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TO THE LADIES OF ELKTON

A ND NlClNlTY.-MRS. LEHMAN
"a begs to call the attention Of the Ladies
of Elkton and vicinity to her newly selected
stock of
FILL and WlNTER BONNE7S,
Ribbons, Silks and Trimmings. just received
from the cities, carefully selected for this
market, and to be sold very low.
She has also on hand very fine and large
assortment OF Embroidered Goods, Gloves,
&c, to which the attention of ladies is
specially invited. [Oct 20, 1860.
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Torbert,s Grocery Bulletin.

IOrDert'S Grocery Bulletin,
AND LIST OF TABLE LuXuRIEs, NOW IN STORE
ENGLISH PICKLES and SAUCES. FRESH
CRACKERS aud FANCY BISCUITS:
Gerkns; Chow Chow Harvey Sauce John Bull
sauce, English Pepper sauce Brandy Fruits las
sortcd) Brandy Cherries; Brandy Pouches Can
Turtle Steaks; English Table salt Oriental Fig
Pa~e: SnrdInes: Anchovy Sauce; Durham Mus.
tard French Mustard. in Jars; White Wine
Vinegar; peach and Rose Waters Sparkling
Gclntine; Sapsago Cheese Farina Crackers ;
Boston Biscuit. Wine Biscuit Tea Bunns Pre-
served Strawberries: Walnut Casups; Olives
Sweet Olive Oil. &c, &c.
To this varied assortment we respectfully call
the attention of Buyers aud those fond of Il spicy
dish, Mt IL small cost.
BRowS SUGAR. ct. I. 8. 81. Q, 10. CLARIFIED
SUGAR 81 Q. 10. II, ~. 12i sent 81 1859
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TILE GUARDIANSHIP

LIE ClliWl flNSHll
or ENGLAND NOT DECIDED YET
" Tom G. llcemn and "Chcap John -
Saycrs are to have the closing " round - on
this Saturday Evening, at Cheap Johns
Headquarters, in Elkton, in "A great political
speech. All thai have not yet visited Chca y
Johns should not fail to be present at that
time. His BOYS CLOTHING, BOOTS and
SHOES will he down then at his Emporium,
where are soll the cheapest Goods in the
State OF Maryland, or any other place in the
United States.
G5"Give John a call while he is in Elkton
and satisfy yourselves, Yours. &c.
CHEAP JOHN,
The Poor Mans Friend.
Nov II 1Sf0-
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Public Schools OF Cecil County.
Annual Examination Of Teacher,

INHE Committee on Examination will meet
l. the teachers OF the county for the Ind
Annual Examination, at the office of the
Board, in Elkton, in the following order:
MONDAY, the 10th of December, 1861
The Teachers Of the First, Second and Third
Districts.
TUESDAY, the llth Of Dec, lsGO.-The
Teachers Of the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Districts. .-t
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of Dec. $780,
The Teachers Of the Seventh Eighth and
Ninth Districts, and new applicants.
CD~Tcachcrs holding certificates marked
No. !. i'll all the branches, are not required
to appear. BY Order Of the Board.
c. N. ELLIS.
Dec l. ioIu-tm. Secretary.
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GOOD AND CHEAP.

Having taken the stand lately occupied by
Perry McNcal Thomas. aud having received
- new stock of GROCERIES, Hardware and
Dry Goods, will sell cheap for CASH, %,
country produce. Motto -. Quick sales
and small pr"liiS.' Come oue--come all
elect while he goods are fresh and new
Sugars, I, 8, 9. TO- II and II cents
MnasSes, 80, 81, 40. 50 and 80 cents.
Dry Goods o. Newest Styles.
Straw Hats. great variety, cheap.
Hardware, Notions. &C., &c.
Elkton, May 10, 1860.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Great Victory.

rTNIIE public having met at the Central Stove
L Store have decided that there ia the place to
get one of the best Cook or Parlor Stoves in the
country. All of which We are retailing at Phila-
dclphia prices WIN. II. EDER.
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MERCANTILE.

26 DIFFERENT STYLES PRINTS,
Fast Colors,1 at Ct cents.
40 Handsome, Fine and Dark PRINTS,
at 10 cents
A Job Lot of DARK DELAINES,
at l2t cents,
that cost Is cents 10 manufacture.
Very Fine DARK GROUND BOQUET
DELAINES, at 20 and - cents,
worth % cents everywhere.
Set Figured THIBET CLOTHS, at 25.
DOUBLE WIDTH CAsIEMEREs,
very cheap.
e.. PLAID VALENCIAS,
with a General Assortment of other
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, CLOTHS,
ERES, &c. '+s
wAlso, 20 Barrels Of Prime APPLES
cheap: and a choice lot Of Dried Apples and
Dried Peaches.
Terms Positively Cash,
in all case $. on delivery Of the Goods.
Nov "a, 1860. %.
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ATTENTION. CI.IJRl

TNlE members of the Young Mems Bell
l. and Everett Association are requested
to meet at the Club Room, on THIS (Satur-
day) EVENING, at O'Clock. 1t is ncces-
sary that every member be present. BY
Order of TIE PRESIDENT.
Dec Z. IeS0--lw
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rRAIN and LIME SH0NELS Forks and
VI Rakes, selling at cost to close out stock On
hand, by WM H. EDER.
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A lso-Roofns. Spouting and Repairing done
IA in the very best manner and of the very best
material aud ut reasonable rates. by
Nov. 10, lSdO-6w WM III. EDER.
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DISSOLUTION OF. PARTNERSHIP,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
~ ship lately existing between John S.
Rossell and Victor l.. Bennett, under the
name and firm of John S. Rnsscll& Co.. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the twelfth
day Of November, 1860, All debts due to
the firm are to he paid to the said Victor L.
Bennett, who is also to payall debts and
liabilities of tho said firm.
JOHN S. ROSSELL,
VICTOR L. BENNETT
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Oct 20, 1860.
Clearing New Ground,
FARMERS.

IF you buy one 1t the new Thrashing
l. Machines advertise, which is warranted
! will. go AMI put thts Yachinr up and stay AT
least one day to see that al1works we'll |
will also say THAT " anything should break
through oaretessness,,.r any way. will haye
all the different parts to repair with, without
You having to send ynurrnnrtAinc away t"
the shop. I.I'orc, therefore. you will give
the machines triir and let them have a
chance to recommend themselves. i
a1.JACOB b. ASH,
Elkton, July 7, 1850. Agcnt.i
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OF DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TliE Co-Partnership existing between
l. John Carson and s.. Rowland Carson.
trading under the firm Of S. Rowland Carson,
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
Either party can use the maine of the firm in
liquidation. Those indebted are earnestly
requested to call and settle without delay.
JOHN CARSON,
S. ROWLAND CARSON.
Port Deposit, October |, 1860.
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A LSO- ShrcIner's celebrated Heater warming
4 or } rooms ut once. For sale by
VIM H. EDER
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Dissolution of CO.PartnerSlliD.

TNliE C"-PartnerslIip heretofore existing
Il between Alfred Gottschalk and Jacob
G"ttschalk, trading under the firm of A.
Gottsclalk 4 Bro, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business Of the firm
will be settled by A. Gottschalk. Those
indebted will please call Immediately and
make payment, and those having claims pre-
sent them for payment.
A. GOTTSCHALK,
j. GOTTSCHALk.
Port Deposit, Nov 26. 1860.
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MAKE Y0TR WIFE and CHILDREN COM
WI PORTABLE. by calling at ELDERS and
buying one of his beautiful Chamber Stoves.
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10 Carriage Manufacturers.

~ &"isANSe MhuulNCtuGcIss
1NllE subscribers have CONSTANT, - hama
l. large assortment ri superior ARR hE
STUFF, consisting of Fcllocs Shafts tr"'.,
Tongues. Spokes. &c. Also. II large guam.
tity of Seasoned Axes. and Plank "t diii'r-
ent ihickncsscs. n II of which they will dis.
pose Of at reasonable pliccs
SCOTT 4 ADDS;
Jan so, 1855 Geo,t's Ai.>s.
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ITO Persons out Of Employment.-n
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County in the United States,
To engage in the sale of Of the best and most
elegantly illustrated Works published.
Our publications are Of the most interesting charact ter
adapted to the wants of the Farmer. Mechanic and Mcr
chant they are published in the best style and bound in
the most substantial manner. and worthy place in
the Library Of every Household in the Land.
RaT" men of enterprise and industrious habits. this
business offers an opportunity for profitable employment
s,''dom To he met with.
~, ocrs"is desiring to act agents will receive
promptly, iy mail full particulars, terms. &c. by
addressing LEARi, GLTZ n CO. Publishers
No. "a North Second street, Philadelphia
Oct 90, lS6D-3nl,
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Second Arrival of Fall Goods,

The subscriber has this week received from the city
his second instament If
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
consisting Of CAsSINETTs, FLANNELs JEANS. LIN.
SEiS. COTTON FLANNELS, MuSLINS. CALlCOES
GlNGHAMS DRESS GOODS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS
AkPACAS TlCKINGS, COTTON TABLE DAIPEE
Cheers. SIEErINGS. &c, &C.. &c.
great variety of MEMS and BOYS HATS and CAPS
including the latest styles Of Black Silk and Felt Hats
Union Caps &c. &c.
Alsoa fr@ more Boots and Shoes; making his ay.ort.
ment in this line very complete and very desirable
including several kinds Of Shoes before kept in Llkton
Qnccnswarc, n small assu tnient of low priced.
Choice Brands If Cigars and Tobacco.
DrlaincS; some extremely handsome, designs fr
Winter wear.
GROCEKl ES.-A splendid assortment Of Coffee Teas
Sugars. syrus Mnlasses. spices Pepper Saltpcrc Can
le-, Soap, Yeast Powders Concentrated Lye, &c. &c.
u. y. MAY,
Nov 10. 1860. In iii. Hollow
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

~
DY virtue Of an Order of the Orphans
ID Court Of Cecil county, the subscribers,
az Administrators, will offer at Public Sale,
on
Wednesday. the l2'A day Of December, nrrt
an the premises, if fair, if not on the fist
fair day thereafter. the Personal Property
Of the late James Evans, cons isting in part
As follows:
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such as Beds and Bedding, Bcdsteads, Bu-
reans, Tables, Chairs, Cook Stove and
Cooking Utensils.
STOCK & FARMING IMPLEMENTS
TT-N Two Yoke of Oxen, Six "a
NssAi.Milch Cows, 8 HORSES, MENl
Ii 10 Hogs, Ii Sheep, one .SE.Nxx
Dearborn. Buggy and HARNESS.. COX Carts,
Manny's Reaper and Mower. Horse Rake
Plows, 1IaTows, Cultivators, and snndry
other articles not mentioned. Also lot Of
Hay and Straw.
TERMS OF SALE All sums under $40
cash. ali sums over $40 a credit of six months
will bc given. the purchaser giving his nntc
bearing interest from the day of sale. with
security to be approved OF by the Admins
traitors.
Cly- Salc to commence at 81 O'Clock A. N.
ROBERT EVANS,
JOHN EVANS.
Nov "a, lS60-tS Administrators.
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Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice.
UNION LODGE, No. as AT. and A. NJ.
HOLDS its regular communications in
LII EIkton, on '''
Wednesday, December Goth.
st. Johns Day December 9th.
BY order of the W. NJ.
..'eo JAMES w. MAXWELL,
Aug III, 1865 r. "a . Secretary.
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New and Desirable Fall Goods.

II lLLINGSWORTI Il co. are how
IN receiving and opening one ofthe cheap
est and most desirable Stocks of scasonable
Goods ever offered to this community.
Next week IN addition to their endless
variety they will open an extensive assert
mcut Of
Common and Fine Clothing,
at such prices rs will astonish the natives.
UAll kinds OF country prodcce: Wood.
Grain of all kinds, Potatoes, &c, &C., take
in exchange for Goods at fair prices. We
study to please.
KILLINGSWORTH u CO.,
Sept -, leGO-3m. North East.
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Gum Shoes! Gum ShOes!!

TX PAIRS of Ladies and Misses Gum Shoes
W Also, good assortment Of Worncn's heavy
Lace Boots, and Mems and Boys Boots. All for
sale at prices to suit the hard times. by
X. i. MAY,
Dec 8. 1860. In tho :. Hollow
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Common and Fine Clothing.
LEVI d. LEFFMANN

HIS JUST x E EYED
n Large and Wei! Selected Assortment
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-. +,kEW-I YORK.
4 Novelty n, the At World!
Photography Upon Porcelain.

! uUtOSI6Vuy tPVb IUttFLdtHs
Secured by letters patent ii, fVa rh,i,a. Suites,
Engia'a' France ana fcstem"
...., mr. ,Nt!I;I,,,v 49,,
u, "a
lHos0@ra9ltc f0Fceiasa, 0iErARl,
q NO. Isl bfo"'""p, N~-frf
iaras ssSu, sisir novel an! inscn y, i'e1'"I ~
execute all orders h,r,
Nin;,turre" IL S,ioSs .es,,%g,f rs<,. ~, e.;
Az ''"t"'o h'heheHhc5 " eFSoil5 ui' Y nfba
IF sraEy a , ahe trn" a., an" " a'
watercIur drawing and aI,,le,to u,.:tajr,. cp,,,y
i,lnrnliliiy hr1"tns r'n'lci 81 as mle sI"h;r io
",strr p.lS''es Oh '"f Articles upon N"'' !h" -"
As the patented process # the Company "rllc. ,o
III, ,,n H 81 ', ~ s n' 1ny or inl" sui
larty-rortrts he ie,ro,lurel with nltc<s ar..-
any necats Oh as' noatn. upon t,trei'"n wnr"t
luxury household utility. such NJ
Ir,.,,c Vn.n, D.o,yc. r
,' $1,000 Wv w' 1"n' a" '"ps'
| ..,.,, ',.
unique and exquisite .tye i ornasn,t tain, in
o'' i.', NE -, e..,..,.
n''' W i"fins' Lniiii ff'he gL'i'Ie'' ~ "it'"
ilIh.U ",St anu I" n'c, me "'nt' "ith9'- PATRONS
the Company have imlrat"i from :nr,r.a c, n
emier'' r.aIfian E".s manufactured t." tier own
As the American C,mriny are nwrers # tl,@ ,,t.rt
right and consequently the only persons auth ze,i
use the process, they have determined in"r G.
To UFnrI DponI, IN o,,., ,eci,,, az ji,- r-,,,,,
~ ~" '"p'" ''e'o 'e'''" y ''' "''"
| an opportunity tn possess ..
PORTRAITS Nv f.yItS<
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The Paris MantilIa Emporium

CLOAKS AND MANTlLLAS,
To which has been added u
FUR DEPARTMENT.:
Which embraces the largest assortment Of
FRS or all NATIONS,
Including
Real Russian Sable. -
Fine Dark Hudson Bay Sable,
Russian and American Mink Sable,
:. Royal Ermne, Chinchilla,
~. Fine Dark Siberian Squirrel &c, DO,
Made up in the most fashionable style. for
LADIES WINTER COSTUME
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
One Fixed Price from which no deviation can
be made.
The Pans Mantiiia, Cloak and Fur Emporium,
No. 70s Chestnut St. (above Seventh. south side
j. w. PROCTOR & co.
Sep: %, lS60--3m
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Fall and Winter Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE SOLD
c III E ZIP FOR Ash.
Also JEWELRY. GENTLEMEN FURN-
ISIItNG GOODS, &c.
WIn the Basement of the Howard House,
next door to the Post Office, Elkton.
Sept %, 1860.
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New Goods! New Goods!!

j. p. BRADBURN'S.
TORNER OF MAIN and BOW SIS
AIolpnSite TAYlnr'S untrll
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Secured by letters patent in flo rhii,.a States,
~ England. France, and Eessiam.
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HAIs AND CAPS, good assortment for Fall,
Wear. just received aud for sale by
Sept Is 1860 r. MAY
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BRADBURY Keeps constantly on hand
- Jackson's best Lump White Washing
L'hie' May 10.
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Done DUsT-A superior article. For
II sale. d. SCOTT Il BRO.
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GUANOES.-Peruvian, California, and A
~ A. Mexican. For sale hv
Mar 3, 1860. D. SCOTT x BRO.
, 1860-08-03
ChiIdrou Lost III the Woods.

The uorneltsvile Journal states that three
young children OF Mr. aud Mrs. J. .. I1awley,
Of that place, went Into the woods on SATURDAY,
last, to pick berries, without the consent OF
their parents. and Wander. d about until lost.
Not returning before ereuine, the anxious pa
rents, in company with nearly one hundred
others, started for the woods and succeeded in
finding them.
1t seems that afaer having picked enough her,
ries, they thoughtlt time to return home, but on
turning about for that purpose, they found
themselves in a strange place and could not
find the road, OF any war out. They sat down
on log to think, and sat there 3 long time,
finally giving up that they were lost. Mary, the
eldest, said to the others. Let Us pray to God
to help Us to find our way out; aad all kneelng
there by the los. with hands uplifted, they
prayed for deliverance. They then took new
start, and soon found wlottleberFies plenty,
with which they satisfied their hunger. The
little ones now commenced calling aloud the
names Of the Different members Of the falnily,
Carrie, the youngest, calling repeatedly for
milk; and complaining Of fatigue, she sat dowu
to rest.
Ida, The second, was ti.ed aud sleepy, and
would rather stay there than try aay longer TO
St out. Mary then stripped bark from a tree,
laid it on the ground for pillow, covering it
with leaves, AMI the two youngest laid down to
sleep. She found thst tic sun had gone down,
and 1t IVES getting dark, aud size again kne1t
down to pray for deilEerance, and that Tod
would take cure of them. she had made mp her
mind to s.ay there the night, knowing she could
not find the way ont herself. She knew the
night would be long, and The little ones might
wake before morning hungry, so she filed her
pocket with " wintergseens,s to pacify then1-every
few minutes during the time c.lling upon the
different members Of the family.
When found, the two youngest were sleeping
and the eldest, not ten years OF age, was upon
her knees PRAYING.
, 1860-08-03

That any sensible man, Of either section Of
our country, seriously thinks Of Disunion. in
consequence Of the triumph Of any party
pledged to observe the obligations Of the Con.
sdtution and maintain the rights Of the States,
Is too preposterous for belief. Thief anatics Of
the South the doctrinal antipodes OF the
Garrisonians Of the North-may bIus.er, vapor,
and in other WAYS initiate the bad manners q
our lava.drinkcrs Of New England, who de-
nounce the Constitution as "lengue with
death and covenant with hell j. but p.acti.
cally these disciples Of Thezsites will amount
to no more than the impossible leats OF dis
union about which the be and she yiragoes ol
cur red.hot Abolition meetings arc wont to
declaim. Back Of nil these disturbers Of the
public peace, aro tho common sense and CON-
mon patriotism Of the masses, upon which,
when the hour o. trial comes, the Union may
depend. Men who keep cool see then. with
peffect calmness the quadrennial efforts Of the
extremists Of each section to bring the people
up to that pitclt Of excitement necessary to in.
sure the striking Of the first blow. And they
never cease to Laugh at the puny agencies
which, in the eyes Of those who oontrive them,
are to overturn the pyramid Of States As
tbs crop Of e1pedients for dissolution is always
growing but nsvar maturing, there is ample
room Tor mirth. The latest plan-that to
"neo tne newspapers are now alluding, many
o. them with well-feigned signs Of alazm-is
charged upon Mr.. Yancey, in his organization
ot tbs "Iseaguers Of the South:" :"
This league was \ remarkable concentios.
tA&s tho Catholic Church aud our own govern.
, 1860-08-03

A Haary-headed Murderer and hIt1i-
crto respectable 1Aystctna Amor.
Them.

The Western Reserve has for several years
been afflicted with 3 weli-organizeI aud adroit
gang Of counterfeiters. Through the e1ertions
OF Deputy United States Marshal Hackttt, Of
Kavenna, and other experienced detectives, that
gang has been gradually but surely bro ken up.
At Burton, Geauga county, on Friday last, Mr.
HaeSett, OF this city. arrested II. +. Whitcoulb,
SAMUEL Is. Whitcomb, Jess, Dooru nud Josiah
Dixon. Only some $500 in base meta! was
found in their possession, but there Is no doubt
that they are rlngleaders in the gang, and hare
done much towards flooding The West with
worthless money.
THERE'S strange history connected with Jesse
Boorn, one oftae men arrested ut Burton. Some
forty years ago cold bloodetl murder was per
petrated ia the State Of Vermont. The mur-
dered man was brother in. law OF Boorn named
Cooley, and circumstances pointed to Noo7u
and bis brother as the guilg parties. They we're
tried, convicted and sentenced to BIZ luoc.
The execution day came, and large crowds
poured into the yillage to see the murderers
swing. They ascended the scat1old, and tue
moose WAS placed around their nccks, when the
supposed dead mau appeared in tie crowd !
Tie Boorns we're set free Just as they reached
deaths door, and Immediately lied the State.
Jesse Boorn, now nea.1y seventy years old,
confessed to Mr. Hacket., Of Burton, that be
and bis brother did murder Cobley-tae person
who appeared before the gailows being nan
FROG, New Jersey, who bore striking rcseu,-
blunce to the deceased, and who WAS expressly
hired to play the yilia;nous part. The affair
created great excitement at the time through.
out New England. and lawyers retained for the
defence in desperate murder cases have ever
since quoted the Boorn case for the benefit Of
their clients.
1t is believed-indeed Boorn confessed as
much-!hst the hardened wretch proposed to
still further steep his handsin blo7 By murder
ing Mr.. Doolittle, OF EostoD, who has money
which the gang Iusted for.
now in jail in this city, and will probably be
tried during the present term Of the United
Statcs District Court.
: On last Wednesday, Marshal johnson and Mr.
l1ackett made another important arrest at
Washington, in Hardin County, securing the
persons Of DR.. E. i. ueistand, q hitherto re-
spectacle ply sician, aud Hiram 1Iartzel. These
parties are charged with manufacturing spuri-
GUS coin, and were brought to the city and
lodged in Jail.
It is worthy ofmention that Of The numerous
persons arrested for counterieitinK on the Re-
serve during the past year not one has been
caught in Cleveland. They RENDEZVOUS in the
countEy-in small out-of-the- way places, where
they outwardly maintain the utmost reapecta-
bility, and in some instances eren affect pietY
One company make the coin and ano,her sell
it, but none Of them hardly ever pa-s it. When
one is arrested the Efforts Of the entire gang are
put in use to secure his acquisfa]. But their
day ia about to close on the Western Reserve.
, 1860-08-03
Tho Shipping Trade--Tho New Route
between The West and England

"The scarcity Of freight room restricts bust
ness," has been tho tenor Of our market reports
for the past thirty days or more. It has
been found impossible to meet the demand
for vessels. Freight room is rquired Of more
than double the capacity now offering. The
business which received so decided check
ia the well-remembered panic, has revived
again, and with it come the requirements Of
an increasing traffic. Not only do We witness
the return Of former trade, but steadily in.
creasing commerce, that will give employ
meat 10 vessels Of alt classes that our ship.
yards can furnish. This want is felt not alone
in this city, but extends to most Of the Amer.
lcan seaports. There will be great
demand created By the coming cotton
crop, which promises an increase over last year
No tri1ing proportion Of our cerials will doubt.
less hare to be transported across the ocean 10
meet the necessity created By 1.-The partial fail
ure of the crops in Europe, while our important
and growing East Iadla trade calls daily for
more tonnage.
New York must Of necessity maintain her po-
silion as the first commercial city Of the Union,
and through her market will pass tho bulk Of
the produce sent abroad. let ire hare eonpet-
;to.s. The immtn.e karrfsts Of the IPtst snust
find an ouslft, and acting upon he apparent ad:
ronsogts to Be dtrired }rcm htr tradt, tine of
BritisA st<antkips has atready 6ttn e*tat.1th<d
bttpttn Portland and L5se7Poot* 1ht Grand
Trunk Rauway uM carry targt portion Of the
produce totAAe steamers, fre'ghttng sh<ns atones,
and Citing th4 farmfrs an Advantage IN speedy
r4turns ertr Mt1g XorkPoTt, phsFe ressfs are Hoso
10 &c1Ftfs