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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
9cM advertisements.
ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will BE- presented to the DoarG<
n OF Commissioners Of MeigS County, at
their September session, asking for the alleI-
alton of the State Road, leading from CALI
polls 10 Pome roy, said alteration described as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at The said State
Road on the bank OF the Ohio River, on the
lower side vi Story'S Run,.ln Salisbury Town
ship; ther ce following the line between j.
Irwin and J. K. Sutley 10 near james Mauk'S
house; thence the nearest and best way 10
Story's Run near John Mauk's ouSe; thence
the nearest aud best way 10 Leading Creek,
a short distance below the mouth OF Thomas
Greek; thence 10 the Leading Creek aud
Middleport Road, intersecting the same near
a house on Lemuel Powell's place, now occu-
pied by Weston Hyseil. Aud that S" much
of the said State Road be vacated as lies be-
tween the mouth of Story'S Run and the
ferry at Leading Creek.
July 70 28-4w~ A PETITIONER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
AN ORDINANCE
TO License and regulate Taverns in tn
Town of Mid ileport.

Town OF hlu llSTOll' E,
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Town Couneil
of The Town OF Mlddleport, that no person OF
persons shall be permitted to Keep a lave!n
or house of public entertainment in sad
Town, without having obtained from the
Ma or of said Town a License therefor.
Sec. Q. That the Mayor granting the license
shall fix the price thereof, which shall not be
more than $25 nor less than $500 per annum'
and the Mayor of said Town shall give the
applicanl a certificate of the same' and on
the applicant producing the Town TIeasuI
rer's receipt for the payment SO hxeu' ne Sha
receive a license, which shall continue ioT
the tune aforesaid.
Sec. 3. That If any person or persouS shall
keen tavern or house of public entertainment
! without being duly licensed as Keeper oisucn
Tavern OF house of entertainment, each anc
every person so offending shall forfeit ana
ma. for each oTense any sum not exceeulhg
fifty dollars, no. less than five dollars, to and
for the use OF said Town. 10 be recovered
with costs by suit before the Mayor.
Sec. A. The foregoing ordinance TO tak'
! eject from and after publication.
Z. lii &C, Mayor.
, II. DowNING, Recorder.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
MARRIAGE Licenses

Issued by the Probate Judge of Meigs
County, for the week ending July 9th:
George NJ. Stewart to Sarah Long; John
Rufram to Martha Grim; John Braham
% Elizabeth Bailey; Stephen Engenaure
to Mary Ohlinger; David Fry to Julia a
Robinson; John Robinson, to Sarah AL
len; Albert Wells to Elizabeth Bennett;
Henry Jones to Jane Richards.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

Flour, 6.50@7.G co y bril-.
Wheat, Sl.20@ pl.3n BUSH
Oats, SIS 965c. y hush.
Potatoes, 1.Uu@l.E5b bush
Apples, tGrecn) 75Dl.OO
Butter. 12CD l5c. per h.
Eggs, 7@lnc. y doz.
Muluss"S, luWI5c. T. gal.
Strip, 81 T. gal.
Sugar. IN. o. S@9c. y b
Sugar (Whitc) l2l4@l5c.
Coffee, l2@l5c. y b.
Ric-. 64Ic. g. h.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
READ THVES.

A LII persons indebted to the firm of Mur-
Il dock, Williamson & Co., are requested to
call Immediately on w. c.. Williamson, and
make it NECESSARY THAT THIS NOTICE
BE ATTENDED TO AT ONCE! Those who
neglect it may expect a notice OF another Sort
and that without delay.
MURDOCH, WILLIAMSON & co.
Inne 7-23-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
Po,ncroy Retail Market.

=, TUESDAY, July 70, 1859.
Cheese, (dom.) Toe y h.
Cheese, wv. R.) s@l29sc
5@lOc. y h.
Candles, (tullow) l4@l5c
Candles, (opal) 2.c.
Candles, STAR 25c.
Fish, (Cod) 5@6Ac.
Fish, (Mackcrel,) So Zoe.
Fish, (Wllite) SC.
Picked Pork, 9G Zoe.
shoulders, S9 loo.
Sides, (saoked) "a lOc.
Hams, Re.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoLLowAv's PnLs.-ll Almost every invention hasits
c.cmies. We have heard locomotives denounced,
and the magnetic telegraph called Il nuisance. The
world, luwrN II, seems to have agreed hem' con- III
relation 10 this great cosmopolitan rc,ledy. There
il Lnlhii 81 surlr. ing III this NJ" human race CIV err
where Lave the same Internal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stoIia,ls, liycrs. circulation, nerves, all Their vital
orpans. are a prey to countless discusses, and all
these diseases are controlled and cured by Hollow
avs pills. This, in substance, is the testilhon! OF tue
Old World. 1t has been echoed and emphasized Ill
thi.yountry. No man cortradictsi il. The inference
is irgusistiblc-it is true.
Dn. RuBAcK A&D HIS REMEDEEs.-rhe success when
has attended the practice of this distinguished Swe-
dish pLN sician, goes far TO confirm the theor! thaI'h
suurcc of all diseases is ia the blood. HIS famous
ssScupdiIayian Remedies'' operate directly upon
The elements OF that fluid, nentralizing all corrup'
and morbid matter in the circulation, ana bringing
back health to every organ, by purifying tho stream
whicI, susluiis and n%ourishes the whole system
! Certain it is that his Blood Purifier ana BLOOD run
have worked wonders in nervous complaints broh'
chitis. rheumatism, cough, catarrh, dyspepsia, gene
raj debility, hypochendriasis, epilepsy er"p'Iohs
~scrofula, and many other painful and dangerous maj
aides. Hence their great popularity. We are III
formed that the correspondence of DR.. hoDaci
amounts on an average to $50 letters per day, .
which 100 are requests for advice and orders Tor Ill
celebrated remedies. See Advertisement.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

X. DowNlNG, Rccordct'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
SHERIFF''S SALE.

Julv l2-2S-6L-S5 25. His All,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
PROM bT. LOUIS.

1T. LOUIS, Nov. 20.
The overland mall Of the Ath arrived here last night
Business very dull aud priers unehHngedi money IN
demand. The steamer Of the 9th would not take very
heavy shipment.
The rainy season had fairly commenced.
Sailed on the ist, ahip Horsbnig for Sydney.
The whAleahlp honleSumA arrived At San francisco
on the I'd from the Arctic Ocean, and reports an
known sip ashore at Cape Lsb0ni ao the oAa OF the
ship WIN, Tell Of Jag HArbor, July 4bths east cape
ship aud cargo total loaa; saved.
The HsVa, Of Grronp0it was damaged BY Ice In Cape
Clear In ssptsmbs and put ipto g. LawrsneS Bay 10
repair.
quantities OF Ice. From August 10 the latter part
september II clear aud pleasant, and afterwards
eonlinuAneo Of strong noFthvliy gales With large
quantities OF snow The whole asst gsnsray has not
done well.
The MOntsIunA reports the following ships in the
Arctic Seas
Montreal, OF New Brupswlek, whales; George and
Adans IA; Magnolia, 4; McNye, 4; Allga, Al Kutuson.
o. JaVa, l0j Mary o. TibeF, q sPeodwel, Il Jerry
swift o; Robert EdSGTds. .; Pauline Il Addison, u
RebeecA S.ms 1; Ponaer, IL ho,ieon, IL Helen Mar q
Arqhsees o. Maaaaehnaettls Il Lark, g. Nassau o.
GeoTgs, j. sIf..
Three thousand passengers arrived At San Francisco
FROM Panama and the norlh during the thfee dAys pre-
vlOu1 10 the departure of the mAil.
The telegraph l. IN operation hundred and sixty
i've miles sast Of San Franeiaco, the Bntterfeld
route, hnd would reach Yigala two huRdred And atty
Inilsa further, ~ the hTst Of January.
There are improvements going on In San Fran-
eseJ thai ~ any period Aince lsb4 The city Il gene
more pfosPsoas Ihad since the Eevulsoa Of 1889
DuTlng OetobuT 81 sAsO00 worth q gold dsPonied
10 the mint rof eonsgs, snops whek eOnsidsrAss
Fraser River dust.
Judge Terry has been Indicted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
D. Pnicr

DRArH OF FoRNgR REsiDsNT OF CLEVELAND
"A. letter from gentleman at Galveston, Texas, to
the Adrian (Mich.) WatshteWer, dated November
7th, says
With a sorrowful heart / ask Of you the favor to
record ia your columns, the death Of Mr.. Frank
Farley, former resident Of Adrian. lie died here
yesterday morning at half past 2 o'clock, st the
Washington Hotel, Of yellow fever, and was buried
ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, the same day, NOV. 81 His
funeral procession consisted Of II carriages, hed
with mourning friends and friendly citizens.
With him, we buried Mr.. Allen, friend and
tOWnsman Of Mr.. Farley, who was taken with him
In the same night Oust week age to day) and
who died within few minutes Of Mr.. Farley
Both were receiving clerks 10 Cotton Prew.
Please also TO request Cleveland papers to copy
as he (Fsriey) has a brother and some relations
In the enyirons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28


THE Mt. VERNON WAsHINoroN.-We trust
the enthusiastic ladies who have collected funds
obuy Mount Vernon at ten times its real value
will not become nervous when they cad the
following paragraph from New York paper;
"Jehn A. Washington, the owner Of Mount
vernon, has burst up, and gone to smash,
speculation is the cause Of it, whetheT faro or
stoeks, can't say. The ladies' who have paid
him sl75,OO0 are SWindled out Of their money
he cant give clear title until bis old iaihii
said"
That the Mount Vernon spectator has al.
LEVIED his notes for large Sums to bO prot, istsd
in Chicago a truei but il is also true tLft he
claims that some Chicago land operators tried
to swindle him, and that he refused to pa Ger
tlin notes which he had given, in order to tes
his legal liability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

THE BERRA RAILROAD AccIDENT.-we were
mistaken in the name OF the man injured at Berea
on Thursday evening. His name was William
Hewitt s farmer living about two miles from the
village. He died on Friday night from bis i0Jarles
He leaves family.
Mr.. Hewitt was standing upon the bridge over
Rocky River, watching the advance Of the south
ern train and did not hear or see the other train
until It was close upon him, Not having time to
jump off the tracks, he attempted to lie down be-
tween the rails, but was struck by the locomotive
before he could do so. His thigh was broken and
severe internal injuries produced singular y
enough, this Is the third man who has been killed
upon that bridge under almost precisely similar
circumstances.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
Saturday Nights Report.
PROM sACKVILLE.


SAcKvILLE, Nov. 26.
boat containing thlrty-ihree ladies with their hus
bands landed safely after knoeking about for nine hour
In the high sea. Twehy-heven are dead. None Of
the bodies have been recovered and 10 impossible to
give full list OF the nainsa; but the following are
known 10 have been lost
Lswen J, Moses, wife and two children; Mrs Eakmhn
and intant JAnrs Dickson; Wm. ROsa, thd engineer;
Robt. Htchie, fourth engineer; John MILAN, fireman;
james StRndwell, steward Alfred WAlsh, boy; ThOs.
Lsrdi ehlsf cOok; James Lang, Joiner; John Heron
WINDsoR, n. g., Nov. 20.
The cabin passengers Of the wrecked steamer Indian
were all saved. Their names Are-HoD Mr.. PotsfOrd,
and Mrs. Street, and Nj. Elliott--eght In all.
Sighed, THOMAS ROBERTSON,
Late PuTser Of the IndiAn.
sAoKuLLE, Nov. 90.
The schooner Gladiator has returned TO Halifax with
steamer u totally bnksn 10 pieces, AID very little
cargo saved. Tie paasenEsra complain Of belng plum
dvred by the Inhabitants. The malls saved AnC
forwarded. The Indian had eight cabin and thirt,
stserage Passengers mostly 0eruRua and HungsTlanS
When 1he Rruek the ledge shs was runniup
eight knots per hour Tue weather was nne bu
aghtly hAay. This captain was deceived by Aoundings
aud supposed he was oil Sable lAnd When ss EtrueI
Il tore OF her bottom and she hilsd instantly. Th'
eDgiRter opened the valves to prevent explosion
aud loNerrd three boats. when, with n sudden crash
the vessel b'oko amidShipa. The atesTage passenger
rushed Ia and sank two boats drowning the engnOor
and several oi the and passengers Including tW,
women aud two children. Que boat, under comInani
Of second officer Smith blown oh thirty miles. Tn
boat under fourth officer Smith reached shore; aud th
beat under t5igd officer HuEgAn broke Adrif leaking
aud Is supposed 10 be lost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
PROM CAnI.aNLR.

CAkLtsLE, IA, Nov. 70.
The false report sent from here In relation to pre-
tended feVoe among students Of Dickinson College
being calculated TO iniure the prospects Of nAtu
Ion and dAtress lta tieads and parrons, repeat my
former that there Ia rebellion here neit-
er has there beer. The officers Of the college are
moving on with their usual quiet order.
The only thing out Of which the reports could be
fabricated Il thAt the Faculty for good suspended
four members Of the senior class until Christtnhs-
The afaar created temporary efprescenee, as such
things often do. PerhAps soms member uied to stir
up rsbtlion but the good Of the students was
too strong for them and things have gone without
the interruption Of a single recitation
The truth Of these dispatches are q source By which
mAleontent students seek vent their spite against
the Faculty, and the author has committed a grave
wrong which cannot be allowed to pass BY without
notice, Signed, @. COLLINS,
President Dickinson COlleqe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

- Y " I7-7TI7I W. ~ W.
Eps. CLEVELAND DAILY LHADEa ~ deshe
through yoor pspsr to return my heartfelt thanks
to the hfemtn Of Cleveland and other friends,
who labored 10 protect my property from the Ere
that occurred last Friday night during my absence
from the city, ast am confident that through their
energy and eEertion was protected from serious
losses. I trust that our noble nremen already uu-
dsrsiand that the "latch string Of d. Price hangs
Out," and we do not intend 20 take It In.
ID pnfcr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

CoURT OF CoNMoN PLRAs-JUDoR BoLroN.--
seibel, administrator Of J. Hoffman vs.. c. q N.
r. R. Co. Ga plaintiff resing his case defendant
moved for dismissal (nonsuit under old practce)
on the alleged ground that the evidence offered
did not make out a case which motion was graut.
ed.
ChIdester vs. whitney ct. a. Verdict for defend
ants.
JUBoE FOoTR.-Gordon q Co. Vs. PrOudfoot.--
Verdict for PLAINTIFF for sls,s2
G. Palmer et al. vs. Lewis Strong ct al. JuIy
still out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

SUDDEN DEATH.-0n Saturday morning Mrs
Elizabeth b. Stewart. living on Roots Alley died
very suddenly from heart disease. She was en-
gagged about the house in getting breakfast, when
she uttered a short exclamation and fell into the
arms Of a servant, and died almost instantly She
was widow, her husband having died nearly as
suddenly few months ago The funeral will be
attended to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

~ DR HosTErTER's STOMACH BIFrERs in
crease "a popularity with all who attest its upsrority
Jone remedy lcr Dyspepsia aud the affections arising
from dsordsrsd stomach 1t is prepared with great
snd its parts entirely vegetable, It is free
hs Obj ction oan ursel against preparations Of
the krd The BITTERS may be used with confidence and
nadoal rfgot By nN suffering from complaint Of tho
somsch As MEDICAL AGENT it hiss equ"l
wle It's pleasing favor aud heobful elects have made
general fvore. Il is free from sl properties csloula
ted impair the system, and lie operations at
mild soothing and efficient. Az Who hsve used the Bit
tsIs ATTEST ITS vIRTU Es and commend its use.
For sale by DraEgsts and dealers generally sveywhere
no,l5iw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

CRIMINAL BRANoH-JUDOR BIsHoF-The case
Of orVis and Webster, the two chaps who were
arrested at the depot last February for having 10
theiF possession and passing what Is alleged to be
fictitious bank bills. about sl7 900 Of which was
10 their carpet bags, IA on trial N. g. Castle
aud John @. GFannis, Esqs, appear for the De
f.nee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

THR LECTURE To-NIoHT.-The Academy Of
Music will doubtless be thrOnged tonight by those
anxious 20 see and hear the lecture and readings
OF Get. Vandenhofi, Esq, Of Boston. Mr. Van
denhoif heartily pleased bis audiences here last
winter and We may safely conclude that he has
lost none Of that grace of manner aud attractive-
ness OF speech which he then possessed He Is
al accomplished gentleman, q thorough scholar
good actor, and pleasing lecturer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
FROM WARRINGTON

WARRINGTON, Nov. 20.
Jas. D. Stevenson, Of New York, has offered 70 re-
establish steamship line aud carry she malls for the
postage froua that eity, via st. Thomas, 70 Brussels
and the Postmaster General has sgn6ed his willing
ness 90 conelads such arrangement sAtlsactory
suretes being furnished. No contract however, has
been executed.
Washington, held tonight, IL was resolved 90 merge
the same into the NutionSl Opposition Club OF New
orb Whero the headquArteTs viii be DO future
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
FROSl BUFFALO.


heavy southwest gale has prevailed for the last
tHsny four hours, and Il IL stl blowing With rreat
foy The cAnAi bridge MHia street 10 30 badly dam
aged that u will have 10 bs Iebat The lFon canal
bridge n River street L entirely destroyed Several
o. Ne eity s sessral tset under water. The Niagara
taif division Of the Ceairal hailFoAd Il ippaasibs.
These are batfew vessels the lHkv. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
PROal CHAnLKsroMN.
CnIrrr,rnwr. Nov. 20.


All ls nov comparatively quiet We have oxelung
occasionally, bot getting used 20 thsE
They haVs been nuuierouH that u genuine stack
sAa made The people Wouid BE- lksiy 70 consider it
Joke or hOaI. r
: The hoWitEsr oompany Of Rlchmond, who returned
with Gov. Wise. arrived here to-day. Gov Wise pro-
fhsaea " have resaVsd information alter his Tstura
which induced hini 10 send them back.
Ths barns OF Ihos. H. Wells WeFu set on Gre yesteT-
day And destroyed. L0aa tWo thousand dollars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

FlAk'--Ihe IRE oS Friday night was In the ss'
loon belonging to A. Burkhard, No. 81 Gross st.
near Pittsburgh st. The building, which was a
wooden one, was entirely consumed, aud small
wooden building near by caught FIRE and was a..
most entirely destroyed The wind was blowing
gale at the time, and nothing but the persever
Ing and well directed efforts of the Gremen, pre-.
vented an extensive conaagratiOn, as the flames
were blown directly on to large wooden barn
few feet OF the SALOON, and next to the Willow
Ware Factory, located on the corner Of Pittsburgh
and UIoss streets.
The saloon building and the dwelling ailacen,
were owned by Nelson Monroe. His loss Is about
$4OOi no insurance. Burkhard'H loss 5000 on
stock; insured for 5000 The bullding No. So,
owned by II, s. Martin, was damaged to the
amount of $50. The Ore was undoubtedly the
work Of an ineendiary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

UNRooFED.-The very high wind of Friday
night blew the roof from the building of Mr.. Hurl
bat on Ontario street, occupied as q Melodeon
factory, and located in the rear of his carriage lac
tory. James H. Swing, the well known coored
timer, who occupies room joining was uatur-
ally somewhat scared at the crash and Saturday
morning appeared as II his hair had turned white
y reason Of such fright the plastering having
sifted copiOusly down upon his head, filling his
hair and whiskers,
The roof which was some 40 by 30 feet. fell with
Atremendous crash upon smaller roof below and
t'@n nie whole rum tnio the~ ~arrt The force nee
essaty to do this work must have been immense.
TA4 wind did much damage in PaInssVille,
blowing Gown ehimnles, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
NJ. J. DlOKERsON,
Lsts o. the firm Of Amber & Dlckerson,l
nENTIsT.

ogcs $50, Superior strssf, Kea9sirs store.
DT u new SUIT OF arc ready and he would
be pleased all Of his old patrons and Others who
may wish Che services Of dentist liberated teeth
fans and crown uled ezPesad capped and
sdi asatcoh Inserted gold silver ooralite vuleAn,
base, or platinum psfe with continuous gum which Is
80 much used east. my23
~ ~ ei iced 10 ID the renowned Chomis
of New England, D,ot AYER has ct length turned his
Ten the disorder which hangs like blight upon
eomhuny. Our section s healthy ally other, with
cngle exception, and that the Fever N iAgue which
haues ov0ry side. Blu. lis remedy DO9Scure We
should kuo must II he made it. this bslefu
dstazo ON and Of the l3veliss spots
inthe West -lSsuliuol. Fairfold Iowa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
FIRE


4 lre broke Oat "a The ~ Cloud Hotel Stable
about O'Clock this mornl9g. The holel and iuTni'
tnfe vas consumsd, loss &5 600, Insured ", $40 =
N Bonraos dwelling and the Post Once, loss
a, COO 10 inHaTpYee. J. Whitag, dWolliag, loss
y 600, fully lnGarsd. n =. Trump, dwelling,
lusa 81 600 no insurance. nanurd \ Bro mach
lnerys loss $4,000 no insurance. Ihe boefdell
ball and furniture, loes 5000 no iefprAnoo--
The public bulldogs and Court House Wele allg1l.
y injured The MasIlllon heus1 was i1Iagtt %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

KNIeKERBooKER Hawks & Brother have the
Knckerbocker for December. 1t Is an unusually
good number. Ia truth this genial monthly con-
stanty increases iu interest under the management
Of Messrs. Clark and Noyes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

FIEE.-on Saturday evening at l-2 O'Clock.
are was discovered in two small shed barns on
Spring street, near Bath, which were consumed -
Owned and occupied by Andrew McTeague. Loss
800 No Insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

N For q we'll becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap We recommend E. Refhni's excellent assOFt
ments OF FAN Styles, at ITS Superior street lie,
~ practical Furrler. is now engaged In nianufao-
turing Capes, Nuns Fur Gloves, etc., ETC., for the
Fail and Winter trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

cHILDSES or cuTAHOOA COUNTV.-PfOm the
Auditors Onlce we obtain the following abstract Of
the enumeration Of unmarried youth, between the
ages Of Ave and twsnty.Ons years, residing within
the County Of Cuyahoga
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28

BoLD ROBBERT.--ons Of the boldest thieving
operations that ever came to our knowledge was
performed on Saturday afternoon about two o,
clock, at the residence Of Mrs. Eyans, on Sheriff
street. Mrs. Evans is q sister Of TX Gov. Tod
and Of the late Dr.. Tod Of the Marine uospital-
She has several boarders, among whom are d. W
Brooks, Esq, and W. II. Whitley, book-keeper for
L. l. Baldwin a Co., who room together in the
third story. On Saturday Aftsrnoon young lady
who called at the house, and who was going up
stairs to call upon lady bOarder, met man upsn
the stairs who had a large bundle In his arms, s,who
SAlated her with polite "sOOd afternoon, ma'am'
which sbe returned, and he passed out. Inquiring
as to who hs was, nothing was known Of his hAv-
ing been in the house and looking around to see
ifauything Was wrong, 1t was found that Quanli
ty Of ofelothing belonging to MessrS. Brooks aud
whitley, had been stolen. Information was at once
given to the police. but up 10 last night no trace
bad been found Of the thief or clothes. Mr..
Brooks lost about 800 worth and Mr.. Whitley $40
or $40 worth--much OF whica was new.
The boldness of the thief. in going at that time
of day, up two fight of stairs. gathering up such
clothes as he wanted and coolly accosing lady
upon the stairs, as though he belonged to the
house. was astonishing and showed him to be
no green hand. Too much care cannot be taken
to keep hall doors securely bolted as well as locked