davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13
NEATREss AND DISPATCH!
UNION AND AMERICAN
Book, Job, and Fancy Printing
ESTAEkEISEEIIENT.

VNTE would sali the attention O, Merchants, Bsnea liea
ness, and in superior Uannar,
Job Printing! in ali as varieties, auali-
ties and coIOrs,
and solicit share Of their patronage Having complete
Printing Establishment, We are prepared to exc
cute an kinds Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
In Black or Coorel Inks Cod silver, or Crimson Bronzos,
.... .... al shoft notice, and in che
Neatost and Best style Of the Art.
-sU0a 49,
Steamboat Bills, Programmes
Handbins, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Bills LadinE
Cards, Catalogues,
Books, checks,
Pamphlets, sc.
Also, all descriptions OF Printing for Rail
roads, Insurance Companies, Banks,
schools, Colleges, Academies,
and Agricultural Fairs.
OUR POSTER DEPAETmExr
Is the most COMPLETE Of any in The City; ana Tor shs
show Theatre Printing, We cannot be sur
passed.
establishments charge one Of the bs5f Printers
country and With our cses we are prepared o. exc
any Printing has may zoI fr Wild. nsataess
anddpateh, and roasouabserms. We socta trial Of our
"a EASTMAN e Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13

% reete
Il y Saturday night at 1sHe Ban above No s. Cslge
" B. MANLY, 81. D. ". A.
B,F.JOHNSON,R r. s.
FTToPIAE Temple Of Honor, 30 3, meets every Fr5syev
u ming at the sane Hall as sloys .....-..-
A. q BEaDsH AW, ". VT
---- -.'- v. H. l0Ea0W, ". r.
NASHVILLE Temple o. Homer No oatssTery Wednesday
/ y evening At the same Hall As shove
~ IT THI sN9SD, v. y. T.
T1DMUND DTLLAHUNrT Council No1ofTA as Ten
t6e same Hall as above. JlIN PATTERSON c. CT c.
RO.LAPsLEYs 8. q G.
Ba.p wa MORROW, Comp. R :
Rock City miIIs.--E- &. RAUzLAg q co., Pr9Pri
eors J. z BAUNAN & CO., Manufactures Of ROCK CITY
FLOUR viii pay highest price an times for Wheat and
Corn at their Mills corner Or Line aud Chsy streets, Nash
vile Tenn.
Prices Of FIOur-FHmazds srshisdats, uatil further
notice. the price OF
Extra Family Flour, 81 50 Fine Bran, SOC
rine 5.9gr' - - a. an az
Middlings, . Corn Neal, p bushsl, Coz
An articles oldby tie undersigned deliverable at plao in
city Of charge. When selling l the Quantity their ratt
. 4-'-'--' ~ - -'-'' '''- J. r BAUMAS & CO.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Neal &c, from BocE civ
Mills will find Order Box the Post Once and ai " li
Gordon & Co. a,shou uhsrs the calls four Zines
each day. Iiuy25l j. Z. BAUMAM & CO.
II Look out tor limitations Of Lea q PerriT's NTOT-
cestershtre SauCc. see advertisement Of ions DuSras
& sovs. augsl-diy.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Inpsrs pearly wiiteness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
AS a basu.fer cannot he ezceled-
Persian Pearl Drops,
As a cosmetic stands unTiyallai.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted 40. to iujurc The skin.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by 10. G.. Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold By W. II. Hendersiost.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by Rains & Brown.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt b.
augI7-d6u A. E. WETHEBILL, Cincinnati
Mexican Mustang Linimcnt.-Iutrin &c VirtHe
alone could insure which t article has attInofor
Rheumatism, salt Rheu Buru Brues stiG Joints, Cabs
Spran, Pole Evil dwellings upon Ho, has equal for
Man or Beast No per-on vii be without U has tei its
value with rreuct general estimation ofthe Mustang
Linment cheerfuy 10y that article performed 90
many cures neishborhood this. l. ". Smith, se
feld Conn" S Lech, Esq Hyde Park, w. writes shat the
considered hs spavin bat since
the Mustang Eminent have sold him for slj0
doing up here" Such testimony is
reaching every day The half told. Every family should
have Beware mutations The genuine Mustang sold by
ali respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES PARK, Froprie.ons, New York.
For saeby RAINS BROWN,
ssptl2-dEwIm Nashville
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13
JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.
GOOD cheap ssWing Machine Price only 81 % SIS. These
~ Machines need only be knoEn o. insure them place u ale
every family. To appreciate yug ele and
them the eiore al who good cheap -eWi1s Mcnes
County Rights for the sale Of the NetflelOm a Ray
mOnd Family Sewing IIuchimes viii please call
the undersigned who or Middle and West Ten
nessee Rooms B. Vests Music Store Union street, be-
tween Coliege and Cherry streetl
n B-Plrticuar attention paid % repairing an kinds Sewing
Machines by an experienced hinl Terms tIsh
FLEMINGs sewing Machine Denot
Nashville Tenn. aug 3i-dlEt1Flg-
lC,OFFEE.--5e bazs umors Coffee. Tor sale low FOR
& cash. 'tEKRASS BR0TUEEs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13
TE1IPEPAV0E DIRRoroRY,

TFyEENEsSEE Division. So 81 soas % Temperance meet eve
~ Saturday night al bail above 40 So Csi ege
street, near The square. 10. ". BROWN, g. d. ". p.
y. B. Nancy, 81 D. W. A.
3. F. JOHNSON. r s.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13

RAILROAD IROE The total imports Of railroad
iron from Great Britain to the United States for the
first seven months of 1858, compared with those
during the like space in 1856 aud 1857, are as fol-
lows.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13

FTTOPIAE Temple Of Honor, 30 3, every Friday ere
i J ming at the sane Hall as above
Vs. BRTCg THOMPSON, ". C. g.
A. =. BRADSHAW, ". VT
v. H. GOEg0W, ". R.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13

!. 4 BAUMAS & CO.
Any wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c, from Bock civ
Mills, will fnd Order Box the Post Once and a- " li
Gordon & Co. ehous vars the calls four times
each day. IuIysll j. Z. BAUMA1 & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13

II Look out tor limitations Of Lea q PERKINS, HFor-
& sovs augsE-dly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-13

GOOD business who command from thou
n sand dollars, form partnership In highly respectable
business that will yield him so per by leaving name az
this oHce or undressing Lock Box S." Post once. silent
partner would be ttken. IssI5-u3m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
ARRIVAL OF TIN S. s PACIFIC.
s.. JoHks. y. y, 81. 2.

=
The new Screw sterner Pacific, Il the Galway
aHd New York line arlIve1 At thisI It al O'Clock
fhis morning
The Pacific left Galway At A. N, A5g. 25th.-
She had strong westerly gales .dring the w1ole
passage auf It IL here IN c-l.SeC 1en OF The
deragem-nt 4 an air pump sae vii sail to
night for Halifax and New i 5rk. Her 1eEs Is not
qery ipport-nt
, TIE Lon n rspefs sdy ne y. 8 C5rvstie Pre-
bic, which as zen out on ayoy l-ef Il n5'rsction,
left that 0rt Tor Z ne "a TIC l6Lh 4 August
TIE Ameriell ark 'LaulpiCu arrive al Gibral-
tsr. Au.-d2t avin-e Oh bOard M $ St-nlls 4 the
WIDOW 4 the L. :. Cohsel EhO wa !. atty mur-
dered by { e Turks at KsiA, tog,eE .er with her
family.
! -Ihe messages which Dassei betW cen the Q1een
81 England ard President Buch snan, over the wire
Of the Atlantic Cable, were publishet IN the Lon
don papers Of the 23d 4 August, and excited some
comment Especially the dispatch OF N r buchanan
The DalyiNews says there is more simpiS dignity
\ ~ the Qleen's message, but grea tef grasp o.
thOughtfn the Presidents response. " lih perlat
dash Qf aInbitiOus stIaiDing asr eject the news
says also that IL would have been Letter for the
President TO have omitted the last par graph Inc
London Times believes that the OceaIl Ieiesraph .
WV Be the guaratee ofpePetual peace between the
TWO eOuhffies .tl.f - Flfff q .t POI
FOsteilO Steinberger 4 Co. 0f london, meT'
chants. largely engaged in the hedlierrans an
tralle, htye failed Their liabilities Is estimated A
ScE-The Emperor and EmPres' returned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

to ST. Cloud on the evening of the 2lst from their
tour in Brittany
Il Is positively announced that the Duke or Nal
ak0ff VIII soon marry a near relation Of the En-
press Eugene.
The bombardment Of Djed1a Is said to have tax
en- the French Government quite by surprise and
caused some uneasiness in Paris. but explanations
which we're made 10 Gen. Pellissier in London by
the British Government, were considered satisiac
toTy and the uIi sasinesS suhsided.
The reportsd aniagation of thc credit mobilier
with the Bank NJ. De St. Paul; is fully contra
dietad aa.
The Empress of Austria was safely delivered Of
prince on the 2lst Of AunJst
The rumOr Is gaining grOun' that the 6ifnitiye
ebdication cf the King OF Prussia hes beoOue al
sclutely necessary. His disease Is getting worse
Th,re are some fears that the event will bring on
p htical crisis.
SPAIN-Tle Spanish -vern-- -ent has aunounc cd
deere th2t all Merchant vessels wr2tl er native
1r foreign, shall pay hghtlO-se duties only nc,
GOyernment has res lyei to strengthen consider
ably the lOrtifcatiOns at Mahon, and likewise TO
Increase The garrison there.
CHINA--The Allies aid not change tie treaty of
reace as was sent out to this country by the Ocean
Telegraph, aud also by the steamer Africa; still it
lacks positive aBdrmltiOn, but Is generally oTedi-
ted N EuroIe. II reacAed the French Government
thr0ugi its Embassy at St. Petersburg, where it
arrive' b. overland, being dated Tiensen, Aug.
-AAhH A-uAN VEGAS A1lcI l1t Q1Ies
received in E1gla d.
LONToN NAEISETS- S=tIrary.--1-ar qci-t. CO 2 F.
ll rs lea MT IN cts II preset y i1esr new =
ID go f-r irs airy. Tall~y stea1y.
n, RKET-- 1o;ton sligitl. frEer mt Mt quotably
her aud ~ tier aTtiC les af ulerrhallse STEADY.
Coasas were "a -ted the 2. At 9-ASSsss1 Tor t-th
money ard accruIt.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFF MiRRET.-Fioail-
Tatl cr better demart for on.
Whl thu yant NJ cuiet ard vithot h,1s 4, nate IN
rccs
G rr-i'Jill and n rrinaL
ERfNriStON --ARKEr-Our uerkct for prryisi1us ia
s-nertily steady.
sum- suiCt hut stead
c -'ce-oi, y Of sai-. fuf without change
Llns1- Uil--S-li Al S4sd31s e. L
LCNi,- n. ..gg 23l. p II C l1sals c!osoi to-lav at
- 'fsi flr n-Iley pud a a.
Brlas.if stea' sugar J.ist cter -r.c,es sales
Of IN oTtar -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

l- ,i.sa NEw YoEK, Sept. ..
It is aseertained that the burning Of the quaran-
tine buildings Gt Staten Island was decided on at
me sting Of citizens, beld yesterday al CSstleton.
Ray TOmpkins and Thcmas Burns, hotel keepers.
were active at this meeting. Tie b ard 4 Health
at asdeton also postei q hCldrel hsLdbIs sigTed
by their Chairman and tcFetary,. in which the
quarantine was denounced as q nuisance too IL
toerable to be borne, an, recommending the citi-
zens % protect themselves b. abating il with0ur
delay. The plan was to burn al the buildings and
place tbe sick in barge; tow them to the city and
Leave them anchored OF the Battery. The B1mber
Of sick is 81 several 4 7bom ar i-srly dead. No
disguise was attempted ~ the mob. Il Is said they
intended to IN the mail holdings tonight, but
the Presepce cf the poll will probably preyeEt it
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
IT, -

Ist Cotton Is used as it is purchased-On spOols
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste. ra -.tH ses.-
I'd. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines,) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thresd being used
from large spool.
Sd. nis very simple Jet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart TO be oiled. a.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulAr, and viii not MP though every fourth stitch
be cut ,----.- .-et..- -.....-F -i. ...--.r
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
4 This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited 70 call at the salesrOom Of the
subscriber aud examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at al times.
The services OF lady and the use Of amaehinC
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
at the room of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81, ,50per day
E SAMUEL HoPKIss.
Eorthrop 4 Spanelsr's Block,
mhSodbm:lso ----l ouperlor So. NJ stars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
QUARANTINE BURNED BY A MOB.
NEW YoRK, Sept. ..

The ouarantine Station at Staten Elcnd was at
tacked last night By mob Of 1000 men, end sew.
rsl ofthe buildings fired. The larg' hosrit-l build.
ngI. these used FIR hospital ctieLts, an DR..
Thonpson's private residence were entirely de-
Stroyef. Several ~th.r all bUildi, IS OF tse
n, efnises W re ais bred DIR. T.o-f n rallied
70 &c cf 60 men ard trie, T. Tr-tect is dwelli--,
bnt m " were 81 driven rgt. OEc man fl c DR. :
was IN dead BET re fria', the fever 'Ospitals-
T;,e mob %IHOVs6 tic patients ntheir mattresses
IN a d;sts5ea Ia-lngt'c- on the -r uas. in
I IIipepce r :, re outrage reSch2 this cit till s
o,ciSct tbis mo, .jne, ~ en- 4 arb-r police
rss 5esn,c - ~, ths scene, but they arrived tco
Iate 10 bs -fssrvice Th- inmates OF the Quarai,-
tine. ioget.ar witt, ibe r ysisl9,5, ia; III ned
fearing the N b inten ded t. take h9eH h'ss.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
NEWS FRt1J THE WEST.
LEAvENw~ETH, Aug. S9tI,
D. = L E.---.---- q. y =. --slIn ( ut


Per =. Z. Express to P--v vile, Sept l.
Advice from Utah to 7th Of A=g. are received.
TIE sixth regir mt f tfastry are ordered to
BS7i~ic, ctL
CeL Cen'y, l"f. IrfsEtry, viii two oupanies
+ tc 81 Dr-gc rs, an tr7c rO.1,e- rf the 6tk
1 fautrg, ere Sarsis II F IT ri ser.
f. llCwil.s fi'eers o. lea-s Ofat Senc,, have
left Uteh: C9L oJGe, Lie-ts. : f r az Psgrsn,
{ tn p Dr95cc.s; c s. ale az Ia man,
"a. t. Wary, Liert. Peek So InfE.try, Col. Al
sx3-d DIR arts carlir-r, G-rs - Dci,Ovcrt, end
Lifuts, Grrt r s'd Nc r.. ler # l6t'- fartr:.
- ~ " J lr Is -tip IL e.si = Il tieFCri
will p 2 ly % pl-tc their II .r1 tliS we@k.-
Ttc prosecution Ill > e = rr-w. Mist 9th
e.i,si--- far has bee TCIeiy state Its 4 the
arties VI dolly. .rp1 - y hs 4 er, thi, ear
Asjor SIERRA > better. lev t' -r'nTr W Tor
Fen Rid-cl,', Lc-t. D1 arrs / e-T.Ta- ,tlle Ma
i0r bling detainei as = Iae---F OF tie Bar
LEAvESwoRTH, Aug. 81, /
Per o. 5. Exp. TO Boorville, Sept. 2i-
Tke Salt Lake nail Wit cates tc the 7th August
Is arrived.
The eler to- # tle ID A--rzt passed o. quietly.
The "Geltil 5" hal an -prositi1n ticket but Alr.
s-crse, 4 Greer liver county, was the c-ly -
elccielt he Lei lct-r-- In salt Lake &c. the
ticket received cEly 50 vctes-
T Z. , oiEtr.ert by G-v. CullHing of Probate
jag i Tarsca and Green River ecunties csusel
- 'issatisfacti 4 enc2g tie Horno-s, fct all
Eas q iet 81 the dsESrture Of The mail.
Tirty ~ iers a 5ssSrtst from cen. j. hn-
stca'- T1Inas,.
Capt Trac- was ~ trial 1t Ce' FsIry 10
in-ub riiF atc p-Ef-ttt c ! Alexa-der.
Gel. H -l.-eI is ~ ERE T. OfegO1 with ths Ssh
Illa-try.
IT, rel from Evils Gate t Fort Bridger Is
stray7- wit cattle. Nine hundrei heal Of ,attl.
wera net 1T .-ig Sanay nine CT whilh ha- lied
that "a.
: CI.iel WiIlias7s' ccmmani was ret at SCOTS
BluG
T'c 7th InisItIy, (One thSasaLG men, Ind-r
Colo1 Morriso-, were at Platte Rriige, recrrn-
inc.
RE olanteers srL1er Col. BE were passed at Pt.
Laramie
B-tfeW InliaEs were seen.
Tic rivers were lew.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

q iesteriay was another busy day The
walks were blocked with boxes of goods, the
result of the days sales, and the fair shoppers
crowded the stores and walks of Superior street
There were at one time between fifty and sixty
carriages, wagons, drays, DE. between Seneca
and the Square on Superior ST. This, we think
shows signs Of busy fall among our merchants
We gladly hail all such signs and rejOi,e at the
prosperity Of Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
DEOMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
fatf WoRcEsrER. Mass. Sen. 2.

The Democratic State Convention oreanized this
mo1ning Mr.. Parmsrter. Of Middlesex, in the
Chair. After some preliminary bnsTness 2 vote
was taken ior PresidsLt, which resulted in the
election Of Gen JAS 8 Whitley + S-rlngfeld.-
He made a brief Ut -ery Srtine't leech, thank
ing the Convention for th houor conferred upon
upholdiEg the prircipias { tre -zsss1s-Se-.
Sraska sct-euioz zizing the present Administration
-condemuing tie acton Of Co.. "a, in the re
moyaI Of Jrdce Lorir-, aud advocatil; uion and
harmony fhe CONT nf6A isvery fin and Rar-
molious as yCt It IS impossible TO ( resse the
nominee. F.-7.-Ius I'D .'.f b 10 -i'-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

HMiIO Skinner, young man Of Windsor
met with severe sccideats q few weeks since.
While going into bsrn with j large load OF
hay, be took his fork to spur up the horses, the
stale caught in the mortice overhead, running
one of the tines through his thigh; commencing
on the inside of his right leg and coming odt at
his hip higher up, causing deep wound. The
hOrses Kept going, breaking che fork stale and
bending the tines as they passed through bis
thigh, and pressing him down into the hay
He was serIseless when found Bat i noedeing
weli-Askiabuia SsRffseL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

. We UNDERSTAND some hard feeling was
created BY statement in yesterday mornings
LEADER, in regard to the Church of tie No
tber of God" IN Cincinnati. The item was ta-
ken from an exchange, and so far as any i'll
will or slur at the Catholic Religion was inten.
ded, we cheerfully announce that no such OBJ
ject was held by US. We learn thai there is no
such church there.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

r R. AcCIDENT.-0n Wednesday morning
an axle of one of the stock cars on the Buffalo
& Erie road broke near Westfeld, n Y, oaus-
ing number of cars to be thrown from the
track and badly smashed. The passenger train
due here at $50 p NJ, did not arrive until mid
night in consequence ofthe delay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
has been good fortune to health many
thousands Of my cOuntry-women-
My success has excited the malice Of the envoUs and
jealous but their prosecutions have only to extend
and esAb sh my reputation Showers Of grateful offering.
have fallen ny pathway. from fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SOlOng held in aaecio and
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill, can Afford despss the efforts mischef-makers
and slandersrs
My fends have repeatedly urged place my msdi-
cine for producing menstr1aaR within the reach Of The
Ladies Of the United States but indposon
hed 50 occupied By qaaeks with their pernciOas
and fear that u1pncpled counfereers might pa uDoh
the public their worthless limitations have hithe ur
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
"ABIlE DE FEMME" in the United Sfaies
AT last yield the Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous Throughout: the
Old World
In regard the efficacy Of the 'AAIIE DE FEMME
need only say thai liquid i5un eEacfly such
ss have used in priee in France for year and
that has failed 70 secure satisfactory result
The "Ame de Femme" and measruaiiln stand the
lAtOn Of and effect alike powerful ogius;e
healthy menstrual low where has existed and 70
where II has been from any suppressed
In 5rderto guard agans; imposition wrapper Of dires
each bottle Of the Ane de Femme wil bear nv
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, S3O0 package
PARIS, January, ISL
For sale. Wholesale and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No % Superior street. CieEoand who will supply the
'Amie de Femme at the Propreior's pnoes.
sulO dkwlyG
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
-NN&z@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
RAILRoAp ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, sept =
As the train on the NOrther2 road was coming
in, crowded with passengers las. nigs.L freight
train on tie Central L a. vas backing dcwl 70 the
crosSinG aud into the last car OF G passenger
train, upsetting it, The following passengers were
injured;
Edgar Lobdail, probably fatally; Mrs. Ayres,
sEOSlCer cislOcated; Moses COav :, arm brOk n
and Injured internally; Capt. Washburne and Mrs.
c. P well, badly Cut over the face and hSSd.
All the foregoing are from West Troy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

RyNAwAY-Two horses attached to lumber
wagon, and belonging to countrynan, yester-
day became frightened while tied in front a
Kendall's store, and, breaking away started to
run up sIieet but were stopped after breaking
the pole Of the wagon. No further damage was
1ona
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

DELEGArE ELEcrIOS.-The following persons
were elected, last night, as Delegates to the
Republican County Convention to be held on
Saturday the 4th of September for the purpose
of nominating County Officers:
FIRST WaTd-C Bradburn. G Leiek. W
Sanburn, E. S. Root, J. B. Wilbar, James Hill
Second WaTd-P. Thatcher, A Roberts. W
ii. ShOll H Beekinburgh, A G. Lawrence, 4.
Everett.
Third. WGrd-M Barnett, l. Crawford, S.
Race, S. o. GriswOld, W. II. Potts, George
Tiilottson -, <EEE EFfA :
Fourth Ward-R. r. Herriek, F. W. Mar
seilles, A Theme, F. A. Brand, B. L. Spang-
Ter, T. S. Emerson
Fifth Ward-Dr. Rezuer, Vim. Collins, /. J.
Lewis, E. \. Deming, F. Holmes. Wm Beck
enbaugh.
Sinh WdTd-L W Bailey, Jas JenkinsOn,
Noah Castor, J. Mueller, Wm- Meyer, L. c
fTtatl NGrd-J. H, Miller, J. Nevel, l. B.
Eager, l. U, Masters: J. Furncll, - Schmidt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
Cn,rrrsror. S. C.. sept. l

The Mercury to-day contains TIE Attorney GEL
erals [ofS. CT opinion on TIE subject 4 the ne
sroes broU ght here in tie brig Echo. Ii is tie ef
feet that the Africans be retains y tie U. s Mar
shal, and that they are not subject 70 the laws Of
South Car lima
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
N. III. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the largest assomeu OF the most approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES Allhis glasses, whether for OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection bg machine
yof construction. Nththe greatest 50 as to
suit the eyes in al curing WeakasSs, Dizziness
Inflammation q the Eyes and ipaing strength or long
reading hne sewing.
u n. H. SOlomonson would here inform the public
that he employs any one in the sale Of lenses
CS- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCoPES, COAIPASSEs. sc, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
Roaiee 3s Superior street under the Ameriean Hotel.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
For Washing Infants and Children.

Mothers and Nurses vii fnl '.FONrAINEs CREAM
OF WILD FLOW Rs" superior TO al spirits, soaFs
lotions Is nch medcaied larher penstran; the skn,
prevents ohang and eruPons and prlm1tes that health,
delica-y and sweetness 50 pleasing in ch ldren.
70 REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS, Ec-
few applications viii produce the agreeable results
impaTting whit cIe4rpess AID beauty to the eof-
poxi0n. + c. FoNTAINE * co. s5 Broadway, and
No. Asior House, New York. sold BY all Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03

AYOUSe BlAR 5 kept as apet and piaything
at the Michigan Central Saloon, on the Dock.
1t IS Oftbe brown species, and is now about the
size of a three or four month old pig. The an
imal is quite playful, bot seems to have great
e- fondness for playing with watermelOns than
anything else. These he devours as voraciously
as if he was stealing them from some settlers
garden. HIS grOwls are, We presume. a taithfsl
imitation of the genuine article.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-03
FIRE.


FULTON, No, sep
A FIRE occurred here this morning at O'Clock,
burning two brick buildings including TIE Post
ofioe and several dwellings. Los S6O,OOO-insu.
rance small 1t is supposed to be the work Of an
incendiarv