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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-20
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WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WESTERN EXPRESS co.
ITO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND from TIE W ESTE rsed and
tine best facilities ever presented ior the consier-
tion Of Merchants, shippers, Travellers and Emi-
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSFORMATION co.
having united their facilit es with those of tho
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 81 PropeIlers and
Steamers, of the first Insurable
Class
will rrn DArIT L fsrs, during the ensuing season,
from Buffalo % the Ports o1 CRslleago, !iTatAee
Toledo, Sandusky, Cleveland, and other Ports on
Lake Erie, which, in connection with me uhE9uALED
CANAL FACILITIES Of this Company, comprising
$50 BoArs OF TIE LARGEST CLASS,
eight Of which leave Buffalo and New York daily,
enables them TO offer Merchants and shippers supe
rior inducements for safety, dispatch and reliability
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
Cowned and operated by this Company will be run
over the New York Central Railroad to Buffalo, and
OF PrOpelers on the Lakes for such freight as may
require more speedy transit than BY Canal.
FoR RATES OF FREIGHT, Contracts, AND BILLS
OF LADING, By CANAL Oh RAIL, apply 10 the Agents
or Consignees, at the Offices OF the Company:
No. Coentiea Slip and Astor House, New York.
No. ll3 Pier, Albany.
No. l9l River street, Troy.
Erie Basin, Buffalo.
Hurd & Co. s Dock, Detroit.
Nil. & Miss. r. r. Dock, Milwaukee.
Foot State street, Chicago.
Also, at Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo and Racine.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS;
MARX PACKAGES FOR CANAL "W. T. Co"
SHIP DAILY, As FoLLOws:
NEW YOKK, Pier East River.
BOSTON western Railroad.
ALBANY, lis Pier.
TROY, Foot Of State street.
BUFFALO, Erie Basin.
DETROIT, Hurd & Co. g Dock
MILWAUKEE, Nil. & Miss. D. r. Dock.
CHICAGO Foot Of State street.
Mark Express Goods "WEsTERN Express Co.
and route they are 20 60, and ship as follows;
NEW YORK, Peoples Line Steamers, foot Court
sS-iftsnTs Line PropsHsrs, Piers Z. r..
Hudson River B. r. u Warren st.7
lf2 Chambers, or corner Canal and
West sts.
BOSTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, New York Central Railroad.
JOHN ALLEN, JR., President,
RsTIsiss s ''A ~ tn. BOND, Agent, OlsTslaRs.
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HOME TESTIMONY.


WEST BEDFoRD, CoshOcton Co., o., May Il, '59.
Mr.. IL. b. KINGsLEY-Sir; have been selling tho
medicines Of the Graeienberg Company for the last
ten years, and have invariably found them to give
good satisfaction; and the Pills have sold 60 q
great many regularly their tea and coffee, and
with my trade they have become q staple article
MarshalPs Uterine CathOlOOn is medicine that has
done great amOunt OF good in Female Diseases
One lady sold to told me she had received more
benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course Of medical treatment by the most skillful
physician. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg MARSHALL Uterine Catholi-
con.
Is offered as a certain cure accompanied with the
following symptoms:
irregularities es--Wealhess - -Faintness--Dorange
Appetits-SallOw Complexion-Pain in the
Back and Kidneys-Chills-COld Hands
ga3 and feet-Bloating-Feve
Headache-Re
tlessness-Disturbed Sleep-Flushes
Of Heat-General Pain-Crawlng and Pain in
the Spine and between the Shoulders-Acid
Difficult Passing of Urine,
with heat or smarting-ltching, Burning and ITTi-
pepsia-Hy -Hysterics-Anxiety-Red Face
Nervous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures Temper -.
Deprayed observation-disclosures
and Irregular BOWels-Unpeasant Dreams
Pains in the Uterine Observation-Disclosures and Pains
in the Limbs.
RsS- Sold by City Druggists and Medicine Dealers
throughout the country.
Dsf- For Medicines or agencies Address
IL. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
nOvl2d&W General Agent for Ohio.
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior st. zap stairs
MARBLE BLOCK. .-@


FOR SALE.
HUNTINGTON STREET, near Prospect-A first
rate House, we'll furnished throughout, with ey-
cry convenience. Good barn and lot.
GOOD BUSINESS PR0PERTY-A short distance
IRON the Public Square; lot 4fXlOO feet, with two
buildings. S5,O00
FARM s. Acres-l2 mikes from the city. Good
house, barn, orchard, &c, we'll watered, soil
sandy loan. $40 per acre.
FRANKLIN BTREET-GuOd house, and lot ll2Xl5S
sIBLEY STREET-Two story house and lot $50
STEAM. FLOUR AND FEED MILL-With ma
chinery In good order and leasehOd well located
in this city. Very cheap. -#.H
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
AN IMPROVED FARM Of 2s5 acres-In Wisconsin,
Is miles from the Mississippi River, in a country
we'll settled, excellent soil, well watered, 20 acres
timber, $50 acres under cultivation. Exchange
for good farm in this county or city property,
with, say s., 800 balance, mostly on time, SIS per
acre. ..-
l65S ACRES-s miles from the city. Exchange for a
house and lot or vacant lot on east side Of River.
HOUSES AND LOTs-on ScoviIle, Perry and Pitts
burgh streets, to exchange for farm.
GOOD PROPERTY on Orange street-Store and
dwellings, with lot, 10 exchange for farm.
LANDS in Ohio, lndianaand Michigan, with some
cash, to exchange for good house and lot in this
city.
STEAM SAW MILL and 10 acres land-lI miles
east OF the city, will sell the whole part, and
will take some good Mestern lands ~ part pay.
house, we'll finished and in good Styles with -
acres land, " miles from this city-one hall Of
pay may be in goods, horses and buggies or other
property.
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R0RIN sI9ss@s z @ SPs Rs9 q gs ass

CORN WTENTs--Quiet and numinalY unchangea.
WIIsfk Y-saios Of $50 bbls az l@i24e. Market
WIIRkT'-sales Of Milwaukee club a. si,2l91l, 80,
the inside price for common Ga Rtprci Ohcngo Spring
at Si,2a, Racine spring at Sl,26h@liSi Nlntef teu
western At 3a; white southern al,pf very cuulee
white Michigan at Si,a5; new southern al sl,s9i-
new white Canadian al 81, teeel WHITE western
at Sl,t5sflts. Market without striking chahge IN
price while holders generally aro rather moro dis.
RYR-salrs al sl0Ssc. Quiet. t- q
RTUY-Coutinues nominal
fVlftN-sHlca of aOtE0 bushels; ut nl N6l0eC for
sound: hs60677 for western yellow. Market firm and
IN moderate supply aud In lair demand in part Cor
export.
0AT'S-Salcs al 9S0t0'sc for wost'n and Canadian
and ttdilc lot State Market steady aud In mode
rate inquest.
PORK-Sale oriG2i hhls; at SO 90 tor new ness;
tle,ao Tor old mVss SiS6. for thin mess S42inlt,3l
ior new prmci Sl2,io Tor old. Market firm with a
REEF sales Of 3'e bills; at Slai2l Cor country
primVt Si,Hh,j for country mess; Ss0lloO Tor re-
packed mess and Sllells Tor extra moss, The
market is stcady with amodcrAte demand.
hEfF ilAMS-harket qutet aud numinally un
cur MEATS Dali. Small sales at ssasEe for
shoulders.
I4ARD-Sales OF 900 bbls at Ia@i3la, closing with
no sellers under l3'ac Market hrmer ANA in isir
demand.
HITTER Selling at lO60lsc for inferior; i@l6
tor ihiri lb0gc for good 20 primo ohio lU@llc for
inferior; l3nlSc ur fair 10 good; limlAC hr Western
Reserve. Ia good demand Ter export at low prices
CHEEsE-Selliug at St19C Tor ordinary state;
9'sc Tor Ohio. In good demand for export.
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8Faas fanMdftt.

JAMES II. ODEIL, BRASS
- FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of every description, No. % Union St.,
afeW doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio H.
Is prepared to furnish all kinds of work used for
Steam, Water or Gas, and all tho various articles
used IN the Plumbing Business Beer Pumps Of ell
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily,
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OtLEVEI,AND= =AND PTTTSRTTPC

GtLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILR0kD.-sFarsa RANaErTSr. To take
e1eet e1 , 9n y g1qa{ 9Tps lit isd0 TRAINS LEAVE
7s30 a. Mail ior PittsburTb Wbseilni ana No
5:i5 P, M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Whsslino.
aylyania Railroad for Baltimore, Phfladelpbia New
aSrk ana Bo5l0n. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail
road ior baltimoTe and Washington City -
Also connect at Iuds0n f6f kron ana HillersI,ury
49,, . di,e eY thls route az quick and fare win b
FyR MYERS, O. T. 4 Assnt a. @tgeULLoueA' js9Sii sgIlti
GiLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ,buA y.-sg g1fHEH AERAHgEHEEf On and after
Monday, July IN 1850, Trains on this Road viii nm
555 A. H., Through Mail, stopping At All stations on
:, @ ,i,9 S9iiieFn 4, Division, arriving at Toledo
100 p ~ MAIL stops az all stations east oS sandBs
On R9ftneEa y lI DIVISION, Y and arrives AZ SAN
$50 P n. Telegraph Express, stops at an stations
and arrives af Toledo AZ ie,is y -
CONNECTIONS aTe made az MonrOsYiiie with the san
tie sandRslCy, Dayton aud Cincinnati z. r. at Ere
mont with Fremont Indiana r. r., and at Toledo
and Toledo aud Wabash Railroads Tor Chicago. De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LOgansDort Lafayette
Cairo, alton, - Louis, and all points West, North
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
s Mssi a. $40 A. ~, and 9O5 P. ~ nom Sandusky
L. D. RUeKER, Superintendent.
cleveland, July 9 1860. a' -.-t-
CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ h9AQ. .-SuHHER ARRAEGEMRHT 1850
% I t i,IsT & y M9n,day, April 9Th, 1850, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND
lO'V0 A. NJ HAIL IhAlh-stOpping at all Stations
except Mickiina, Mentor, Perry, Union
VILE Say brook and SwauTiIle: and arrives
-. ~ hrie l;3O P. NJ Dunkirk 3.55 P. NJ, Buf-
S2O ?. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-Stop-
.r.. ping a. Painesvflle, Ashtabula and Girard
only end arrives at Erie 6.32 p. M, Dun
kirk s:25 ?. n. Buffalo $50 p n.
$40 P n COhNEAUT UTACCOMMUDATIDN TRAIN
-.-..- stopping at ali Stations
Sz0 p n. NlGAiI EXPRESS TKAIN-Stopping AZ
PainesYilles Ashtabula and Girard only /;
ana arrives az Efia i2sfT A. n, Duuyirk
l.Jo A. NJ Buffalo 42D A. n
I:55A. n. NIGHT EXPREss 1RAIN-stoppinq at
-t Girard, Ashtabula and Painesvilfs onlv
and arrives az Cleveland 500 A. n
lO.s3 A. n NAIL EkAlh-stOppinga at all Stations
i. except say brook, UniOnYills, Perry, Men
TOT and W icklin5, and arrives at ClsYeland
lA0 P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at Gi-
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabuia and Painesyille
only, and arrives at Cleveland $40 p n
Accommodation Train viii leave COnueaut at 800
A. ~ stopping at al stations, and arriving at Csye
land at 9sioA n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl St. Louis, &C; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirr with tke trains Of the n r. 4 II.
Railroad, and AZ Buffalo with those Of ths New York
H. NOTTINGHAM, Bup't.
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GEO. W. HIGGINBOTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGlNBOTHAM .

Prot WOOD-Dear Sir My hair had, for several
years, been becoming prematurey gray, accompanied
by harshness which rendered the constant appli-
cation of oil necessary in dressing IT.. When CONF
menced using your Restorative about two months
ago il was in that condition; and having continued
Its till within the last three weeks il has turned
to its natural COLOR and assumed sOftness and us-
tire greatly TO be preferred to those produced by the
application of oils any other preparation have
ever used. regard it as an indispensable article for
every bodys toilet, whether IL DO used as Hair Re-
stOratiye or for the simple purpose Of beautfying
the hair. You have permission to refer TO me all
who ntertain any doubt of performing all that is
claimed for il. MRS. g. SYMONDS,
Feb. 10, 1871 1l3 Third ST., Cincinnati, D.
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Prof W0OD-Dear Sir:-By the advice OF a friend
OF mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative,
l was induced to try it. L had the fever some time
last May, and nearly every hair in my mead came
out. Now my hair has come in great deal thicker
than ever it was. Nothing but duty and sympa-
thy feel to communicate to others who arc afflicted
have been would indvce me TO give this public
acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prot. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully
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mer we were induced to uso some Of your Hair Re-
stOrative and Its effects wonderful, We feel
Il our duty to you and the afflicted to report il.
Our little sons head for some time had been per-
fectly covered with sores, and called 1t scld
head The hair almost entirely came of in cOnse-
quence when friend seeing his sufierings, advised
to your Restorative; did so with little hope
OF success but 70 our surprise and that Of all
friends very lew applications removed the disease
entirely and new and luNuriant crop Of hair soon
started ont and We can now say that our boy has
healthy scalp and as luxurant crop OF hair any
other child We can therefore, and do hereby re-
commend your Restorative as a perfect remedy for
all diseases Of the scalp and hair We yours
specially, GEO. W. .HIGGINBOTHAM,
kAkAH A HIEEI MHnTIIAM
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DIR. GIBSON,

Professor Of Ezsetropatky and Medicine,
Bz- Once No III Ontario street, up stairs, g lsB
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from % u and from to TO o'ci0ck
daily, (SundaY5 eCcepted-1 nOTl
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BANK ERS,
NO. 70, SUPERIOR ST., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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Gold Silver Exchange. UacaFrent Bank
Notes and Land Warrants.
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EIGHTH CONTRACT

], The price per hundred sheets for folding the
laws, journals and public documents.
2 The price per hundred copies for stitching the
5. The price per hundred copies for half binding
same.
4. The price per hundred copies for brochure Gov
eTing Of such Of the same as shall be required to be
covered in brochure. ..
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BINDING
SEVENTH CONTRACT.

/ The price per hundred sheets for folding all bills
printed.
2. The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
3. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
erng Of all documents ordered to be covered in bro
chure by the General Assembly or either branch
thereof
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TME TABLE No. Is
10 take effect on after Thursday February 10 1883.
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THAT PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE will preserve infaIli-
bly, the Growth and Color Of tho Hair, if used two
three times week, to any imaginable age; perfect
ly restore the gray, cover the bald with Natures
own ornament, the hair make it more soft and
beautiful than any OIL and preserve the scalp free
from all diseases to the greatest age; Statesmen,
Judges, Attorneys, Doctors Clergymen, Profession
al men and Gentlemen and Ladies Of all classes, all
over the world bear testimony that we do not say
too much in its favor Read the following and Judge
HICKORY GROVE, st. Charles Co., Mo,
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Formerly % New Tork city, win nav One Hun
dred dollars for the proof that he ever ais 10 e-
the above named diseases. He viii pay the aan,s
sam for The proof that any other Physician n
lhe United States treats the same diseases with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

1emoral Of the T,cs!ffh Street Fescs.-Y -Yester.
day morning the May or directed the overseers
of the chain gang 70 repair WITH their oolored
prisoners to the obstruction in l3th street, and
remove It without delay, 80 tMat Messrs War
wick Bark>dale could Comm -nc~ sUit at
INCA akninst the city, and thus lave The right
of "sasemeGt" promptly decided BY y iary.-
nis Honor referred 70 the late decision of this
case by the Court Of Appeals, aud showed,
they had nos differed with him Ia any particu-
lar When the q uestion frat came before him,
his decision Wxs 70 effect the easement" and
not the title to the soil, for he kEew thai uu
single magistra had . right to decide on thr
title to property. He imposed u flne for OBJ
s,ructing n Ligh wny, which had been ia pub
iic use for more tGan thirty Ysafs. Win that
fact before him, he felt bound TO protect the
rights Of the city. When the case got inl0 the
Circuit Court, declarations and pleas were
died. which involved the right OF property,
and in that way the Question went improper
~ 10 the COURT of appeals. BY relpo wing
the fance, Messrs. Wxrwiek G Barksdais
would be placed in position u test the rights
involved, and he wo Ild aid them in doing so
IN every proper msnner. II the Courts decide
mat the cily has NO right.tf.Way over the
properly, litigation viii b eLasA and the
prvt xrty condemned. II they dseids that The
city or the puhiiG has ~ steasemsut'' over The
soil, the controversy will b o snd.
Under the direction OF the Mayor, the fence
was removed about IL O'Clock yesterday, ~
the great j,y of that portion OF the public
who havs been ulost lncommOded By its ex-
isteDCe Ht
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HoRRIBLE-At Albany, N Y, John Shelly
and Patrick Carroll occupied with their fami-
lies one house; Shelly keeps q groggery. lie
went to church, and ON his return found his
wife drunk, and she shortly after died. When
Mrs. Carroll returned she found her little
girl, aged four years, lying upon the sioop,
evidently in great agony. On asking her
what was the liter, she said Mrs. Shelly had
given her a lot of iiq nor, and told her to drink
Il. as it was good. She contin.,ed TO grow
worse during the afternoon: towards evening E
she was seized with convulsions, and about ~
o'clock died, after having suffered terrible
agony. There is no doubt that death was pro-
duced by drinking the liquor. The character
Of the stuff may be inferred from the fact tha!
Shelly swears that he purchased the brandy
for fifty cents q gallon !--AvsNs. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

CoRPoREAL PUNISHMENT IN ScHOoLs.-
There was au interesting case lately in New
Orlesns Court, for damages, alleged by pa
rent agains a school teacher. The suit was
brought in the sum of S5,OOO 1t was the
rulinx of the Court that teacher has no rlgn'
TO punish a. child unless special permit Is
given. and that the mere fact OF sending \
child to school caEnOt be construed into
delegation of parental authority, and that
every act of punishment on the part OF
teacher, without special permission, may
battery. The jury had to And for the plain
Tiff, but they manifested good judgment as to
the amount Of damage done ~ piainlH-One
dollar beiug the SUM awarded instead OF nVe
thousand.
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LooM-MADk SAtRr.-Thos: Hall, inen'
weaver in Ireland, has flashed shirt entire-
iv in the loom. II is woven throughout with
ami seams. and very accurately and neatly
gathered ut the neck, sbou idess and wrists
i,he mack and wristbands are doubled anu
stitched; there is a regular selvags ON each
sids If inc breast; and where stitching ordi
sr,lv is 10 Il is in this shirt. fH short, 1t il
ss perfectly finished ~ il made by 40 exper.
pesdis. oman. The shirt has been exhibited
to several persons in the linen trade, who ar ar
completely satis1ed that ~ Is actually IL, .nF
ance from the needle. 81 tsH
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DECIDED UNcoxsTITur loNAL.-1n the city
Court Of Louisville, KY, on the 10th uit.,
Judge Johuson decided the law passed oy me
ties UPON persons selling goods BY sample IN
louisville and Jefferson county, nnconstltu.
tional. There were several indictments, and
ali were similarly quashed. In Portland,
Ne. agents of several New York and Boston
houses have been expelled FROM The city for
Violating a laW SIMILAR 70 thai described aoo We,
y,assed bv the last Legislature OF that State.
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E9sIFsA MIse - IT y & "A =
PRICE ONR CENT.

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OF 0oty aSGk M. ru3lsss casSs SssSS1St 49,
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vaaeeA M 40 pesno sae a1aaS .I..n.2 n.
spgeecoed tnAee0e sA9e ~ fss1e l. ~. ~
Ms resuf ? ron eenfek e ~ 49, ID ~ -.
noe0ans NJ N0NeN ~ AYS u H1r III a 4.
wsn cy.sneeey $50 O. yeeeV - 80 - -
'e'S Ws S.vc never e :.sa s Sssssr .nae saaa n
esenS M: prodn nced a9SA4 ~ 80 49, ~
A. l! y pa ntte more tnan ssx moo s1s stnce - -
rossss -, . ~ esas.d % ~ !0n1S vnmseS. 80
stoe SovasA o1 oHl0 toseeeese - ueee eS1Cs
miraculous. The congreGAtiSp jacreaeed With
raptdity nngrecedsnteo y " snnele sse
cunoay Scnoon vas Ht!Su y cseInow winS e. AZ
'sooa ceoauso oevsOus estoert eew e1ufcp
must - 01att 70 aceomgloaeee ~ lpcredAlee
Nanu o. tue l'atlAn % t01t H. RsStAAt AdosS
tsons aug aitcIauoos must e 0weo io tne o.
Neiseer fae leseof NOT ne con9!t Won wess
vashn 70 ossstoy oue ssOest os 49, seper4.
Do SoARee 0ettQWeo ~ ~ W1eNy Ros1eeuc anQ
sscred ctatious.4 Nov 4rUe Neres THESE
1ore, added, ana such exMusiNe fsPaifs aa4
HmPsOvemeOse Offe!0t1ea ug01tesN vecsme
neceeaAdy 70 caoss tne OAen9 - . entl,-11
The lAet pnoltc ssrytces thAf ~, fesaas eeto
IN tne Cnurcn was tue adulntssraSeoe o! -
LORDS supper. How NW Wh0 tec0sea tie.
coosecsSSo elesoeute 1fUlo NJ ueoos seAllzeo
sasnS - Woss SUsA1su, W. 0suss - A.8s ouP.
per- ana that they should 10 lno9e oliak with
him OF this sacred wine tn they drin1 II new
In the kingdom OF I'D.
The repatrs OF the CAurch 80 ePpreecnlnf
ahAar soo0psetsoas' Tie pAfsoU4go house ne61
been imprcved and made ready 20 Teceave ~
occupants, and all were looking fuf ward with
bright hopes OF new era in the history Of ST.
Johns, when the old Church shonid rise like
phnnix from its ashee, and the burning ard
SHINING iiGh Upon tts altar shoald send i,slreys
FAR and wide upon the city set upoa . 1tiL--1
Over this bright vista Of AnticipatiOn, Usath
bas suddenly cast shadow, sornbre o. the
wing of the tempest. and alas, shadow that
will bs long la lifting, aad upon Whoee dark
borders there - no light save that which comes
from Hin who has said, d,-"1 am the Resufrec.
tion and the Life" -. -.
Tne writer Of this has long known Mr..
Points, has watched with tatcfe>t the rare
promise OF his youth, and feels In his death
almost the keenness Of family bereavement
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

Isessaissi ,m.-A bo~t y o'clock lasA Sanlay
ntehC a out h0dss on Tho pf6Disee ef NJ.
iUNdgise 3. WIulaws, u AAnyjeo eoaply. !
s6oYi dissanee east of QiehW W1nA 0oeppted ~
man nAmed R!ldgg 80 j. ~ ctn.
eg5lSn hSnaVfor ON eouvtctton Of hsastnx his
Wl6o, was 80 On ars and entirely cunsnned,
win tts cOu1opes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

Er{ores the f.Jdsr.--Tha Mayor. yesterday
morning, 10 the uaost positive manner, direct
ed the police TO arrest and bring before him
all negroes and mulattoes, males and females
who failed to give the walk way to white per.
sons. On Sunday night two neEresses came
in collision with him on the streets, as he
was escOrting q lady, and he is now deter
mined TO have the ordinance enfoysed. Two
officers may see an hoadyed violations ia ons
day, II they will noticv-tor scarcely lady
watks the public ssrests that u not siho wed
out Of the Swxy BY ssne impudent muiatto
woman. Let an example b. made Of these
creatures, and the trouble viii cease. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

Military CoaresftoS.-Our military men will
be sure 10 attend the Convention NJ the 10.
lumbar Hotel. at ~ O'clock To-day. 10 make
(HrOunds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-12

FoHsd Csity-Dennis, negro boy, slaye to
Wiley Branch, was cor vtcted before the lius.
tings Court yesterday, Of entering the house
zen fenced TO receive twenty. I'VE airtpes.