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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

Doors, suoEs AID BRoGANs,-rhe particular at
tsnion Of buyers is called large sale Of boo shoes and
brogans to lake place this day at o'clock auction
Of + Roger Co., No Is Old ievee street. Terms sale
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Great Ftre at cairo.
TRIUMPH OF LILIES CHILLED IRON S

We learn by dispatch from B. r. Abbott Agent Of Illinois
Central Ralroad that the valuable books and papers of the
Company saved in one of LI5LIE's CHILLED IRON
SAFES This is the second time these Safes have their
books Cairo within the past year.
Lilies Pstelt CHILLED ON SAFES for sale at II Maya
zine street.
]. G. NEwCoMB,
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Southern Enterprise .qheadg
EN- MERY'
2 CORN RusRTNG MAe9Ty1

EN- ERY's
PATENT coRN.RUsKING MACHINE,
Now on Exhibition at No. 30 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity utility and durability surpasses
anything for that purpose brought before the public
worked by atredde with the foot and fed with hands,
huskng from 800 600 bushels per day. against the old
toned BY hand Of which 20 bushels large days
Another advantage besides saving time the huskng
is that this machine prepares the bk the most perfect
for mattresses which worth from $50 TO 800 per tun as
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally invited call andtes
the merits of these machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 30 Camp st.,
Az 2ptf Owner of the Paentf for the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

TuE SALE Of Diamonds, Gold Watches, and Jewelry
viii bs continued this day at O'clock by PI4cido Spear
auconeer at MI Docteas store Royal Toulouse
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BO11MnbGE7s
b L S VI p HITE OF LIME.

ID L > ~ l. L IL Il II y T. l. L M Il.
Thepropretor Of the NEW ORLEANS SOUTHERN CHEM
GCAL WORKS anxious disappofn regular
toners Of the establishment compelled of diff
Guilty anticipated Of filling the unpecedentedy large
that Icing daily received inform all the old patrons
the BI-SULPHITE OF LIME manufactured at the great
Southern Works. that unless they in their early
them eligible place the order BOOKS
disappointment may be experienced in their receiving It, which
would be yexatous both parties Already preparations
been completed the Works make having
FORTY THOUSAND BARRELS OF THE BI-sULPHITE
prepared but this large quantity would be insult
aeient unusually heavy the orders received from old
customers and many ones who heretofore have either
employed this valuable deecaor, have procured
from other manufactures.
The strength of the BISULPHITE being manufactured
at the Southern Chemical Works of H. BONNABEL will be
found uniform and Of greater strength than other PERIOD
pains expense having been spared bring this
ble chemical product perfection possible and
make worthy of he high character the Southern
already secured with the Sugar Planters Of the
Planters desirous have the GENUINE BI-SULPHITB
OF LINE, manufactured the Southern Works should 8pe-
city particularly in their orders through their merchants
address themselves directly to
H BONNABEL,
No Front Levee,
ola 2ptf&W between Crstomhouse and Benvile SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

HAVANA Rev, CIGARS AND sUGAR.-Messrs. S. De
Wiser Co. "a Magazine street, store and for sale
large lot of white and bro Cuba Havana cigars
Of various brands and landing pipes Havana white
rum. WereFer to advertisements
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.Norenat,s Restaurant,

NV60Wg
127 CANAL STREET.
During the past this welknown establishment has
been reed and put in complete order and such
made guarantee Patrons all tmes delca-
Cies the markets afford.
The public may assured that nothing will be left undone
part maintain the reputation that MoREAU's" has
hitherto sustain edha of being of the best Restaurants
the United States.
RHODES & MOULIN,
Proprietors Moreausn
nl7 2pf No. III Canal street.
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$50 prizes amounting Bs90 m
Whole Tickets, $lOi Halves, IS; Quarters 81 So
S5-A Circular showing the Plan Of The Lotteries VIII h,
sent to any desirous of receiving It.
5000 Prizas of $50 will determined by the last
anber thatdr the 100000 prize, sxaps II tb,
number drawing the 900 prize with No then all tb,
ckets where the namber endBn will entitedto 49,
the number ends with Ho2 then tickets thsus
Ser ends in 2w be entitle5to $50, and so on 90.
Certificate Of Packageof 10 Whole Tck Tckets.......Bst
10 Half .,..,....... 70
10 Quarter. ..,.......,, 20
1O Fights :. .....,,,, 10
1N ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTrFICATEs
Enclose the address Tickets ordered On
Epeepto ot Whch they will be forwarded BY frst mall
aTchasea have tickets ending in any fgurs y
rna,as
is Of drawn Numbers and Przos will be sent to ptr.
-. - innladiatey after the drawing.
EarehasRrs will please write their signaureg plain II
81 Ie n Fas Office, County and State.
Rsaaepatqr that every Prize drawn and payable
wihout d9nction.
sAileommanieslion strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets r Certihcstes to
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Box &c s, Post.Ofice New 0rlean- La or
WOOD, EDDY Il CO.,
e1k sp@1 Augusta, Georgia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

BUILDERS are notified that large quantities of
Welsh slate for roofing English ridge tile have just been
received and offered by the AGENT Mr. J. B. Brown, at
No l41S Commercial Place. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30
CrOcke,.y, China, Glass,
And
HOUSE -FURNIs HING ARTICLES.

.
Samuel E. MOORE & co.,
No. 40 CAMP STREET,
Have in Large Stock Of articles necessary for
Housekeeping, among which are
SILVER PLATED CASTERS
TABLE ANB TEA SPOONS AND FORKS.
CORDIAL STANDS
TEA SERVICES, ETC.
JAPANNED TRAYS.
:. CHAMBER SETS.
BRITANNIA METAL CASTERS
COFFEE POTS, TEA POTS, PITCHERS.
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES AND FORKS,
WOODEN WARE.
TIN WARE,
HAIR BRooHs AND BRUSHES
DOOR AND TABLE MATS, etc.
Ea All goods sent TO of the city free of charge
nils 2p6
Holiday Presents.
Just received, splendid assortment Of
Bronze and Marble CLIO JKs,
Bronze STATUES and CANDEBABRAs
Bronze, Marble and Biscuit GROUPS,
Bronze and Porcelain LAMPS,
Porcelain and Crystal VASES
Liquor STANDS and CASES,
TOILET SETS, etc., etc.
Iuaid Rosewood and Psper Macbe WORK BOXES Dressing
Cases Writing Desks Tea oaddies Cabinets Cigar Cases
and Portfolios.
FINE JEwELRY-o the latest Paris styles.
GOLD INLAID Shell Cigar Gases and Snuff Boxes SILVER
Snuff and Match Boxes.
"A beautiful assortment Of
IVORY AND SHE'LL TUCKTNG COMBS,
Ivory and Gold Head Gamer.
Also
A splendid assortment of
IMITATION JEwELBY IN SETS = Suitable for Evening
Dress. For sale by
LION d PINsARD,
d2O 2plOt IS and So Royal street, corner Bienvile
Christmas GYsd .YesO Year GtfTs !
HYDE & GOoDRICH's,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN PELICAN.
We offer this usual sgs chace assortment
NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
confident that for richness unsurpassed in the
Southern country
It includes articles of SILVER WARE, SUITABLE FOR
PRESENTS,
Manufactured i'm New Orleans.
JEwELRY and FANCY GOODS of every description, Sc.
lected by one Of the firm from the markets Of
New York. Frankfort
Birmingham, Mannheim,
Sheffield, Geneva
London, Florence
Paris, Rome and
Berlin, Naples
aB-No profits paid to Northern Importers Commission
HYDE & GOODRICH,
dis 2ptf corner Canal and Royal ss
Superior BGGpak Books,
At
sTATIoNERs' HALL,
81 Camp street,
And BANK PLACE.
On hand, and for sale at REDUCED PRICES, sets of
Blank Books,
Such as LEDGERs,
JOURNALS,
DAY BOOKS,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS, etc..
Made of the best English and American
LAID AND WoyE PAPERS.
The Mediums Royals Super Royals from 500 to 1000
pages each, superbly bound in Russia Leather.
Also
PATTERNS TAKEN
Ruled and Bound to any desired STYLE manufactured
from the very best materials
D. FELT & sTETsoN,
54 Camp street.
General stationers Printers Manufacturers
d28 2p6t WIN. H. SLACK, late Wm. H. Slack Il Co.
Sheffield Plated Ware.
wehaye just received lars invoice of
!sEEEz zsEZzsED .EsE44z1D GOODS,
Consisting Of
RICH CAsToRs,
WINE AND LIQUOR STANDS,
FRUIT AND CAKE BASKETS,
CANDLRsTICKS
WATERS. ETC.,
Which We offering at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
BOWLES & JUDSON,
House Furnishing Store,
dS 2pH II Camp street.
CEertsEmeds and Holiday
GIFTS
VERY RICH CAMEO,
CORAL and
LAVA SETS.
DIAMOND PINS and RINGS
EMERALDS IN PINS AND RINGS at
W. A. WILSON'S,
d20 2pl2t IS Canal street.
| l----
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-30

ORLEANS THEATER.-The great opera Of aThe
Prophet" is to be repeated at the Orleans tonight.
with its usual great cast.
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1Epe soastNer,a OI Company.

The Southern OtE Company.
The undersigned having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for
The sale of the products by the SOUTHERN
OIL CoMPANY's Factory Mobile, now prepared to
urnsh
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to WINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
lublcating purposes
Paint OH,
Suitable for every description of PAINTING and for ALL
GoLoRs, except white or extreme light shades.
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus
Deck OIL.
Of superior quality for decks of ships and seambC ats.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found of superior quality perfectly clean
free from all impurities.
The Machinery Gil fully guaranteed when uchased Of
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For sale by the resident agent the works Mobe by
G. G. BOGERT & CO.,
Agents of the Company,
sec 2ptf&W 72 Camp street, N. o.
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ps- Havana ana Key west correspondence
ON second page.
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Rtch Stock

A@ENA& SkWGkh
= r W = Lit Y FANCY GOODS
WV AA-a1S' NH- EEsSs
-.Sp-
Just opened from steamship Cahavba, by
= rvrrp
h6A
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Ogd Dominion Coffee Pot.

Gltd DOmei1stO1a Coffee Pot.
This Cofeemaker which is by universal al
lowed be the very best invention for ensung the good
Coffee is anecessty which has been long felt Its action is
simple certain having fo principle retention
peculiar of the Coffee which usually disspaed in
Full instructions furnished with each one. We
have them of all Sizes from 10 four quarts sale
House Furnishing Store of
SAMUEL E. MOORE & CO.,
d4 2ptf No 40 Camp street
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s ,51O PRIzE S ~

ssss- MAGNIFICENT SCHEME TO BE DRAWN
5CH SATURDAY IN JANUARY
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Ladies' Pattern
EMP ORIUM OF FAsHIONi !
NM R3- GAmWS
DREss-MAKER,
Corner of Canal and Ch artres streets,
Over Mullen Co.'s Store,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,
PATTERNS
CT OAKS AND MANTILLA AS,
New and very Graceful
3 Il s q CTE rD74a rs rs,
A great variety Of
NEW AND VERY ELEGANT SLEEVES,
variety Of Beautiful and Appropriate Designs for
LADIES' WRAPPERS,
Capes, Berthes, Hoods, Sacks. Under Car
ments, etc.,
Including Bridal, OPERA Evening Home Promenade and
Costume DRESSES, Of Elegant and Appropriate Designs.
THE cHrLDREN's DEPARTMENT
Is unusually full and attractive among which included
variety Of MISSES and BOYS oyER-DREss of entirely
ew Design adapted all ages materials and variety of cli-
mae; also, BOYS and MISSES APRONS Capes, Manhes
and Sacks.
Boys Plain and Fancy Suits.
Also appropriate Patterns of every conceivable article
neeted with an nfanto First Wardrobe also for one year
old and upward. She also manufactures to order
ALL THE ABOVE-NAMED ARTICLES,
having every facility for doing work with dispatch and in
the best manner possible. nlT 2Dtf
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This Company organized for the purpose of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry Merchandise Bag
and Packages to all parts of the United States and Havana
We also prepared do General City Express and Bag
Business in connection with the New Orleans Opelousa
and Greet Western Railroad.
Will call for and deliver with dispatch and reasonable
rates Baggage Freight Packages and from parts of the
city Of New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
to forward the minute article any destination, and
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. E. REDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
W. H. HENNING,
Propretors.
R-Authorized Agents Bombsler Co.'s Island of Cuba
Express. az 2ptf
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: PLAN oT sINaIE NBMpEaf.

Skty Thousand Tickets.
4 sfhp
ssELY ONE PRIZE TO BVERY NINE TICKETS
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wines. EtQlgOY.s. etc..

No. Front Levee,
ola 2ptf&w between Cpstomhouse and Bienyille sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
ouc ain Of the ssRow Of Beans y,

The editor of the Plaindealer has had a good
deal to say in relation to the frauds alleged to
have been perpetrated at the late election in the
way of spurious or counterfeit tickets 1t Is
true upon counting the votes in the First Ward
it was found that As democrats voted the ticket
without Joseph W. Gray's name upon it. Up
on some the name was stricken out, upon 9TH
ers it was cut out, and upon 4 number 1t was
omitted altogether, Such was probably the case
in other Wards of the city.
But who eOuntsgfsited the Republican ticket,
and voted the same with joseph ". Gray in
serted in place of Edward Wade At whose
office were those tickets printed Perhaps the
editor of the Piaindeaier can explain At all
events quite number of those tickets it is
known went into the ballOt-box of the First
Ward, and into those of other Wards Not
withstandipg all this Joseph W. Gray failed to
carry the city
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
Minnesota Election

% From the returns in the MinAssOtias, we
learn that the whole Republican ticket in Hen
nePin county is elected In st. Anthony, the
Republicans have elected their Senator and one
Representative. On the west side the Republi-
cans have elected their four Representative
making the representation from the county
stand the same as last year. In Washington
county, as far as heard from, the Republican
candidates for Senators and Representatives
were from 25 to 40 ahead of their competitors
Advises from Scott county indicate the election
of two esentatives-Messrs. Brown and
DOOley-to the House. The other member is
in doubt. This is gain to the Republicans =
For the Senate the chances were about even
1t is believed that the Republicans have carried
q portion, if not their whole ticket, in Dakota
county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

erty into Territory that be has any other. and
of course subject 70 the same eonditiors- Sup
pose one Of your merchants should take SlOO,-
600 worth of groceries into Kansas. You have
a right TO go there under the decision, but when
you get there, you find the Maine Liquor Law
in force. You cannot use it-cannOt sell IT. 1t
is subject to the local law, and that law Is
against you What can you do with 1t
A VoIcE-You would drink it.
JUDGE DOUsLAs-The best YOU can do is to
bring it back to Illinois and sell it. If you take
your negroes there, as Col jeff Davis says in his
Bangor speech, you must take them there
subject to the local law II they want it they
will protect and encourage it; if they don't
want 1t they will withhold that protection
The absence of local legislation excludes it as
completely as positive prohibition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
The Ron.reh RaIIoon Rnce

The great balloon race between G"dard and
Steiner, from Cincinnati, proved to be a small
humbug so far as two or three days journey
was concerned. They got of together from
Cincinnati at a. P NJ, but their sky-fight last
ed but about six hours instead of forty-eight OI
seventy as promised. They travelled at first rate
railroad speed towards Sandusky, and probably
reminded by their near approach to old Erie OF
the sad fate of poor Thurston, they preferred
terra frma in Ohio to a cold bath or stopping
place IN the wilds of British America Steiner,
the despatch states. held out the longest and
travelled few miles the farthest. What goOdl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
A TERRIFIC Tornndo.

The town of New Ulm, some 30 miles west
of St. Peter, Minnesota, was nearly destroyed
by tornado on the lst inst. Six buildings were
entirely destroyed, and not single building la
the town escaped without injury. The front Of
the Post Office was blown out, and its contents,
together with the dry goods of the store in which
it was kept, were scattered over the prairie in
every direction The mail stage was blown .
distance of 25 rods and torn to pieces, one wheel
being broken from the axle Strange to say no
person was killed, and but few much injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
Loss Of Prop. Garden CIty.

We learn by the Wisconsin of the 18th, that
the propeller Garden City, with 1900 barrels Of
salt and Sc tons of car wheels for Chicago, went
ashore on Thursday night, on Little Point Sau-
bic. She was got aaOat on Sunday, and in tow
of the tug SalvOr started for Grand River. At
ter being towed ten miles the propeller went 10
pieces, and sank in twenty fathoms of water,
taking down one of the SalvOr's steam pumps
worth $1,000 The Garden City is a total loss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
MARRIED,

AT Collamer the 18th inst. bV Rev Franklin Hsgn-
nis, Or o e. HENDRICK, Of Cleveland, aud Miss sA-
RAlI 5. PAGE, Of CollameT-
In Pymsath, Richand county. October 18th Mr.. VIII
LIAM b. ADAMS and Miss SARAH A TOPPING
In Hillsliale Michigan October Eh, Mr. AUGUSTUS
BRANCH, Of North FAirisld Huron county. Ohio, and
blls1 GRACE H WE'RE. OF Hillsdz e.
Sept 3sh. Rev. ". b MOODY, u. aud Miss HAN
NAlIS WOODRUFF, OF NJrwcn, Huron county, U.
In Ra~souville Oct lph, BY Rev o. W White. Mr.
WILLIAM ". LAMOURE. Of La Grangs, aud hiss SA
kAH A. PRESTON, OF RawsJuy4lle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

CHAMPION FIGHT.-A Prize fight between two
celebrated pugilists Of Brooklyn, Barney Aaron
and ScOtty, for the championship of light
weights in America, and a wager of $500 side,
took place at Point Abino, Canada, on Monday,
and resulted in favor Of ScOtty on the Seventh
round The fight lasted but thirteen minutes
In the seventh round complaint was made of
foul play by the seconds of SeOtty, and sustained
BY the referees.
Three steamers were to leave Buffaio last
night for Long Point, Canada, the battle ground
of MOuissey and Heenan to-day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND IN
DIGESTION.
Another great Cure effected by Berhaye's HoI
Bitters

Another great Cure effected by Berhaye's Holland
Bitters
The wife of Peter De WItie, living IN Holland Town
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin suffered much from Weak
Of the stomach and Indigestion. She lad been under
physicians for time but the disease seemed 10
bahie svoa his skill Shs purchased some HOLLAND
BITrERS a. Office, which has sivsn tone TO her stom
ae; appetite aud strength returning; aEd firmly
believe that this Is another great effected BY
meii-he
We have sill 10 record msny wonderful cures elected
b. tins remedy, bat another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon: what haze pub.hed from
persons much respected community and literally
true. J. QUINTUS,
Oels Ed Sheboysan Nieuwshole. SheboyEan. WIS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
r.traorainnry Insurance Case

A very extraordinary case is before the U. S.
Circuit Court a. Detroit About year ago S
NJ. Holden was killed at Ann Arbor. He was
shet in the night when going from the depot to
his house, and died two days after There was
as insurance of $4,000 on his life in the Char.
ter Oak of Hartford $4,000 in the Union Mu-
,ual Of Maine, and $4,000 in the Union Mutual
of New Yort, al to run for seven years. They
all were obtained in 1856 and 1857, and the pre-
miums on the policies were paid
The widow of Mr.. Holden has sued the New
York Mutual for the amount of its policy, which
claim is resisted on the ground of a conspiracy
to defraud. Previous to 1856 Holden lived IN
the extreme northern part of Michigan, where he
carried on the numbering and fishing business,
in which he succeeded but indiHerently, never
acquiring any considerable amount of property.
The Detroit Tribune says:
He moved 10 Ann ArbOr in October, 1856,
and in December and January following OBJ
tained this large amount of insurance, borrow
ing the money with which TO pay the premiums,
and engaging in no business from that time till
the period of his death. About two months
after his death pistol was found within two
rods of the spot where he was shot, the bore of
which is precisely the size Of the bullet which
was taken from his body. The defense allege
their belief that he was shot by parties having
an interest in the avails of the insurance poll
cies, and that their careful and extended inqui-
res lead them to the belief that this was the re-
suit of conspiracy, the principal actors of
which are now living in remote parts of New
York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Indiana, and
this Stale, and as yet, beyond reach of process.
They decline to give the names of these par
ties, lest the ends OF justice may be defeated
thereby
If this should ever be established, 1t would
reveal one of the most monstrous crimes ever
known in the annals OF this State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

ISDIANA LEsIsLGTuRE.-The Indianapolis
Journal OF the 10Th states that the Senate viii
stand IS Republicans, Anti-LecOmPtOn Dem
Ocrsts, and % regular Democrats. The House
So Republicans, 3 Anti-LecomPtOn Democrats,
and As regular Democrats. There viii be an
Opposition majority on joint ballot of at least
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
DIED

In this city, Oct ls.h. aIARY HASH wiNSLOW, vile
Of ths lste kichaTd WInslov- aged 20 yeaIs
FuneraI from her llto residence the Public Square,
to-day, (wednesdaE,l o'clock P. NJ. Fnends Of the
family are invited attend.
In Fsirheld. Sept 2sth Mn CHARLOTTE TURNER,
widow Of the late Wu- Turu-r, aged 65 years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20
Gov. Coruin.

Gov. COrNin goes backtO Congress backed by
a heavy majority of his constituents Warren
county gives him zoos, Green 1855, Clinton GOO,
Fayette 400, and Madison 500. Total majority
1850
The State journal says Gov. GOrwin has con-
sented to address the people of Illinois at seve-
ral places in that State previous to the election
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

- MoRE HUERIcANEs-SEvERAIL LIVES LOsr-
The evening Of the 9th inst. tornado swept
over portion of the country few miles from
Pittsfeld, H. a large brick building was
blown down, and three persons instantly killed,
Several Others were badly wounded The
farms on the prairie in the track of the storm
suffered much damage In some fields the
standing corn crop was blown away.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-20

FIoHr Between PosTNAsrERs.-A bloody
sffray took place between J. F. Howard, Post
master at Howard Lake, and John Klerner,
Postmaster at Columbus, Minnesota; on the
5th- Howard drew knife and was about to
stab Klerner. when Z. shot H. wounding him
fatally.