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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMILES

DR.. DUP0NcO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
u Are iitfallible forl. Pregnant females,
removing StopPaees or = those supposing them
irregularities OF the z selves so, are cautioned
Menscs. - against using pills while
The pills arc nothing = in that condition, as the
new uthave been used : proprietor assumes no
by the Doctor in his responsibility after the
practice for maTg years, :, above admonition, al
both in France and = though their mildness
America, with unparal- e would prev ent any nu-
leed success, in every = ry to health otherwise
case; and he is urged by :. these pills are recon-
many thousand ladies mended. Directions c.
who have used them, to i, companyng each Box
make the Pills public, = PRICE 81 90.
for the alienation of 5 NB--Ask for DR. Du-
these suffering from any = ponco's Golden Pills.
Irregularities whatever, - See signature on every
preventative to ladies box. You then obtain
whose health will not :. a pill you may depend
permit of an increase of . upon.
family. : Ladies by enclosing
one dollar by mail to either of the agents below,
can have the pills sent [confdentialy) to any part
of the country.
JOHN ID. PARK;
l24 Lake Street, CHICAGO,
A agents for the NorthW estern States also. Deal
crs in Patent Medicines generally. rn34yll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
MARSHALL COUNTY LIBRARY.

All persons having books belonging to the Marshall
County Library hereby notified to return them on or
before the first ay of May next in order to enable the LII
brarisn report concerning the same ut the june
session OF the Board Of County Commissioners, as the aw
requires
( By Order of the Board, $500
Iapril 22m1l TH0S X HOUGHTON, LtordTa"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19

Mr.. Potter came into the house at hall
past one and was greeted by number Q
his friends, with whom he retired to
clerks ROOM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-04-19
JOHN d. PARK

Agents for the North w estern States also Deal
ers in Patent Medicines generally. fn34yll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
ltelte pteitn lnter $1,000 sar8l4af fir lttn Gr-

ltsllte pteltn unter $1,000 8ar8iAaft fir letn gr=
IAetnen Dor @ert6t. /.
Ote &Ublen Qteferunoen bee
9rn. Gpwtn u. GpbbtnS an bic s. :
entlt1en S6ulen.- Ole S6u=G pn=
mtllare baben Die %ltnleren 6 c lert lattIam 6efaultte
Selhulot9rn9, Dap ST. Jtpbbtns, Der fit pte1e5
Sabr Den Spble1beparf Der GfentliGen Sdutet
5t lteftr1t bat, 5t reni9 &o9len abgeliefert Babe,
9rll1pll1 ltnter1lt1t nnD ltnp 3t petn 9telultate
9eld19t, Dap tpeoer t0rn, GpbGtrs nod ben Naet=
ten Selbp ald 1t1r Der 9ertn9lte Iabel trift.
gt1'lttntmt9 beldloiien paber Die GpnmillGre,
9rn, 9tDbbtnS oils &pblet=2teferanten 1ttp !Serrn
SelbY ais N9entet bet3ubebalten.
Gin stu w b y. - Sen. 6plb ipurDe oetert
ocn . ffcer Sbpnplpn serbaftet Inter Der Dit
tla9e, tt pa5 9au5 Der 6rau Smtt6 ST.. 8 Sc
o,r9e1tr, NIT pem ipe9en Dtele r Nfatre berett5 auf
l NfOltat in Die Sail 9e1anpten @eslep gBppbz
marc ett9epr1tt9en 5t fem u1b 6rau Smtt6 nit
etrtem ptltpl St erl6teBen geprpbt at babe1.
8rtepe15rt6ter @nlpr 1btdte i'm IN @rntanaell1no
BON Sur9ihaft IN bic Sail in llnterlu6un9sbaff.
Selebnn9 beS Nufern GanpelS.
Der NfaYpr Die Srppnnan3 bes Gtapt=
ratbS, ipprna4 fiinftt9 Sput l. Septbr. Qtatt wte
btSber ppnt Is. Sept ant wieber 9lultern na6
Der Stapt 9sbra4t meroet Durfer, 9e3et6net BAT,
y belebt it9 bteier 6anbel, Der lonlt TINT bteIe
Sabre63ett beinabe gang ra9 Seem gJprt unp
p9tlapepbta 3tebt, 100 fetn ipl6e5 Serbpt %ertlttrt,
raId,
Nu4 8e9en Ste Gpnbttpr8.-@6ri=
ltopb 9Solf, Der IN ., 9rattltr. cine @pnbttpret
halt, tpurpe pprgeltern NbenO BON Dem ppltsi1ten
Dove DOT pen 6rtepenSrtGter griffin eebraAt un=
ter Der Nrfla9e, am Spnttag 1einen 9aben pfTen
uno gSdaren 9erfauft at baben, st.
~nroe TIM SIS unp Soften 9eltraft,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06

vWtein Sllten tOOtct lnid alluld6lig,
ia0en $ unberfe. bis i'd
Or. Spapne'S Sulammen8eietten Sprup bon
SStlbftrfbcr
mag, lam bemlelten an bic SGe 9saeat werScn. 0f'N'" "''''"
Die Originate llrlp ddte 3ubereituno |!
Q~uSscbruue, Suiten, @rfdltun9, @n9brittiatcit, 9ronST;,;s O.,
ber+8el9wercen, 8lutpeIen, I9meres Itbnen, SbmeT,rn ~
Der Sette no Srult 9erStlcPfen, Sn1uenSa, Group. ME.
eer9etr0dene @pn1ttutCu, peben sails, gcrpsr-
ltNpGde uno ale ~&rantbeiten 6S SalieS.
Srut unb 2~un9en.
Sic merfiuiirOigiten Gllrer, Die nod ie
Oerriftct ipnroer.
Slrapne'8 sui anlmen9elebter Sbrup pcn
8ilbtiri8 III turue @SparS Sanplpa, gcrmantpmpn MAJ
DER pcreu 9~eJenIber. ppu einen 0ulcr, Nbuobme heS SfsSsto4s
ct tcnnte lpeCer itcben nod Iiesen pbne geI6peri6feit. 9rSryytct
III @epr9e Sweenep's 9ainerei, 0ttb9e Goao, unterboIb gSnHors
Swaple'S WllpfirIden t~urirten @,efiel Thn@
mas, nabe PlSHirpile fruberbin BON philadelphia, BON Mont.
itweiien, iur1terlidcn Suitcr, fIrSem Qtbem; iein aan,es en-
ITEM mar auBerorbentli1 9elhwGdt. - DreGebn Sabre iiHb ScH-
Dem rerfloiien ume CT erFeut f9 nod INNER elmer suten @e5unS.
belt.
9lerSte 9ebraudet uno enlpfeblen e8I
Or. 9. $. Chiffon, Srantin County, Gp., 5drcibt: .esit 70
SaDun babe i'd cine ltarte prarls mo elnpieble Or! @Srorr..,S
SnlammenaeIesten Sprnp BON @HbtT6en Dor alen onScrsn SM,
oi,iuen. 81 ben 10 ieBr ~getirdtctcn aunsentranfbeiten Ss D Ts
III Seutudp ais 10 bSSart5 erWcilen, baIte i'd i'm fir elm tnih5nsgg
1areS Utttel." F"P
@arnuits. &aufe teinen Irttel, Der pOroebri6 OUirSr.,x..
eutbdlt, Dem Narcn beltebter @erSs ~anetb6nat Itnb' Se obSr n I%sa
nit ieiner SuammeniGsun9 Su tbun batteH; iraoe oSer ; m.gS
auSorldltb mad rNr. Slpapne'S SnanmeneeIesfem Snr,n nv
8ilotri4en." bic ejnSis d3te 8ilbtti9en 3uSersitunna' =" %"
Gmanle'8 itber5llGerte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
G~errnaltia 2eben8-S 0eleQl6aft
BON sc EN- WDrf

SDn 9few=gDrf.
Wdbrenp Die ma1mt9fa6lten Seretne beltrebt
ttp, Den GttSelnen fir Die Gerlulte welde l11alld
unp &ranfbett p~enlelben wabrenD pe6 Qebe1t5 oers
IT. nd)en, ertI pre6etDe @ntlH1bi1lna at btetelt,
It e5 pte Nnf9abe Der 9ebens=g eriberuno5=@ &C.
IelllAaften, ilter ba8 Qeben ti1lar5 bic 6interblie=
beltet1 ppr pen traurigen, materielen 6pl9en peS
Nbleben6 pe5 GrnaGrer5 ODER Der GrrtG6rerit al
bepabren.
s3tpet l1mltGnbe ltnD Is ober Spr3l9ltd, melde
lpl6e Gel ell6aften IN btelem 2anDe CUR 9tptbz
renpi9fett mahen 4: etnmal bic 9tatur Der Sc
lf1Tte, peren @eltn9et 70 bdui9 In ber NerIGn=
ltd9fett pe5 gelhdft5monne8 aletn lte9t, mabretp
taA I~ettte,t Sppe bic 6tnterbltebenen oft Die Bit
ter ten Grttt1uI bu19ert erfabren Damn aber bic
Natur pe5 Glinta8, weldea ben &rant6etten mebr,
ais ba5 Gltma anperer 21nber, einen retBenp
lfnellet ultp 9ef1brliden Gbarafter Serleibt,
9Seum paber cine 1plde 2lnltalt einem Seoe1,
Der ltebe Nnge6Grige pper 8re,tnpe fat, cine 8e=
rltbt91tn9 fir utpprber9e1 ebene5 lln9litf btetet,
10 miro e5 Der peutiden gesGlferltr9 b~e1pnper8
ertpitnldt letr, an Der SptBe b%erlelben, Nfdnner,
pie Die 6erren Su9O @elenopnd, SrteDr, &app,
Aug, Selnp1t, Spbanne5 9ienau, 2pui5 ppn 6of=
mann unp Qnpere IN 9iep= gprf, pper ME bic
6erren q, S4unader, Npb, 2ebr, ISerlr. Spn
&apfJ Gbr. 6inrt4a, @. Orc el, 9auttltpn Safer
u, q. IN Baltimore 3t Ieben,
Nuber Der perli6erten Srmme na6 Dem @b=
lebet pe5 SerliAerten bietet pieie @el eul6aft ben
SeriiAerten a6t3t9 9rp3ent ppm Jeiner=
TRACE Der 2nl talt, ale prei Sabre ais OiStDenpe
3nblbar, tpdbreno Die Stpdbalter nur 3wan=
l3tg 9rp3ent erbalten,
Name,t ME bic 9etartten, biir9en 9eptb bd=
fir, pab pteie liberolen S%eptngungen 9etptienbaft
nlt59eflbrt weroen, unb e5 fam paber pteIeS Snz
ltttut allet Deutlfen pe5 Staate5 Mar9lanp
atfrifti9 ernpfoblen perpet,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
tnneGther Surh patenttrte ~ afdhinen

81 pem berab9e1eBfen Rrel8 Don Is Pot.
anseferti9t pcn %5enrp g. SSbite,
IT'S Srantinir.,
pel1er bic D6der an ben beiten @cbdubcn 80tinpre'8 mfertiat.
OaS MaI6tnen. Geden lit beoeuteub Before @rbeit ais bic burdt
Suucarbet' nnp bic Bette @eni9buan9 Wirb Su9efdet,
(Spt1 Init
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06

rs Gpn5ert,- - Seute finoet III bet Ne=
6~enlaube, go, d q, 6riepridNtr., Gpu5ert ltatt.
ltr1ter Nfttiptrfung pe5 3ttberipteler 6rn, S6rGpl,
lopte Der San9er &lein 1tnp 2aur, &1ntfrer11pe
ma6en mir parauf oufmertlan.
9@> 6eltte @benp Sertett=G pt3ert, at59efibrt
Opn Den belte6tet en &iinlt lerrt 9altimpre'S in per
Nrbeiter=Sale, go, 5 @, 6repertdi tr,
~ 6eute Nbenp @pnprt-Nhu TT III bet Stunt
ba0e be5 Sps, DEM, 5unperetn5, SO, 800 %.
prattitr, rrrter Qettrtn9 pes prpf, Gboa, 9erblh,
~ 6eute Nbenb 5arnpnte=M ultt Bel Gapt,
SGtQin9er (8eoeral 9tD, a15gefabrt BON Capt,
Mttnntf'8 Mulif=Gprp5,
Ms- SDaoWaD'8 Nilem
perten BE IouoerS ~empiogIen fir Gtprbut uno ale ipnIti9e 6rant.
6eten. beatn Seefabrer, wel4e ni9t aa8ett irii4eS 6leii4 befpm.
men tDnnen, untermprfcn iino. Sic b~cfPrbern bic 8erbauun9 INT
neutraIUircn Die iAljmmen 6ot9cn Der ~9eiatSenen @abruns, inten
lie ben @iftttoIf b8 SoSe5 %abiDrbiren uu0 Gas Slut unb bic @er-
oauunS8or8ane retnt9eu uo f1rten.
gu 9aben IN ber 6abrt gC. so Weatoen Sane Nerp- Oort unb be
allen Otugntiten SIT % Gt8.. 63 GtS. uno 81 bic S9abeI.
(Nuo27 ,1D)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
StQOt baltimore.

Sprberettungen 3nr @abL-Ote
golt5etzG Umntt6dre linp fortpabrenb raltt9 porntt
l6aftt9t Die &arpS (na9 @iab9abe Der nelter
1ntbetlun9) 1T 9rectnrts, ,. y. IN f~letnerr
Bablbe3irfe, etr3utbetlet. Our1 pteIe Gerotel=
faltt9un9 Der 9pQS miro pas @eprGnae an bet=
ielben Dermtnpert unp e8 miro Der Ypltset INN f.
1tel letGter, bic Srpntn9 unO St6erbett am
SSabltage aufreGt 5t erbalten. nc
9ewt 6ttger 8efu6, - Die 8altt=
more rtp Sbtp Satn miro pentnGdbIt BON DEM
e~n8ltlden Ntaraut5 pU1t G6anpo5, etrlert Der no
belltet Gn9ldnper Der @e9enpart, belIen 8tpz
graphic mir neuli6 fur; tnitgetbeilt boben, beretlt
utp 9eltalt tnlptstrt werper. Der Ntarauis ii
elm o~u59sethneter @t Observation-Disclosures unp
gra ltpent Der grUben @et6abn IN @nalanp. ST.
.erwetlt geBenparti9 in @anapa bel pem Yrtu3en
pom Wale5,
Z Staat8uderbau NuS ltellun9. -
0a5 Grectttp=@ prntte Der Staat8aderbau9eleQ=
ibaft bat beldlpIen, fir bic MISUNDERSTANDING
bier in Baltimore $4,000 nuf3ubrtn9en unp
spar in Ser WetIe, Dap Sober, Der $40 3ablt,
aur Mttt9ltepidaft dlf 5, utp Sober, Der So
3a6lt, sur Mtt9ltepi6oft auf Q Sabre bere6ti9t
iett ipQ. Oieie8 0ap 1T nptbpenetg, tint pen
teuen Nfertau=0r1n BET @antpn ae6pri9 IN
Stonp at Iebelt; tprtmt paS @elp ttdt 3u1ant=
men, pann lit Der 9r0lipent Der 9eell6aft ol1tpz
rtlirt, ben nlttn Nu5lelun96piab ~renpetren 3t
lafen, -...
4lte Qeute. Ole GenluSaufnebuter ia
bet al1f tbren @dn9eu purd Die Stapt fUl9eupe
pettere 6pGbetoote 0eltte entpedt III Stpftpn=
7IIeY no6e SalttntpreIt r. mpbnet bret farbi9e
Graueu, wppun bic jitgite 80 Sabre IL, bic alte=
le Spn pem Srtp, Ntarta Spbnlprt, lit 1Q5, bic
3peite, Marta Saanins8, 100 Sabre alt, bic itUr
q~rpa6nte 90iaGrt9e beibt 2etitta Ntarttn, Nnf Der
ent9egenqeIeBten Sette p~erielben Nae9 rpObnt eins
6arbiqe, bic 1913 Sabre alt 1T.
Die 6etmat4 fur ute Wdnner,
Die mp6ltGGti9en Damett, pelGe bic 5etnatb
alter 6rauen 9riunpetert, wpllen, ME ptr pteper=
bolt mitt6ei(ten, nun AUDI etne 6etmat6 fir alte
MGnner tn's 2eten rtfen. sic baban gu otelen1
3pefe etren Qufrnf f%plaenpen 5n9alt5 erlalltn
Sas ge6dupe lpQ auf Dem berettS BON pen Oa=
met acoutrirten 8altplab nebet Der 5etntatb fir
olte Irauen errtAtet werpen 1np miro an9eabr
$4,000 fpltet Is 1T Die 9FiAt Der 0eiGett pnp
8pblbabenpfn, ~pafar~3a lOrse1, pap audi Die
@rntgn t6r Glitter in 9t,t6e ltrp oettertett 31tbrtn>
aeu fSnnen uup pes6a(b lit es 9 ftht Der Grite=
rem, 3tr Qtl3fil6r1tn9 be8 llnteruebnten8 radSraf=
ten bet3tlteuern,
trtteu.eidite III bPp 2I1tfrltF son fDtdenDelt trerfz
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-06
0ermania Observation-Disclosures
Oefelfbaft
in sc ~ .Wprf
III N ~ -Oprf.

Saar ein9e;ablteS capital $500, 600.
Ser llnterei4nete lit nun tereit, Nnneloun9em fdr oie1e geiea.
5fait anSuntbnen.
Sbre @eidafte befttben in etens-ge II 6erunseu
pr8un8en observation-disclosures
en- uno .SetrG9en
<3tat9 Ytp&ent pes 9anien Nusens mar0eu unter ttf
VerltAerteG pertbttlt.
u@erulauta 2eben8sSe s@e Ell Aaft"
1T b%auptfda!t6 fir bte beutfQe 8eSStterung Der Ser.
Staten 8~e9rinoet mprpen. Sbre Dir, ttpren unb geamts
Nnb nit ment8en &usratnteu 0eutf9e. Sbre @pltcen uut
9anpblete unp anperea OEutiaden ncrcen IN peutf&er Sprade
fatt.
Sic TT Bite e~tn3tse 2ebeus<9erft&erun8s Sc.
Iellf6aft tn beM 8eretnteten Stuaten, wel&e
ptefen celItId)eu Gberatter Bat.
gUrppratOren unb Otrettpren tn Ntp: gprt ftnb:
*2. 6. ImTnf, &ua. Belmont, Saac 8~ernbetmer, Carl greu,
Hns, 6. Gbarller, 9. @pbfr. Sintber, s. S. Slrrt, Qputs say,
5rt. 9ienau, gufus 6. 9UrN, 60. 2udemeser, GIrl ealtns,
Serman Ntarcue, No. Ss6S, OSWALD Sttenoorfer, Serndn
RGe. Ifar Sdater. 81 S@eEsler, Sci. Seli9nan, 6. 3.
Sttaenp, 81. y. ,. 9e9pt, 2putS u. Epn Spfmann, David Qpal-
ler1etu, 8errt. Q8eterpann, SOtr Q6etfall, 90. g, QBb.tnty.
@rGftbent: Sm9p @ciencpmf.
gtte<Prdfte. nnp Setr.: VrieSr. Sd)peneler.
Al8 SparD pf SEE ference fit Baltimore
Fnb fMeente Serren Spn Henen bic nit y b~eBet&neten audi Gtrt.
boilers ine, ernonnt:
Sr. 81. S6urader, = @r. 81. QB. Gil,
u 8cbt. 2ebr,* " gent. G. Na9nsr,
~ 9Derner Oretet, y n Sacpb 9ueplpb,
- Samtlton CATER, = - y. 2S, Srufer,
GGr. StnrthS, y - Meper Stetu.
y Serrt. bon 8nph, - 80. 1brlnub,
, Seur0 0tetrtdA u NiofeS IpieIenfel6.
Dteie werben germ berett letn, aber be 3uperldliafett Der Sc.
feQitait &uStunft su eeten, pa tbnen be @tnfGt IN bic Bidder
~perislten ,u isber Belt fret febt.
Qppltt1nten pDn WaIbin0tp1 uno aus irQenb
einem S6etle be8 Staate8 Wtarblanb
wpItn T6 etrttt an mid wenber, I'M. itre 9ebsnsSe rt6eruns al
berertieutsen.
MbpIpb @nsler, gsent.
Office: SO. Is StconoRr, ~sesenaUer Der YUp.0tfce.
(Aue30,jD
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Sdriaparina= unb Xhccr=Nk;uo,,

furren 9artletbi9et, Spbbrennen, &ppnpeb, peIhes ncu s;no,,
oerbprbenen Oto9en bertpmmt, lebelfett, Authenticated NV Sumen'
zen saa Gn pS i tra"t9 }s'si% tHteat'0ts T. Der GtmOsweibe, gIaeunsen, ap.
aassmene 3uirepenbeit. Gin Iebr outer 9lon mirSe % sf sSn cue 70
man Otels PtAsn eIanapnie. WabrenS man 6s gStbtirlben ssbr r reHt'
Die Obt8n WteotStnen weroen nur 5ubereiet ppn oNS'A"T''
Or. SWopne unS bu, ar
80. s &OrS Stsbsnte Str., USer9alb br Marttar,, WtiIobernh,o
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-07

NEW VOLUME OF THE ARTrsAN.-The first
number of the third volume of the African, q
journal of patents, science, art, discovery and
invention, published in this city, has been
laid upon our table. 1t is neatly printed
weekly quarto devoted to the advancing and
promulgation Of all information which is more
particularly Of scientific character, and all
the various industrial pursuits. 1t is illustra-
ted with fine original engravings, and is edited
with care and ability. 1t contains a weekly
list Of English patents, reviews of patent ope-
rations in Europe, and both geographically
and as a journal for families and general read
ers is q credit to the publishers and the city.
The present volume introduces new fea-
ture to its subscribers, called the "Field and
Garden" and it is proposed to devote one page
of each issue to the science of Agriculture and
Horticulture. This will reuder it extremely
valuable to farmers and others, beside making
it more attractive as a family paper. The
Artisan has become one Of the institutions of
our city, and we heartily wish for it con-
tinued success.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-07
The West-HoW DO We Heads

Power is coming to the West. Like No.
vember freshet its wave is on our shore.
"sixty" 10 upon us-the first decennial epoch
after tho half century of Ammo Domini 1900.
Figures of our progress are to be added up
this year-the columns Of population and
commsre Of our nation, on the slate of 1850,
are to bo wiped Of, and another census is to
be the trestle-board on which our designs for
brief future are to be traced. The sound
ings made, tho chart corrected, the vessel
again at sea, We may well ask, How do We
hesd2 Use and action is our mission-espe-
cially SO in the West. How shall the West
answer, and spurn the noisy clamors for dis
union. We have no time to spend in family
quarrsling. Our rivers, and lakes, and rail-
roads, arc substantial avenues through which
how our commerce; our farms and workshops
keep them stocked with products. We want
TO fuss less about national politics, and busy
ourselves more about homo interests. We do
not wish to have our attention all tho time
diverted to Washington City, for instruction
what shall be done at homo. Now that our
State is To inaugurate q new Governor, lot
Ohio take q firm position for thu West in move
nents for the material prosperity Of the Mis-
si:sippi Valley, and for the perpetuity Of the
whole Union. In taking our new departure,
may our now pilot keep firm, wstchfui
hold on the helm, observing we'll how We
head. The Union forever.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-07

GRAND JURY REPoRTs.-The Grand Jury
reported yesterday the following indictments
in the Court Of Common Pleas, Judge Carter
presiding:
David Brown, breaking into dwelling house
in the day time; james Upton, malicious des-
truction of property; Samuel Adder, endeavor-
ing to influence witness, and to impede the
administration Of justice; Henry Ape, burg
larry; John Varhoaver, rape; Geo. Benson, petit
larceny; M. Devine and others, robbery and
grand larceny; John Schiosser and VIM. Oman
assault and battery; Dorothea Wusler, do;
James Franklin, do; Daniel Kahn, assault
with intent, &c. The Grand Jury presented,
also, the following report:
To the Hon. A. G. W. Carter, Judge Of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County: The Grand
Jury for the month Of January in the January Term
They have been in session fvedays, have examined
80 witnesses In % cases. and report herewith IS true
In the dischsrge Of our duty we have visited the
Hamilton County Jail. After ceyeful exam nation
we believe 1t 70 be almost impossible for the Jailor
10 enforce srlcky all the rules established for Its
regulation, and to secure in any great degree the
comforts Of the inmates There are, however, many
rules tnat might be enforced which we find have not
Nos 4, 10 and l3 of the printed rules These rules
Will be found, have reference to the personal clean
illness OF the prisoners, and we deem 1t matter Of
Importance that they should be strictly enforced
The female department we find to be in much better
condition than that for the maes the inmates being
state, however, that the Jail is insufficient for the
purposes for which i is used and we agree with for
that the newai should be completed as soon as pos
8ible. ~ wv
In conclusion, we return our sincere thanks to Mr.
VIM. II. Kerr, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, for
ms gentlemanly department toward us, and many
actso kindness rendered during our deliberations
SETH w. FOLGEB, Foreman
FRANKLIN CHURCHILL, Clerk
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POLICE CouRT.-Although the session of tho
Police Court yesterday morning lasted over
an hour and half, only nine cases were ex-
amined by Judge Lowe, and most of these
were continued. ~. t..
A biped that wears the shape of man,
named William Gould, was charged with the
bestialism OF exposing his person, and was
fined ten dollars and costs. 1t appears that he
was also guilty of an assault upon an unknown
German woman, but upon this charge he was
committed, in default Of bail to the amount Of
800, to answer the charge this morning before
the same tribunal.
Bernard Dorr was charged with stealing q
barrel Of -four from dwelling house in the
Northern part of the city, and was sentenced
to imprisonment in the County Jail, at hard
labor, for term of two months.
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APPLICATION FOR NEW STREET RAILROAD
koUrE.-A communication was received YES
terday morning by the County Commissioners
from committee appointed by the Cincin-
natl, Cumninsville and Spring Grove Avenue
Company, stating that o road has been located,
commencing at point on the.northern bound
ary line Of the city of Cincinnati, west of the
Brighton House, and running to point at or
near the intersection of the county road, pass
ing from Cumminsville to Carthage with the
Carthage and Vine street turnpike road.
The committee ask, on behalfof said Avenue
Company, that they be permitted to make their
road, adjoining said county road, from Cum
minsville to said point of intersection and
termination in the Carthage and Vine street
road, said Avenue road to be made from
eighty to one hundred feet wide. They also
ask, on behalf of the Company, the privilege
Of laying in said road one or moro railroad
tracks, for the purpose of running "ssrest
care"
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RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio continued 10 recede yesterday at
this port and the river was still full Of floating ice
but the quantity Koing down vas not steady as ii
has been and less heavy enabling the ferries to
make their trips with less difficulty.
The weather was quite moderate yesterday, and
about ten O'Clock at night it began to rain heavily
A. M.
The ice in the river will, 1t Is thought, now run
out, unless the weather turn cold again. The gorge
above Pomery has not yet broken.
On the Landing nothing is doing as yet, but some
Of the steamers are still receiving freights at our
previous rates. Considerable freight that would have
been sent by the river has gone forward by the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad 10 Cairo. XII .-
STEAMER SURK.-The steamer Diamond, an old
boat plying between This port and New Orleans ran
into the bank of the Mississippi below Memphis, O
night or tive since, and sunk in few minutes. She
was worth about $4,000, and was owned by Captain
MiLear. Her loss 10 supposed to be complete. The
paaHenRara all eacaped. II Il II IL 4
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Y. NJ. M. L. LscruRBs-BAYARD TAYLOR ON
"LIrKIN THE ARCTIC REGIONS. ."-BayardT Tay.
lor's lecture before the Library Association,
at the Melodeon, last evening, drew SO largo
house that not vacant seat could be found,
He lectursd here last season on the same sub.
ject, "Life in the Artic Regions" and as his
lecture was then reported by the daily press,
we viii not reproduce an abstract here.
Suffice it that Mr.. Taylor welded his theme
In very interesting and oolloquial manner,
and drow many wierd pictures Of existence in
tho frozen regions Of the North. He exoels as
w0rd-psinter because he has poetic fancy
and varied form Of expression.
What pleases US more than aught else with
Bayard Taylor is the impression his appear
ance, air, manners, voice and elocution give US
Of the true gentleman.
OF tho American gentleman he is a favora-
Bile type, and we honor above every thing
the character, which Is ever the friend of hu-
manity and the defender Of wrong, the per-
fsction Of peers and the paragon ofkings.
..SfSsTcax cax~...,
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MARRIED..

BUCKELEW:-LEAMAN.. AT Dayton, on Tues
day morning the Sd inst, at the residence Of the
VIM. D. Buckelew, Pastor Of the Dutch Reformed
Church, of Mooresyile, n Y, and Miss CLARA A. w.,
eldest daughter Of N. Il. Leaman, ESQ, Of Dayton.
Thursday evening, ia q. 5,
by the Rev. A. +. Williams. at the residence Of A.
+. Williams, No; 3l7 West Findlay street, MIR. Ma
Miss Mois % %iiiisms, v eldest daughter Of john 4. A.
Williams, Of this city. }i'l
TRITT-WHITE.-In New Richmond, Ohio, Jan.
s. by the Rev. J. w. Cassett, Joseph Tritt Esq. and
Miss Sarah White, both Of New Richmond. = H
.JACKS0NTPERRY.- ION the Cd inst, by the Rev.
q. Moore, at Union Chapel, Mr.. VIM. J. jackson to
Miss julia 8. Perry, both Of Cincinnati.
.EHLEN-HARNEY.-O Tuesday evening, the
Sd inst, by the Rev. ]. J. White Mr.. Henry Ehlen
of Galena ILL.,, to Miss Sarah Harney, Of Cincinnati