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STEAMBOATS,.
60, GREAT
ooSbHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROTTTF
GREAT

,EzarsAa=-s4s ,o- GREAT
0oESppHHfE IRN AND sOUTHWESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE, CITY Po fTNSTTTE e ,.
TIL A. u mt ER E n A - Z E IN, NC
STEAMERS GEORGE PEABODY and y
M nlts4yng Batmore EVERY WEnNESShh " lEhE are
0at AfIEhNooN, at O'Clock for ~ ana 81
KnoxyiIIg Nun MN me south Side Railroad t IGnt Va
Aemphis and intermediate tovn LyhchDnl8,
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EX 2PThs i being
49, - and NUS,
IT, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 10 al I'M portant points in Southwestern Virginia
bama and Mississippi ' ''' Hoi'"eIh part OF Ala
Gooas Iecepted for through any Of the above rIoo
ror further information rates time to The sev
uons on the route, apply TO 'e'al sta
J. BRANDT, Jr
;,o., agent Powhatan Steamboat Company
9uel No. Light street wharf
r sgTh FOR PETERSBURG (yIa CITY
YsT1Ss POINT, Waffle steamer sBFLyi
URDA AFTERNOON, at o'clock. "
For freight passage, having fine State Room
dations, apply to " '
julOtf Light sire street aG wharf
s@A FOR RICHMOND, VA
The steamer "BFIVIDFRE, will Ieav,
iNHEGht street wharf on EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTER
For freight or having fine State accomo
uations apply to
iu,o,e J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
J1Io u Light street wharf.
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r A PERLE CHAMPAGNE. - >.rl,}f,, i
IL This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling perfectly
and Of rich fuity TASTE unsurpassed in quality by
sssV Vine in the american market
RUBI6 (Cabinet) Observation-Disclosures attention OF
connosseurs invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine Of nnrivaed merit Its beautiful RUBY color 10
PARTICULAR NOTICE. The undersigned, being that
pany competitors spreading the report that the Wine
Imported under the of Rubs arfciay coored do
hereby bid the THOUSAND DoLLAns known
scientific proof that the deep of the Rnbs due
thing else but the pure juice Of the grape.
J. GoHRa Co.,
Cbalons- sur Marne France.
For sale wholesale BY $3.50
CHARLES Fl. MYERS BRO,
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-guIO-IaW4W- Executor.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
LEFTY 9th July, lS6O-Ordered that the sale of the real
estate d h 81 Adoohus Utermoh deceased made and
unless cause to the contrary be shown before
DAY OF august next provided copy of this order be
punished once week for three weeks before
in this city. ~ ~ '
The report states the amount of sales to be ssl5
W. H.,
True copy. Test-GEo. W. SHERWOOD,
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TNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
n
J D. PRATT 4 CO.,
-oRNAE OF BALTIMORE AND 8. CHARLES sTREEFs
The proprtorS respectfully invite such Merchants as ars
hot already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods on
credit to call and examine our system and the reiiab
y OF our information From long experience and the salts
factory testimonials Of thousands of merchants in the differ
en cities East and have for years been subscriber
We can assure all who will CALL whether they goods to
the cities or country towns, ample satisfaction ieia
Dty OF our information, and the benefit he
nv thnar VII osuha he
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A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
A-Eectrc American Sporting Kentucky RIFLE: Ship.
ping, Blasting and Mining POWDER every variety Of
package always on hand " our own Magazine For sale
800, D. J. FOLEY BRO, Agents,
1slou ~ 10 South street.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
l. CITY-WILKINS Us. COOCHANDSOrHERS.- Ordered
by the Court this 9th day of july 1860 that the sale of Bar
NUNS City Hotel Stock to Mrs. Sarah Coocb made and re-
ported by Wallis the Truseen this case be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
before the 9Th day Of July inst provided copy of this
the city of fillmore, once week for three successive
weeks before the said 9th day Of July inst
The report sales to he 20 900
- ~ WIN GEO. KREBS.
;,,eI wauk
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"a SCALES
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
MME@N VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
%A and sold upon their merits, by the inventor
No. IS south Charles and Balderston streets.
NO HUMBUGGERYl ...,,-
mysOu JESSE MARDEN
WHARFAGE AT LOW RATES, at Wharf
Wv corner Of York and William streets, Hughes Quay
f'' ~ - CHAS. GILMOR,
mhI.tf No, So Second street.
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Shines. Yiaaars. Kf.

And dealers in all kinds of DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No li5 North H01UaTd street, Baltimore, Md.
Always hand, large stock of superior Old RY VIII
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HURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE MANUFACfOKY
No. SO NORTH STREET
GE The undersigned having greatly on.
"a IS arged their premises aud increased their fac
extensive stock Of every description of GF soiba
IN the most elegant style and durable manner which beV
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms RS a.
tended I" with dispatch and at reasonable prices "
iyA-f Nv az W. ~ fI.htI p q sON:
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E%slh FOR THE SOUTH
Azaazzsassxsasss9s DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEI
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the
IN NopUyyy hay LINE,p
MN nm " EI.D0N, WILMINGTON, CHARLES
loN' AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COLCM-
nlA' ATLANTA MONTGOMERY, AND
Cpp1>-o NEW ORLEANS
oFhlNG AMp SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NV DAILY, Except Sundays0 via
nai LIN n, a SEA-BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
nb.e.,, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLkCEs
me Schedule being arranged that the traveller
10 NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from '
NEW YORK To Don n r.
THROUGH TICK ETG " ~
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Hleta!s, Ymamars, TT.
A MEXICAN HARDWARE.
n WATERS & SCOTT,
Il AMI
DlssTo ms CAST STEEL MILL CROSS CUT AND
a2fAs tFcf A STa fto Ebc fA Td5s
shFEf RsAss Bfzssf KhTrLEs, BRASS AND COP
NEW ENGLAND SCREW CO.'S GIMLEr POINT WOOD
RI SELL s ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO.'S 10 KS,
HORSE AND ClINcH NAILS.
Sr siIovEs 81 AND F T'NGs. l''N AND BRASS HEAD
SS5aXnI E$TICkl %@Isf SIS AND OIL GATES
S J. k5S Wa SsG siSSk EF AND DIES
EKs' HARDWARE ofYee at F,ctory rates jus tt
M KEITH, JR, & SOY, w = ' "
5ffEh FOR SALE AT TF StffS ST n6WEr
A COMPLETE AssoRr@ NsR HfSor AMERICAN HARD
WARE oYS AYES R SHpTE and
SsHTs 2sh sc GasS HkAEssEB
FAUCETS, &c, sc, &c. iu32m
HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
A. REUTER- & SONS,
NO. Sc WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND GAY STREETS
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
Would respectfully solicit attention Cabinet makers
M ap d. 95 e their and m
mechanical trades comprising part large assortment
German, English and American Locks Casters Hinges,
Bolts &c Patent Wrenches OF all kinds Gas Filters Ply
Wrenches and Tongs, all OF which offered at the
owes cash prices and the most favorable terms my22
HARDWARE. ,,,,. oo,n
- - No. IS SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MANUFACTURERS AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
= ALL KINDS OF AMERICAN HARDWARE.
R. HOE 4 CO.'S CAST STEEL, MILL, CROSS CUT and
FISHER NORRIS, AMERICAN EAGLE ANvILs and
FIELD'S, SANDWICH CO. IS CUT TACKS, SHOENAILs,
COLLINS HARTFORD AXES, HATCHETS, &c
NEW ENGLAND SCREW C0MPANY'S GIMLET POINT
WOOD SCREWS
RUSSELL L ERWIN MANUFACTURING CoMPANY's
LOCKS, &c.
FITCH Il MIaaSSJTFAcruRING coMPANY's CABINET and
AMERICAN HoRsE-NAL COMPANY's HORSE AND
CLINCH NAILS
O. AMES 4 SONS SHOvELS and SPADES, &c, &c
WIN. WILCOX 4 CO.'S PLATE and PADLOCKS.
DARIINGS WALDRON'S BRAND CORN and GRASS
sCYTHE SNEATHS, sCYTHE STONES, &c, &c
BUILDERS AND SHELF HARDWARE-a large and full
assortment
All of which we offer at lowest Facorv pricaa ,nyo 80
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commission ylerfbants.

NuAtni1ociuR StHtAgaito.
John F. LAWSON 3 CO.,
LUMBER, sTAvE,
osN Is 4, g sSh4H EfGx H gTEsE4
Opposite B. h 0. R.R Depot)
i25.a BALTIMORE, Nd.
n G. DE GARMENDIA.
~. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
fesn baltimore
TT P. EVANS,
LII. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FLOUR, GRAIN, GUAN0, GRoUND BONES AND SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
No New Corn Exchange Building Wood street,
Reference in Baltimore:
Rc NsG Co. sSn n Co.
je23 II
SCRIMGER 4 WHITMAN,
y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
GRAIN, FLOUR, BACON,
'1''' BUTTER, LARD, CLOVER SEED, &c,
No IA BowLY's WHARF, Baltimore
Liberal Advances mad4 on Consgnments
81 Personal attention given to weighing Grain. iu3t
GEORGE WARNER
FOR THE SALE OF S0UTIERN AND " ESTEEM
PRODUCE,
l62 Souri, EUTAw sTRLET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot)
, Refers by permit sion to
Messrs Kirkland Chase Co., Baltimore.
Messrs. Buckier Shipley, Baltimore
Messrs Wyckhod / Post, New York
Messrs SPOTS, Harvey Co. Richmond.
Messrs' Alvey riiPsf RI NIB Richmond
| Messrs. Toumin, Voorhees, 4 Co. Mobile
| Edwd. W Warner, ksq Philadelphia.
Michl Warner, EsI President Mechanics Bank, Balti-
! more. mh3l-tf
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II FOR LlVERPOOL.-Th fine shin
2RakJoHN CLARK, Capt Letournau, will follow the
Annapolis" and have dispatch For freight apply to ~
FOARD & ROGERS,
uI6-tf IL Rowin,s IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

The lowest deep of cowariiy hypocrisy is
reached. The circumstance under which
it is done viii be foand in our telegraphie
dispatches, under the head OF "Letter rom
President Buchanan" Words fail US for
comment upon that letter. If in ali the vide
ed world, there is a dark corner where the old
man at the head Of our Government can
hide, in the name Of all honor and courage
-aa4 lst him end IL and there, when reptiles aud
vermin invade his abode, and threaten 10 take
fron him his daily food, let him, raise not a
finger for his own protection lest he cause
,Ils ''lFar snd massacre, but iold his hands and
.fmplore assistance from an overriding Prov
idenoe TO avert the dangers which beset'' his
goods II there Is al American citisen
who can read that letter and not feel a
righteous indignation Ere his blood at the
Perusal, then let him speedily repent in sack
cloth and ashes for bis sin is very great.
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-. 81 I.Ils b ID 80 3 -.

The Detroit Advertiser publishes an inter-
esiing statement Of the disasters upon the
lskes during the past year, and the loss Of
human liie resulting therehom. The agsre-
gate i isarfally large-lasger, It IS believed,
than that of any previous season, II not any
three seasons. Figs Asndrsd 0aa siza-tlpO
persons met their death between the 22d Of
March and tAs 2lth Of November, by water,
steam and cold, and The casualties incident
to working sail vessels. The loss by one
catastrophe alone viz that of the steamer
Lady Elgin, was, according to the estimates
of the reporters in Chicago and Milwaukee,
over four hundred, and all were drowned
seventy-sight lives, chiefly, if not ehtirely,
those of sea-iEring men, were sacrificed in
the terrific gale that swept the Lakes on the
2sd and 2tth days Of November. Twenty
seamen, on nearly as many different vessels,
while IA the performance Of their duty, were
swept overheard and drowned Thirty-6ve
persons met their death by being scalded, BY
violent eoneussiors, or BY drowning, in con-
sequence Of explosions Of boilers. Six en-
lire crews were lost not one being left to tell
the tale. The dates names of vessels, and
number Of lives lost from, or killed on each,
are as follows: .aa--- tHrf
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From the N. Y. Tribune
Hon. David X. Cartier.
,dIfor 81 the - Trlbnne.


To the Editor of the n z Tribune.
SIR: One Of your late issues contained
communication recommending for a place in
Mr. LinOoln's Cabinet the Hon. Robt. @.
Sehenck of Ohio.
Mr. Schenck is a gentleman, and a states
man of ability, and would, doubt tnot adorn
any position TO which be might aspire. But
Justice demands the statement that an OBJ
lection is urged against Mr.. s., growing out
of the fact Of his short connection with the
Republican party. ass
This objection, if it shall be found to be ex-
tsnsiye, viii doubtless have its proper weight
with Mr. Lincoln.
But there is another gentleman in this
State, whose name is being extensively men
toned in connection with Cabinet appoint
ment against whom IL cannot be urged I
refer to the Hon. David K. Cartier of Oleve-
land.
Mr.. Carter is q gentlemen of character and
ability, was indefatigsble in the Fremont
campaign of 1856 il Pennsylvania and Illinois
and has done yeoman's service in the latter
State in the campaign just closed He was
formerly Democrat, and as such elected to
Congress, but when his party deserted its
principles, he deserted its organization, and
has ever since been foremost Ia deneuncing
its eorrupdons. Firm and unfinching, a true
Republican, yet respecting the rights Of
every State, be is just the man for a con-
stituiional adviser in these trOublous dmes.-
Hosts of Republicans in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
and Illinois would be grati6ed by his appoint
meht REPUBLICAN,.
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OsuntyNswa,

LAKE Co.-The old mansion of Hon
Ralph Granger, at Fairport was n4arIv De-
strOyed by fire few days ago-HTbs
Editorial Convention will meet at Pa;nes-
vile on the 10th prox. The nroeramms
viii be found elsewhere.
AsHrABULA CO.-The ,sarn of John Sim
mons in Williams6eld. was destroyed by fre
on Friday night last
RIoHLAED gO-Maj. Reisiuger, of Mans
field, died on tuesday last. He served as a
non-eommjssioned officer in Capt. Weaver's
company of volunteers in the Mexican war.
and after bis return was engaged with JUDGE
Joel Myers in publishing a Democratic paIer
at Mansfield. He was appointed Post
master under Pierce and served ua5ler R.n-
ehansn until the fall Of 1853. At the
time of his death he was associated With,
Judge Myers in the publication of the, Rich
land Democrat. - Mr.. d. N. Cool- hos.
received over $4,000 within the pf ,st eigbt-
cen months, as his percentage Of t6 q sales Of
his sugar eYeporator." ."--OT, has been
discovered at Crestline. =
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A Telegraph from Cleveland to YOungs-

town.
We are glad to learn that a movement
will be made, early next season, to construct
a line of telegraph along the line of the G. &
n. Railroad, from Cleveland to Youngstown.
The plan which is suggested, seems to us to
be a very feasible one.
We are informed that responsible parties
stand ready to build the line ON terms some
what ike the following;
First That an amount Of stock be taken
by citizens along the line, sufficient to pur-
chase the wire and the Instruments, each
stOckholder to receive certificates for the
amount Of stock paid in, to be paid on de-
mand, in telegraphing. In other words that
for every dollar (and its interest) paid by the
shareholders, that they be entitled to send
messenges over the line, to the amount of one
dollar, land its interest.
Second, That the Cleveland & Mahoning
Railroad Company furnish the poles for the
construction Of the line, and when the poles
rot down, or fail from any cause, the COmpa-
ny shallTeplace them, peTpetually. In return
for this expenditure, the Company viii have
officers at their different stations, (they fur
nishing their own Operators) and be entitled
to the privilege of sending their own messa-
ges over the line. ral. --. -
This, as nearly as Wecan understand, is the
plan proposed Warren ChroHisls.
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ftrTE Aron the memphte Argus.
Intense Abolition EKoltement az Frsar's
Point, Mississippi.

Intense Abolition RXoitemont az Erkar's
Point, hlissIssIppI
Fourteen Gir R5Esss 5ur1lsa N siz wssks-ao-
Con gf he YIgildnes C0Hlmittse- three
Northem Mechanics hang and burBSd-cOE-
.6rplatioR Of the bdrTel statement PRblshed a
fes0 days siHct-- lNortherR men branded and
sea- ~ the Tipsf-s,goTn Velqeqnc5 Of the
I" RigiIp1es Committed
The following letter from Friar's Point
written BY Mr.. Samuel J. Halle, Of the firm
Of Berlin 1 Halle, elothiers, on Front Row,
in this city fully explains itself;
FRIARs Po1Er, Miss, December II, 1860.
To 10 Editor Of bis Daily Argus; d,
There is great excitement in this. commu-
nifty. The people are in arms against the
Northern men who have been in the country
but q few months. On yesterday evening
two gins and q negro quarter were fired sim
ultaneouslY, doubtless by the procurement OF
these wretehss. The night was lit up for
miles around. The Vigilance Committee
were soon under arms, and proceeded TO the
room of three carpenters, one by the name of
Hamlin, the others unknown, and took them
and hung them to he frat tree and aft%S0erds
eat them dOiCB and blrnsd thenl The town is
now under arms the military are parading
the streets, and all is excitement and alarm.
This morning the remainder of the Northern
men were sent up the river on the steamer
PeytOns; some Of them were branded with
the letters G. B. (gin burners) before ship
ped. Fourteen gins have been burned in the
this county during the last week, and the
people have determir ed to stop it.
An A6ORtOnist ,sas hanged, barTslSd up and
rolled into the fivsr at this point last sseek, and
il Das probably 70 aUsnge has death that the last
gins uVers ba-Hed a negro implicated the men
lsho toere hing. He said that they had told
him ali the negroes were to be free next
March, when Lincoln becomes President, and
that there viii be a general rising Of the ne
groes then. 1LE
The Vigilance Committee have sworn to
hang every Northern man who comes here
from this time until the iOurth of March, and
all such had better be in HI than Friar's
Point S1L5ELJ. HALLE
A 'gin house" is where the seeds are sep
arated from the cotton, and not "spinning
house, as explained by contemporary
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Nstls, 70 pundsr.. !.

ONE HUNDRED HAMAA 9AAbOHb WANTED
Proposals will be received until the sth of
January naxt for the building and delivery,
BY the lst Of March ensuing, of one hundred
galloEs Of the "Haman" pattern. Mr.. Sum-
ner having just read in the o. 8. Senate an
autograph letter Of Gen. Jackson, Of May l,
1899, never before made public, in which
aOld Hickory -hNullifcation is dead
Haman's galloWs ought to be the fate of all
such ambitious men who would involve this
country in civil war. The tariff, It is nol0
known, was a mere prstext and Southern
OOnfederaey the real object. The next pre-
text will be the negro or slavery question"
And second pretext, in an indefinite series,
having now transpired, proposals as above
are solicited. As the custom Of ancient orr
entail nations was first to sever the head be-
fore hanging the victim, this shortening of
the body must not diminish the full height Of
the gallows as in the original, viz, 80 cubits.
And as there were seven young Hamans
hung besides the father, to expiate the pa
rents crime, great strength Of material is an
element Of indispensable importance. No
Brooks-eane-wood viii be allowed in the con-
struction. A reserved right of rejection is
held if the structures do not conform, in all
respects 70 the aHaman galloWs.P
NoRDEoAI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

CoEGREssIoE4L JoKE.-Mr. POrcher Miles,
Of the Charleston district excused himself
and his colleagues from voting on the ques-
ton Of a select committee, intimating, in sub
stance, that before it could report its conclu-
sions South Carolina would be out of the
Union, and he himself instead of being MILES
in Congress, would be Niles away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
senator Wnde.

The Cincinnati Times says of Hon. B. F.
Wade:
Senator Wade is not an eloquent speaker.
his manner, ike bis appearance, is rough
He has a round head, with hard-shell face,
the lectures Of which indicate an inhexible
purpose, and a sort Of bulldog tenacity.-
He is one Of that peculiar class of men who,
though beaten a thousand times, will never
acknowledge himself whipped, and who, like
Heenan al the international prize-fght would
walk up to the scratch with the daylight shut
out ofbOth peppers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

TIE BAuaURAFIoN OF Mr.. LBOoLE.-Ata
meeting Of the Senate Committee on Claims,
recently, Mr.. Iverson, who is Chairman,
tauntingly observed that half million Of
Wide-Awakes could not iDaugurate Mr.. Lin
colnD ssOh, then" quietly replied Repub-
liean Senator, 1--WE viii send a million. -
Mr. IEerson seemed to think that number
sufficient.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

The copyright Of Webster's Dictionary
yields $40, goo year, and of his ''Elemen-
tary Spelling Book" $4,000 copies bsve been
sold, the annual issue now being upwards Of
1000, 600.
is not church bell in the city of
Lawrence, Massachusetts,. The ringing of
the factory bells at the regular meeting hours
has been made to answer the purpose of
church bells.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21
The Necessity for Personal Llberty Bins

The Necessity for Personal Liberty BIIIa.--
Il The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald cOnfesses the necessity of the
Personal Liberty Bills of some of the North
ern States, in the following Dispatch;
HThe Committee finally voted to take up
d. Winter DaEis's proposition requiring Mar
shals to deliver f1gitives to the district Judge
in the district Of the State escaped from, and
guaranteeing jury trial of identity. This
to be in lieu Of Personal Liberty bills and to
guard agains. kidnapping. Some of the ex-
treme Southern men consider this proposition
to be demand for concession that they could
not cOncede, as they preferred the summary
kidnapping style at present provided for ip
the Fugitive Slave law TO jury trial in a
Southern State, where the jurymen would be
all Shareholders.
The sSOutherners could not concede" this I
No, they ask al manner of concessions of the
North, but when We demand jury trial to
protect our citizens from being kidnapped,
they call it demand for concession, and re-
fuse to agree to such a course, the very least
that common sense and justice could Ask
The apolOgists for the Fugitive Slave Law
viii do well to consider the above, and see
how even that arch enemy OF all good, the
New York Herald. regards their /" kidnapping
style" as practiced in the Fugitive Slave
Law. $50 t
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Supreme geurt.
lnthe report Of the Supreme Court ofOhio
for Monday, we find the following:

a. Hla.l NOTION DoCEET. ..--4
No. IS, Ariel "a North vB. The Cleveland and Ma
honinR Railroad Company
lln motion for Leave 20 h q pstitiOn IN error EID
BIZ THE COURF-In an action brought agninst a
railroad company before justice Of che peace the
mode q service Of SUMMONS upon the company pre-
the manner Of aerVing nesne process against raroad
companies, Ourwen's Stat. l535 il exclusive Of any
and all other modes. IL .'-T7,
The mode for the service Of summons upon cOrpo-
rattonB in actions brought against them before
Justice Of the peace prescribed in the 18th section of
the act Of March L. 1853, Of the Jurisdiction and
procedure before Justice Of the peace ETC., Cur-
Wens Stat. 255 Is not applicable IN suits against
railroad cOmpanies ff
Motion uVerruted
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-21

The estate Of the late Sir George Simp-
son, Governor Of the Hudson Bay Company,
amounts it is said, to upwards Of a million
dollars.
Donald G. Mitchell, ESQ., Gke Marvel, }
now permanently resident on his New Haven
farm, has Just been elected Vice President
Of The HeW Haven County Agricultural So
ciety.