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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-13

0aotp 9. GOrple,
Ste SFra6e, ,wiihtn 8rcao, nnp @race.
9tibmcnp, @a.
Srattt'her @as II. Steam Yipe Sitter.
Der!F'ee 1T in Den 5tanp seIret, ale in biefce
@ri@aft slnl@IaAeuoe Arbeiten chen 70 ihnel uno
biltaef berlultlen, ais irsenO Elm anpercs Der.
drtis;a @sihGft.
&sferen3en.
Y. S3ap. @. 81, Rcfm6oum.
9. 6alsI. Stebbins n. 9mIrn
9urtra, eaOO u. So, Gbae. 6. Gaett.i
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-12-13
observation-disclosures
N'ue bcGGnri16s 6rrinae
'pefsn s'baItrn unr tilil sum Tcrtauf Sci
81 o.. Strcdct. Nnt.

Sp1rrtr8! NUIrcrrS!
2urb uetsrnnbme ceS an mcin Qptaf an,
Aren5enrra 9crdumi9cn @cbn6aucs bin i'd in
Den Stdnp 9elrbt. elmer nctttrcn Gn,abl 9uar.
rsrs bcq""me 3lmmer etnri6ten gu t6nnen.
9trranf 9teleftirsnce bite i6 Llstalc bel mir
pprjuIprs6en. S. Narrtaufen, Qst.
Calm Neuen Nnrtt.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-13
EdhrsYretI
gSettsr ms tntd6ttgsr ~Jobrplnu.
A Aesa 92ad bent 0citCn nn0 SiiOeu. L..
- cN .XAEAa. .AA 49,

SSet1er ntso tDtcbttger Tobrplou.
Ia 920d Oeln 0citcn unb GiiOen. ID
Baltimore urto go6iD=GifenbAFn4 .
81 rno nab Dem so. Srlt 1860 8rDen tie 3Iae mic rOi9t:
Son Gdn9eu sStatiNa Baltimore: Ger @9R;E3, S6nutdos
GusBenpnrneu, UNI s h"r 81 Gtinutsn @Drrnttta9s ub Der &r
FreBSug I'm 4 lltr = Oiinuteu Nodmtttae8. g3etOe 3Tge geben
mad auen Gfstlan be8 Q8efens rno Rgro -0Befen3 IL strettsr
Qtnie. r III. ~. "
Sir Weg<pafa8iere.
rtan Sen s uGr so Din. G5rmitta9-8ue. Wab oQen 9uuften
arii6en @uitbe ldnO uro Wbeeitng umo Swtfhsn Sra itCl rnp pdr-
~tersburg ben A lttr - M .nuteas3 us SCl Baltimore.
Der 8reoertdzN ccpmmpbdttDn Bug
serIdbE gatttnp FIR 8rerertf uno bic baswtfasn lteeanben
@labe tdet6 IN, A utr l., Mtnuter NadntttaeS nj &usnntne
bs GonNtt88, ub erret4t 6"elertd UNI III. 20 u. Nbenl$; Ders
idBt bet Der 8tGtetr 8resertf rt 9 llhr Sc ,r1itta95 uup lapGt
in Baltimore nm 10 u. so ~. g~!i,ttassan.
Der Qlcrtf8zYftl8@Nacp 3ua
8tFt td8tt@ NIT Nusnabras Res SOnnta9s me fHist:
Wcrldgt Concentration ufn go Mtrr0ens ub I T., APO Nndru.
Son @atDtt'S ?2tlS un 7,tj DiUrge,8, 2,o0u go NaNn.
Iod Q8Ql9un9spn unp Dem Sjioen
asten bic 8u8e nm 4,25 no0 $40 9~prntttaaS, frwic I'm :, 10 uno
4,20 Nadrnttto as.
Qm Spnnte i'm 4,25 %G1ergsh8.
Gpn NBai6in9tou
I'M 6, 90 pnb 7 8crnAtttae3 I'm 80 rn6 ! 50 9adu
Sim SDnaSa5 nr gfaGntittags un go
Der 3rtettc uib Yierte 3u9 ppu glltimL &c unS g0aibtnatUn prr-
tirteu fh nnt ten 3I9st bar @rrnppiiS Gatn.
Ser 3meite unS brittle Bug tGlt cuff zen 3pt6enddtiOren.
gH~ QDfGen 8tdets, &ugfa.f, 8atrt y. /. -. msnce m0n 10
IN S. 8. @p9ianp, @aent~ a. her Stctt-Ciic", 9ancea,
FatiOn. 6 n. pre8cBtt SMITH,
$50 -. ~. - G~ransYorta. .Dnante ler, Sal uhorf.
g. 50. este, GeteraL8iaetetr (Nu16,tO
-T
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Gin frGftiQes utter OOer Elm frii6stitiQer So

%&SNAAMNSW F0a at. 3 EHUdrNcD, PIdtI1lWef Wr5t
TT @btea9D, SD.
Die Su8enb, bic Manntett unS sas &Iter,. AGe fcGten otses
Bud 1elen. @s entbdlt nIslt6e 8elebrun8en iber rte @rtalturs
Die edwdGen uno 8rant beiten Der @efdte6tstteie, fir sc,
relae an ben f. erI&Spfencen unb f@ltnrnen 8Dl9en Der pSelbf.
~tefefun9" uuo anoerer NuSlhtpet fuh8eh letoen. Der ~nertbDpue
9fatb unO BITE eunbrtneliGeu Qparnlmgfn, welte eS ertbeilt, werben
Sabre hes 9etbenS perbIter unp idtrit6 Gauienbe SUn 9eben rete
ten. Der Settunesplan, uuf Der Anwtnbun8 Der @lec
rtefen, b6 btsjentsen pattsnten bic tbr @elo fur @tebtstn eefpen
bet baben abne 8ebeit 3u fen, fd ni&t an bic rebte S&mteOe GEE
renoet baben. Smppfens llnfru9tbarfeit, fOmte aae nerp1ie
ettren unb Sdndten Der O. l&eatsrrsane fbnnen rmr auf elet-
trti6em Aeee rattcncl sefetlt %GerOen. Gs9en. ,~@tnisnoun8 NON
80 gt8. 9DAfarpS miro es Seoert fret su9eidtdt renn ntan
er.tnrt Or s. Qubar i'd, GbteaaU. 81. (Nb2f .ilnnl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-13
uersNerT6ernnae

JOhnston's Insurance Rooms,
$50. 70 SeccnbItr. IS
Teuers, Martne= unS 2eben8=OerThes
run98=Sompa9nten.
B q GtGerlte lrnb feIteite Gpu1pagnie.
Verftderun98s@pmp. Der 8aleb y. Biroinien.
. a- mt $500, 900 @aptol. ~
0pn9b1r9z Serit4erltn98 s@pmp. y. 8ireitien,
nit $500, 900 @opitQL./ a.-
M6emarleS8 er1i6erltn98z@ pn1p. y. 8iroirieu
.M. mt $500, 600 6apitol.
@barter SafzSer1i6. Comp. bon Sortfprb
nit $3.50, 900 Capital.
SecHrttbzS er1t6erun98zGDmp BON WensgDr
nit s270, 900 capital.
BbSntrs8 Comp. bon g9ewz0Drf.
NIT $500, 600 capital.
JelplutezV Ser 1tderun98@Gpnp. y. Nepzg)prf.
nit $27O, 900 6apitul.
WtpntantsS Ser 1Gerung8>@ Comp. y. NepzgDrf.
NIT $500, 600 Gapital. .
NefpzQSerlo=Uer ltder Comp bon Getpzgcrt
NIT $3.50, 900 @opttal.
Wercantile Wtttual Wartne.
nit 81, 200, 900 capital.
Veretni9te Staaten eben8z0erItferltuo ,r
NIT 81, $50, 972 capital.
Nprtbern N1 1urance<G Comp. BON Qcnbon
nit 81, 1874, Ill GQpttal.
We pben 5emerten @ompa9nteen itrt BON Der 9coisTotur has
Staates Warblan6 %autboritrt unb Ii3enirt. 10
Ute BON Dem llnter5etbneten reprdlentrten Gompaonieen bobpu
mtrtlt4 oerfI9bare8 capital gum ppQen pben Gnas,sIge -
Sera8 eerantrportltf fir bic 3a1lun0 bon NerluIen, 'N9N"'
eriest. Sbos. 3. Snb r Ef|n''p
e..1 mtr.. - 10 SecCnoitr.
O-eO 0LluW, Sntoe9pt' (5a17,iO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-13
8iano'8 ouf 0efte[lnno
dnt benz alien pfdbt

ah6 Son. teSer 8pl5 unS 8aunrt reroen g~elttfert,
Die srS6te Spr8fhlt fpirb auf bic @rbett un0 auf te @u8pdtl
Der Wtatfrtalten perpenret umr ct lam baGer fir iebeS aus feincrn
Snfttut bcrSCre ebenbe Snfrurtent bic @arantte iterne6mea, tas
IS aqe @teenihaften etnes suteu 9tanp'8 BETTE.
&le SnitrInlente aus n'einer 9abrit pcroet fir S Sabre Sn
Sem TasbeS gertdufts an earuntirt. .g|541 It'll r.
VelCneere MufnsrTiartett Dirb auf bic &uSndbl SDn enfru.
menten, melde tn elmer erpsen @ntfernuns serfenbet perten YER
rperbet uno Elm gerre6t BEG llpltanffes innertalb 6 Wtpunten BON
Serteul@tage On Nirp sefattet, fOate Elm Snfruuent ntdt vOa'
fdnot9 befrirbtgen. F+}- -*. -''~
Fg- @%restan0ler trereen r'pbtstut bel uns DOrsufprsAsn sGt fe
fG aroertpdt IS UNI eten.
@efdnpts p%Orrdt4is cine Nuspa6t bon Melptepts, pcn en- Sc
fen SnfrurieHtenniad RI 3u S45-200. tr#t ..-.r
III YtGSpS !per6en uutBctauI6t, au89erntettct u1b 9eftumrtt
.G t!T...# .H. .t.y. Sim. &ndbe II. Gump.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-13
9r. 8. SaDne'8 0einnObcits= Bilclt.
sANATxvE PTELs.O

Stir bis Seuhmo BON QeberbcItwerben, gidt, @ebu6t, 0g8.
nsSIife. RbeumotisnnS, 8laIet- unb aderen= E~ranfbeten, Steber,
&erpcnIhp66e, GptbtauI cber Stole, Santtrant9elte1, inrennt9-
feiten h5 8luteS, gntSIneuu5en, UelatDple, qall9eH -NpPI=
bsm gaten um6 ben @teocrI, 9antrrrbOiSen, @aNenfrart9ctten,
jrauentrantbeuen &c. &c. m,
= GS oit weuioe &~rantbeiten, nobel bic Nnpencrn9 rNt obtub-
rerben N1uteln nibt mebr ODER tpen8er nptbt9 1T, UNI olele Setoen
1nb Rranfbeiteu mircen perbinoert perhcn, menn eteielben au9e=
mem oebroudt mIrceu. gGemauc fam it6 wpbl fiblen, 10 lonSe
s1e 8erItcpiun9 inn &Drper 1tattfnoet, Die 6ucent 1auft9 ,oelfl9e
sS ieI6It tB6ide ~Srautbehen b%eroprbr nst, melde bur8 einen
Seitigeu uto riGhSen Settauh ppn a~o1u9fenoen geeoTuleH P"le"
leidr cermcoeu lpercen tpnnen.
Der 8erfertaer tann oieie Btuet nit Der 9rpBten 3nper1lTt enl-
hfebJeu. Iber,Suot., BAR c~eIelbeu lei Weitent teiIer ltno, ais ale
onocren oebrduGliden p1Ien bGelben fno nllrer, Frpnlpter'
t1derer NIB GletdmdBiger III tbrer grtun4.
ryem G5etrouoDe lit ttine teicncere 80rii6t nBtbi9. Ytan Fam
sjIeu ub trinfcn pie ~gepGbnllcb, unc penn nctDmenol9 RAM man
olab mad Gem @innebnlen berieben ellen.
. 9ds Alter lat tetnen @iufluB auf bieieltert, ba lte 10 51ldnfer=
qeiest Tnb, bas tic f6 INNER i6uel i'm Wta9en a%ufl6ien.
= T}eun hieIel6et III tletueren Ocleu 9enpmrnen merecn, oer6e1iefn
file Sic @5Sfte unS iho leibt a~biibrenb; weroen lie ater IN ltorten
SeIen oeucnmen, 10 iimb lie fart %aefibreuo, tnbent te ben 9anSet
itSn6eu retnieen, unb 9eunbe Aticnberungn I'M gta9er1, III Der ge-
Ter unb reri6teeeuen anberen Sr8aner e6 Sprper8 sur 0rl9e
Saben. ~
eiuuybp,eu, - oeacn Gnt;iubungS-, 2Sedlel=+ nadlo1ienoe-, @al'
Iey. uub aQe aHoeren @rten cpN 6iebern, @elblu1t unc 9eDerbe-
iGartrtei. @egen Gp8pepiie fnp lie IN Der Chat ctt p~pr5n9ltte8
Mttel, eo fe na6 rmb mad bic iddb.then 4tionoerun9en ee8
W(aasns uub Ser 9eber entfrnen umo 9elnnce &batt9ettt III oIelen
pt6tiaeu Sraancn berpprbrin9en. 0teltlten ltno unbc5a9lpat
in 6ranf6eiten Der Saut umo mas man ~9ewobnll1 nllnretnbelt res
8(utes" uenut; ebenip bel 6rauentrantbeltsn, SerltrPtun9en II. /.
10, 1mb i'll Der Chat Bel alien S%rantbetter, no cine otnehoe,
S6fte r~erteiIernbe pcer ~abfd19renee Wteol5tn nptD9 lem lHute;
~gNgpepIe mir ~unieGlbar our4 cen an9altenoen @etraud otefes
~pertbppQen 8rGpnrats eebpten, tanrcntllb mcnp eo8 itarteuos
8urn,uittcl, III &erbin6uu9 bamit, Der Gcrl4r1t 8ernaB 9~eHr9udlt
birb.
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Gi0emew &5eerD TT Ipl0s8 sueStD
GSInceffer Q0nNnnfs nr1n Gfnhha Gifienfdinff.

WIDCetlsc TOU0gWTs una StQSEaW tfguiWGTI.
Sn tem @ntnifelun9sg Der Mnieblune fnb MIR babin &C..
Idugt, ZEN tpertH0patfen unb wt6ttgaen &beil b8 Stapt8ebtetes
bon @se 9arbpr Gtts tn ben 8retS Der 8erbederuteen gu steten
unb 26ts I'M 6afenttetle Der Stabt, at benz fir tas erte 3duienS
f~fsefelten @reis bpn $l25 gum @erauf su brtngen, unb star
su Der f~rlberen @rG6e ppn 40 Bic $50 8ub unb mpnatltben Gin<
sa~blun9en Spn s.. Sreie Deebs tn better 6prnn garanttrt. Die
Snanerifnobnte btee8 Stabtttei1s 1T nun fpropbl Drn1 b66ifen
Sntere1e fir bic Earnbcp6lferun8 ais aud OteIe Gener5trstbente
Steamer aur Seraelun8 neuer, regelmaBt8er @erbtnbung NIT
Rea=grrf unb 80fpn, rpersen aus Hnb pdbrero. Der @ntctfelm8
bteieS 9laneS bpn Der 8eieGf6aft getaut, un6 bic MuSfIbrung
bieks @lanes rtrb In 8ur;e hen Gentralpunft fir BIZ ~itmseeen6
na6 IN fsrsr GtGbt ls8en.
Brdnten
sefetenb entpeter In einet 5000 9uabrat-JuB 9rpsen G5erten
ptsr etneuh 8reittdst awf Rem @eiegF4aftsnamPff4tfe, herHen je
rab Ger g8abl, az ben eriten Sertauftea 1000 GptS %bet9eaeben.
Ser In Der Gntmideluns beortfene 5abrtdplan leiFet tabur@
ntdt nur fetne 8eetntrd4ttsun8, %ipnSern mus eard &%H8fatrung
pbteen 9afenplaneS crit Eetne game g8tdtt9feit ertangen.
8abrttanten, melte lire @tabltfement6 mad Gsg oartrr gtt7
lesen, merben a~bseefen gn Der 9anft9en Gage 3ntf3en glprb- rnS
Sub, burb liberale Se8anftgun8en Setten6 Ser QSefeGftGft be
seutenbe @prtbeile eertnnet. t
parnptlets werben uneatssltltd a~ua8e8ebca, urs ndHere Na&
ri6ten erttetlt bprd
gol9+@ ... S. S6mtbt &8ent.
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0errnticbte Nnsetgen.
@inaer'S ~N11hmnfcbfne.

Die Sfneiber btef8er Stabt, icpie aue Qerfpuen. meI@e cine
suite dbmai6ine st baben rIniben, ipnten F5 eriunern,
r8enb cine anbere, uno is aud %awetmaI o pteG @eIS
n%brtn8t. 8teieS madt uniere Wta&iuen su ben biGItgs
TEN, pete I'M Marfte fuo. Wttr ais 5000 baocn fn6 ouct1
IN beF8er Stabt in operation an &Hfcn, gSeitcu unb SoIcn unt
baben ibe Gt9ner cser bic bamt altettec in ben Stun6 0efest, fb
nebr @elo Su erfparen, ais tbrcn oisIeS auf anbcrem gSc0c m60-
lib 1T. she, welte cine Der b fen Tdbma al 6incn, Bic
M @ebraud fnb, boben rBdtcn, iouten III uniersr Office:
$50. 159 Vdltin1preItra6e
ep1Ipredcr, no @ebrauf8- NnWeiun8eu III beutfter, elIoljI6er,
~ran,SfIher unb ipantider Gprote at boben Ino itnb RIO mir &c.
q feletne @eaitjne fauft, AMI %berielben arbeiten lerneu.
gtidt mad einem Gremplar bon Stu9er8 &GbmaIhtnens 3d
ana. IGe Maittren >perben elm gauges Sabr mad ibrem @ntau
cpn inns in boaer Srburn9 unc. Preparation 9eboteu.
C5b2S,iD 8. 6. 8rOterid. @8ent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

PERsoaAL-CLARK WARREN.-In the Ra-
cine Advocate Of Wednesday we find an ar
ticle referring to our hearty and worthy de-
pot officer, Clark Warren, Esq. After speak
ing of the presentation to Clark in this
city few days ago, the article makes men
tion of the kind care which Miss Wright, Of
Racine, received from Mr.. Warren and fam
ily, while she was detained here by her tenn
porary insanity. We copy the closing par
agraphs;
Suffice il to say that from the time she
crossed their threshold on Tuesday morning,
until the following Monday, when she start
ed for home, no child was ever watched by
more loving hearts, or sOOthed by gentler
hands than those Of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren,
as they hovered around her sick bed. To
them, TO the physicians in attendance, and
TO Mr.. Fred. Droan (who kindly volunteered
his assistance IN earring for her when first
taken off the ears,) is Miss Kate and her
friends indebted for attentions which seldom
fall TO the strangers lot.
We will not belittie our own feelings by at
tempting to express in words our thanks for
thor kindness to our friend we can only
say God bless them, and may they never
stand in need Of a helping hand or kind
voice, without being surrounded by angels
TO answer their supplications.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23
CLEVELAND SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2S 1860.

DAMAGEs AWAHDED,-In March, 1859, the
Lady of the Lake, one of the Northern
Transportation COmpany's Line Of ProPel-
lers, was blown up of FairPort by the ex-
plosion Of its boiler. The boat was lost, two
of the crew killed, and others severely in
jured. Brady, the Administrator Of Muir
ply, one of the men killed, brought suit for
Murphy's widow and children against the
company for $4,000 damages. The Court
was occupied for two or three days of this
week in the trial Of the case. The plaintiff
claimed that the accident was caused by the
carelessness of the company. This the de-
fendant denied. Testimony of experts was
taken at both Philadelphia and Cincinnati as
to the cause of explosion. An intimate ac-
euaintance with steam and its workings was
exhibited by the attorneys in the case. A
verdict was rendered by the jury yesterday
for s., 900 for the plaintiff. John W. Heisly
and F. ]. Dickman for the plaintiff and R.
P. spaulding for the defendant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

THR BURNING OF THR NJ. B. sPAULDINe-
The loss of the Propeller NJ. B. Spaulding by
fire upon Lake Huron was mentioned in yes
tsrday mornings LEADER. From the DetrOit
Advertiser of yesterday we obtain further
particulars.
The propeller NJ. B. Spaulding was burned
at the dock at Forester on Wednesday morn
ing last At o'clock the afternoon previous
she had commenced taking on a cargo oflum-
Der for Buffalo. At the usual hour the hands
turned in leaving the regular watchman, q
mulatto, to look after things during the night
Att o'clock the Second Engineer was on deck
and found everything safe, but about three
o'clock the alarm OF fire was given when the
whole forward part of the boat was dicover-
ed to be in flames So far advanced was the
work of destruction, and SO rapidly spread
the devouring element ,sthat those on board
only with the greatest difficulty effected an
escape The captain finding egTess by the
cabin door impossible, made his way through
window; another officer burst through two
partitions, while four men could only save
themselves byjumping overheard and trust
ing TO their swimming powers for an escape.
Nothing was saved except a small parcel Of
clothing which the wheelsman caught up as
he jumped into the water.
Efforts were Immediately put forth to scut-
tie the boat but in consequence Of the in
tense heat it was some time before this cOU.d
be accomplished. She was finally sunk in six
feet of water, by which the greater portion Of
the hull with the machinery and perhaps part
of the lumber that had already been placed in
her hold, will be saved.
The origin of the fire is unknown. Itcould
not have started in the fire hole, as when
first discovered the flames were confined to
the forward portion of the vessel, and the sup
position is that it, was either the work Of care
lessness on the part of the watchman or a
deliberate act of incendiarisn In some one
else. However it may have been, the watch
man fearing blame, put out and was last
heard of at Bark Shanty where he was making
2;4O speed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

SAGE & soNs' RAILROAD MAP.-Messsr. J.
Sage 4 Sons have just issued new edition
Of their well known Railroad Map. This
map is recognized throughout the country
as the standard, and no railroad COM
psny can afford to be without it. The
present edition might have been issued
months ago, but the publishers, being deter
mined to make it complete in every respect,
preferred to wait until full and reliable re-
turns from all roads, near and distant, could
be obtained, with all late improvements and
changes noted.
Another very important feature is the ad
dition Of the counties, the boundaries being
marked with an accuracy which State mans
do not pretend 70 exhibit. These matters
have sl1 been attended 10 by competent per-
sons, and the map is now ready for distribu-
ton. It should be hung upon the wall Of
every counting room and railroad Office. For
further particulars, see advertisement in an
other column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

TIE HAY QUEsTIoN.-A controversy which
has been attracting some attention among
the legal fraternity and the citizens, is that
between the city and 1. shadbolt, former
Weigher of Hay for the East side of the
river. shadbOlt was city weigher last year.
The ordinance provides that the City Coun
Gil shall annually appoint two Weighers of
Hay, one for the East Side and one for the
West Side, " at their first regular meeting in
May" Last May, when the time for cleo
ton arrived, the question came up in Coun-
ell, and it was announced by member that
there were charges against Mr.. shadbolt of
being defaulter. To give opportunity for
these charges to be investigated, the election
was postponed for week, and then again
to another meeting, committee being ap-
pointed to make an investigation and report.
They reported that Mr.. shadbolt was de-
faulter to the amount of $500, we believe
The Council therefore appointed Mr.. Hop
kins at the third or fourth meeting in May
Mr.. Hopkins took possession of the hay
scales and has ofieiated as City Weigher.-
shadbolt, however, alleges that whereas no
election was made at the time prescribed by
the ordinance, therefore he still holds his
Office, ank he put up scales near tbe old
stand, and has weighed hay at 20 cents per
load, the established price being 25 cents.
To bring the case before the Court for ad-
iustment, case will be brought up this
morning in Police COnrt, which is explained
in the following agreed statement of facts,
which will be submitted to the Court:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

RA1LRoAD AocIDENT.-The boiler Of the To-
connective Vulcan, on the c. TX G. R.R.burst
yesterday morning at Hudson Station, few
minutes before the @. & P. train came in
from the South. The locomotive was demol-
ished. One freight Outstanding near was bro
en- up. One man was blown several rods,
but singularly enough uninjured. The fire.
man, who was underneath, ,oiling, was slight
ly injured in the hand. The report of the
explosion was heard for q great distance,and
portions Of the machinery were blown many
rods, in every direction, but fortunately with
no injury more than we have named above.
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N q snLOMONsON-

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIcIAN.
Eoeus the largest assortment Of the most approved
I6uds Of sPECTACLEs. All his Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own
inrpeetioE, BY machinery Of new construction, with
the eutssf caro SO as TO suit the eYes in all cases.
.11-i6g Vealrnasg Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
STss and iparting strength for long residing or nne
sewing. ... i.
uublie that he employs any one In the sale Of
- liro. splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
sfT0R0lObPE9, aCOMPA6sEs, &C, kept on hand.
- - ARTIFICIAL EfEs inserted without pain,
e. Poi'''' 70. 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
ss,5 Near Foqg'a Crockery Store,
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A NEW QUARTZ PULvRRIzER.-Mr. o. P.
Stevens, of this city, has lately put into Op-
GRAFTON Quartz Pulverizer for the use of
miners, which promises to be of excellent
service. We have seen the operation Of q
small machine, and if it does as well on a
large scale it will supercede many of those
now in use. By this hand machine, one
pound of quartz pebbles was pulverized in
twenty-five seconds. For separating the
gold from the dust, Mr.. S. has a machine
originally designed for mixing water with
wheat for hulling. No apparent reason ex-
lists to prevent the perfect success of the ma
chine.
Below are the names of some practical
men, who have examined the machine and
give it their approval. 1t is soon to be test
ed upon larger scale:
This is to certify that we have seen Mr.. o.
P. Stevens Quartz Pulverizer operate, and it
certainly exceeds our expectations.
A small machine driven by one man, pull
verized IL pounds of quartz pebbles in %
seconds. In another trial, one pound was
done in 25 seconds; but there was stOppage
Of the feed.
We will state that we have no pecuniary
interest in Mr.. Stevens process or machine.
WM. B. CASTLE.
Secy. Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Co,
ETHAN ROGERs,
Late Engineer above Co.
T. +. De FoREsT,
Foreman Finishing Shop above Co.
GEo. B. SENTER,
Mayor of Cleveland.
GEO. W. GIRTY,
Secretary Cleveland Water Works.
JOSEPH SINGER,
Supt. and Eng. Cley. Water Works.
LUTHER MOsEs,
P. P. MosEs.
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PROPELLER PORTSMOUTH DIsABLED.-The
propeller Portsmouth, of the Sandusky and
Dunkirk line, while en- route from Cleveland
with full load of freight, on Thursday
night met with a serious accident. Her
cylinder head exploded, and her machinery
was badly broken, 30 that she was disabled
from further service. She lay rolling in the
sea until yesterday, when the propeller
Winons passed, on her way to Cleveland,
and took her in tow. The Portsmouth is
badly disabled
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Norlcr.-Ror. Dr. Bellows Of New York,

NoT1cE.-Rsv. DR.. Bellows Of New York,
in company with Father Taylor of Boston, in
passing from the Commencement Of Antioch
College to the Commencement Of the Mead
vile Theological School, viii be in this city
next Monday, and DR.. Bellows viii preach
at Chaplin Hall at Up N. Father Taylor
should his health permit, win take part in
the services.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-23

PoLICE CouRr-JUDoE LAWRENoE.-Alice
TrainOr, an old offender, was fined $40 and
costs for being drunk and disorderly.
Charles Kippler, Andrew Schneider and
Henry Schneider, were found guilty of
breaking into the pound. Sentence was sus-
pended as to the first and last, and Andrew
was fined 20 and costs.
Rosa and Pat Mcclure were fined IS and
costs each, for disturbance
Louis Water was sent TO jail for 80 days
for being drunk.