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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adh'rs Of James Gibson, decd.
TRUST Sale

r virtue of deed Of trust from An,,ray At.,a,
- Mle 70 the understgned dated the i4th March
IN the Clerks Office the COUNTY Conrt
s So1nsS' IN BOOK 80, page $780, SHALL on the 9th SEN
Sop dSs at II o'clock the front door Of he
lie auction to the highest bidder 70 Ssie by pub
Itfest In the Vista to said city
title Is iGdispatabls. Terms, cash va SA'as' Tue
aug20-dtd JOHN M11RnacK
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i<w B. FRANkL1S, sup't.

d Little Army.-J. N. steed, Esq, Par
kersburg; Capt. Jos. Burns, New Orleans; ia
cob Bell, ESQ.,, Utica; o.; Rev. Geo. Brown,
Gnfontown, Pa; j. G. Morris, Esq, steuben-
vile; a. Bennett Minnesota; j. Thompson,
Esq Wisconsin; A. j. Moore, Esq, Santa Fe;
d. 5. Meyer, ESQ.,, Indiana; R. P. Camden, Yves,
ton' Va; Mays Bell, West Alexander; Capt.
Jos, Richardson, Wheeling; Dr. a. a. Alison,
Wheeling; I. NJ. Humphrey, Wheeling; Mr..
Jetters, Wheeling; and and hundreds of others.
say of DR.. Todd's Anti bilious or Liver pills
that, they arc ''the best pills we can eet."@
These pills and DR.. Chapmnn's HOarhound Bal
Sam lor coughs, Colds, &C., are for sale by deal
orders to II m T.oS,y 2. o. 600
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling VA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

W-Fsasraz Court case of the United
states against Jeremiah Beatty, charged with
passing bogus coin, occupied the attention of.
the court Yesterday afternoon.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IA number of the
prominent citizens Of Philadelphia have adj
dressed ex Senator Cooper letter requesting
his views as to the expedency OF insisting upon
a reduction of postage and an increase of duties
us issues in the approaching National elections.
His Ills reply is looked for with interest by the
daoblers in State and Federal politics.
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==-@s~s%

DrosOned.-A very valuable horse be>=
longing to Mr.. Thomas Darrah, of jefferson
county, Ohio, was drowned yesterday while
crossing the river at Martinsvilie, Ohio
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

zANEsvlLLE, Sept 7tL.-Fire Companies from
Dayton, Urbana, Columbus, Cleveland, Newark
and other places have arrived. Many more are
to be very large.
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BY HkI.nCn ,I,1.-

j w" YORK, Sept. 7.-Cottou heayv7 am h.,5
except for State, which is firm. IL mn isi Eonr
ST. is for SSies y 900 bus for white
"a nus at 81 for mixed in store PoyE
= IN ior mess and $lOQ1G25 for nrine sS
g WHISKY firm at96<G2T sales
ustte. cut me9tS-hamS So TaiIoi1 az s.ls
sugar heavy; do 5IFS6 STEADY at l0S8.
i OATrLR MAREkF.-ReevfSI a.. = :,
csinI Oh osgssi extremes 6A@ll Sheen
z"0g9 head; all qualities Slightly din5 re
head. Nu3t, swine hrm; receipts ,5Uu
exeess Of s Sept. of Flour continue In
perne range from Tor Old stosE @
old stoI for fresh ground q S s
fai ana fresh ground extra, and $S2SG S for t
amd eney Rye Flour orn Meal stesSv o ,S
nS5 G f bush red sid lss 80 and whit, ~
i've, GoO bush Delaware sold AT T5e and ase at
in savaneed 2nU0 bush. yellow sold at as
2gU0 bush. old P.nns in stove eli
new az So ant! 20Jg bush. new Deawar AZ Soei
tAttu at 4eS9o. WHISKY steady at 27GD2TE "4u mary
ana sA5T SG Sept Eour heavy and lower Howard
a. ~ So oFhas sell at So Wheat firm: saIs tx
~ Tor white and $1U5l2 for rel, IS S.1
,; Hute ana yellow 1SG9SUc. Provisions Hrn .j
quiet at 2S56c. = 1sS' posK 5000 Whisky
S1 sept There is change In FIonr A ,no
10g LOT snperilne; s., TI49 for
aeuTS quotations stll 9ta95 for red: 5I 5
hell at S not moving freely; sales 7uGsiIc Oats stilI
s9GcE The narke bacon a5; shoulder y as to
!
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gsr; LOUIS, Sept. THE FIGURING Mill, Of
Goodwin, Miller Co., and the two adjoining
buildings, on the corner Of Ashley and Main
600, insured for $4,000. - -
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M =TTE3IaS

-. cSpts Week.-The Intetligencer is
i : - SUBSCRIBERS in any part of the city.
sS boTbood at ten cents week.
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the mail train that a

-,,oir-On the mall train that arrived
- morning at 2o'clock, from the east,
s'', W.. closely nailed box, directed to the
s. 'sors Of the Mcclure House. The porter
s' .rred the box, observing on the outside
s, ,s5s "open Immediately, supposed that ii
;,sd something requiring the proprietor's
SS ~ lie therefore carried the box IN. to
rSere two of The attaches of the house
.,ioyipg virtuous aid undistubed Stun.
- The porter aroused the inmates, and de-
-, the box on the floor, proceeded to take
va s id, one of the attaches kneeling in front
~. work, whilst the other occupied a. recum.
- ,,,itiOn on the bed. Asno5 one was aware
s u. contents of the box, its opening was
s5to with great curiosity mingled with not
s' F,,. isar When the lid had been raised
,.Ds l,lf an inch on one side, the light was
l .JJ to the crevice, when the kneellng locker
:. ave leap and yell, dropped the candle
~ as he struck the bed, the word "Snaixn
:. ierked out of him with horrible grating
Oos Of the attaches cooned the bed post the
other wrapped himself up in a mosquito bar
,sl the porter hung himself up against the
v,l like bat The party who had mounted
ii. bed post finding that he could not hold on
much longer, managed to creep along the cross
pieces leading from post to post, and then
crsrlsd through the window over the door and
L, himself down into the hall outside. He soon
procured light and returning thrust it quickly
INTO the room 50 that the trembling occupants
night see how things were situated. The re.
ort Of mo snaix visible was soon made from
he inside, and again the box was surrounded
he lid was removed slowly and cautiously, and
iseovsred a lot of the finest speckled trout we
ave ever seen. They are from Oakland, and
the light of din candle look very much
'e rattIesnakes, especially where a full view of
heir proportions cannot be commanded.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

iY-Di'trsssing Suieide.-Mrs. Mary Conn
wife Of Frank P, Coun, of steubenviIie, COM
mitted suicide in that place night before last
By hanging herself in the house where she re.
sided. The Herald says her body was discov-
cred short time after life had become extinct.
she had been subject to attacks of insanity for
some months, caused by faithlesness, NEGLECT
and absence on the part of her husband, who
if all reports are true, she slowed not wisely
but too WE'LL On receiving a short unsatisfac.
tory letter from her husband last week, who has
bscn absent for some time, and hearing that he
had been arrested on charge of counterfeitinp
she exhibited signs of returning insanity, was
greatly distressed, and in her agony of mind
severed her connection with this world, as above
described. Her maiden name was Mills. She
is connected with some of our most worthy
families, and leaves four little children and
large circle OF friends aud acquaintance 10
mourn her death. This is indeed sad case
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

VS.. s. ute ntlntotth sstablesor.,.
W. On Market strest Mr.. ReIty fonai !;
IN the stable and regarding his nrs .ssaa
as, g trespass and nuisance
~. WIN ajshoyel and the assistance of ~,
pa'sy' oeatahImSin severe manner ina;st;s q q
49, otnsr Injuries, an ugly cash nnSn sE e,
u, city and the other man we've 80
Wv 5.,H lnea five dollars and costs bv Ala VT
upon complaint Of Weltv W.
ns;no s as's Tor committing nuisance ana
s abusive language. The trial came ar bas
fsi,;z1 zA'us MeCourtney, but the complainont
missed. - - ,naeHer was dis dis
B-Bstore AM. QafaSev.-Nr. S.,zs5.
1910 " neel'ng' the nother of the little girl
1 1! whom a rape was. committed on FT;6oy
n ohs last, was arrested yesterday upon the
snarge OF assisting in the preparation If tbat
4'' nv transaction. She was sent to iaiL
Ipree ooys named Depo, Taylor and Ritter
80 arrested Yesterday, charged with cutting
NJ, :, Tue barber pole of Mr.. Meyer, of Centre
Wheeling They were fined one dollar and
edsign. - ''9 s'FiP-
:, "a man by the name of Baxter was semitic
jail for disorderly conduct, and Mrs Halle
was nned 81 and costs for a similar offence
a Mrs Bryson went to the drinkine bonso 80
" man named Mcknight, to take her husband
nome. when the proprietor oc the place pushed
s ser OUT OF the house and struck her. The Of.
,t e was fined five dollars and costs. Aid
s Su,sley and officer Lancaster were as busy as
bees yesterday in settling all these cases.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

WAsnrSGToN, Sept. T. Sometime ago Capt.
Stone made a full statement to our government
Of the circumstances attending the expulsion Of
~, and other Americans from Sonora
This act of the government of Pczchiero being
clearly a violation of the provisions Of our
treaty with Mexico, proper measures have been
tukenfor the protection of our citizens in that
quarter.
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o,..5orlation ofany Paper In Wesi
ern Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

E1="1ae Sally Night' made Htdcous.-Cer-
tain bipeds rendered noisy by force of the oar,
dent, and by virtue of the same agent also
rendered either Oblivious or needless Of the
MAXIM do unto others as you would that they
Should do unto you" RECALLED themselves and
awoke and diSgusted divers of their neighbors,
at o'clock yesterday morning, by induIging
In disgusting exercise, doubtless by them call
l led singing, but which to men of taste, sounded
like the discordant braying of three of those
animals termed by the curious in Natural His
tory Jerusalem Ponies" Said bipeds are res
qnested to hold all future similar concerts, on
the top of Wheeling Hill, out of ear shot of
decent and orderly folks, who, that they may
rightly perform their lays duties, are desirols
mat their nights should be undisturbed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

New ORLEANS Sept 7.-Advices from Jamai-
ca 10 the 10Th, have been received:
reinforcement will be asked rom England for
u. the better protection of the Northern part Of
the Island against negro riots.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

B-A NOrel Surgical Opsration.-A bow
named Jacob Harvey presented himself at the
office Of Dr. Haley Mccoy, for advice in rela.
ton to bis arm, which he says was broken two
months since, aud so unskillfully ii Gated bv his
physician as to render the limb useless and to
cripple tho boy for life. After examining the
case the Doctor decided on breaking the arm
over again preparatory to the proper adjust
ment of the distorted bones. Having the boys
consent he applied an extending apparatus,
which enables the surgeon to WELD power
equal to that of twelve men. With this he ex.
tended the limb to its utmost tension, when, BY
sudden manipulation, he broke both bones at
the original place of fracture, Strengthened and
dressed the arm, which. now bids far TO bo 70.
stored perfectly. The boy bore this operation
with the most determined resolution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

PrrrsnuRc, Sept. T.-Riycr 10 inches at Glass.
house, falling Weather clear and pleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

81 Railroad Acctdent.-The mail train on
tie =, & P. R. r., which left here on Monday
afternoon, was, when near Freedom, about 20
miles below Pittsburgh, thrown from the track
0y run ming upona COW, which, being behind a
sudden curve in the road, was not seen until the
10 locomotive was too near to be timely checked.
The forward baggage car was thrown from the
track and capsized, and other cars were fearful.
" tossed about Oh the broken track. A lady
Oh tH's city and little boy were injured.
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SAtst9s94aEsSSA l9fsie lSt.l.e.
BRooNs-oommon S34S =
~ FT6R=-In kegs 9ai6
st53uCSEFs-hArfetta $36s9,q5
-4estern ReSerYsSNtN9e.
SDLES-Fall6R mouth siIinS sssts - op.. "a
8 SS9EEkf-JavalSc; Rio l2aleI(
Il HHEAF-1,108l ,qO Ss ~ : 4a : f'gF''k w. - s
O4Is-Sss
7sRRATHkRs-46 ass scsrScsS X -
as5i H.
j 4tNsAGG-S5840 .sSss
HH3FG5SEs5 5s,1 son.sa %; s1ooo
AE--L0uIsviheSf5ei :,
sSf5isl 81 SElssns 90 Sugar House
: NAILS-31I for I0dys = - y ~ ,e - S4'ae
RAos-a9SX, dull
: sRIcE-5i85S -,
SsEADs-Flaxseed 1a5; Glover 5s<, s. ~
ssso4fT-Oastile per ID 15@16:5c0mmon hl5e
SgeARsENeW. Orleans Kos hhd saS1Sini M
j S ~ CRF-Seotch &c; Rappee 5000 ~ - Sg4s
= -GnnpoWder 4n65TO; ImpeTIsi a a5ses.,Y
touching 2598Hc;y 0olong 859TSe SS' n sohS2SI0ei
1 II!ohAcco==6 twists ~ five roll 24aPs
a. oMooL-Unwashed from IS 10 %. ClS,,r.
~; Full blood extra 40 to 45 9H J" ssned * to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

BALrINoRE, Sept. THE Meeting to. morrow
will be immense. The disordcrlies seem 10 have
vanished fot, two weeks. Not the slightest dis
turbance. baltimore is now a model city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

81 itehteto,On.-Ma.ters and things about
tn, this enterprsing place are beginning to look up
We observe many improvements going forward
and general hustle and business activity seems
to prevail. The town has arisen to the dignity
OF penny Post" through which we are nd.
Hlss'' of the doings down there A new Odd
Fellows Hall is being fitted up in the third
story of J. & W. E., Handlin's building. 1t
will 'naSe very good sized Lodge Room, aud
will be something new in South Wheeling.
We understand that there are quite large
numb of the Order residing thereabouts, who
nave long felt the need of such an institution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

SSS64Y MoRNING, SEPT. s, 1859.
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BosroS, Sept, THE royal mail steamship
america II "a; sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08

NEw YoKk, Sept. r. General Order, No. ..
dated Sept. z, Receivers office, N. Y. & Erie
Railroad, reads thus: II have this day appoint
ed Chas. Minot, general superintendent Of the
road with power to issue such general rules
for the administering the duties Of his Office
subject to my approval in writing.
Signed, NATmASIE1. MAnsun
Thisis considered capital appointment on.
all sides. =
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Z! Lexington ST., between a h MT.
AA"<S ~ Baltimore, JEfTiiIoI,tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
1l.ST NIGHTS REPORT.
EROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToE, May -,
Vim X Parrish has been appointed District
Attorney for the southern district of Illinois,
vice W. j. Allen resigned.
The order for the removal of the land office
from Buchanan to Portland, MINI, will be car.
ried into effect ON the 7th of June
The Postmaster General has declined to
adopt for the stamped envelopes, the new style
with ruled backs.
The Secretary of the Treasury has prepared
a circular addressed TO collectors of customs,
saying tho immunity Of our merchant vessels
at sea from seizure, search, detention, or visit,
in time of peace, by the vessels of war of any
foreign nations being now admitted by all tho
maritime powers of tho world, it is very desira.
BILE that the nationality Of our vessels should
always be promptly displayed in the presence
Of "A ship Of war,
The Secretary of the Treasury ia directed by
the President to instruct the collectors of Gus
toms to request the captains in the merchant
service at their respective ports, always TO dis
play their colors as promptly as possible when
ever they meet upon the ocean an armed cruiser
of any nation.
The Postmaster General, on the 18th, asked
the opinion of the Attorney General as TO his
power to reduce the great overland mail from
a semi weekly to a weekly service, thus design
ing to save 100000 annually.
The Attorney General cannot under the law
reduce the present rate Of service.
Capt Buchanan has been ordered TO the COM
mand of the Washington Navy Yard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

CLEVELAND OIL coNP4NY, cHAs. A. DEAN, sEc'Y.
The company's new establishment was completed
and put in excellent running order in the begin
ping Of last January. It is equal to the best in
northern Ohio situated at the corner of Water
and s. Clair streets Their principal building
for manufacturing products, b, YOU aS '"ru OIL anu
steaine candles, is located on st. Cla S're0'--
This structure is of the following dimensions, viz
so feet front by 80 in DEPTH three stories iu height
Of twelve ieeti the clear between floor aud ceiling,
fire proof throughout, The first story is occupied
as an ice house, storage, press and cooling
department. In the press room there are 10 lever
presses capable of holding 10000 lbs of lard at
each pressing. The coolingroo are all furnished
with patent coolers for the purpose of manufactur-
ing oil during the summer, equal TO winter
strained The ice house near these rooms contains
| One hundred and fifty cords Of ice extends up
through two stories, and is located in the rear of
the establishment.
The second story is used as a receiving aud ship
ping apartment candle and bleaching rooms &c
The stearine candles made at these works are
manufactured by stanthrops improved machines,
they being decidedly superior to all others in
use, Some 2,4OO lbs Of candles can be furnish
ed daily at these works. Bleaching and melting
the raw materials is done by steam process. The
bleaching kettle is one OF the largest cast iron
jacket kettles made, holding 2,4OO lbs of stearine
and boiled by dry steam. Their steam boiler is
located outside the main works, consequently the
furnaces being in an adjoining building, renders
th,s establishment entirely fire proof On the
third 2oor are to be found the melting, granuat-
ing press and steam rooms. Presses used for the
second pressing are of much larger dimensions
than lard oil presl es, having capacity for eighteen
tons pressure. The stock in these is subjected TO
temperature of niaety degrees Fahrenheit,
thereby making much hrmer candle then by the
old screw presses The business office and sales
rooms are in The railroad block adjoining entran-
ces Nos 81 aud SO Water Street. In these store
rooms are constantly upwards of ten thou
sand gallons Of oils, constituting general supply
for railroad use, and all kinds ofmaohinery These
works are under the immediate superintendent
of Mr. John Alexander, who has had charge Of the
same over twelve years,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

Nor RIGHT--Our Custom House, is qndoubted
ly a very fino building, and we always look upon
its elegant proportions with pleasure, No one will
deny however, that those ane trees which surround
the building are also beautiful in themselves, or
that they add greatly TO the attactiyoness Of the
structure itself. Such being the case we could not
help remarking yesterday while making visit 70
the p o. that 1t be a pity to haoe them Killed yet
that such will be the result of allowing them to re
main with the pavement laid tight up to the bodies
of the tressas at present very certain That trees
cannot flourish with the groond above the roots
entirely covered with Gag stones, wholly excluding
the air, sunlight pnd heathiul moisture, would be
obvious enough, it actual experiment had not
shown such to be the case ip n Y city and else
where. The stones should be removed for little
distance around each tree, and necessary an iron
railing put around. Such process would not be
very expeusive aud would save the trees from al
most certain destruction. Can 1t not be done
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
nr. Cheeseman,s PIIIs

b combination OF ingredients ia these Pills is tho
yuI o long aud extensive practice They are mild in
,boiruratiou and cerain in correcting OIL Irregularities
nin1l sasuairuatious all distractions, shoth
from cold or Otherwise headache pain 10 the side pal
Aitaiiou the heart whites all nervous affections hys-
ries atiu ue pain ia tho back and lim1s, Sc disturbed
. sep which arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
srs the commencement Of new era in the treatment Of
-, t, Iari,ies and obstructons which have consigned
many thous n of The young, the beautiful and the be-
level "a PREMa TuRE Grave, No female can enjoy good
bh unless she Is regular aad whenever an obstruction
go nlscs Che geuera health besins TO decline.
pU CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
80. ,h. most efretual remedy ever known for all COM
ints peruiiar Females 10 ni clA,es thev are nyu-
Rab tadoa0 iBA ceTtaiHtg, pctoatcdl regularity They
are Enoe h thou auds who have used them al dherent
peu0ds thJuughout Tho cluutry hVtuB the sanction OF
Inc md 81 sBlinfuf ptggia0Hs ia America, b..
Erpf dirfei6ns siaiing Bhen gHd when they should NOT
De used VIII each BoXthg Pree one Dotar each boz con-
AV1usbIe pam hlet to be had free Of the Agents Pills
genf bV matt prOnlBfy by pice 10 the General
Ageut. sold BY druggists generally.
r. HUfCnlNGS, General Agent,
No lba Nhumuora =, New hOtks Il
SOLD ia Cleveland BY WIN. FlsKE AID GAYLORD &
HAMMOND nprsd&wBm2d
CY5 The Dyspeptic can have all his woes ban
ishe5 IA hs vii bat Hutohngs' Life EHil1ant Weak
Ftomaeb eeblo dge.tun distress after eating costvf
habits "A iousuess low spirits Will And nasier tn
lh0ye compound Sold by WM' FIskE Sleyelagd aud
~ druerisis eenerallY a.It4ls Nanz3B
HAIR OYEl HAIR DYE III HAIR DYE I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27
GENERAL AssEMBLY

WILhINuIONl May 20. ?
In the General Assembly Of the Presbyterlsn
Church TO day. the debate on the report on For.
eign Missions was concluded.
The Committee accepted the amendments Of DR.
Stevens and the report was adopted
The management Of the Church erectlou 6,nd
was approved, and proposals 10 change the plan
thereof was rejected,
The report condemning the policy Of the A. II.
NJ S. towards his denomination In Illinois and en-.
larging the powers OF the Church Extension Com.
mittte Will probably be adopted 10 morrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-27

FIRE IN DovER.-Johr Schwartz, living about
IA miles out. while at work some 90 rods from the
house, was about 10 take a lunch which his wife
had just brought him at 10 O'Clock on Tuesday
last, when he heard loud cry Of Gre, and
discovered his house was on hre. The stone
house, barn, shed, aud the Old log house were
entirely consumed with everything IN them
There were five tons Of hay 10 the barn and
good supply OF provisions IN the house The fire
ex ended 10 the woods, burned some ieuce, and
destroyed about an acre aud half Of fine winter
wheat
The loss is about 81 200 and no Insurance. This
falls heavily op an industrious, honest man, well
known here, as Mr. Sohwarz was an Old mail
carrier aud for a long time with Mr. Patrick Al the
Frankhu House, aud with surbrug In the johnson
House.