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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

HoRRmLE ACCIDENT IN ST. LOUIs--On the
22d inst, Mr. James MNairy, a grocer Of st.
Louis, undertook to drain a priyy on his prem
ses into deep pit, A laborer named Ryan
waa in the pit, when the gas which escaped in
to it sliAed him. The News says
Mr. M'Nairy leaped into the well, tied a rope
to Ryan, by which he was drawn out half dead
But M'Nairy now sank, helpless, and a scream
from the women above, the only persons pres
ent, brought Martin Schedy, night watchman
of the hemp factory near hy, who, seeing
MNairy's condition, jumped in the we'll, and
he too was instantly stiaed, These two uu-
fortunate men were not got out for near hall
an hour, bat both were dead.
Ryan, the first one drawn up, was SO far re-
covered by copious dashes of cold water that
he was removed to his house with hopes OF re
| cOvery
! MNairy was good citizen and had consid
cradle proper y. He leaves a wife and sil
children. Schedy leaves a wife and three chill
dren.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

OuR Rail RoAD-At a meeting Of the sto,k-
holders held in this place on Saturday last it
was recommended to the board Of directors Of
the A. & N. l. r. r.. to issue bonds to the
amount Of one million Of dollars TO be applied
to the purchase Of iron aud rolling stock for the
entire road Itis said by those who have in
ysstigated the matter the iron can be bought
from 25 to 80 per cent lower than last year
-NaV Lisbon Patriot
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

EArUR AlIzATIoN STATISTICS During the
year ending July lst, 1859, the total number of
naturalization papers issued in Hamilton coun-
ty, was 9,l7O, of which 7Ol we're taken out by
natives of Ireland, liz of England, 95 Of
France, 2O Of Scotland, 10 Of Wales, g Of Can
ada, I Of Isle Of Man and nearly all the others
Of some Of the German States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

REsu3c TATioN or NEwsPAPEHs. The morning
after the French occupation Of Milan, several
journals that had been suppressed hy the Aus
tran government re-appeaTed One had been
suppressed five years, and in the last number
had promised the conclusion" of a story in the
next True to the promise, the next, at the
end of five years, took up the story where it hat
been left of and concluded it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27
RocI,r NIountnln Cold News

The Rocky Mountain News Of June 18th,
claims that one hundred sluices are in opera
ton yielding $500 per day each. The follow
ing shows the operations Of a single sIuico for
series of days, and the News says it ''may be
set down as a fair average"
GREGORY's DIGsINGs June IL.
We put in one small sluice on the 18th May,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

Leland, formerly of this city, now wool-grow-
er in Texas, thus writes:
The Texans cut no hay, for there is no need Of
any. The winters are like your November
Consequently you see in winter, as in summer
large herds Of fine cattle grazing over the prai
res, the luXuriaut herbaqe afiording the ample
means of subsistence. My sheep are looking
unusually we'll l have three tiocks of about / =
200 each, attended 10y three Germans as shep.
herds whose salaries amount to S45 per month.
They average about to blood Merino, and
are worth about So per head Shear wool is
81 per head in you market yearly, if il is pro-
periy washed and packed clear of buUs -
Freight from here to New York u cent pei
pound
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

PERsosAL.-.soon after the expiration Of the
term Of his Office as Secretary of State, II.
Baker, Esq, removed to Minnesota; and we
see that the Republican Convention just held
at St, Paul, has honoved him with a nomina-
dOn for Secretary Of State of Minnesota.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

1t is stated that Capt. E. b. Ward is now
building two steamers at Newport, for the
Cleveland!aud Buffalo route next season-large,
fashionable aud commodious, to run through in
nine and half OF ten hours. The boats have
275 feet keel, engines u inch cylinder, and l2
feet stroke,
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HE.V'R " X. SMITH g. co.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Rouse's Block, fronting the Square

StssA4WANTED-A HOUSE & LO 4
III within tan minutes o. Post ONCE for which
- 81 800 will be p i'd Ia cash
Also, House and Lot, plePsanlY SITUATED not more
ron three years d, .
House furnished for which lr rent viii ba ul for sN
on twe months best references given ana rent paid n
WANTED-A - House and Lot we'll worth t9Oo, for which
VANTEDEA smell Farm ofabout 80 acres, wi ID House
and ram al about $1,000. Cash will te pHid
igls '' II. Y SMITH S 90
NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-50
dne heavy timber.
NOR SAIE-IhIee fine Residences, For particulars
i,ouito OF Henry X. Smith b Co.
FOR SALE-ThIee ten aero Lots Of fine rich timber
lnud. iq mi from the city
FoR sALESeyeral good Fauns suited TO grain or for
stock farms Terms elsy.
FOR FXCH HANGE-A fine Lot OF 100 feet on Cedar Sc
for a House aud Lot suitsbe for a geuteel family
| FOR EXCHANGE-Fify Acres, II miles from the city
| wis H. R SMITH co,
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GREAT BnIrA1N-REv. ". B rHoRNrLoE


Pfe5sOt Lancashire, England
"Your Hair Rest orerisa perfect marvel Anor having
used it for 81 oeks my Grremey gray hair restored
to its natural color mot the like Appearance produc-
ell hy dyss butto its natural color. which satisfies
my mind that is not a dye, strongly recommend
it and shall feel happy in answering the queries Of any
you may refer 10 me"
LThe above Clergyman vsH Jnown throughout Grea
Britain, an 10 maHyin the United Stdtssl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

State Christian Anii-Slnvery Convention.
EDITOR or MORNING LEADER.-Since the call
for the State Christian Anti Slavery Conven.
ton at Columbus, on the 10th and 18th of Au-
gust, was issued through your columns, many
signatures have been received from different
sections of the State which l beg you will
publish, and would request all editors who
have inserted the call to copy.
would state that most if not all Of the
Railroad Companies have kindly extended the
half fare accommodation to those who may at
tend the Convention. 1t is expecteI that there
will be strong gathering of the Free, of the
Christian Friends Of Emancipation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27
i&eoI Gstatr Agcrlts.
ROUSE 81 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
ms U r A N G E
AGENTS.
~ s.;e
fsbis
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE


A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARNI,--9s mites from
the city by ulruad, 2mies from the statil-ii0 acres
with large and handsomely flushed stone house large
barns sheds SC Soil saady loan with considerable hot
tom land nud [poPoro, OF llGoe, i1 a,lItspegH p
HOUSE AM LOT ON GREENWOOD ST and vacant
for from b 10 10 acres near the city.
HOTEL AND STORE BUILDINGS, with AN acre and
clty-nOw rented 90 nay 9usrceut Si2UO wiz eN-
change for land d. the westom part Of this STATE
A FAkM OF l5i ACRES, 80 miles from WIlluughbY
village go1d arm house aud smaller dwelling, large
barn end good orchards, Rich soil, part sandy ana
some 50 acres bottom land $40 per acre one hai nsool
SIX ACRES AND HOUSE AND BARN, on the Euclid
plank road, about miles Ium the city, with gTea va
Tety Of fu 10 exchange for house and lot we'll ooa-
HOUSE AND b ACRES OF LAND on Newburgh road,
about m les from the city, to eIchangeto for farm.
FOR SALE.
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES Kinsman road, miles from
Court House. with good house and barn, one acre
CLINTON PARK-Two-story u use and Lot, with Barn
LAKE STREET, near Clinton Plrl-Gwo and half
story Houses wit Lots each Sl20O.
PERRY STREET near Prospgct-House an Lo'-House
2stores, with blinds, Sc also considerable irait and
FOUR A6RE ON cRAwFolD D ROAD, near Doan's
| Corners, with house, barn Bnd orchard. $50.
| HAMIL TON STREE I,-Thrce brick Houses and Lots
Houses 3 stories with Easements viii sell OF rent
| sGVENTY-FlVE ACRES TIMBER LAND, in Olns,d,
TWENTY THREE ACRES ON THE LAKE SHORE.
gmiles nom tile city SANDY loan soil with "a stream OF
erapos5 acres peach and appl trees all Ia bearing
| ser-wiu produce dpe gIog this season, valuable
WILLIAMS ALLEY, lb0twceu Seneca aud Ontario 6ts !
rwg-soy House aud Lot, $1,000 Also, one and half
FOR RENT.
lnudsume Cottage House uud Of luud pleasantly
located miles Tom the Cogrt Houss 500
| RO ROUSE \ JENNINGS. 2ll Superior s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27
NHNRIEFS SALM-PnRSILANT

- Ill IS hll Il - iOAlIH.- - L u hoO y N
% he commands of threO writs of Nuudi EKp0uas
of which issued trOm the Court OF CymnUu
Pleas Coumbiauu County and one tom the Court of
Common Pleas Of Muhuling County. 90 me directed,
s n ut for sale, public auction, at the door Of lhA
Court House CORNER and hHmpl1ln streets
the 21t day of Augu T. 1859 at OCtCk y, NJ ul sad
lay the following described real cstut 10 Nlt lst de-
rrluu piece u in The township OF MddlGhurgH In
County tuyahugI, md state ui aul huuWti
rs los No aud two, the yillggs or BeT, with
the bulldogs ard upnurenanrgs thorttO bednBIrg,
serving 70 tho Trustees or tho BoHBa Seminary the
press ight To prohibit Intoxicating hqunr from beng Civ
sold under pteteuCe Ia mlnuer, except lo
muGnuucal medlcuu OF pharmaceutical PURPOSES, upon
sad lois IN the sEGe'sof alloys adjoining said lots for
ever which said parcel parce OF land supp SOD 70
contain hail Of lani, Do the same more less but
subject To all legal high Ways; appuscd at 81 500 90.
2A bed tract 10 of luud situate lu the township
of AlIddebugh iu the Comfy u Cuyl Ogu and Stste u
Ohio known being in lot No. soyen %, IA tho
day 1f January 1853 by Henry sheldon TO John NJ Serns
conbiuiug near one fourth of an acre, he the
u oss, but subject TO all loyal highways appraised ul
$1,000.
81 described tract or lot OF land situate tho township
u Middleburgh the County CuyuhOga, state OF
o il known IN lot No sNly-nne (60l, IA Tho
uageuf Bpreu resormp the right 20 the Trustees Of tho
BeTra Seminary prohibiting he sale, uator giving away
Of intoxicating hquoTsun sa.d lot, ia the streets al
tys adjoining the sue, except iOr medicinal mechnui
cul purp SEES for containing tpry-eght huud teuths
as lUJ) acre he the slUe more OF loss, but subj oct
/ To- all O. gal ghwuys, appraised Hl 81 Ouuul
hdecrhcu tract To- Of laud tuatc Ia the TOWNSHIP
of hIddiruurgl the County Cuf uu-g, and state
OHIO, aud known ln Hureu town al as part fraction
c. aud Is bounded as tuossi being on mo east side
Rocky River, GOmmencngun Bridge stree. ~ once Iuunn
north the line Of the river road one hundred isot t
wards llubroOk's Apparatus Factory, and the wdh eH
euiug back TO the ure uf the river ho the same mon
OF lees, appruissd at sl5lN, , ,,g,,,,,,, -, ,, "a,
! AMBLER, Put'hs Any. iy25; 9i5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

W. DEGREES 4 co.
of South BEND. indiana

W. DEGREES 4 co
of South Bend, Indiana.
New and rich leads were being constantly.
discovered The News says
About fifteen miles N. NV from Greoory's
Diggings, A. D. Gambell, late of West Union,
Ohio, has discovered rich quartz lead, from
which he has shown us about one hundred dol
lars worth of very fine specimens OF coarse
gold, the largest weighing little over two dol
lars We are assured by Mr. Gregory that he
has found a number Of other leads in going TO
and returning from the Gambell lead.
We also learn that a rich lea has been found
and opened on the slope of the Snowy Range,
on the head waters of Ballston's Fork of Vas
quer river Thus the extent of the mining
region goes on increasing in its length and
breadth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27
fnr 9nlf nr Rgu

FOR NT-DW WELLTNG
lii HOUSE in Brick Buck wuu hdo oil Seneca ST.,
A hrtwoon 30. air and Lake str ei- o, oupieI by u
Ui,df D. A, HARRIS, Leader once.
EOR SALE OR ENDHANGe FOR
~ Good PROPERTY House aud Lot, on o small piau
out Of The CITY, stock of pris Medicines and ixturol
with room tu the uuildWg f0t q mmtlv, Enquire Of
q KEELER, 30 Publc equ1to
{. j. KELLER M. ID Dc uCtlc Of CO.. ~ Public square
Resi- eUce. 2.2 tire ID. iuu "a
EOR RENT-a desirable front OF
~ TtJE on the second floor near the MoChuutS Buhk
ROUSE g. JENNINGS,
au1 Heal Estate AGENTS
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE III
~ the best Commercial Colleges iu The country C9lh
Lender Countius room. cb2t
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fOortts
8enGr0l Noiitrs.

Notice.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE
"A Stockho ders OF the Gle, GLAND Gas eht and coke
Go. Will be held a. tho Oco OF slu co u Cltvoand,
Thursday ia f August ucrta 10 AM TO tako cJnsd-
The pOutty ut increasing the CiI lsUCk Of said
Company TO amount oudug with the nCtuul out
uy und eNpeud tuJes g Company ia tlu construction Of
lis rks, and for such other business may before
them. 3D. order of The Roar Of niectuIs.
T, DWIGHT EELLS, Sec'y.
Gas Office CLEVELAND July %, ls19. i,2i.2i2
7 y. UHIBBLE, COLLECTING
AGENT, q Cheshire street. CUllac ious made aud
proceeds paid over, with ndo aud dispatch Ample ref
ereuces eau be furnished ivl2 Gm. 60
Cleveland Floor OIL ClOlh llanniaClOIT
JOHN WEnsTEE, Proprietor.
4 LSO MANUFACTURER AND
IA Wholesale Dealer IN WATER FIRE PROOS
Amt dry and IN oil and aren't for the sale Of The Clevs
nl WHILE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS WaTernOW
nd Office Aiwat,r Block foot OF superior street, and
VincYurl street. Cleveland Ohio.
iuut6.2tawd8wI2w. .245
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

rd ED'SoF TvANGEl isI Ms efsu ury ON
year aro my hu, was very gray. had teen q adua'D
hlunr until, un the crownt hul become quite hin-'
About tho N of March, the presentyear comnal0.
ed unar htrsg. A Allca's "Rostorer," No. L. ace Nd
ine 90 the directions and have suntinued 70 apIf
slight dressing OF tbe iu three four wc'ks
on ictirusto bel NY hair BE- almost restored to t
original o,Ior and the hue 1ppcirs 90 be permanent
AM SATISFIED THAT THE PREPARATION
NOTHING LIKE DYE, BUT OPERATES CPO
rHESECRErtONs. Myh.ircof 70 fan, whl'
certainly advantage TO ons who was ia danger
coming bald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

President ). II. EATON, IL. D, vmon Oai'o'ap

~ ETWVT |T-- -T--'
N,rfrsesboro. Tspo,s,s
"MApAM-I would state that some time last ,pring
f,uod NY nam FALLING opF. conoluded TO purchase
,.si .,,.,, - . ~, .a, 49,,
I, t,, t,.,,bs,,,Fi,r ,if, ,.-s.,,,.,t, + f,,,d
-, -, 49,. t,.,,,.,t. q. ,.fti. 49,, ory
H', w w., i.,,S XIX. .l'-.
y, "A W, 80, 90, - n, 100. A., ., ..,.,,.T ,ha,
'"''' " ''N
have e'vonisa iar uml, uu' from "hN nave seen Of
w, -, ,ron,ss. n, a, ~,
- - -, ,.,,,,o orr and o. T,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

Missionary to Hyi0 Mlrhnsbmgh, n. Y
In consequence Of hor long residence u the aorenamed
Island her hair and scalp in very unhsa thy oond
ton After trying various articles thout and
eventually using DIrs. s. A Aliens, she whites the
Ameuo1n Baptist"--'G have derived much benefit ON
the use of"Mrs 8 A. Anenswo-id, Hair Restorer and
Zy5alsomum ~ have triel various other remedies for
my hair butnever anything that materially and pena
Hsntiy benefited me has those Of Mrs s. A. Allen"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

REv. DANIEL r. WOOD, lHddistolSn, Orange Co, NJ
MY hair has greatly thekenod upon head, aud put
OH very lively healthy appearance The is true OF
my daughteri IIERHAIR HAD BECOME THIN, AMI
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BB ALMOST BARE; HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICKENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS HEALTHY APPEARANCE. We are
thankful to you aud fool that have ful value Of cur
money"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27
leVGland Floor 0ll Cloth Mandatory
JOHN WEHsTEB, Proprietor.
A. BYRON CHASE

n, d NUN OIIh0EI
Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music,
S&Sg PAYS PARTICULAR AT,
3s5i9 enluu to tl cultivation Of the voice, and IN
rs strucli11 the Spanish GurtHr
EY- Rooms No. l9 BGnnets Forest CITY House
Bank.
C5' Address at BrainarIs and Doisos Music Stores
luucl6RS.
~ G. MCKINNEY, TEACHER gg5il@
~ of the Coruut-a-Il ton, Violin sud Flute, &3NE
also TuleTui the Piano Forte Ge4lt2
~ Residence No o. GlrGou St. Us
10. note addressed through the Post ONCE Wi | 10
Ceve promp q tenitnu uu23 3m24i
TreHsurCrs firG, Cleveland, columbus Gin, iuuutl
Rail Road Company, Cleveland, July It'll, 1853. {
A SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
~ FIVE PR CENT hes been declared by this Com
uLuv, from The earnings ui the pis Six months, payable
TO the stuckho.dcrs respectively aud after the first
august ue1t Sinckhsde registered in New York viii
DO paid at the OC of the United States Trus' CJmpany
No iS Wal street Transfer books viii close from and
the 20 inst. Co the LIST OF August inclu i've
by order OF The Board r. p. HANDY,
iS.2ilItaut Treasurer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

rev H. V DEGEN. FL GUIDE to Holiness, Boston
"Hrs S.A Aliens Words Hair Resurer, found anon
our her Advertisements, insert from actual expert
mont Th't it promotes the growth Of the hair where
badness had commenced have now the evidence
| our eyes We can testify to its effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

A WILCOX, iy26 2t3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

Raw s, h. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational Chsreh, 4
HeborO, Mass
81 have used Mrs A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restore
aud Zyobalsamum The effect OF tho Hair Restorsr has
been to change the Grown OF Glory" which belongs to
old men TO the original hue Of youth, This done by
single bottle used accor n go directions. Others Of nv
acquaintance with same effect. Tho zYlo0asanum re
gard as an invaluable dressing for the hair"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

CO-Partneship.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
4 f.rme a Co-Prtue'ship for the raus ciion Of
rsngu Produce Comm sson bu tess m tns City, under
The im of Murray Huntington, houe from long pert
20 be able % do ample justice to su interests as
may he U0nfdai TO our care
W NIVRRtY
A IS HUNTINGTON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

dissolution The c0partnerships
J piUly CyisuG between Tho undersigned. unuer His
name of Crawford & Chamherln, of Cleyolond, Ohio;
Crawford 60 .Ol OEd"nsbuTgh, in The State Of New
Work, Chambtrlm Crawford of cleveland, and ChGm-
her n, Crawford Co OF Cleveland ue this day by mu-
tna consent dissolve The business these several firms
will he closed boy PhO Ch1mbarin, ut Cirvelpud who is
authorized 10 COLT ct ard pay the ei. OF said firms
L. HAMBFRLIN,
]. H. CRAWFORD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-27

(lSSOLUIlON.-l The cOpartnershlp
lately existing between ~ UNDERSIGNED, under tie
name Of JhomuerIu! Crawford s. Co, OF Cyetaud Ohio
This day dissolved ly mulun consent The business Of
said firm will he settled hy Philo Chambern, Cleve-
land who authoT collect gnd py the debts said
hru. P CHAAIBFRIIN,
]. n. CRAWFORD
A j, BREED
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-24

REsIGNED.-Wc Learn from the Louisville
Courier that J. F. Gamble. E-q., has resigned
the sHperRtendency of the Louisville aud
Nashville Railroad. Mr.. haybcrry, of Ohio,
Albert Fink, and Robert Macleod, are spOk II
of in connection with the vacancy.-B amer.
The Louisville and Nashville RliIroad, as
the connecting link with all thu CONNIE cial
marlS of the North, may well be regarded as
,hc great enterpr;ze of the Southwest. We
all have locke ed forward 10 the openingo OF this
road with intense interest. and r. joice at the
Intelligence, that by the list day of Novem-
bcr through connection will b established
with the metropolis OF Kentucky. The next
question is as to the management of the
read. There has been great amount of
energy and ability displayed in pushing for
ward this great work. The lasting gratitude
of our people is due to those who have con-
Quoted the enterprise thus far Now. shall
al the labor be made ahortive, and the i'm
Hensc interests at stake he JeOparded by
reckless or impolitc management in the
future? Beyond all doubt, the continued
success of the road depends upon securing
the services of good aud tried mcn-men
whose regulations are already blended with
the road. AID who have proven worthy and
devoted 1t needs little skill as a prophet
10 predict the failure of this, or any other
road where a system of ncpOtism shall be
inauouiated. and where faithful and com
pctcpt men are Displaced Ivy ariful intrigue.
The true principle il never to give up
good man, aud te promote only those to high
trusts who have been tried. We hope our
kentucky friends, WHO control the road. Will
aFh.,e 10 this princIp' c. aud make the Louis
VILE uul Nashville Railroad The mo lei road
Of tive country. We are TO these re-
marks 10y seeing in tn extract above the
names of ALBERT FINK and ROBERT MACLEOD
spoken of for { e office of G. neral SupcIin-
trndcnt Of the road. Both of these gentle
men have been long in the service of the
Company, and both are emincntly qualified
for the place. Mr.. FINK we do not personally
know SUIT he has high reputation Us a
heightened gentleman and man OF talent
and skill, aud his appointment would be en-
tfrely satisfactory. We need not speak of
him to our Louisville friends. We confess TO
pariiality for ROBERT MACLEOD. He has
had charge OF the southern division from the
commencement, and has managed the work
with skill, energy, and economy. As the
superintendent of this end OF the road, he has
displayed superior administrative qualities.
He Is most zealously devoted to the interests
IL the Company, and accommodating and
popular along the line
We again urge upon the Directors to give
high tone and character TO the management
OF the road. Show appreciation for past
failhfulncss if you Expect it in future, and
select your superintendent from those whom
YOU have tried.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-24
O. n q " IA o. = n -,
Louisville. Nv.

The PrOprietors OF the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel 2 N the
opening of the Louisville and Mash vile Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to doIo!e it's
former capacity, with new and exclusive Bill
lizard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Calf III Ouse. as strictly first
class Hotel, shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and The landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square of the Hotel.
~ Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
as- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. augl0-6m
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