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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-13

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baten Saeur& itrs SeI&Gftteuna p%rrlcrcn. Der
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orobitben Sttle Ihrn gu nabs mar, 10 mar eo
unmoSIth, bas t6eiIpeil, ln9tid su rcrbinos,r.
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9indlther gSrtlt bic 9ahd9isrpasen I'D pom ir
men lDltcn uuo 70 9rHbrreS unglid orrbiursrt
rrurps. bunetrte pIrOtn t6eils um's 9ebsn az.
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&ette srrtifsn benz Sagga9e. uno benz ga Iaater.
md9tn aeiprunbsn mare. Der alte 0atbman.
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Sobn1cn purbs lsiht uub Elm Seiser, Sptn Su.
mes 70 ubd Sfrbrannt, Sas man an lttnsm gBte.
auftrmmen %;weifelt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-13

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sNsgentae" Iuriidsilesen, rrpecn bic qrerito,
usr teinsn SeariF betsn., giele qm.rttaner
i&tinsn su Ssnttn. Sae IL. ipsnn elm folder Fl.
tansisasr Tsssntas" %femmta olne steG Sdpte.
u9tett sinen nEe9enfGirm" ee6orst fri,asn;
mtiftn ieNO& itrcn Srrttum su IpGt .tnf.bet.
ano nur gu oft tbre 3ulu6t gum asm.nbaus,
,h Dem eltsrn perr S&wisss~eltern uebmen unb
oas 9nabsnbrob elsn. See- g >
S6rsdit@ Gotgsns Sci. Rs6uenlunR.--
perr everett bat a%usgere&nsi, bag Der Genus
altoholtlHsr 9etrdnte innsrbal6 ,etn Sabren BEN
Ser. Staatsn 10 0tllipnen IpQare ,Sch,n s,r.
atla@t, uno S6aeen turdb seuer in Suloe Der
Sereitung nnb pcs @enuNes nod S Rillion.n
mser. Ssrluit an Renl6enleben 8 Winicn,n.
in pas Ssfan8miB 8stra6t 100000 W.rlunen .
in oas Nrmsnbaus 100, 900 Sinbsr. worstbat,,
l,9ooj Sslbfmurrs 5000 gu 8airen o,worcen
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&inber.
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Nproen", ME lie in ben Gbrpnifeu beisen. In p,n
BON tbnen sruberten 4dnsern niht iult p, rproe.
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gte rslGts. gfcG in lpatersn nurmarnilber
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berr tn Der NOrmancie, wenn i'm auf Ser Saob
frterf' Dem Sausr BEN gaub aufiGneiceu uno
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= neturltb wenn sr MID! uno pct mar Der
9aneF Der si9sntli@e @isentbnmer pes SaaS-
srnnrss! Sn rem beutf&sn Sautrnfrieasn mar
pies Sa9ore6t s~tsnfaIs autseiits, ab,r umee.
t'prt, pom psn Saurrn am @DeImanne.
8rieocriFe G}pemanu mo6t pie i'm
%9trrrtn, 10 aud i'm 9ipsn DeutI6lanos Surpre.
H'psnoe 3su9en A!crpcn fnb rpteper bic dlan,.
Scasn 9altipirle %bsrielbsn In 5rantfurt a. 81.
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@ludstiru BON Charlotte Bird, pfeiFsr, ptlbes
lie et9srtlt6 itltf n, renu 5rtep.rife 1T rim
"jRtnp Ses glide" bas selu6t lit Don alien
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In cenen Der Stpsrpuntt itrtr grfolas Iieat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-13
Nicfpr Gma nuel'S
SO anifef an Die SGlter ON
Sup>StaI te n.
OS6lub.l

. ~ N wv hAlNNNh WAS bibbN
ten i'd cnt9esengtus, ale ib Die Mnnsrlpn an.
tahnt; abr i'd tcnhte Sas @ort ni&t brsben,
RAP t6 ben Staltencrn in meinen Srieesaufru.
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tlu9beit Seibt, berente rnbtssn Sinnes, mas aus
Stalten an benz Sag iperpen miibte, an Dem bic
Monar@te f& ctnmG&tis seist, ben 0rana mad
Der natipnalen 0ieoergeburt III tefrieoiaen.
Wtit Den @nneripnen nabm Die rationale 8e-
resuue, phne i9r g8sIsn gu ocrdupern, neue
6rrmen an i'd smpfins aus Der 6anb bee
Soltere6ts icne i66urn ereln Yrcoin3en, i6
muBte bic Inmeneung btc1rs Scltsrc6ts lupal
auerterncn unp purfte Den Ma6fat meiusr per-
lpnlthen @efuble uno SntsrsGen ni6t an He an.
lesen; i6 tra6te gum Ssten StaItens bas Sp.
fer, bas fir r,ctn 5ers pat Sntcrs6e mar uup aob
Spct fattli&e Qroptuscn res ReiAs mciuer ga.
ter bin.
DEN ttaIieniI&sn 5IrIten, bic mir 8etnb Iein
yrcaten, gas tA immer e%brtifen 8att, entf6luI,
len, bic @sfaDren atSumtnSer, Die i9re Serblens
pun9 uber ibrc 8brOne trinasn muGte, unp BEN
Biuen Staltens ale tsbts @ntIdetouns an,uer,
tenren. SD BOT benz @rps6srsUs Der benz Srice
Elm Sunoni6 All, Ssr9etltb. Nab Dem fSrie.
BEN f5rtet th an ten 9apf, unb ertrt mid, p.
Statt0alterihaft iter umbrien uut Die Rarfrn
gu itternebmen, = oerstblih. @s lag auf Der
DAMP, CAP ritle 9rcptn;en, nur rurd, Die BafFen
fremoer SUInlinee i'm 3aum setaltsu, frib ODER
lpat sur GeopGutipn tummrn mustcn, w,nn Is.
men Die Sur8i6aften elmer s~eftteten StuatsUrp,
nunM bic i'd in SUri&Ias bra&tt, LANCER per.
wei9ert wurpeu. A.
SD brau&e nt6t auf Die N~albItIdae Iurid.
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Sabre pem 6Gnis 6errtnanO BON Neasrl aobeu.
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letne Stcsicrhng grflut mn De, mu6te in Der ge.
pGlterun9 cen 0tuen mtabncu, birle Reaierunff
;u anb6rn, wsnn Die Siuseu Der SfenIiGen @si.
nun9 uno rte Semlbunsen Der Diplomatic
fruGtIcs blteten. SD lie6 ltinem tunseu gtad.
fOI9er cin gInbntg fur ben Observation-Disclosures
antieteu. &bcr aud rUrt funo i'd bic @emltber
fur iebe itaIienii&c @tfnnnns perI&leFen unb
orn Sinu BON seiOenl6aft umnaAtet.
Sc tunrte nt4t fs9lsn. rap scsruater ben @r.
~eisniIsn IN Sterr unO Capitalization bic @,eifer
in Sibitalten lth t6Dsr uno b56er buten. I'm
Strilten traG pteie sttmmung in cine 3eSoIte
aus. Man fampfte in SteiIten fir bic 5rribett
ais elm tapfrrer &rie9tr, rol 6inaetura fir Sta
lien unO fur MIDI, Der Snirl gu Salfe fam. GS
maren Stalttrer: Id tOnntf, t9 burItt lie Mot
juriidbalten.
Der Sal Der ncapplitanii6sn 8esirrunatn
tefeifi9t mid In rem @lauben, cen i'd in metnem
i~uueritcn DsrSsn trus: ME untntosbrIib fir bic
SGniae bic 0;stt, fir bic 8esierungsn re g6tuna
Der S6Gter 1T. Das nsue 0teeiment in BEN lei.
BEN @iciIten murOe in meinem 0amen stnae.
mei6t. auein eiuiee 5onplunaen ltssen fIirb.
ten. Dap rs Die YoIitit, bic mein Name Scrteut.
nitt rurGau6 rid.ts pisberssbe. San, Stulien
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-13

-&aifst. %. oft. Or. Ottter BAT nm.
.tstppet rur4 Die tisbcrtsen IaSrs8e(unssn
.nsermali elm ntues Sluablatt ,,2lnT6ttn UNI
arintt". In 5ro"!furt fyl&sinen laasu unO $500
,Gremplprs OaSDn islbR ssrtreit,t.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
NRGRONsURRRCTION.

NEW YoRK, Aug 10.
A serious insurrection of the negroes at Som
bero, GuanO Island, has caused no little excite
menf among the merchants and sea-farlng people
interested in the GuanO business, both IN Balt-
more and PetersbuTgh, Va.
The excitement has obtained such pitch that
Capt Dell, OF the Baltimore bark Warren and
Capt Burreu, Of the schooner Emma Tuttle, OF
New Haven, had to interfere and imprison some
of the insurrectiOnists.
The negroes on the Island are hired at the rate
Of SO per month, TO dig and load vessels with
Euano, and number 2O4
made over his ofice 70 man named snow, second
mate Of schooner named The Eastern star
Snow being man Of energy and determination
exercised rigid discipline over the negroes. Ihey
not liking this, formed q plan to murder him, and
on the 24Lh OF July, as snow was stopping on the
ground, one OF the negroes, who had been es-
pecially chosen for the purpose, hurled tremen-
dous lump Of guanO at his head, crushing in the
skull and leaving him nearly hfeless.
Considerable cOmmotion followed upon this
among the whites, and the negro who committed
the atroeious deed was immediately arrested and
placed on the bark Warren, of Baltimore, TO be
Taken to the United States for trial
The arrest created the widest excitement
among the negroes who arose en- masse and took
possession Of the Island.
were compelled to submit 70 the revolt through
fear Of the 200 halfsavage negroes.
The negroes threatened TO sink the bark War
ren and schooner Emma Tuttle, unless their com
rnde, the murderer, was given up.
Fifty Irish hands were expected shortly from
Richmond fully armed, when the negroes would
Snow was not dead on the 25th Of July, but ii
VFag impossible for him TO recover
The negroes had refused all offers to return to
work They held possession of the Island and
were doing Just as they pleased, nobody dared to
say ANYTHING, and they declared they would new
er' Weld till their comrade was given up to them
by the Captain Of the bark Warren
The schooner Emma Iuttle has arrived AT + e.
terrburrh, va, from which we gather these par
riculars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
Latest BY THE EUROPA.

BosToS, Aug 10. .
The following dispatches appear in the latest
papers per the Europa mo-
PalerIho, July AIN the engagements be
fore nIilszzO on the 10Th and 18th inst, the Nea-
politans had .0s0 men put hors du combat &,
Garibaldi STACKED the town Of Melazze on the
Q0th with the baYonet and after des peiate com
bst the NeapOlitans withdrew 10 the citadel.
The statement that the whole Of Sicily hao Deen
evscuated ~ the Neapolitan troops is premature.
NIessina IS stin held by the Neapolitans
Genoa, July 2I.-NeWs has been received here
thaf the GaribaldiRns suffered great losses IN the
engagement near MelnzEO.
II was asserted that Garibaldi himself hau Deen
wounded in the foot ..t ~
(3aribaIdf had ordered several inhabitants Of
MelazEO 70 be shot fer having fought against NM
Marseilles, July 26.--Lstters have been Teceiy-
ed from Sicily stating that Geu- CARY nad only
eyacuated the outpOsts Of the town Of MeSslna,
and had concentrated his army in the citadel
The remainder Of the troOps, and especially Gen.
BorcOs' division, have been dispatched to GAIA
bria
Naples July 26.-The latest news received from
Naples announced that the state Of things is more
satisfactory
in an article signed Dy n. Grandgellot announc.
ed that Lord John Russell had authorized Lord
CowIev 10 come to some understanding with
France respecting the expedition TO Syria -
The same paper says thst all the powers agree
upon that question.
he assent Of Turkey will necessarily follow. -
It only remains TO determine the basis Of the gen
eral understanding between the powers IN order
TO carry out the ends which all have in YieW.
Constantinople, July 24-Evening-Up TO tins
moment the Porte has not given his reply 70 tne
proposals relative TO an European intervention II
syria 1t is almost certain, however, that the re
ply Of the Porte to the said proposals VIII De neg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
NEW YORK AIARKET-AUG. 10.
fHy TrrFgRapHI

FIOUR.-Sales 800 bbls S5,9O95,25 for superhne
state; IS 255 80 for extra state; S5l5G5sO Tor su-
perhne western; S5,25@5,45 for common to mtddling
extra western S5,4U5,50 for shipping brands extra
round ho0ped ohio. Market closed dull and heavy,
except shipping brands extra round hooped Ohio,
which are scarce and wanted to moderate extent
for the east and sXp0rt.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales 4sO bbls; S5,2O for
superfne; S5,3O97r55 for common to choice extra
rye RYE FL0UR-steady. Sales at ss,5O@4, 20 for
common 70 choice extra -.-.a 3D.. 3D.
CORNNIEAL-Scarce and firm. Sales 1000 bbls
marsh western on private terms. l.- q
WHESK E-MRrket shade hrmeF. Sales $50 bbls
vVTIKE ET'Isales Milwaukee club at 81, ,2s white
Kentucky 81 ls774@I,45; white Ohio Sl575f; new red
southern Sl,3Q0l ls33i new white Indiana Sls529l,
325; white North Carolina 81 80; old white Indiana
s5; old Racine spring SIl9; Chicago spring 81 10.
Markst heavy and rather dull, the scarcity OF
freight still Keeps buyers ont of market.
RYE-Quiet at SOC.
RGRI,EY-Oufet and nominal
C0RN-Sales Sql0O bush at 62lg6375c for sound
mixed western; chiefly inside price; 66c for round
yellow Market active and easier.
OATS-Moderate dem'd; S5G3So Tor western and
Canadian; 3gc for state.
PORR-Duli and unchanged, Sales SO bbls; Sls,-
05A for new messi $3.50 for oldi Sla for new Ss2
BERF-Dull and steady Sales l5O bbls at $40
as for country prime; S4,7559 for country mess;
Ss9iOy5 so for repaeked ness Sl9lz for extra mess
MESS BEEF-DuIl and nominal.
BEEF ii AlIS-Quiet. Small sales at i0Qllc for
state: iI6l5c tor western.
CUT hIEATs-Scarce aad firm. Small sales at
lie for hams; &c for shoulders. 5- 49,.
BUTTER-Selling at l09l6c for Ohio; lZsHDc
CSiHiEEsR-steady- Sales at s5k@lo'ze for ipfe-
riOr prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
KENTUCKY ELECTION.


CREssox, Pa, Aug, 10.
The Democratic State Committee met at three
me President, Mr.. Welch, in the Chair, and H.
II. Burnham, Secretary.
SiNty.cine members were present a. a
M Welch opened BY q speech. He was N ",
for Of coneifRtion and he hoped Nhe efe0''ie'
ticket wOUid remain gs Il was -. -.s,I,
Mr. Dsenbach, Of Clinton, preseh@tee @ ISsS, 6s,,,c
ton declaring that 1t behooYes Al $50
srnt1 10 stand by the decision OF the Nuilli1ittet
cen, Fiiler moved an amendment calling 3
new os y,oved TO amend BY substituting
the ReadinE Convention. Reieeted-ayes u ;
Hsi IieTandsr SSi c. Fuller, Of Armstrong eOnnty,
p,.si5 That me action OF the committee Ofthe
I'd Of July be rescinded and the following sab
s-'sl5 That the Democrats Electoral Ticket
he headed with the names Of DOuglas and Breek'
enridre a. the electors atlarge, and that in tie
event ofthe success OF the said ticket ~ Inc geHt
er number Of votes shall have been cast ior Doug
las then the vote Of the State shall be casi for
Douglas and johnson, but If for breckenridge
then Tor Breckenridge and Lane for the same o.
fces and that the Chairman Of the Cousmittee be
directed 70 require pledge n ir9 @ lhS electors
Amer long debate the tirst portion OF the pro
position about heading the Electoral ueket was
agreed tO-ayes ~, nays y
The second part throwing the vote for the can,
didate who has chance 81 election was agreed
to--aycs 20, nays - lt- J4tl g. -,t ..-
The fhifd portion requiring pledge was agreed
% tipd u0es.
ne resolution was finally adopted and read a
Rs,Sio:a, That the Democratic Electoral tioke
be headed with the name Of Douglas or Breeken
ridge as an elector at large. and IN the event o
the success of the said ticket y the greaIer mum
Der shall have been cast for Mr.. Douglas IheT
the vote Of the Electoral College OF the state
shall be cast for Douglas and johnson but u iol
Breckenridge, then for Breckenridge ana Lane
II the vote Of Pennsylvania eanuot eleci ms
candidate for whom the majority OF the votes ar
east and can elect any other man rlinlllng 10
President, claiming e Be Democrat, then N
vote Of the Electoral College shall be cast for th'
candidate II Il will not elect either OF the can
dldhtes for whom il Is cast or any Of the Dem
ocrat who are voted for in the States, then m
vote shall De cast for the candidate who mas m
majority Of the votes Of the state and the char
man Of this committee be required 70 obtain tsel
several and distinct pledges Of acquiescenee 1l
the foregoing resolution and report the result o
his action at : future meeting Of the eoInInlttee
The Convention then adj6nrnsd sine die Wit
cheers. 81 - H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
CoMMRRoIAL.
CT.RvET,AND DIARKEF-AUG. 10.

CLEVELAND mAhAEL-AD Do1s AOs
FLOUR-sales on Change, 80 bbls- double ez-
ira red at sls7, and 60 bbls same quality this asr
noon at same price. '... ID -s
WHEAT-The unfayorable turn in the New
York market has deadened the market here. Sales
on Change were cars red at sl,O7, on track cars
do at slO7f; cars do, free board, at SlOSi 900
bush do in three lots free on board, at SlOe; cars
white on track at sI,l2 and 200 bush do free on
board at i,l3 This afternoon sales are: red
on track at sl,O7: do at sl,O7; do at slOs car
delivered at slOs; car red and white at Sl,o7 and
sI,l2; and car white free on board at 81, 3, Re
oeipts for the day are about 5000 bush.
CORN-sale ] car on track at l4c.
OATS-Remain duh and hervy a &c for new. A
car Of old sold at 2se. on track.
HIGHWINES-Havea advanced. Sale 100 bbl at
Iszc.
TALLOW-sale small lot beef at &c.
EGGS Lover. Sales 8 bbls at Sc and do at
SIC. i..sa ai.
LARD-sale Bbls at l9e. .s..-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
FROlI RnRFALO.

, buFFALO, Aug. TO-
The Southern excursion party arrived accord
ing 10 announcement at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The depot was thronged with people assembled
TO witness the reception. The Mayor welcomed
Mississippi responded on the part Ofhis Southern
friends at considerable length, in which, after
returning thanks for the courtesy extended 70
them he reviewed the relative position Of the
country towards each other. Their mutual de
pendence, and expressed the hope that nothing
would ever occur which would have the effect OF
interruptiug the brOthurlY feelings which should
At all times characterize their intercourse.
At halfpast seven the greater portion of the
company embarked ON the Western Metropolis
for Cleveland, whence they will proceed TO Chi
cagO by railroad, and then home.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
OCEAN STEAMER NIOYEMENTs.

NEW 1OEKy aug ~ .
The steamship C0atzocOolcos has been pur
ehEeed for about 500 coo from parties in New Or
leans, and will be dispatched in few days ioT
the Pacific to join the Moses Taylor and Granada.
The Illinois, on her return from Europe VIII De
thoroughly oYerhauled, and, with the Star OF the
West. viii perform the service from this SIDE
and probably another vessel viii be added 10 the
shove names.
The Isthmus Of Tehuantepec will be used lot
the transit. and it Is the determination to make
trims in eighteen days. .rrf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-11
RRnlIsT.LOuIs.

.HNH H.- j.. H ST. Louis, Aug 10,
Rv the official vote Of the county, the Demo
Gratis have elected the following officers:
A. g. Bernondy, Recorder, by 1851 over
Keemle independent, ana b,l75 over Nelson,
Repuhliean Chas. ROderman reelected JHilor
by : is2 over Blakey Republican. Peter Weglan
re elected Marshal by go and G, /. Boislincre by
I30
The vote for Governor Is. II, Jackson, 275i
Gardershire. ,215; G. +. Jackson, 9,70ii Orr, -,
G57
The Republican figures give Rollins majority
In the 2d district al 500. ..
The returns from other counties come In slowly
mot half heard from yet
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e RIsIHe Sun, Ind, Aug TO-
A fatal accident occurred this morning A
man and boy engaged in digging IN a clay 9ank,
I'M Inc brick yard, in this city, which suddenly
cuve way were buried. The boy was instantly
Killed and the man dangerously Wouhaeo'
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gfaal alotttEs.
commissioners

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
NI SALE.-Phrsuant to a dccretal order Of sale
-siicd 20 me upon the I'D day of July lSdO from tbe
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, ohio,
In an action thorgin pending, Wherein William W.
Leland l. paintifi, and Michnal Drucoll and Mary A.
DrisCol are defendants, shall expose for 9als a
public auction at the door Of the Court House N sad
county, ON the 9Th day Of September, 1850 az O'Clock
p. M, the lands tenomenta described a. iooWs' 10
witt ...-..s#
ist Situate in the City Of Clevelan, county Of Guy
ahOga and State Of Ohio, and Is known as parts OF
lots Nos. l6 and u fronting on Clinton Park m tue
City Of Cleveland, agreeable 10 Foster Pease Dem
nison's subdi yisi0n recorded In book w. page M OF
the records Of Ouyuhoga county, commencing on the
southery line Of Wilson street l47 feet easteTy ffom
the north-westerly OF lot No. 10 aioresHidi
thence along Wilson street 81 feet; thence aoutherly
az right angles with Wilson street 50 feet TO the ce
tire Of said lot No. l7 thence westerly parallel with
Wilson street 80 feet; thence northery ~ feot 10 the
place Of beginnins. Appraised value, SsO0.
"a. Situate in the City Of Cleveland, county ol Guy
ahoga and State OF Ohio, being parts Of lots Nos 10
aud II IN Foster Pease Dunnisons gubdl yisioni re-
corded In book o. page Of the records Of Cuyahoel
county Ohio (aaid lets 6 and II front on clinton
Park and bounded as follows: commencing AZ q
point 23 feet eastorly from the northwest corner o
said lot No. I6 and running thence eaaterly on the
south lines ofsHid Wilson street twenty ge (2j feet
thence souherly at right angles 99 feet 20 the centre
OF said lot No ~ thence westerly through the cen
tire Of said lot IL twenty-five feet thence nUrtherJ
" feet TO the place Of beginning. Appraised value
$40 JOSEPH Q; 5RAhhlsi
Ptn's Atty. aug4;hzs5
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FRO1ICHICAGO.

CHicAdo, Aug. 10
John A. Bowman, alias John Anderson, exam,
ined today before Commissioner Hoynei charged
with purlOining Letters in post ONCE where ne
was formerly clerk but left about the 18th July,
gave bail for appearance for final examination
next Monday.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
Z J RAILROAD. Time TABlB No. Is. l.-
10 take efeet on after Thursday, February ,lsos

" MAhl4a1 NUNA1NLAl4A9s
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo CleFelanoi
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and CleEe-
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads
At So0n, with hacks TO Chagrtn tallsi &C
Al Mantus, with hacks for kavenna, &C.
At Bracsville with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &e.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon Greenfield Mead
lille, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &C.
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle 70
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence By P \.
v" 4 y = :. y CH8s. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland, Feb. e,ls59
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nIuRnER.

IERRE HAuTE, July TO-
John L. Wright was murdered last night by
Lewis Bradford eight miles east of this place
The murderer escaped, and has not yet been Ar
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RRPUBLICAN CONYENTION--ZOUAVEs


The Republican Convention yesterday nomi-
mated q fuli county ticket. Judge Oliver M
Spencer wss nominated for Congress from the
Firgt District, and Hon. John A. Gurley from
the Second. l -alss---t
The Zouaves drilled last night at Pixies Opera
house They leave to-day for st. Louis.