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tuuntY w bW'V'
Joseph ID. Alexander
Jno. A. Rolilngs,
Oliyer p. Watson, Action brought In the
Ai,ea Ciyusr, District Court of the fif.
Wm l. Evans, teenth Judicial District,
Charles Evans and the CON pisiQt hlrd
g. wh,eier, fin the cbany OF Butie,
Thomas y, Davis, IN the ON 81 of the Clerk
Thomas E. Bo',cher, OF said District Court
Charles iIeasley,
j. Watson,
J. r. Wooden, and
Samuel J, iIcnsley,
rulHB PR RbpLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFoRs
u MIA Send Greeting 10 John A. RoUiugs, Oliver
p Watson, Allen Ciymcr. Wm l.. EvanS, Charles
Evans, q. Wheeler, Thomas v Davis, Thomas E
Roaeher, CHARLES Hensley, J. Watson, J n. WOODEN,
aui Sgniei J Hepsisy: voa are hsreby reQqTod
10 appear In an action brought against you by the
ab,ye named pLaiatin la the District conu OF the
Filesnth Judicial District, In aud the County Of
4Butts aud to answer the Complaint hed therein, "a
copy OF which accompanies this sammonsl within
ten days, exclusive of the day OF scryic ser the
service you OF this summons, served Within this
county, II served out OF this county, but within this
Judicial District <ithin twenty days; OF served Out
of said District then within forty daysor Judgment
by defaut will be taken against you fnc snd action
Is brought to obtain Judgment and decree of fore
closure OF certain lntenture of Mortgage barring
date on tha 2Oih day OF June A l5SS, executed by
tue deien daat John Roiiinys 10 the plaintiff. and
far ina sae OF morg pre- nises described therein
and tue application OF tie procesds OF such sale to
ths paymsul VI the monnt due on ihe prom'sory
noe described ia said mofsg ays, tossthes WIN such
0thss and further relief In the premises asto cur
said Court may right aud proper also Tor eosts
of suit, and you fail TO appeaf ana answer the said
eompianl - above required, the piain.H wih apply
10 the Court for the relied demandei therein
Given under my hand AMI tue seal Of the District
uoss. of the Fnesuth Judicial District,
lsEAL this 18th day OF april, Ia the year o.
(---~ our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
DARRAcH. clerk.
Byy.H. MARrLs, Deputy Clerk. api'-sm
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EtMPHENE, burning Flutt, Alcohol aud Spirits
~ of ofrarpen,iae, Tor sale by ..,..--..- ].
dIp JOHN \. ALRRo. 4
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Dissolution Notice,

HNHE Cp ptRrNERSHlP HERETOFORE EX
is,ing between the undersigned under the firm
AMI style "t StreichsnDerx Felde in tn. Cigar and
roSacco business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. e SrRiECkENBERG,
JACOB FELDE.
Orovila, April 5th 1853
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NOTICE o. DISSOLUTION

Fu1HE COPARTSESSHlP HERETOFORE EX-
Il istias under the Gru ef Rasenbaum & Me;u-
lnser has tais day been dissolved by putusi consent
All thse Indebted 10 the late rn will please call and
soiila 49,. - A. - ss-~- - =. RQSRNBAuM. e-.e
Orvvitte, March s. So l.. MEtNtNGKR -
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a LFALFA, or chill Clover Sc ,d-iresh imports
n ton, Tor sale by JOHN 5. .ALBR0.
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Dissolution Nafine.

vuNHE co Partner SLIP hereiofere existing
II between the und ssisn-d Wine aud Lquer
merchaqts, has been this day dissowed b maIual
consent. JOHSJ PATTERSON,
-rs-.- r -....s AUGUST JENENIN, z,
New PhiiadeinAis. a9EA I,AE1 -
Thompsnn's Flat, April 9th, 1855.
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SUM MONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court OF the 18th ia iicia District
County OF Butte.
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Notice.

4 LII PER')Ns ARE HERg8Y CAUTIONED
- against trusting D. =. Lsaaoa on account II
has eel as.d. WI ARMSTRONG;
lille, April :, lsSs-Sl
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JOHN J PATTERSON

v SVHN IalIEUoON
Begs to inform his old Friends aud the public thai
ne can be foaad at the rhompson's Flat ,ia House.
on Main street, where they will find the choices.
Brandy, Wnisky. Ale and Cigars,
Al persons Indebted 70 the House will please call
and settle Immediately .-- =
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D DENEMBER-That Or J. C. Young's ome 4
lo the treatment Of Private Diseases. is a. ihe
ner of Montgomery and California sts., san frsa
RENEMBBR-That DR. Yonng wants 10 pnE ~
but those fully capable Of appree ating aud ~
gushing the services OF a regular. thofough, ~
physician, from the paltry unlearned and W.
1uack.
REMEMBER-That Or Young is the opiy ,,s.s re.
bred physician adveriisingto cure diseases o. '"'
dence.
RENEMBER-rhat Or young's remedes -
treatment are en- rvly unknown TO all o hesS
pared rom life spent in the great liospi'a -
rope. and the first in this country, from Pufc'"
Gals imported
REMEMBER-That Dr vourg gives ever"
ton 10 diseases peculiar to females
From the Boston Medical Iournb. S,r
Although We are opposed to the System, O. ~
tlsinV. for good and sufficient reasops. sth
II but jus, ice TO say that DIR. Young s ebs
mos industrious and indefatigable voiafes
med cal science in the United StAiss.
D-No CURE. NO RAY-6 -
His once Is at the corner of ", ntgome , sa
OF MIA streets, San Frtn
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I'HERE ARETH0USANDS In this State sunal Z
L for want Of Scientific medical treatment ~
you tear -, apply Ia Physician, because me!
been deceived or their friends have been, :.
OF the l1aratHns ~ iUiest the community. aha =
publish themselves as good ply yscians, ff"ssn
&c. To ali -ueh we unhesitatingiy recommena y.
g. Yuung, as PLY sician in whom all oan Plaos W "
hdcnce. He is man Of eminent ard prov -
study good surgeon, an honorable man, ms n,
Who CT s!mpashise v ith persons in affiiei'oh sA
sian'iing rs a Physician and gentleman arr NJ.
guaranIced-the first by his medical works ~, "a
are AN hcr Ia their authcr. and the eyiensw. =. N
highly successful course of practice with VIZ !,
has been honored since his advent in Calii' n.,
the latter by his merous patrons ana large CIV"
scquaintances,
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MEDICAL.
DR. J. c. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at the University, Penn.
Can be found at the old stand, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-09

The Cleveland Plaindealer contains the
following: 1t is probable that the hint is
30 strong that the Boot Trade did not have
much difficulty in comprehending it:
Boors.-A subscriber away off in Wis
cousin lately sent us letter containing
one hundred dollars in good Eastern bank
bills, wishing us to lay out the same in
Boots, and send by express to him. We
looked over our paper, and was astonished
to find there were no wholesale dealers in
Boots and Shoes in this city. The ques-
ton is, What shall We do with the money 2
We see by our exchanges there are plenty
of such dealers in Buffalo, Detroit, and,
indeed, all the great cities save Cleveland.
We can refund the money and refer our
correspondent to those cities, but we DO
not like to do it. We believe We shall bold
the matter, and money too, under advise
ment for few days. There may be ped
der along.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-09
Fall and Winter Goods,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES ]!

This department we pay particular attention; to
and offer complete stock ofall yles and grades
of Gotten. Lambs Wool. Merino and Silk, for
Ladies'. Gentleman and Misses and Boys.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-09
TERMS OF AID VERTYSLNG.

e Yearly Adrertisers, at no time to exceed four
sqHares changesble at pleasure and limited strictly to
their own immediate business, win be charged $500
y Business ards, not exceeding SIR lines will be
inserted one year for $500 and yearly advertisers Cards
will be inserted one year for $500.
GV Advertisements ieaded. or inserted under the
head of Special Notices. and Double olnmn advertise
nents, will be charged SO per cent. more than the
above rates.
= Legal AdrerfisemeHts chargeable by the square,
in all cases-except at the option of the publisher
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-09

An English paper, speaking of the
American light pleasure wagons, says that
de wheels consist Of four circles Of cheese
nnd, filed in With spider webs.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-12-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.

At the old prices. All kinds of Groceries
which We're bought at the lowest prices and
will be sold at the shortest profits.
(, Also Queensware, Glass Ware, Sole Leather,
Salt, de-, &c Give US a call before @leaving
town. MULVANE- d SELFRIDGE.
Millersburg. October 7, lS5S.-v3n7tf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

GENITAL RLILRoAD OUTRAGEs-The Chicago
Tribune gives an account of another outrage
upon this Railroad, the victim Of which was a
Chicago gentleman. He, it seems, had pur-
chased through ticket for New York, which
read 'goOd for fortnight" He wished to
stop over at Schenectady and supposed his tick
ct would allow him to do so, but was told by an
acquaintance who had like ticket, and who
had stepped at Utica, that in consequence of
the Conductor having punched his ticket before
stopping, he was obliged to pay the fare again.
The Chicago gentleman therefore requested
the Conductor not to punch his ticket, but to
give him check which would answer his pur-
pose. This the Conductor refused to DO, and
said he would either punch the ticket or put the
passenger of the cars. The latter was done,
and at IL o'clock at night the gentleman was
forcibly elected from the train and left in dark
ness between stations. he has commenced a
suit against the company in which he will have
the symPathies of every honest person.
Another case is related where a gentleman
from Janesyilie stopped on business at one Of
the stations, and was obliged to pay his fare
over again or be put Off the cars. He submit
ted to the outrage, 10 avoid detention and trou-
ble- The Buffalo Express IN noting these oc-
eurrenees, remarks that these proceedings
will be likely to help pay the next dividend Of
the rOsd-in a horn"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

penter work for the sum Of 81, 900. Same ref
erenee.-From VIM. Scofeld. proposal for
the same, to do all the work and furnish all ma
tenal except iron, for the sum of IS, 200. Same
reference.--FTom Chief Engineer Hill, ad-
verse to granting the use of Engine No. 6, to the
iremen in 5th and 9TH Ward, but asking for
more reservoirs in those Wards Received and
filed.
ORDISANcKs.-To assess special taI on all
real estate abutting on Light House street, be-
tween East River St. and c. G. & G. r R.
Ref to Com. on Ordinances To grade and
pave the carriage way and cutters on the south
and west sides Ofthe Public Square between the
south line Of Superior street and east line of
Ontario street. Ref to Com. on Ordinances.
To establish the grade of the street on the
west and south side Of Public Square. Passed.
To authorize the Mayor 70 sell lot and build
ing lately occupied By Engine Co. No. 6. Re
ported and Read second time.-To grade
and improve Franklin street, between West
Liberty and Kentucky street Passed.
To establish the grade of West River street,
between Main ST. and old River Bed Passed.
For the payment Of claims amounting to
Sl4, 500. Passed-To prevent the obstrue-
ton of streets by market teams, &c. Laid on
the table-To prevent the obstruction of
streets, &c, by hueksters, peddlers, &C.
An ordinance 10 amend an ordinance TO assess a
special tax on property abutting on East River
street Passed.
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
CITY COUNCIL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. IL.
His Honor the Mayor in the Chair.
PREsENT-Messrs Ransom, Stephan, Weber,
Cofinberry, ThayeT, 0Fiatt, Winslow, MeLane,
Thompson, Ryder, Detmer, Masters, johnson,
Herrick, Resner. Mueller, Crawford, HoPkinsOn,
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petitions.-0f the Faculty of the HOmeopath-
ic College, asking for crossings at the intersec-
ton Of the streets in that vicinity. Referred
to Board of City Improvements. --Of II. S
Stephan and others asking that the Ordinance
to prevent swine from running at large be en-
forced Received and fled
CLAINs-Of Daniel Stewart, $500. Refer
red to Committee on Markets-0f DR.. P.
Roeder, $500. Com. on Police.
RESOLUTIONS Mr.Ryder, That the Board
Of City improvements be requested to report an
ordinance to improve Water street. Adopted
BY Mr. Masters, That the sum Of two dol
lars be appropriated to each Of the clerks and
judges Of the election on the 18th inst, for the
elections OF Justices Of the Peace. Adopted
BY Mr.. Thayer, That Committee Of three
be appointed to examine into all expenses of
the city for the past and present year. Passed
Messrs. Winslow, Thayer and Ransom were
chosen such q Committee Mr.. Thayer
that the Board of City Improvement be requir-
Su 70 Auu Tue duOuuL OF ldI upon property
sbutting on Scoville street, &c. Lost
OF Water Works Commissioner showing the
expenditures and receipts for the month Of Sept
Receipts s406, Sc, expenditures S534,O4. Re-
ceived and fled.--Of Board of City In
provements in favor of awarding the contract
for building Light House St Bndge, to Thatch-
er, Burt & Co. Com. on Harber and Wharves
OF Board of City Improvements reporting
a contract with SOuthvorth & Williams TO grade
and pave Light House Street. Approved-Of
Board of Education, that they have inquired into
the ownership of lot Of land on Euclid street
decided to Trad Kelly and others, for school
purposes, and that they find the lot does not be-
long to the City. Received and filed.
CoKHUNcATIoNs From Thatcher, Burt 4
Co, presenting proposal for building the LiglIt
House St Bridge for the sum of Sc, 400 Ref
70 Com on HaTbOrs and Whsrves-From c.
L. Russell, proposal for the same, for the sum
OF $3.50. Same reference-From Jacob
Fontz, proposal for the same, TO do the car
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

WEsT SIDE E1PREss Co.-The United States
Express Company have established an agency
at the well-known bookstore Of W A Ingham,
corner of Pearl and Detroit streets. All orders
promptly attended to The numerous favors
received by this Co. of late, from the West Side
citizens have induced them to facilitate business
by locating receiving agency in their midst
See advertisement
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
INDIANA ELECTION,

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. l3
Jay county elects Republican county ticket,
which is a gain.
FOuniaine and Warren counties give Republican
malOrities as far as heard from
The Republicans elect ten Representatives 10 the
State Legislature in counties represented two years
ago by Democrats
There Is decreased vote on the Republican State
ticket IN the 5th Congressional District The gains
elsewhere viii more than balance the loss in cOun-
ties usually strongly Republican.
Pettitt, COfax, Case and Wilson, Republicans,
and Anti-LecOmptOn Democrats, will be re elected
10 Congress by largely increased majorities.
Result in the 80 District still in doubt
Madison county gives small Democratic ma
jOrity. Republican gain Of over 100.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
NEw YoRk. Oct IA.

NV lOHAf UCL n
The North Star brought upwards Of 200 passen.
gers, including PiecOlemni and large number Of
other musical celebrities.
The steamship Philadelphia brings Havana
dates Of the Sth inst.
The brig q. II. Chase, Of n. Orleans, was wreck
ed recently at Key Juatias. Vessel and cargo 3
total loss. Crew saved and carried to Havana.
The loss Of life by the explosion at the Havana
arsenal, as far as ascertained, was ll2, and the
wounded amount to l2S
The loss Of property is estimated at one million
dollars
The North Star len at Key West the steamer
Empire City, hence with California passengers,
waiting the arrival Of the Granada.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Oct. IL.
The British steam Frigate ValorOus, Capt Old
ham, from Plymouth. England % days, via Fayal
l6 days, has arrived at this port. She brings
n ON Fayal ~ Of the passengers Of the steamship
Austria who were taken 10 that port BY the French
bark Maurice. Their names have all been given.
Three Of the passengers, namely; r AesseneI
prof Fisfeld and c. Becker Of West Philadelphia,
were left in the hospital Of Fayal, badly bruised.
The officers and crew saved had gone to Ham
bnrg-
OuscIy to Nicaragua
Madame PiccolOmni and suite arrived to day, in
the North Star. A large crOWd Assembled 70 wit
ness her landing and greeted her with vehement
cheers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
INDIANA ELECTION
ISpIayAPoLIs. Oct.

Fifst District doubtful.
In the third District vote very close.
Jefferson county, Dunn, Republican, gains 500.
Bartholomew do, Dunn's maj. l25, Rep gain 573
Monroe Co. reported 500 majority foi Hughes,
Administration Democrat, which is q Democratic
loss Of 200 on the vote Of Sc.
Lawrence Co. gives Dunn 4 small majority.
jackson, Jennings and Switzerland counties to
hear from.
Duan probably elected by a small majority.
Il is generally conceded that the Republican
StNte ticket is elected, though Democrats claim
three of the Supreme Judges.
Morgan Co. gives Porter, Rep, 200 majority.
Miami Go reported 200 majority for COlfax. Re
publican gam Of 300.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

DIsTRIcr COURT, Der. 1.-THE long pending
case Of OverOcker VS.. Foster, which was com
menced Monday night, is not yet given to the
Jury In addition to the Judges before named
Judge ScOTT, Of the Supreme Coun, was pres
ent vesterdav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

y Enter the special Writing Class at Bry-
ant, Folsom & S-ratton's College at the COM
mencement. A large crowd was present last
night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

The HORSE FlR-It will be borne in mind
that the Horse Fair at Ravenna will come off on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week Some new Premiums are offered, which
We are requested to state, as follows:
Nelc Premium-No -.
To the fastest trotting stallion under six
years, S25-to go at ? P u of the first or entry
day.
A portion Of the second day will be set apart
for the exhibition ofifty spans of matched horses
or mares from any one town-driven to a car
rage.
Three years old stations allowed to compete
for premium No. l3.
Speed horses will be required to 90 mile heats,
best in 3.
An excursion train on the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad will be run at HALF FARE
on Wednesday and Thursday, leaving Cleveland
at $50 A NJ, Euclid street S.44, Newburgh
$50, Bedford 9,l7, Macedonia 9.22; arrive at
Hudson $50; leave Hudson 1000; leave Earl
vile 1918; arrive at Ravenna 1890. Return
ing will leave Ravenna at 500 P. N, and ar
rive at Cleveland at 700 P. M.-RGvenna Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
FROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct l3.
The Administration has received an unofficial
account from those in power in two Of the Society
Islands, proposing surrender Of them to the U S
II Is said in diplomatic circles that this paper
transmitted 10 our Government through Count
Sartiges. the French Minister. The subject viii
receive due consideration, and especially in its &c
ographical aspect
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
Special Notifies.
q DR.. J. B. ANARCHISTS Celebrated CATHoLI
CON, for tho Relief and Cure Of Suffering FEMALES.
Frea fle Nel5 Be5f8r3, Mass, SfGndarl

FreA fle Neg Be5tora, Mas, Standard
I'VE call the attention of the Ladirs the advertise
n tins paper Of DT Anarchists Uterine Caiholicon
We have in possession ndsputahle evidence Of its
worth and recommend the an cied Try it, This re M
edy differs from quack the following respects.
It prepared by a regular physician. I'd. II is not
eoommendsd for all diseases. but only for particular
as peculiar females ID. II recommended and used
IN practice by many physioians Of whom least Is
well known TO the people Of New Bedfori"
Pamphlets containing much useful information touching
and symptoms OF the above diseases together
with testimonials from ladies' of The highest respectaby
certified By the satisfactory authority all which
attention of ladies and practitioners respectfully
vited can be had, gratis st the store Of
GAYLORD HAMMOND. Druggists
Nc. % Superior street. Clovelahd. o.
Sold BY respectable Druggists throughout the county,
b MARCHIsI s CO., Proprietors Central Depot,
No. a04 broadway, New York.
Y Do not be satisfies with msrely reading this notice.
but call send for Pamphlet 1t will pay you well for
your trouble ocll Wv dSw 2oI
~sPANISH AND MEXICAN QUARTERS; also,
ShillIngs and Snpencos bought Sil5 Dor OUNCE BY
CHAs A READ co, Bankers, No. sc Water street,
opposite the Pos Office.
NIB. Spanish quarters viii average nearly tueutyihree
cents each oc6 dSw An 2l6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

HIGH School AssocIATIoN-A full attend
ance is requested tO-night,at halfpast o'clock,
at the High School building. of the members of
the High School Association.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
J. 3. Barnes d Co., PrOprietors of the Cleve

]. &. Barnes d Co., PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
Gai Plumbing works, Atwater Block prepared
with arge force of experienced wOrkmen doing every
sssrp tion Of Pu nbng the thorough msRneT
he most scientific plans reasonable terms and
Rotce. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izes, Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and WOOD lined with
innedcoppeT, steam heaters, lead and galvanized iron
BpsS Leather and India Rubber Hose every descuptuO
Fl Brass and Plated Cocks. including the Paten SeclOs
Cocks recently introduced Wash Bowls, and all uds
work warranted. m2s.dE swift
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15

The LILLPUTIANs Melodeon was not
as well filed last night as it should have been
The entertainment is good and worth full
house
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
Grgal Nutifrs.
VXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND

X H'AECO IOh-S OAGE Ot LAND
- On the sl OF November ls5s. bst. the hour OF
10 o'clock M ard Sclock P. NJ IN the premises de-
scrbed below, viii be sold the highest bidder the -
lowing real estate The property Of Henry Hunphfes
deceased TO WI Situated 10 lhe township Of Parma
north part lot No 20 Ely Tract in said Parma and -
bounded follows, Wi: Norh. and west hv ihe
lines u said b. and south bv lad formerly owned m ReT
land.
Appraised at ST "a
TeTnsOns thrd down. and the balance one half IN one
year und the other half IN two years, with interest
Sale % cummsnce Al II O'Clock A. N
Oct l. l-5s JOHN TOMPKINS.
Executor OF the Estate Of HeEry Humphres
L PRENTIs>, ATTY oc5 ~ an
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IOWA ELECTION.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct IA.
Desmones Co., official, gives lO2 mai. for Trim
be, dem Henry Co. COS maj. for Curtis, Rep.
Jefferson Co. LIS maj. for Curtis; WaPello Co 100
mai Tor Trimble. Republican gain since 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-15
FROM ST. LnuIs.

ST. LOUIS, Oct IA.
The steamer Carrier sunk in the Missouri river
Tuesday afternoon. Boat valued at $4,000, par.
italy insured in Pittsburgh Offices. Cargo saved
in damaged condition.
At a meeting Of the Chamber OF Commerce yes
terdIy il was resolved as a testimonial Of respect
TO E. II. Ryland, late President, that the Chamber
be closed to-day and that the members attend in d
body; and that the Chamber be draped in mourn
ing for thirty days.