihng In ali trse VI
nc IONS th"tb 10 the ufplost proof record Nothing
ciuimod Ter H. but what artualy be dlue ana what
even ona may experience lG himself.
JUST Try n
Cud and Warm WWol Baths. a. VOL as shower Bath,
are c!nashoi with this estAbshmtni, and used
separately.
TicKtrs:A single Slepm Bah CO conts rer doz $500
A c ia OF warla water Bath IS Ct; or COZ, ] 90
Hurs Of admission, for ladies Tuos1nys Thaisla,s aud
SHtutd Ns in tHt trUEni Tor HUutieuru duTmg the
turno1us Of tho ssase duya ifyn TO O'Clock Sui
days tipni 10 - u'cl.uE A NJ
HEtuANN RAEgEL, Proprietor
Cleveland, Aug 10Th. ls9 hne3O.asi
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20 DR. JAS. MCCLINTocK's PEoroRAL SYRUP
Science and fact alike guaranty the immoasuabe supe-
rorty Of this remedy every other prescribed for
hrmod cOuEb oppression OF he chest bronchial difficulties
and consumption. When all other medicines have failed
in this there is hope, safety, life
Price 81 90. soh BY wM. FGsKE, Clevelanl,
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BRANDRETu's Pulls HAvD no AorloN HAVE
ON IMPURITIES Young people connot, but mddle-uged
aud Old people can, the medicine which, being
used IN sckues only upon tho Of the disease
Around every organ effected there tbs medicine pene-
traes removing impurities preventing all settling Of the
humors into ulcers swell!ngs tumors. Iu Heat Alice
Tons In Epilepsy ia Pleur y in Sore Throlts and aec-
tions of the Respiratory organs gouerolly, in Iyspcrs
thdse wonderful Pills give mediate rel of and perseye-
will be NIuladios which have been
PIE ounced be oud human skill have been cured by their
use And is this so wondotfull Behold the reason -
BRANDRErHs PILLS purify the blood they have no power
except over impure humoTs aud these being removed the
disease is removed Mllins deriving health from the
use OF this iunqcen' med'n- which never woakeus but
always strengthens hs w. by taking OF the b. dy the.
mhtrrs wilt h had, as it WERE the life pinci le ul
cu,toly aud secondly by tmpariug life giving property
Sod at No %! Cnnal st.. Braudreth's Building sul 10y
a $ Ga dtn r. NO go SuIe street. aud by
J. T., "heedon, Hudson and all RESPECTABLE dealers IN
medicines Il w
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Notice.

DAMAGED GOODS 5000 Yards
~ Wet Prints, Tow Deins iold vt GRRAr BARgAiss M
g. HAYhOED ECOlS
Cleveland, Sept % 1859 ''upeii Ts'f'e'
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CLEVELAND BinLE sociErY,-A meeting ofthe
officers will be held Tuesday evening q lth inst at
o'clock, at the ohice Of J. Perkins, Perkins
Building, jast south OF new Court House Special
and important business will come before the meet.
lag, Il +. YouSs. sec'y.
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rR- A Warming to the unwnrr. and one

EBT A Warning to the Unwary, and one
''mighty to save" is contained IN the book HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PATHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. It
eKp dns fully and uneQuooaly the cnuses Of urc-
tona teangcments aud Frustrated wors with unfang
instructions erddoe every aud particle Of tho ven
ON OF di7ease that guawing that iudousy but too
surely eats away aud undermines the constitution leaving
man but the wreck cf his former self The victim OF this
natal tendency should not lose moment in procuring this
Invaluable work
Sold by DR., BARROW, I57 Prince street New, York -
Price 25 cents. Sent free everywhere
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND and VIM FIsKP
Druggists, Cleveland oct7
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ShUoh hES-A tine assortment of
- ha and Dloh Brushes also, Teeth Brushes OF IyofV
Bone Builalolloru ami Sandal Wusd. Forssis by ''
lcuF CArK1lnRn
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ES We Itioctd TO fud thut tho renowned Chemist
Of New England AVER has length turned his al
tonliou the disorder which hangs like blight upou our
community Our section Is us healthy any other with
single exception, and that is The Fever and Aeue which
hauuts evory side But lis remedy roEs cure MS
should know it must If he made it, Cast out this bale fol
disease from among and the lovees spots
Ia the West -[seutiuel, Fairfield, Iowa
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lng y F. YoUSo, Sec'y.
TARGET sHoor or THIS LIeHT DRAoooNs.-
The Cleveland Light Dragons Captain JonN
SHRINK, yesterday had their annual target shoot
aud ball They pa AIDED the streets about 10
o'clock on their way to Forest Grove where the
sharp shooters tried their skill upon the target -
The day was hne, and everything passed Of pleas
anty and successfully.
The first prize, Of a gold watch, was won by
George Rel ensahli the second of a silver hunting
watch, by John b. Wigman, and the third, Of a
silver goblet, by -- locker.
The Cleveland Light Artillery, Co D., and CJ
e. were also out exercising and parading.
A grand ball at National Hall in the evening
closed the festivities OF the day. at which th,
Heeker Band did as good service as they had dur
ing the day at the bead Of the Dragoons.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26

p0-In one of the carriages, on the day of
the opening of the U. s. Fair at Chicago,
were four members of the U. s. Agricultur-
al Society, who have never used alcoholic liqI
uors or tobacco; three of them have never
known sickness in any manner Two Of
them are over seventy years Of age, and two
over fifty. Three of them are at present
Vice Presidents of the U. s. Agricultural
Society, and one member Of the executive
committee. The names of these gentlemen
who are an example to the rising generation
are Vice President J. Brooks, of Mass. JohI
Jones, of Delaware, and F. G. Cary, of Ohio
the member of the executive committee is }
W. Ware, of Virginia.
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NEWS ITEMS


The Virginia papers advocate general cele~
b-ation of the battle Of Yorktown on the 18th
of October next
At New Orleans on the 2lst, Coroner's jury
acquitted Mr. Toledano for shooting DR.. Ora
ham. The verdict was that he shot him in self
defence.
In the country from Fort Wayne to Warsaw
Indiana, the corn is an exceedingly good crop
The ears are so long they cross in the rows
Potatoes are also good, and are selling for 20
cents bushel
Cornelius Wood, Of New York-the man who
knocked Mr.. Stryker of the platform, at ti'
Democratic State Convention at Syracuse-haI
been dismissed from the Public Store and senI
into private life.
W. W. Wright, Esq, of Gettysburg, Pa, hal
been chief engineer of the contemplated Honda
ras rail road, in Central America, at a salary o.
Sl2 900 per annum. The estimated cost Of tn
road is $4,000. 900.
An eronaut, Mr.. Pusey, who made balloon
ascension from Poughkeepsis, on the 18Th, cam
down near the town Of Pleasant Valley at
P ,.AI,y with such violence that he barely esea
ped with his life.
Benjamin Kipbsll. lawyer Of Bangor, Me
Is under arrest. charged with forging depOsi
tion purpohing to be made BY Joseph Greeley
H., Of sutton, N. II and a magistrates eertih
cate 70 the same, by which he (Rimball) 90
taIned divorce from his wife. He was he'll
IN $4,000 bail for trial.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26
THE NEW WONDER /


Peter Ioesc's fNafr Rest0gntiyel
THIS Hair Rcstolatlve ia now acknowl-
edged 70 be thebsal ever Invented for All diseases
Of the Hair and The seap, and II hiss worked wcn-
ders wherever used. Several Of our citizens have
tried and speak IN the highest terms Of iia cura-
tive properties. The following ia one among the
many certificates Just received BY the proprietorl-
DAYroT, sept. 9th, 1859.
Mn, P. JossEs--For several years past, from some
cause our hair has been gradually falling out until
entire badness threatened ua. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result. We
were induced ~ Try your "Restoratirce by hearing
It highly spoken OF BY ihose who had uecd - AVID
who assured us that It had the aofl 81 bring-
ing a new and vigerohs KnWih ofheii upon their
hra,iu. ~ have iitcl Il AND a eceetefIecsa are
plRinig rlallic n TIC growth Of hair where
We Wess fsti teesAibs hald We cannot recommend
the restorative 700 highly.
Yours, truly,
NgM. sWALBN,
s. l.. BRoADWELL,
OWEN TRENoR,
J.J.swALEM.
For sale at the Barber shop of Peter Josae, Il,
Jefferson street, Dayton. septis.awd
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No UoNDUoroRl-When the sandusky down
train reached Bellefontaine on Thursday eve.
ning last. two street railroad cars were attached
TO the train to be taken TO Cincinnati,
for parties ordering them. They were put
in the train between the baggage and the pas'
senger cars, and when time was up, the engi-
neer at the given signal put the iron horse
in motion, Away went the train at good
speed, having been detained few minutes over
s;-.., ...d tl- PassSugeIs VINO had taken seats
in the new cars wondered that the conductor
didn't come around | Some thought they
would be fortunate enough to get ride to Day
ton for nothing, by having taken the new cars
in which the conductor had not the right tc
make collections At the first station-somG
Is miles below Bellefontaine. the Engineer made
an astonishing discovery, which had the effec
of opening the eyes of the folks in the new
cars, and account for the conductor not having
called upon them! At the moment of starting z
the man who was engaged in coupling the carr
failed 10 make the connection, and the passen
ger cars were left behind The Locomotive
and piece of the train were backed up to Belle
fontaine.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-26

How TO ACCOMPLISH IT.-All that is neces'
sary to accomplish the success Of the Demo
cratic ticket in this county this fall is for
eUery Democrat to vote for it on the llth of
next month; that is all. But in order to ac-
complish this, efforts must be made to bring
out the strength the vote Let ever mem
Der of the party, from this moment on until
"the declaration that the polls are closed" on
the evening of that day, constitute himself a
COMMITTEE of one" to secure this object,
1t can be done, and easily. Let the Shy
locks how'll Let them shake their locks
made CORY by the numerous Victims they
have sacrificed to greed for gold--at you
answer them at the ballot~box; tell them il
an uumistakable manner, that their reigr
is over; that their power is broken; that they
will no longer be permitted to cripple hon
est trade, and put their unholy heels upon th'
necks of mechanics and laborers. This can
be done; it must be done, if we would recov
er from the prostration brought about b,
the money sharks, through the aid Of the op
position law makers. We will succeed i
the Democratic vote is brought out. We can
not believe that 30 important matter will
be neglected. Go to work at once and yol
will succeed