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Handsome Residence i'm EdgeGeId
For SaIn. -

Handsome Residence i'm Edgelieid
For sale.
A LtRGE and Comnodious Dwelling House on woodland
"A street, this side of Oak. will be finished by he LIST Of August
contains stone cellar seven ieet
and half high under its whole extent four with hail.
twelve and half feet wide the FIRST story, the
the second. It has porch in front we'll the from
end to the other store kitchen and servants
The lot up5n whch this house is built fronts one hundred feet
Woad street AMI back hundred and seventy Zee.
to sixteen feet alley, and it is Handsomely incosed.
houses and 10. iogether one four in cash and
july 81. Is5g-im wAshGNGTON BARROW
ADMiNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
EAvING qualiael Adm nstrator with the will annexed
Of the este Of JOHS g. FERGCs1S deceased all persons
them 10 the undersigned within the time prescribed by law, and
all those indebedto it to make payment without delay
ausls dlm Admrwith VIII annexed i
Apers'ns hong claims against the late firm Of FERGusoN
sEnoN hereby requested present them the undersgn
ed at tie oil Office Of the m No a Cedar all those
indebted 10 said firm requested to make without de-
lay. JOHN L. sEH0N, surviving Partner Of
apel2 dlm FERGUSON Scion.
II j LYLEs, GEO. N. HTcHINss.
LYLES HITCHING |
SLAVE DEALERS.
No. SO Cedar street, Nashville, Tennessee,
VNTILL, at all times buv negroes suitable fog the New Or
leans Markets We invite all persons who have negroes
to sell to give US call iuly2s
LELLYrTT. wM H.
LELLYETT Il SMITH,
"a Commission Merchants 60
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, AND CIGARS,
nos. 10 AND 12 MARKET ST., SOUTH OF sPRING ST.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
iune28 e.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES
NXTE would inform City that we have in store
w large stock Of Apple and Peach Brandy, fne
june 5d LELLYETT & SMITH.
PURE BOURBON WBISKIES.
SETE in receipt Of 100 bbls pure BOurb bon Whis-
~ Ky, and will sell it to the trade low, to reduce
our stock Of that article LELLYETT SMITH.
NEWSOM,S WHISKY.
& = - BBLs. NewSOm's Best. It has been stored
4 SsD for months, snd has age.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
M have hand large stock OF fine Virginia TObac-
anxious to close low general assortment Of
jansad LELLYETT SMITH
DISSOLUTION.
FElUE cOrparnerhip heretofore existing
signed thsday dissolved by mutual consent
BRow Sr having purchased Of J. W. BRoWN his entire Inter
the business will be continued at the old stand the firm
style oil RAINS BROWN q Cos I. kAlNS,
retiring business, respectfully beg leave to tender
extended by
J. W. BROWN.
TENHE have this day associated themselves toget
under the style of RAINS BROWN co the pur.
p Of transaeting general Drug Business, hopes
by strict attention to the interest," Of their customers
rit continuance Of the liberal extended to
I their predecessors. 4. B. RAINS,
/ iuly2I-u ARIS BROWN, SR.
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wOon. EDDY 8 co.'s

Single Number Lotteries!
(cHARTERrB By ITE STATE oS aEORaFAA
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1859 tss s.-55ss::.l.ssEE53ss5s4s.zsss9 I $50
Hannibal and ST. 5OsCpll Railroad,
of Missouri.
COMPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
I5O miles further West and 80 miles the
NEW GOLD REGION
other Railroad. AfOriing shortest, quickeS and
cheapest route Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska AND Pixies Peak.
Trains leave hannibal daily ccoc A. NJ arrival
the magnificent steamers composing the H. = ST. Jo r. H.
Line, st. Louis daily O'Clock, 2. NJ, Whereby
passengers St Joseph "a hours foh St Louis and
Joseph with line Of first class Passenger Packets,
arrival Of trains from Atcsoa, Le2venworth
City, Nebraska City, Counc, BuGs and Omaha. Gaining
From 10 1 days over any other EOutc.
Time from Nashville 20 ST. Joseph, 50 hours.
Fare from Nashville 10 81. Joseph
S9S.50; from Chattanooga $3.50.
Baggage checked through. Meals and Stserooms Packets
Freight taken Emigants desiring to
Company thcrsiock, depend going through by fast freight
trains.
Through Tickets, (snd the only route by which 81.
Joseph reached by aroad for sale at the Nashville and
Chattanooga RarOa Chattanooga and seares Offices Nash
vile, all principal Railroad Offices in the United States
For information address JNO. H. BOWEN
p. B. GROAT, Gen Ticket Agent, Gen. Agent ST Louis
josiah Hunt, Supt Hannibal iei*2-dtm+
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SPECIAL NOTICE rs CALLED
HI T. K -
House Keeping Establishment.

4G PCBLTO SQUARE, UP STAIRS
Over QOrmerIy) Hicks China Hall, now
J. C. D8rden & Co.'s China Hall,
. Nashville.
VETHERE Catalogues of few thousand Of the articles kept
at thsestablshmen be bad descriptive Of the kind
CT business he proposes do and the articles hanl
be constantly kept o- sale to cash lower prices than the
kind Of goods have been usually sold in this market will
be his purpose always has BEEN in whatever business he
been engaged keep with the improvements Of the sg
respectfully sOlcits call his patrons
friends wheht they immediate Of goods his line
Dr. not oct3l A. II. HICKS.
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TENHE undersigned have this day associated themselves tog
under the style Of RAINS, BROWN co for the pur.
Of tansacting general Drug Business, and hope,
by strict attention to the interest Of their customers
rit continuance Of the liberal patron ge extended
their predecessors. 4. B. RAINS,
july2I-u ARIS BROWN, SR.
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NnsIlriiie CITY mins.


deliver Fiour at a.y place 10 the city Edgehsld
~ tsadls BFdss less At The foll0Wius Prices
WHoLNALE RETAIE
Extra Family Flour per barrel - so Is 90
do DO do Fertag 80 3t0
VIA ss Bsan, Shorts and Asdys at u. Miat current
prices, deiuctiug carta G.
VIII also paw the market prize fJr WHEAT aud CORN
Throughout ts leave Oos, Box "a, or
with Isl N HOf.II se;s WORTH
IefH1s cash on delivery. No 6 7outh MaIket st.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
stort and for sale 50 bags Family Flour.
IL MfzELL, HO0PRR& n CO.,
luAe-6 Nos q and Market Street.
NutS
+ n BBIS. Rrazn Nuts; 10 hbis Texas Pecans;
" i0do FiI5erts; IS DO Almonls;
10 do Eosszh Walnuts.
Ia seIe ard for sale low 70 and Is Market street hy
jane29 HUGH McCREA 3 co
Administrators Notice.
AVJNG qualified administrators on The Of John
Shelby deceased the undersigned hereby request saeh
sans IS have claims against present them within the time
Presere ~ aF and those Who indebted It to make pay
meat with as little delay as possible.
wASHIEGTON BARROW,
A y. s LINDSLEY.
Nashville, july 2i-Im
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DERsONs visiting Nashville in neel Of anything in GA
cur lne will find it to their interest to exam. ,A
inc before purchasing elsewhere, as it is our
intention to make quick sales and short profits.
Exrs Inducements will be offered TO cash purchasers
an7-f JOHN MORROW 4 SON
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TIFE PENNSvLVANTA

CEETRAL RAELR Dad.
kts s.: s.
rqrAlro rrE oous1RI
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wOOD, EDDY 8 co., Managers,
Saccessors 70 S. Sran 8 CO..
The following scheme viii be drawn BY WeoD. EDDY Co
AaHsgero tie SIaT Academy LOTTERY, in each Of their Singl
Number Lotteries FOR August, 1859, at AUGUSTA, GEO.,
public under "a superintendent OF COMMISSIONER
Glass 32 draws ON
Saturday, August 6, 1889.
Glass So drstys
Saturday, august ~, 1889.
Class 81 draws ON
Saturday, August 20, 1889.
Glass 80 draws ON
Saturday, August ~, 1889.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
TIvK THOUSAND EIsHTTJIvx PRIzEs
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
Magnificent Scheme!
,32O,0OO

WEJLA LLCALI ~ IIAl 70 70 NOzA1'I HI9N s-7a
Hemem Der that every Prize in the above
ScbemcIs d draNyn and payable in fuIIVVith-
cut deduction.
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retiring from the business respectfully beg leave tender
my warmest hanks to friends for the kind snd
patronage extended by them the old Arm
my successors Continuance for the
]. W. DROWN.
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CurRERIANn co
REMOVAL.
Holm YORK 81 co.

KTGVF removed their Book Bindcry and
Blank BOoL Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing li0use
neX house nelow Douglass Co.. north Market sire No So
2 door from the Souare-and will be glad to all their old
that want work in our line We are
prepared Books in the best manner and ter
pattern attention will be paid 70 the Bnung
Periodicals Our prices low the
lowest style Of work can the Bndry Store
Union Street Books left either place will receive imned
tea attaotiou
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VIVA. STOCKELL,
A AIN aRn nEEnrs a-rvrNr pJaSTVsIEE,R,

VIVA. STOCKELL,
PI AIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
HY ID R a q EEC GEM e n E =
Plaster of Paris, PIaSICring Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA Gotta CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
RA GOTTA WARE GENERALITY,
No. IL broadway, BeJWcen Summer and
Cherry streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
mSrch4-Iyd
WIN. M. w IL IA MS,
(SucceSsor 10 j. Z. Wi1iaHs)
General Commission Merchant,
PARTICULARLY FOR THE sALEOF
BACON, LARD, GRAIN, FEAEHERS,
Tennessee a. western Produce Generally,
DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
II Letters Of inquiry relation TO the markets. &c,
EeWred PROMPTLY. sDS-dhm
w. MI. HARGRAVE,
FOUSE SIGN, AyD ORRAHKH7ALPAL17ER
BR0AD STREET,
espt 81, s=n Nashville, Tenn,
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

FEHE coartnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed hisday dissolved by mutual Mr.. ARIs
BROw Sr having purchased Of J. W. Brown his
the business will be continued at the old stand
style Of RAINS, Brown & Co, T. b RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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w. M. HARGRAVE,

house. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER
BROAD STREET,
espt "a, '5s-n, Nashville Tenn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10
HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE /
Wm, A, Bachelors Hair Dye
LAs 0nlg AarnlIess ed reliabIe DVe knOl

The only harmless and reliable Dve knOion
The Original and bast IN the world
All others limitations aud should bo avoided
Ou wish TO escape rdiuule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful aud natural Brown Black, without the least
iRIuB to Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have beer
waIded to VIM A. Batcheor since lsa9 and over 5000
applications have been made the Hair Of bis patrons
biz famous Dyes.
WIN A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to DO distinguished from nature, and is wARRkNTEB
not to iWure In the least however long may be continued
and the III effect Of Bad Dyes femeded the Hair nVgor
ated for lie by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold o. sgpllsd Ga private IOOmsJ ct the wir
sold p Al cities and o~gs Of the United States By Drug
,Ey The senuna has the nsme and address upon a
plate engraving ON four sides OF each Box Of
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
janlI No. 233 Broadway N. Y.
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THE BEST 1YS,T ARTIFIG5ALHELP sFs,[ gEd TO
N. II. sOLoMONSON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN, q .
ssps the largest assortment Of the approved kndsO
PEcI4CLES. Alhis glasses, whether for
lighted, ground under his by machine
Of construction with the greatest care
tutthe eyes in ul cases curing Weakness DiEEiHtss or
lRadHRgoH0j ne Eyes and impatiug strength for Ions
reading Ut iae sewing. a-N.. ..
" N, II. Solomouson would here inform the public
thAthe employs any in the sale ofhisonsss.
~ Also, splendid assortment of spy GLASSES MI
CHOsCOPES, COMPASSES, &C, kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
C9rOmesas Superior street undsrths American HotaL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

HoT WEATHER AND WATER.-During the in
tensely hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in most dole
iul manner Of the heat, and yet do not Introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards aud side
walks. We would adylse those to call on p.
Bowers, (sucoessor TO J. Il. Barnes, Plumber,) At.
water Buidng, who has large stock Of Plumb.
ing Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him to
putup ccJuug institution forthwith. We would
advIae them TO get Bathing Tub at the same
tins, and we will warrant that they can keep
cool
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

ARRIyAL OF TEE Iron CiTY.-The fine steamer
Iron City, Capt. Turner, arrived from Ontonagon
yesterday afternoon. From Clerk Holland we oh.
tain memoranda Of her trip The officers report
heavy weather all the time There are no marine
or mining news Of special interest The following
is the memoranda Of tho tlip:
Left ontonagon Monday, 81, at P. NJ, stopping
at Eagle River aud Eagle HarbOr for freight. Len
Portage Entry, Wednesday, the 5th, and Marquette
II P. NJ, same day. Len ssult Thursday, at 4P.
NJ, Str Illinois at the Sault, bound up. North.
ern Light at Copper Harbor, Tuesday bound up
North Story lay with the Iron City at Copper
ilarbOr. waiting for weather to land freight. Left
there bound up on Sunday the 2d. Sch. Mid.
night at Marquette. Had very severe weather all
the way Reached Detroit Saturday morning,
having laid In st. Clair river over night, being un-
able to get on the Flats
She brought down ls0 passengers mostly for
Detroit.
Her cargo Is as follows; From National mine
II barrels copper, 1915 lbs. II masses, 81 .275
lbs; Adventure mine,2 barrels 1879 lbs; Aztec mne'
3 barrels, l,9l4 lbs Central Mining Co, 20 bar
rels, q sol lbs; l0masses, 5.9s3lbs.
Gin mine, 81 barrels. n $50 lbs All the above
for Hussey & McBrds,
! For Detroit, from franklin mine, o5 barrels and
/ 10 masses. 77,47l lbs.
| Pewaubic, lOl barrels and masses, 7s ,045 lbs
This Is for E. 7. Loring. Boston, Beside this she
had good load Of miscellaneous freight
The Iron City will leave on her return trip 10.
night 1.i a5
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FROM 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. B.
The Overland, California, mail with dates from
San Francisco to tle 18th ult which reached
Jefferson city this afternoon furnishes the follow.
ing imporlont intelligence.
duel between Senator Brodericl0 and Chief
Jnsuee Terry took place near San Francisco on
the morning Of the 18th ult Senator Broderick
iell at the first lre, pierced through the lungs
he fingered until half past O'Clock on the morn.
ing OF the 10th, when be died. The community il
profoundly agitaied by this melancholy event.
Judge Terry escaped uuhurt.
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Ias 0AtE ~ ftsAFttbAf.-Tbs slofm WhloA
commenced on Fnday, increased 10 sale on Sa-
turday and Che waves ran high in the Lake. Had
the windbee a few points more 10 tho uofih'ard,
much damage probably would have been done 70
ih' docks and depot but s5ii vas, no serious dam
age resulted.
The barqus Danube Of osvsgO, bound for Chi
cago or Rraia, snd,avored 70 enter The river about
o'clock, but In consequence Of having no canvas
set except the peak Of the jb she ran by, and was
carried upon beach the west Of the pier She let
20 her anchor and swung clear, drawing about four
feet Of water. During the night she swung round
90 tha. yesterday she lay with her head up the
lake The sec bad gone down, 80 that she was not
damaged. She probably got OF last Bigbt
During The gale the Charles III. Walker from
Liverpool, and the Sea GuA OF Buffalo came 10 all
right
About II O'Clock Saturday night the fore and
an schooner George Davis Of Bunalo, attempted
to enter the river, but losing stserage way, she
was carried over 10 the west pier where the heavy
lifted her up, and carried her over tho outside
row Of spilea and Sc, her down between the spies
50 that she could not exlFicato herself In coming
~ SUI shuoA the Meht pief bnu htoFe IN her star-
board aide. She was in a dangerous position and
thumped heavily upon The spiles through the night
damaging her severely. Yesterday morning, the
sea having gone down somewhat, Efforts were made
TO get her of The U. s. steamer Michigan sent
men TO assist, and aier several hours OF Intellectual
labor, the tugs d. P. Rhodes and Peter Smith made
fast to her and endeavored to haul her of, but
scarcely any Drooreaa was nade Cha raa
fast upon the splles and the sea going down,
The George Dapis is owned by Capt Reuben
Becker ofthe West Side She lays in a dangerous
position aud IL is probable she will have to be
raised.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

~ A Warning to the UnwaIy, and one
mighty to save" is contained in the book. HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. 1t
sHp Tins fully and unequvocSly the Of uLC
tiona arrangement aud posrsted pwer With unfuiling
instructions eradicate every particle of the
Of disease that guawng that nsidiously but
but the wreck Of his former self The victim OF this
fatal tendency should lose procuring this
iuvaluabr work.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, i51 Prince street, New York -
Prioa 25 cents. Sent free everywhere.
Soljby GAYLORD X HAMMOND, and WIN FISKE
Druggists, Cleveland. oclT
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ARRIVALS IRON LIvERPooL.-The schooner
Valeria, Capt. Donahue, arrived in port Friday
night from Liverpool with a cargo OF bar and pig
iron and hardware for G worthingtou & Co, and
soda ash, ale, &c, Among her passengers"
were two English Jacks belonging to MIR. J. Miller,
who purchased them while in England These
distinguished arrivals attracted considerable atten.
ton. They arrived in good condition having stood
the voyage remarkably well
On Saturday afternoon, during the height of
the gale, the Charles H. Walker Capt. Harvey
Rumage, r. H. Langley, Mate, arrived from Liv-
erpOOl. She came into the harbor in gallant style
and moOred in the old river bed. She has been
gone about FIVE mOnths from Cleveland She lay
at Liverpool 40 days and on the return voyage
was 3s days from Liverpool to Quebec The voy-
age out was made in % days, Some rough wealth
er was met on the homeward voyage, but the pas.
sage generally was a pleasant one The Vaetia
left Liverpool IA days before the c. II. Walker.-
The latter stopped three days at Kingston Sho
brings 3O4 tons salt consigned to H. Winslow, the
owner the vessel, This vessel likewise had as
passenger an English Jack, the property OF Capt
Rumage This chap looked rather crest fallen on
his arrival. Probably he had been sea sick and
didn't care whether he was in England or Amer
ioa.
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cIsc NNsgI. II. milton cOuSrT !

Before mo the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and
for said county oHulY john Lee who being du
ly svo deposod and eel that he had been suffering with
Dorrh@ for the past twenty-five years aud had consulted
aud received prescriptions tor his from ali the prnc
pal physicians in Phiade pha and Cincnna but all
effect, he received olief At last he reduced
mere skeleton, without the hope OF finding
Lief but, by the alvo9 Of fntnd, induced to try
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
and to his utter surprise no found relief from the st tr
al and Ia less than two mJnhs found himself perfectly
cured Of his complaint and is daily recovering hstengh
Of body aud increasing in flesh; and chosrfaly gives this
certificate, in tha hope that Others sficled like him
self may be benefited JOHN LEE
Sworn to and subscribed before me, August 2lst 1856.
G +. HANSELMAN Justice ofthe Peace,
No. "A Western street, Cincinnati, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

AT AwKs.-Hawks & Rrother have Douglas,
document upon Popular Sovereignty 10 the Terri
tories, as pubshed in Harper's Magazine, in PAM
phletform. They have also each week as soon as
issued Once Week, All the Year Round lluz
trated London News, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

CEvELLED AND BuFFALo CoAsTINo TRADR--
The Toledo Blade says
''rhe new steamer built at Newport by f. B.
Ward. Esq, aud which has been chIlstened the
Coaster, was launched on Saturday last. Old
"salts" says she Is superb craft aud that no
keel ever sat in the water more beauiifnny. She
was modelled by the master builder Mr. Oornwell,
aud reflects the highest credit on his taste and
skill She ia 1856 feet keel, breadth OF beam 25
feet, depth Of hold o 9 feet, and registers 400
tons Her engine Is said to be one of tile very b st
on the lRkes, She ls intended for the ooasting
trade between Cleveland and Buffalo. touching az
Grand River, Ashtabula, Conneaut, Erie, etc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

NoaTH AMERICAN REyIEw.-The October mum
Der OF this Review has been received. The table
OF contents embraces the usual variety and tho
number is an unusually excellent one The article
on American Diplomacy in China was written
before tire difficulties and may therefore be consd.
cred an impattialope.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

New YoRK, Oct 8.
By Are which occurred last night At Nos. 23s
and 2sI Washington street, occupied By Wright,
ellis Brothers dealers in teas coffee and bpioes
property 10 the amount Of 100000 was DESTROYED.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

THE CHAIN GANG.-We learn that the Chain
Gang, to institute which an ordinance passed the
last Council, will be put in operation this week.
The good effects Of this institution will be made
very manifest in less than three months time, in
the decrease petty crimes and the benefit 10 the
city Of what is now merely an expense.
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PROM rmiLAnFIpnIA.

fPHuADELPHIG. Oct 8
Judge Ludlow this morning rendered his dsoi-
sion in the famous case Of VIM H. Jeandell, who
was arrested July last on a charge Of a breach Of
the Peace In running passenger railway car on
the Sabbath, ordering the discharge Of the de-
fondant the arrest having been premature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE.n--U. 8. Ex.
press Co.'S Fast Freight Line, Great Western De.
spa ch, is bringing fieight from New York and
Boston to Cleveland, at lowest Railroad rates viz
New York, 90, OF, 42, 92i Boston, 90, 70, a. az
The Great Western Despatch makes as fast timo US
any other line. The public should not be deceived
by the gas fulminatIons ofobscure opposition lines
who are making frantic efforts to subsist
oei5 b II BARNRY Agenl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINCES COMING From
NJ b. Spangler, Esq, President OF the Lake Erie
Horse Breeders Association we learn that these
two celebrated trotters, will certainly be here next
week and will trot at Spring Grove Park. All the
arrange ments have been completed and our citi-
zens, together with the inhabitants ofal the couu
try "hereaway" viii have the much wished for op-
portunity Of seeing the performance Of these un-
rivslled queens Of the turf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-10

THE WINTER scHEDULE.-A general convention
viii be held in this city the lsh inst, to adopt
time table for through trains between the east and
west for the winter. It is proposed to have the
schedule conform TO that Of last winter but II Ia
earnestly hoped by business men that the New
York Mails may arrive at an earlier hour in the
evening Last year they arrived here late at night
and were not available until the next morning,