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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS,

Over 500 900 Of private capital have been expended
the railroad system Of Illinois Inssmuch part % the in
from several Of these works With valuable public
in lands 60 diminish the State Expenses, the TAXES
LIGHT, and must, consequently every day DECREASE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21

The State Debt only sl0O5 399 II, and vitain the Ia
three has been reduced So So and
ably sEpect that in ten years viii become extinct.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-21

The deep rich lean Of the prsires cultivated with won
deu facility that the farmers Of the Eastern and Middle
moving to Illinois numbers. The Of Illinois
about equal to that Of England and the soil rich
1t viii support twenty millions OF people
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
The Unarerse OF Stars.

In waiting ourselves in Imagination to
our own satellite, the moon-the nearest
Of our celestial bodics-wC have passed
over distance equal to the diameter Of
our globe. In advancing to tho sun We
travel over distance equal to thirty times
that Of the moon; before wO reach IRA.
nus, the remotcst Of the planets. wo have
Travelled space equal to twenty times the
carthS distance from the sun. Thus placed
at the limits Of system enclosed in a
circle Of eighteen hundred millions Of
miles In radius, our appreciation Of dis.
tance would appear to be exhausted, and
We seem to DO on the margin Of an uniath.
OmAbls abyss. The telescope, however,
and the mural circle enable US to span the
void, and the genius Of man, proud Of the
achievement-and justly, if humbly proud
has crossed the gulf twelve thousand
times the radius Of his own system, that
We may study the nearest world in the
tirmament Of heaven. Beyond this from.
tier lies the whole universe Of stars, their
binary systems, their clusters, and their
nebulous combinations. The observed
parallax OF one.fourth OF o second in -
Lyra carries us four times rs far into the
bosom Of space; though beyond this, as
We have no positive measure Of distance,
It would DO IS unphilosOphical to assign
limits to creation as to give It an infinite
range. ln this rapid flight into space we
hare traverscd L but IN one diWension,
and the line which We have traced is but
. unit 10 the sCale Of celestial distance.
Creation In ita wide panorama is still
above us beneath US and around uA-
Tho over.arching heavens still enclose w,
and innumeTablS worlds sparkle in its
canopy,
Il hOm this bourne, from which the
astronomical traveller alone returns, we
look upon our course. our own planetary
system ceases to be perceived. Its sun Is
dim, itself but an invisible point In tho
nebulous light that intervcncs. Where,
then is our SeTTestiAl bah itS oceans. its
continents, les nl0untAinA Ia empires, its
dyuasties, its, throncsl Where ~ our "a.
thcrland, its ACTIONS, its Christians disu.
niOMs, It's crimes, and It's uIhOly wars
Whore 10 eur home. its peace, its endears
ments, It's hopes, and its teArsI Where
ia, man, intellectual monad, the only atom
Of orgsnic life that can pierce the depths
and interpret the enigma Of the universal
Aud yet the only spark Of q spiritual na.
tute which disclAims the Authority and 70.
sists The will d The universal King. They
havss sA disspPeaPsa IN tAeA eG peEspsc.
tive. the lopgl vista of spaOA whose apex
we're isa sun, the hugeek telescope would
Ihil u descry. No1ivipg thing here meets
The eye, and no sentiment associated with
NE presses 90 the Affections The tiny
osgaNisma Of earth and Oesan, everything
that moves and breathes, that livss aud
dies, ell are sagOlphea Ia the great con
csptiOn OF vhol universe The straMing
mind cannot unite the immsAsurAbls ex
tTOusA TAeinRnlto In spACe, the stsrnA
IN duration, the Onniposent Ia powes, tn
perfect In WisAom, alone an the sxpande,
soul end PostENyin their awful cOmbina
ton the Creator Of the universe.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

DIxPLEs.- Whoever is responsible for
the following, should be Immediately
placed under restraint by his Giends--il
he has any--he 10 unsafe to be ct large IN
this warm weather: "Dimples are the
perpetual smiles Of nature--the very Gun.
ningcst device and lurking.plSce Of love.
When the earth Is dimplsd by dells and
valleys, It always seems to laugh whe0
the ocean Is dimplsd by the light breeze,
it sparkIes with Joy beneath the sunshine
Of heaven. We cannot look for froWnS
upon dimpled face-ffowns and dlniples
will not associate together. How Hott,
how roguish, how beautiful are Nha dim.
pies In the elbows and the shoulders, the
pretty hands and feet Of the rosy babe.
Mothers dOte upon those darling dimplea,
and delight TO kiss them. But psrfsctly
enchanting dimples, at least 10 tho eyes Of
an enthusiastic young man, are those
which come pecping out Of the cheeks
and around the mouth OF 'aoWUee seven
teen," when sweet ssVontesn, sssayO sOun6
arch provoking sally, pssplpg cut and
flying away the moment altsr, coming
and going With the most bewitchihe Go.
QuetrY." i ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
HERNrTAoE, Feb. ie, 1861.


Coin Hill, Feb. 10, 1861.
MEssRs EDIrORs: II seems it has now
become the fashion Of the dsy for oil vile
slandcrers, without distinction Of color,
together with the fragments Of dccaycd
and decaying parties, to assemble in dis
reputable places, and there dcnouncc, in
the bittcrcst terms, the President Of this
our glorious Union. They follow the cx.
ample Of that snenking Abolition sheet,
the Sacramento Union. We have band
Of "patriotic lonfers and virtuous bum.
mcrs" In our midst, destitute of principle
and devoid Of character, who advocate the
social and legal political equality Of the
negroes with the whites; andi language
that would make Digger Indian blush
with shame, they denOunce the purcst and
wiscst statesmen Of our country. Why,
sirs, the threats made by these brainless
patriots and petty office.scckers, IN times
as dark and perilous as the present, are,
in my opinion, REASONABLE and dcstruc-
tive Of tho peace and welfare Of the pco.
pie. Under = less mild and liberal gov.
ernment such mcn would DO arrested and
punished rs traitors, but here they are
encouraged and regarded as patriots by
the advocates Of Popular Sovereignty and
their Black Republican brethren. And
whyt Because, they belong to that mis-.
cradle faction that acted with, the better
to bets1y, the Democratic party; and also
on account Of their antipathy to the
Southern people, and their vile assaults
upon the Breckiuridge Democracy.
The Breckinridgc Democrats are abov o
sectional prcjudices they arc loyal to the
Constitution and the U:,ion, and love their
country, their whole country, not par.
ticular section Of II, better than they love
life. The men who voted for John G.
Brcckinridge are Democrats at heart, have
always been such were taught Democra.
cy in their infancy; and they will ever
be found the steadfast friends ofthc Union.
They respect the statesmen and observe
tho laws Of our Nation. The men who
call the BreckinridgC Democrats disunion-
lists and traitors Are knaves or fools. The
Breckinridge Democrats love the Union,
revere tho Constitution, adhere to its
cOmpacts, and will go farther to preserve
them inviOlate than any of their defamers
Yours RID.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

deoLaratiOWs-Ris settled convictions this
the policy he intends 10 carry out In his
administration, or prove falsO to every
actiOn Of hiS life; and yet with all this
glaring-this damhable proof Of his abO-
litiOn, Anaticistn, staring them In the face.
there ere men 90 besotted as to say, the
South has no cause Of alArm--there is no
danger In NncOln's principles.
Lincoln IL not only ignorant Of the his
tory Of bic country, but Of tho history and
nature Of mankind. lie is not only
traitor to his Country-s blasphemcr Of
the Almighty-but traitor to his race.
The South has nothing to hope from SO
bigoted and besOtted an enemy. And
seIEpressrvatiOn .Jfrst IGw Of nature
will demand that they take care Of
themselves. IF they fail to do so, they
deserve to loose their liberty.
JEFFERSON.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

FOR THE BoVA A-NinS CLASSES Of GONNA.
ny are to be avoided, Wis:
l. Those who ridicule their parents or
disobey their commands.
Q. Those who prOfane the Sabbath, OF
scott at Religion. s"ilf 'it
8. ThOss who usO prOlAns or vulgar
language. b.. rn.i,,.
4. Those who are untruthfGl, play tru,
ant, and waste their time in idleHsss.
8. Those who are Of . quarrslsoue
temper, and are apt to get into iAACultiea
6.Thoss addicted 70 lying }ir. t,.
2. Those Of q cruel disposition, and who
take pleasure in tOrturlng o. malMIHg an,
imals. >. p" .'iro.A q iS7adg riS I
8. Those who dEiNk IQusE. = .sar.t
Q. Those who eamAbh. ,rt, ahI,o .as,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

A genius out West, cOnceiving that q
little powder thrown upon some green
wood would facilitate its burning, directed
q small stream from the keg upon the
smoking pile, but not possessing q hand
sufficiently quick to cut this off at de.
sirabie moment was blown into . million
pieces. The coroner for the occasion
reasoned out this verdict: -"
ut can't DO called suicide, because he
didn't mean to kill himself; Il wasn't Wis.
itation Of Providence because be wasn't
struck by lightning; be didn't dc for
want Of breath, for he hadn't anything
left to breathe with; It's plaln ke dldH'i
know what he ives about; 20 I shah bring
in-Died for want Of common neneA. y
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT coCRT-Iioa. 2, ,. Nuv,,. J,ds,. uJu,.. A
Senvary CNtk Regular Term. the second
Of HeoFuA1 aud Aay and third NoHdAya of AuTls
COCNrY C0CRr-Iou James JShnsOn. Judge: William A.
Of January, May and Repten,hrr. -'-
COCkr Or hKaSIONB-Haa. JamSs Johnssu, Presiding
Snege Thomas OTPoa aad Draper Associate JuaterS
Nuan A. January clcTthoaS lie FeEuar TerrAS On he
SYST hohdaya II Aarrh, Jaly aud November.
PROBATE COCRT-llon. JAn.su Johnsoa JuAre. WFlinu,
Of earh nsopIh. -'
R0ARU ~ HrPERvIaoRS-s.u.l.,. Il c...,,. v. a,...
Stout zee wlulaR JabAs wlllA.a A. JaaSavy CeTL-
h'sa NEutar nsthHs o. tAe eFSt AoadAy Of eac month";
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

you. Yea hassal NJ =
day, for ANAL Vngln ~ -
you S must h ySEX ky6i
"YCu spsEk 7tIsay ~
the pleased Iethsf sAiT -
me more gpedi thaRs Hy. ~ = -
sysS .;Iy;s,S4 g z yegN EeIln
you To love rlbia1 hi tyl
dssa, @y' boy. yse h1s1
strength and pgs. ~ pgne Int t tHt
1as. ! Ssss |, |: ts;;% sSs+ sSs ssth As Eva
"1nink ycd. klhsR SGtV
ptece In I've dad, ,AtaA1E guunr i1tl uiit,i;
for you go ahatithe losk isset lgnA ~
y0S. EsHoiFa * Rsse sIe lhOn ( IiT.,ao
boy bat carr, I Shali i5aes nss Il
dance, end l6e a. aAaEk nsd ~ kisrptst
gO0dnessln giEing aAl lnaA anAi insdyiaG
W what is betleS etlEl, chseFill epd coEr
tented heaFtA. He who rave ~ th3 IfeihS
bread from Heaven, - ti0allSs Il d liiiiilA3
tal nOulS bow 'Bh9sluIHW WAos RitwmeeH
other fo0d ttat hi nocaasalg1n dsppest
our Tb. %o5sds sS.e SoSes :SS u siVsI All I. "a
,,,; ssssS., =. ~ ~
beglntkeis Aagal'tnsalsii 9utNshtyese
one ppSsioa oG lho iIsaf, IhsuA 1InaiiheR.
sral large .RiscqP cfi SEX: Iasssl Hetps.
was Gpfingi1k IOr = "a u &c 90
expected ttsSsuFS Wh6nlGs kajs 4ulle4
back by his &thsssi beiiipegs1i bGa sels
my seN, M ~ IT. n svieA 1doRek
'o:sh 81! sP-s s1sss %SR'Si & 4 i1R rRSsg
ouV1 l'7 a tadi b3Izsg5DS zil7STi7 .sSsi9
bls:f knenaADAaAss ~ ~
loDgt g Apa RFqhqh III ~ N.Y.
|S;'sf SS Pfsi5 IS; 81 10 BIia
G'E1Gsa Hik;es IiIu.s n6ess
fsypu asd H1aO anA nasala - 1a.n 80
SsvGht thE1o.s ed IN ss -
TAI n viii 'laVg iIi.6 1ID 'IalIssEgs aG. n
bought the loaf bat dl0 ck bl |i "a
IL i. if A ths ]. hlHer lq. lq n III e-
fah6e, ! bkhn 'p6e ~ ~ a.sl -
take adSaItaRb 80 lisaH ~ 3
who tolAlna - @4st0.sil - Va
hays. ptheEE, d. ts HNuisThe bkas,agI
6df tnst u IS III NV IA = q
erty Of Jesus God's own Son. D / ~
shdrc, also, HltW0k k4neasu ~ q g -.
We may dessk NM
ways Be h6nesk q,
tion, but Godss VII ~ 9ssi' -
de n. doing itt sHeA0gh h6Ig
aud walk lnl Hls WlAyk 90 N f
d bot Ad9fnsIa ~ = ~
and bring him IlRkFsls Cd 6iilI 5 Il ~ 4;
S!S s. W. =. SSt ISS 3; az slslsss'
brother d0lfll aakaM u al dlA -.
"yOn have nhdS Ssssl1j eal1tgapa ~
loat ypurg mq9aZ ,ssaaRa ~, ohcat 4 -
Y shs ~ 3 ksk Sc sl6 ssl 80 sl ael s n s.ie
q -siS iI; Il shE6S skiasSt :Ris
o. Eahd hdfe'awayg'Nshi tsA8A nalse siAsl sW
pfsslSY tlE1 n ~ Y = m N
"Silspce, my I child /. mt - ~ y
shame BY Thy compIelnl ~
have saved fhis nan I 8 - s.
money" f9qeq s.ti1gia 1rs Fafiiiisl. 30
70 The baker llAA. bssmh.ai ~
upon The honest AeheE enA ~ :,
sHS sRs The! e: sSlS E..a wesisAAl n lsI R,
.fhoar =. tsasssl agSsA !.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

AN sN-SAN v. 4. 5ANUARf
I.kAS-tNAmAnlN N ApvANcE-One Year Is; Six Mcnlht
Tnsee 1Saths, e0 One MuAuA (payAtae 70 tha Car
r1erl, 20 osaiai slasls osSsaA, Isii sssAS
ADvkRTlNiNG0ae SquaFe of 10 lines nrs Ihs-r,Ion a,
80 Inepcn "; BunlnPSs Cards. 10 lnss
nree monthe, e1o lhsra discount uIn e naaI on IN
ensssa Oas squsFe. ~
S0s PsINTIHouv OAcs h Erpas,e vlth an the nnAevn
nlSeeeeao =. lhe nEAV, CHEAP RAPID sAccullOu ~
~ vegssy elrRIkTtNG, tnfA Booha Pamphlets RFrf-
eeSts Hanabla. CuuAFa, Deli Tlckcls Ger
n.v. g eeaua - pspeslN RinkegAs Chsskn, Rereinls
Jaws Laesls etc., either 10 nlRin fsncy coloFod nks
ststseas naAnE1A-AaAsvtss ueausuklass saA wifi ae
1ashment undR the lev, for tklu O1lre aIso
neA piAFasssns - mnualaiA ~ luue eaavenIrut cFm
u ass' Asp, Just Pvintsa caapse brm Alaers Deed
HtAnER No. lN washlAgion sFrst opposite nasulr.s
Hse1s tle oay auhosssa Aasni he MOUNTAIN
nUCHAT in the city Of Han FrAnclsru All orders for
rsHss 81 Advertising M viii hin viii Be- DsSApLy a.
C. EEnLEy = sS.h...sa tsfvs moneys Gus thlu Ocs,
. Ir sserlRsleAs, aassvihtRA sla. n
N DOSEy h anthorRsd " hoe and receive
money for the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
u UIuHH " the authorized Agent of the DEMOCRAT at
ncerstsNn urdera fnr the papeF s1vsFinE or oF lob
S:ts !sn vita him, vln hs promptly attended n.
hAS " yACkAON 10 The authorized Agent 0f the NOUN.
IAN DEnoCRAr a " Doradn. OFdsss len NIth him VIM
BE- pro0ptV attended 10.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

TaB woman who never interfercd with
her husbands affAirs ls In town. She 10
unmaVeied.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
ARCADE RESTATRXNT,
Main street, PlaeeFvilIs. opposite Old Round Tent
II. SYMONs.. ....PROPRIETOR.

HENRY 10 prepared a
n accommodate his old IN
frienis, and the public W
N. generally, In the politeSt Ah4lI&
manner, and at the Sh0Ttest notice, with every
comfort and his Table will always be supplied with
the BEST OF fAkE. Neals served up promptly
at ell hOuFa.
He hopes, by strict attention Ia business and a
BID Of faFe that cannot be exeelled, 70 merit q
share Of public patFsnags.
BALLS, PARTIES, etc, furnished with Sup
per 10 superior style, At the shortest notice.
d3l 3l-Stn-------.----l II. BYMONR. Proprietor
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

Envy Il the most lnsxC6aa ablS Of al pas
siOns Every other sinl Aa6 A6ass plsAs1tt
annexed 10 Il, or'will e1aile e 1nfexsuS&
envy AlORe wants hoah.a 0NhaR, GlnM hsS
but for 2 while; ~ o. ~ Ne salio-
fed; anger rsmitE hatFsa hes - end; hnt
envy mover Ceasess '-ila's s'ia 's-'si '''N ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
PLACER HOTM..

MAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHARD KIEME, PRoPRIEToR.
THIS HOTEL, SituateA ID the very heart Of the
eustnees partition 81 RaesFvills. ollevs supeTioE
TIE TABLE 10 alWayS SupplisA with the SeSt the
market anuRds, and the LODGING department is
alWayS clean, neat and comfortable.
Prices, aiWays In accordance with the times.
dtS-Sm klCHARD KIENE.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
COME oNEi COME ALL!
no ms
OLD NATIONAL RESTAURANT.
RRLD. COLLINS : Co... 49,. .PR0PRIEroRs.

rYsaN HAVING PURCHASED e.
SASAmd REPITTED this old
Stand, We would inform the public that t&,A
We are At ell times ready N0ueeommoulAie --a2
thOfe Who may favor - Will their patronage. Our
You will and everything the market Affords.
Oyster SteWs, that can't be Beat.
Potter Hoase eleaks, Po~k esrAks. Mutton CAops,
Ham seA Egsa. uet RSlls, Net MUalns, and Cane Of
ar 0GME, CHICKEN AND CHAMPAGNE scr,
PEMs eEkvED TO ORDER.
W. sTe pvsrarea 70 furnish SuppeES for Balls, Far.
ties, &C.. attke oltogeest Datite.
uQnso open - al Hours, Oay and Night.
Ons deer ertov The Oads eaISOA. kAla seFreG.
RekD. OOLt1Ne. (dI3l PAT. oLAvRN.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
- AottIs. RESTAURANTS, Etc.
THE CARY MOUsE.
nr..-sssry vlr.preof Hotel, Main 81, F,.s.rr,.

TAFee-Stsry TArsprOOf Hotel, Main g., Plaeer,,Ie.
crttEN 4 LANDEas. PRoPRrErops
IAs. ". CULLEN, cnAs. .. LANprn,
Az ths improvements and oonvenlsnees vhIeh
4 modern hotel.kseplnR has rendered easen1iSI.
t1e OeFy HOUSE stands prs-sminene u 70 l0hte1
van sAs. and fuFnishsd In every departmentl IN Ihe
nos appseved style II employs the bsSt talent IL
every dePestment, end the lahte ID always SupnIIed
VIA ne eAoleest Of everything 70 hO hsA In the
- fhs Cary HOuHe Il the depot fOr every vtaxe
nns e anA lIo@ the ciy, aad 10 kept Open through.
out the ulGht. d1Q
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

FUSL~NEO EVERY SATURDAY MORUXG, BY
q = w 1SES., ., 49, REyAR~.
B.v. OELvIcEA w., ,.Sv,nf.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-23

LINCOLN IN FAVOR or THE LEGAL, Social
AND POLrTIcAL Equality OF NEGROES,
AND ALL OTHER INFERIOR RACES, WITH
WmTE MES.
Some Of the Republican papers begin
to sec the true point Of the controversy
between tho North aud the South, and
are trying to prove that Mr.. Lincoln Is
not in thvor OF 1.-THE political and social
equality Of whites and blacks."
Well. Mr.. Lincoln may play upon words,
and Republican papers may assist him to
do 50, but We invite attention to the fol.
lowing undoubtedly genuine extracts from
Mr.. LincOln's speechc&
On the 10th Of October, 1854, Abraham
Lincoln delivered speech at Peoria, ILL
nOiS, in which he used the following Ian.
guage:
"What do say ID, that no man 10 good
enough to govern another man ritAOut tie
Otkrrs eo"sent. say this is the leading prin.
ciplc, the sHEEr.AXcHoR of .4msricdH Repsbli-
W"@m. Our Declaration Of Independence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

The THEATEE.-The Theatre last evening
was comparatively well attended. The plays
were the g Soldier of France and the Linn
erick Boy" which were rendered in good
style. The stay Of the troupe depends on
the patronage it receives, and it is another
attempt at solution of the old pr Oblem-can
Cleveland support Theatre2
During the evening disturbance was Gre
ated in Che parquette, and the police being
called upon, took Wm. Harbeck and John
Fiske into custody.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

THE BUFFALO MuITARE.-The Republic,
noticing our remark that the pres, 'nce of the
Grnys would have saved Maj. Hun tiers arm,
says;
The Cleveland Grays are doubtle IS a fine
company, but they would have stood about
as good a sight in the crowd as a hue lEie6erry
in q cart load Of potatoes, under the b ungling
arrsnrerneuts ofths Committee Of Rece ption
Had the committee paid more attention to
the comfort Of their guest, and less to a.
vaneing their respective claims for Postn las.
ter, Marshal, Collector, &c, there wo ulc
have been no trouble. Our military did, a.
/ well as could be expected, and it is ung en-
erous to lay the whole blame on them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

PRoF. BA1S.lThey have horse tanner in
Columbus. Prof. Balm of Xenia bids fair to
equal Rsrey's power of subduing vicious
steeds. On Tuesday afternoon, at the stables
Of Mr., Geo, Kirk, he operated upon a fine
sorrel who possessed an extreme antiPathy tc
being .hsrnessed, and in a short time obtain.
ed complete control over the animal, which
submitted quietly to the usual manipulation
and experiments, to the qualification of {
numerous audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

No one of the Many ils flesh Is heir to
Il 30 prevalent, little understood, and 90 much
neglected COstiVeness. Often originating in care
lesaness, or sedentary habits; Il is regarded Is
slight disorder Of too Little consequence 70 excite
anxiety while In reality il Is the precursor and
companion Of many Of the most tatal and daugsruua
diseases, and unfess early eradicatsd ft viii BRING
the sufferer % an untimely greEa. Among the
lighter evils Of which costlYenegs N the usual gttens
oant are Headaeh6, Cole, khtumlfl1m, Ioul
Breath, Piles and others Of ike nafure, while long
train OF nlghtful diseases such Malgnst HsTeE5,
Abees8a5, tery ApopleLy,
Apliepsy5 Paralysis Hg5tarta, HTpochondrlags,
Melancholy, and Insanity, hr5t indicate their pres
encs in the system BY this alarming gym ptom Not
uuireQuently the di8ases named Originate In Con-
5ripation, but take on an independent sxstsncs
less the cause is eradicated In early gfE9. From
all these considerations it follows that the disorder
should receive immediate attention WhsnsFer it Oc-
ours, and no person should neglect 20 get box 70
Cephaite Pills on the nrst appearance Of the COM
paints their timely viii dispel the insiduous
approaches Of disease and destroy this dangerous foe
70 human hfs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22
Cnmmon PIeal COM.

JUDGES FOoTE, BoLTEE AND EIsPoP-
In the case of Prentiss vs.. Smith, a YER
dict for defendant was returned.
The case Of Bradley vs.. Northern Trans
Portation Company, went to the Jury last
night.
The case Of Hall VS.. Wallace is on trial
A note was signed by three individuals the
holder sent his son to one of the signers to
collect, and the son received ons-third oi
the amount Of the note, which be endorsed
on the note releasing the signer from furth-
er liability. Defsndent claims be has dis
charged his portion Of the debt, and claims
the indemnity guaranteed by the SONS en-
J dorssment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

EHE TRIAL OF Mrs. GRAYEs.-Mrs. Graves
appeared before jury of her peers last
might, his Honor Judge White occupying
the bench. Most Of the evening was taken
up in empanneling jury and discussing a
technical question, and the dispute rose so
high that it was found necessary to summon
the police TO maintain order. The trial was
adjourned till Monday night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

TIE ZoUAvE BALL.-To day is Washing.
toms birthday, and as has been their an
nual custom, the zOuave Guards give grand
ball at the johnson House. We havo nc
doubt that the thing will be grand sue.
cess, and we certainly hope so, for the com.
pany are deserving of It. They parade il
full dress this afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-22

G8- We invite the attention of dealers to
the advertisement of Msssrs. Taylor & Dick
son, on the second page. It will be seen
that they offer clothing at advantageous
prices to the buyer. This establishment is
at Nos. 65 and 81 Worth st., New York.