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POLITICAL.


An immense Democratic mass meeting was held
last evening for the support of the Gubernatorial
candidates without regard to national party diff
ferences President Fraley made lengthy
speech in which he favored the doctrine Of POpu-
lar Sovereignty in mild language.
Among the resolutions adopted was one declar-
ing that the election Of the candidate of the Re
publican party to the Presidency would be dan
gerOus TO the whole country and the elevation OF
lis candidate for Governor would tend to produce
like results, and every honorable mans energy
should be adopted TO prevent the cOnsummation
of such an event.
Gen Foster, the candidate for Governor was
received with loud and prolonged cheering. lie
made lengthy speech, chiefly for the purpose OF
uniting the different party elements against the
Republicans In the speech of Mr.. Foster many
complimentary remarks were made to the Union
Marty Mhich wore loudly cheered.
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Transportation.

LAKE NAVIGATION OPEN 10 DUNKIRK,
Notice to Shippers.
sA N THE UNDERSIGNED,
a kKdNTN Agents for the NEW YORK
J -A4sd y4de9 ERIE RAILROAD are prepared TO
give the through rates to
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
Also to DUNKIRK and all points on the New York
n Properly shipped daily by first class Propellers
ut specified rates. HUGHES q LESTER,
marlt. dHy 3Q Agents.
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DEMOCRATIO ROWDYIslL.


While Messrs Blair and Glover were addressing a
Republican gathering at Hannibal last Thursday
night, outsiders made ruatvd attempts to in
al the speakers, and hurrahs for Douglas, bell and
Breckenridge.
circulated few days previous, inviting the citizens
OF Marion and Rails counties 70 prevent the holding
Of the meeting.
Mr.. Blair spoke ons hour and a quarter.
Tie CoopeTage establishment Of Wing, Nedon d
Co. was burned early yesterday morning. Loss SsOOO
Insursed for SOU.
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Hannah NJ. Cartel, eXecutrix Of
William W. MarlOram,
deceased, plaintiff,
vs..
). p. Short, Ku,h Short, John
Coon, Martha A. n Coon, VIII
liam r.. carver, Price French
Rachel French, Horace Benton
Curtis Benton, Charles y. Burt
Everett Wilcox, Henry + Burton
the Ocean Bank Of the City si
New York, and ThOmas Bur2-
ham defeudautg.
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The sick man was armed with two revolyers,
which the Indians being apprised Of did not mo-
fney loaded eleven ponies with goods and
left .,.. -,
The people at Cow Greek were expecting an
attack from some Indians, and had only one eOiii'
many of soldiers 20 protect them. -
NJ Unvs lost so head of cattle. They were
r,r tg by a stampede Of bufaloes, lie Is EN-
rG,,tp for Santa Fe with a large train.
,,.,. 400 came 10 Council Grove, and run on 90
head of mules and ponies
ETom nh thr information 60 be had, Il seems
that there Is n determined plan among the Wild
Indians 10 make war upon the regular army and
citizens travelling the plains.
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attGdifimes.
HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The ppdersFned having used Professor HUN.
pTIREYs' sPECIFIO HOMEOPATHIC RkhEDlEs
ip our families with the most satisfactory reana snd
having mn confidence In their genunenesa, purify
80 efBrarv- cbcerfully recommend them 70 all per
sons WHO vish 70 have safe reliable, and eihoacous
remedjes At hand for private or domestic use
The Rev. VIM. Hosmer, editor Of . The Northern
TndepeDdept" Auburn, n. Y; the Rev. z. II. Ores
1a n Rector Of st. Peters Church, Auburn, n. Y.
~ Rev. B. /. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn STATE
Prison /; the Rev Spencer NJ. Rice Rector, New-Bed-
ford. Mass the Rev. Allen Steele, NeE-fork Son-
ference. n Y the Rev. P. & Pratt Dorset, VI the
REV. John E Roble, Buffalo; a O. Hart, Esq, Utica,
NY the Hon Neal Dow, Portland, BE; The Hon.
Schuyler ColiaX, south-Bend Ind tne non; Seorge
Humphreys, n. Y; Henry D. Cook, sq.i EDITOR OF
re sObIo STATE journal, !" Columbus, Ohio the Hon
n II Gresham. Moline, Ill the Hon Thomas J.
Chase, Monticello, FlA- the Hon Joseph Benedict
fI'Iss n v. WIN Bristol, ESQ, Utica, N. Y. A B
Pond Fso'. udca, n Y; James Plunkett, Esq, Nash
ufIIa
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

EEW ORLEANS, sept IL.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco Deasis ar
rived at Havana from TruXillo on the 7th inst
and reports that the British war steamer lcarusi
with transport and troops under Gen. Alvarez
proceeded 20 the Rio Negro where Walkers ar
my was encamped. The boats of the lcarus pro
ceeded up the river and captured walker, VINO
with 70 men were all brought TO TruxillO and dc
livered to the Honduras authorities. Walker
men were very destitute and many were sick
They were permitted TO return to the United
States upon condition that they would never en-
gage IN another expedition against Central Amer
ica Walker and Col Rudley were to be shot.
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nrusKINGUn1 YALLEY FAIR.



The prospects for large Fair are very good.
There are nearly double the mum Der oi entries OF
The display Of blooded horses viii be larger th5h
lev and John Briggs of Cincinnatii Brown Dick
and Lancet Of kentucky, and other famous horses
are here here to compete for the premiums.
A LARGE number OF strangers are in the city.
This will be the largest and most successful tx
hibtiOn ever held in this section Of the State. The
Fair grounds are much imprOvee over last year. tfa
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Pixies PEAK NEWS.


OMAHA, Sept. 10.
The first through U. S. mail from Denver reach
ed here on Saturday night with dates TO the 1th
tustEut.
Tne Vigilance Committee was waging war
Of exterminatiOn against the gamblers ana
thieves Two men were hung by them on the
9Th: one Of whom was taken from the stage Whlle
on his way to the Missouri river, Several who
had incurred the displeasure of the Committee
reached this city last night.
The miners have generally declared in favor OF
the old government,
United States Marshal Moore, just in from the
West reports an attack by the Sioux on the Paw
nee village 100 miles west Of here on the l4th. A
running light of eight or ten miles ensued, which
vac still raging. When he left the Pawnees had
taEen five Or six soalps and secured four or five
horses. One PaWnee was killed.
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OOMMEROIAL.
OLEvELAND aIARKET-sEPT. I7.

FLOUR-NOthinF doing Prices nominal.
WHEAT-Has further declined and closes en-
tirely unsettled and nominal. This morning on
Change Sl,Os was the best offer made, but holders
refused to come down, and no sales were made
Since the market is further depressed by the after
noon's report. Receipts are tribe over 1900 bush.
CORN-Heayy at sc,
OATS-Firm at 26c.
HIGHWINEs-saleso of5O bbls at &c, and Is do
at PKG
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OHERTFF AND MASTER CONE

GHERIFF AND MASTER COM
y MISSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 the COM
inInd an order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of CuyahOga county, at the suit OF
John U. Wagner plHintin, against anes connolly,
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
in the City of Cleveland in said county, on the Zth
day Of September, ls6O At clock p. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenement5, to wit:
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the Con1ecti-
cut Western reserve in the State Of Uhlo and which
Is also in the county Of CuyahOga and Is known Dy
being part of city lot number 1911 hundred and
nifty -One and il bOunaed follOws beginning at
point on the southerly line OF Bolivar street hty teet
westerly OF the sasterly line OF said lot number (ls
one hundred and fifty thence westerly along the
sOuthery ns of Bolivar street forty nine and one
half fset (4y setl; thence sOuthery at right angles
with BoliVr street 1907 hundred and eighty ieet
10 an alley; thence Sasterly parallel with Bolivar
street t4y56) fOrty-nine and One-hah teet; thence
nOrtherly one hundred anu eighty llSO) feet 50 the
place of beginning. Appraised at SstO0,
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN,
,ug17.2n2 Sheriff and Master COm'r.
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\ ONT oNIIIi, NVpI' II
A man who gave his name as VIM. Owen late
Of Louisville was arrested yesterday for morse
stealing and committed 10 Jail last night about
IL O'Clock He was forclbly taken from jail and
a attempt made TO hang him TO 4 tree. While
the moose was being adjusted to his neck he sud
denly cast of the rope and ned: yolley was IN,
stanflv fred II him by the infuriated crowd and
brought TO the ground. He was then carried
bnck 10 the calaboose where he lies in dying
condition. ,
Another horse thief was brought in to-day and
will doubtless share the fate of his companion IN
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FRONI MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept II.
The brig Hope, from Vera Cruz, on the I'd inst.
has arrived The british mail steamer sailed for
Havana with $4,000 goo in specie. The u. ).
steamer POcahOntas arrived at Vera Cruz on the
ID.
l4OOO liberals were marching on the city Of
Mexico
Miramon was in the city with 900 men.
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OUSAN SMALLEY Is HERE

GUSAN Il. SMALLEY Is HEhE-
y BY notified that on the 9Th day Of september,
100, james I. Newman flied petition against ner
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
Ohio the object and prayer Of which petition Is 10
subject to sale by order OF Court, the following prem
ises situate in tine City Of Cleveland, county Ol Guy
ahoga, and State Of Ohio and Is known as part OF
sub lot No. 3U3 in Benedict & Root g. allotment OF
part of original lots Nos. 4S and 49, and s DOuhoed ~
follows to wit: NOrthery by sub lot NO. 5 easteEiy
By an alley westerly by Birch street, and southerly
by line drawn from the easterly line Of Birch street,
and Is feet sOuLheTly from the north east corner OF
said sub lot No. 3d. and parallel with the nOrLh he
Of said sub lot No 33 easterly % eet thence AT
angles with this line south teeLi thence ea5leIly
and at right angles with the last line ieeti thence
northerly at right angles with last line eet Thence
eastery at right angles with east line ana paIaLel
with the north line Ofsaid sub lot NO 3O5 70 sau al
lev and which sale is 50 asked Tor under mortgage
executed thereon by said Susan K. omaley 10 salu
James T. Newman, dated February I'd looo1 ana Ie-
corded in book 70, page 5, Of CuyahOga county ne
cords aud was given secure The payment Ol the
four prOmissOry notes Of said susan b. OF that Date
one for Sg3 5OlOO payable April 18th, 1885 one Ior
Syl 6S-IO payable January 2sth, 1886 ons IOr egl
66-lOO payable January 2yth 1860, and one Tor Cyl
66-IuO payable January 2gth, lo6l, with interest
That Judgment will be taken thereon for the sum OF
s3S 80 IUU with interest from February I'd, 1885, sald
susan is nOtted answer said petltlOn on OF De-
fore November 9Th, ls6O. - ,
September 10th, lS65:3Us
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n. Y. RANK sTATENIENT-sEPT. II
OsWEGO MARKET-sEPT. II,

FI.OUR-UnehAnged. Sales ct $3.50 for extra
state = A.,
morning we're A, 900 bushels winter red weetern AT
Sl,l60l,H. ooo
CORN-Scarce, firm and quiet: Sales are ag,UOO
bush mixed Illinois at sec, which is above the views
OF shippers. -, H.,
BARIEY-Firm. Sales OF 1900 bush Canadian
at nc afiOat; $500 do on p. (.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c. Hour 5Ici
l2s61I3c for W heat; Corn l2c, to New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-2OS0 bush wheat; 620l bush
corn; 257UO bush barley; 23OO bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-6OOO bbls -FOUR 2S5OO bus
wheat; $500 bush corn; l52OO bush barley.
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DETHOlI5 cePt' ~
The steamer GazeIle, when entering Eagle
Harbor, Lake Superior, at daylight the morning
of the 10th inst, went on rocks quarter OF
mile from the dock and became tOtal loss, 70
gether with an her freight consisting Of supplies
for Eagle HsrbOr and other Lake Superior ports.
All her passengers and crew saved by boats from
Eagle HarbOF. ,tz
ct so OOO no insurance.
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DOUcLGs WITH MS MOTHER.

CLIFTON SPRINGS, sept II.
J,5ge DouRlas arrived here this morning, and
renai1e Al the house Of his mother till the alter
noon. when he addressed an audience Of from nj,
teen 10 twenty thousand people. He expressed
pleasure that he had the opportunity OF renewing
biS Republican friends BY announcing that he had
Al lasf found his mother. He expressed regret
that Lincoln did not find it safe to visit his orih
place or the graves Of his parents for fear OF No
fence He spoke for about two hours.
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BUFFALO mARKET-sEPT. II.

FLOUR-steady and in moderate demand,
WHEAT-Market closed very quiet Sales are
l400O bush No. Chicago spring at 81 3lO0 Du 20.
do az Sl0l; 500 bush red Ohio at Sll2si 3VJO Dush
choice Michigan at Sl,22.
g0RN-Quiet sales are conc bush at sc.
OATS-Lower. Sales Of 10000 bushels ordinary to
lair az 2ed330C.
Other grains quiet and UNCHANGED,
WHl8k kY-Nominal ct pc,
CANAL FRFIGHTS-l6c on wheat; I5c on
CORN 3sc on -four TO New York
LAKE IlIPQRTS-d000 bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn. 900 bush oats; GOO bushels
barley,
CANAL RxPORTs-2O Bbla -four; 1900 bulh
wheat; 1900 bush oor1s
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THR PRINCE.

CLIFTON HOUSE, Sept, II.
The Prince went to-day to the American side,
visited Goat Island, and enjoyed the different
views of the Fails with but little Interruption :
He crossed Suspension Bridge and visited the
Whirlpool He goes TO QueenstOn in the morn
ing to lay the corner stone of an Obelisk where
Brock fell, and in the afternoon goes TO Hamii-
ton, where the Annual Provincial Fair opens,
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Ahh14NG oOGN1AE L4O1tos
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and ClsYe-
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, 40.
At Mantua, with hacks for kavenna, &C.
AT Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &C:
At Warren with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield Mead
nile, Bloomfield, Canfield &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. T..
CH1s. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland, Feb. e,ls5s.
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INSTALLATIONS.

CoLLIsION.-The schooner W. G. Grant and Trans
port which left this port Friday evening, came in
collision in the bay. The Grant had her head gear
carried away, and returned to port for repairs The
Transport proceeded on her voyage.-BuBGto GS-
press, l7th.
Loss OF THE SCHOONER SILAs WRIGHT.-The schoon-
er Silas Wright, bound from Barcelo to this port,
light went ashore between the former port and Dun
kirk, Thursday night. She will prove total loss.
No insurance. She owned by Capt. Van Nor
man.-Ibid.
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NRW PLANRT DIsCOYERED

7 " AshINGIUhl DtpI. II
Last Saturday night new planet was discov-
cred at the National Observatory. Its night as
eensiOn is % hours minutes, snd its declinatiOn
| hours and % minutes south.
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In Common Pleas
CuyahOga COuR-
~, Ohio.
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FoR ASTHMA Oh PHTHIsIo Oppressed, Difficult
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec-
torstlon. Price, so cents per bsx-
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DRAFEEss-Dtscharges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Measles, or
Mercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness OF
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears and Ear-ache
Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR RsCRoFULG-Eularged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonsils swellings and Old Ocers ScTofulous
Cschexy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhaustng Discharges. Price, 90
cents per box -
FoR DRoPsT-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
ings with scanty secretOns Price, 80 cents per box
FoR Enthusiastically Sickness, Vertigo, Nau-
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 80 cents per box
FoR URINARY DIsEAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urination Diseases OF the Kid
neys Price, 90 cents per box.
FoR SEMINAL EAiIssIONs.-Involuntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and ell
cient remedy known and may be relied upon as q
cure Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish to place themselves under the
- - geek adm sd5 TS-SsdJTay. 0sliy
PHREYa, can Dc 60 at hia snaSS, Ooz hroaA"NJ' -S
from AN. to PM, ~r by letter.
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GEN. JOE LANE.

INDIASAPOLIs, Sept. H.
Gen. Joe Lane arrived in this city this morning.
W. A. Talbot. when he acknowledged the gresting
in a short speech.
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MASTER'S SALE.-NOTIOE.

lHl In pursuance OF e decretal order issued trom
li IOurt Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga county OHIO,
in a case in which Ralph II. WOrthingtOn is plain
tiff, and MyrOn DOuw OF, al defendants, to me d.
rected shall pOse for salO at the door OF the new
Court House in tue City of Cleveland in said county
on the llth day OF september, lo5Os at O'Clock Z;
NJ, of said day, the following described lAnds anu
tenements, 10 wit:
Situate in the City OF Cleveland, CuyahOga county
Ohio and is lot No. twO-hundred and forty (24O) IL
the Mileyyie Plat in said city, being in that part
thereof which formerly IN ohio City, and Is six
ty feet front and hundred and fOrty-nine tsst,
nine inches deep. Appraised at 5000
Il. Prentlss, \. W. BlNGHAmt
Plt'ts Atty Master CONT
sug9:R2gg
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FROM BOSTON,

BOSTON, sept. lie
The store ship Release arrived from Aspinwall.
galutes were fred and the city bells were rung at
sunrise at noon and sunset to-day, in CONNIE mora
Boston.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

M A s TER COMMlSSlONER ER' >
lH SALE-Pursuantt to the command OF deere
tai order OF sale issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of CuyahOga county, at the suit Of Joshua H.
Freeman against Hiram Stone, Alice II. Stone, JO-
seph l.. Fish, John CrOWell, Samuel Tyler, James
Gardner, John A. Vincent, Alfred HuidekOoper, and
Edgar HuidekOOper, Executors Of Haun Jan dulde-
hooper, deceased and Others, TO me directed, shall
expose for sale at public auction at the door OF the
Court House in the City Of Cleveland, on the 18th
day of October 1861 at OclOck p. NJ, the premises
described follows, to wit; Situate in the township
of Brooklyn, being number seven IN the 18th range
of townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve,
in the State of Ohio which Is also In the county
OF Cuyahoga, and Is known BY being eight lots5 as
follows: Lots number hundred and iorty-slLt .
Q45) appraised S2OO; and one hundred and i0rty-
seven 47,) appraised at $50, in block NO -. Lots
number three hundred and eighty-tWo, (aa2s) ap-
praised at 500; three hundred and eighty three
four C4) appraised At 500; and three hundred aud
eighty tYe (s5) appraised at $40, block No. Is.
And Lots number three hundred and eighty-six,
(3s6,) appraised at S25O; and three hundred aud
eighIy-seyen (5T.) appraised at $40, in block No.
" in Hiram Stones Addition to Ohio City and
Cleveland, comprised Of part Of original Lots Nos
50 and Is, surveyed BY A Merchanti said lots
hereby conveyed are respectively one hundred ieet
front each on Stone Avenue, and are each one hun
dred and eighty eet in depth Of equal width to rear
For more particular description reference may be
had to the map Of said Hiram stones Addition Rs-
corded in CuyahoRa County Records.
GEQRGE II. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
B. B. BEAYIs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September 18th, 1860 sepl4:5Jo
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Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and p
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight, and will
keep in any climate.
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DIED.

NoSrPELIER, Sept, II.
Chas G Eastman. Editor Of the Vermont Pa
triot, and a distinguished citizen, died yesterday
auad forfv-fOur years.
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DESTRUCTIVE GALE.

A furious gale on Saturday caused great de-
struction to property. Nearly every house at
Balize was carried away, and several lives lost,
including Captain Kinney. pilot. The steamer
Galveston, ships Galena and Sheffield, brig W est
Indian and schooner TOucey, bound out, were all
blown ashore At the Passes several tow boats
were lying high and dry. Milneburg, the termi,
and the wharves damaged Itis reported that all
the wharves and bath houses on the Lake shore
between New Orleans and Mobile are swept
away. The town of BilOxe, Miss, is in ruins
At Mobile the storm was severely felt. All the
Wharves in the lower portion of the city were
submerged During the gale POmerOy Mar
shall's lime warehouse was burned. Seyeral
STEAMBOATS, were blown ashore. The brig Leg
horn, from Mobile to Pensacola, also washed
ashore 1t is estimated that the total loss by fire
and storm will exceed S5O0,000.
The steamer Star Of the West, from Havana on
the 18th inst, has arrived below.
Sugar quoted at s 4 reals. The stock at Ha'
yana and Matanzas amounted to 100 900 boxes.
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CHERTFF AND MASTER COM

~ MIsSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
mand of an order Of sale issued from the Court Ot
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county at the suit oi Le-
vi f. jackson, plaintiff, against John T. Newton ct.
all deendants shall offer Tor sale at this door OF the
Court House in the City OF Cleveland in said county
the 18th day Of October, lo6U, at oclOck r Nj
One-seyeDth tn IN common Of the following described
lands and tenemeuts, to wit;
Situate in the county Of Uuyahoga, State Of Ohio,
formerly called the City Of ohio, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, 50 called, and known Ss the
whole OF Blocks 80. o., sh. kI" and Il u, the
l6l 465 466 and 46I the whole Of Block ", except
lots Nos SOL 5U2, 500, 81 and SO in Block M lots
Nos 3I7 and 3lS in Block U lots Nos. $50, 4sl 4s1
and Az in Block j. j., lots Nos $50, syl, sss End ssy
in Block l. l.. lots Nos 542 and s43 IN Block u U.
IOfs Nos 2 it4 I U56, 1855, lOsy lU9l, lO3Z, lU5d
and 1894 Blocks Nos. A. AZ, As and ~, situate upon
tie Island so called upon the west side OF the Cuya-
huga River and bounding and abutting upon the
O-0 ID. l.. WIGHTAIAN, Sheriff,
s.nt2.9n and Master COm'r.
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WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE ELI BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
n G.,F

DIITaIlIIlI "a lltIl. ~ IL. =
GHERIFF'S SALE-PURSUANT
~ 10 the command Of an order Of sale issued IRON
No Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, al
the suit Of Ann Rowe, plaintin, against william
ROWe defendant, TO me directed shall Oner lor sae
at public auctiOn at the door Of the court House. IN
the city Of Cleveland in said county, On the eth ~
Of october, 1860, Al O'Clock p. NJ, the following
lands aud tsnementg, 10 vii:
Lot No. one in Wiley Gary subdivision OF orig
inal ots 25l and 25s in WileyVills in the city u
Cleveland side said lot being thirty three iJ
feet front Tracy street, and hundred and NJ
tegn fsst and six inches deep on and along Abbey
street. to an alley, with all Improvements thereon
Appraised at S432. %,
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