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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

To make else people belicve "
ere What We arr not. h. in many ".
stasess. unase di6cuIs lksa really TO
beccme what We desire V s,svesr.
All tsre rleasr notice.
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Htafhllhf NFhte1@# hA6ht $500
80 f.a laahsM m<4o~~s No
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faHhsf IT, w hfsshT 50 H~l"'st"fisv
smmah silaa " lhs Hfts N ~
stl lssf s'slm- NE hssas ssa ~
itaaslafv, NJ la6sssssHr ihs p~sssps
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(ssse ~ arsasss fs
Ihas =giAPsi ne sssfIkfs N 'hs hrir'
80 lsis'ea n stefy d'lten n NJ
glsss hislasd n direct ekisfhh N
lhsIr fl.tss sd sspefss sssf ny aai
psgsae, shh me iiIampshi an as
real asksseas,F shs hss lsdssd
neaqatfsi" the enid n rssais
ipvh. Thai nluHdpps fIsnsrsL .ho
He Isfsgm discovers, 10 somsshai
lIaa himself though nat altogether A.
sstiedd IN lls sieiefIes, would, "
sllse. dIaIslm The fsssmblases. W.
ambition 10 sula ~ss ssapusesd Ny
The tread ~ Nj. eahqssrlne kvIans
.aset NE duet n dl.rolled kInpioms
rs the holdhess N his designs, and
Their open declapiIon Under The lass
~ Ls.sld,v
On, vs,.on. and here elub NJ,
m.,.l sl.ll.y 4. ,uls o,e, ,hs con
.a.ae., AZ ,Ls ysod MANILA N this
,ese r., the east ,vp yssr-l~
oa,,.h tleg Nth absolute wsocbl,I
I%,el,e. bui finding tbal nj. ~ppachlpp
ANA tedious aud without Impression
IN Tho community. resolves himself,
b, somr lrgerdemaib pfpee~s. Into .
" majority u out besl citizens and
like thu mad priest, VI Irish worship,
undertakes 10 csppl the "agdh ,1is
oa,. d~ewia,isg. h,sravfJ and pr,
raiiing rof," from the midst " MI.
modern sodom Let the frogs o
ArisIophanes chorus IN. herol.m u,
II borne patiently IN mind, Mt Edi
tor. that the writer does moi take Issu,
upon The question Of temperance In
volycd, for b. Is willing 10 lend hi
sanction :" every REFORM where 'h'
advancement 81 general moral happi
ness Is TO be secured but 10 'ns'an
ICES such ns this. where thu popula
will Is scornfully unsolicited, indiv'h
ual right totally dssreearded, and NJ
even the wishes Of ten voters ssce'
tanned, u IL an in'ermedlIng danec'
Gus In practice, and Of right condemn
ed In theory. win Parson Younl
'a'"f v" WI" ns' " '"s ""')o'''
"' Deal e'''"a"s. ~"ose '""'e''s'
Opinions "Vo" '"e pressing sscs =
'"'' "w' "'se" wv" mus m''sa'a
''"sy "s'S'a'"'' 'ss'" rss.e
o' 'ne gone" "eeee naa y" more w
he"'' p'')ee' 'nah y or"a"u '''ce
upon our '''e"o' Tue 's's'"'
His correspondence with Col. Moss
l,y was therefore. without satisfaction {
being sustained by q ''msjoriiy"d ID
citizens, a forfeiture Of oil right
defense, which be almost virtual
comedies 10 bis article. The Parse
nai'e'y ~isalicises ssajorify. aud rr'
para'ory 10 counting ncses' p'a!
over The msfae,s. 'r'rss asd s'sfeSs. !
the espee'a'''" OF lodging the '~u
hy numbering them upon bis mus,e
roll. Hold Parson, siuce Alexsnd,
is you, pro,o,yp-. do no, disgrace u
profession by an escalsds VI pct,
coats. While they may be The h
ein.s.s Ir q moral way. 70, the 10
hs. reference only to ftccholders an
voters male II a barrush. To,
.uo,hrrs, wives and sisters" vhc,
presumed is'crvsi swoke the destru'
tive rage Of our b'evei psssoa. al
but poorly ccmplimensed By the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02
MARRIEO.

On o1osasy seE.ise. III M IA
1852. q the resiteses q The tut11h
ncJ1es, war Sard's MN. Joon G.
llssAee~ 10 Nis rAssv NSkss.
1hey In - sAs aessIse m NM
otleas v sVsa ~ AssrncsA We
Nh - ~ Aappissss thaa tt,r
ks~s PERMITTED sAsu.s'-e =. essisrsss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

fkS- There are one thousand two
hundred sros-shops 10 New York
city, aud seven Asndred 10 williams.
burg and Brooklyn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

eG- Men, ike books hsve 1t
each ed a blank leaf childhood
ssd old age.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

es- bill to Prrveu, the smsnei.
patton Of slaves In North Carolina
has been rejected by the loose Of
Representative Of that STATE.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

The friends VI the Democratic party
Of the county, ere requested 10 meet
At The town of Pamela. on Monday
The 3slh inst. There will be many
ihinss discussed Of pfesent and per.
mancnf interest TO the party, and Il
IS hopeda full attendance may be had.
Not only isa thorough organization
u interest and desire 10 every Dsme-
crat /, 20, Il Is further Intended to Dc.
hne our pses~n, position lefoss the
country. and take careful and correct
~rcekcuinvs u orr p"ilc,icAl n,ccrirss
In the distress weather Of the times
The active and intelligent members
Of the party throughout The county.
are respectfully requested to BE- pre-.
sent. and thus give 10 the meeting
The sanction Of their suggestions and
influence.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

~ We shall hereafter have q spo.
,ial correspondent ~ MemphI'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

The advancing aye e Gen. Cess
begins te'bc felt - - tNssasesNace
10 the Aamiaistsollsa, end - VII
Probably sosn retire. The epsFsspnR-
dest n the D~sr,h TsihsNe SAYS that
bis foreign Policy b 80 comple,s = fall.
urc at oil puinss that . change \
found 70 " indispensable. 1Ns seal
Secretary b Mr., Buchsnaa himself.
but the wssk Of detail 10 done b the
Hon. John Applsicn. Asissas, Sscse.
tary. without . s~at h The Cabinet
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

Ma Ewrvn Permit me N asy
through ,ous columns Thai ~ IN ~
The Isealiy aud Trustees have
known. M Instance hes occurred NJ
students procuring and drinking ar.
dent spirits, sine~ January, ib6s.
when four pupils were suspended an
that account We question whether
there !. another College IN The rnIon
where there l. 10 lliiIr lempisiIon and
40 lev means N pfa,Ifylnp iht pas.
spss. Allow me 10 say that ! have
lmen ahseni ffom ms posi but ose day
.ipee November last. and when | am
pre%,ideniialIy absent my posi- IL sup.
piled by others. A part " last Do.
iobpr mud November travelled 10 ~.
cure funds /, po,id ample spvarAiu ",
In which ! succeeded, lbs apparatus
is expected here daily.
iouis Yer, respectfully,
WIN CAREY CRANE.
Centre I'LL. Drsoio co., Feb. 18th,
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Lola Non,es IA . native Of 6ny.Ave
countries and has been married three
hundred and slxty.pine iimcs. So
says the Bosioa Evening Gazette. and
the Boston people ought to know Lola.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

M Ad0lnlse6oooF's Neo1Oo.
Lf S..a .s.,, = :: :s. J: :: !. y! .s,'s
the estats Of Nary q. Snsrss, BE. -
the Probate Court Of Pamela Geo.,
Mississippi, y ~ jaosasy .TanSisSS
thereof nsv pSretse ipsiMe olaia6
asninss said estats - kessby npsi1sA
to eonc forward and Soyo ~ sons pro.
hased and registered wiibin ~ s!ns NJ
scribed by lau q the VII " Sesjses
barred. FEB. ~ le5N
or. pAgIu0o, ~
y. D.kMiW
nay1--0w Adninisosolom.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

4 ~ penens ~ ~ 1stass - NJ.
n chsel MeKinnie, Dee, ~ hsssbv ~.
si6ed 10 settle sp W ~ 1Ssh d Apso
Or they win fnd ihsir claims IN ~
e2cers hands. Also,. ~ 6la,as ~ ~
k-sass u /. n. MeKinsie, dse., 81 sll
.as s'1;ss 49,. s.s =, ss:,issa a'A'y7ssps
mssi-S~.. MEkk ATn0bG1g0H.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-03-02

The Massachusetts, 1AeislaNuse hAs
made . grsc, Of $3.50 . yeas III tn
yesrs. 10 an ss~vlasic~ n ooMks ~
he s~uprt-~isa ~ essssesfdt hank
mites. Photography r. .ssv ssei n
rvrrdsec tAsk tilvs M great sue.
ce>s. 81.
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- CO.,
STNicfLf CASH
AMBROTYpE GALLERY
SEWING MACMuNE WGpOT.
mcsr's pslariAL siocx,"
Corner Main and Monroe S.,

Corner Main anu MOnFOo o.,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
nAvk Nlssd up = handsome suite Of
Rooms on the third door, up stairs,
with Aaim ptveel entrance, whore We arr
fully prepared With oil tho facilities u
this progressive agc, n keep paee with
amy artist In ous profession, md shall al.
ways 10 fosnd Pcsdy 70 serve old
friends sud the eowmunity generally viii
the 6nos, ordes Of A~'Sbro,ypcs, and oil
Other styles o. Pictures worthy II n
place In the catalogue Of thu ~.
i Immediately IN connections With evr
Picture GALLERY, ~ have arrangements
fps supplying The Ladies with .he man
reliable and perfcct Sewing Machines
that can bc obtained IN the unl,eA ktasss,
spccim cnsof which will ALWAYS be found
on sxbib,tiop and Tor sals al our place.
Espccial care Is taken by We to buy Ifor
W are Agcnts), ncne bat the very beat
machines, uMo Sach NJ rrcom0ende6
themselves urcN . fair ard impartial
rial; and a our h~ssiurss Is conducted
upon a strictly Cash Sy,scm throughout
our rstablls limeai, W. can easily work,
mil sell for lrs< profits, than under the
"cid fosy cred, sys,cm.v
Soliciting caiIs from all. We are,
Aos, Repeatedly.
AfARuur 4 CO.,
Corner MIN anf Monroe SIS, Up Stair,
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Ases. hayins bsss esaslsteAsss- w
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

For sale. wholesAis and Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme At the Proprietor's pnces.
nulOdkWIye
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March Is.
Post Master General Holt allows Mr.. Capen's
friends until Wednesday TO answer the statements
made against the removal of the Boston Post Of
ice. 1t appears he received authority from the
Department for the present arrangement nearly q
year ago.
The Cabinet met at an unusually early hour to-
day aud resumed the consideration of an extra
session of Congress, which is still undetermined
Private advices just received here state that
the Dutch government are about to lay claim to
the famous Avis Guano Island in the Caribbean
Sea which has been successfully worked by the
Atlantic 4 Pacific GuaDo Co., of N. Y. for the last
two years.
The Grand Jury to-day brought in present.
ment against Mr.. Sickles for murder, and there is
no doubt that bill will be found against him
when dsy will be set apart for his trial.
Whatever may have been the proceeding gs rel>
alive to Mr.. Butterworth, it was understood about
the Court House to day that they will take no fur
ther action on the subject duplicating him as an
accessory.
From what has just transpired, the trial will dis
close an amount of scandal far exceeding what
has already been furnished TO the public, and
bring reluctantly to the witness stand persons
who have not heretofore figured in the newspa-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
RAILROAD CONVENTION.
BuFFALo. March Is.

OOFFALOJ AAAISu 10.
The New York Central Road, with its Cana
dian and Northwestern connection, was fully
represented at the Time Table meeting this az
! temoon. The New York and Erie and Pennsyl-
vania Central and Baltimore and Ohio and
Southwestern lines were reported. A general
schedule was agreed upon, making the time of
leaving New York at 6 A. NJ, II A. H., and
5 P. NJ. Running time to Chicago SO hours;
to Cincinnati 35 hours. The questions which
have been before the Con Fention since its first
assembling, are now no nearer full solution
than at first; the New York Central advocate
increase of speed, while the other three Allan
tic lines strongly oppose it, when the Con-
vention adjourned.
At noon to-day it was the general impression
that it would re assemble at half past seven this
evening. In regard to freight matters the New
7 York Central urge modification of the exist
ing tariff, which they claim operates to the in
jury of New York, and in favor of Philadelphia
and Baltimore
The Central was ably sustained by Mr. Ham
mond, of the Burlington & Quincy Road.
Mr.. Moran, of the N. Y & E. said in expla-
nation of the statement that his road would
Withdraw from the St Nicholas compact on
the goth inst, that it was owing to the Central
making large deductions from the agreed rates
Mr.. Hammond moved that the general
freight agents be requested to prepare tariff
of through freight rates, to be presented to the
Convention this evening, carried
On all questions of freight discrimination the
n Y. & E. voted with Southern Roads
EVENING SRssIoN-The Convention adjourn
ed before 9 o'clock. There was no allusiOn
made to time tables.
The rates reported by the General Freight
Agents were adopted with but little animation
They reduce figures to and from CINCINNATI and
slightly from st. Louis and other points.
1t is understood that the present rates will re-
main unaltered until the 25th inst.
The independent Convention will assemble at
Columbus next Wednesday at 10 a. M.
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Corresponding Secretary

PERRY MoNUMENT.-We the undersigned, were
duly appointed Select Committee by the City
Council of Cleveland to procure subscriptions, and
contract for the erection of a Monument to Com
mOdOre Perry, the Hero of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public Park Of the city and surmounted
with life-size Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th of September, 1860.
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7. JONES Sons, of CIeve>
land, to erect the monument in accordance with
the design autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousand dollars. The contrac>
tors have given bond in the sum of Five Thou
sand Dollars for the faithful performance of their
contract.
1t is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow citi-
zens. 1t is only in this way that the cost of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa
triOtism of fellow citizens, to aid in the no.
ole enterprise VI efeceiuB mOhumeht worthy 70
commemorate the name and heroic services of Per-
ry, and which shall be ersditable to the citizens of
Cleveland.
T. jones' SoEs are authorized to received sub
scriptions and donations for the monument, and
We cheerfully commend them as reliable men and
worthy of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
]. KIRKPATRICK,
o. NJ. OVIATT,
C. D. WILLIAMS,
]. NJ. COFFINBERRY.
Cleveland, March, II, lS5s.-R6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

TORONTO, March IS.
10 Parliament last night, Mr.. Buchanans motion
that the House do not go into Committee on the
new Tariff of the Inspector General, was lost by
majority of l3.
Mr.. Buchanan's motion was looked upon as mo j.
ton Of want of confidence in the Administration 1t
is now probable that the new Tariff will be passed
with slight notifications
The Inspector General stated that when in Com
mittee, he would be willing to consider the pro-
prIety of deferring operation Of the new bill for
such q time as would enable Upper Canada mer-
chants to obtain goods from the place of growth
This announcement, as well as the result of the
vote. on Mr.. Buchansn's amendment, was received
with loud cheers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

FRAxkESsTErN's NIAeARA-Thers will be an
exhibition this afternoon of the beautiful aud in
Etructive Panorama of Niagara Falls, for children.
Admission 10 cents. Doors open at halfpast two
Let multitude of little ones zee and learn about
the wonder Of the world.
The Panorama will also be exhibited in the
evening at the usual hour and price of sdmis-
sion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

MAN lNJuRED-A teamster, name not learned
was severely injured yesterday forenoon while en-
gagged in hauling gravel from under building be-
ing lowered to the grade on Champlsin street. he
was caught betweens wagon wheel and one of the
supporters Of the building, and crashed as to bt
insensibIe for time 1t was feared the internalin
iuries were serious.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

- Ladies American Magazine for April; Our
Musical Friend, No. l6; Frank Lese's Zeitung;
ThomPsOn's Bank Note Reporter; Independent;
Evangelist; Scientific American; Weekly Herald;
Tribune; Times; &C., &c, for the week, have been
received by olmsted, opposite the Post oaice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

AssAULT.-Mr Morse, who lives on the corner
of Bond and Rockwell streets, noticing a crowd of
boys gathered on the sidewalk near his house yes
terday Doon, and aseertaiuing that they wait
ing for the appearance OF the teacher of the Rock
well street school, to give hin whipping. he went
into the school house aud informed Mr.. Henry Ford,
the teacher, of their intentions. Mr.. Morse and
Mr. Ford lett the house in company and proceeded
up the street TO the corner of Bond and Rockwell
streets where they separated Mr.. Ford kept on
up the street short distance when young man,
named William Patrick, came upon him from an
alley in the rear of Park Row. Patrick asked Mr..
F. if his name was Ford, and being answered in the
affirmative, exclaimed, 'You whipped my little
brother" and Immediately struck Mr. Ford in the
face with both hands Mr. F. attempted to elude
the blows which were being shOwered upon his
his head, when Patrick seized him and threw him
violently on the sidewalk. Mr.. F was cut some
about the face. and complained of soreness about
the head from the effects of kick after being
thrown.
Patrick was arrested and brought before Justice
Miller, who held him in $3.50 bonds for his appear
ance before the Probate Court.
1t appears that Mr.. Ford on last Wednesday had
inflicted moderate chastisement upon a young
brother of Patrick's, which was the cause of the
assault.
0utrages of the above character are becoming
too frequent, and we hope justice will be meted
out to young Patrick to the full extent of the law
From what we know of Mr.. Ford we are satisfied
that he would not punish any scholar under his
control with undue severity, and even if the case
were otherwise the community should frown dowr
all such ruffsnly proceedings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

REPUBLICANS, TAKE NOTES.-The Sixth
Ward Republican Club will held regular semi
annual meeting at the Engine House on Perry
street, on Monday evening next, (27th inst,) } at
seven and half O'Clock. AL Republicans residing
in said Ward, are urgently requested to attend
The victory is ours at the coming election if We
organize and do our duty.
]. BALLARD. Pres.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
ROdger Troupe, drunk and disorderly, same fine

CoNMoN PLEAs-In the case of J. W. Gray
(Piain Dealer VS.. E. A. Munson, late publisher Of
the Review, judgment was taken on three promis-
sorry notes for $780,, "a with interest and costs.
In the case OfLaErence Quinney's administrator
vs. C. & N. R. R. Co., suit for damages, the Jury
rendered verdict for defendant
The case of Sarah Nuby VS., LerenzO Jones ct al.
is on trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, MAR. 10, 1859
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Christian 4 Marshall-HOuses for Rent.
B. p. Bower-Cleve Plumbing Works
l. Observation-Disclosures HITS
J. B. Cobb Co.-Annual of Scientific Discovery
A, W.-Siinatiun Wanted.
odd BTownH-Lecture.
P. Cham ferlsE--North. Trans. Co.
Chamberlain, Crawford & Co-Forwarding and Com
mission Merchants.
olmsters News Depot-Busness Notice.
Hawks Bro.-TvO Bus Notices
] c. Wagner-pus Notjcs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

u Plain and Ornamental Printing every description
the Printing Establishment of the Leader Office
latest improved and rapid presses the best
style On shOrtnOce bEJ nabls Particular
attention paa to blank Every description OF Bind
Rg done. especially Blank Bosks, Ledgers Journals.
Sales Books, Receivine Ranks NC, ke.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

gas- Lost last Friday evening between Ply
mouth Church and Chapin's Hall, fur Victorine.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at the
Leader Counting Room. diff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

ANOTHER ARRESTS. B. Kirk, student in the
Preparatory Department of 0berln College, was
to day arrested at 0berlin, by Dep. U s. Marshal
Hackett, under q warrant from q. s. Marshal
Johnson, and brought to this city During the past
winter he has been teaching school in Ashland
County, and is arrested as belonging to the gang
of counterfeiters recently broken up in Portage
County 17th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

sPIR1TulL LEcTuRE-Mrs. Frances o. Hyer
the celebrated iuspirational and improysing medi-
um, will lecture at fremont Hall on Sunday, th'
10th inst, morning and evening, atusual EOurs--
| Seats free
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

awhichhs c.nusTsrdothal' .luin.,' 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

MARINE.-The propeller New York, Capt Lnd-
low, sailed for Toledo Thursday night with nc
cargo.
The Lady Of the Lake left this port last evening
for Dunkirk with a fuTl load Of -four, seeds and
provisions.
The Queen of the Lakes, now loading for Buffalo
viii probably leave this evening.
The propeller Equator called here Thursday
on her way to Sandusky, aud left large quantity
of merchandise and 1000 bushels of potatoes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

MULks AND HoRsEs-An excellent mule q
good size. Morgan horse (stud,) and good Ia
dies saddle horse; the horses being PAGERS as well
as trOtters, for sale very cheap at the City Ho
them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-19

"CHRIsTIAN MORALS IN SOCIAL LIFE"-The
sermon delivered last Sabbath evening by Rev. Mr..
Goodrich. of the First Presbyterian Church, is 10
be Published. twill be for sale by Hawks & Bro,
and at the bookstores this afternoon.