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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-18
WN. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
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IN RIG HMOND- We

Is fact not generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory In This city TIN YEARS AGO and have eonstan
k Tor that time continued portion OF INV
stock Ia Richmond as hundreds Of my customers will testify t
and having increased forces me now better
prepared orders In large small quantities
than heretofore and viii guarantee furnish them just as 10"
teriaL
Being practical Business having climbed In at
the back wndos others shoude natter myself that can
give much and good article the price house
North South.
Let those who wish 20 build up Southern Manufacto
patroue the old established houses dcst aud let the
reward they Justly merit for past future services
This is no humaug, As can by from sevenyhv 10 one
hundred hands In employ and Of them have been
for years.
ptronLe the manufactures at home especially when you
DO s5 without additional cost. WM IRA SMITH,
ia Main 81.
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II ICOHICE,-P& stick and mass Of approved brands
IL Gum Arabic and Olive OIL
Tonqua Beans Superior Angosura
Just received and sale low by j. PTTFIELD GEORGE,
In M Blair Co.'S building
nn22-u Corner 18th and Cary Streets.
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uGUTI & BRADBURRY,S PIANOS,

WE CALL the attention Of the citizens OF Rich.
w mond, and Virginia, 10 Piano FOres which <xS13
have placed with Mr. Carus that their qualities
every respect be tested by the side Of thel "
famed Chickering'S.
We all Pianos, and show as high and
testimonials any factory Ia the country All Of which
be Mr. Causis Broad Street 30 door from 9th.
dele LlGnTE BRADBURY
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0O hHs,s PRIME BACON SIDES, baltimore
~ Cured
10 Rhds prime Shoulders
5S' Hams
10 hoxes dried Beef Tongues
~ enls Rump Pork
200 - No AlewYes
100 ~ Gross HsrsEss
~ half bbls No Cut "
No. r 9 and Mackerel, Ia bLls, half bbls aud Hits
20O0 bbls James River Cement
900 - ROsendale do
4OO Calcnel Plaster fine and superfne
1850 hush Plssterng Hair
1907 rbls ROckand Lime
1900 sales prime shipping Hay
2OOO ,,ush Penn. Oats
prime Mercer Potatoes
old Corn
2aOO Ship Stuff
1000 I" Brown stuff.
For sale consignment, by BRIDGf0RD CO.,
JAZZ On the DOCK
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respectfully call attention 10 MS OF fALL
w andWINTER GOODS. se2e-d1y
REMOVED.
~ A BARGANIN JR, have removed TO their New Store,
VI. NoI2lT Main Street doors above their old stand,
thyhave increased their facilities for doing all kinds Of
work Their line such putting up every description Water
Fixtures Bydran Water Closets Baths Boilers Cooking Ranges
Pumps lrauic Rams &c Putting Portable Gas Works,
Hulng up buildings with gas pipes and fixtures.
All IL tin work. Roofing &c heating buildings with hot
They take this occasion TO state that they
have the best Hot Air Furnace In this other country which
they will pU; up and warrant to give satisfaction.
large assortment Of plain and fancy tin and Crates and
TENDERS alg AVS on hand. aull-U
DRADysS PUBLISHING HOUSE.---NEW
ID BOOKS JUST ISSUEDThe adventures, by George Angus
tus sala cens Ethel Trevor The Dukes Victim, by g. W.
NJ Reynolds so cents Ada Leigh the Love Test by Pierce
cyan cenJ Horton, by Jack Brace % The Haunt
Cd Homestead by NJ Errym % cents Past Life; Memoirs
Of the Marquis OF Waterford % cents 20 Mailed, free Of post
age, Teceit OF price
TiIE WELsOME GUEST, frstclass Family Monthly News
paper ueat the Of TwEsTY CESrs YEAR Send
for specmtA ~ Badys mammoth Catalogue Of all the best
books free Of postage. - ~
PREDRRIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
"a Ann Street, New York
Agents wanted de2l-dtm
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH. S,.<--
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a TEETH.
"A THE CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS. SSss<HS-S
g. W. JONES DENTIST, having purchased the TfT[S&A
right for the mode Of making Teeth and be- IlIJ
ing satisfied Of absolute superiority the gold silver
pana method he with confidence commend II all who
may full partial Of Teethand especially such
may dissatisfied with those they using In this
objections the gold plate remOyedthe be-
ing perfect comfort and stability the aand the teeth
embedded In the metal the food excluded from under
and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respectbette
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation Of the plate to the
the suction thereby secured he insert
oa aspsand In all perfect and sat
isfactory 1T, or charge
This having and commended by those stand
Ing highest the profession North and South, testimonials will be
given specimens exhibited who may desire them
wishing exchange the old method for the new their old
plate will taken in part pay 0ce opposite Conthian Hall
Office hours from 10 2LI, from 81 to G. oc7--ly
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SASH, BLINDS AND n00RS

FAWINU AND TURNING,
JNHe Oldest Establishment Rici mond where NAV bs A -
IL the above articles IN perfection the shortest nocs ~
Being confident Of giving entie Satisfaction the subh.r .o
cs heretofore, the public patronage Having recepy ddss
cabinet and carpenters Turning 10 his business -
have their work iou disdPDoiHtsnt or delay Give me eli
se2l-u MILES ANBIFR Wsya',.aA. SAA@
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SHIP BROKERAGE.


TIVE undersigned have this day formed copanershp under
the style OF SILISPAUGH READ, for the purpose Of
ducng the SHIP BROKERAGE business and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends and the public.
A. MILLSPAUGH,
JAMES G. READ,
Cary and 18th streets, the Dock.
Richmond January 1st, 1860 jy2-ly
goo REWARD.-Tne Books used by the late Col Geo
tDZO NJ Cangton while Treasurer Of the Manchester and
Falling Turnpike Company, have either lost mslad
stolen and the above reward will be paid II delivery
the undersigned by order Of the Board Of Directors.
de23-lm j. A. CLARKS N, Treasurer.
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REMOVAL! REMOVAL!

REMOVAL! REMOVABLE!
CHARLES A. GwATKTN will remove from the store he
" cupe the first day Of March next Until that time he will
sell his large and desirable ok Of Dry Goods, Carpets Silks
Enbroee Ribbons Negro Clothing brown and blesched
price, clear them by that time His
object sell every piece Of goods In the house avoid the
bic Of moving The prices will be reduced 10 effect that OBJ
ject
NOtIceThe attention Of the Ladies Is requested the large
Silks doubled skirt Robes French Deane Robes
CloAks Fannels, &c. Also 5000 yds printed Delanes.
We will take pleasure In showing parties through the stock
a a time.
deI3-Cuf c. A. GwATKIN.
COTTON YAHNS-"Unlo mills" brand for sale by
~ ial4-6t 1 A G. DAVENPORT.
VyONQUA BEANS--A superior lot for sale by ~
IL JAZZ DOVE co:
BACON SIDES AND SHOpLDERSIoO. hhds Ba'
I'D con sides nd Shoulders and old, for sale by
ia8 WOMBLR CLAIBORNE. No. IL Pearl ST.
NEACKEREL,-.l0 bbls extra large fat No Maekerel
M 90 bbs small No. DO
Iais For fsleby "h' WALLAot soNs
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n lLD LONDON DOCK HH ANDN.-in addition 20
~ iarge stock Imported Lquor- have the
ectci 10 land In tao, nse half pipes ofd London
hennsy BHANDT which expressly selected ior ne ~
- AooEe aent.oned D.rt q. CRAM
Dealer 10 Winer, I14uors and osar.
"ra No Enchangr Block
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k1O SIDES GOOD HEAVY AND GO I'D DAM
us D ~ '''' ''''-'' . ''''' ''1 ~ n. jONIA
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URE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE. IN FROM ONE Tc
TWO DAYS
NO MERCURY OR NA USEOUS DRUG USED



Member OF the Royal College Surgeons London graduate or
Of the eminent Colleges Of the United states and
greater part Of whose life has been spent Hospitals Of Lor
don Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected
astonishing that Many troubled
ringing In the aud head When asleep great
Ing alarmed sudden sounds bahuness with
.f, mind, Ifpnup.
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A DAMS PURE MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsRY-
N Having made arrangements with Mr. NJ Adams of Rocs
bridge manufacturer OF the justly celebrated Adams Whkv bx
which we become his sole agents. will future ke
y on hand good supply TO which would The attention of
buyers, JOHNSON YOUNGER A OTRYs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

ORNAMENT THE SCHOOL RooXs.-If every
school room in the country could be Orna-
mented by flowers, pictures, busts, statu-
cites, &C., the result would be seen in an in
creased love for that nursery of intelligence,
and we should have fewer complaints from
unwilling scholars. The school room would
be place to be loved and not hated, and
such daily contact with things of beauty
would foster a cultivated taste much to be
desired. These suggestions are prompted by
a visit TO the Central High School roomI
where the visitor is struck by the beautiful
pictures that adorn the walls. Last winter
the pupils appropriated a part of the pro-
ceeds of an exhibition TO the purchase Of
photographs of the Palmer Marbles, which
were hung upon the walls of the school
room. A few days since Mr.. Sidney Norton,
assistant teacher in the High School, pre-
sented 10 the school complete set Of Ra-
phRl's Cartoons, most exquisitely engraved.
These the pupils have provided with gilt
frames, and they now adOrn the walls of the
room. The beauties Of these engravings can
rot be seen at a glance, but each one is q
study. It will be a good thing if ether
schools will take pains to supply themselves
in like manner with attractive objects for the
] school room.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29
Painesville Correspondence
PAISEsyILLE, MAY %, 1860.

EDITOR LEADER: Our City" is in -four
ishing condition at present. The farmers in
this vicinity are feeling otip top" on account
of the fine growing time and expect to reep
rich reward for their labor the ensuing sea-
son.
The new Hotel ofWhich so much has been
said during the past two years, is now a sure
thing and has already been commenced. 1t
will be large first class house to occupy the
old Franklin site and will be built in the most
modern style. We need good, well kept
Hotel here, but whether this one will prove
remunerative TO the owner do not pretend
to say. One thing is certain, that Mr. Parm-
ly-a gentleman from New York-is abun-
dantly able and will build House that will
rank with any other in the West. Whether
the Landlord who is to keep this new House
is to be one of the "prince" kind do not
know bnt am assured that the gentleman
viii be one who kJlOgs hOtO to keep Hotel
and give entire satisfaction to the travelling
community.
The Painesville Cornet Band under the di-
rection Of H. Coe, Eesq. is in fine trim
Once week they "discourse sweet music" in
the Park, to the delight of our citizens. We
think for a country band they cannot be beat
They have recently ordered from the East a
new set Of German silver instruments of the
latest pattern at an expense of $1,000. The
amount has been chiefly raised by the citizens,
the largest contribution being made by our
townsman ]. S. Easement who is ever ready
to lend q helping hand in all similar cases
We have a "Wide Awake" organization
here and large number of our best Republi-
cans have already joined the ranks and expect
to do assgoOd work during the coming cam
paign. Hon. J. R. French is the president of
the order
We have good reason to believe that we
shall have gas works here at an early day
and then we shall feel as though Painesv lille
was City in every respect.
Should you think this article little too
much ofa puff" for our place and believe
you are entitled to payment at regular adver-
tising rates you can present your bill to our
City authorities" who presume will be
pleased to cancel the Indebtedness with "coun-
ty orders at the usual discount or "City Gas
Script" Yours
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

FROM LAKE sUPERIoR.-The steamer Sea
Bird arrived at Detroit on Saturday evening
from ontOnagOn. From the Advertiser
We take the following memoranda of her
trip;
The Sea Bird entered the river at Ontona-
gon. Capt. Blodgett reports meeting the
North Star at Portage Entry the Northern
Light and large fleet of vessels this side of
Marquette the Lady Elgin between Mar
quette and Grand Island tug Dart above the
Canal with three vessels in tow the Gen.
Taylor was passed in the st. Mary's the
Montgomery was met at Church's tug Ives
was at Sailors Encampment and large
number Of vessels were in the st. Mary's,
bound up. The steamer Ploughboy was en-
tering the Canal, bound down, when the Sea
Bird left. The weather was pleasant on
Lake Superior, and the canal was in excellent
order
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

THR WIDE AwAKRs.-A meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Lincoln Wide
Awake Club was held at the Mayors Office
last evening. Samples Of uniforms were
presented for the consideration of the Com
mittee.
Capt sturges submitted the following
names fer his Aids and Lieutenants:
Aids-James Barnett, ]. Dwight Palmer.
Lientenants-W. F. Lawrence, John NJ.
Sterling, Jr.; T. s. Paddock, o. C. scovilIe,
W. Beckenbach, ]. Jenkinson, Geo. Morrill,,
H. J. Webb, s. W. Hendrickson, Paul
Schmidt.
These appointments were ratified by the
COMMITTEES.
The expense of the cape, cap and torch
was stated to be about $3.50. AunifOrm was
adopted which consists of cape of patent
leather, with pointed collar, the cape about
"a inches wide; black glazed low crowned
hat, with black band and torch with small
flag attached. This is Cleveland uniform,
unlike any samples exhibited. It is neat and
serviceable.
James Barnett and ]. R. Worswick were
appointed committee to ascertain the cost
Of this uniform and report TO the Club.
Messrs. Dwight Palmer, Geo. Morrill, and
Wm, E. Lawrence were appointed commit
tee 10 arrange the formation Of Glee Club
Mayor sentor, Randall Crawford and VIM.
Edwards were appointed to select place Q.
meeting.
The meeting thsn adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

Miss PATTI's CONCERT THURSDAY &ExT.-
The sale of reserve seats for Miss PATHS
Concert will commence this morning st 8 A.
NJ, at the Music store of Messrs. Brainard 4
Co., and we would advise our musical read
ers to secure their seats early, as great rush
is anticipated.
Miss Patti will be assisted on this occasion
by the most famous Tenor singer in the Uni
ted States, signor Brignoli, who has sung
now Tor the last four years in the Academy
of Music, and has held his position as the
best Tenor in this country, without even
rival to approach him. signor Ferri, and
signor Junca are both artists of the highest
order. Mad. strakosch is too well known to
need any comments.
iFhe -TrAoiu- oOTrCerE VIII DC uIItisI the DIT
rection Of Maurice strskosch, and will be such
rare feast as may never be enjoyed again
by Clevelanders. ~
The following tribute TO the charming
prima donna is from the Saturday Press.
Tonight have been turning over the
pages of Dickens Little Dorritt, and think
Not that there is the least connection be-
tween the two; but in this quiet little place,
where am now writing, Little Patti, who
has burst like a star of the first magnitude
suddenly upon the operatic horizon, had her
home. l can look out from my window, and
see, in the white moonlight, the old school
house where she and in other days sat con-
ming our dry lessons; and cannot help
wondering if, amidst her brilliant triumphs;
she will ever think of those days now past,
and of the old schoolmates who used to lis
/ ten enraptured to her sweet voice, little
| dreaming in their innocent hearts that in
| the little dark Italian girl who stood before
| them they would one day behold MUSICAL
/ STAR. l should not have said Italian girl
for Little Patti is q native Of our own free
land-although of Italian parentage. Dear
little Adalina How plainly do l see her
! before me-eVen as / used q few months agol
/ How pretty she was with her large dark eyes
looking softly through the deep fall of lace
! that shaded her broad -brimmed hat / would
not have thought to ever see in the little girl
playing with her tiny dog (for Little Patti,
| like all other Interesting young ladies, pos
sesses the whitest Of little poodlesl the real
impassioned Lucia or hapless Leonora. But
time worketh wonders and Little Patti has
left her girlish home to form the sparkling
centre Of new circle. Perhaps she may
forget Gamma Msria"-yet here would Offer
my humble tribute as leaf to twine in the
bright garland weaving for her youthful
| brow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

GRAED JURY.-0ne hundred and sixty-twO
dollars was stolen from Umbstalter's Malt
House on Saturday. Three men, Furst, Don
nell and Crutehy were arrested for the theft,
and James Mckee, Tracy Anderson and
William Alexander elephant Bill were ar
rested as accessories. They were yesterday
morning committed to jail in default of $1,000
bail, except Alexander, whose bail was fixed
at $500, which he obtained.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

COUxTERFEITISs.-A few days ago a young
man came to town and stopped at hotel, reg
istering his name as C. L. Haines, Canada.
His bill being presented after few days, he
said that he had no money but would leave
his baggage as security. Opening his carpet
sack to show that it had clothing in it, he
was about to close it again, when the land
lord heard a jingling-thrust his hand to the
bottom and pulled up handful Of bogus
coin. Further investigation revealed full
eOunterfeiting implements, moulds, metal,
quicksilver, oil of yitriol, &c. The man left,
saying that he should be in shortly, but has
not since been seen. The property is at the
MarshaPs Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

A WIDE-AwAKE CAP.-Ed. Leader II
want to suggest to the new Wide-Awake
Club style Of cap to be worn as sort of
undress uniform st all places where they are
doing duty aud do not want to put on the
torchlight costume. Color-"Lincoln green" 4"
made in neat shape, of light stuff for sum-
mer use-plain, or ornamented with single
gold cOlOred star or gold band. These caps
might be obtained cheap by contract, and
make very neat and appropriate part uni
form for Lincoln club-a cap ft to throw
,up for Freedoms Champion in the present
contest. B.
In connection with the above, we add the
following paragraph from an exchange:
"SMPLE LINCOLN GRREE."-The modest
dignity and plsin attire of " honest old Abe, .
who, amid the glitter of fashionable life has
never forgotten She labor, privstions and
struggles through which he has attained his
present elevation, and the certainty that he
will be elected President, combine TO remind
us of Seott's description Of Fitz James in the
Lady Of the Lake:
Mid furs and silks and Jewels sheen,
He stood in simple Lincoln green,
The centre of the glittering ring,
And SnOwden's knight is Scotland's King.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

How THE CHILDREN WE'RE CHRIsTRNED.-
A fellow named Crutehy is supposed to be
one Of the thieves that stole 1852 from Umb-
utader's Malt House on Saturday. A well
known fast woman 1--WE mean loose woman)
was in company with him on Sunday, and
the twain conceived the brilliant idea that
they would go to church to see how it would
seem. This of itself was an unknown nov
city to them, but to add still greater eelat to
the occasion, they went to the house of
Crutehy's father and took his little brother
and sister with them to the Mission Church
upon scoville avenue, and representing them
selves IS man and wife, had the children chris
tened in due and solemn form. The rite be-
ing performed they took the children home
and were shortly after arrested by the Off
GERS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

THK CoNoERT THIS EVKEIEs.-Ths tickets
to the Concert this evening at Chspin's Hall
are selling rapidly, and the prospects are
that the Hall win be filed at an early hour.
The attractions are certainly of the very
highest class, and win draw immensely
The Richings have host of friends in this
City. Secure tickets this morning and go
early
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29
M H sOLOMONSON

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAH.
Kesps the largest assortment Of the most approved
kinds Of sPECTACLEs All HIS Glasses, whether
for near or far sighted, are ground under his own
snspsetiou by achinery Of new construction with
the Qrstest care 80 10 suit the eyes IN all cases
curi7T Weaknese, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
syss, and impartng strength for lcng reading or nns
N b. sotoNoNsoN would here inform the
Vublic that Be never smpoys any one IN the sale OF
- Aiso, aspioadId assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
WlCE06COR46a yOMPAEGEB Ec., kept on hanc-
~ AHTIFICIAL BYES Inserted without pain,
NO. EI SUPERIOR STREET,
isbi7 NsAE EaRg,a CroekeEy stoTe.
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Nor1rLr1or or FIrr orrInrns.-A meetinl

NOMINATION OF FIRE oFFIcRRs.-A meeting
of the officers Of the Fire Companies of the
city was held at DR.. Marseilles' Office last
evening to nominate Assistant Engineers
and officers of the Firemen's Board.
G. W. Ainsley and D. H. Boyd were nOmi-
mated candidates for First Assistant Engi-
neers, and C. Frsttriek and John Kennedy for
Second Assistant Engineers.
The following Officers of the Board were
nominated President, L. B. Whitney Sec
retary, J. P. Stone Treasurer, VIM. Hart.
The election of Engineers will be held
from TO o'clock on Monday afternoon
next, and Of officers of the Board on Tuesday
next. NovOting for Independent candidates
is to be allowed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

REcEIvED.-Tho Cleveland Medical Gazette
for May, edited by Gustav C. E. Weber, NJ.
D., assisted by Alleyne Maynard, M. D.
This publication increases mOtthly in inter-
est and value.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

ALERT HosE, ATTENTION The members of
Alert Hose Company are notified to meet at
their room at 8 o'clock this evening to trans
act important business. PER ORDFR.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

- The new styleOf COlored Photographs
gotten up by Ryder are beautiful in color,
fine in finish and low in price--just what the
people want. 2s5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

SPIRITUAL.-Mrs. Hyzer will lecture again
at Chaplin Hall, on Sunday next, at lOk A.
n, and at ~ n. Mrs. H. speaks under
direct spirit inspiration. Her poetical inn
proviSing, accompanied with music, is always
new and appropriate. No repetition in that
or in her lectures, which are replete with
facts and the philosophy of nature and of
life. Morning lecture free. Evening lecture
tickets 10 cents. apr26-1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

POLICE ECoURTc-JUDeE LAWRENcE.-ThOmas
Speedily, petit larceny from Palmer's drug
store, found guilty, sentence suspended.
John Ditor, intoxication, fined 81 and the
costs.
Jacob Bensley, same offence, same SEN
tencs.
Sarah Whitney, drunk and disorderly, IS
and costs.
Francis Lsckman, drunk, s. and costs.
Isabella Brewer, vagrancy, sent to jail for
80 days.
James Hadler, drunk, repeated offence,
sent to chain gang for 80 days.
Several cases continued. The persons
arrested for soliciting passengers were dis
charged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

STooK FROM KESFucEY.-A train of so cars
of Kentucky stock passed through here last
night via the C. c. C. and the C. & E. Rail
roads.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-29

FoR THE UPPER LAKEs.-The steamer Il
linois leh last evening with a fair load Of
freight for Lake Superior.