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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

TO the Public.

Aner a.full investigation Of Mr.. c. III. Smiths
position upon the question of Tobacco Exchange
in GAINESVILLE and thoroughly understanding it as
now do, am satisfied that was led into total
misapprehension Of his motives and position, mainly
by the impression derived from the record at the
Exchange, of the offer made by him, through an
other party to that body and being satisfied that
under that misapprehension did in two commu-
nieations 10 the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, signed c. do
Mr. Smith great injustice, and attribute to him mo-
tives and designs he never entertained, and being
satisfied how of my own error, and the wrong !
have done Mr. Smith, do hereby voluntarily re-
tract all and everything in my said communications
affecting, either by direct charge or by implication
Mr. Smiths honor, his motives in the question at
issue. t
may add to the above, that so far from beliey-
ing that Mr.. Smith would sacrifice publicor private
interests to his own ends have always found him
and do believe him TO be ever ready and anxious
to do full and entire justice to all who confde their
interests to his hands, and regret that was led by
Misrepresentation and over zeal for the question
at issue to do him the wrong that | now see have
DONE and wish thus voluntarily to repair so far as
possibly can.
In further evidence Of my wishes to do Mr.. Smith
the fullest justice sign this instrument and anoth
er Of the same words--one with my own proper
name to be handed TO him. and the other signed
&C., to be published, it not being deemed by
either party necessary that my name shall 60 tC
the public. c.
Carksville Tenn, June %, 1860.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

Bsiy'" Every single man originally nominated by
the three sectional partes--with the exception of
'honcst old Abc'--is a member ofthc Senate ofthe
United States and not one of them hiss faith enough
in his election to the Presidency, Vice Presiden-
cy to induce him to resign his seat,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
ma Tho New York Herald is doing

HeA. The New York Herald is doing good service
for the Union ticket and when it is remembered
that it is the policy of the shrewed conductors OF
that paper to array themselves the strongest side
its present position is cheering sign of the rapidly
increasing strength of Bell and Everett,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

GsA- Fitzpatrick was too smart to suffer himself
to be victimized by the Douglas wing ofthe demo
cracy and Breckenridge will live to repent the day
he suffered the fire-caters to sacrifice him on the
altar of his own ambition.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
TURNPIKE NOVICE.

THE Directors Of the Chrksye & Paradise Hill
T. p. Company are requested to meet at the Court
House in GAINESVILLE, on Monday the 10th inst
It is hoped there will be full attendance as there
will be business of Importance presented 10 the
Board. ROBT ". WILLIAMS, PTest
July Ath 1869 ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
$1,000 REWARD!

All persons'knowing themselves to have property
at my house in the shape of notes or accounts, arc
hereby notified TO come forward prove property,
pay charges, and remove the same or they will be
dealt with according 10 law,
FRANK S. BEAUMONT.
Hardware, Guns and Cutlery, Big Pad Leek,
Nay 20, 1890 r1m. Clarkeyi.e. Tenn
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

eely- The men who talk so fippanty of the dis
solution of the Union either do not know the grave
import of their reasonable language, or they are
not fit TO be citizens Of free government. Break
ing up long established institutions is a dangerous
experiment and doubly so when it is not for mere
change of FORM but for partition of territory be-
tween embittcred factions who once lived together
as political brotherhood. Disunion, under such
circumstances must lead to civil war, and who can
calculate the evils that will follow? But disunou
is not merely talkedef. Maddened partzans, for
getiul of every patriotic consideration, are paving
the way for it by arraying themselves against each
other upon geographical lines, whilst the people
look on with Indifference, or lend themselves to the
work of political ruin when one patriotic effort, in
the right direction, will annihilate sectionalism
restore harmony, and uproot the corruption which
underes all the political ills that curse the coun.
try.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

Ea~A large gold Shawl Pin was found in tn,
New Hall at the Clarksve Female Academy
The lady owner can get it by applying to DR.. Ham
ilton.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

RsAr The Commissioner who was sent by Mississ-
ppi to treat with Virginia on the subject of south
ern Contedeacy, has become disguised with his
party and has declared himself for Bell and Everett.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

BsA. We have received Pcterson's Magazine ior
August and would remind our readers that this is
an appropriate time to make up clubs for this adj
mirabe and cheap two dollar periodical.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

BsA. The Louisville Journal stated that no man
ofthe Senate. Andy Johnson became alarmed and
told the Baltimore Convention that it shouldn
nominate him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
TERMS
For the Campaign.

| have two six pound, and one two pound Can
non, mounted on wheels. to hire to any poltcd
ciuH party, except the Black Republicans by thu
day, week or campaign.
+. S. BEAUMONT.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
WANTED!

a LADY wishes to get situation rs TEACHET
In family, or would take charge of School il
The couptry, Address, stating terms, &C.,
E.S,
Louisville, Ky.
June p, .5so,-cp"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
Merchants and individuals

Are assured that will sell them goods low as
they can be purchased any where in the State.
FRANK. S. BEAUMONT.
JulY 6, l6O-lY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

In view of the above honorable reparaton by
&C, of the injury he has done me in his two COM
muncations referred to, it gives great pleasure
TO withdraw and retract anything and everything
contained in my Gard of May sth and my commu-
ncation of the 22d to the Chronicle, that was in
the least degree offensive to him. do not only
take pleasure in thus making the anlende honorable
to &C" but gratifed to be able to state that the
cause of the temporary difficulty and arrangement
between us is now removed, by voluntary act on
his part as honorable to him as it is gratifying to
me, and l sincerely hope that nothing may ever
again occur to disturb the friendly relations that
have always existed between US.
c. H. SMITH.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, June o. 1860.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

HeA. The Philadelphia Monitor leading demo-
cratic organ, has come out for Bell and Everett,
and gives many valid reasons for its course.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
In Chancery at GAINESVILLE
Original Bill.

7. w. King, Trustee,
Us. Original Bill.
A. II. Poston ct ais.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master from the allegations in the bill and the afli-
davt thereto, that A. II. Poston. NJ. Mays, J. L..
Street, ]. j. Roach w. A. Wilson, Miller Hopson,
Gardiner Ragin, Chappell & Torian, Meyer Il
Hazard, Sutclifie Hughes and George n. Poston,
are nonresidents of the State of Tennessee that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
them--it is therefore ordered that publication be
made, for four weeks, in the Clarksvie Chronicle,
a newspaper published in the town of GAINESVILLE,
requiring said nonresident defendants to appear ut
the next term of the Chancery Court, to be held
in the town of GAINESVILLE on the third Monday in
October next and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant's BILL or the same will be taken for con-
fessed TO Them and set down for hearing exparte
T. J. MUNF0RD, c. & NJ.
June 90 '60-4w-pr fee So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
To all whom it may Co ncern

We are now receiving in addition to our large
stock Of Jewery, of the finest plate offer
ed in this market such as fine Casters Walters, Tea
Sets Ice Pitchers Magic Understands and various
other articles which invite the public to call and
examine.
SIMPSON 4 PRICE.
May lS, ls60--tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

seH- We call the attention of parties interested
to the Turnpike Notice in orr advertising col
unus.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.

We have just receiveda new stock Of French and
American Lawns, Organdies English Berages, Silk
and Union Poplins and French Lace Nantes. Plain
straw bonnets, Bonnet trimmings, Ribbons, Prints,
Bleached Muslins Hosiery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
&C., which were purchased At very low prices to
which we invite the attention Of prompt dealers.
Liberal discount made for Cash.
Very Respectfully,
May Is, '60--tf J. L. 4 II. S. BR0ADDUS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

B<1~ Give us Congressional protection TO slavery
in Territores-said the fre-eaters to the Northern
squatter soversigns-or we will "bust up the
Charleston Convention and nominate ticket that
will grant us that protection. The squatter sove-
reigns swore they wouldn't do it so the fre-eaers
did 'bust up the Convention, and did nominate
a ticket, both ends of which declare that Congress
has power to protect slavery in the Territories
Breckenridge took the stump in 1885, to prove that
Congress has no such power, and Joe Lane has
never expressed any other opinion. Then, in the
devils name what use have the fire-eaers for such
men? No other than to split the democratic party
and elect Lincoln, which last consequences is to be
the signal for dissolution of TIE Uxfsazp tet the
people look to it in time, anA fdn u sstNfs by
electing Bell s.la Ete9tk::
81.
:. 8ea- The meeting of the National split-up un-
WASHED which was called at Nashville, last Satur-
day; to ratify the nomination of Breckenridge and
Lane was according to the account Of the Nashville
papers, and of gentleman who was there an I'M
mitgated yfzzie! The Nashville committee of recep
ton, consisting of band of music and a mixed
thirty or forty men, boys, and juvenile darkies
tramped around from depot to depot as the several
trains arrived, in search of delegates but the result
was sad failure. At the Chattanooga depot they
found nary delegate, and the committee turned away
weeping and heart-broken but at the Alabama de-
pot their hopes rvived for there they found fv
delegates These five, however, wouldn't music,
and march, but got into a hack, and drove quietly
into town. The enterprising committee then wen
to the Edgefeld and Kentucky depot to receive the
delegates from CldrksUiHe; but 10 the train came
in as quietly as usual and it was some time before
anybody appeared on it. AT last, however, the three
or four,or FIVE self-sacrifcing gentlemen, who wen
upfrom here made their appearance on the platform
but without creating any enthusiasm whatever, anC
the band of music appointed to receive them, turned
away disheartened, and without playing airy chune
wendell their hot and dusty way back to the city
evidently convinced that hunting for delegates wa
poor business, and that getting up an enthusiasm
for Breckenridge and Lane one of the OmpOssi
best
Such is, nearly literally, the account we have o
the preliminary movements attending the Seceder'
ratification meeting at Nashville They afterward
met at'the Courthouse, and speeches were made b.
Hon. Andrew Ewing Col. Quarles, of this city, ant
some Others but "taihre" was written on ever.
feature of the affair.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

Barnes Condy
Bartholomew Harry
Bezely Daniel
Ballentine Miss Z 3
Bourgeois Mr. A
Booman Charley
Bancroft Jones Fl
Baker Rev w
Bisher Euth
Brook Stephen
Bankhouse Chss L
Blanchard Geo W
Burke W II
Caudle G w
Cherry Lemuel
Crotzer L A
Curren Thomas
Collier W II
Copeland John
Cowan Mrs S P
Cowan William G
Coellou ] Jr
Chage Joseph
Crowder Miss Martha
Crowders Mr.
Conwell Patrick
Caroline Sarah L
Coleman Reuben
Coleman Reubin & ST
Coleman G.
Callett John A
Clements J NJ
Cain Martin
Charry W T
Clark G. G.
Clark Z B
Clark Ella T
Carney w D
Carroby Timothy
Capshaw Lou B
Carpenter G L
Carpenter l.
Gill Bernard
Churchill G T
Collins Mrs Betsey
Cake r NJ
Calighan VIM
Cross J B
Corcoran James
Currence Mrs Sarah
Driscoll Dennis
Davis Samuel
Davis Mrs Ann S 2
Driver Is
Dickson John
Dickson Mrs N L
Dry G II
Donovan James
Dupuy George r
Day J f
Day Miss Clara
Dicks Mrs Widow
Dordle Patrick
Dwyer Patrick
Dealy Thomas
Dinwiddie VIM
Farnell J & II
Finley S L
Funoy Francis 3
Fall Thomas
Farmer d G
Farmer Miss Mamie
Foley Dennis
Feanghty Patrick
Fritzlan Geo A
franklin Ed Benz
Ford Geo
Finch Mr. S r
Fusch DR. Chas
Fiser Rob II
CASTOR w Gull
Gray A p
Grey John P
Grimes Geo
Grimes Fred
! Grnees G A
Gillian DIR A b
Grafton Mrs Harriet
! Gladston B
Gunnell John II
Greedy John
Green Macbeth
Gambriael Jas II
Gordon Minor
Griffith Amos
Gordon J S & Louis
Griffin W II
Griffin J W
Howell, Miss Bette
Howell Cewis S
Hill John A
Hill Johnston
Haslem Geo
Hendrick j T
Hewlett VIM.
Harrington John G
Helm n p
Hamburger, Pettus l.
Hennessey Patrick
Hennessey John
Howard Mrs Martha
Hunt John o
Harvey Mrs J
Husman A A
Hines Henry
Haywood David J
! Hust II % or j L FOu
Hobson hcNairy
Howard n o
Harris Miss Tom
Harrington Mary l.
Heshman Louis
Harrison Clay
Huddleston Mrs T l.
Husemnn Chas +
Hosken William
House 5 Esq
Hubbard L g
Henry L p
Hughes John A
Hester James
Haymaker John
Hallchan David 2
Ingram Martin V
Ingle J w
lngles 4 Harris
Inge James II
Jones A i
jackson John
johnson 7 b
johnson j 7
johnson James
Johnston A NJ
johnson Rev II G
Persons calling for
Iplease saw % Advertise
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post-ofice at GAINESVILLE, Tenn
aud which il not called for within three month.
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06


Knapp E NJ
Kingkindoll w Y
KerchofF TIL l. Co
King Henry
Keesoe John w
Kalus Mrs Elizabeth
Kelsey A F
Kelly Patrick
Kelly John
Kerihhoff h Messrs |
Kyle Mrs Mary Jane
Kennedy r T
Kiddell James
Lyon James
Ligon E B & Co .
Lucas r W or
J Hawkins 2
Long James
Long J L
Long J d
Long DIR A G
Lisenbee J f
Lovett John
Love Archy G
Lydon Patrick
Lepley Alfred
Laird Robt
Mcdaniel John w 2
Mcdaniel Miss Mollie
McGane James
Munganer John
Miller b r
May William N
Moshell Rev
Madison r p
Main Mrs S A
Marshall w s
Marshall Eliza Jane
Mckee Alexander
Moss Sarah
Murphy John
Minor Thomas
Murganti +
MurrelI TN 3
Mulloo VIM C
Miller John r
Martin Mrs SH
Michigan Daniel
Manual Labor School
McClain Alphonse
Mcintyre Chas
Martin l. Watkins
Mills John
Moran Maurice
Machire VIM
Mcdonald John 2
Mitchell Mrs Sarah L
Mallory Mr. s
Moore Thos It
Moore N B
McNtulty ] osenh .
McClintock John
Merritt 8 IT
Mann A Strus
MOrebead w ID 4 Co
Maker George
McUale Martin
Oughton Mrs Mary ]
Owsley a. Co
OHanton Thomas
Oliphant Mrs Maria
Ogburn Mrs Susan
O'Conner Timothy
O'Brien Edwin p
O'neal MIDI
O'Neal Peter
Pitts Rev FEDD
Price A w
Peace DR. JH
Peacock James
Pinson Vim
Pancoast Joseph
Pimby Paul
Pugh Thomas T
Pankev T
Petty ] p
PAYNE C GS Co
Peters ] T Esq
Phillips T
Russell w r
Robinson Kiss Rebecca
Robertson Mrs Susan
Real Mathew
Rice Geo w L
Riley John
Rudford Mr.
Reynolds NJ A
Ramey b II
Roshell G
Megan Mrs
Stafford NJ W 2
Smith A D
Smith r
Smith & Tandy
Smith ] R
Smith Mrs Waller c
Smith Jas T
Smith Mr. Esq
Smith B T 2
Smithson II S
Seawell Jas 4
Saxton w D
Snauldinp DIR EN- 3
Samson & Scott
, Shelton JC
Stewart Nancy
Socher C II
Stratford H NJ
Shrider Jos
2 Somerfeld LIZ
Sullivan G
! Sugg C A
Sturtevant John L
Sheebey John
Starting Geo
Scbwarg Henry
Sheridan John
Scott Burgess II
Tomlinson VIM
Thwcatt W n 4 Co
Trailer Col T BIZ
Savior w L
Terry Mrs Ann
Thompson W NJ
Thacker f f
Turner John W
Turney Michael
Temley VIM II
Terrell Thomas S
Tickle Peter
Williams Miss NJ A
Wood G A
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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, June %, 1850.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-07-06

"Then, sir nGther the purposes nor the effect of
the bill is to legislate slavery into Nebraska and
Kansas, but its effect is to sweep away this vestge
of Congressional dictaton on this subject to allow
the free citizens of this Union to enter the common
territory with the Constitution and the bill alone in
their hands, and to remit the decision Of their
rights under both to the courts of the country
Who can go before his constituents refusing to stand
on the platform of the Constitution Who can
make case to them of refusing to abide the decis-
ion of the courts of the Union?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
LEAVE ERIE

Accommodation Train VIII leave ConnssuI q ESD A. n
stopping at all stations and arrive Cleveland ~
A. m.
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land WARRANTS.
MORNING LEADER OEFICE;

7 T
FLoUR-Sales 100 bbls. at $40.
WHRAr-ouiet With sales car red at l. 30 and l
white ail.S5.
CoRN-Firm. Sale car at 5ie.
SEEDs-Sale 100 bus, timothy at s,s736 and s5 bus
clover at $40.
HrsawxEs-stsady at 2Oc. Sale u bbls at that
price.
BUTrER-salss good roll at llcand choice do.
at 12H.
Egos-In good inquiry at lie with sales of a small
lot at lo'se.
HANS 6c.-Sales 500 Tbs. hams and shoulders
at ~ for the former and OK for the latter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
TRIESEMAR, 1, g. 3,
pROTECTED By ROYAL LRT

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LIE \
III TRRs PATFNT Of England and secured by IN
Seals Of the Ecole de Phamhee de Paris, and the lmpe
rial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No is inva luabe for exhaustion, Epermatorh1a and
all Oily sical disabilities.
No. completely eTadicates all traces OF those diseases
that have bithet been treated BY the nnuseouB and pe
cious use Of copaiya and cuhebs.
No has rely supplanted the injurious use Of mer
eury thereby nsurng the sufferer speedy relief dis
pesng all Impurities, and roofing out the venom Of dis
ease,
TRIEsEMAR, Nos !, and 8 are prepared IN the form
Of oZenge devoid of taste and smell and be carIed
the wIstcoat pocket Sold in Tin and divided into
separate doses administered by Valpeau Lallemand
ROuX Rico d. sc Prize 50 EACH or cases for 50. which
So and IN 81 whereby there is saving OF 50
To be had, wholesale and RETAIL OF Dr. BARROW No ls&
Beecker street, New York. Immediately on Receiving
receiving remittance, Dr.. Barrow viii forward the rs
semar 70 psrt Of the world, securely packed and ad
dressed according TO the ms TuCttons OF the writer.
~ sod also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM.
FfSKE leveand. isn3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

Peter A. Bishop PlpR l Before + Hessenmueller,
Justice Of the Peace for Cleve-
Wallace Campben Deft and Township, Cuyssoga Go.
Ohio On the 9Th day Of March, A D. lSe0 said Justice
filed order Of attachment tbs above action for the
sum Of sxty-s and eightvone hundredth dollars
lNGERSOLL KINSMAN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

lBV TELEGAARhl
FLOUR-ErcCe edngl' dun ard lower for pretty much
az kinds SUI state quite scarce and brings about prey
,us prices The demand is COZ hned 10 supplying the
pressing Of the local trade. Sis Sso bbls S5S9
Is gua western IS s0Ghe6 CON. 70 med western
sss as 10 shipping bTa1ds extra round hoop Ohio n al
Eet clOsing dull and hesvT.
CANA6IAN FtnUR-Duu.and oric5s tend downwar.. p.
Sal fCo bbis S. 3807Go for mmon TO chosce ex
RYE FLCuh Transactions are only 70 a limited ex-
tent ut s3.I01d4 60 CON 70 9haice super.
CORN MEAI-Iu limited rUQueat a. unchanged prtcef.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Dgil and heavy At Sl.509lT q.
WHISKEY-Dull; sales l5o bba 225fo.
WHEAT-Rlark 81 dull and sales generally IN iaFor o.
uuIshsser Strictly prime Nil club he'd q 81 2 vi h
buyers sI1i gar Chic. spring be bought az Sll29
III wl;e Cdn- quoted otS t59l,62; white Wesi eIR
81 FGIlO Sales triinE lots Sl3l for Racine spIilg
sils snSda clue S5O winter ed western 81 e5 choice
re Michigan
RYE-Dnu aad drOOrias sales loo bu sc,
BARLEY-Unchanged Sales $1,000 bus good and very
chuics gtste. a. s09s4c 600 very common sta a. c.
CORN Batter. with more doing for Export Sales
800 bu 7072s for mixed chiefly at The siler
pr ce 7667ic yellow southern Jersey, and T7isSc
ehi'e s1ufhem
OATS-Quie 427sd4se western, Canadian and State
LARD-Dpll ae heavy; sales 20 bbit' 10. .l9llc.
BUrTER-Plenty and heavy. Paine ls IN modeia
supply nd firm SaleB llili4c. Ohio; lid)20o state.
CHEESE-Steady ut lOallz5se,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

MANLNU LUWIELIIU q
At Cleveland with sEsland and To- f,1 CIerelauS a,
lumbus Cincinna Cleveland e. 4 rs ~ ri--atss6
and Pittsburg Railrsf q.
A. Sol0I with hacks 70 ChaP-- n FaIls &C.
Al Mantua with hacks fo- 6aVsrns ~
A. 5Ief esllle With hae - % NsWtOr FaisB, ke.
n9le5 VIII hae 70 shaTsn, G;esn6sd, MssdEs
AZ Youngstown, with stages for New CastIs FoIanA
! bb0ssl sle Bson Valley aud th0hcs By z. 5. ". &Cs B.
Gu. CHAs l. RHODES. suYy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Will
IA be sold at public auction, Friday. April 9Th COM
mencing at u O'Clock A NJ. the farm Of L. d john
son. late Newhug the entire stock lsfing Of cattle
sheep horses hogs wagons buggies, plOws and other
farming imnements Also one piano and a quantity Of
her household furniture credit Of stE months VIII Be
given on all sums Of three dollar anG ever. -
A. MCINTOSH
marls:277 Administrsior
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DIR. GIBSON

.nR. A. W. TUCkER.-It has become
II well known tact shat be cures hundrsds Of Chro-
ME disease with his Baths and Medicines whore an other
pr etce aiis He VIII guarantee to cure Rheumaiisu
SAT- Rheum Serofula, Liver COmplant Chin Fever Dys
pepSa GaVei Asthma, Catarr, Drupsy; also secondary
Syphls m All lts various forms. this disease
spsee that never fails Good success all ChTO
NC ssesses Snu ma acute Call and the Doctor.
- once 10. M Ontario street, up stairs
- Corsn taiion Free. nara
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Boots an0 9bOfs.

nUETT. BURGETF&OO WHOLE
EI SALE DEAIsER IN BOOTS, gHoEs, AND 8RC
5IFs Ne q afsr-st = fS dooTlsaulh u - p0rfo 4 =
E.sz.L S5uTs VHsuF7, uA4saEa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

A AKON L. BEACH'S ESTATE
"A Nstics hereby given that the Subscriber has been
appointed and uuat ed Administrator the estate
Aaron L. Beach, lzto Of CuyahOga coun,y, deceased
Cleveland, March Il h, 1850. 2iT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
NORFHGRN TRANSPORTATION CaaPlET
n. t. CO.'s EXPRESS,


AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Lines: -
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tn mIIi-Weskly % oGDENSBURGH, ,osWEeo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND -
1ri-Weekly to CHICAGO, EILWAUKrE MACH
MAC and Intemeiiats Ports
= Properly consigned Or delivered r. OuF en-s .T ~
eeIys mpt and careful slteRfi0n and dispatch
~ Passengers vii Be deketel through IN al direeaul