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Last Nights Rep Ort.
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHINoToN, Dee. a.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Yaandigham, of Ohio. said that any
man who endorsed and signed recommenda.
tion for the circulation Of an incendary doou
ment Ike Helpers book, should not he Speaker
or n member Of this House.
lie gave way to "a motion 10 adjourn, which
was negatiyed by vote Of ls4 yeas to I0G
nays,
MIR V. resumed his rcmalks by saying that
he had message to deliver, and would hold
tho floor till the 4th Of March next but that be
would be heard but did not wish to proceed
this evening
Another motion to adjourn was neRatiyedhy
two maj
Mr. Y proceeded, and read from the cnmpen-
dium OF Helpers book extracts embracing the
strongest 0bOition sentiments. ThiF, he said,
was the doctrine which fifty eight members of
the last Congrass had endorsed and recon
msndcd TO be circulated throughout the North
and West, and yet some Of these very sirncrs
had recently assured this House that they arc
not AbotiOnists.
notwithstanding that, Mr. V. desired am adj
jnurumcnt A majority refused to accede 20 his
wlshce, and hc read from a Circular which rec.
omended certain extreme measures TO produce
q slave insuueotiOn in the South.
Mr. Ashmore Of S, q, announced that al
this time that programme was being csrried oui
in South Carolina. One of those most vile and
Infamous creatures lad been caught 10 Green
vile district with ten or fifteen copies OF llel
per's book for distribuiion among the tree ne.
groes aud non slavholdors
Mr. Cobb also exelaimed--"lIang him"
Mr. Ashmore said they would characierize
| Mr. Helper as a renegade and iei from North
Carona--a man who dared pot chow himself
on the soil that gave him birth! Correspond
ence had been found on the person Of this Da
rell Wells that made starting revelations as to
the completely Of Northern men HIS treason
vas discovered and ths fact communicated by q
man who never owned slaves in hia life
At baf past five a motion 10 adjourn was
carried by two majority.
SENATE.
Mr.. Wade said be regarded john Brown
insane, aud asked Senators TO Discriminate ba
tween the man and his acts, lf the State oI
Virginia feels deeply agRrieyod al this in urs on
into her territory and the murder OF her citizens
what were the feelings Of the Northern men
lew years ago whose relations aud friends had
gone into q far distant territory and formed
looionies there weak end feeble, seatterut
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TAYLOR. Griswold Co dressing Gowns for Caris m
heuberg Hauaa ,un-C hiiatmns pfssen,s
S. s. Bariit-Coal OIL
Ingham Brtgg-ST aldins's Prepared Glue.
Hawks h Bro New Books aud Periodicals
W. Melhinch-Fresh Fggs, Roll Butter ~
Fogg, Ellsworth Co Holiday Presents.
Anniversary Church Festival-west Side.
John Schrink--Freuch TOYS tor the Holidays.
InEuam Brasg--Ju Juvoniles.
Johnson's Self CsGtratpg Gas Iifht
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PLumiNo.--For all descriptions Of plumbing
work aud water fixtures, there Is no better place
10 the city than that Of d Z, Bower, sno,easor to
u Barnes a Co. AtWater Block Mr. Hover is
prepared with choice aud well selected stock,
good Workmen and plenty Of them to promptly
and puneiually execute AL orders, large OF small
The numerous samples OF his work which have
been done throughout the city for many Of our ell
Eeus are thelr own adveFtsment Is
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THE FAIR To NIaHT.--Do not forget or neg
leet the Fair ofthe Light Guards at Atheneum Hall
to night. The appearance of the Hall, with lis
useful articles presided over by the falrest and most
charming of dealers, will of itself amply repay the
cost Of an entrance ticket while the attractions Of
tho music and the dance, and the distribution of
the large number of gifts to tho purchasers of
tickets will be enough to attract host. The Gem
pany is one Of the best drilled and uniformed in
the State and deserve hearty encouragement from
our citizens.
Ono Ofthe prizes viii be photograph by W. C..
North, who will give to the drawer the likeness of
any friend he or she may wish.
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Ee- Neuralgia, Fits, 81. Vitu's Dance, Paraly-
bis, spinal complaint general or local debility, or
nervous prostratiOn, are cured by Dr. GibSOn's
new electrical treatment without difficulty. Il
never fails. and may justly no REGARDED as u spe-
efo. 0llee No. III Ontario street, a fSw doors
rom the Public Square,
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DoDdE --Ossian f. Dodge, will, in accordance
with the request of a large number of the citizens
Of Cleveland, give Concert at Chapin's Hall On
the evening of Thursday Dec. 22j, That it will
be good, nobody who knows Dodge will dispute,
aud who Is there that don't know hint Prepare
for hearty and genuine good time.
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ETmoPIAN MrNsTRELsY.-The New Orleans
Metropolitan Ethiopian Troupe open at the Acad
emy of Music tonight. There has been a dearth Of
minstrelsy here this winter, nud even were not this
the case, tho reputation of this Company should
ensure full house CO, al ye who enjoy hearty
laugh at the burlesquo opera, or to whose ears the
music of the banjo and the bones comes as the
sound of laughing waters.
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TROTTINa STALLIoN--A CHALLENGE The
Patchin, who lately made bis mile in trial Of
speed with Flora Temple inside OF 226 challenges
any other stallion in the world to trial of speed
for $4,000. 1t is believed that the owner oi
Ethan Allen will accept the latter. Ethan is a
small horse of the Morgan breed, aud has trotted
several times under 22G.
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Wa. 4. Bachelors Hair DyeI
IA "a larmLeas and rcIiable Due kfaele

U7ITV
The Original suu rest IN The wurdl
Al etheTs nitagi1ua aud should be avoided
GU Sish "a escape ridicule
GRAY, RID on RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
bsautlfa and natural Bro0h nRok, without the least
inJufy to Hair OF Skin.
BIFTEEN MEDALS AND pIPL0MAs lave beer
warded to VIM A. Batetoot slncs 1870, and ever 10000
applications have bssa made to the HA Of his patrons
his famous Dyes
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature aad 10 WARRANTED
to inure ia the oas however long be ooutuvd
and the i'll effect OF Bad Dyes reaedied the Hair invigor
Ated for life by this Spen1id Dye.
Made, sold GupliBd IA private Toomgl az the Wis
EaCtoTy, No. ~ BIuedWay, ". y.
Sold il ali eitiss ufths Uaited States bJ Drug
gists aud Fancy Goods Dealgss.
CF- The genuine has the and address upGn ste
plate engraving on four Sides Of each BOX, Of
innl7 No 43s Broaiwsy. N y.
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You've FoLKs CoHcERT The Concert given Of
the MeludeOn on Tuesday evening by the Juvenile
Vocal class under the direction of Prof A. Byron
Chase, assis'ed by Mrs, Douglass of New York,
was Que which gave entire satisfaction and pleas
ure to the audience. The class exhibited great
proficiency, aud spoke highly for the success at
tending the efforts of Mr.. Chase Mrs Douglass
pleased all by her part in the exercises and the
whole passed off hnely.
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Holm PRRsENTs.-We advise those persons
wishing 10 get a handsome and useful present 10
call on l.. Benedict q Son. and look at their splen-
did assortment OF Ladies' and Chlldren's Furs,
which they are selling at sach low prices that oil
can afford to purchase them.
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PACKING TRADE ---Messrs. H. NJ Chaplin &
Co., have packed up to this time about 1890 cat
tie, which closes their season for cattle. They
have commenced packing hogs but contemplate q
smaller business than last year. The high prices
paid in Cincinnati for hogs is monopolizing in
gr0at measure the pork packing trade this year.
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EB' For well becoming and beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend H. Runlni's excellent assort
menis of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as practical Futrer, Is now engaged IN manufaos
turing Capes, Mufs, Fur Gloves, eto, etc, for hs
Fail and Wnto trade. f.rI
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PLAIN ANp oRNAMENrAI, ppINT1va


t. Plln and Ornamental Printing OF ,vory dsscrirtun
done at the Pr ting Establishment OF the ADRn OHre
the latest Improved and rspid Steam Presses the
bost style, short notice, aud at oasonab rates raf
cular attention pad to Blank Work Fvcry description
of Biadug done, especially Bauk Biuks odsors Jouraa
SAFES Books, Receiving Books SC Go
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aGocD ABy IoE BE saving oil your n ouCy
make ii go great way, By buying your Hats aud
Caps Cor yourself aud children, at l. Benedict &
Sous POI Superior st., who have received a very
large and choice assortment ofgo0ds, 10 their line,
OF the lnIa.l nIYln.-
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Heavy FREIc AT TRAIN The largest freight Train
ever taken ito Albany by single engine, on the
Central Railroad, arrived there on Saturday even.
ing. Numbered one hundred and five cars, laden
with provisions, flour aud cotton.
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70 The Committee appointed to make arrange.
ments for the proposed festival of "Th5 New En-
gland Society, will meet at the Angler House this
evening. Let there be a full attendance.
EDWARD KlNsMAN, Chairman,
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~ Fine Silver Tea aciis, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &o., &c.
very large stock and all Warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOGG, ENswOETH & CO.'S,
octl Cor Superior aud Seneoa sis
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT wEsTERN.-T The state.
ment that the contractor Of this road, Mr.. Henry
Doolitlle, has been notified to be at Oean to-day
Thursday, the l5,h,) to re-commence work, is
confirmed. The Cincinnati Commercial says
II is also said that the gentleman entrusted with
the mission had succeeded in rails ng the necessary
funds "across the water" and that they were to
sail 10 the Persia on the &c Of November Also
that tue iron has been lying in New York for a
twefvemouth, and will speedily be released from
It's "bondage. 1t Is now said that the line will he
In operation from Oean to Akron in twelve
months, and TO Dayton in eighteen montbs. We
are not sanguine OF this early completion, but the
fact that our solid teow-ciiizeu, Geo. Carlisle,
Esq, has been prominent member Of the Dtect-
ory Of the Atlantic \ Great Western Co. induces
us to credit the existence Of some vitality IN the
project.
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FRnNI MRNICn.

VERA CRuz, Dec 10.
The brooklyn Is expected TO sail for New Or
leans shortly, having ratified the treaty This is
reliable,
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TROM TEXAs.

New 0RLgANs, Dee. ii
The Texas Legislature has elected Wigt,ll, reg
ular democrat, United States Senator by two ma-
lority.
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7nH M4Hssos huanra -Thetiiai ofctaiisi
MAHu ior murder has been conined 10 the Fciau-
ary term of Court by general consent
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t7- Inghsm a Bragg are appointed wholesale
Agents tor The sale Of "spauIdnga Prepared
Clue an indispensable article for an Sec adver-
| tt.aU..us
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The Railway.

TuE SUNBURY AND ERIE This road will be
opened to day from Erie to Warren Quite mum
Der Of railroad men went down from here last
uight to attend the celebration Our reporter will
furnish full report
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-15

POLICE UNIFORMS The members Of the regu
ular police force Of Cleveland are being provided
with uniform coats and caps The coats are dark
grey, and the caps blue. The dress Is very neat
aud becoming.
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POwERLEss FOR EvIL--i'orENT FoR GoOD.--
When pain Inflammation is present. and Brandroths
Pills used they st seize upoa the humors which
the Ooossion OF tho pain and Inflammation, and remove
them from the body This quality alone seizng hold,
and causing the expulsion of taprsyrd hunos s sesed
bv sther medicine For Braudrohs Pills operate solely
upon those impurities which suuouni aud affect tho It's
and organs ahectedby ditease. BY natura 9any,
tthey seize these humors because heir life below that
the surrounding parts and excel them nom the body
p0ope cannot but midd aged aud old people
10 measure spprec te that icne which, heing used
sickness acts only upon the Of disease and which
has power except upsn those hun0rs whose presence
produces every p,u, and whose renewal removes every
disease orgaa affected there these wonder
ful rs penetrate and remove impurities fom thus
venting settling ui the humo because they removed
from the body Ia rheumai ism, evers pleurse pains in
the side dysperse head aches co,tyeness, Asthma colds
coughs thross, nil ulcers bos they imme-
dise relief aud taken early, prevent organic disease
aladies pronounced beyond human sk H. have yielded
to their influence and mil ious human lives have been
saved by timely Oh how important u sickness
to that sucue which Onlg iuguishes the d.
hnd leave. evil ehec beUnd.
Sod 29t Canal BrIudrcta Building; and ~
S. Ga din No. 20 Superior stree Ceye land; and by
j. B, NhoodOn Hudson and all fasueotHbe dealers IN
medicines dSw
"a HAftx N.Y. HAIR tlYE HAIR DYE
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seiy- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawke, J. s. Matson's and Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at QuinaD's, l75 Ontario Street.
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IMpORTkNT TO FEMALEts. u Il[LlT st,.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
NuR OnMpTNT TApTnNT nR JNCD ,

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGR =
Il DIENT5 in these Ps are the result OF lug and
extensive practro They mild their operation and
certain in oorrecti Oh iregartis Painful RIens.rua-
atoms, removing all obsructous whether from cold or
otherwise, headashs, In tho g, paplatton ol the
heart whites all nervous affections hystelics fatigue
paa Ia the back aud limbs, Sc, diuSbed sleep which
arse from nterun lon of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the sncen ont Of new era in the treatment of
those aros and ohstruc ions which con- igned
thousands of the young the beautl and the be-
loved 10 Il Premature Crave No 'emale can enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever an ub,trucon
takes place the gone al health heens to declin,.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the most eGoctua remedy ever known for all COM
plants pecu ar to Females To all classes they are iuyul-
liable, afIeag gi certainty Periodical regularity They
known tO thousaus who hayi used thon at de
periods throughout the country having tho Of some
of the most eminent rhgsicdHs h AHsrca Ezphcf dec-
tOas, sidtag IohsH and UAsn eg should be used with
each Bor-le ice Oas Dollar each bor containing 40
Pills
valuable pHaul OF to be- had Tce Of the Agents Pnls
Sni By Nd promptly by enclosing price to the General
Agent Sold b. Druggists senemny
Il. n. 1T rCHfNGS. 0anernl Agett
1865 Chambers ST., New YORK
sold in Cleveland ut VIM Fisks and Gaiord 4 liam
tl1nu s. deClGOMd&Ws h20
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS.

MI AhL II~
II PARED g. contract Tor bullng GA, WORKS FIR
private houses. muari aud punlr buildings IN this
oitT, or ANY nnriuI ut N 4therl OuiO We have the
most APPROVED apps ttui nov ia successful IN hun
oreds OF rVu DWELLINGS IN the Eestsr1 6tr;C6 This
para US 10 simple compact PERFECTLY tue tdBped 'ur
" her or Coal and can DO masagtd by person Of
afdlnnfy anhoiiy
.ayng h9d eght yonra eIper ence in lh' Ga Fit pg
pue ness 10 tlevUan1 We clan kuuWedfo this sub
ioet which WI enbs a. supeT tend he ion tuch
E9ks end We are "il lag h ven Instance 10 EuIanfee
fsTfarth nfeunaisn sEPy peso ay o. by letter, 70
Fo80, kN,WORTH ! CO.,
noYi6 Ger. suretgT and Seneca rtg.
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FoR HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--Cal at Green's for
one of his gems of Art viz; Plain Or Colored Photo.
era ,hs, equal to the best ever exhibited IN this
vicinity. FORgsT CITY GALLERY,
novl72Gl 243 Superior Street.
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FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, DC. Ii.
The old BoaId OF Directors Of the New York
Cental Railroad have been unanimously ne elected.
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The Great vital ReEeneratoE.
TRNESERIARi
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVR INRAIIInIv

IUh1 lTOl6AAOf WOOdB HAIR keAt0rallHe
WILL PRESRVR INFALLIBLY
NE sfoioih Hit coor ui tho hair a used two
Ss m Ss Cav MSS9 sy 70 H. Az SsG GssSGs % rSsS ~
the hals mako It nos soi aud beAutihn hnn any oil,
ago stat ,mcn judges Aliornsts, b oiSSs, Gisfu@sa,
S1I sS bs s H9a r Gep Sna ladies' q all eal,ss.
mhCll mus nNr Readlha allowing and Judge.
PnoF q Woon--lsaI sir. SONS Iinre Ian rusnasr
s ws,e induced to use s1e % ,e iat Restorative, aaa
Our ule son's head sotas tins had bssa psrfsety
covered With sores. aud me called sca'd 81 Tho
hI almost tihty caWr oii n gueues when inei
setins h sudrrnss advise u is RestOra I'VE
Ne did s"Ni mtlH hope ei int oar s1rp-,se
th- disea.s ifr, aua iuHaTlanI er oI Eai
soon star q "ni aud Sc eau nsN that cur boy has
gh va soa Ihs and d. ss q rev. 41s Sss
6oalp aad hair. We arc youis To Tosnrsifsv W w
GAO, v. HiGGlNBoTHAM,
PRf Woon--peur SIN Nv hsit had, foI several YeaIs
~ Ge Tsassed s dMSgs tSs s hsi.s
saly 20 dIeeal ~ WhTu comm teed an,nG your Hair
oaS 'SG 4 's SSsS4Ss @ssS
snd s " 10 a,g5s s rs sS5 sS aIS%sS spnS, (,
80 Hny other prupatal ion Ikayo ever used
whether pc usoi Hair RssieraVs OF for ,s sapis
purpose Of d,es'ins " Leau ng lhehar. YeuhIsS POI,
perH"'hR li'hai Is claimed ior l,ss a sv,,oa,n.
iEof. Weae -Dsgt sr 8y ihs adslro sfa i tSissa 81
duged TO ~ lhat The eveI sohe tlms lBsi Nay gSd
nearly cry hltl uy heed cHue Now NY half has
com DO srual dca tticko taan IL HsihhR hes
duty and svnoathY inst g O. 20 Oihen
whp nfe afflicted na iaSe bao wnud induce me " give
lhs phe aeAhqw edgemeu of he beaeat have received
iIou' rfoi. Woods haT Restorative,
A0eCs sraspeotfally.
A. n JACOBS.
Tie Restorative Is 40 h bottles ofthree ssss va =
La,Fe medium Aud smali The small holds + pint, ana
!S To- .. s 1sSr psT eS5s The MEDIUM hsldi :. la
turt two toluts per bottle hs luFae holds quart 40 q
csa aara prjpoiOn aud rsISiiS iOr thIsS dSssS %
bufti6
y J. WOOD co ,Pt0pilatoTs No "a Hr0afSaF, h
York aud No ne Market street NJ Louis no.
And sold b' all DruEssts Aad Feaer ooods nsalsa-
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURsDAY monNiNa, DIC' no. is5oI


~ Citizens wishing conveyance ~ The above
rainsot hoats will be called for ny the stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address u the Omnibus
Gee 81 superior street door neEtt0 Wedaell House.
Nov. n, 1889
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MARKET ORDINANcE'--I sec by the proceed
ngs Of Council that teams are no longer to be
permitted to stand on Ontario street as heretofore.
Nj. Thayer's resolution permitting them so TO do
was voted down, and we are TO have anotherexpeIi.
ment OF attempting to drive the citizens up to the
bleak spot where tho market house stands.
Indeed am advised that Mr., Ransom said such
was his object in voting against Mr.. Thayer's reso
luton.
Iwant, for the satisfaction of tue people, to have
the list of nays given on Mr. Thayer's resolution,
for It will show US who are unwilling that the
wishes at the people shall prevail. It may also be
Of service for future reference.
No man who knows anything OF the question
but does not know that the people satisfied with
the matter as it now stands.
| Why tbei, agents Ithe ColnoiD should not let IL
remain is on interesting subject of inquiry
CITIZEN
The members present were Iessrs Masters,
Ransom Hayward Crawford Thompson, Hel.ane,
Oviatt, Russell, Rider, winsloW. Hopklnson Lewis,
Dixon, Christian, Sergeant. Clark Thayer. Mar
shall and Detmer
! OF these all but Messrs. Thayer and Thompson
voted to lay Mr. Thayer's resolution on the table
Messra, Hickman. Worswick and Hovey were alb
sent. Let the record stRnd-ED
--S-@ps----
The CoURTs.--UNITED STATES COURTS
JUDGE WILLsoN,-Tho case Of the u. s. vs. Israel
Wiand, was taken up yesterday afternoon. lie Is
charged with the manufacture Of bogus quarter
eagles, gold dollars, &c. Msssrs. Cook and Moody
Of steubenvillo, defend him.
Hon. john 7. oliver, Mayor of steubsnyills,
was yesterday admitted to practice.
CoURr OF CoNMoN PLRAs--JUD0E BisHoP-
In the case of McAaley for receiving stolen prop,
erty, the testimony for the State was heard, when
the examination Of Phinneas Shepard came up
Mr.. Shepard was juror iu the orviS and Webster
osse. It was claimed BY the defence that he is not
a resident Of the county Ne removed his family
to Indiana about month ago, but has continued
to reside hero himself.
JuDaE BOLroS.- Pnkerton 4 Nevins, vs. Hsr--
Fington, ct. al Verdict for plaintiffs $3.50.
PoIloR CoURT--JuDeE LlwRENcE There
was a email docket yesterday. Horace Knapp,
mot he Of the Ashland UnIon,) was hnsd IS and
costa for vagrancy.
I Gideon Douglas, for charge Of assault aud bat
tory, was fined $40 and costs.
Nelson Mooney and James Cram we're insd s!
and costs sa'h, for trying too much tsnglofOO
Whiskey.
! Several eases OOntinvsd.
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W For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to o g. Dietz II Superior st.