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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or OYER hsO TsR,iNER-Dea a-Before
Jn"ice LsoSsaD
LEGAL STRATEGY ASD wANfAGk-CAsE OF ENDIz'

IN tie cos. Of william II. Sicke,t, Clerk of Um.
LsY- Go indicted 10y slab,xE,luLI sEju igr WhiinI
fo H. scr1,.d moved 10 &c tpJGe tie I'D uatl tie i~I
1u Ion = sait IT, a., 81 rrer- Coo" ~cia Tenn. h.
tvy ~ tr a. Lave Co -ul L am uEs s'OoDi
tre a,.fiop -brenre Of ps;sf!s ~.rr-s. ho
o.oa sglLted Vi. Csc put til he Jsanary
Tern!
10 ne q the sF-unent NJ Hail. who 'pre'ied Tor
~ p-ue 1T on r-larss lsl ia had h..vy artillery
ct tue olsliugh' o. tho 4, ies.e.
aif. Whti-s s~!d tIs artillery would be without sr'rIu
riou
N Inroefge Nhe a'o appeared for the prosecutor OBJ
yea . e.. .e would 'uppy te n. mpni.i5n
Er. hitting ssie h. pscrs g. tie ssme position 20
Crr. BuTatGs would 10 IN as sr'gy ced from i.o
Rep Liatocs sa - les tssv aious . Aft 10 bsidt II.
ttti 81 20. IA - wutsss, n the Cour wouii
grant him TIA Jsnn.y that no coad muster his 'rcr' h.
would promise 81 e had eaS sbg cYus9dny - give b.
the mJi-s &c ned locss IysE.orI Tue cas-
iaen .'sIY.leI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

PErIR FUNK SHors-Tbanks 10 the energy OF
Superintendent Kennedy, and tie vigilance OF
Pol.co-Olilcor Wells, eight Of the eleven mock
auction shops in Iii, ely bavo been closed. Tue
remaining three will have 70 follow cult, as soon Ms
tho Injunction is dis olvcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

SHooTIyo CAsEs.-Caps Dobbs Of tho lth Metro
potlD Re .iueut While ate rtpy ,rtes private naei
Dprss At kses Island rlstsy. sBitea by Dsgsri
and IF or receiving so'orsi I d. des hi. pistol
40. i the .ho asiis FL ct IN his e unz Dcsns
that the as. done ia SET GcfsFso.
o. s-y urnin, Hichsei Horton shet while ras,.
is lie cofsr OF Earson and O,-n~ica streets bJ isLus
person uukaoVn. hat rot sssousy wounded
BOY named Allen accitsu,aliy saot Monday. st
s..psan s. l. Il Avn tia, sasd 's,isr.d st tho l4.d-
ius tf.r 80 el his psi, f. when oIpsced
the bs .kug rec, the body the boy. who issa
tho rstssce Of Ills psrsGs ia tie yisgs. his coDs,s
co "A. 10. ed orilislL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

Tie following list Of school oEeero completes the
number elected on Tuesday:
TwELrrH WAnD.-CoIr;sgioner. Sidney J.. Ia
graham. II. 81. and ~; Inspector, john Is. NcoJy
tbi. and / j; Ira tees john hart ia. ana LIB Ben
lsmn Moofo ~ AID IT,
TmurrfNrn WARD.-CODmifsloner, Charles o.
Shaver O.. aud NJ, Iuflec,or, Jo,Ab Is. Dam, l.
ADD M. Trustee. Josspb II. ICOkes CT. and NJ;
Tlonas +. Brady n. end ~ ,,.,,.
NIgrrYrYTn WARD.-,omnissiou'r NliiNm
Hinchmau Crl; Inspector, Fauc's Blessing OF;
Irustees, Thomas Cumui-t, ySn H'sau vi
seventh District nay charge iefth. 80
Doliy "a; Inspector Lewis ODie lU.ji Irls'eee'
Gavin Dobbs IL. ), Eiwar. ScAliohiins w..
. -sr1s-s srs-.ar-sszr-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

DRooKLYH SUNDAY SCHOOn-Ths Snhday
Schools Of Brooklyn doing good Ia osnnsstsn vi
the very distressing EssiRg 81 We
children fisns OF tie Bsrit Sunday was hsta
OIL Monday sysneg.t tbs Bar.is Cbusn Nssssr ssrss,
which occasion vsy insrsiog Lecture va delivered o.
MT Rsv, Seerr;sry Of be Sunday school los tesnse
Union Dr. Bsnnets and otaeg gousseH tosk part Ia the
meeting At the close large nrnos ssHod tas pecse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Pass~n.crs Arrived

Rsyoi-Csp. J. ". Chase. CAPT W. ~ Mean har esy'; o.
I,weonse, Il. II. R.yaoll., Vanderbilt e. D. B,ssl.y
N WIGHT y VI. Tyler F. Wade. o. II. TYLER, j. Lledsi
b. Sinclair Ar Douglas, CIV. kioE A. Nhiseaa, AM ]!
IL The seeold CABIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

" From foo, Of Courtaidt st-Conpsetisr It demp,oa
JUNCTION with Tire Delaware La kswauns ard wes..ra Rail.
road s5d Ut Esstsn With the Lssik Ia.y E.iroed ald lie
r. ping direct Ee - Pittsburgh AMI tas Wss
without chang Of esrs
WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ncisy Nov. II, ls63
Leave Nsv ierk AZ fsliogs:
HAFsIsyrEG frPlrss-At a. for Essten HeddnS
Pot ,,iie. hsrrisbuss ksueh Chunk. NiilisnsporA
MAE TeAIs-Atgx for Ess'os, Water dag. Scranton,
Gres, DeaI. Disgis nItos. Pitaiou Hike barre ko
l. m TESoeel IaAlx-Por Eison Allentown. Res1As
Pottsviils. Rsrrisbxrz Wililmsysrt Ge
n. TnKorsH Train kcT Es.sea bethlehem, Alien
tow, snd hsscA Chsnt go
$50 p H. War fzAis-Pcr Somerile and nterne<iAts-
staioas 40 n,
JPH UKsrrgx ETrREg-yor Fsstos, Allentown Issd-
ng Harrisburg PssDryh. and The cat. seel Tug cars Eon
Jersey City ihrourh 10 III. sirsh
Exrgsrs TRAM FcR uAKsisgCqe-The No. E1yTess
Train tom Etw-Yerk arrives isssarg r. NJ eonse,s'
ipz A.; asa West psas-yynis C~ntl RfihAd, S,ths
cr Cu;s aaoad Norm AID syash aid ~isa tie CGssbsr.
lasd valley ssi!ro,d
yev-Ysrk &: o. dsii, SUNDAYS excepted n-sing csose
csnne .tlsu At H. rna PrnrJ!rinia Allraas with
no ohasys fbu ii. sta hpt ons q tIein s ana
Chc-so Two hour, time IL saved by takiVs tls tretn
ELk,YETRrOHr ADD INV foAK FfEsy Leave , W or
fron Per No. q North River at $50 NJ, AMI iz;Si
and p ,,,p.-
,rip each way. JOSIAH y. STEhNS Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Nfrisruhs AtxAsAc

MINIATURE AiAsAo -. .x
s,, F,..s7os iSsts...........4;J1 Moen-ssts.. $50
hisH wAvza rnIs pAL -
sandy Heck. 5.4 Gov. Issnd.. s:N Hsu0ss"'' s'|s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

ALBANY. Wednesday, Tee 3 ip'
The Canal Commissioner have resolved 10 Gloss
the STATE curis OIL he lcti o. December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
SUPREME COURT-errcrsL TrKx-Dso. a-Bssor
Justice CLRIEk.
DECISIONS.

Robert J. Livingston ett. W. L. Painter OF a..
-Cgmpsiri 81, missed 81 n cs,is.
And.ss Lsw.srcf 81 w. tEL Fi's'sii otbnsd-'os
so.ll.d ~ he sEo adla e4IS4 20" ~ ,
TIonl,on ct, JOSH Schaz ct si-cs'rs fe.'iei
Jo.n - nE L, sis b iton--fseiseos rep'H eeo-
Ef.ue5 and eNcsp ia, ostu'lej.
sl-fef :. ifos ct a. at trsres c Ouirau1 ~ ri L'w'
N .d.sDroyk OF, The ssie4ss'. B-Aki ..cnIy Ter
BEL. att Wan H. W ls ut ,-J5I snsats iof the plaintiff.
ss prayed for In The COM - t.. vita e''i..
before Ju.tce iEosAgD.
WIN. Rh!lel,nder sst tho Mayo, Ic-Jndsneat JOY
tn, dslerd lYts de- uTfei ~ih c,ts. =,
CzsshkL 1LKn-D,iVIe JuHcs, ih0kAHAh. fkeAAA1, ena
LEySAgB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
r 0yG ISLAND HAILROAD.-CHANGE Of

II lDN(r INIAND V.
1 TTRNINUs-Pss,enssr Dvpot, Jsu'essip .nd loot q
3lthS T.. R-Wir'cr arrangements eoHmenetns fnoy,
nc, - iG,. Lave New lors 10 for Gfe-nPoft sae
U.rsor Orient. and HsEptous; NJ , a. ~ snd M tof
I,Ir: Al a m ald tor Syo,set; Ge IN ios dsthp'
s.d SUNDAYS the traia leaves hnetcts Point tJthS-
Frry, AZ $40 . D. r Ysohsnk ard inscncdiae stio.@
~ rycns,n rs,e.; rs,nrsng lesves fs;hsnk 81 s;o N.
On giiay and saturday nigh. tie M is'p tsn wl run
IN ourh 10 Gresnps reapius SATURDAY and MONDAY MORN
iny "a .. lis A. NJ. arrvin. 10 Newly ok at 9:sz NJ
NETWORK, HARLEM aud ALBAN1 Il. IL
- For Albany 1rsv. North ana Wss,-WlNTEk ALL
RASGENENr carrxselciBy NONDAf, Nov. H. w.
Fox ALBANY. ie:oa Express Nall rsis rem @sn ~
s,s,i,n ror Local Train see Time table
JOUN EURchILL. Assistant Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
DisasiCrs. sc.

ArA.povyn Tho lie iiot'a nom Srorses fer Ne~.Yors
A.. 81. 4.u..ca :. 49, I.,n s.p.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
The CONCERT SALOON ARRESTS.

Toe Feolis' tFPfl',, ss| yo'I1a "a 1919. ~.
The re,pondeot, Uary, WAS arrte--d aucsr the
Concert Sslooh Act 10 beig the pro- meter OF Oorm,n
in ~, iow.ry aaogn tie "k5i.. G.ftsD" lie
was coui.atej b. b. w Obope, Pefer Juc. la tte ciy
Of e ora 90 t- cafss Of having caused lager tssr to BE-
,od Al Lis .ss.r suysrquenly bsDe.s Co us "u s.ed
ouI bsfo, Justice Bansrd asd The dchs.s Il H-r AK
H. pri ore shou be eoa.tIu,i strictly, s.d that tie
wstt beet" .hereu used ia not iscluGs iarsf Lee
Jusce gssrd d.. naIg-d Hal oa ths quad th.t 10 d,
or the CsDrrs, irrn oeuofs - tie bisct ~
hey 10. TIE VuIo,e Of re-is"i9g dscnop OF Jsice pa
re Jsr,d 10 dece1 sifahs the drci nn CT JusuSe T.
rfid upon he Lst.scoDg a. Oskoy Hall Tor he pe,po;
Reh.y L. Clinton SD D. sAlk1eelt Tor Iss.sldesi, Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

- TON NEW-LOEDON. SrDNINGrOE PROvI-
bENCE EE%PoRT. TAU SlOS; ,od NEW;.BEDFoaD.
To- .r'et sd s'esmsrs CtAHOS WEALrh ard Ply
MOUTH TO KsiIlssvs fier 30 - n. H., foot Of Court
L. -Ls, dsi ttI eepf sHlls J. .t4r. m -
Fss tson low Is sJ sag etssr iie Oace Of Com
V n Ed WARDS, AEeut-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

PEKsgSTKD
CIIrgsS OF NKT-I0Ex
OTnE
SINIY-siNri y. 7. v,
Is. Regimen; Irish bu. Iiel.
Br.ssdeI. O.oeiJ THOSAs FhAs,!s AEhGnfh,
Ipi4aeYding
IN grsefn snpgecion % ther gallant tnd hrii ias,
COZ .uct on tie batten.df 81 Fifsiha I'D Na1!sud
ia the uar % restore tie national domain .ld 'ho
: AmSiicsa UnlOu.
: November 1862.
Tho new fsgs ale tLo gift Of native Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
ERlE RAILWAY.-Passenger trans leave 4,
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL

Ia BANy and TROY cOiNECrINi WITH TiAINS
NOR tt ssd WEsf. TcaiBs leave:
From Chsmbers'n From 3Hhx
Express add 10 ,nds .772, 1871 M and 3:5 aa1
is sad r. n. 5;n pm.
Troy and Albany with sleep.
ipgcsD.io p n 1877 pm (Surssys inc,aSedl
Pa, shkerpsie tr.in 3l5 al a.. aud R:t7 end SCI
u ~. ard 5:t5 p. Pm.
Pserstill train, ::t5p. m AIT o. II.
slss Sing tIsi7. 3:l3 p. N. 5: 81 p m
anyhow, +:lJ p. ~. lt5,D N.
P.r.ors in Brooklyn ean rarehsss tickets 4 wsssotss
Express Oice "a. 1d9 Ws'hiuston-s'.. City Ban Sqsne
AID have tbs baggage che cked at their residences to ~
Ar SNlrA Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
g. NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
~. WE.TEn ADVANCEMENT. lse1
COMMENCING DstfAbEh l. lS0I
ss.engsr station Ia Sevyo'k corner nth o. snd ~nsS


TRAINS Lave SEW-YOlK:
For NewEsveD, IN. iExl IL 10, 2i3 (Exh sfs&"
and p. m. ,,., n.
Yer BRIDGEPORT T. "a M tEx)i I,is AIS (EAl 80, 40
For Milford. s,r,.ford Fs!iGsld Southport and WepSr,
la ~. Il IS $40 40 p M -
For NorwuI, T. 90 -. l2is AIS IEz) 40 A3o. 500
FOR DUies and Greenwich !, asoA M, lsp, 80 40
5s0p .sr an
40 so. p. 10. ,.., an,
IL is 30. 40. $50 - p m
Ior Port Chesser and New Rochelle ~ N
co r,jECrNG fhAINS
For Boston Wis spiorf ell Ca (fxl ais (gI) sp n.
F.r Boston, via Sh re Line r. 10. .: u
ysr u.rtioid AID sM,t sh-li Tx Ei5 Els tExh
P p,,., e.u-s.a 10 Moo.r,L q. m. Ell
and 70 IS 9. IN. TO No-tsanPoh ,,, n,,.
sor Hartford PrsyilsaSe. asd Fi.Liil Railroad n
For New. Haven NewLsuisn ard Stsnnsoa Rsifosd -
Csr.l Railroad, Ills p. m. to Nsrhanpon.
Fsr Hsuss,enic Rsi,rosd to Fiisheid. y N.
For N.Gs,,uek R.fosi. J q. m. AIS y. m
For pau5ury aud Nor~sik Rslrosd. . m ~c
CoumOdoss s!se Cx :. :ss = ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

NORGE; .ron OF TINE FOR BOSTON.
On and a,r MONDAY, Dec. J. the p NJ train Tor bUs,
TON WI lssve has. and AZ s:iS Instead Of
D a. as Heretofore. JAAES II. HOIT, superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JEhsEf:
~ r. cav, r.sy Ctr Tor Piss.o,t and koasey a
sls m.,.' w.. -, P.enncat Y: Q M s,d1 D. ns
ou HONDAYS only 4+5 y. "A. i. w. DtaAtfss- os2'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
steamboats, ano Eai.roass.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

,,,o,,r,rr, FOg BOSTON,,
WOkCfsI En- PALuEn FiWipURO NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD TaF WHITE M0USTAINS
and INTERMEDIATES POINTS
The new sbd iisnncl siesn.rs oi the S,rw "a Inc
CITY Of DO,fOS sfd CI.'Y OK NJ WORK.
leave New yorx daily liaISss, sx,eD.d s'sock o. n.
ff0Ia Pier 40 s. No - Rive ftoi OF v..,Iy.x
BOZ Ef@-LDEDDE.
thers connecting with tns 8: Express Tta, for The
shove p,ia s. Wis Norssb Worc-,t-r nooa Wsfc,,ss
Wsscc er Ns.ua sd ae'y LsId Mart orn Tai roaas.
FREIGHT tsksa ne lo, g. r,s or inorsr.on qars
CT u. s. Nkh'FiN. Agett on lie plrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
COR BOSTON and Providence. via NEW

II - DS''i ~ ""r 49, ~ N
steamer NAT GOEOLls. Csps. .fern. raves New lux
every 1UE5DiI THURSDAY sal SATURDAY. Of 4
osscx Z, NJ. sod &. blpiEE SFi ~. Cspt Dnytoo, %
sosDAt WEDNESDAY,. and FslDAY. At to'clok p m.
hsetsr no rtsms vii be regarded reared to any ~.
prs : nntl m same sst1i hyye paid fr.
trsi.jt to Boss ~sra csush with great Hspstci
by al kxSre.. Freight Trsis.
WV. ANhnEE. A..t No 70 nrd Il War.sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

EIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0R PHIL
~ ADILPnIA ard the SOUTH and WEST, wa Jhn5
srt lea H.. 4. s. aad IL p Fare 81 Through tickets
od for tire South and Wet and through baggage cneSAea
! 4 u, and aud II p N traisa .s.-.-.,...
J W WoODRl FL, Assistant Superintendent.
No bsssage VIII re received TO- any trsns en'ss
al a, ,ssj IS mn .ucs In advance OF tho time o. leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04

TOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD, and
l. sPllEGFiELn.-SsssBsr Elm CITY lesves PECK
SLIP 1t 3:l5 p. M 1rAx ssvs Nswf.yeo fo.sy Ecr-h,
a. II o'clock p. Niztt Line The TGAvELLEa leaves
Tor Nov Haven (sond y. .xs,p,e a. II e'elesA D. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-04
Tie foIlowirg list Of eehoo oileers c0mple.ee OBJ

Tho new fsga aLe lLo gIlt Of natIve AmeTlclne.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-21
AaIomsalous Cllanee ofsenlImenl.

The CORES spoRdentofthe Cincinnati Com
nercial writing from Washington, thus
speaks Of the tremendous power with which
the Army Of the West viii hereafter act
upon the negro question:
-F Z From.au the recently arrived officers. in
HaIlecks Army Of the Southwest it ap-
pears to be borne cut that q striking and
/ rapid change Of sentiment has taken place
in The rank and file Of that army Of late, in
regard to the sacredness of rebel property.
s Ne all know the history Of Gen. Hallecks
policy in Missouri, Tennessee and Missis-
l Sippi on this yezed question. We know
b the composition Of his army-nearly two
thirds Democrats and conservative border
State men. We know how uniformly they
have held 70 the policy Of keeping the ne
gro everywhere just where he is--as satis-
fed that this was the best disposition to be
made Of him. And yet we are now told By
the representative men Of this very school
Of thinking, that It viii never do-that we
must not befool ourselves any longer, nor
hug the delusion that slavery and the Union
= can be preserved togsthgr-thatit it is i'm
possible TO reject the accommodating evidence
softheir own eyes that the negroes have got
to be treated either as friends oras enemies
and that to treat them as neutrals in the
contest is simply to throw away the chance
Of eonquering, and give the rebellion with
its black consoripts q carte blgHohe for sue
cess. Why are we told these things by
nearly every man who has been beyond the
eotton hne-let his previous preiudices
have been what they may Is 1t not sig
nifeant Of adistant, 6 and yet dim, "haRd-
writing on the wall which is shortly to
- made visible amid the flames Of tAis,lln
prscedented war? All you who have been
engaged in deprecating any mixing up of
the niger question with this war-all
you who have eontented yourselves with
the vague vaticination, slavery viii come
70 an end fast enough if it is only let
alone, have you heard the verdict ef our
soldiers Of the Breekinridge and Douglas
persuasion, who have penetrated The Gulf
states If not wait little, and you win
hear thunder, compared to which the most
radical Republicanism is but a baby's
whisper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-21

y tepFfsFPo9aen9e q ne y. Y IF,9gne,l 4
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sfiia sfisssaE PEsg Gs#s g q YSssRs.s--A nd s54s.s.


tOorfsaFr Fropdence oTthe New-Tork Iribune.l
NEwBERN, June 30, 1852.
As the Oath Massachusetts was about
leaviue Washington, an incident occurred
which reflected credit upon the aeumen OF
one Of It's officers. A pretty mulstto slave
girl belonging to citizen Of the town, had
q 6asn acting as house servant 10 Lieutenant
Turner. and when marching orders were
received expressed great anxiety 70 60 with
the regiment to Newbern, and escape BON
deee. She was one Of the 81, 500 brunettes
fbst the Herald aIludes to in such coarse
serms. She took refuge on board one OF
tbe steamers on which the oath had en-
barked, but just before the time for start
ing her owner appeared with an order,
which read as follows:
81 John Doe has permission 10 search for his
siave eri Henriettas and viii be protected In 50
doing
qbs he presented to Quartermaster Wm.
". Hutchings, and demanded the girl.
Mr. Hutchings, seeing the trepidation and
anxiety manifested in the eountenanee Of
Henrietta, asked her, " Are you willing to
return 70 your master ~ ooh ] no Sir ].
said, please don't give me upto him =
IS let me see that order, Sir said he 70 the
owner. and, reading It aloud, he remarked,
sThis gives you authority to search for
your girl; you have searched for her and
there she IS. You are to be protected in
making your search; you have been pro-
.ectsd. This gives yOu no authority to
take her against her viii She does not
wish to returu toyou, and you can't teke
her. And now, the sooner you get OF THIS
boat, the better it will be for your skim
As he said this with the determination Of
man who was not 70 be triaed with, the diS-
com6ted owner beat a prscipitate retreat
: Sniid tie jeers End shoufs Of the bystandT
NPl uf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-21
fGILnRlNn,

GENTL EMENsS CLOTHES CLEAN-
II III ING, Renovating and Mending Esta bliahnent
FRaEcIs AGER, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect streett VII
apd mending Gentlemon's eI0thing- he has ia7iA-
(i6s for dning bis work h tbs lje4l nenner Septl9
flrioi 70 siYp Ar' AssE TIA. aSA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-21
PLUMBINe.

ID P. BOWER, LIcNcED PLUATBER
Ds No. lO2 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
uiactors and Dealers in Bath Tube Water Closets
Wash Basins, Pumps, Hydrants, Brass and Plated
Pipe, Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of all
HS- City and Country orders for Work promptly
attended to. Repairing solicited and neatly exc
anfnd izn7
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toorTssr rondenee oTthe New-Tork Tribune;l
81. q NEEBERN, June 30, 1852.
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VERMIN EXTERMINAT0R.

To Destroy-Rats, Reaches, SC.
To DestToy-Mice, Moles and Ants.
To Destroy-Bed Bugs. 80
To DesToy-Moths in Furs, Clothes, Sc.
To Deseroy-Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy-Insects on Plants & Fowls.
10 Desteoy-Inseetso on Animals, sc.
To Dsstroy-Bvery species Of Yermin.
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ILLINOIS

Is about equal In extent to England, With a pop
ulation OF /, 10, GG8, and soil capable Of sup
porting %, 900, 600. No state In the Valley Of
the Mississippi oilers 50 great an inducenent 20
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There e no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CoRs and WHEkT.
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
STOVES q TIN-WARE.


THE DESPATCH" COOKING
z sT0VE-Having during the past Winter, been
improved Is now undoubtedly the BEST Stove in the
Market It's Baking, Roasting and BrOiling proper
ties are unaceptonable, and In economy Of Fuel Il i
unparalleed with It's patent Crate It will burn
osi a. well as Wood most admirably; the Oven boing
thorUuGhly ventilated Il will produce perfect and
healthy bake, equal to that OF Bakers Brick Oyen
Roasting and Tosstiug Is done before the open hre
and HrOiuE over live Goals the hearth as common
sense dictates. It is manufactured in this city, and
the material used and the Workmanship are OF the
best quality; finally, IL gives perfect satisfaction to
all hundreds Of housekeepers in this city and sur
rouninR country who daily using it will testify
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE IL .
new and Desirable pattern, which, with variety Of
others make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety OF Parlor Cooking and other heat
iug Stoves for sale at reduced prices
We are constantly supplied With all the newest and
most boautffsil styles of ENAHELED CRATES.
AlsO-sl OF the most useful articles OF House kur-
hiehiug Goods Nails and Farmers Tools. we are Just
receiving the latest improTed styles Of BlkB CAGES
which are offered at the lowest cash prices We man
faetura largely and have for sale at wholesale and
retai an tho various articles of Plain and Japaned
lin, COPPER and Sheet-Ir0n Ware. We OfIer the al
most endless variety Of goods IN our line for sale At
the lowest cash prices, on the one Price System.
n4T-Ail Housekeepers and those who contemplate
Eouse kespinr. and the '.rest Of mankind are most
cordially Invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
ana ffsdcs Tor fheHlaelres. W. u. MARVIN,
msrU .sa Ne So, South aide Pub. EquarQ.
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REFRIGERAT0RS,

The warm aud sultry Summer viii soon be here,
when the temperature Of the atmosphere viii range
from ninety TO ninety five dsgress in the shade. Now
is the time when hOusekeepers ransacking their
cellars for last years RerigeratOrs or ice Chests which
are half decayed By moud and rust, to put them in or
der for the season. Aier this Is accomplished you
place therein your Beeiseak, Vegetables Milk, But
ter and Fruit. And what then
Do you keep these articles cold : YES.
Does your Beefsteak when cooked taste musty =
Does your MIX and Cream souri, YES.
EDoes your Butter taste Of thu Vegetables2 YES
Is your Chest damp and mouldy YES.
Did you ever or hear OF Refrigerator that was
free from mOisturel NO.
Do you want one at the price you paid for the
old one, that will be guaranteed to Be kept free from
moisture, mould, must or impure haverl YES.
Do you want q Refrigerator that Will be 30 free
from moisture, 50 CeObund DRY that the common
lOo0f0cO match, which Is 50 easily affected By damp
ness can be kept perfect in 1t throughout the sum
merf YES.
Do you want one that will keep itself ventilated,
and the inside sweet and pure with THE SAME ICE
which Is used By the ordinary Ice Chestf YES
Do you want Refrigerator that viii be beautitul
piece Of furniture and perform everything as stated
We appeal to the Ladies as the most competent
judges 70 ascertain the truth Of our statements, Py
examining 81
sOHOOLET's PATENT ICEBERG REFRIGE-
w.P. FOGe,
Cor. OF Superior and seneca-Sts-, g
China, Crockery and House Furnishing Depot.
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en- ToWNs. nIAREETa. pEPOTa


tfecnan.es and Torkirg merl Eil Ind the rec
school system eneouraget - ahs stais, and e.
doWed with q large raFeuuezor the Eupport q The
schools. Children can live 10 sight Of he school,
the colleEe the church, lnd gruU NJ Eiih he
prosperity q The leading State 10 the Great Wel-
tern Empire.
No one Who has visited this splendid region of
country can doubt that Il squalls The most f8yor-
ed descriptions thai have ever been gwen q -
but lei anT earefal ohssFver visit &, and be III
inform you that the hall has not bGen told of the
adTantsges It olerd for lmmsdiats oceupliion
and immediate returns. The farmers Of the Esst--
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
to Uinois IN great numbers; and & b balieFed,
that II these surpaEing advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, mauutaciurer8
and dW0rking populafion q oygF-cr5Uded Europs,
they would promptly aEail thsmsslEe1 Of he
knowledge.