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POLIcs CoUET-JUDeR TIDEN.-Jacob
Ediot, selling liquor, case continued.
Joseph Howley, assault and battery, $40
and costs.
L. c. Tower, drunk, dismissed. ..-|
E. Cook, assault, dismissed
Peter Mulbreick, assault, $40 and costs.
Cornelius Linham, assault, Sl5 and costs.
Neif, Brooklyn, selling liquor to.a minor,
dismissed.
Samuel NJ. Dilley, assault, case on trial
PDLIoR CoURT-JUDaE LAwREScE.-Frank
Elliott and Mary Burns were fined S. for in
tOxiration.
Mary Ann Mcdonnell was fined 50 and
cost for disturbance.
Margaret NJ. Mcdonnell was fined 50 and
cost for similar offence.
Ed Dalton was fined $40 and cost for as
sault and battery.
Andrew Lump and Fred AngOld were fined
S. and costs, and each sent to the chain gang
20 days for disturbance.
Several cases were continued.
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CLEVELAND VEssELs IN EUROPK.-An inter
esting letter from the Cleveland Schooner R.
H. Harmon, at Queenstown, Ireland, will be
found in the marine column on the fourth
page.
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CoNNENcRNENT.-The Commencement ex-
ereises Of the High School will take place to-
day at two o'clock, in the Hall of the HIGH
School hniIdi..es TIA Ar.,.a- -
Council, and the public are invited to at
tend.
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Iron oRR.-TwO thousand and thirty-one
tons of iron ore was received here yesterday.
BY schOoners from Lake Superior.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-03

APPLES Stacey is in daily receipt of ripe
ePPles. If that isn't enterprise, the public
will please define that article.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Sec advertisement of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigorstor.
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&C., &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted of the best Double Plate, can befound
at Foee, EEswoRTH 4 Co.'s,
Oct1 Cor. Superior and Seneca sts.
~ Now that the heat Of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought to
perform its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. His shop iso the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
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~ Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
W j, MARrfr1s
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J@ For the best qualities of segars, To-
OaccO and Snuff, go to B. G. Diet, III supe-
rior street.
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PERsONAL.-J. F. Bollmyer, of the Dayton
Empire was in town last evening.
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FRoN LAKE sUPERIoR.-The screw steamer
Foun tain City, Capt. Peck, arrived on Sun
day from ontonagOn, Lake Superior, which
place she left on Tuesday, Goth inst, at 1917
A. n. From her clerk, Mr.. Bolts, we were
very obligingly furnished with the following
memoranda: The schooners Nonpareil and
St James were at Copper HarbOr. At Mar
quette, schooners Die Vernon, L. J. FarweIl,
ald brig Canopus. Met steamer North Star
off Grand Island. Passed, of Point Iroquo-
is, two vessels, names unknown. At the
Saut, sohooners St. Paul, Dream, Twin Sister,
and D. R. Lummis. The brig Concord was
sold at the saut, by the U. s. Marshal, to L.
Mcknight, for $500. Met bark Grace Green
wood, schoOners F. T. Barney, Storm King,
and zadoc Pratt three miles below the saut.
Net, in Lake George, propeller Gen. Taylor
and steamer Lady Elgin. Met steamer
Northern Light abreast of Middle Island
With the exception of occasional fogs, fine
weather was experienced the trip round.
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FTTFNTI nief Attributes of Manhood are
, Day - -. ] by mal-praetioes and viscious
ed svitably lead 10 hereditary dis
tiiisi a in time. Read the truths laid
~ 90 sssties, "Human F'railty, OF Physiolog-
SIS" Il is elab0rately illustrated with
- q, aud win convince the most
i779TTT - = Concerned, as well as relieve the
" -.--eD tssponding, by leading them IN
it3 and ~ WHiiel ot poalA3 anu uteula agony
Trade full andF
ichs German ane1oy- ,ot Ill.,. ~ y
Jortati0us or bouf- er +-i -
viii sen at the iree y po-.o3e EVERY here
ng. r-OnD & HAMMOND and Wa. EIsKk,
'alogqes or ssand. iulyalE
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AT o'clock the engineers and a few invi-
ted guests met in the parlor of the Weddell,
and message was sent to Mr.. Smith that
he was requested to call. As he entered the
room F. T. Eackus, Esq. addressed him in
the name Of the Engineers, welcoming him
heartily upon his return from his eastern
tour. He referred to the great responsibility
deVolving upon him in the working Of the
affairs of the Company, and the extent to
which the success Of this great link between
tbs Ei ARA taa %9st sE Ea &a 9 hBjWsVsT bis S
all classes and all connected with the road
were greatly indebted to him, the Engineers
felt special regard for his efforts in their be-
half They occupied the post OF greatest
danger and were especially indebted to his
care in having the engines in perfect order.
He then presented to Mr.. Smith beauti-
ful diamond pin, valued at two hundred dol
lars, with list Of the names of the Engin-
eers upon the road.
Mr.. Smith responded briefly, being too
mulch taken by surprise and consequently
overcome to fully express his feelings.
A collation. followed, enlivened by toasts
and speeches, and the occasion passed of
very happily.
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REPUBLICAN MEETNG IN BRooKLYS.-A large
and spirited Republican meeting was held
at the Wade House in Brooklyn, on Saturday
evening, The Artillery Company sent forth
rapid and loud reports from their guns, rock
ets blazed into the air, shouts and cheers
arose in quick succession, and the enthusi-
asln was good to behold.
The meeting was addressed by Hon. D. K.
Cartier, ]. Miller, Daniel Stephan, and A,
Theme, Esqrs.
Mr.. Stephan, long an active and inAuen-
tial Democrat, and as such elected to the
Common Council last spring, from the llth
Ward, publicly announced that hereafter he
should vote the Republican ticket, and gave
his reasons therefor, which were received
with cheers. 1t seemed a general holiday
there with the people, so keen was the Re
publican fire.
The Heeker and was present and added
to the pleasure of the occasion by their ex-
eellent music. The people are vide awake
in Brooklyn.
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Legal ReOOrd7IuIy ..

coURT or COMMON PLHGs.-The court was
yesterday occupied with miscellaneous bust
ness preparatory to the close of the term.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEE-WEsTKRN RESERVE
COLLEGB, HUDSON, O.,-0RDER OF ExERcIsEs.
Sunday, July sth, 81 P. -Bacealaureate
by President Hitchcock. Sunday evening
Annual Sermon before the Missionary
Society, by Rev, DR.. Huntington, of Auburn
Theological Seminary, NY
Tuesday evering-Address before the Beta.
Theta. Pi. Society, by Chas. W. Palmer, Of
Cleveland.
Wednesday, IO1I A. M.-Address before
the Alumni, by Rev. N. S. Burton, of Gran
vile; P. M--Oration before Phi. Beta.
Kappa Society, by Rev. DR.. sturtevant,
President of Illinois College. Wednesday
evening-Prize declamations.
Thursday, July 18th, s A M.-Anniver-
saries of Societies. 81 A. M.-exercises Of
Graduating Class; P. M.-Address before
sumner, of Boston, Mass; Thussday even-
ing-Annual Concert.
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iGOMONSON,
i23slsal siiE alRETEsfIIiasrm TEssfIIia:rm Sales.


g Junopds1HfiiI. ZION SALE.
faa.s Oh e. -lJ0URT HOUSE ON
., b'g. J. ~, viii be sold at public sne-
RVS = % Saturday. the 18th day ol
- sie 5hf ~ 11de conditioned that the builc-
~ dr----, "a By the 10Th day Of August next
- IN on day Of sale.
~ of County Commissioner
lris on gnI WILLIAM EULLER,
Clerk Of the Board.
n ,fr1 :. cuyahoR Co., June 2, 1880.
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In indisputable Ga

',,,-s-an indisputable fact
M BoWles.-Many diseases which
nd orig nstes in the sluggish nature Of
tiOns ofthe stomach and viscera, viz:
urhe, nervous disorders, piles and
jns, fth which eathartics are usual
Ihese may relieve the bowels for the
-. ..rA the active cause OF the com
i ~ lrgatives create a necessity for
SILVER Ihiufntually the bowels become pow
pes sPills not only seek the seat Of the
7DTT T75ter evacuating the depraved humors,
s,--,,.il 4 u and intestines, 50 renovate and
ne5 as 10 prevent future recurrence. .
OT II AeF'lsemsn. A,s. elsewhere. ,,l .,
Coon, - 'ss's's' a. --'''' NJ anu q Pr ooA
: -ttl july3:rw
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T AW BOOKS,

AN BOOhS,
EngeIl on Water Courses,
Angel on the Law Of Carriers,
Angsl and Ames on Corporations,
Bishop on Criminal Law, 2 vols,
Bishop on Marriage and Divorce,
EourieT's Law Dictionary,
EourieT's lnstitutes, vols,
CusRing's Massachusetts Reports, II vols,
Ch.tty on Pleading, vols,
Chitty's Blackstone, vols,
Curtis, Decisions in the Supreme Court OF U. S.
Conkfing's Treatise on the Courts Of US.
Chitty on Contracts,
Ohittendon's Digest of Ohio State Reports,
Chitty on Bills,
Drake on Attachments,
Decisions in the Drsd Scott Case,
Greenlsaf on EFidsnce, 3 vols,
Hilliard on TOrts or Private Wrongs vols,
Hurd on Habeas Corpus,
kents Commentaries vols,
Mathews GuRrdian'B Guide,
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports,
Nashs Pleading and Practice,
Ohio State Reports complete sets,
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law,
Redfeld on Railways,
Rats Guide for Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace,
Swans Manual for Administrators,
swans Revised Statutes CviH be ready in Juns,l
United States Digest, Il vols,
United States Equity Digest, 2 vols,
Walkers American Law,
Wharton g Criminal Law,
Wendelps Backbone. vols.
OECOND EDITION OF THE OHIO
u STATE GAZETTEER and Business Directory,
for 1850 and Is6l COutaing full and compsts clas-
sheation Of trades and professions, with improved
alphabetical arrangement Of cities and towns, CON-
piled separately by counties.
With an extensive circulation throughout Ohio
and adjoining States, ,it s recommendedO the iRYOra
BILE consideration Of the business public, an
larged trade may be secured TO city and State.
Subscriptions and advertisements for the above
work received at the State Gazetteer once, No l3
State sentinel building, Indianapolis, Indiana
Address, GEORGE W. HAYES,
Box 500, Publisher and Proprietor.
n. B.-Stats Ga1etteers and Business Directories
of Indiana, Michigan, kentucky, Tennessee and Mis-
souri, issued and for sale a. above. fsbl2
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NRw ADYKRTIsElIENFs.

aS- Fer TeIeEraphIc, Market and Marine
NeWa see Fourth Page.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRTNTTS0

fLA4h AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and ornamental printing Of every de-
soription done AZ the Prnting Establishmsnt Of the
LEADER once, on the latest improved and nest rapid
steam Presses, In the best style, short notic and
- reasonable rates. Particular attention paid to
blank work EveTy description Of BlndinE done
especially Blank Books, Ledger, Journais. Sairs
bookl, Reoeiving Books, &c, &c.
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iN6RT0N's OINTMENT,

am FoR
TEUM AND sCROFULA;
vjeinitv ~ n, aldhead, RinEworms, and Ell
&c and beautifa uptions rthe Skin.
-,s.rr, ,ror,,--etraies 20 the basis Of the dis
nom Wiiio1f saurcy-and cures iron, the aesh
Railroad, and au the surface. Sold In largs
-si,s c., ,lF'euts.
sIrd dHri1,' .T,r NORTON, Proprietor New York
ionic Al. PARkER a MowERs, No. l5
sred, thath
sin spare z 3 ARMSTRONG. tsb25
? in the b
NJ. JScks. = 'mach Bitters are now
. fj; ess2a sS,.,i as eQusllsd for their prompt
'foad) to the Littig6 curing an diseases Of the
lerson. excellence and copsaouept
LITTLE WOMuted for, ffom the we'll
made under the personal
4lO dONEt etor, IN strict accordance
,4LalONS t9rtiehoe. Its use is alvavs at
San 6e des;.,i beneficial results, and In cases
shades ~, Constipation, Flatulenoe and
HSSlS /, ], FUSED by a disOrdered stomach,
a eversrs en- of the most speedy and pow.
e ,l. % ma exceeds any other preparation
SoT5i,f before tho pablie.
ssG A,gisis and dealers generally every
~ s -IosrETTER 4 SMITH, Sole Proprie-
nd IS Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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Ciuleni wishing conveyance to eithor Of the above
Trains or hoata, W BE- called for by The Conrhss of
stevens Qinnlbga Line, By having their address al
e Ymnieus Once 81 Superior street, door noIt TO
April i0 $50
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z McCLNrocK's Com AND COueH Nix
Among the cold and cough remedies" that
p markct. this alone stands on the solid basis
smedical sciepco DE-. McClihtock stands IN
front Qf. ~ 1r5isssion. He stakes his rep
BON alsN asrs 10 the sick a. genuine
II n pses this preparation falsihed hia
~ Ft tents.
STRONG ARMSTRONG, Cleveland.
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II AND WELL LIGHTED SALESROOMS are
now filed Wit complete and beautiful selection O
NEW SPRING GOODSl
To which they invite the attention Of purchasers
who wish to make the most ont Of their money.
90 Now on exhibition, at 25 per cent. less than
cost Of Importation
NEW FANCY SILKS;
NEW PLAIN SILKS;
NEW RIBBED SILKS;
NEW CHENE SILKS
NEW CHINTZ SILKS;
NEW FIG'D BLACK SILKS;
RICH ROBE SILKS, 4&L
VOLANTS.
IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
We shall exhibit all the novelties as they appear
during the season.
New Poll de Cheyresi
POplinets, Valencia De Chevresj
Barege Anglais, Chintz..BalzOminesi
Grenadines, FOulard DE Laines;
Challies Bareges, &c.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
IN sREAT VARIETY.
WHITE AND LINEN GOODS.
AtIass prices than ever before offered in this city
THR BEST LINEN HDKFs. FOR Is,
Can be had at
LEWIS & EAsTONs.
Al of the above Goods we shall offer at prices that
defy composition.
mars.
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HATSI HATsll HATsnI

RADDOCk' s
HAT EMPORIUM HAS BEEN
IL REPLEGIsHED, and his
SPRING STOCK
Has arrived. Every style Of Eat known can
found at
PADDoCK's
THE ZOUAVE HAT,
THE FRENCH FELT HAT,
THE BROAD BRIM HAT
THE FINEST SILK bat,
THE CASHMERE HAT,
THE OLD MANS BAT,
THE STYLISH aAH's HAT.
THE BUSINESS MANS HAF.
THEsPoRTING MANS HAT,
- THE BOYS HAT.
Mems O., Boys Caps Infants' Caps, shaker
Hood, AAt and Gap IrtmminGs. A large allortme1i
EADIEs's& GESTLEKEEs RUBBER GLOVES.
SIX ana Cotton Umbrellas,
Csrpst Bag,
Ladlssls Trunks, r
Ladies' Trunks,
hades' TrunlEl
Chiidrona WaRoss
lhildran'a Wa90nI re
Ohildrsn'B Waaona.
!, We lhah open in fsW dayls large and hshiona-
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Eerms @ 's ": jsf E's @ ser
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CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS. |
TRAvRLRRls RRGIsTER.

TUESDAY nIORNTVG, july 3, 1899.
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Die ''''1 s Straw 5 GOODS.

increase Of room enables ne 70 exhlhit nv rfos,,
% adEantaga, and ny friends and the public - ~
specs1ullY Invited 90 call and examine 1sr lhsri.
lsitss' a1fllRl1
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=. Jas. MCCLlNrocK's FEcTORIAL oYRuP.-
aS seemingly hopeless, Is well Is the earlier
OF chronic luug complains, when tho cough
ineessant the throat coated with mueuu, the
sunk, the lungs sure, and the strongih gone,
loothinE, tranqeiliEing counter-irritant and
ative, will rcsoun nom lmpendlnE death
y 81. sold BY STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
iand. fab1a
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leut & Of a new era in thu treat
rref ~ ties and distinctions which
- many thousands Of the young, the
benevolent so q Premature Grave.
lr good health unless she is regular
bstruction takes place the general
lfl
alsTrTr An-fu nrTTo
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,,OETICAL.
AN EVENING WALK.
BY rAUL II HAiNE.

The irksome toll Of day is done:
Ieayc INV desk with throbbing brain;
TO seek the evenings pensire shade,
And court the twilight calm again.
,u:n lur from the dazzling West,
Whose splendor mocks my weary eyes
To where the stern pine.forest frowns
Against the slowly darkcninS Skies
S.icu,, | tread this lonely path 1n
The shadows gathering weird anu Go'I'
Thro' h,unts that never blushed with MUGS
OF mornings rose, or sunsets so'o:
Within these dells a Genius pines,
Wbosc sorl. methinks has fathomed mine,
And seen what ghosts Of passions dead,
Are broodiug by its shattered shrine:
vo;re tina. sounds f%orlornly soft,
H,:h touched me, like the touch of tears,
30 BROTHER! wherefore nurse thy griets:
And clu: with woe the cruel Years?
The self sane Will that placed Inc here,
\ Prisoner in this rayless gloom,
The self.samc Will hath marked thy sphere
Thou canst not break the iron doom.
VII.
But, Brother bark the time must come,
When axe, or storm. or earthquakes might,
Shall lay these forest.despots low,
And hood me with the Orient light!
VIII.
Thus the dark Years shall from thee fall,
Perchance more slowly, ono by one,
And, breaking THO thy spirits pail, -,
Young ilePE shall lead thee to the Sun!
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pnrrLArlox og CmAursroy. :. {.

POPULATION oF ~CMAmEsTuE, :. t.-Fr6n
the rci,s,.s returns 81 Charleston. south Caro-.
lima, it appears that the %nrn't"T III white in
iahiianiS amounts 10 a2j.I2,,, al iiiri east III the
last ten wears nI ".;lJ; the nu;a!ur al slaves
to Is, COS. n decrease Of j,H.i. and Of free COL
ure,i ucrsons 3.3!lI. 4 decrease III isl. The
Marshal has Included in his rcporta population
Of ,;5S, probably included in the CcnSus Returns
If 1850 nf what Vas then known rs Charleston
Neck. This gives US 4 total population Of
whites and blacks oG -. SIS. 1t is fair 10 pre-.
sume. If it were no; iIr the large number Of
slaves sold out Of the State, that part Of the
incubation would nov have been st least
%. 600.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. i9.-The anniversary Of
the battle Of Yorktown and the surrender of
Cornwa'!is was celebrated! with zcca: rclat in
this city IN Ga:. The ceremony Of opening
Druid Hill Ialk Was very imFnSi"s. Several
volunteer companies were present, i"cEud!ng
the Young Guard % Richmond, with the Mayor
ard City Council uf Baltimore, the various Sucic-
ties, public schools. Sc. Tic Com Exchange
and tn. Stock Board were closed 'iurru. the
day. Tic display was greater tiIaa has hrr!l
wiln.,>r, in BalllMnrc tnr several yr.ls.
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:tnNnl iEaLnNN E.Ut:rrE.

The following numbers drew the principal
prizes IN tho '~irawing Of October Cd, 1860
NG.. rrizc.. Hn'. p..I-.. Nc,. Price
9.:%:. :i0,,"l ;.:5n. .. 4s',"" !t Is. s!C.r.
">!tJ.... %}G,2i ~g,iO;,..,. .0"nt
so.-rs 81. 90. :,.. s:s. ,2:,. $50. 20;1. 9oJ.
.5ss. $751;, :i;9. :v:.. a$7Y. f''-, c'%G, 6'i;. $50, $40,
. %. y.3:, HIS. !I..@i. !. -. I@.:-l. lI.H6P, !t,i$',
=! -. 49,. DOE, ii qaS, - ~, 1851. ~. .21. 49,.
~! ., y, tr3. .. lu,. -. tvs. ?3.l5i, 1851, 1926, .'.i:!,
$50 SIS, $50. oY,u4G, -. 81, -, -%;-:!ge) each.
IN" FEY, Gr,"iss ~ 10 cri-"ra:.: !.nt;~ry wi tate
p,,ce on the @n;h OF Uciohc.. =: p.rtSu!,rs sec 41St'
Oct .0N.Xw!,- Dos RODRIGUEZ.
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EyEcrrIoS OF REV. Nr. BrLLEY.--The editor
Of the "Ilouslon Telegraph has received 4 letter
from Otis g.. Welsh, Esq, Of Denton, giving
the particulars oc the execution o! the Kew.
William Bu!ley, the man to whom the Bailey
letter was addressed, all reports TO the contra
nv Notwithstanding. He was arrested near
Gassville, Bear county, No., by the Faycttc-
Vile l.Ark.) Vigilance Committee, and sent
back on the overland stage TO Sherman, and
from thence taken to Fort Worth, where he
was hung on the SANE tree on which Crawford
me, his fate. The letter says thai, on being
shown the Bailey letter, he confessed that he
lost it, and that il was lost while getting some
oats from = stack near where it was found. lie
refused to make any further disclosures, saying
he knew they We're determined t" hang him
nnT way.
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Tue RlrnMnxp iuuSG GrAKn---lh" Ha!-
timorc American, Of Saturday last, has ;hc To-
lowing complimentary notices Of tie ioT"r
Guard, who We're in Baltimore aa'l participated
in the inauguration ceremonies q! braid llll
Park and the celebration of the anniversary o.
the battle Of Yorktown. on The l9ih inst.
The appearance nf this truly gallant corps
Of troops, = specimen III Hir:im'as braves,
was everywhere srcetc,! with pleasure. The;
numbered over !orty mii>krt>. and under III"
efficient escort u their brethren in arms, :!c
Baltimore City Guards Battalion, made 4 beat
tiful display. The location in which both lt,r@c
companies and the 81. lImOtily's Hail Cadets
were stationed, was on the right Of the stand,
upon the brow oil one Of the rln!Hr.ce> form
Ing the vast amphithcatri. It vas admirably:
chosen for effect in the general appearance o:
the grounds. and as u compliment to the stan.
gers WAS particularly appropriate.
The evening Of the annirersy Of the battle
of Yorktown was appropriately celebrated last
night by the patriotic members Of the CO.:
Guard Battalion, in n bali given TO thc:r =nc;tS,
the gallant Young Guard, Of EichmonH. Va
The ball took place at the spacious naw Assem-
bly, Rooms. corner Of Lombard ard Hanover
streets. and though the night was exceedingly
disasrccablc, the festival was vel! attended,
and pleasure, mirth and ioy"nsnc>- w.!r 4,
characteristics. Many beautiful IrIn"f were
present with smiles Of; greeting for the ~Niraa"..
crs. Dancing began 4: about 10 o'clock. ana
was continued till tho morning bean 10 crc"I'
on apacc. The supper was " most cXcc!,ai.t
entertainment. gotten MP 10y {. ". k"ach, pro
prietor Of the German Street Hall Restaurant.
and a,tcntivcly supcrinlcndcl ly iir. F. Il
lIarbach. TO the efficient Reception and Floor
Committees the entire company w"r" much III
dcbtrd for courteous attention. y: The former
Committee, Lieut.. Mathews WAS the worthy
Chairman, and Of the latter. i.'rI!t. pr''nis",
the head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23

The undersigned. Directors Of The iank of Virginia. GER
ttty that The foregoing statement ha- h-rn examined, ana
Is r.i- ed to he c0rr-rt. JAMES CASkiE,
WI. flAY.
JSn. T.. T6MILg,
q. 4. RA~:KSDhLE,
ARCii'D THOMAS
JOSEPH =. JONES.
JOHN l.. BAC0%.
s1 AFR OF yi.GisA-CITr ~ RICHMOND. To wir'
Samuel Marx, Cashier ot the Bank u 'irsinia. .h!- dtE
prryona!ly appeared before NE, Il Notary Public % i:ir
firv aforesaid. ard made oath that she a:n-sei statement
made out from tho books Of the BANK and from the guar
,srlv Return. received from The Branches, +. csrrsct 10 ~.
best OF bis knowiedge and belle.
Given nnder NV band hi. l3th day Of Oct. 1893.
A. E. DENNY, n p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-23
Late from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. ls.-The steamship
Star Of the West, from Havana on the 10th,
reports the sugar market quiet, with a stock in
the city Of sc, 1000 boxes.
Venezuela dates Of the 2lst Of September
state that the Spanish Minister had demanded
his noSSnnrtS.