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At }E.AIk WITH MENtCO,

NJ doubt Our 1ca?srs yesterday morning,
were startled l,y the dispatches in our columns
Which announced that Two Mexican steamers
had, after, brief action, OF Vera Cruz, been
compelled to surrender to the Z. s. steamer
SaFatoga!
Is tl4is Republic Is: war with Mexico? If
81, ar whose act? Congress, tho war-,nakiug
r2wcr in our Government, has iaadc no declar.
aticu. What tlcu does it mean that tho news
lies Ill over tho country that hostilities hare
:l'rc:':ly commenced, and tll:n two steamers Of
Il: c:scmy have hccn captured: BY wha.
authority Eas tire President, tic Secretary or
tho Navy and Commodore .Jaryis 'lsurped tho
power wh'c the Constitution reposes in Cou-
s:sess a!orc, and rrcciutatcd this country Into
:: conflict with !: government with which no
1Ean Knows VIC lad just cause Of quarrel? What
great public exigepcy has demanded this
usu:i'at:on? Has our !!ect in the Gulf-strons
well n:anea anl equirpeL-bcca attacked ty
the Hcxicaus? Have our merchantmen bcen
over!laHlcd aud ro:,hci on the ligl. sea? Have
"A' AA"%tVAoA representatives. ~ AL AEAtE1 QtEu
attacked, p!untcreJ, murdered. that such !,
retriim.ion Should i,,liow: or have the cxi-
::e:scies IF the i'Eo-Sl.'vcEy party-distractcd
lrv Ecresy aad tnFn hy E,ct;on-dc:nanded this
extraordinary Proceeding rs the quickest,
o1sicst, cheapest and safest method Of bringing
OF ilos1ilities, by wlici, the party may be coll
aulid ited 1T home; aud ty which, nj the out
CINE, more slave territory, as indemnity for
the past and security for tho future, may 10
aided to the Datio:al dom:4luy
Congress, row in session, will VIC venture
to say, demand I'LL answer 10 few iutcrro.
gaatorics like these. We exlort the Republi.
cans Of that bcdy to fearless discharge Of
cf their duty III the premises, tia. the cluscs
aad objects Ct the war now begun may bo
opened to tho bottom! Let them ask what arc
the rvoyoca1inas which have 50 uuccrc,nonl-
ously opened lhc conflict, or If no provocations
eau he shown, what tteason !he President aud
his advisers are willing TO dare, that TIC p1o.
Slavery part: may again have chance Of Sue
cess!
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Lake Michigan" that we tnusx hare O uintd-

Lake Michigan" " that we mus: hare Hind
turs Lats in our ctlar!' l guess that did not
cost over hundred dollars, and hare filled Il
up in disgust. Ii any one, Acssrs, Editors,
want pasacs with aumadern ;mprosements, and
nt2re TOO, want to sell them one, for I atn es-
ceediog'y anzion..to get out Of the city, on to
Barry Point RIDGE" and into Double LOG
CAH.x-just such as old Tippecanoe lived in at
" Mourn BEND" want to lire for few years
IN simple Quak<r simplicity, in n good "Log
Cabin" tho 6ey! aouss man crer liyed in, Dc
help ute out Of the scrape.
Your friend,
- SptnuoS SrCRcES.
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w. -. n.'1@ 4'oe a. @'' AAAe" 4'' '~'''
sa,.st' ,s.s,, f1e.s aha l.'e.ne: r
VIII you permit me TO ca'l tue a'ten1lon ot
your readers TO the fact that the African Civii-
7,4;on snc;etv In now n.cnarin,, 10 send pio-
.~...a.u - :u.n,,:sa.t .a....x;s;uo co1-
neer company u 'a'e''sen'' en'esp4's''s W.
ored families, to commence the f1rma:lon OF
Christian industrial settlements in the Yoruba
...,....; {. .fz;,.. u..f r.u.h.u and n,
COUNTY, II a't''': ri'.- esnl''sn ~ - -.
M' H. Ueiahs nave eoncluoeo tFeaty "'tn LUG
Kin. and chiefs Of Ahbeokv:a, "ho are tf1eno'y
to Tue enterprise, and arc at xiously looking for
.ho ssr-;r,, ~ ,ot,,orz frcr, n. c.rn,rv Ia in
'"' ''. c:'.;,.;..
s'ruct them ID Tue as1s ano sciences o' ~ns1SIaa
civilization.
Wa mir hare nm our list Tho nnme. of tjtty-
80 =. VII,
ss'ch pefsoA'' "no a'e ~ A:ots ~ ~ " tol"o1
a, soon as our Society can aid them. Among
the number are three ministers Of tie Gospel.
, 1860-03-21

\ few days ago box was received at the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad office, pnrportiug
to be from Ser 1lour, Illinois. Yesterday an Of
fersive odor was noticed to come from the box,
which gave rise to different suggestions. The
coroner Was sent for aud the box opened, which
WIS found to contain the body Of a dead man.
There were no marks Of violence about the body.
Where did it come from: For what purpose
was it sent here: That there has been some
crime committed VIC do not doubt-.No. Demo
rvJt,
, 1860-03-21
GOV. hIsSEELs% RELIGION.

The Chicago Democrat is mistaken in saying
that Gov. Bissell was member of the Catho-
lie Church. During his protacted illness in
Washington, ho was frequently visited by the
priests Of TINT sect Of which bis cstimable
lady is member; but VIC Layo the best Of
rcasons for believing that ho ncrcr pro!csscd
belief in their theology. Wo judge that the
Governor was inclined 10 Uuitariaulsm and
that Of tho liberal sort His Eaith, whatever
il might have been, was with him rarely a
subject OF conversation. 1t manifested itself
in a llsc ofrarc freedom from The faults and
1olics by which men .? less pczfcc. mould arc
ovrgborne.
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Tho Methodist Church in Kentucky.
III -. A.. IL L

The mefh0ulst C1stFch IN KENTUCKY.
We take the following from the AaysviIle
Ea.,le:
The Methodist Conference at Germantown
was held in that place last week, not~ ithsta5d-
Ing the proposition Of the Cdaudian who edits
The Cynthilua -Itps, 10 drive ttat body out with
4 military company. We understand ta4t the
people OF Germantown treated the ministers
present With the utmost cnustesy and hospital
ity, and that most of tie churches Of the town
were thrown opeu for thti1 use during the ses-
sicn OF the Conference.
We do not agree With many members Of the
church in their opinions on the subject OF hlav-
pion in any quarrel they may gst intn. but We
think that when such i man is the editor OF tue
Csn,h1ana -it.7f, who is himself q CI"nlian by
birth, undertakes to lecture Southern men in
regard to their duty, We thiak We have right
10 saE q word.
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~SsAu49 A<04VVts
Las. evenings mails from Texas brings &C.
counts OF very destructructi7c lire at nous-
ton.
IL broke ont at half past twelve o'clock. T. u.
Gu Saturday last, over the Nauk, corner OF Aala
and Congress streets. The buildings being Of
an inti,nmable material. the fire speedily spread
in all directions. crossing Main street, ana thirty
houses, or nearly two squares, were destroyed,
ere the hrrmen could stay the progress Of the
conf agaration.
All The buildings in the block above Congress
and West of Main street, were destroyed, e1-
cept four. On the opposite side OF Satn street,
The entirc block was destroyed, kept six build.
Jugs. Tie large wholesale establishment OF
Kelsey, Stits & Co. was saved. We are & nd to
learn that cur contemporaries Of the Houston
Telegraph saved .heir od;ce, although theY ex-
perirnced some loss.
The E.puIl,c furnishes tho following list, Of
| the sufferers:
L. ]. than. $4,000; j. r. Norris, 80 .ooo ;
! E. l. P. Hrenond. S30.0v0; a. J. Hay, 5000 !
II. Fielshman; s5,0uV; Jumes II. Esuns, - Quo ;
| ". \. Van Aistyne, <,nsured} 1000; 4. y.
| McGowen, $1,000; ]. S. Tiff, $4,000; g. E.
Gregory. $i,Voo; Judge Gray, sl.Np; Teie"
graph office $500; Robertson, $4,000; Dow
iins. $5,0y0; Hudgpeth, 500; Phillip liarIls'
*2,u00; Il. II. pooley Go. 300; Fred E'd-
man, {l.50o; J. Riordan. $3.0.0; Ga!laeer Il
Floeck, 10000; Coleman, $1,000; Dentke
| Ta,lor. s5oo; Ottc, --; rEestes, $1,000;
| Bake Jcntrson, $500.
| From carefully considered list OF the build
! ings aud stocks Of goods, we tigure the loss ut
$3.50 900, which probably is not far from correct.
| The insurance il about sixty to seventh hSe
| thousand dollurs.-N. o. Ptcdyune, MdTeh 1:.
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Tie Havana SYaan<r Soc.reiy", of Saturday,
gires the particulars Of The burning Of The lnu.n.
noth grain warehouse il. that town, owned ty
Waterman & Ryan, Of St. Louis, b,ief men,
tion ct which We received By telegraph few
days since. The building, with abcut 100000
bushels Of grain, was entirely destroyed. The
ire is supposed to hare been occasioued By
sparks from the steamer Sam Gatv, ~hile TAX
ing IN freight at the warehouse. 4 large nun,-
bcr Of turner's are said to be sufferers By this
calamity, hnvinG stored considerable quantities
Of grain in the building. 1t was the largcst
warehouse Of the kind on tie Illinois river, and
was insured for $10,0UO.
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Important Movement of the southern
Democracy,

OE1uOCfa1tfs
"0ccasional,' Of FoEncy's Philadelphia Prfs*,
writes as follows, uudcr date Vi Washington,
Narc:. 1Gtn:
IA run,r, which am disposed tn bf'ic-e,
utter thorough Inquiry, ~ in circula'nu in this
city, to the effect that tile Administration las
advised nal will support the secession pt tie
SYutlcrn delegates from the Charleston Con-
yenttn should douglas te nominated. Il (aL'
iaet ufnist<r IL sud u A4ru atat4d 70 a III in.
yaisiat Northern D,nocrcE, ttao Or tire days
oy", th1: tbs FeA.,a@ ,oas drrana.d, aid lie eid
MT Axid.e to add that ii aras refy far from i'm.
1rahat!s tAas tse 4soatA sooald taft possession 81
tie Enios4 Constitutional CnurtAtio.. rAich is IL
z~scmIh ut :l4f,4e,< on tie ?tA Of Hay, ia orl,,
ch2ui he succeed IL oserc2miAg lis ovpcaeats q,
tie -l4tio,u* Gonnntion. You uced not be sur.
prised it this projcet is carried out. That it i
III contemplation do not doubt"
, 1860-03-21

NN NK1t1ESEVN NVN Il = 41V.Ns
Tne scheme connected by the National DEM
ocratic Committee to terriy Charleston land
lords into reduction Of their prices, will prob
ably lie without effect, Those e1tort1oners
know ytry well that the Cincinnati Conycn-
lion Of 1856, designated Charleston us the
next place Of meeting; and that 70 Commit
tee cannot undo the Conventions work. En-
less the Committee arc willing to assume au-
tl!os;ty which they l,aEc not, all talk Of a
change is simply ior cheapcnins bread and
, 1860-03-21

We are disposed to trent oil our cotempora-
RIGS witt, proper respect; but the Chicago
He,alH need not bc surorised to learn thu. VIC
have little patience with the Fugitive slavo
Law ncr with tue journals that defend II. As
Republicans and rs law al;drtr men. wa, aro
bound By That provision Of the Constitution of
the conrtry by wlc:. the return. Of ft,gitiscs
from labor or justice is made imperative. N-o
have 10 desire 10 d;savow our obligation to
sec to il that our acts aud influence do rot
clasll with what the fundamental law has OF.
daiaed in tliis respect. AS individuals: as
members Of u great political, Organization, and
as journalists, NC have no intention 10 shirk
any Responsibility Which tho Constitution I'M.
poses, nor to advise others - do 50. Dat all
this does not imply that tia. atrocious statute
called tie Fugitive Elave Law l,as~ any claim
to Cur favorable regard. We loaiho aad abhor
it; not exclusively ms the instrument ty which
men are dragged back to slavery from which
tuev have eseapcd: but ~ tllat bad enactment
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houses ut the corner Of Pioe and Huron streets,
North Side. uant money, but will sell them
sci:dont money, aud almost acithout priet. When
l commenced those houses. my scift tcas bring,
and .foadiy afp:L should die before she did.
She has "gone beforc,' and the HOMES hare 10
charm for me. They are too hiyh, too costly, too
shory, and hare too many MODERN coSvES1EScEs
to suit nle. Some one, on looking over tic COR
ner house before it was finished, said it hadArtn
hundred milts Of LEAD PIPE in it. ! believe he
lid: / don't believe there is half as much.
Did you ever LIE: No? don't believe you.
We WILL ALL LIE.
As soon Us my wife returned to Ohio from
cur trip 10 Lake Superior III the summer of ISIS,
she wrote to M, a. Husband, il an to move to
Chicago, the sooner you build ME house, the
better shall be suited. We hare had IS good
house as any Of our neiyhbors here, ard Isr1ht
as good a oat there"
The next morning had tha saddle on t:kate"
rather early, rode out to Dunlap 4 CO. brick
yard, q tniles) walked up Dunlap gave him good
s:oIdius for sleeping SO late, barSained with
him for 5o0,0 900 brick, and was back to 1ny sons
house, on Ohio street, b=fore the family had
their morning dcvotions, and long before break
fast was ready. Ny contracts for stone we're
made the same day, and the Aomts commenced
the next one. lou, my dear sir, are husband.
* ttere greater Measure in this world than
TINT eniored by a husband in doiaq jus: as bis
wife wishes him, csea If he does, sometimes, do
var. foolish t,,no. md ercn build such fine
houses. that it may almost bankrupt him in nav.
;,r for them. We're YOU <rfr 1ulfv cf sucd fol-
lyf trust not: il YOU hare, then you will
know how to exercise Cun,srL,S CHARITY in
Judging nc.
But, the houses are r*,y ptrftct-that is SO.
Filled with all sort Of "MopERS IMPROVEMENTS.
Let ms sec how many kind of uArus. The
"SuowEr." don't know the use Of it, for
alwsys run to Get out ofa sAotc<r, Il sec one
coming. The porcnx-1 presume Me-. WHEEL.
ock {tht Itst d-eauees in Chicago, as am toid)
can tell what i. is FOR. believe they arc usrd
in pes,1Esr,AR1E. for iacor, ,iqible sinners, that
nothing els<. tci1 tame, aud, suppose is put in
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H
FRoX LAKE SUPERIoR.-The screw steam
er Iron Citys Gapt, Turner arrived in port
yesterday morning, having left ontonsgonl
on Friday last at 1Oe'elOck in the morning,
Eagle River at s o'clock A. NJ, and Mar
quette at P NJ, the same day The Iron
City brought numerous passengers and a
fine load of freight We are indebted to Mr..
John Holland, the clerk, for the following
items:
Net prop. Montgomery OF Grand Island
at noon; at Marquette saw schooners Iron
Sides, sascO, Eli Bates, left on Friday Ex-
change, a. Bradley, Cape Horn, John Weed
on, Queen City, Comet, St. Andrews, Jno.
L. Gross, Midnight, Challenge, Ketchum,
Mary NJ. scutte, and Bafque Pierson. The
Iron Sides and sascO would leave Saturday
evening. The Exchange. and Cape, Horn
were loading at the jackson Dock and would
leave that day. The Comet was loading at
the Ely dock and was expected to get away
that night. The Iron City7ie left the saut at
noon Saturday. Steamer rPlOw Boy was at
the saut; passed through the canal up July
7th, sehrsa WsllingtOd (a6dJ CartEsight;
down July sth, schrs. Barney, S. W. sar-
geant, VIM. Case and Miami.
The Iron City brought down 375 tons OF
copper from the Cliff, National, Adventure
and Aztec Mines, and a fair number Of pas
sengers. She was detained BY fog ct Lake
Superior about thirty hours. It Wss dense
and chilling. Otherwise the weather during
the trip was beautiful.
The Iron City leaves here again for Lake
Superior on Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock
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LeraI Nesora. JaIr 1o. p

.HU-S. CoVRfs. s.LThe Circuit and District
Courts were opened yesterday morning,
Judge Wilson Presiaing. 2 ..-.
It was announced that Judge Mclean
would be here to preside this morning.
The aEsument in Ward lEs. rChamberlin
was set for this morning. 800 sa'' 'ssi'
The docket was called and causes for trial
assigned.
In the District Court, judgment BY default
in q. S. VS.. Jordan and Findlay rendered for
81, 800, or forfeitareo Of defendant Jordan s re-
cOgnizance to appear and answer q charge of
making and passing counterfeit coin. Dis
trict Attorney for plaintiff
Crawford yE, Commercial Insurance Co.
Dismissed,
Phelps VS.. Fitch and Reeves. Judgment
by default Of s1lOO,54. R. P. spalding, at
torney for plAintifE.A II AaAe'lA
Baysrd vs.. Guebhsrd ct al. Order made
for the examination of the defendants.-
Wiley for complainant, and stetson for de-
fendant.
The Court adjourned till this morning al
Q O'Clock. .AAE1 cEaAAh
PoLIeE C0VET-JUBsE LAEEENoEs-A mar
calling himaslf Tom Hyer was sent to the
chain-gang thirty days for intOxicatisn.
The case of Martha Myers, charged will
lewdness, was dismissed, there, not being
sufaeient proof tOeOnviet her. st--.
The case of Charles B. Williams, charged
with petit larceny, was continued to July
18th; bail being fixed ct see. IA 3.iaa a IL
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SIXTH WARD.-There will be q grand rally
of the Republicans Of this Ward at the COun-
ty Fair Grounds, on Thursday evening next,
the 18th inst.s at Z y o'clock. There will be
present to address the meeting several Ger
man speakers, together with Hon. F. T,
Backus and Judge .Tilden. As this, is the
first meeting Of the campaign, let it be a
r0User. J. H. CLARK,
President 9th Ward Republican Club.
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sTRUcK BY LIoETEIEs.-During recent
thunder storm the barns Of Henry sutten Of
Greenwich, Kelsey Mcconnell of New Lon
don, and Peter Starts Of Orange, were all
struck and burnt. AT the same time the
house of Eli Fast of Troy, and the barn of
Henry Hubiey Of Greenwich, were struck,
but being provided with lightning rods, no
damage was done.
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Catherine Gilohrist was sent to the dun
geOn ten days for assault and battery.
The following lads were sent to the State
Reform Farm for vograney, there to remain
until discharged by the authorities Fred
Abraham, George Stacy, Patrick Hart and
George Havens.
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1wKs.4Hawks & Bro. have the new
Dime Novels, in which a complete 81 novel
is furnished for dime. They are issued in
numbers. The present one contains "Ths
Privateer's Cruise, and the Bride of Pomfret
Hall"
They have Frank Leslie's illustrated with
full illustrations of the Great Eastern.
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ZoUAvE DRILL.-The Cleveland Grays have
decided to adopt the ZouaYe Drill and to
drill two mornings and evenings a week in
the new style. They will retain their pres
ent uniform and tactics, but adopt the other
in addition. .TtQ E.El
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NEW ADrRRrIsP,IFNrs.

). 3. cobb q co-New Books.
strong Armstrong Druggists.
A. ) Gardner Fruit Jars.
BeRg~s 4 sinciair-Fof Lake superior
Holloway Pills-Special Notlcs.
Hostetter's Bittsrs Special Notiee
Physiological Reseafches-spseial Notice.
S. 3. DeWolf-Business notice. ~
Frederick HOFeyrBuliHssa notiosg "a
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REPUsLIoAS FLGss.-sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. I2S River street, manufac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display Rags with the names Of the ynOmi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared 70 furnish vessel own
ers and captains at low prices jun255-sQ2T r
LOST .-Y esterday morning, on Michigan
street between the. corner Of sensea and
oalkins' lime kiln, or between there and the
Post ofiee, or on Superior street, a Tobias
gold watch with chain and seal. The finder
can claim reward Of $50 By leaving the
watch Of 400 Kinsman street. ID .-
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CmcKEr-The st. Georges Club Of this
city are now in Detroit. They were to play
a match game yesterday with the Peninsula
Club and to-day with the Detroit Club,
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~ Now that the heat Of summer. is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought 70
pefiofIn fts nssfIT service IN laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. ?
Bower gives his satte1tion to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonablsspriees. HisshoP is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
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REoovERISo.-The young man that was
injured al Geneva on the eth, by the falling
Of the scafiolding at the celebration, is re-
covering. .-....
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City Council.

-gtL TUESDAY EYESISe, July 10, 1890
The President Of the Council in the chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
UA'J y PBnToSs. IL
Of VIM. Case and others, demonstrating
against any contract being made with the
Cleveland Gas and Coke company to pay
more than 81, so per thousand feet for gas
consumed by the city or more than 50 per
thousand feet for gas consumed by citizens.
Committee on Gas: Il -...... !. az
Of William Kidd, Foreman of Alert Hose
company, No. ], asking for SOC feet leather
hose. Committee on Fire and Water and
Fire Engineer. ~ -ii. q s.-t
Of chairman Of Perry Monument commit
tee, requesting that COMMITTEES be appoint
ted to act with them in selecting spot in the
Public Pdrk for the Monument, pfepate for
the Inauguration, &C. Received and fled.
The President Of the Council appointed
Messrs- Clark, Hayward, Hovey, and Palmer
on that committee. ~ .'.l.
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MILITARY.-Frederick Haltnorth has been
elected Captain of the Cleveland Light Dra-
goons, uics John Schrink, resigned
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For THE REFORM FARN.-Marshal Craw
left last evening for the Reform Farm with
seven boys.
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- snLnMoNsON. !.

PKAcrIoA1 AND SCIENTIFIC 0PT4cEAk,5
KesuS the largest assortment Of the most approved
sudsef .EEB BCTkcIEs All MS alaRlfi Fhether
.t1fu5zs srfIr zlrHtoi, ~ ground luHief hii ogp
tlfsliol u n.sclli idefy 0i neV q ttn
Ne I-fIsIs UlrIiulss 81 InlllIl1 tlC1 81 the
eyes, and impartnF strength for long readng % nne
q. fQnoN0ss0x would here inform the
pqt. eTer q,lHi9JH sqy ghe II fls sc Of
- Also asplsndid assortInent Of SPY GLASSES,
lflcROSCQEEsl CqAlPA IS. &C. kept oakland.
~ AHIlElClAA A4Es' inserted WlthoEt pan,
= SO. - EpPERI0R STREET,
kbl7 A3 ~ sn1s hogg,E0rbckaEy store.
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VIM. Mathews was fined So and costa for
intoxicstion.
John Brennan was ordered to give bail in
the sum Of $1,000 for his appearance in the
Court Of Common Pleas to answer to
charge of robbery. 'li
The case Of Emily Cartwright, for keeping
a'house Of ill-lame, continued to the 18th.
EIGHTH WARD.-AlRepublican meeting will
be held in sanford's Hail. in the eighth
ward, on Saturday evening. D. X. Cartier,
A. GoRiddle and other we'll known speakers
are expected to be present. Let there. be a
full injecting. 3t tgtsEA- 5tttE
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lf .5zs- Rehigerstors, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Free1ers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturer's prices, at
= errs.s M W. L. MAREIs's, .Ereref
No. AZ South Side Public Square.
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NEE.YoRK DAILIEs-Tribune, Herald and
Times Is eents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders At Quin-
lan's news depots at the Wedden or Angler
Houses, or at IVA Ontario street. q
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets Forks, spoons
Cake Baskets, Gast0rs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c., SC. A yyeFy large stock, and al vat
ranted of the best Double Plate, can be found
at FoGe, ESsgOuTH &.Co,'S,
'octI Cor. Superior and Seneca ste,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11

IaE zSd1sEs.-The Zoqayes resehed Baf-
fdo at 5 o'clock Sunday morning, took
breakfast and proceededto Niagara Falls at
9. TheEe they femaiHes d1tIEsxening when
thsyrtOok the cars for Rochester arriving
there 'h $500 They were met - Buffalo by
Col. Fairchild and Dr. Avery of the 54th
RegimsIitgdf Raohsstsr. Eheyi drilled and
paraded at Rochester during Monday, and
left there for SSraeuse yesterday morning at
lbs, We notice that the Buffalo papers
complain that due notice was not given them
of the unavoidable delay Of the Cadets at
Adrian The .ZouaFs probably leave Syra-
cusesthis morning for Albany where they
are the gpests Of Che Burgess Corps They
win arrive in New York the last of the week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11

400 tierces Of MoFehOuse Hams for sale at
S. E. DeWolf's, Merwin street.
Cleveland, July 9. - .ss.l- l