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FIRE.

CINCINNATI, April T.
Ere on Thursday, at Manchester Ohio, twelve miles
above BIaysville destroyed forty buildings Loss S5O-
OO0 Insurance not known.
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S. s. CoNoRRT-Sunday School Union Con.
cert this evening at o'clock in the ID Presbyteri-
an Church.
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.CITY 81 NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY mORNTNG, APRIL Q, 1880.

~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale q
HeWis,. 1. 8. Maisons and Olmsteds neWe depot5
al news dspois a. Weddelland Angler Hotels Anu
al oulnlaas. ITS Ontario Street.
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FROM sT.LOUIs.

sr. LOUIS, April Z.
The weather has commenced recsdins slowly a. thia
point. Weather warm and very dry.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoR SALE AT DEWoLFs s, MERwIN STREET.
500 bushels Of oats at 42c per bush 200 bush
corn at sac per bush. 1000 lbs hams at 9 l-2 a
IOc per ID. and shoulders at l-2 Ia sc per ID.
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rTsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
Invigorator.
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AaOTHER FIRE.-Early on Saturday uaOrnlng
the upper part Of the house oOo upiOd By G. A.
Hyde, Engineer Gas Works. No. Z Q Lake st., was
discovered on fire. butt was speed y extinguished
By water from the city pipes
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TR DYRT HAIR DYBIi HATR DYE
Wm. 1. BatheIOE's HaiE Dysl

The Oalv hars7sless AID reliable Dye kA0iVn.
The O1ignal aud best IN th9 worldt
All sthers llitattonE and bhOUa Se AsuauoN
,UuHilh 20 escape udiCule.
oRAY, RRD OR Dusty HAIR DYED instantly TO =
sssutfai and natural Blaeks without the lsAA'
EluTy 10 Hair o. Skin.
FIFFEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have bssn
uvraed "a ygn A. Batchssr siaeo 1882 ahd soO
applications have been made the Hair Of his Vatrsnh 81
his Famous Dyes.
VIZ 4. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces q eeioi
ust 10 b Distinguished from natute nd Is WAAEANfkL
~ - HTs in the least however long tmay BE- eoAtuso
aad ne III effect Of Bad Dyes eusdieds The Hair insso
sd ior life BY this SplBndid Dye. -, ~
ITnds cold applied On private IooGsl ~ the "
FaeiorT No. 7l3 Broadway, N. Y.
eQld All and sf the United sstesi ~ Dtot
riIts and Fancy Goods Desless.
pl1fe snTraginF " fJar sides Of each Bon, u
VIII. A. BATCHieLORs
tani7 No. 133 BrOIdEay. y. U
AHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELE
" 10 TRE HUMAN SIGHT EVE INVENTED
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City IonneII-sPsclal nIeetInr.

SATURDAY EVENING, April 7, 1850.
A special meeting of the City Council was held
on Saturday evening, to finish up the business Of
Of the municipal year. Professionalism
Masters, Ransom, Hayward, Hickman, WOTs-
wick, Thompson, Hovey, Crawford, oviatt,
RUSSELL Rider, McLane, HOpkinSOn. sargeant,
Dixon, Detmer Christian, Clark, Thayer, Mar
shall. Absent--Messrs Winslow. Lewis.
The minutes of the last meeting we're read and
approved.
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Y New York Goa Oil, Of very superior quail
iy. It does not smoke in the least, does not crus
the wick, and Is free from offensive OdoF. Sold BY
CHURcHuL 3 BROTHER.
Inar29279, Druggists.
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THE NEw GeUNcIr The following are 'he
name of the gentlemen composing the new Coun-
I'll, their politics, the when their term Of Of
Scs expires, and their business:
FIRST WARD.
James Christian, rep, 1851, harness maker.
Thomas QusylO, " 1852, ship builder.
SECOND WARD.
VIII. Hayward, DEM, 1851, printer.
O. W. oviAtt, rep, 1852, beef and pork packer.
THIRD WARD.
Lewis Heckman, dem, 1881, cOufsctiOn0r.
H. S. Stevens, rep, 1862, omnibus company.
FOURTH WARD.
LII. Marshall, rep, 1881, physician.
Ezra Thomas, 1852, lumber dealer.
FIFTH WARD.
J.ooS HOvey, rep, 1851, master maehinist'
wB. ,snsr, 1892, druggist
SIXTH WARD.
m CLARK. rep, 1851, lumber dealer.
CT Ballard, " 1852, wool and hides.
80 SEVENTH WARD.
n wor,vick. ror., 1sSi, foreman R. R.shOP'
Es willard, " 1862, gardener.
EIGHTH WARD.
C. L. RuIssll, rep, 1851, lawyer
7. Dwight Palmer, rep, 1852, agent M's n n
NINTH WARD.
H. Lewis, dem, 1851, merchant.
WIN. sabin, rep, 1882, lumber dealer
TENTH WARD.
Honktn,Ou. rep, 1861, Principal HgI
School.
IU. Masters, rep, 1882, ship builder
ELEVENTH WARD.
Thomas Dixon, dem, lSel, 72.nt.
D.nisl stephan, q 1859. lawyer.
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L A w B OOK S ,
FOR SALE BY
J.'B. COBB s. co.
n No. l36 "a

- NO' LOO u244
ANGEL o. Water Courses;
Augell on the Law Of Carriers;
ANGEL and Ames on Corporations
Bishop on Criminal Law, vols;
Bishop on ID ,Trnse and Divorce;
Bouuer's Law Dictionary:
Bourier's Institutes, vols;
Brightley's Digest;
Cushng's Massachusetts, Reports. IL vols;
ChItiy on Pleading, , vols
Chiiy' BiHck kstOn0, 2yols:
Curtis Declsions IN supreme Court Of Y 81 Y VOLS
Conkling Treatise on the Courts OF Uritd 5aiss'I
Chitisndsa's Digest Of Ohio state Reports
Chitty on Bills;
Drake on Attachments;
Decisions IN the Died Scott Cass;
GTeeneaf on Evidence. vols;
Hilliard on ToTts OF Private Wrongs ? vols.
Hlri on Haheas Corpus;
Kout'F Commentaries, vols
Mathews Guardians Guide:
Nashis Digest Of Ohio Reports
Nash's Pleading aud Practice;
Ohio State Reports, complete sets;
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law;
Redfsld on Railways;
Rafis Guide for Administrators,
SwsRs Treatise for Justices Of the Peace;
Story on Sales;
St0ry on Par nsrship;
SWsn's Revised atutes twill be resdy in June);
United States Digest, II vol1;
Unitet States Equtty Digest, 2yOlu.
Walkers American Law;
Wharton Criminal Law;
WrudelrE Blafk 81 one. 3 vols mRr2l
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Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OfIlClAN'
the largest assortment Of the most npDToy ed kinds
-f fsPFCnAoIEs An his Glasses, whether for near
az rrhtsd arc ground under his ovn inspection By ma
chinsTy construction, win the srestesL care
The ewes IN all casns curaE weakness. Diz1insSi
or Iuaamuaoa Of the Eyos, and mparting strength &c
ionE reading OF hne sewing. -, -,
tf Is never employs any nths sale q ms LeIeE
~ Alen-A Eplsndid assnTtmeut OF SPY l&LAeShe
afffROSCOPES. COMPASSES &C kept on hand-
rARTFICIAL EYES inserted without Pein' - POI
40. 2sI SUPERIOR STREET.
fsblF Nssr Fosg's Croekey Store
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

E-For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
"a snna- 90 10 B G. Dietz III superior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-09

OF Board Of City Improvements, presenting the
labor on chain gang during the mouths OF Febru
ary and March. Number OF days in February,
81 2; IN March, III l-2 Received and fled
Police Clerk, Jacob ShIeder. reported the bust.
ness Of that Judicial tribunal for the year ending
March 2lst, 1866. Only l-5Lh Of the fines have
been paid.
City CAsesNumber Of persons aHaigned- ,o0s 90
state Cases E" -.- 4Ss 90
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union telegraph,
OFTicE, wARING's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AMI
ST. cLAIE STREETS.
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IIP0RTANT TO FKMALEs.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TIME COMBINATION OF INGRE-
pTENTs In these Pills are the result OF long snd
sngivs praetios ThsJ mild in thsr OpSr1tiOa and
soroct all irrsgulsTitiss Painful hIsnstrea-
- rsmoving an obst ructiOns, whether from cold or
- bssdsshs pain in the fiae' palPtAtion Of the
ethsr~~ All nervous Affections, hyEsries, fatigue,
he9ft, WIN Il snd lmbs Eei, disturbed sleep which
-Palaie the hAe ~utiuu Of nature
ans ifo@ rtr, i15srTc- -, FEFSEMAE'S PILLS.
IN u VI new IN the trsafmsnt q
yasths comm ,neene1t ructons which have c0lsisnod
those II Euaritea and o1 the beautiful and the Be.
thouaande Of the yoQ femals can enjoy good
oEet 20 Premature 9ruTe. Acu0Ver an obItrNeii0n
ullth uuiogs she 10 regular. and W. Sqleclfns-
takes Place ths general health begins s8TTTc
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S ~ eAy1'9 -, .,,,.
che most edectral remedy know. srs laval
plants pecuiT 70 EfGgiss. To all classes hes They
Sablo iadueing Ei orfaiT psTOdiOa sssaIaTIf afreh
known % thuuaan8a wis hays used then At seonS
periods thToughou The country having the sAAoono Se
of the most emtlraf n AaeTsca. EEplicifd
gfailg rAca cad UheB they fhould Be- used
ch B0I-shs Price One Dollar edeh bas, eoHtaniRg "
ENe.
ATaluabls pamphet 20 be he'd free ofths Agents Pills
ezf bY u promptly BY enclosing prics TO the GsneEal
Arsnf sold bF DFuFgisi6 generally.
n B HUTCEIHcS, General Agent,
Ohuulberu ST., Nav YORK,
eoia N CieFaland Il WIN. FiEk's and Galord 4 Ham
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RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Ransom, That the sum of 1898 II is
hereby appropriated to james Howell from the
Vineyard street. fund. Adopted.
ByMr. Rider, That $50 be appropriated to paint
the Industrial School building, under Mr.. Water
tons proposition that the paint would be provided
by donation, if the city would pay for work. Re-
fsrred to Committee on Public Buildings
By Mr.. Hovey, That the Committee on Public
Buildings be authorized to contract with Freeman
Foster for an addition to the Industrial School
for the sum set forth in their bid. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rider, That the City Attorney be re-
aussted to report anordinance to reduce the cab IL
cense to SI,OO per year. Adopted.
Bv Mr.. Thayer, That the thanks Of the Council
be rendered to the Reporters of the Daily Papers
for their impartial reports Of the proceedings, and
| the uniformly courteous manner in which they
have treated the members Of the Council. Adopt
cd.
Bv Mr.. Crawford, That the thanks Of the Coun'
oil be and are hereby rendered TO Q. r, Ransom
member from the Fourth Wsrd, for the honesty 0
purposs, integrity and unselfsh zeal for the in
tsrssts of the city manifested by him during th'
mauv years that he has been member OF IN
Hr, Thayer seconded the resolution and sal
that although be considered such q resolution
rather strange in singing out any one membel
vet if any one was to be thus especially commend
ed, no one was so eminently worthy the disllne
tion as Mr.. Ransom. He had labored faithfully
in Council and out oft for the good OF the city an
no member believed that his heart was anght Du
honesty itself The resolution had his. hearty co
operation and sinoorest vote.
Mr.. Ransom hoped that the mover would eith'
withdraw the resolution or amend i by suosutu
ting "the retiring members" for "Mr. Ransom. :
This amendment was lost aud the FesOluuc
adopted.
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DR. McCLNTOoE's OoLD AND CoUSH MIX
TuRE-Among the cold and cough "reneaies" thaf n0oe
cha ruret this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical fcsnee Dr. oCutock stands in the fore mon
d he profession. sak his reputaion on whist he o.
fars % the sick q genuine curative. Never mas I'M
-ti0n fais6ed hig eu.rautv. Price Is cents.
s5id ~ VA. FISKE, and by STRONG 4 Ann
STRONG Clsveland. - Is2z
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500 lIanufscturorI, cloTelaad, oAll

We oiaim his % Be The best Double Thread Family
Ssuinr Nschias made. PIios $500 Agents wanted N
even county in, ,he = 8,
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- FoT Gas fIxtures sno Fitting, apply .
700, ENswoRTH Co. Cor eupelioI I 1easea %
.rF-ENEI.LNn aRMING MACHINkt
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The official bonds of the following officers were
received and fled F. B. Pratt, Infrmary Diree-
Tor L. V. Ballou, Assessor, John Moran, Asses
sor; Wm. A. champhn, Constable; Randall CraW
| ford CITY Commissioner; Geo. B. Cox, Assessor
David Short, Assessor; Amos Holmes, Assessor
ORDINANCES.
For the payment of claims, including $500 t.
.sck Judes and Clerk Of Election, amounting e
Sas5 90. and S9s3, IL to James HoWells for paVini
Vineyard street. Passed
Adjourned until to. day at P. N.
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9fmirIa Alafhints.

iyIdEvP2
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ANFOR RD's
Family Cathartie Pills.

1I'I.l sriee lee one Dollar Per BOuie.
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MOTIONS 0INTmENI9

ms Ointment psnstTztss to the baEis Of the disease
secs to its very cures 1t r1m the asah beneath
o The skin On the sufaco sold large glass boxes price
% cents.
Prepared By GEERIT NORTON. Propristor, New York
Depot ct PRNFoLD. PAREER MOwEE's. No Is Beck
so.S y sTRoNe ARMSTRONG fsba
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TOTAL amount collected In City and State 2lss 81
same paid in the City aud State Treasury, re-
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Ne HORSES FOR SALE.

e. C. TAYLOR, would respectfully inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
bavt on hand, at tlpir Stable on the street
@fhs new Ice Hous' Hotel, superior lot of
RRfAGE, BUGGY and
8-ADDLE EORSES,
bly, Offer tc II, public at fair prices.
>1fenld also ir..' . iheir friends that they
faac to kesp u band tho
EssN,J1sIss = $,TOCK
80 ,e -.,ufs IL se country. All they ask
sfAR SHARE q the patronage Of the
Ne. All are requested to call and see for
Nsrlrs. aug eff
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BURNS AND SOAPS
ar" in''nt'y Ici eyed .. thc!, arfa,.h, pain and
inflammation ~ t.mrl an u. af:.r Of iii, ,,o,
ro!op, br7irl end IT, : q, sh - Itrrwc,l - i l.,
4 charm. 10 Ec'q;.h on sci, .,,,,,.inirg
TIVE FRIEND Of|- .ii!E NJ i3StI;Y.
thHCieh are frequent = IsGi,ri''> rem cAieil al
iHiar;r-, especially !gGR = Hjr ar,! ,oj,,,,., Or
wl'iaFv. Therefore - -. na'AIS .!."nld lave
this healing prc'"ratn' = .ou anil, ut hand. II
heals -.re breast, auG q, .,tieN'y ".iroycs thr
TEFIER or RING. = .NGIM so Jporacr,i III
hr NHsc.g.
To IKLiFEEEN. BY sri OK LAND
Ihc ma'Ii-l. "a, =. ..lavr!r. ~ arv n,he,
Idivi ,uai who's. 1T Dr. 80. ...,c tl.rYs him within
.c chance oI accident = I.li ,l.,,.,l.g b,r q,
c.I',jYH -hold bear rim. - .,utd i'..i hi. Nauic
ENtr7'trrl- Ills Lest and '.r'r Iitri n is 10th
portable and cacaP, a:o - ehnl,i ,v.r Ie his crEl
ptn.uu "S Hl'nd m. .rc'd. lr'o aic tho.
sjH : Of living wncs~- = .,s To t.it, - it,, rrar
vrlaUs virtue who owe - lh,it ,.l..L limIs IN
muscles 20 IFS saying CT =, E.ac~.
The following are n - few If t,'r ,catl.ne dis.
eases Cor which D3I-- hrs = ,al.at PAIN
EXTRACTOR is Y PRE- : IELNTi1 las Well as
jDL-: -
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TIE CHEF AMONG TN THOUSAND.

pALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIE EXTRACTOR
TVAS universally srri.'autcl al o,h,r o-ntments
4 : aid healing arIj cation- IL la!h the Eastern
and Western iirn'-l Ecrcs. " cr,yrr introduced
aud il intrinsic pi0H l. tie trn, Sr.,t at its SIC
cess in al '"hfHoe"S oJgcitru> wh,ri,r The cause
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j O e n K @ Q 81 3
y y L | E +, .

T57O the S-oc', Subscribers If the Louisiana
q Central Seem Of tie Mississippi and Pacific
Rail Road Company.
The directors Of this company having closed Il
contract on the i6'h Of last month with M. }. j;
Champln for The building 81 eighty miles # tai
Road from til" -licIafalaya Bivcr TO Coli.r, u.
terms that is satisfactory.
Tn" subscribers arr notified AMI requested to
pay five pr cent of tie amt; Of ihri. suhscip-
tions on demand To 1. g. irar",' Esi., TIE Tea,
ur'r; tan per Eat ior ;hr fist Of November next;
tn per cent ON tl;r FIST Of Dec ,l,r ncxt aud
ten r cont Oh ih" fits; Of January D Nt.
Prompt cUllcct. rs ar" n'ces+a:y and further
subscriptions arr r-p -cir..r so.:rd .Ir ihr pro
'n"ii"n Of ~ i+..r.l,u- cu;:pd..
an, # Il NbYCT T--..I.t.
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ID tx q v q ~ u ~,
ron Screw and Joint Lever Cotto,,
Pre-

Il tx <D v q ~ a ~
ron Screw and Joint Lever Cotton
Pre- SIS.
VIE undersigned would respectfully mfnrp
Is the citizens OF the parishes of Rapidrs. Match
ocheS ana Sabine, that hr is proprietor If this
|lebrai'd cation press, and is prepared to finnish
anicrs with individual right; to this very v,lu-
pie press, and viii give AL NECESSARY Institution
regard to putting ]: UP ready for use.
:. PIilFER.
Mansfield. DrSuto Parish. La.
9 \ model Of this press can BE- seen hy ap-
|ymg al this Office.
ALEXANDRIA, Ia, Sept 7,h 1850.
IAiR. fmFEa-Sir-lo wish Inc 20 civ. yoi,
y opiri"n OF the Provost hon Scrrw and Lever
| tton Press which you have just put mp for me.
IAnrr tyiu" j. to my satisfaction. can r,con.-
nd !; +" al e, a superior Cotton Press.
TIIGS MEAL.
ALEXANDRA, Ia, March 7th, lSiO.
pr. NIl.NS iIIFtr-Bear Sir--You wish my
nlor q. the Provost Screw and Lover Cotton
S. which You rnt up on my plantation. II is
very tim" III" planters have been wanting In
section of j!I' country. II is without cNc,p-
Ire b, st PRESS ever used or saw ia use, there
u'l'Si.a'mgiy say 10 I'll planters whn ~, IN
]" 81 i"it'h Tres. {" ".t yen to furnish :hr
Nr,i ~ 80 Yoi-, T.rl,
psf j. -. WELLS
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to y.n. "r.'o-c i.c follow -, rHh i>lrcd at my
r'g.eJ. "a tie " t..~c~yativ..'' Of II nat,t int
C"i. WISER was 'rinoiiy a~-ociafr EDITOR Of the
'",~'rFtiiNc, and Is well Known ~ North Mis-
-'r-pn - gent, rta Of n!eIliscrrr aud strict
INTEGRITY. E'fi eciEar, j. ". NLsEY.
T,rt7Irl. ,,,,NyrVx,r-,-t1
(Cga.rs.a,,1!..t) tr,uII,,. ;I. =, ,.-s
D-,p Y,.l,-- I-,..,, a.. .,,,;..;
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49, T., ,i. :, ,, !, ~ ~ !''' PITT pe'eNnG'
~, ,.,,,;,, 80, '''s ~. ,'' '"'""' ." "eVehtih8
a., RIA, &c.,, - ''t - "''- 'i,'n'
Won. .r,.,,.; FRI, ,,,. r:r r. 81 "a! pre-
home il,t nv infant ,r.j ,,, ti, y" ,5 iet',in
"'''' "a. 's i',a''' AGA "'"Mt hi'eeh months,
,'., ,,. ,' -, . 'Nr'NH .dU,e-:"P-
E,,,,,, 49, 81 ,r ,','i'- ,I'n ~, A'ih'nal'n'
t; ,.I ~ ,'. !.'''''" w H'T Giu'St'>i,
Nv ILL. ,,,,, ,I,, t',, ,'rh '"'u
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80 ~ y" va I'''''ii '''''N "Gail't lhle
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srriuti.n ,.,. If.Ilc T.. a. f.'., 49,. -, r.;
''t va ",.'',' u. u ,''t any IMPRESSION
d'y; and ~'ould mot rh, Hu' for the discharge Of
sr'H' 'Ilit,'h W'nI. 'r%n2 IN length from two
"', '','. ~ ,'> '.''~ lbs 'H"ngt remark
I,,,l,'. IN, n.' =" NY sic"I
7..~ gi... ri non, iI, .r,., H. I'm, ti -,
lille NUM- ar a., ,o l,.,.l,j ,d ,L,t,; r,,, ,
.v,,,iati,,, - ''o''' viz
E.for, Era.l,r,., ~ tI,, e.,,,,.. ,,,,,;, /-,l,
l,,t one small dc ,,,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii
tl',.,,.1 H.. H. .: -, = VIM" "'t'
Tb,,.,, i,, yv,,.I.,[ , ''l'.E we u'y
but sin ,,i.II, ,,, ,, ,I
d,v yar,ju,, t., .vt AL ,,,. n ui'l.S '"e
a., ,.,.,,.;,.. +, -. - ~ 'I"'"'
d., wa, ,,ln,frtcr.J rIi, :, ' dos s", va
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Louis Z 1-tcl.
TRUTH 0MNIppTEST.

We give&p orr leaders aui the public generally
The following copy Of letter ec,'Yed by us frUm
W. Nc:ev, E-g.. OF the Alc.ircn Conservative en-
c.nsiI" ri the same time r.nlmu'iication TO that
lnicr from Gel. Naescr, az North Mississippi and
UnH WIS formerly as-nriatr ,tlit"r "f the CnnScrya-
tive. The sal pet Of ;lc ',ttor and =, nmIinic:t inn
We 10 not lcei II hCcc>>dlv To- comment On-thcy
'" the whole SinI;. pn" int ought :u 90 home to
those ~ wu>c hand, H., rising g..,nration of chill.
Gicn are .1rcl Cor nrItu'c aHd ,..r care All we
AK Of "GI readers is ciI,iri rci' n Of the duc,-
ugiio
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-01
ca RPENTIIR'S NOTICE.

MIR "A BARTUL,
-KEIISEEE TO inform the citizens of Acxan-
diia an. ricir.t., that he is prepared to do
AL work in hs In iIe is an undertaken of
btiidings, Dwelling, Gins, &c. aug If
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-01

BOOTS AND SHOES: AVERY LARGE
30 assortment for sale by
aug Oft r. &. HETVErWIGK.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-01
Ayers AGne Cllre.

which neu'raliz"s III rr'!u'prs Y9i,a4 in h
blood, and Siinu ,'cs tn liver 10 a>1, ~ f., r.
body. As it should. - il does cy., j4;, ai.rfi.,r
disorder with perfect certainty. And II loo nsrr'
or rather docs what Is OF mp." Sc,. q. - tho 20.
jet to this infection. II ken ia -rr-p. t. cl'., g.
IT from the sySic.a as !. : absorbed su, 'l.~ bcg
those who use !. free f-p,n its aitlr... ..r,, .
system in health althou-l exposed % .;a ,..-,.
Consequently 1t not .''F cures, hNi fst.r 'rrl.
the great variety o: i.r.i1r, w,.,I a... .r...
by this m1lign2nt il.u.u"r. such rs t.- ,:......
Fever, Chill Fever, Dunb. or Nt,s,ri t.t..
Periodical Headache, or BIiIs iIcrdl,h". t'i.i,,+
Fcvcrs. Neuralgia, Rhcumlri>.u, Cont BE ,.......
TOothache, Earachc, CdtInh, Asthma, I.a.i,1-
tons, Painful Affections OF the Spicc:i Iiv-t..i.,
Collie, Paralysis, and Panfl Affections or o.,
Stomach and Bowels, all OF which, when ari,iirg
from this cause, will be found 10 assume n.,,,. OF
less the intermittent type. This "ACva Crri."
removes the cause Of these arrangements, all cuc~
the disease.
This 1t accomplishes by stimulating the cxcrc-
tories to expel the virus from the system; ala
these organs by degrees become h1iitct to DO lis
their office of their own accord. ncnrc All e, vhrt
we term dcclimGtntiOA. Time NAV accomplish ~.
same end, but often life Is not long enough or -
sacrificed in the attempt, while this " hGrECrEu"
does it at once, and with safety. We have meet
reason to believe this is a sllrcr - wei as >.Gr
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic Infection. than ary Other
which has been discovered; aud il has still @Ioilcr
important advantage to the I.b.ic, which j., tl;.'
1t is cheap as well as good.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-12-01

Grcat Red Riter Stage ard Mail Routc
ENRON the Month of Red River to Alexandria,
Il connecting with the EAGLE LINE, to
Nacogdoclcs, and also with J. D. Prices Line of
Stages to Cloutsryillc, Natchi:ochcs Mansfield and
Shreveport Ma {. TAYLOR,
Proprictors.
Shrough Ticket from Red River Landing to Nae
OgdCchcs So. 90
From Mouth cf Rcd River ia Alexandria $1,000
THOS. CLEMENTS, AFENT.
an@ 6-tf. At the Ice House Hotel, Alexandria
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-26
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of = special execution TO me direct
ed Issued from the office OF the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court in and for the county Of Cedar and
State of Iowa. in favor of Joseph Jennings and
against Warren Stacy have le sied upon the fol-
lowing property, as the property of the said Wa
rem Stacy, TO Wit
The west halfofthe northeast quarter, and the
east half OF the northeast quarter Of section No
six Isl in township NO. seventy nine (79( orth
of range one r. west of the 5th principle me
rldian with the appurtenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale AT public outcry
at the Court House door in the town of Upton in
sad county, on Saturday the 18th day Of May
a. -. 1850, between 1.-THE hours of . o'clock
sa;, =. and o'clock ?. NJ of said day. to satisfy
a on execution and costs that may accrue there
'"'ea 'h's llth day of April, A. D. 1850.
). l. BRADSHAW
Sher!f Of Cedar Countv yopa