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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

r oBIsON has now
On hand the largest and
B est assortment ofclothing
In Ohio, and is prepared to
5 ell all articles in his line,
Over 25 per cent. lower than ever
No charge for showing Goods,
SO come along one and all
RecolIect the place at the sign of the Big
Red COat-Hold your Horses. Give US call
and if we don't give you goods and prices to
suit you, don't buy.
oe2-Iw W. 5. Robson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

oHIO PArENTEEs.-The following patents
were granted to Ohio inventors during the week
ending Sept. % to J. B. Creighton, of Tiffin,
iOr improved coaches for railroad cars; to Ham
iltOn Lyon, of Cincinnati, for method of heating
ovens by steam to Thomas W Poole, of Bruns-
wick, for eultivAtOrs, and to G. L Harrington, of
Xenia, for stoves. James Crary, of MiddlePort,
had patent re-issued for his shingle machine
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MORNING LEADER.
LIE sMACk In sCHoOL

The following incident IN District School,
described by Mr. WILLIlN PIrT PALNER, Of New
York, President Of the Manhattan Insurance
Company, in an address before "The Literary So
eiety," in StOckbridge, Mass, his native home,
will take many whose heads are now streaked
with silyery hairs, journey back to bOyhood
and early life.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

lVTIf any ladies' wish to get their Muffs, Vic
torines, etc, altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs male up to their orders, E. RUFFISI,
81 Superior street, viii do It good and right
His stock of Capes, Muffs, etc, is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture,
and at lower prices than anywhere else
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

POLIcE ECoURT.-MichaelD DOnahue was charg-
ed with stealing several rings from M DOna-
van who had case of cheap jewelry at the
Fair Grounds. He was committed to prison for
ten days
ROsanna Murray arrested for stealing basket
from the store on the corner of Champlain and
Ontario street. She went into the store drunk,
and, on being told to leave, took blsket
with her worth sixty-seven cents. This was
testified to by the storekeeper, and the case
seemed clear against her, but her plea in de.
fence was a mastery (or mistrcssly) specimen
of logic and clearnesL She said ado We charge
me with stealing yer basket And wasn't
going to the doctors with my ewn basket to
get some pills for my child who had the inter-
mittent fever with basket, and didn't l set
my store in yer basket, and didn't take my own
basket with the doctor and the pills in it, when
/ your DasKeUs no wneTU near my DasEeT, /,
and nv basket was at the door close to where
your baskets were, and your baskets have
never seen from that day to this for my child
nav ~ NLl1 AuseiAAAttNA4t AthIAf AAio was dAscl
the basket with the doctor, with much, more OF
the sa me sort. She was sent to prison five
days.
George Smith and John Gibson for being
drunk, fined SIS and costs each.
William Mcintosh for assaulting Ellen Robin
son fined $50 aud ten days in the County Jail
Cecilia Robinson and Jane Howard, two
residents at James Green's hotel, were out shop.
ping Saturday and Jane carried off piece o.
silk from Whitney & AutOny's dry goods store
She wanted to show it to her mother to ask hel
advice as to purchasing, but as her mother liVet
in Indiana, the Mayor thought her intentions
were not as honest as they might be, and finet
her $50 and costs with Is days Imprisonment.
Mary Williams took shawl worth SIS from
Mrs. Potter, and marched off with It. Mary sal,
that Syracuse was her native place Onee' didn'
say how many native places she had She wa
committed to Jail for fifteen days.
William Van Tieth, the Frenehman who wa
before the Court few days ago, was agaii
brought up for being drunk. He was discharg
ed on condition that he would leave town in
stanter. He rushed out of the Court room 0
the rate of eighteen miles per hour, swingin
his hat, and at the same rate is by this tim
probably near New York or St Louis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

R The members Of ''the Association of the
Alumni of the Cleveland High School" are re-
quested to meet pursuant to adjournment, at
the Central High School building on Friday eve
ming next, the 18th inst at y O'Clock.
The election of Orator and Poet for the ensu-
ing year will take place and a full attendance is
desired. II. J. WHITTLESEY,
Recording Secretary.
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Urngs.

SOAP-LOw' Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, Cezs5E's Glyesrine, Musk and Hones
SOap--Earranted seuulne-for sale By
f-bs y W. SACKRIDER.
RRUShES-A hne assortment OF
IL Hair and COth Brushes also. Teeth Brushes Ivury
Bone, Buffalo Horn and sandal Wood. For sals ty
feb9 Z W SACKRlnER
L UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortea n Just received, gether with great variety
Zee E W. SACKRIDER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

There's nO,hin- good for the youthful blood"
As TO visit Prof Dickinson's Gymnasium, and
there use your strength in climbing ladders,
jumping over bars, flying around the ring, WELD
ing the "sceptres," DC There is the place
which, like the ancient Olympic games, shall
make men and warriors of US all Go to the
Gymnasium and there grow to be 'every inch
a man" Let the half hour you thought of
spending in beer saloon be passed in this
school of training, and your strength shall be
increased until ''the manly art of self-defence"
shall be as natural to you as it is to the animals
Try it on"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

Custom HoUsE-The work on this building
is going on rapidly. The pavement is now being
laid before and around it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12
NHF MN n0MINION, TEA POT

THE OLD DOMINION TEA POT.
Il -Just received supply OF the -'Od Dominion" Tea
Pot THIS article, requiring only oNE-a4LF me
Tea generally used beverage obtained much 81
nor the ordinary infusion OF Tea. the Coftee made N
the aOld Domin0n Clee Pit Is superior 70 Coffee ma ue
in the common boer, and particularly adapted % Bsc
Tea
Also a supply OF the "OLn DOMINION" COFFEE Per
AIs % INC ie'''A FSl;G' TNSwoRTH y cos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

n Rose & Brother are selling Fresh Pork,
Salt Pork and Sausages at Z cts. per ID.
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Invariably in Advance.

Zen lines OF tins IAgats) Typs make one square
aAdvrtisemeufs Leaed and placed IN column OF special
Easiness Notices, double the ordinary rates.
Yeariv Adverng Contracts will be understood 10 appg
ariir the Ine1late Business 81 the Alerser and al
Ofho advertiseueuis BY the advertiser vii Be
charged extra ,
nu1 RELIGIOUS Nurices. - per cent. discount
Business Notices Editorial Column VIII be chsrgod Al
the rate OF IS cents . line each Insertion
All Transient Advertisements be paid for IN adv ancs
Alreriseeuts Inthe Weekly square ess three
zuuths or less same daily.
Advertisements Daily and Weekly II be charged 9
rer cent extra
IsraEes ard Deaths not erceedngte lines 3 cents
Hiii' o. is1i's i'e'' '' n coWiES K Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

GU1TAR.-J. II. TEoNAs, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. II,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12
THE TESTIMONY OF THE Rocks,

.HHE IESIlMON1 OE THE Rocks
TO Lime Burners Masous. Builders Captains. an 1
al others who may wish for the hnest quality OF pure gray
Lime Stone.
An e4perlence oftuenty-sir years this bushes
rants me nedgiug sell Lime Stone Of the best
Quail cheaper quarter cf dear per cord than they
BE- obi aimed ELSEWHERE, and block stone o. anE dine
SONS rough cut ln addlt on put le
stone aboard vessels the rate OF 33ltons daily have
good wharf with u f. ct water. an buoy TO haul on ny
Wharf mile above (or west) Of the Marble Head
Light House
June , f5s-iun6.d6m 201 ALEX CLEAloNS-
- a. POWERS-Merchant Tailor,
De IS Bank St under the Wedde keeps constantly on
hand choics stock Clcths. Cashmere and Nestings
which he will make up IN the most approved stylee
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. IL, 1855.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

FI-aIN AND UIlNAlI IN TAI FTtIN IINI-
e Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descTIuO
dono at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office
tie latest impr we'd and rapid presses The
best STYLE shoH notice, and reasonable rates Par
tcalar attention paidto blank work Every description
OF Bning done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ-
as, Sales Books. Rec-iyns Books, SC. sc.
p For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourth
page.
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Mlisltllaleons.
Mouse Furnishing .1rftctes.

ECEIV ED THIS ID AN-
HI Enamelel Preserving Kettles,
Euameled Sauce Pans,
Oyster BrOllerss
Fire Irons and stand,
SandIne Openers,
Cake Turner'S.
Cramb BIT she's
Table Mats,
hIIncing Knives.
Potato Washers,
STEAK Founders,
Knife Baskets, &C.
FOGG. ENSWORTH CO.
fSsvv Nos D "a g25 4 2fT SuneriuI-st-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

FALL GOODS! +!
Taylor, GriStCOId g. Co.,
Superior Street, First Store above Bank,
ARE PREPARED to offer to the
"A. Trade, at Retail, a Large and ~ell selected
STAPLE AND FANCY
ID RY G O 0 ID S !
Comprising in part an unusual variety Of
lKRW STYLE Dress GOODS.
Ia tbs Department may be iOaza
PRINTED CoTELINEs. CEis,on'sJ
Bo1s DE BoLoGNE PoPLINs
MERINos. CAsHMERES.
RICH NEW STYLES n DELAIEEs,
EMBROIDERED ROBES.
BAYADERE ROBES.
ROBES AoUILLE anl
KIN 1iiA-sAN hDDA-os
All Of the
Latest ImpOFtatiOns,
AND NEWEST DESIGNS.
SHAWLS.
PLAID wooLEN sHAwLs-aii styles;
BRoCHE sQAURE AND LONG SHAwLs,
CIRCULAR STELLA sHAwLS,
STRIPED BRoCHE sHAwLS,
PRINTED SILK sHAwIS,
ZEPHYR KNIT sHAwLS.
DOMESTIC GOODS AND FLANNEIS.
BLEAcHED AND B.owN sHEETINGs,
sHIRTINGs
DRILLINGS.
CANTON FLANNELs,
BED TICKING,
APRON CHECKS. &C
An-wOol
American,
FLANNELs
Our elegant Siock Of
CARPETS,
1. n, opea to Inspection At oar Sales Rooms, consist
ing d
BRUSSELS
THREE-PLYs.
INGRAM,
DUTCH
CARPETIN
SUPERIOR OIL CLOTHS.
COCOA NUT MATTNGs,
DOOR MATS, &c.
FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY.
DAMAsKs
PIANO COVERS,
LINEN TABLE COvEhs
RUGS, sc, sc
splendid assortment OF
HOSIERY GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
EMBRoIDERIES.
RIBBONS.
LINENS,
COTToNS.
CLOTHS, &c, sc,
Long experiences nthe Trade and a undaut facilities for
buviuE Goods 10 the best advantage will to
sure our customers that we can offer them Inducements
SECOND TO NO HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK
We the-efr respectfully invite the Ladies Of Cleveland
and country AIners Country A ohaats aud all buy ers
Of Goods in our Gne To ea and examine stock and
TAYLOR, GRISwOLD q CO.,
| oc7 dEw4n 2I6 Suneror = first Si0re ahoyeBlek
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B U Y re
STEWARDS
NE w
COOKING STOVE,
And save one-third of your fuel bill.
8 % PE 5


AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9.PUBLlC
" . SQUARE (South sllel has lnst reeely ed iIesh
fen ne lslaisc5ry one the larsesi and best assrt
mems O' ENAsIELED CRATES,
Ever brought 20 market He always sees o. HAa1 ~
best uewss and approved styles OF CoohlNS anu
other kinds OF STON Is
ManHfaetursd Expressly for this MARKET, and
WarTaated 10 gre perfect satisfaction
IL ,ls, - cstsuflr suspIi-d with an assortment Of
Woolen Ware aud House Furnishing Arilc es and has o.
hand and manufactures large STOCK o. I'm SSi ~
sheet Iron Ware all OF which AIUSI AND WILL SE-
SOLD, at wholesale or retail for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
An kinds OF JOBBING, ROOFING, EANE IIoUSHiI
ING; &c &C done the most knaniks TnaheI anu
On SHORT NOTICE. ri, - -. o,
The uro1f the padding Is lutne " - ~
80 please call bsf6re purchasing elsewhere at ne o'd ana
sBusks patent Hotel Cook Stoves, two sizes, $50
70 't'eN- W L. MARVIN,
mv25.lSwIy No. 9 Sluth slae faoLle S!..I..
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K. r. r,

III L4ALI II " IIIIlI IN AHL OhO No
IL follow the use OF kadWay's X. R. Remedies. Ther
sick diseased weak feeble OF crippled
with pain or inmliIts, but that Railways Ready Relief
Reuovatng ResOlveuf Regulators, the the
disease may require will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist OF RaiWays Ready Relief Rad
way's kenovating Resovent, Railways Regulators Eacn
Of these remedies possesses special curative powers
certain diseases Yet there other diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties are reouire. and
when thus used If there IS Sufficient lie and sfrens with
IN the diseased dying LOdy sustain their arou the
patient will live and be restored to health
Pam, K. R. Relief,
Acute Diseases, X. R. Relief
Intammalory Diseases Relief aud Regulators
Malarlnus Diseases, Relief and Regulators
ConsosuEe Diseases, Reiiei and Regulators
ocrniulous Diseases, RenOvating Resolvent
Chronic Diseases Renovatinc KesoIveuf
Syphihuc Diseases, ReuOvating Ilesolyent
Constitutional Diseases, Resolvent and Regulators
SIN Diseases. Renovafing R,solveuf,
Nervous Diseases, ResOlvent. Relief. Regulators
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12


CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
Many diseases that aiecf humIuitv Inherited as he
looms hum the diseased bodies OF sickiy sres Scro1a
Consumption, y phs and Fits among the most com
mon Of Constitutional diseases New, care not how
many gene atious the seeds o these diseases may have
WAYS REEovATrNG REsOLvESr ~i eradicate IRON ne
bodies u the acied particle Of diseased deposits
and NIL the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHiLDREN'S DISEASES.
kADWAf.s kENoEATING RESoLvENT should be hailed n
blessing by eveTy mother. throughout the lanI whose
infants ara cted with Sores HumoTs Se. Ti ~ break
zss 0ut tnus earlyl evidence lscse Transmitted
rom the parent stock A few doses Of the RESayATIVs
hksoLv E will eradicate every vetise o. the dr. an
insure the child s0und And healthy body.
R.RR
R R-Radway's Beady Reh-f tor Headache zhsths
sfk nervous; Rheumatism, Paralysis Lumhasu Cout
Neurals1, Io0thache, Snall Po1 Fevers Swollen Jnipf
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever Paias around The Live
Peurlsy. Measles Heartburn. and Pains of All kinds
kedWays Ready Rehef will, IN lew minutes, change
the uilseres ygu suiier 70 IIys Of pleasure.
X X. h-RadwaY's Reu0vatng Resolvent for the rufs
Of chr0ulc dis asessur as Scraulous and Syphc Cum
plauts Cnusu AID other affections the Lungs anu
Throat indurllnu and Enllrsemeuts OF part Eruutvr
and ether DISEASES Of the Skin. Nodes Tum0rs Ulcers Dvs
peps and all other diseases arising from impure
Of the Blood
RR R-Rsdway's Regulators will cure efiectualv an
speedily, CostIveneSs Indigestion Inflammation Of the
Bowels Dys1epsia. Liver Complaint, Diseases OF the
Heart and Kidneys, Female Complaints small P0 Feycry
Measles. &c, &c- Whenegerthe system OF order
dose OF Railways Regulators will restore regularly
No female shOuld be without them
X X r. Remedies are sold b. Druggists everywhere.
GAYLORD 4 Co. and W. FIsKE, AGENTS, Cis,s
land. Ohtn fehEf-9l8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-12

Long experience the Trade and a undaut facilities for
huying Goods 10 the best advantage viii warrant rs 10 as
sure our customers that we offer them Inducements
SECOND To NO HOUSE WEST OF NEW YORK
We therefor respectfully invite the Ladies Of Cleveland
,pd country ner Country Ne chants, aud all buy ers
az Goods in our line To call and eramiue stock and
TAYLOR, GRISVyOLD q CO.,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21
BALTIMORE, May 9, 1858.


ToBAcco. Maryland Tobacco begins TO arrive
pretty freely. and the demand being quite active
at the moment, shippers take all that is offered =
There is some speculation, however, as TO the exc
tent of the present demand many suppcsing II TO
be only temporary, for the purpose Of filling up
vessels now partly loaded. Prices, however, are
fuy supported, and the sales comprise all that has
been inspected, al $4S7 for inferior to good Mary
land crop, and SSCdl for superior quality. There
has been some stir in Ohio tobacco, and the sales
reach 700 hhds. viz: 375 hhds. yellow spanged,
fine yellow and choice, and 325 hhds. common to
good reds and spanged, at the following rates, viz:
common spangled. mixed with green, Sc TO so !;
common to middling red spangled, So so to so ];
good TO fine red and yellow spangled, 5000; good
to fine yellow, including choice hhds. $ll@l5 =
Limited parcels Of Kentucky Tobacco have chang
ed hands this week at about So for medium quail
ity, We quote as before, viz: S. SOFAS 50 for
Tugs, 81 50@s so Tor medium leaf, and 1912 for
wrappers The inspections of the week are $50
hhds. Maryland; 227 hhds Ohio as hhds Ken
lucky and hid. Virginia Total 653 hhds.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21

Vocal Music - Mr.. ]. Clark, teacher of Vocal
Music, has arrived In this city, and proposes 10
open class for the instruction of pupils at the
Baptist Church, on Wednesday night next. Mr..
c. is Just from the Musical Convention recently
held In Washington City, aud comes TO us recon-.
mended al gentleman of high attainments in his
profession. We notice commu nication in the
LewistOwn tPa) Gazette, which speaks of his
success as a teacher aud vocalist of no ordinary
merit, and we doubt not he will fully sustain the
reputation which natural talent and artistic ac-
quirements have secured for him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21
Approximation Prizes
100 FTILes umuuHIIHB tU''''''' 80 1o~UiVUO
Whole Tickets $IO-HaIves So
QUARTERs Q so.
Plan Of the Lottery.

The Numbers from to SC. 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
separate slips of paper, are encrced with small tin
tubes and placed in one Wheel.
The first Asst Prizes, similarly printed and en-
circled, are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, anda number is
drawn from the Wheel of Numb, rs, and at the same
time prize drawn from the other wheel. The No
and prize drawn out opened and exhibited to
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners;
the Prize being placed against the Number drawn
This operation is repeated until all the prizes are
drawn out.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21
CLAKxsvrLLE. TREs.. May 20. 1853.
To MEssks SMfrH AND BalrHRoP,

v niGshNs NSitH eNu
Gentlemen III beg leave to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your communication Of the 18th inst,
10 which you request posiponcment Of the perfor
mances announced at the Atheneum" for
Thursday evening, May goth, to avo old opposition
to that charitable object of the ladies' aud gente-
men interested ia the getting up Of May Supper,
for the beJeft Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. In reply, have much pleasure in Sta
ting that, approving Of ths object contemplated,
and in Difference TO your wishes, as also 10 the
earnestly expressed desire Of numerous other citi
gems, the entertainments alluded to will be post
poned till Friday evening, Nay 2lst
tits only justice TO myself to add that this alter
alton Of the programme has involved very con-
siderable sacrifice, both to myself and Mr., Lo-
rsine, who viii, in consequence of the postpone
ment. be obliged to travel all night In order 10
return to Nashville on Saturday morning to meet
engagements Of importance. Feeling assured
that this will meet with your due appreciation,
Iremain, yours, &C.,
w. H. SHOOK
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21
CtAnKsviLI.r. Nav IS. 1858.

Ma. SHoeK--Dpar Sir At the request Of the
ladies, mansgers, &c.. Of the Supper to come Of
on to-morrew night, for the benefit Of the G.
Church, we are requested TO say TO you tha, they
have been At great trouble and expense 70 prepare
the snme, they also expected 90 continue Il on
Friday night provided circumstances seemed 10
Justify. They regretexceedingly TO learn that your
Of those nights; they respectfully ask you 10 dc
cline performing on those nights but more espe-
chilly tom orrow night, they fear ii Will greatly
Interfere with them
Respectfully, GEORGE SMITH. !.
WIN. BALTHR0P.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21

t. " The pasiiss who contracted to build the low
er Red River Bridge, have gone 10 work In earnest,
and their experience in such work and the superior
manner In which they execute IT give ssurance Of
safe and substantial structure. The medel of
he proposed Bridge, drafted by the city eng ineer,
Mr.. G. c. Breed, is, we think. unsurpassed in all
the requisites for such strocture--combining
strength, cheapness and durability. The mod el is
SIX feet and half in length, aud its strength has
been tested by tbs imposition of about two thOus
and pounds, which weight fate to spring jOiut,
II is built. One hundred tons will have as little
effect upon the full-sized Bridge which will never
be tested by one fourth Of that weight. The mod
81 can be seen, by the curious, at the Bank Of
America.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21

~ Ma PRIcE. the artist, is again in our midst
Mr.. Price is painter of decided merit, and IL evil
Fillmore Is sufficient to place the matter beyond
doubt. Mr.. Price is also a high-tOned and honor.
able gentleman, and we bespeak for him liberal
share Of patronage, Wepresume he viii resume
his employment as oOlOrer of photographs for Mr.
w, J. McCormac. Success attend them both.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21
Approximation Pl ICES.

The two preceding and two succeeding Mum.
bers to those drawing the first Prizes will be en-
titled to the % Approximation Prizes For exam
pie: No 1880 draws the $40 900 Prizes, those
Tickets numbered 1928, ll249, 1881, 1889
will each be entitled to $500. II Ticket No. $50
draws the $30,00D Prize. those Tickets Numbered
548 $40, ssh, $50, will each be entitled TO $500
and ,on according to the above scheme.
900 Prizes of 800 will be determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws $40 900 Prize.
For example, II the Number drawing the SIC, 00O
Prize ends with No l then all the Tickets where
the lumber ends In will be enttl I'D to $40. II
the Number ends with N o 2, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends with WIN be entitled tc
500, aud so on 90 o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates which Is the risk;
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets, $s(
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21

SEE Prof, Goodwin's advertisement In another
column. Prof. G. Is we'll known to our citizens as
successful teacher OF dancing, and as he has re.
moot fashionable dances, those wishing to become
adept in stripping the fantastic toe" should no.
sutier thePresent opportunity 10 go uaimproved,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-05-21
@. II. SMITH.
T. D. LEONARD, Auctions.r.
CLARKsvrLLE. Nav 20.
SALES Of 90 H0gshead. TObaooO By Q.

Sales of 90 Hogsheads Tobacco by O.
81. Smith, at his Fire-Proof Warehouse
Sc 90 6 60 90 6 O5 TO 6l5 6 IS z 90 Is
$50 6 10 30 GO SO, at 6 Is, 100 S 80 G.
100 90 6 Is s 90 s so & 20 BIS 8 30 8 en- 8,
as 8 60 eos 9S5 60 10 g 80 g % g so, 4
at IS, s65 9 rs 975 9 SO 8 10 rs so 90,
2 65 9 so 4 at 81 IS, 5 at 9 IS. at rs, 9 at so
IS SIS 10 90, 1920, IS, 10 IS IL 05 ii 05
IL 05. fE
Tobacco is arriving slowly and prices are slight
y improved from sales of last two or three weeks.
G. II. SMITH