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Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

TRAGEDY Is kENrUcEY.-Oa tie "a
inst, Cicero Maxwell was ils-l;el ia
Hawesville, Ky, by Thomas 5. Low.
Maxwell and lii friends fired at low.
wounding him in several places, notwith-
standing he was protected by complete
eoat-ofinail, aud killing John Aids'lse,
a friend Of Low. low was caught and
com mIttva - Ja'I Ior proicceya. Next
d.y, two 1Hcn, Thomas Withrow and DR..
Davidson. went to the jai!cr and f,rcib'y
took possession of the keys Of the jail.
They then entered tie cell U,.ro Low
was confined, and fred upon him six
times. kii.ias him instantly. Wi,hToV
and Davidson had not been arrested u
last accounts, and it is said there arTaars
to be 10 disposition on tie part Of the
citizens tc do So.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

ToRSAuoHs- On tho 18Th inst there
was a considerable storm near Camden,
blowing over houses, trees and everything
in its path. On last Monday, another
violent hurricane passed over the country
adjacent to Falcon, doing much damage,
literally s,rewiug the roads with trees
ard preventing the passage Of the Gaines
Landing stage. The driver arrived with
the mail on horseback yesterday, and re-
ports the road SO blocked up with trees,
and no disposition on the part Of the Peo-
pie to remove them, that the arrival of the
stage may be delayed for some time.
Washington telegraph., 1859-03-23

Fnou SoyoEA.-iS. LoHis, W1rch u.
Later adviccs had reached Santa fe from
Sonora.
/, Is reported that Gen. Pesquiera, the
reactionist Governor Of Sonora, had been
deposed and imprisoned.
The Santa Fc Gazette discusses the pro-
icct of cutting New Mexico into two ter
ritorios, the dividing boundary line being
the Northern line Of Barnadillo county.
Il has been proposed to build bridge
over the Rio Grandc at Albuquerque.
, 1859-10-10
GAautt1.

WANTED-By two single gen.
ni.hed without boa.'. 10 good loc,ly Ihe btst of
ssteteucts gwen At1se-tI J. c.. It ttitoEe-. nsN1
, 1859-10-10

Yesterday was glorious day for our city.
The people were out, and spoke for the rights
Of the people. Even the Fourth Ward waEered.
All the rest were Carried triumphantly.
The majority for the Constitution in 1.earen-
worth is two hundred and thirty.
All honor to the cause which overrides party.
All honor to the people who can do right in dis
regard Of party. The heart. beat ofthe frecmen
Of Learenworth IS for freedom, and they will
stand by mcn Who stand most kteadfastly md
truly by it.
Auotner victory for Justice, One step more,
and all its fruits will be secured. Let us strike
for the State, aud that Liberty which belongs to
the State; let us hare both, and Kansas will
stand with the young West more glor1onsly
than even Massachusetts to tho East.
The Republican heart Of the land will rejoice
with us oVer this victory. 1t will hail it as an
earnest of what We con do, Of what W will do
whenever m effort is demanded in behalf Of
Constitutional Liberty or the men who defend it.
The vote in the CITY stands as follows:
Against
Ma}orty for forit-....-..................
A1cuteox. o. 4, 1850.
En-. TINES: The vote in this city stands 319
for, to B16 against. Majority J. =.
Jxo, 4. MARTIN.
, 1859-10-10
BY TELEGR
Later from California.
DY THE OVERLAND NAIL.
The Duel between Br0dcriCk and
Terry,
URoDERICK KILLED.

St. Lor1s. Oct. s.-The Overland California
tIai1, with dates from, San Francisco to the 10th
ult., which reached Jefferson City this after
uoen, furnishes the following important in
telligence:
A duel between Senator Brodetick and Chief
Justice Terry took place near San Francisco on
The morning Of tho lSsh u!t. Senator Drode-
rick fell st the FIRST fire. pierced through the
lungs. BE fingered antil hlfpast nine O'Clock
on The morning Of the 18th, when he died The
community il profoundly s.itated by this mel
aneholy event. Judge Terri escaped uhhurt.
, 1859-10-10

TA&ntyoToN Oct. {, 1853.
Information has been received here that Us
soon as Col Sumner heard Of the attack On the
Santa Fe mail, with lis fatal results, lie dis
patched company Of Dragons to the Pawnee
Fork, to punish the offending Indians. Hopes
ARE entertained that this prompt action on the
part Of Col Sumner will result IN the capture Of
ihe murdcrcrs, and the rescue ofthe passengers
by The overdue mail. It will probably be found
necessary to station troops ut the rawnee Fork,
to escort the mail thence to Cold Spring, and
thus obxiate the recurrence Of such outrages.
, 1859-10-10

REconpER's Corn1.-This tribunal had busy
session last week. On Saturday George Palmer
and Dayid Marshall, sailors, and the first
captain On one Of our Lake schoonert, werets'ed
upon IN indictment for the larceny Of cable
Chains from vessel belonging to Henry Fuller.
They we're found guilty, and the punishmVt
Was G1ed nt one year in the Stateprison-
The jury brought in rerdict Of guilty against
Patrick Donnelly, indicted for stealing box Of
shoes from Spcncer's dock, and sentenced him
10 three years imprisonment
The case Of George Y. Benton, for forging
note Of sl1s, payable to the order Of George II.
Dale, was given to the jury at noon and resulted
in verdict Of guilty. ',
The following prisoners were arraigned aud
and plead not guilty:
Margaret Dolsn, larceny of ss5. Allen, law
yer.
George Allen, larceny Of shirt. ana vests.
Miller. :
John Mack, larceny Of carpenters tools, Dim
/ mock, assigned by court
chas Harrison. a1ia* James Green, burglary,
| Dsiscon.
Henry Goldsmith, forgery, Cameron.
| Carl Kneutcr md Frank Kneuter, burglary,
being tha third Indictment found against them
Allen.
The trial Of Lars Robinson, the wretch chang
cd with Al infamous outrage On = sick woman
week or two since, re1uited In six yesrs isnpris
onmont in the Penitentisfy. The Life Of Ne
thussleh wsee not too long tenm.
, 1859-10-10
Sunday Ger Decision. -.

PH1IADElpu1A,- Oct, s.-Judge Ludlow this
morning rendered bis decision in The famons
case Of Vim. II. Jeandell, who was arrested in
July last on q charge Of hkeseh Of peace in run.
j. ming passenger railway car on the Sabbath,
ordering the discharge Of the defendant, the
arrest having been premature.
, 1859-10-10
Destructive Fire.

NEw TonK. Oct. 8.-By fire which occurred
last night at No. 235 and a37 Washington-4t.,
occupied by Wright, Gillis Brothers, dealers
in teas, cof1ees and spices, property to tic
amount Of &C, 900 YVES destroyed.
, 1859-10-10

pend!er+. BY Gtur ~ hAwllrson. =. L.. ass.te1 ~
Col eir Henry kANlnso3, X. Z. g.. AMI STR J. G: WI
completed IN I !o1s. Vol |. svo. u q
Ths object Of this work u + present the Eaksh .tades
With ret ee Translation and coilct tcth
odl1e Ii. chief iust ttiens Of the author, which modern
earning ard eseareh aye Accumulated fa:alel With
made upon liz TO us) moro Important suhjecste chino
loata I'D Ays II 1ssas % thsses he Sestes pp
H. las.x hare tsen iasctpe.1ed IN II: us a1iss pa
written. Light has heen thrown upon dopbttu
po!nta.
, 1859-10-10

NEW AIBASr, Ind, Oct. e.-Dr. ". u. Daily,
on trial at Bloomfield. before tbs 1ndisna Cou-
ference, has been convicted By that body Of
drunkenness aod lewdness, and expelled from
the Conference by votc Of g. to l6. An up
peal has been taken to the General Conference,
, 1859-10-10

AxT1-SLAvEnf CONTENTION Northwest
ern Christian Auti,Slarcry Convention, meet
Ing suGgestedby that recently held q. Columbus,
consenes At Chicago Oh the Goth Of The present
month, and will continue two days.
, 1859-10-10


new ORLEANS, Oct 8.-The Gllibusters lave
been arrested at the Da'ize by the United States
Marshal, insisted by q company Of artillery
from Baton Rouge The men surrendered
pcaceabiY. They had no arms.
, 1859-10-10

NEW YoRk, Oct. s-The Vanderbilt, for
Southampton md Harre, sai&ed this afternoon,
al two o'clock. She took upwards Of s. o0, 900
in specie. aud $50 passengers.
The City Of Manchester. for Liverpool, took
&c passengers. and $2s, 900 in specie.
, 1859-10-10

A MANUEL OF POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
E&aHl1uo TIE cz1oI1, e@oE1n. AEp CuAAAc1tt or IA.
11o1AL PAkT1Es- Wt1uAx ArrKxptx cuSrA1AIs0 rAL.
CAhLK AID GENIAL <1A1157IcAL I1EuE1A1Iry. BT
Ak1uck AoLxr vol. - no. s1
conttns c4nct expedition Of all Qua83ens Of nAtton
ii past present. til the view. Of emlnent Etas
men ths action ofEonx Ind II: bearnss Of those
tsnat It Il II the clear In tene .t!on Of the
origin. growth chaacteE md cdnd ton Of patcs. ;&!ng
politics work of inference and safe guide The
lnteacies OF American politics md tht rast action of
Government,
, 1859-10-10

ConRrcnoS.-The Herd Premium for Deyon
Cattle, d "Grand Dip!oma Of Honor" wa,
awarded 10 Col. Horace Capron, Of McHenrr
Co., Illinois, not 10 Mr. McHenry, rs was :.
ltraI renar+aS
, 1859-10-10

bR1cswoRx os 4 LARax ScALx.-About 1eo,-
o99.eoo bricks hare seea manufactured from
the South Branch cana's, since tho commence.
n,cnt Of that improvement, md have sold for
about 5000. .00D. -
, 1859-10-10

Gas F1xrunss.-The best stock in the city,
ond richest patterns, can be found at our show
room. II and 4? State street, up stairs.
se1q-1m DRowH i WILDER.
, 1859-10-10
THE
NEW AMERICAN CYCLoPHDIA L.
....... FORMING ..... -
COMPLETE DICTIONARY or GENERAL KN0TL

Edited by CnAs- A. UAxA and GEoKaE RtrttT-
III. work VII be puhshed lusiTay By tuhacz1pon Ia
Is hsTe tetaro volumes each containing 81 t~occlnnn
and IN exterior arPeaa1c. II once elegant and fu-
stxai The vniumet will b. Issued sialy IN cloth. -
errs, *4I1; eacn Ia5abls Oh delivery. fo' VII jas:
ready.
From the lndepecdtnt Of June4.l
~ SJnpsiatrlnE ard arprt aavc spirit terades tie VII
ee % tht Instead Of mere fsd naF7t!' or N exactrs
and Eotpua cEttt1 hare an and he utf ttye-
both II conception md expres!en. Th.is neabe for
e1atnpls IN the articles oo 90 coet
Hsnk E,ea III. Hon. ctase ct Ohio. ge II .nd
execution Of worthy of praise. In he fphese ~h ch
proposes 70 Dill pTua: Dictionary n General hno:l-
edge. 1t 1spres a1tsr md achieves 1 nobIt success.
, 1859-10-10

Chalk it down-tha. Tnppen supplies the
million, with good ready made clothing, md
that the immense amount Of his sales enables
him to undersell any other house this side Of
sunrise.
, 1859-10-10

- Tichot! Conchns!! Comerciante.
In Orleans Regalia de Londres La Meier
De L. IIabaua !!!!! Choice and select brands
65 South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

Chalk 1t down---that Tappen gets up
clothes 10 order that are not excelled in quality
and style by ant other house anywhere.
, 1859-10-10

~ See advertisement Of Cornell / Co.'s
two-threAd noiscless premium Sewing Machine
aud universal hemmer, No. 1873 Lake It.
au01.lr
, 1859-10-10

= We cali attention to Mr. Billiards. detail
OF grievances, on which were based the 1ate
severe action Of the Board Of Supervisors in
reference to his case
, 1859-10-10

d16IORT 0E E6BNCE.
FRox 7uk xARG1rsr TINES TO Hpcccxlv11.
uT 7Hx REV. JAxEs WH7E.
Author Of the " Eighteen hliz,ian certutia."
Irol., avo. Price s3-
This history believed to be especially adarted TO the
benefit Of general readers who anxous fur historical
History Of Fsa1ee, epa1ed from The attempt to acquire
II. dFYne14 of narrative and the uaiueEenk yte
Of ths smaller volumes devoted to Tie SUI % and 81 he
snd labor required for the peus Of The more eKxn
sire and valuable Np1ks.
, 1859-10-10

e Chalk it down-that Tappen's prices are,
for the same quality OF goods, long way lower
tlaL those Of any other house in Chicago.
, 1859-10-10
A Cure for the Hard Times.

Lanon l'feA4 hnG 4eabune.
How car the interest Of the-csty be mcst pro-
NOTED at tllis time. is c question TINT was some.
what asita.ed By the members Of called meet
ing, n tue ofEice Of S. II. ker1oot, on Thursday
evening.
There ia way tha! setns 20 us entirely prac-
ticable, by which the entire city would be vastly
benefited. 1t is this: Within tue space Of len
,uilcs north, south Ind wcst from the Court
uousc, aud outside Of the city limits, there nre
about lot, 900 acres Of unimproved land. This
land can with ordinary ti!lagc be made as p:o-
ductire rs any land tic sun ever shonc upon.
This Aas been satisfactorily proven By expert
ments recently made BY Messrs. Gage Brothers
l. Drake. Suppose that this rast area be plant
cd in corn, md thai it should produce 10 bush
els to the acre. THIS would give 5,0oo. 900 bush.
els, and this ut 50 centa per bnshel would give
$o,5D0, 900.
Sow, suppose 1ha. this land be offered in 40
mere tracts for consideration 30 small rs to
make 1t positive inducem:n. for poor, but in
dustsious parties to undertake tie cultivation
Of il. Thi4 would give 100 tracts Of 40 acres
ea&h, and il leased il single tracts would Of
course require a,5no leases. Those represent
ing family Of five members each, would give
n additional population 10 the county Of IL 500
souls, who would distribusatl1c greater portion
Of 1his &, soc, 900 annually in the ciy--a sum
sufficient to build 500 houses at cost Of sleoo
cach In view of these res. mud entirely prac-
ticab!c results, We would suggest, that this sub
ject be made matter Of reflection By parties
interested in the future Of Chicago, and cspeci-
ally By these lnndholdeEs themselves, and that
zome systematic plan bc dcrised, whereby this
vast unproductise property, or large portion
Of it, can be brought under cultivation during
the coming season. Drin: your plans before
the meeting, soon to be held at Metropolitan
Hall, By real estate owners aud others interested
in the future Of the city.
For our oxn part We shink that these lands
had far better be gict,. away for a term Of yearz
to those that will improve them, than that they
should be suffered TO .cmain unimproved nny
longer. But this is not necessary. Let large
uunber Of these landnoldcss, or all of them
pledge themselves to lease ut very low rate, !
portion Of their lands for n term Of ycass
Place this proposition in the hands of some rea
estate agent, whose duty it shall be to arrang'
sll the facts and figures in pamphlet form, ant
send the proposition broadcast over the land
60 that whosocvcr is willing to work may has
encouragement to d. SO. and all parties will b
greatly benefited. But Oil thus subject, Aessr.
Editors, you will please Ao,7ArE
, 1859-10-10

Browns Bronchial Trochos.
Browns Bronchial Troehes.
Bronchial Troches.
Bronchial Trochcs,
Browns Troches.
Browns Ifochcs-
Troehcs.
Troches-
IS ~prsea!nen.l5 the trs: and bess."
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
II rcounend Hett Csc to Pubic speatt11"
EEr. E. Il. CHAPLIN, NEW TORE.
"Gseat se7v3ec IL su.,du1nk Hoarsents&.-
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW ToRK.
II have proved them excellent for whoopak Couch.
REV. II. y. WARREN. DosTox,
"Gsc1t benefit Ia .eons OF the Bsnueh1al Q.saoa-
ER.J. F.T. LANE. BOSTON.
4 t.anle md elegant ecno!nasion fns Coaeha kc-
DIR. G. F. B1GELoW. BOSTON.
.con.a:a TO Opium or anythlrs in}usior..~
DIR, /. 4. HAYES, CHEMIST, BosroS.
.ys,1 heceal cle1dnx the throat when compelled tn
spe,k though sn5estus fr IN Cold"
REV. Sd. ?. ANDERSON. sT. LOUIS.
.Ihea,,.,y Epits ID The ahors ecmnend.tlan~
REV. II. SCHUYLER ST. loC1s.
II fead tarns tried aay remedies fos Asha.a With e
b.aeat found reIts from tbs Troeae&."
REV. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT. I'LL.
Sold by p,usxtsts every whesr = cents pe7 Bcx 1
| Sold BY PENTON d CO.,
oeloss&sen y 1aks ks1set opposite T.esaan. uou.e
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS
1N-Per,oas xt.aiat to hsEe ther Aesers Iested ~
&:;7 Post OGes. JAMES Brown.
l seaAm7 Inspector.
, 1859-10-10

Mr. William Walker, the gry-eycd man Of
destiny, is 50 absurd a parsonage, tnat but
little space in Tire newspapers ought % be Civ
CT to him or his r;ans. We're it not That his
antics compromise the reputation Of our gov
crnmcat as 4 atreaty.obaerv:ns power, and were
it impossible for him 10 be the means Of imbroi]-
ing the country in a foreign war, he might bc
dismissed with only word Of contempt But,
unfortunately, such is lis hold upon the r'ftian
class who have adoptcd fil|ibusseripg as The
first article Of their creed, and upon the rampan
nisser-drirIng politicians Of tho South, that
lis importance cannot bo thrust out Of sight
Fortunately for him, and for the preservation Of
onr peaceful foreign relations, lis latest at:
tempt to orsa- -:ze, and get forth with d hostile
expedition, has proved more dlsgEaccfi'l
llilure than anything which lie has attempted
For this wc owe no thanks to tic exercise Of
tic Federal oEce holders in the South, ,Hlo
seem to be his principal abcltors. Tho failure
is due to the folly aud Incompetence Of those
by whom the pira:ical cruise was conceived.
What they may do ncxt, 20 man Of honesty
can conceive; ba. it now seems 10 TO certain
that they will drink marc whisky and-do
nothing!
CLEARING HOUSE FOIk GRAIN.
The actisity in The Grain market has caused
m agitation Of tic question Of establishing Il
Clearing Heuse for grain. Particulars Of tic
project Will be found III the commercial col
umr
, 1859-10-10

New York Cricket Mntc1t.
NEW YoRk, Oct. s.-Lockxer's Side xicto-
rious- II minority
, 1859-10-10

. Tux CAxraE11s-This we'll known troupe,
under The management Of Nessrs. Rumsey
Sexcomb, will giro series of,.mus1ng oou.
certs, 1t Metropolitan Hall, commencing on
Noaday.
, 1859-10-10
NJ O " O P + n N G
Fall Roots---W Winter Boots,
@. Il. wIBwAI.i,'H,

133.....-.......IAke6 6trtet........,,.. l14
latls1. Double So!e Cali puttoa Dootx
IatIes. Double soe Cost Duuon Doota
Ladlea' Double soe Patent Leathez Button Boot.
lAdses' Double soa EnEshh L.ssiuE Gsitess,
1Ade1' Douh1c Sole Morocco 1a1ie,1,
Mlssest Double Soils Calf and Goat Button Boeta,
Chndssnt Doubls Sole Calf and Cont Button Bootx
~ Can md e1atn1ns cur stoek Of New Goods Ever
taiai'y saoan eadY b suppnsd. 'f:s*stslulaP
, 1859-10-10

n Il, Sc2lTkT, ldr-rtisla7 Lgza. G3 UtuE-,r.ss'
i uHteTi--l re-eis< Lds s aA1 all tie
Lddt"o Pope7s a A- -SorsA Fer. ta1-e6a+y
, 1859-10-10
39rrss Grihttttt.
THE LAST DEEL.

We have startling ntTs ercm California.
In n1yid Broderick. Senator in Congress
fr,m that State, and Judge Terry Of the Sn-
premc Court fought duel On the morning Of
the 18th ult., near San Francisco. Brodcrick
was shot through. the lungs oa.1lc first fire;
an1 lingering until the morning Of tho 15tb,
dicd. The quarrel WIS political at first. though
in the recent exciting canvass it became bit
terly personal. Judge Terry IS leading
Democrat. Of. the Buchanan school TAX
ing objection to ono Of Nr. Drodcr;cks
speeches, be challenged Tho result We have
told Though not inclined to thirst fos blood.
we caano. help saving tlsat jusuce requires
tint Terry. should have been slot also. We
haze no tears to El,cd Tor Dnoder'ck- When
4 ]aw.makcr thus sets all law at defiance,
we saay mourn the dclusion .ilat leads lin to
lis 2..c: lut that Gltc, however ldoodyt has no
powc. to ,novo our reSrets: they arc reserved.
for that defiance of poetic justice which lets
tic survivor escape. Tins is out Of tho usual
course. 1t is tie Gls!sioa 10 fill tl.e
newspapers Will. traces Of WOO whom sucl.
tragedy us Ills is recorded. We hare out
grown TIC method. Ducling is Essentially
barbarian; aal NC not only condemn it, bit
tnosc also whose resort it is wien they want
plaster for wounded houor, a reputation for
courage OF the l,cari's blood Of IN enemy. We
cannot separate the net from the actors. II
ornaSn}a3
, 1859-10-10

~N It will be seen that on Wednesday last
tho Episcopal General Convention, Ia session Il.
Richmond, FL, was occupied in long debate
On \ motion 10 hold the next Convention in Chi
cazo; which vas carried. ::
, 1859-10-10

foL1cE.-A brisk number and class Of snull
cases occupied the Police Court on SATURDAY..
, 1859-10-10

S50 PREM1uM.-Thc Commit
6DsJN re hA.irk TILED to Avart ths premium edtr~t
b. the Ho1x e 'rAde ot his - flaming Mil for Far.
- use II .tpara LE OTIS VI IT, which night h
ht it'd II tho ats aF IT Lbs Cntel satss Asrtenlt
1ar-Leu ot Auasrs AGo IN Thur dav - l,sa day
tther Of al FALnx Mills that puEpo-e that 10
offered taF s. aau vi award tnr III tbs
Ah PFesn a. efst aba1 f1fu!ao tla
SETH CAr, In.
ot5 n31q$ - Seettt1yT ofth& un7s1 Of Ttn6&.
, 1859-10-10

A UCTlON SALE OF UMBER.
II Whe.eak ar.ntitr Of lumber Ct y1:1-rs kinds md
qa!s4 htea he.sseots s.a7<,1sd "a @ "a 70
TEowpd Co. ~ eolla:e.1 see=rs. fcE hi e5sed1esa Of
"a HtpH A..lsad e. 70 tse 'a,d @ @eo92aaI po5:aa
aotcc heteby given iha: Tie sad Merchants sa,axs
Loaa a:d rrni Conrear - On tat Hh ~ et otosst
rrbe aulap. t. hxtest hder for e.sh. tor much
ta.4eof Ehal es ntee.r 70 sty the pa;uoa of sad
coF1tr of south Clark and h IN the city CA.
cxa vhe:t ed lumber s.tuated Du5rrs please cal nd
iaSpeea ID lumbar bcE,.o dAy ot E.s
teJta3'.-h J. Il. OGNaAN. Ptestse1t.
, 1859-10-10

4 DM1NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
n Notice Is hereby edven thattha uaderxued Admin
s1stnx aad Admin s17toE f,he tstae Of Jaroo r. lu-
lam he Of Cook county. Illinois =! Attssd upcn the
County Court of Cook county, iNnt! II thereof
be hoden 4 lhe Cou Hoase IL err of ch!Eo IN 1
county, oathe Third Monday Of pur
poee Of Aettnk md adjusting ca:as Rsaia.t aad teee
dens Thetesose ii Tt=r1 having e1as kz7.rk nd e.
tertJ notified ard rsqur4s 10 attend kad Cout
tor the puEpose Of h4yi1k thr Claims sdcs&et md Ill
pe1cnstndtbtd 70 xad esstA requested 10 7ks !e-
dIzta p&YM<1& 10 tAe radenttn+A.
NARY LCpLAN. Adax
w jA12 D, LErFa
ChkaSqt oas, 1ssa. .. Aaz,.
, 1859-10-10

TnE INQUEST on Yousa M1L1ER.-The in.
quest held BY Coroner James on Saturday on
the body of The young Ind Miller whose case
was referred to in cur last issue, reveals th.4 he
died Of scarlet fever, with which apparently his
beating received from tile mnn Peter Peters had
no correction.
Peters, i is said, left on Saturday in great
haste, with lis bail in $500 afler him hot
blocks" 1t has given Peters bad scare"
and may learn him 10 be more gentle in his
trcatmeut Of email bnrs
, 1859-10-10

w ANTED-A teNn;7energetic men
trasel STANDARD works. ~ ehea CemmsaoHs iii to
expe itnce ant ec!eut tsnra.Efs. 1pplt III Lake
sSres. tse 9. fo-E or adtress r. 9. BIZ 3:lS
ac1ea5 OF 10. I. GKIFF1THS
, 1859-10-10

ITO RENT.-A Furnished, Pleas.
/ ant. Co.Ee IIcc,. On the 1~th Side. xith tic Fu,
nu!e, will he RENTED to Socd tet4atf the Isl Ct No
cEtss BOX .4qs. o.l0 l1
, 1859-10-10

WABASH AVENUE.-l am au-
thorired to sell At low ptte for ea=h Q. cal, aad
ssost t!nae: very lsstsahlc sh3s fne avenue.
uCf4aHESt II L. EEEE PcYt aal n.1ck
, 1859-10-10

WANrED-A Young Man. OF
~ ahuty and exrereaee ~acss a.!suaticu - Boot-
HfeE tf Clttk IEt os Of reer1t Kyea shztae
uT Ii Cata4o AID Boston. Atdrtss L. U. B4x !68 Ch:.
c1kp. -eE1&Nx
, 1859-10-10

4x J: 7. VAS vLECK. 1}4nker,
~ No: Drf,at ttreet one donE ten WAll- New York
Dea- In Eank Eotea Specie Pspe and ten. to tue l-
,Ss5tn; q so'esronesrt'. bu,asss 11an tts
Refers by permission to H. A. Tns4rf Esq Chieaep III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-14
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR all me PURPOSES Of a Family PhySic
Are 50 ooinsod that disease within the range OF their nc
lou eau rarely withstand eYade them Their peuet rating
pIertes search and clean,e aud nvgoale every portion
OF me human organism correcting its diseased action, aud
restoring It's lealihy WaltlGs cOuse0utucg gf tbesp
pToperIcS, tho Invalid Whn is bowed down with pain or
physical debility ssonished " fud his health OF oi eTgy
restored 10y r. m dy at once 50 simple iuviliug.
Not on, do they cure the every daG complaints OF every
body, out rlsO many urmdab aud dangerous Diseases
tho avpt below named Is B.eusrd 10 furnish nais iny
Aefcnn Almanac, cuntslulug ctuii Gates OF their cures
aud dlftctuns Tor their iu the following complanty
Opslyouess leaTthurn, Headache arising from dsOdetad
slomach N2uss Indigestion, Pain and Morbid luaCtion
81 he bowels Fatuloncy Loss uf Appetite Jeunlos Vnd
other kindred complaints arising foln low state o. fe
body or OhClructliu Of It's functions.
DO not be pat "a by uupinciped Dealers with soma 9TH
er pill they make the more profit Oh. Ask for AYERis
PfLLs, and take nothing lac. 80"