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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-08

Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court,

sale OF Real Estate by order or Court,
ON THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
" 1850, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the door Of the Court
House the Public Square, in the city Of Cleveland,
CuYahOga County Ohio, will be sold 70 the highest bidder
the following described real estate the property Of John
Granger, deceased, towit: Situate in the city Of Ceve-
land in said County. and known part Of original lots
Nos and 10 in Sod city Of Cleveland bounded south
erT Lake street. welte y by the eastery line Of land
rmery Coaracted by John Andrews Joseph Isee and
which Is m parallel with and hfty feet distant north
sasterly from the nOrtheastery side Of Seneca street,
nOrtneTy by line parallel with Lake street, and eight
rods distant thereom ard easery BY line parallel with
the line and fty feet therefom and beng ly feet
wide and eight rods deep, more or less. Appraised at
5000.
Terms Of sale will be made known day Of sale
LUCY GRANGER, Guardian
Of the Minors Of
JOHN GRANGER, Deceased.
CIevelsnd March l.. 1850 maTT.27A
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Edgar HudekOPer, Plainti Bsdea seymour Eleanor
Seymour, Smith Grfnth, r. V. Yates, Asa M' ssen-
ger, The Manu- tuTeTs Ba at Birmingham, Connec-
lieut., r. l.. Russell, Defendants
Ia the Court Of Common Pleas CuyahOga County, Ohio,
smith Gnfth Of New York State, and tbs ManulH1tu-
rers Bank ut Birmingham, Connecticut, Will take nnltce
that the plaintiff nb0yo named did The I'd day Of beb-
runry % lie hg petition In said Court against the above
cd defendants setting forth that the said Bodan Ssy
did the 18th day Of January 1881 execute 70 him,
the plaintiff bond for the payment Of IS 900 and interest,"
atten p9r cent; per annum payable semi annualiy-and
praying for judgment against the said Beden Seymour for
$500 and interest at ten per cent $3.50 from July Ist,
ieO 5nd interest at ten per cent on s. go from January
lst @ und said petition sets forth that 70 said sum
In said bond mentioned the said Bo2en Seym0T and his
wife Eleanor n. SEYMOUR did said 18th day Of Janua
~, 1851, execute and deliver TO said plaintiff mortgage
City OTIS Nos aud in Hiram stones subdivision Of
part Of origin al lot No 10 In Ohio City being each 90 feet
front Pearl rect; also Lots and in said Stoue
Subdivision Of the Ward Orchard, Ohio City and being
each % feet said Pearl street. and l28 feet deep
And that since the Civ g Of said mortgage, the said de
fsndnnls the Manufacturer Bank and Smith Griffith
have claim TO have, interest said real
and the said petition asks for order Of sale Of said prem
s and that the proceeds Of such sale may be applied In
payment OF such judgment The said defendadtE, The
Manuf5 ctuTers RRnk and Smith Griffith notified that
they required 10 appear and said petition
before the thd Saturday after the 18th day Of March
next.
Dai ed February ID. 1880. CARTIER & THAYER.
Bwd Attvs for pltff
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Dated February %. lse0. CARTIER & THAYER.
Bwd Attvs for Pltf

W p. HORTON, Plaintiff, Before sam'l Eoljambe. ESQ
against Justice Of the Peace CleFe-
W R. NoRToE, Defendant land Cuyahcgl county, Ohio
NHE DEFENDANT, W. r. NOR
Il TON viii take notice that my instance, the Sd
dav Of January 1860 the above named Justice issued
order Of attachment against he goods chattes and credits
Of said defendant in the above tiled cause, claim
against him my favor for the eight dollars 30
sud that said action is set for hearing before said Justice
feb9i:27l W p. HORTON.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT.-On the 2lst dayF of March, 1850
the door Of the Cout House the Public SQUIRE in he
city Of CevslBnd CuyabOgn county, Chic viii be sold
the highest bidder the following described real estate,
the property Of James Town, decesed to wit Situate
sal city Of CsEeland in Sld county, and IS known sub
lot No 5 in the subdivision Of parts Of ten lots Nos
and made by Thomas Bolton Said sub lot No l25
suEte the nohery side of Orange street. and is forty
front said street. aud extends bic between parallel
hines l32 feet to n alley. Appraised at 5000,
Terms Of sails will be mpds known on the day Of sale
VIM BROKER,
Administra'or or Of James Town deceased
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Genal Notirts.
TERTRF,g gALE-RY VTRTTTF

CHERIBF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of aias wit Of vendltioui oEponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county a the suit Of
e. Q. FOLSOM, plaintiff Franklin Marshall, defendant
70 directed and delivered shall oer for sale pubic
aucon the door Of the Court House. Of Seneca and
Champan Streets In the City Of Cleveland In SAID county
the 3h day Of March, 1s00 at O'Clock P d. Of said
day the following described lands and tonemonts 70 wit
lssittuHte In Brooklyn t0wnshp No. L IN Range -,
IN the Connecticut Western Reserve. and known as lot No
TO- Barber ords Eubdiv sion IN the city OF Ohio and
4 bounded the south BY Woodbine street and west BY
lot 19 being feet front said rect and l a. IN depth,
and recorded volume So page 2ss CuyEhoga County
Records
Appraised az Sl727.00
M-Alao othor parcel Of land. decided BY Henry l..
Whitman aud vile TO Franklin Marshall situate in the
township Of brooklyn feinE uuinb5r in range l3 In he
Connecticut Western Reserve and Is known City Lot
No ltT In Barber Lor subdivision Ohio CITY. and IS
bounded follows South Carroll street, east and west
on lot lines and north alley Said lot - g Il front
Carroll oreet lO7N eot deep, BY plat Of Ahaz
Merchant be the less Apprnised al $50 ~
ID. L. WIQHTMAN, shenn
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO Rail- Road.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-04
AnlnsRn1frtfS,
A T THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

! A 7 THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
| "A
! SIX DAYS, ANDN No LONGER.
| LsvEEs OF
THE TITLE FAIRG;"
THE SMALLEST GIRL IN THE WORLD,
OF old % inches high and weighing only l3
pounds-an infinitely Greater Curiosity than
Gen. Tom Thumb.
She sings the following Songs at each Leyee:
J. MARY had a Little LAMB >. 'When 1 was Single
g. "The Evening Star = l. MY Grandmas Advice 3 &
I'm Sxty-twon willie, we have Missed YOU
She will give LEV EES AZ the New Assembly Rooms Bal
and june l. . and in the Afternoon and EveninD G
each day, at four and eight o'clOck.
Admission % cents. Children 10 cents Children in the
Afternoon 10 cents " "
adept ropro>, ". J.H LILLE, gent
A4ortl NoIHloN, manager my30 It"
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
ROBERT HELLER,s
SOlREES FANTASTIQUES
VIZ, . SECONDSlGHT MYSTERY.
Win entirely new, costly and spendd Mechanism, EN-
illusions in Natural Magic ~
AS well as the
u-., FAMOUS INEXHA USTfBLE BOTTLE
W.lh us countless batOns of pure and mixed Liquors.
W mes and Cordials,
,,- BOUNTIFUI. CORNUCOPIA
winch VIII furnish in profusion all kinds Of hon ms and
CONNECTIONS for the ladies " ~
Admission Is cents,
Secured
3S cents ~ ~ ~ "''i"et'e
Afternoon Performance will be given on Saturday at
% O'Clock va ' "
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Stutks, Gxtba1tqe, 1T.

DIVIDFND SCRIPT
Dof the ATLANTIC "CoMMERcIAL,o and ''sUN,o
cG sP g of New Ork purchased 1y CAREY
baltimore 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
D 1yStf Ra sAMd F HbAERds IL Rsns
ENIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
l. by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
my26-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Ry gaPed by Ras sAMI d maRRIs Jt
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
y s2SDs for by B sssmsnt GG6AREIs HANK
CT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
nvI7:tf ------------,- ..SD'' JOSIAH LEE co.
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
- myl7h JOSIAH LEE & co.
EVIRsT CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO.
mS GEEs Four Months PAPER wan 6s1 By
COMMERCIAL NM r PAPER WANTED UT BY x , -
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY5S
1 NE sF0ck wanted by P lI SULLIVAN.
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
4'l CHANTS BANK STOCKS wanted by
mylOtf No. "a Second street.
RAALLITI5MAolRIEs AND OHIO RAILROAD
mylO-tf No "a Second street
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
" P. H. SULLIVAN
mylO.tf No Il Second Street
S5 000 MARYLAND STATE COUPON
p sHs9 Ct sEs f9E sa sR X
nOUBLOONS-ORDE FOR DOUBLOONS
other foreign gold executed with great prompness
at a lSS rates JOHNSTON BROTHERS sco
STOCK ORDERS EXECUTED BY
\, APPS If JOHNSTON, BROTHERS CO.
STERLING.-8sOO9O -day Bill on London for
ap2lf JAS. CORNER SONS
FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER.
l. JOHNSTON, BROS. 4 CO.
paying the highest prices for Forsn Gold and Silver
SPANISH AND PATRIOT DOUBLOONs.
~ JOHNSTON, BROS SEQ.
VIII furnish Spanish and Patriot Doubloons shortest
hollce, on the most reasonable terms ap7tf
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
klsums TO suit. JNo. s. CUTTINGS h CO.,
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH
aa South American Gold sd sySE o Eros gaR BY
$PANIsH DoUBLoONS
mh22 tt McKIM & CO.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
L o1taf IN sums to suit JNo S. CUTTINGS co,
esTERLING EXCHANGE.
~ ,,o For For sale by KNOX 4 co,
anl9H 9Groeer,s Exchange
OLD SILVER COIN WANTED by
iel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
- LAMBERT Cuttings,
!ll-t So Buchanans wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER CO.,
jel-l corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER Il co,
JeIu corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
~ by PHILIP COVER & CO.,
lel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
~ wanted by KNOX & Co,
ap28-tf Exchange Place
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- apl4n JNO. S. CUTTINGS &Co.
ggaks unto Stationery.
MURPHY CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB.
1VE LISTERS, PRINTERS,
>, MARBLE BULLYING, Is2 BALTIMORE ST.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
No s S6fFH d ii 4fRHffSs STREET,
S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
TING and LETTER PAPER both domestic and foreign Of
NOTE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in verv great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds
use VIZ Steel PEN H6DRR fRa GPWVy HS
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
rTS k 6 Writing and S 81 the hest makers LET
Also a large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER.
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, a., dc, all at low
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to fe22tf
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WIN. f. PRICK, Trustee
ien-of GIBSON d co,
Aprti
TRUSTEE's SALE.-T6e SUBSCRIBER 49, 90 ,,'''

TRUSTEES SALE.-Tbe subscriber os TINS
= n Zee OF the estate Of William Goodwin deceased ill
oel a" pupc sac at the Exchange Rooms Second
e If u the ely ofBaltimore on WEnNr The I3h
Gay o June lt6O at ID O'Clock 2 NJ 2j2 feet or O MI
IN ioas II and 10 feet fronting the east side O ar
9r dartnue in the city Of Baltimore tween Eager and
Cha streets. ~ anu
ALSO,
TWO LOiS one fronting 30 feet and the other 81 feet
inches on Hartford avenue between the abnve TanoneG
property and Eager street.
- - ALSO,
TWO LOTS OF Is feet inches each, fronting on Chase
street, between Hartford avenue and Aisquith street
The efms OF sale that onchd Of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash the day Of sale and the balance in
TWO equal instruments in and months The credit
payments to bear interest from The day OF sale VITA uoes
and security 10 be approved of by the trustee
WIN. II. G. DORIS Y. Trustee.
,, os, GIBSON CO,
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TaiIDrs.

EOHN H. REA Il CO,
S CLOTHIERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT sTREETs,
Messrs JOHN H. REA & CO. take pleasure in announcing
20 the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASSI.
hEKES and VESTINGS, which they will make up to order
IN style that cannot fail please both in manu-
factur-
FURNISHING GOODS
Cravas Scarfs, Ties Saspenders apdkerehefs Shirts
and Gloves in large variety.
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING. i.
worthy the attention OF Planters orl31
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BY WILLIAM HAMILTON

BY WILLIAM IAnI.LT0N
fTIi ORPHANS COURT SALE.-The under
H#ll signgd WI sell by public auction the premises,
4%4-.Az on FRIDAY, James $50, at 4 o'clock f. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND. situated in the city of
baltimore, on the south side Of Henrietta street between
Hanover and legdenhail Streets having Henrietta
street OF about p iee and depth OF about 20 feet alley
ve tet wide, and fronting the alley about sub
Ject t. ground rent of $296S Improved by two three
story Brick DWELLINGS Henrietta street, Nos SIS and
~ and three small Brick TENEMENTS on the alley ali
under rent to punctua tenants and bring S25 per month
Terms OF sale-liafCaSh and the balance in six months
with interest.
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g. POSITIVE SALE
;I aee.1eST VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
Will BEA IiFUL GROUNDS-ALSO 10 BTIIIDTNG
LOTS, IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE CITY l-'''
- Siia, SELL on the premises, THURSDAY June 18th
~. HE BEAi ,TlFlL SQUARE OF GROUND bounded nv
ilcker Townsend and Mosher streets 327 bv "a
ITt; me improvements a substantial BRICK DWET
set front with double portico large Brick Stable
HflaSe houses, &c The shade canrot b. surpassed
IN Deu and the assortment of fruits, flowers and 8 rub
ry IS large and choice There is also abundant yart9
pc garden The great elevation, Saubrity and beanfv of
th,s property n make it an elegant suburban home
10y % LUIS on Glimor Stricken, and Mosher streets
most OF winch are opposite the above described Sonar with
~ 10 20 Zee front l57 feet deep, to 20 feet alleys
Flats at my auction room
terms-9ne-fourth cash. balance g. IL, is and "a months
~ i.iIac.orly secured with semi-annual interest
Title indisputabe s ii COVER Arct
my3l is - - O., % ~ E1uCt3
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Stlber 6Hart, cJetUeIrr. &c.

ID E NJ OV L.
AZ Having removed to the
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS
II, - And opened a and beautiful assortment OF
JEWELRY,
w. ,, AND SILVER WARE,
Give us call
my loft VIM. BROWN & CO.
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mt KEITH, JR., & son,
4VI. COMBUSTION MERCHANTS,
.n % SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Naylor Il Co.'s Cast and shear Steel;
Ames Rowand's and Kimball's Shovels and Spades j.
Keith Jr Co.'S Tacks, Finishing, Codt and Shoe Nails
Shebe Fishers Forks and Picks; American Butt Co.'S
Hinges and Sad Irons Hail, Brown Co.'s Snathe Cradles
and Hoes; Colburn Fenns Superior Axes; Mccullough
Co.'S ocararo Sheet Iron; Kings Patent Cfnch Nails W
=. Douglas Pumps and Rams Hoow-ware Castings Cart
Boxes Tea Kettles Hoop Iron Scythe Stones; Car Bells
Faucets; Colee Mills, &c, &c. ap30tf
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Bubble SaIts.
c,,r ny r. ". RENNEPT x 1I5
SPECIAL SALE. ~ :

s,prC, r. W BFaNNErP y 5i5
SPkCIAL SALE. -->~~o0>o~o(--
~ LARGE AND
IMPORTANT SPRING SALE
BUILDING LOTS OF
IN FEE SIMPLE.
NoRT IHH St ATFNpI IN
cHor 5rHN5k3;x.
CHESTER,
nv pr-p, ~ ,1.cr,o, AND CASTLE STREETS.
/ on MONDAY, jane An,
AT THE E$G AIM IS s "A Rooas,
WE sRA Nh SEI / TER TRG e EE4Rf5Ty6wING
section l--SEEFN LOIS having front of 1854 feet on
'h Sd qShgg5 sF4 e. os em q e
the south side Of townsend street remain der Of his s. ct
Section 3NINETEEN Lors having front of se5 scet
e VAST nae o. ChoPtank street beginning Townsend
nus Seton on, 4 = LOTS he side OF North Ave
Section 5-EjEyEN ffors on the south side Of vo,,,,
avenue, between CHopaHk street aud Chester street 2 t
Section f5 g. GIi ST @fT; r I e !Hst alley
fai sTet 9 OF awnsend street, 29 front by 1873
secton7 FIFTEEN toTs, having front of s,s foot -,
east SIDE OF Duncan street, 60 feet wic south of lawns
Section s-TWENTY-TWO LOTS, having 4 front Of gso
on the ives side Of D ancsn street. GO feet WIDE south
Section 9he whole of this section has been leased 81
s, section loTWENTY 10 the east side of Chester
fff on n 3 a. 9sa nor side Of Townsend
n Sc bensen EGT LOTS on the south Side of North
Section 80" L e%y on the west sia
street north of Townsend 2gi feet ON by ion fs
Section l3-NINETEEN lots on the east side Of Css,a
to a hGrI o. street 2S9 feet front by 70 feet deep
Section i-SIXTEEN LOTS on the west side Of Chester
SETON Sn FdTFTEESS r o 2gs feet tR
south Of Town end street having front 222 feet
rbution AIR. tSa % W properly VIII be ready 70 dis
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ErHELINDA ARMSTRONG,
Administrators of James A. Armstrong, deceased.
my25 2awsds WM HAMILTON, Auctioneer.
{E.:1 ORPHANS COURT SALE.-The un-
HH dersgned administrators of Hugh s Walker de
ceased viii sell by public auction, the premises,
On thpA y, \, June 18th, 1850, at O'Clock p. NJ.
AlL THAT LOT OF GROUN ID situate in the city of Bal
I'M on the west side of Bond street between Monument
a. Nc nerry streets having front of 10 feet deph
TO a ground rent of $50 per annum D''
improved by handsome little two story PpTcE nyvFT
LIZ {, with Back Building (No 4S) nov under rent to
} unctual tenant Al 81 80 per month ~ ~ W g
Terms of saleOne half cash. and the in ortbs
with interest " 'N''7
S. s s. W WI hfEERFDS' Administrator.
Ie2.2lwts WIN. HAMILTON. Auctiopcer
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C;., ,., LanuaTy |, 1860.
reserve OF 81, ~
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,ILetals, AarlMare. 1T.
HARDWARE.

Would respectfully solicit the attention of Cabinet makers
aGhnlstS and Others to their and welseected stock
OF ARE, TOOLS &c adapted to every oh of
echanca trades comprising in part large assortment
German, English and American Locks, Casors Hinges,
Bot &c Patent Wrenches OF al kinds, Gas Filters Ply
erS, Mrenches and longs all Of which offered at the
owest cash prices and on the
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Summer Rttrtats.
NJ ANNlS

A ssNlrO MANN7S
AF9SAz+A PiRADlSE HOUSE AND FARM,
&ITJ#5IIAA (LATE R0LOS0NSD
A714If1 4t1R@ ON TIE FREDERICK ROAD
THREE AND HALE NILES FROM THE CITY OF
BALTIMORE.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-07
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGL1

al legislation-the fell agent Of schism and dis
sension in the church-the unconquerable foe to
harmony and unity in political parties and party
conventions. 1t is the v%ulture that preys upon
The heart Of q nations domestic peace; the uncon-
querable ubiquitous enemy Of equal rights to the
South in the Union, and when we reflect that oil
this evil grows out of a pruriont, spurious fanati-
cal sympathy for the imaginary wrongs Of the hap
piest, blacklist, kinkiest-headed, best fed, best
clothed, most c~ontented class of laborers on the
broad face of the earth, VIC sink down beneath the
overwhelming load of disgust and contempt we
feel for the outrageous folly and insane conduct Of
mankind.
five had not an ever abiding faith in the over.
ruling providence Of God, we should feel that this
dark monster, of so hydra.headed q nature, and SC
unutterably prolific Of contention and discOrd
would yet prove The utter destruction of the
worlds civilization aud christianity.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-07-07

LETTER FROM THE WEST.
rAirH IN ooD.-REPuBLrcAN1sM.-c. n. CLAY.
opERLrN. 70 MAY Doth. 1860.

o%DERLrN, 70 J May Goth, 1860.
Bro. GooDELL Said a staunch Republican, to
me, the other day ell-canH you vote fol-
Lincoln p
Neither for the man, nor for the Platorh,' was
my reply.
Said he-"I will and trust in God, and NOT ID
man.
1 replied, you must trust in the Lord and do
good'-and not evil-as it would be, to vote fot
the man or the PLATFORM
% p says he, You have no faith in the Lord
Yes soid l, my faith is in God, but you are
wanting in faith, just az we're Abraham and Noah
in respect to the promise of a seed. They we're
IN willing to wait Gods time. in a way Of duty and
Hagar WIS taken, to be the mother Of the prom
ised seed, but the result was an Isbmel. So you
will 90 in unto this hand maid, the Republican par:
ty. and the result will be another Ishm@l, and you
will find, that Sarah must yet be the mother Of
the true Seed
Now, bro. Goodell, is it not SO Whether al
regards the Church or the State, may we do other
wise than act on the principle of, first doing good;
and then trusting in the LORD
l see a great tendency OIL the part Of the people,
both in Church and State, to come up higher, if
their leaders will let Thorn.
I was in the Office of Abe. Lincoln some six
weeks since, lie was not in, but his partner said
to me, afte' learniug my distinct ground, Well,
all the difference between you and US, lie this. You
are right, and we are wrong. But we have TO use
policy to come up to your ground but we will have
to do if-adding, 60 on, in your work. You arc
needed in the field
am satisfied that the guilt of many, in the Re
publican ranks, is very great. They know tho
right, but 60 in the way Of BALKAN. They would
like to bless the negroes, but they want Bslak'i
money.
was in Cleveland, a few days since, and had
the curiosity to examine the files OF The Leader;
Herald and Plain Dealer, giving a notice Of @. M.
Clay's Lecture in that place, Dec. 9th, 1860. His
subject was, Labor, The basis Of all property. can
not, ITSELF Justly, be The subject Of property The
Leader reports him as saying thet Law was only
binding when established on a basis Of humanity,
conscience and religion Tie Herald says-'Hs
showed that man could MOI hold property in man.
And there is nothing in the Pain Dealer to con.
tradict anything in the Herald or Leader. I
thought of this Lecture Of his, when l saw the
way he was treating brother Fee. Oh, whom viii
men cease to be thus Inconsistent 2 hope the
Lord will open the way for brother Fee to return
to his field of labor. I wish Clay no harm, but
pray that he may see the error of his ways.
Yours as ever, T. B. MCoRNIcK.