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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE BOLTON.
Stein va Lehrkind-action to recover CON-
missions for sale Of real estate in Milwaukee.
Verdict for defendant El
JUDsE BEHoP.-Pulte Va. Shakespeare As
ISOLATION. Special verdict in part for plain
tifE, and part for defendant.
NcClslland vs.. Webb e. al. Verdict for
plaintiff for $sT3.T5.
Brown vs.. Merchant ct. Al, on trial to the
Court
POLIcE CoURT-JUDeE LAwRENCE.-Cath-
crime Riley, drunk, sent to Inarmary.
John Psselle, same offence, fred $40 and
costs.
S. c. Pelfer, same offence, fined 81 and
costs.
George Fox, mot the martyr man, same
offence, same sentence.
Amelia Garter, same offence, fined $40 and
costs.
Mary DIury, same offence, same sentence.
Several cases continued,
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FoR sASDUsKT.-The Propeller Ports
mouth leaves this afternoon for the sandus-
Ky Tournament.
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TNT0NTCE Co, CLEVELAND,
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Ns,r RaaE,.

The WEsr INpIEs ASB THE sFANsH MAIs, By
ASEHoSI TRoLLoPE, author Of 4" Doctor
Isorne, = The Bertratns !, The Three
Clernfl Castle RichmOnd,7 &C, &c New
York Harper Brothers 1880.
The author has msde readshls book with
out, apparently, much effort The line Of
travel is one that has not been 30 everlasting
ly done IS some Others, and the account
of the noticeable features Of the Indian cities
and the country is very readable Central
America IS largely treated Of, and the country
described, and altogether the book Is a good
one for the lover Of travels.
CicERo OK OEAfoRY AND OHATeRs, Translated
or Edited BY J 8 WATsoN. New York Har
per Brothers. 1880,
Harpers' edition Of standard classical works
has become widely and favorably known, and
this translation viii be welcomed by all who
delight in the works of the great orator. 1t
is in uniform style with the volumes previ-
ously published.
A sHALLHE HIsToEY oT GREEcR, from the earli-
est times TO the Roman Conquest. By William
HsHlklt LII. AAlHLFMLtu DN eMHElHlugH on
wood. New York Harper Brothers. 1s6O.
This is an excellent little work, designed
for the use of schools. 1t gives a readable
and clear idea Of the earlier times Of Greece,
and its engravings present to the eye the ap-
pearance of the noted cities, temples, &c, Of
the Grecian country. Il is useful to older
persons as we'll as to children.
HIsToET OF GESGHIs KHAN. BY JAcob An
AoTT. With engravings. New York Harper
Brothers. 1850.
AbbOtfs Juvenile Histories ever have been
and ever will be iaVorites with the young
people Of our country, and by teaching them
in easy, conversational style, the life and times
of noted historical characters, a fund Of in
formation is impaired that will not be forgot
ten. This history is uniform in sizs and bind
ing with its predecessors,
DASEsguHr HousE By Mrs Henry wooD =
New York Harper Brothers. lso0.
This IS the tale that took the prize Of 100
pounds sterling offered by the Directors of
the Scottish Temperance League fort the " best
Temperance Tale illustrative Of the injurious
effects Of Intoxicating Drinks, the advan-
tsges of Personal Abstinence, and the demor-
alizing operations of the Liquor Traffic" It
is powerfully written temperance tale.
A MorHERs TRrAis By the author Of q" Ny La
dy." New York Harper Brothers. 1880.
This book comes unheralded, and not even
the authors name given as clue to what
may be expected of it. Such being the case,
we must reserve comment until after further
examination.
The PHTsioLoor OF CoNNoS LIFE By GEoRGE
HESET LEwEs, author Of Seaside Studies"
" Life Of Goethe y &c Vol II. New York
d. Appleton Co. ls6O.
The FIRST volume Of this work was fun Of
instructive facts and hncies about the physi-
ology and the constitution Of objects which
we meet in our daily life. The habits and
PeOuliarities of animals, the life and organ
ization of animals and plants, and the struc-
ture Of that noblest animal Of all, man, are
treated Of in plain and interesting style IL
is a valuable work.
All the above are for sale by Messrs. J. B.
Cobb b Co.
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IA Prostration Of the System and rapid
decline are almost invariably ihs results Of early
al-practios aud unchecked vicious habits. treat
iso elaboratoly got up, has lately isfued from the
press, Illustrating this tendency, and the cure a.
well ua prevention Of the Il is entitled "Hu-
nan Frailty, or Physiological Researches" Il en-
torn fally into tho causes effects and most eoacnus
ode q curing an diseases Of dsiicsio nstare, with
copous Instructions for the perfect rcstorution of
those who are prevented by impcdimenta Irom on-
tsring into the marriasa state.
Sold By Br. BARROW, lss BleecheE 81, n. Y
Prios 3 cents. sent froe oI posttage evsFyshera.
sold also by GArLoHD Hkunoan and VIZ. fIsKE,
Drnerists. Cleveland juneI2lW
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AWARDING cOn1rrEEs.
FRUIT.
VIM. C.-e, A. Mackintosh,
c. Pesse, L. Nicholson,
Mrs. VIM. smythe, Mrs. Lamb.
VEGETABLES.
A.. A. Jewstt, J.P. Ross,
B. steadman, J. Stair,
@. Chandler,
ROSES. .
A. Mcintosh, Dwight Feels,
A. Stone, . Mrs. j, A. Harris,
Mrs. ]. Hussey.
BOoUETs AND FLORAL ORNAMENTS.
J. Kirkpatrick, m. Cobb,
DR.. Cleveland, Mrs. J. Perkins,
Mrs. Wm. L. Cutter, Mrs. F. Brown. 4
VERHENaa AND PASsIEs.
C. BrateRAhl, DR.. Maynard,
C.H. Robson, Mrs. H.B. Hurlbut
Mr.. R. C. Yates, Mrs. Agnes Cook.
PELARoOSIUAs.
H. B. Hurlburt, Mai. Webb,
J. Perkins, Mrs. T. A. Walton.
Mrs. L. Chamberlin, Mrs. G. Williams.
Miss NJ. Whittlesey.
GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
DR.. J. P. Kirkland, Mrs. C. Pease.
J. kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. Shelly,
Miss NJ. J. Blair.
The committees are requested to meet a
the Exhibition Hall (chapin's) on Friday
morning, 10 o'clock.
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CLEVELAND HoRTIcULrURAL sOcIETV.--Some
omissions having occurred in the list Of
Awarding Committee Of this Society, We
reprint the list below. The exhibition on
Thursday and Friday promises to be a fine
Ona
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n5- Fer TeleEraphie, Market and AIarlns
NcSFs zee Fourth PaEs.
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HoLsoRAYs PnLs.-Let reason guide you.
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WEnNEsDAT MORNING, JUNR Is. 1880.
TRAYRI.RR,s RRGIETFiI.
PLAIN AND ORNAMExrAL PRn,TlNa.

~ Plain and ornamental printing Of ovcry de-
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LEADEH 0noo, the latest lmprovsd and m.as rapid
steam Pfc,a, in tho hess styla, short hot1e and
Al reasonable rates Particular attention paia 70
blank work, EvsTy description Of BindInG done,
especially Blank Books Leagtrs, Journais, sales
Books, Receiving Booku he Ae
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~ For the best qualities of segars, To
bacco and Snuff, go TO B. G. Dietz, III suPe-
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ULEVEEhaD, Feb. =, $50.
McrHTN. NoRusa, 6HEETTELD Z Co; We, the unaar-
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dfrHIo 8uSFENsIos WAHF,H foF the last ieW months
tako rrcaf pleasure IN Recommending t 70 the Etten-
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% 80 it come into ganer2l u. ier go AEe ny 49,
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~ ReffigeFRtOrS, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream FreeEers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at Manufacturers prices, at
W. Z. MARVIx's,
No. ~ South Side Public Square.
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NEW AnVERTIaRaIKNFs.

NV NV 81 y IN NNIl78
c. II. cornvell-ooatinsatsls
Bnard wanted.
Pvlion a Brgsd-N. 7. oo.-For OgdonsburEh, &e
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A MoTHER's TRIALs By the author Of &" Ny La
dy.' New York: Harper BrOthers- 1880.
This book comes unheralded, and not even
the authors name given as clue to what
may be expected of it Such being the caSe,
we must reserve comment until after further
examination.
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We shall open in isW days, q largs and hahians.
STRAW GOODS

Increase Of room enables ne 10 exhibit ny rfo-t
70 adyantags and ny friends and the pablc are rs-
Ipectfully iRTitcd 70 call and eEamino foF than
aelves. sprllRll
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Chagrin Falls, o., FEB. q, 1850.
Read the following recommendation and refer
8nce1, kindly furnished or publication b. tholg
Who have worn these MaiEtl, examined and sold
them which, from the many more lattsring eommu-
uication1 have and ars resolving daily, 4 deemed
Iuflcisnt for the pFesant;
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per & brothers. ls0o
Harpers' edition Of standard classical works
has become widely and favOrably known, and
this translation viii be welcomed by all who
delight in the works of the great orator. 1t
is in uniform style with the volumes Previ-
ously published.
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~ FOR THE LADIEs.-BroWn'a HYgionie sus
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Il a also true and emcienf eHouLpEl BRAcE-
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Immediate relief and IN many cases eicci RADICAL
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complaints can testify. These Waists have passed
the critical examination ofHone of our most eminent
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the best thing of the kind ever invented LheJ are
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right 20 manufacture the Waist, Or % sell terTitqry
viii can on the prupFiot0ra At ChA9hlN FALLS
Ohio who have the exclusive right for the United
states
CGUTI0N.-Afl persons Infringing IN Any. Way or
manner on tAis Patent, VIII most assuredJ D. oaalt
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CicERo OK oEAfoRY AND OnAroRs, Translated
or Edited BY J s. WATsoN New York Har-
per 4 Brothens 1880,
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Terms aigas;ssss;; R: ia9ss: iaasi - 'H EE' =
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The whole Of which we will sell Al prices lower tha
can Be had Al any store IN the city, az
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
TI,e Democratic Meeting

At the Court House on last Saturday for the
purpose Of appointing Delegates to the Conven-
ton held atUoiumbus on yesterday, was the
largest meeting ever held in the county, where
no pablo speaking was announced. Democrats
were present from all parts of the county; and
the proceedings OF the Convention in another
column show that the Democracy Of Harrison
county are for the Constitution and the Union,
The names OF the Delegates to the Convention
show them to be Democrats on whom the De-
mocracy have ever relied. There has been no
wavering or Pickering with these men. They
nave eteod up to and defended the Democratic
party .'at all times and in all places" With
such men we feel proud to "do battle with"
The remarks Of Mr.. Estep on the adoption
Of the resolutions were to the point, and were
we'll received. 7fe.8ts 3a 80 sFf
Hurrah for the Breckenridge and Lane Dem
ocracy Of Harrison county. ~,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
NIodesf--Ycry.

The Philadelphia Press is very indignant be-
cause Gen. Foster, the Democratic candidate
for Governor approves Of the action oithe State
Central Committee, and threatens him with
the loss Of fifty thousand voters at the October
election! This kind oftalk might poss current,
lift came from Democratic paper; but when
il is Illuminated through the columns of a jour
nal which has been engaged in the laudable en-. :,
terprise Of distracting the Democratic party and
opposing its regular nominees (and thereby aid
ing and abettng the Black Republican party,)
for the last two years or more,and whose editor
is now holding lucrative office obtained from
the Black Republican House Of Representatives,
premel;, ludisrous! Denunciations from shat
quarter will have no terrors for Gen. Foster,
nor will it excite any other feeling than that Of
disgust in the mind Of any true hearted Demo
crat.- -Holjdaysbnygh Democratic Standard. .r.,
1t is true that the Democracy Of Pennsylsa,
MIA understood that Mr.. Forney has no longer
any interes. in the success OF the Democratic
party He has received his thirty pieces Of
silver from the Republican party, and SO far as
the Democracy is concerned may now go and
hang himself 1g@ @ "a '@'A
Democratic candidates be has no right to ques.
ton, and least Of al, Mr., Foster, whom his
stiffness deprived Of the position to which he
was justly entitled in the United States Senate
and gave it to an Abolitionist and a Know.
Nothing, man--Simon Cameron--betweer
whom and Mr.. Forney--the most intimateper,
sonal and political relations exist at the present
time. rAa EsNe'5" p '' '."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
The Union I'm Pennsylvania.

We stated lately that the Democrats Of
Pennsylvania would support one electoral tick
ct by q fair and equitable arrangement, which
we then stated and that all who were not In
favor Of Lincola, would support il, although
Foruey, Hickman, and their crew would ot
course oppose it because they really desire the
eisetioa Of Bla,k Republican President.
To show that We were not mistaken in what
we said, we give the following list Of Democratic
papers Of Pennsylvania favorable to, supporters
Of said arrangement, being nearly all the Dem
ocratic papers in Pennsylvania;
The Harfisburgh Patriaot and Union furnishes
the following list fifty four in number Of Dem
ocratic papers in that State, that favor a union
of Democrats fall classes upon the present
Electoral ticket. The list is by no means a
full enc. We might ourselves add several 9th
er papers that favor union on the Reading tick
ct, such as the Pittsburgh Post. Geaigs Of Lib
srfy and others. The following show sufficient.
4 ~ L.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-08-08
North Carallua EIection.

An election was held in this State, (ths
birth place Of our distinguished candidate for
Vice President. Gen. Joseph Lane) which re-
suited Dispatch ina fayor of the National De-
mocraey. Our opposition fieods Of 81 shades
were confident that this stats would % Or she
opposition, and were foolish enough to Bet thelr
money that such would be De case; but thsy
are doomedto disappointment The Douglas
men there voted FOR Pool:-1
PETERsBURa, Va. Aug. 4 1.-THE returns from
North Carolina come in slowly. Ellis major
ity in Granville county is 15n, and the Demo
cratic legislative ticket is elected. Hartford
county is reported as again for Elis Of ls5s-
Warren county giyls an increased majority for
Ellis, and the Democratic legislative ticket is
elected; Halifax comfy gives gain for Ellis;
Carol county Pool gains slightly; New Hanos
yer county, Pool gains slightly; Orange county,
Pool gains 200; Rowan county large gains, Tor
Bool. aud Mr.. Fisher is DEBATED for the Sen
ate. Democratic loss; Wake county, Pool
gains $50; Randolph county small gains for
/ Pool; Orange county, Pod 1913, Ellis ,lOs,
the whole opposition Legislative ticket is cleo
ted--a gain of IL members, Wayne county, III,
lis 1875, Pool 400; Brunsajck county, Ellis
1549 Pool TIA; Sampson county, Ellis loSl
Pool $50; Dublin county, Ellis 1900, Pool 1873;
Columbus county, Ellis majority 100, pemT
ocratic loss Elgicombe county, Ellis gain iS0i
Carterel county, the opposition elect Senator
and memoer Of the Commons, both gains; El'
| lis gains in Wilson, Mechleuburg and Washing
ton counties; Dawson county, Ellis lOlo, Pool
1923; Cabarrus county, Pools majority about
$50; Gnilford county, Ellis $50, Pool 2I2l; Al
amance county, Ellis I'll, Po5479 Wakecou
ty complete, Ellis 400, Pool 1893, a heavy
Democratic loss; johnson county,, Ellis ll34
Pool $50. The losses and gains are estimated
by the vote of 1853, between Ellis and McRea
when Ellis was elected by 1886. The gains
for Pool are heavy, but insufficient to effect the
result. Well informed parties give the State tc
the Democrats by from 5000 to 1o,00S. !, g-.