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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05

CHERIFF3S SSALE-PURSUANT
y to the command OF Iluries writ Of venditionl
eXponas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
O1yanOga county at the suit OF Abraham X Van
Nest ct al, plaintiffs, against H. H. let, defend
ant to me directed, shall oner for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, IN the CITY
Of Cleveland in said county on the 18th day OF No
vember; 1860, al clock z. NJ, the following de-
setibed lands and tenements, to Ntts
Commencing at the intersection Of the sontherly
line OF Vermont street with the easteriy line Of West
street; thence eastsrly along the s0ntherly line Of
Vermont strest sixty feet thence souhery par
allel with the east line Of West street sixty test
thence easterly parallel with the south line oI Yer
mont street eleven feet; thence suuthery parallel
with the east line of West street thrtyeight ieef
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line of West street, thence north
along the east line of West street nine-eght ieet,
to the place OF beginning, being the same premises
described in deed from Gilman Folsom, Jr.i TO d
H. Giilett, recorded in Vol. 4s, pages 5Q and 5li,
CuyAhoga County Records, and llrther knoWn as
the n. ". corner of block AA in the Builalo Som-
pany allotment In cleveland (tormerly Ohio City,
D. L. MIGHTMAN, Sheriff
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BUILDING EElL.

Troy, NOV. .. .
About eight o'clock this morning the north
western portion Of the Mt Vernon mills in the
upper part Of this city, gave way and tell out
Uardiy upon building adjacent, ih the course
Of erection for Orr q Co, pAper makers. About
100 nJQ bushels OF wheat were stored IN the mill,
aud about cne-half Of il feh among the ruins.
"A workman named Pat. Seydon was seriously
hnf not fatally injured and Mr. Courtney3 con
tractor for Orr & Co. was slightly hnrt, MessTs.
Hahneman q Saxton, oWueH Of the MILL lose
about 5000. r.
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81. JosEPH, Nov. ..
The Pony Express with California dates 70 the
2lst ult arrived yesterday afternoon. The news
was delayed here IN conssquenee OF the liues be-
ing lirostrated by severe stoFHl.
san Francisco, Oct 2l.--lhe funeral Of6eneral
Clarke on the 18th was attended by all the mill
tary and large concpurse OF citizens
Col T. ID Baker, senator elect 1rom Oregon,
arrived here on the i5ih, and viii leave for W ash.
inFton November 1lth- ...-..a-- -f .'.a--
Ihera- are no new features IN politics ali par
ties appearing to be wanting for news Of the
reunSVl lVanif election e ~
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FEVER and AGUE NOT SECTIONAL.

The causes Of Fever and Ague are ever existing in
all places They do not necessarily exist only in wei
aud marshy localities. They Rssal the home In the
mountain as well as that in the valley. They are
active IN cities well as in the rural districts, and
the human system is always liable be attacked by
he malady. 1t is easy 10 prevent the approach Of
the disease by applying the Persian Fever Charm
which is agreeable TO the Senses and does not in
way interfere with the organs OF digestion. They
who wish to escape any kind of fever, will find II fol
their advantage to procure this Invaluable prevent
i've OF such diseases. When they have procured it.
hey viii retain il as a taisman in the healing ari
that has no equal,
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aNeAitiNEs.
HsAR WHAT rHE PEoPLE slY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
u our families with the most satisfactory fe5ultl and
having fll coufdeucs b thsir 8enuineness purity,
hnd efficacy, cheerfuly recommend them % 81 per
sons who wish 70 have safe, reliable, and sicaous
remedies al haid for private o. domestic use.
The Rev Win. Hosmer, editor Of NE Northern
Indapendentn - Auburn, n Y. the Rev. = H. Cres
sew. b D. Re5tor Of St Peters Church. Auburn, n. T.
ne Rev B. l. Ives, Chaplain of De Auburn STATE
Prison the Rev Spencer N. Rice, Rector, New Bed
flrd Mass. ue Rev Allen steele heE-fork Con
ference. y Y. the Rev. P 8. Pratl Dorset, W are
Rev. John Robbie, Buffalo A, O. Hart, ESQ, ttca-
n. y, he Hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne. he Hoo.
Schuyler Colfax south-Bend, I'D. ne Hon .feorse
U,nn1brevs \. Y. +; Henry D Cook. Esq., Biltor Of
he "Omo STATE Journal b" Columbus, Ohio the hon.
r. Il Graham, Moline, n. the Hon fhonas J.
Chase, Monticello, Fla the Hon. Joseph Beneiiet'
Utica, n. Y VIM Bristol, Esq.g guee, NY; a 8
vile Tenn.
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norGLAs DEMONSTRATION

MoSrGoHEET, Ala, Nov. 3. !
a Douelas demonstration was made at the
wharf last night Mr.. Douglas making farewell
speech % q large crowd, from the deck Of the
liean1er Virginia. While he WAS speaking the
deck elEa way and the distinguished Senator,
win BE crowd gathered around him, were pre-
criatel below Fortunately, nobody was seri-
|f lred. Mrs. Douglas, who was also on
1le NirriniG. held on the railing and escaped
without njuIy. Both the Senator and his lady
trlneoiAteiy retained 70 their Hotel and their
departure viii be delayed few days by the acci-
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ARRIEAL oE 80 rHINga AI.6ERr.

ARRTEAL OF TEE PRINCE ALBERT
- ssld2 2r1t9 81. JOINS, y. r., Nov. ?.
The steamship Prince Albert from Galway ar
lived here last night with Liverpool dates to
Tuesday the sd ult.
ls Z The Steamship North American from Qnebee
arrived at Liverpool on the 22d. r,ae
q The NeapOlitlns have voted unanimously in IA
rl ivor Of the annexation Of Naples 20 Sardinia.
~ The Royal meeting at WafsaW was in progress
hut nothing had franspired-
The Duke Of Richmond is dead.
The Gazstte de Lyons has been surprised on
acc0unt Of incessant appeals f0E agitation.
II is reported that Garibaldi win be offered the
rank Of Prince and General after the annexation
ofNaples Is Effected
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sPEFcH oF Gov. WISE.

.in.las.. NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 3.
Ex.-Gov. Wise spoke last night 10 an overflow
ing house, and his remarks were receired with tu
|inis Idtuous enthusiasm. He defended che resolu
fiong adopted IN Prince Anne county and sus-
faiued the organizati9l o. the Minute Men, de
nouncing those who viii not stand by the South
In tie present crisis when their rights threat
ened by the North AMER he had concluded, the
Priuee- Anne Resolutions we're put tq,yote and en-
fhaqiastically adopted without Amendment.
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Saturday Night's Report.
OVERLAND MAIL,

81 LouIs, NOV, 5,
The Western Stage COmpanyls Coach, which
left Denver at a. IN Monday with the mail.
passed here per Omaha AZ Z P. N. Tuesday, vita
q full load Of passengers ~ lll
Tns MESSENGER Of Hinkley & Co.'s Express by
mi eoach reports a terrific storm on the plains,
on Friday ana Saturday. the 18th and Z7th, caus-
ing a loss Of from 90 20 Is heed of cattle.
No important news from tie gold regions.
-i- Pony Express bound west passed here at 80
D. m, /, 4 few hours behind time being caused by
tIe muddy roads.
7Tbermoroeter stood nj 81 zero this morning
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THE GRRAr REMEnY

Has been found equally efcacious in all latitudes
aud thousands Of witnesses to its power living "a
commend its virtues to those who wish TO be secure
against the insidiOus advances Of those agents OF
ture which are always ready TO act constitutions
open TO its effects.
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EROnT ST. JOSEPH.

ST. JosEPH, Nov. 3.
The fire last night did not prove as destructive
As If at first throateeed. 1t was confined to the
souare in which it broke out. Only six buildings
Z ffTernore- drv goods. loss 5000 No insurance
A smith clothing, goods saved but damaged :;
Gully Insured Western Hide and Leather Co
Goods saved. IT. d Hart, furniture, JOS IS COZ,
insured for $1,000. p. Mclaughlin $1,000. J..
Perry. building, loss 50 900. Mm, Ray, dry
r5ods loss $40 90, insurance S. y000
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EIRE

l4A o DASBuEg, 0onn, Nov. 3
There was 4 large Ore In New Milford lastnight
a Is reported that ten buildings were destroyed,
intending the Bank the Hous tonic House, six
siorgs and two dwellings. Los heavy The tre
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rnrnrrR sriRnEn

NEW HAvEs, Nov. g.. An afray took place at
= Temple Isuueh last night during Wilich printer
= named George n Stafford lEs fatally stabbed
BY knife ID The hands Of student named Bel
~ den. Three students who were engaged N the
-lfal adlray were arrested. -
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PRICE
A1so SPECIFIC


FoR ASTHMA On PHTHIslo. = Oppressed, DificulL
Labored Bresthlng, attended With Cough and Expec.
torahon. Price, 90 cents per beE-
FoR ELR DIsCHAEsEs AID DEAFNEss-Disclarg=f
from the Ear he result Of Scarlet Fever Measles, OF
Mercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In The Ears, and Ear-ache.
Price, 80 cents per box
FoR Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils sWelings and Old Ulcers, ScEofuous
Cachexy Of Children Price, 30 cents per box
FoR GEEERAL DEBILITY. = Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, Exhausting Discharges. Price q
cents per box.
FoR Da0PsY-Fluld Accommodations, Tumid Swell
tngs with Scanty Secredons Price 50 cents per box
FoR sEA-SioKSEs.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, San
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
FoR UHnlHT DBElsrs-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urinaion, Diseases Of the KID
neys. Price, so cents per box,
FOa SEMINAL EAiIssIoHs.-lnvolnntary discharge
and Consequent Prostratian and Debility, Bad Re
Eults Of Evil Habits. The most successful and Ell
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon az
cure. Price, with fili directions, 81 per box
Persons Who wish to place themselves under he
professional care, or TO seek advice Of ProL Huh
PHRKFs can do So al bis Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from AN to PM, or BY letter.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAI.
Look over The list; make mp case Of what kina
YOU choose and inclose the amount In current not
or stamps BY man 70 our ADDRESS, II Op1 nFoduNay
Eev-York and the medicine win be duly retained By
mall or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED.-We desire an active, siheieni
AGENT for the sale Of Remedies 10 every town ef
community in the United States Addres1 Dr. HUnt
yE1EYs 4 Co. No. 562 BRoADWaTs NEF-TosE
SOLD BY
I, &. ", Sackrider, Churchill B Bro, and BentC
Bros, Cleveland; F; W. II. Wooster, EIyrfa; DR.. s
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Gefg
& Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, iOungHsown, and at a
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Ravenna, Warren, Cal
field, ChardOn, JefiersOns and by Druggists an
Dealers in almost every town and village in Ohio.
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ORIGIN OF DISEASE.

The wise physician knows that man must seek for
the remedy every disease in the agent that is
positively antagOnistic to the cause. The ngredents
Of this remedy and preventive Of disease are procured
At the very fountains where the disease originates
Nature has provided that plants with healing iniu
ences shall grow in the marshes and low grounds
where most ranly the causes OF Intermittent fevers
are generated Centuries ago these properties were
discovered, and hence it is that the Persians
abled 10 be free from such diseases while the strHn
gers passing through their country arc afflicted till
they learn Of the remedy carefully prepared for
the use Of the people Of this country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-05

The Sardinian troops have beaten a corps OF Ne.
apolitans and captured 800 prisoners with por-
tlon Of artillery
10 Is also reported that Garibaldis ships have
captured Spanish and an Austrian ship
his sid that Austria has given a positive as
suraace that the sword wilfnOt be drawn unless
Rene sh91ld be attaczed-
The Galway steamship Company have given
orders for the CONSTRUCTION of two fine ships.
Liyerpool 28 8-Flour firm at an advance Of6d.
Wheat active at an advance Of Cd,
Provisions dull.
Sugar steady.
Rice firm. D. --
+ Coffee steady.
Rosin steady.
London, Oct 2S The money market was gen,
orally unchanged. Consols closed at 92R6eS.
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LATFR FRO11.CALIFORN1A.

FoRT KEARNET, Nov. 3 t
ana PONY Express with California dates to
Oct q Dassed here going east at 2 p. III. The
3D.. through packet was locked and there being no
iCsy here We failed to obtain the summary Of news
Fnr the Associated Press. -....-
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TIE ALL-SUFFIOIBNT THREE
VIEMNA


TRIESEMAR- 2 AND 3, PRO
III TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATEeI 7 o. o
England and secured by the Seals Of the 5yos es G
fhermecie de Paris, and the tmperlA SViias' u
Medicine, Vienna.
No. d invaluable for exhaustion sperila
and all physical disabilities. q, - -. -,
easS mai have Heretofore been treated By the nau-
cioua and pernici0us use Of fcop1iF4 ana cuqeld.
NJ Z hss entirely gupplanted the injurious ule d.
-i1rv thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy re-.
lief dspersing all impurillels ana roollng out th9
venom Of disease.
TRIFSEIAR, Noe. ], 2 and 3, are prepaF p the
s,- "a 3 ioTenr devoid Of taste and small, and car
IL arried in Tie Waistcoat pocket Sold in tia cases
md divded into separate doses s administered By
WoIrs,, TaIefnand R0uxs Ricold, &c. Price So each
- caSes for SO, which saves 50 and IN 81 cases
hereby there Is saYinRol SO, 10 Be had Wholesala
s1d retail Of Dr. BARROW No. lsf Blsecker street
Now York. lmUediatelY on receiving Remittance
Dr. BarroV WIN forward the Irigsemar to any par
ofthsWsrld, securely packed and add olse aocord
ing TO the instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also By GATLOTD HAM "" an
VIZ. FISK Cleveland AMI
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rRnrr IFhEFNwORFn.

LEAvESwoRTH, NOV. 8.
The Fort Scott Democrat Of Oct 9th, confirms
the report Of the burning Of "a dwellings on the
Cherokee neutral lands BY order OF Indian agent
{ CoHau
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THE DEFRULTRR ABsOONnED

Hon II. III Bates the defaulting State Treas,
urer, abscondod from Aorthheldi last night, and
has Ted 10 Canada
ZINC 6nIouut OF his deialcation, as far as Is as.
certslned 3 st2 oo and tits eX pected that furih-
er DISCLOSURES will increase the amount
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ARRESTED.

fnrcrfrf b, ATTTcA, Ind, Nov. 3.
III Fox who murdered Col. Davenport at Rock
Island M, some IA years ago was aTrested here
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OoMMEROT4L.
CTEVFI1ND 0IGRKFT-NOV. q.


FLOUR-Dull, except for favorite brands. Sales
ae all In small lots, at stT58seo for extras s5,2s
Tor rsd wheat wheat double extras and 50 for white
do.
. WHEAT-salss offour cars red on track at 81, ,Osi
ono do, payable by express stipulation, next We'd
nesday, whether the Union IA dissolved or not two
cars from store at Size; two cars white, slightly
mxo at S. III one car white at 49, one do at ST. 20
an on track.
-CORN-Dull and unstable ia large lots Sale Of
one car at ts cents.
OATs-Dull. Sales Of enc car on track At Z5c.
mGHwINEs-salosOf Of 90 barrels at Isc, and 50
do az l9o.
BUTTER-sales iu small lots at i6c for choice
Western Reserve
EGGS-Firm at l4c.
CHESTNUTS-ssleso Of 90 bushels at Ss25.
Receipts for the past y hours arc a. follows:
v neat 800 bushels.
Sofa'-..-..'.'' .....-..'i.............-. eU1
ullts.asss.ss..s.....-s -sa-......,...- l5U0
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D.L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
Adams 4 Canfsld, Defts Atty's, Oatg7;sII
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THE ENTERPRISING PROPRI.


II ITO Of
CHESNUT GROVE WHISKEH
The Purest Medicinal Agent ever known has flfs
n1shed the community Stimulant, Pure Healthful
and inYigOrating, at the same time, mild delicious
beverage IL is calculated to do away with the vile
drugged stun that is palmed OF on the community
and which is INJURIOUS to body and mind. In addi-
ton TO the certificates beneath, he has received
DiplOma RON the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
CIkE1- aud additional testimony from DR.. jackson
oil Boston, massachusetts, who testihes under cath
CERTIFICATES.
FHILADELPuIA, Sept. g, 1851.
We have carefully tested the sample OF Chestnut
Grove Whiskey which you sent US, and find that Il
contains none OF the Poisoning Substance known as
Fu5tl OIL which is the characteristic and Injurious
ingredient OF the whiskeys in general u=y.
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 OAMAO
Analytical ChemistB.
NEW YORK, Sept 3, ls5S.
- / have analyzed a sa.nple Of the Chestnut Grove
W hissey received from Mr.. Charles Wharton, Jr..
Of hiadephia, and having carefully tested it. am
pleased to say that il is entirely from from poisonous
substances. 1t Is an Unusually pure and fne favor
Jk1fFg Chiffon.
AnalYtical Chemist
BOsrON, March Z, ls5s.
l have made a chemical analysts Of Commercial
samples Of Chestnut Grove Whiskey, which proves 10
be free from the heavy Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure
is derived from the Grain used in manufacturing it
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. IS R0yleton street.
For sale By c. WHARTON, Jr
Sole Principal Agent,
iiuly5;3os No. lIs Walnut st.. Philadslphia-
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NOTICE.

EDWARD WARREN, A RESI-
~ DENT Of the State OF Wisconsin, will take no.
ucs, that William Brainard did, on the LIST day Of
November A. d. 1850, tle his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas OF the county Of CuyahOga in the
state ofOhio, against Philip Warren, Philip Warren
Administrator OF the estate Of james Warren, de-
ceased William Warren, John Warren, Edward Var
rem, Joseph Cromack Maria Cromack, and Jonathan
Pickard, defendants praying that certain lands stu-
ate in Strongsville, CuyahOga CO., Ohio, known by
being part of lot s, and bounded beginning at the
southeast OF said lot the line between Roy
alton and Strongsville thence west on the line Of
said lot about 90 rods; thenco north parallel with the
line of the lot about l4O rods; thence east parallel
with the north line OF the lot to the line Of the
lot and township line; thence south on the township
line to the place Of beginning, containing s. acres Of
land, may be sold TO satisfy mortgage given L y
James Warren in his life time to said William Brai-
nard to secure the payment Of six promlsory notes.
given at the same time for unpaid purchase money
Tor said land; three of said notes Tor S26 j-OO
and three for SIG 90 100 and interest, on which notes
there IS now due S7s w. with interest on SIS g from
May T. 1855 SO Il from May l3 1883, S9 sZ-lUO
from May I3, lo6l, and Sol II from July 81 ls6O
The said Edward Warren is required to appear aud
answer said petition before the z9th day OF De-
cembsr, A. j. 1850.
B. r. BEAVIS,
nov2.3l3 Plaintiff Atty.
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- OF sPECIFIO REMEDIEs

No l.-For Fever, Congestion, and lnfAmmatio11.
No. 2.-For Worm Fever, Worn Cole' "siuns ne
No. s.-For ooie, Crying, Tssbing, and WaEsfaI
No. 4-For Biarrhqa. Cholsrs Iafantann, and Sum
No. 5|FOr OOIlc, GhpIngs, DySentsry, ar Bloody
M, No. Dor Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting.
No T-Por Coughs Colds, Inaasnza, and Sore
Throat
No. s-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fuilnesa
NJ i0-DTspEpsIl P1I1s-For Weak ana Derangei
stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint
No ii-FoR FExALE IRREsULAEHiEs scaniy, PALM
ful, or Suppressed Periods
Ne. f2 FOR Ieucorrhea- Proiuse heusea. a1d
Bearing Down Of Females.
NJ. is.-For Group, Hoarss Congh Bad Breatnlns.
No. i4-sALr RHEUh PtLlS-bor b5yspesns, hfaP
TONS Pinples on the Face
or Soreness IN the Chest, Back, Loius, or Limbs
A-For Fever aDa Ague. Chill Fever, Dumb Agus'
O P@Por Piss, Bind or Blsedns, Internal or Er
O.-Foi Sore, Weak, or Inaamed Eyes and Egstis.
Failing Weak, or Bluuei sight,
C-F0r Catarrh, % long standing or r1ceni' eiil7T
win obstrucfiou sr rroiuse discharge
W C-Far Whoojif. Cough, ah1ting its violence
and shortening s c0urs
erncs act IKE charm. The entire disease oren
arrested st once and In al cases The viosnea Of ne
Ettack Is moderated tie disease shortened, and rem
dered lezg dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequent 90
ourrence, and which % often lay he foundation Of
diseased lungs bronchitis, and consumption, nay az
be at once cured BY The Fever and Cough PlA
In al chronic diseases. such e Dy1pepIA, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Live Complaints, Ples, Pc
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headaehea,
Sore or Weak Eyes, Catarrh Salt Rheum, and other
old erupd0us The case has spee6c1 whose proper ap
pneanOn viii afford q cure In Glmssi every instance.
Often the cure OF single chronic difficulty, such ss
Dypepsia, Piles or Cstarrh, Headache or RemSle
Weakness has more than paid for he case Ten tmsS
over
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ST. JosEfu, Nov. =.
A destructive ere e raging on Main ST. between
Jules and Folix. The whole block will be swept
away. Vigorous efforts ART being made 70 con-
hue il 70 that locality and may succeed. Wealth
er favorable.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA,

~ The schooner Brilliant has arrived with ad-
flces from C0mpeachy TO the 18Th inst and re-
ports the outbreak of q new civil war m ueatan
caused by the imposition Ofinland duties on goods
from COmpeaehy for the revenues Of the lsiahd
OfCarmen.
The general government and neighboring prov
b. inces had prepared TO invade Compeachy- but
the latter bad anticipated their movements and
were marching troops towards the Capitol.
The steamer Habanna from Havana on the 90
ult has arrived.
Sugar firm al og9k reals.
d AI6iasses active and scarce.
y Sterling exehange 1S5l9l4 per cent premium.
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D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
Adams & Garfield, FPtfs Att'ys. novs:3l2
CHERIFFISSALE-BY YIRTUF

~ Of a writ Of renditioni exponas, issued from the
court Of Common Pleas OF Guy ahOga County, at the
suit Of the Commissioners OF Cuyahoga County,
Plaintiffs, against Henry L. Whitman, et. al, de-
City # Cleveland in said County, the Sd day Of
December, ls6u, at O'Clock P NJ, the following
described lands and tenements, to Wit: Situate in
the city Of Cleveland County Of CuyahOga, state of
Ohio: in Barber Lords alOtment Lots Nos, III, rs,
Y and $50. east half Of Lot No. 80 south side Of west
end Of Lot No. "a, west half Of Lot No. ILL., south
half Of Lot No. 3i5, half in common Of Lots Nos.
595 400 and 4Ol south halt of Lot No 1876 and whole
Of Lots Nos. 4gj, 90, 6o5 6S5 and 6s7 Also in Wiz
leyville allotment IN said city Sub Lots Nos 81, 81,
1853, and 335. Also Sub Lot No. 20 in J. L. Hewitt s
subdivision and allotment in said city.
ID. L. .WIGHTMAN, Sheriff. -
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FIRE,

ClECIENATI, Nov.
John Mitciiells extensive steam chair factory
on Columbus street, between Western Row and
John street, was entirely destroyed by ere last
night Loss between $4,000 and 100000 In
euroa $40 n0n
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7. Jones g SONS, pIhlntl1sl !
VS..
John Green, defendant.
THE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
take notice that on the 10Th day Of October, A.
u. 1860, a summons and an order Of attachment was
Issued ty G. ID. Benham, Justice Of the Peace Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, Tor the sum Of
sos 67lOO dollars in favor OF said plaintiffs, and that
said action will be for hearing before said Justice at
o'clock A. NJ, November 10Th, 1850.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
Cleveland, Oct l7:3O5 Pltha Atty.