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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18
c o M M Err CIAL.
Colin campbell 4 son's Circular.

LIvERp00L, Friday, September q. Is6B.
The show same hunEaucy Of
feeling which has char cterized ii for hGn month";
during which prices for the qualities of Amer de-
scripons 3ld d H. considerable business has
been done during the present We by all Of buyers md
al hbugh hlye been susceptible of nuoiable
advance easily ubiainab even with well
spped demand As tegards The Anecan new light
upon the and coniecule ssihy
formed the proba lie eTon Of opinions differ
widely they say That drought has cnraed IL
bo doubt hatevet hut il is adnntted ali hau,
that larger Of a d ace nde cal vtion lhn ut
period and the he American
npfseedne " The Manchester mafketi for goods
yat has scarcely kept pace with the improvement noticed
here, but tho oieraby Tuesday. and
well supported In the sales of which have
Included 1850 american and GIG snat
speculation and 25SJ 20 Brazil and $3.50 auat for
export.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

To-day very large mess has done the sales amount
ed TO 100 bales 10000 bales of which Fast India and
principally bought speculation The reports of this days
business Manchester read very we'll.
BREADsTUFFs Hr kan weather ia nars Of the United
tends sen prices ensye onsnmptive hu
doing in Wne4 OF fine quality Flour is likewse
in favor and Ind dearer.
West India rise increased
business, tather in favor of buyers.
MolssEsAn advance Of 3D. has been blamed prcvons
value The sales consisted Of indirectly imported parcels Of
Trinidad ISs 9d6lgs Barba1oes EOS Porto Rico and
Anugaa sos Cd Museoyado l9 Sd al T. cwt DIP
quay. pnnche Of Antigua have realized Es
IA npd gls n gNt
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. October II, 1860
The arrivals comprised IL Western Beeves, $50
Texas Cattle, l24 Hogs, 2o2 Sheep, and IS Mich
Cows. The market closes again nearly bare Of
Veal Cattle and Sheep.
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sTArEMrar oY ronaccs,l

STATEMENT OF goBAeco>
s ess On iaad ist September ,sso. htax mra
Received yesterday Lag
Exported .,nc.. els
-~p"'''1 ''''''''y ':'''....'.....-- "a 1908
s'9eI q naod not asArsd. Isas
SUGAR. The sales comprised % hhds New
crop Centrifugal at SOLO and Iosc. for Fa;r to
Choice, and II Coed Fair, old process, at ssc. xy
gallon.
hoIAssEs. We noticed sales Of As bbls. New
Crop Prime at s9ac., "A hf bbls. 1T a, and IS oIa
Crop at 25c. y gallon
FLOUR About 1900 bbIs. we're disposed a.
comprising $50 superGne IN three or four lats !.
g s13gs5 9o 100 at IS 95, 400 Extra ii ss ges ss
at SO 623, $50 at Sc rs, 100 al Or, $50 Plants II
q 70, and l25 n Harrison at 90 so also on Yues-
day 100 aathoop saperanc al IS g2a V bbe
GEAIN, The market for Corn was finn. will.
sales of some 5000 sacks, Of which Ices III p~ssats
terms, 1880 Mixed at roc, snd 1000 white al nc.
q bushel In Oats we noticed sales Of abors ayofs
sacks St Louis, comprising 200 in three lots az
a4c., $50 at HOS, 200 at No. aad 1866 Ordinary at
45ac. q bushei. Or Bran about 1000 sacks were
sold, including 275 at 81 10, us at N is, I75 at
u liz, and LOO Shorts al IL 20 IL 700 Hs.
HAY.-Abota 400 bales were disposed of, COM
priaing 125 Ordinary on private terms, and 2so
Good at sss@ss4 q ton
PROVISIONS The transactions Ia Pork were
confined to retail lots at s27 9Bbl. FOR Mess n
Bacon we did moi hear of q sale Of any conse.
quence. In Lard listle or nothing was done.
CoFFzE. We heard of about ESQ bags sold, In
Guiding 100 at I4c., and $50 at l410I4a and 15e
9B.
LARD OIL. "A lot of so bbIs- Choice was Volt
on the Levee at 81 10 u gallon.
WHIaKx.- The market was very dull, and VIZ
did not hear of sale.
FsEIGHTs We noticed ship taken up fol
Liverpool at o1ed. for Cotton. and one FOR Hayr,
at Lie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

sz-rhe postage to New Granas!a dssees is 10 cents
single rats, and cents each newspaper; and sa
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Hiemaa,s
Land aud China. tyia San Fraaeisea3 is /: on each
single letter 10 cents, payable 10 advance.
ea-Postage 10 South Pacificls Letters, 34p.; pa,
pers DC.
aa-Poatage to China, New South wsies sssaraw icf
Islands. via San Frani'seoS ttl9 prssrA,s
aar Postage 70 New Soafh Wass, Vlesuf1a. South
Australia etc., via England, by packet or private
ships, 3s cents single lAte, prepaid via Fran, e,
10 cents each quarter aap ce. prepaid, is added
the above postage; VIZ Nee York by private
ships, . cents, prepaid.
J. L. BlDnEII4, p. N.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

Engnes boilers, machnery, marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dorm Freight
Cotton vcsburg De Soto and all points below nelud
lug cotton reshpped from small boats, keels and fats 81
ton seed per tun boilers machinery and lumber by special
contract freight ee rated same price freight
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RATES OF FREIGHT FROM cAIno TO NEW ORLEANS.

The rates of freight Cairo New Orleans been
yanced to q for bacon and lard 30 for baggr
and dry goods cents potatoes and onions 30 per bb
-four IS cents whisky 50 cents pork 20 cents per
hundred lbs Is cents.
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FRoT NASHVILLE CUMBERLAND
sMIrHLAND TO NEW ORLEANS.
Freight Tariff adopted by the Captains aud Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed by
Committee appointed BY the regular aims in the trade to
20 into after the 18Th day of August, 1861
The figures each article for through freight and the
| Ennnn1 iErlrhS freighl:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

The quantity of American cotton known to be at sea
for Britain is nUw' about 10000 bales against 2U
1859 and So 9O in 1888 and that Of Eas, India cot
on arrive here from bombay by about the end OF Decem
Der next 60, 900 bales against H200t bales in 1883
The nrices Of American cotton qnoe follows:
- - TeSns N, Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

TAHITI on CH1RGgs or FREfGnr ~ ggw ORLEANS AMI
LAYoURGHE TRANSFORMATION COMPANY
Nec Orlenna % GoaAt and Lntoursts.
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RriSs
1 NEDs' suoNulse, NV ORLEANS

LEEDS a CO., IRON FOUNDERS,
Manufacturers Of Vertical and Horizontal SteaRi Gngnet
Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles Clariners,
Filters Steam and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills,
Gin Clearing Iron Columns and Fronts Buildings Furnace
mouths Bars and 81 Machinery required for thu
sohth.
duly authorized prepared
STILLhAH'S PATENT RAGASsIf FURNACE,
a AAalr
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An kind q heavy Maehnefy-per contract.
Mn es-n ro Is 81 CO. snge-S5 90; Horses and Cattle
st o.; Dogs-S3 o.
Dozen Freigha
Cotton, per / ST Is Cotton seed-psr tup, 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin and Bullion, charged
the fourth Of cent and in all cases bill of
ladng shall accompany same, and freight prepaid.
Machinery, Steam Boilers Engines, and ali extra heavy
freighls by special contract.
ali persons with large of stock freight to be charged
half passage the cabin So deck when fed by the
boat deck and find themselves all extra feed carried
with stock 10 pay freight at regular rates;
articles Merchandise not specified enumerated in the
above lists Up Fregh 10 be charged proportion
aie rates according their classification.
Lghterage Marble and Carriages of all descriptions and
half gherage Salt if reshpped 10 be at expense of Con-
signees.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tehoupitouas and Robin streets.
FACTORS,
FRERETs,
St. Mary's street, between Perddo and Poydras.
LOUISIANA,
Corner Of st. Thomas and Basin Streets
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
BRAMAH
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
MERCHANTS,
New IIeyee and Louisa streets.
ORLEANS, e
Corner Ievee and Roffignac streets.
PLANTERS,
SZYMANSKIS,
Corner Levee and Couet streets, Third District.
Corner Henderson and New Levee streets.
UNION .....,. e..
Corner New IIevee and Roignac streets.
WOODS.
Corner of Tehoupitouas and Orange streets.
CRESCENT PRESS,
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Ievee street,
LEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
IYeYee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegut
Streets Third District.
PIGAYUNE, i
Leyee street opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Ieyee and RofBgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW street between Montegut and Coue streets
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS, # =a.... ---4..
Fourth District
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BATES OF FREIGHT.


CRESCENT OFFICE, /
New Orleans, Aug. 20, ls61.
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rnon Eorlsrltlz 70 rrr onLr.r..

Freight per hundred poundsThe rst figures are "a
through the second for way freight:
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RATES FROM sMIrHIANp AND PApuoAH TO NEW ORLEANS.

Pound Freights, fer
loo lbs. ........ -
Tobacco, perltD lbs =
Cotton, per bale -. 81 25
Flour, per hhi. .. an
Pork and Beef. per Dbl %
Lard, per loo lbs...... .
Fifty cents additional will b
when taken oui Of warehouse Q
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q ANTIAG q.

To sail on Friday oet. la, 1850; at $ O'CLOCK a NJ
ErE- NEW ORLEANS AND nRAZ0S SAN
III Ik7z TtAGO U. s. Mail Line For Bazos sAntago
ndiauola-The superior iron steamship hrizo
smith, commander. snil above carrying the u
mails For freight passage, having elegant accommodations
cabin Storage passengers, apply boatd
l. C. HARRIS. Manager, ~ Camp
Tho and Austin will hereafter leave every Friday
NOR Inc
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
WESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.

G A ~ ESTON AND MATAGU u A b a L.
To sail on SUNDAY. Oct 2f, at 8 A. NJ.
--=. GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY.
IN tETh New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
The superior coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Chas. Morgan j. " LAwless Commander, will sail
above carrying the United States mails For freight pas
Sage having superior accommodations apply
board or to ]. O. HARRIS, Manager
81 Camp street.
steamship this line will leave every Thursday Sun
day mornings for the above ports OILS
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To sail on the 18th November.
kE% FOR HAYTI. PORT-AU-PRINCE AND
RFYS,s sate-The Al fast sailing packet bark Laura,
Il. Pierce having of her cargo engaged,
above For balance of freight passage apply
the captain cd board, Post y Second District or to
o. GEO W. HYNSON 4 co. 50 Camp street.
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prom June 10 20 Noyember Ist. 1850.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

CoSDucTOR SIMON sAKBoHS KILLED.-The
Rochester Democrat Of the 18th says: 80.
The following despatch was received last
evening from Dunkirk:
September 18th, 1860.
MI. WV. h. BURTIs. care Of G. B. Redfeld:
Simon sanborn fell from bis train and
was KILLED, Al Friendship, at half-psst seven
O'Clock TINS evening. His remains will be
brought TO Dunkirk at Il o'clock tonight.
"s. c. JILLsoN."
Inia announcement will inaiet a Deinfil
shock upon many IN this community where
Mr. 6anborn has been known and res,,ecf-
ed tor long series ofyears. We can are.
ly realize the terrible truth. Il was but LAST
Monday that we visited Cleveland in com
Pany with the Knights Templar, Of Rocbes-
ter, and the frst familiar face that greeted
our vision was that of Mr.. sanborn, who in
his regalia, as Knight Templar of Monroe
Commandsry, was standing in line with
oriental Commandery, Of Cleveland, waiting
to welcome his brethren.
We stepped up to him and had some con-
yersation relative to the arrangements for
Ihe day. Atterward we noticed him in the
procession, but saw nothing more of him
during the day. HS probably returned home
to Dunkirk the same evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

TIE PARK QuEsTIoy.-Elsewhere will be
found report Of large and excited
meeting held upon the Park last night. In
justice to the Railroad Company we will say
that we were informed By Mr.. Stevens, be-
fore that meeting, that it was decided ten
days ago, that the road should not go thro'
the Park, but around the south side and con
meet with the Kinsman street road. It is
clearly for their interest to do SO, as stacey's
will be great point of stopping.
Until further notice, cars will leave Euclid
Street Station and the Park every 20 min
utes. From Euclid Street Station at s:s0
4. NJ. until $50 P. NJ, and an extra st 1910
P. NJ. From the Park at 7:O5 A. NJ, until
9:25 P. NJ, and an extra at 1905 and At lO:4O
Pm.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

DRowNED.-A young man who was work
ing his passage up to Detroit on the May
Queen, fell into the water and was drowned
between eight and nine o'clock Thursday
night. The body was not recovered until
noon yesterday. An inquest being held it
was ascertained that the deceased fell of the
gang-Plank while assisting in loading stone.
Rumor said he was purposely pushed of,
but there was no evidence on that point and
the COroner's Jury returned verdict of ae-
eidental drowning. The deceased appeared
to be an Englishman, about three weeks in
this country. He wanted to go to St. Louis,
where he has friends. His name is not
known.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15


LIE WELL STUCK TO IS As GOOD As THE
TRUTH.-This seems to be the principle
adopted by the "pedlers" of Webster's Die
tionary, who appear to have grown quite
desperate and distracted over the large sale
Of Worcester. We should not condescend tc
notice their advertisements, did they not
contain misrepresentation designed as an
attack upon the truthrulness of our state
ments.
In the LEADER of the 18th inst, they say
"The sale of other kinds is sometimes ac-
cOmPlished through the opportunities Of
Pedlers, or by leaving them on sale at
country stOres-thus swelling the report Of
accounts Of sales"
The only "Pedlers" we have any knowI-
edge Of are the "pedlers" of Webster. and
they are "thiCk- as flies in COW time" The
correspondent Of the LEADER is evidently
zone of them"
We wish here to distinctly inform him, as
we have already done personally, in order
that he may no longer circulate the false
hood, that we have not now, and have never
had a copy Of Worcester's Quarto Dictionary
in any store on sale, but that our actual
bona Jfds sales of this book have been more
than elsVsn hUndrea evytss.
All the testimony they have been able
to draw up from all the booksellers in Ohio;
together with all that have been "palmed
of" by the "tricks" of their "pedlers" does
not amount to an equal number Of Webster
sold in the whole state-and yet he foolish
ly persists in re-publishing the ridiculous
absurdity that the sale of Webster has been
twenty-four times as many in the same
length of time. INeHAx & BRaee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

TIE GRAND TRUNK ASK AND DO NOT Re-
oErvE.-The Grand Trunk Railway Directors
have Informed the Government that they can
run no longer unless they receive additional
aid from the country. The Government have
answered that they have already helped
them twice, and that while they would be
happy to aid them, they dare not do it, on
account Of the opPosition.-Dstroit AdD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
MS RETURNED TO HIs Old
Brass :fOandrg.

JAMES q & u " D gs ~ IL .;cT8B BRASs a !,
Brass work of erery description, No. IS Union St.
lev doors from Superior street. Cleveland, Ohio. 81.
Il pren4rsd 10 furnish all kinds Of work usei for
stasn, Water or Gas, and 81 The various articles
ussd 10 the Plumbing BusiQe5s- Besr Pumps gf al
klldg made and Tepaired brass Seltlne zone 9ally
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

SPIRITUAL LEcTUREs.-Mrs. Emma Har-
dinge will lecture at Chaplin Hall, tomorrow
Sunday at lO}S a. m, and 75J1 p. IN. Morn.
ing free evening lecture, sdmittsnce ten
cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

Square, and the men with them who would
lay them. (rhreo cheers for Dunean)
Mr.. swartzenburg moved thut all meet
tomorrow (this) evening to consult upon
this matter. He did not wish to throw any
stigma upon Mr.. Pillabury, but his explana-
tions Of the stakes did not look very plaus-
ible. Mr.. s. wanted them all to meet this
evening at o'clock
Mr.. Paine moved a vote of thanks to the
Hecker Band for their music tonight, with
the hope that they may never be moved far
ther from the centre of the Square than they
are tonight.
After a request that the proceedings of
this meeting be published, the meeting ad-
journed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

LEoTURE-H Ford Douglass, of Chicago,
Is IN town and will speak on slavery on Mon
day evening, september 18th inst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

&H"The way OF the Transgressor is hard. -
Follow the counsel aRd heed the advioo contained
IN ihs work ~Iumsn FrGilty, or Physiological Re-
suareh." Is treats " thr evil cscs Of rHrly sbusu
and Indulgence l. embelishod with elaborate color
Cd enEravinss pOrtrayiug every ieure and phase Of
dissaSr, exp.ses ths Allaey VI the ordinary modes
adopted for the eurs Of LOCAL as we'll as REEEDTART
HALAuiEa, and gives thy only sale and inf,lliable
remedy Tor expuugiug sysry trsos he virus run
the system
SUD - Or. BARROW, lgt Bleccher st, N. Y
Price 3 ocuts. SruJ fres ef postage everywhere.
s,ld also 10y GAYLoRD HAAMoNn and WA. FIskE,
DrrgEl.I- ll..alslld
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Mas Enima Hardings-Local Notice
o. Cutter 4 Son-Auetion Sale
North Dean Dissolution.
Williamson Riddle Ell Bruoe-Legal Notice.
Sherwood oakley-Dry Goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
8gal GstatF.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE / INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. 2l1 Superior st., up staiTs,
MARBLE BLOCK.
FOR l,i, s SAFE !. I I oE EXCHANGE

BUSINESS FNUFLHL IL coTleF IlT O 80 II1T
street, with three stores and dwellings; 70 ex-
change for a farm. SftuI
EOO ACHES TENN ESSEE BAND5-Well selected
we'll timbered anu we'll Watered, and soil aud sur
lace gently rolling, SIX loot vein u cUal, all
ready to work kxchaugs Tor properly in this
ViciuitV.
LYMAN STREET House and lot 70 exchange foF
farming lands. 500
90 ACRES IN MTCHiGAN-Sot far from Grand
Rapids. 10 exchange for an improved BARN aud
pay a ditiercnce- S5.5O per are
OREGON STREEr--House aud lot to exchange for
Western lands.
FARM OF 100 ACRES-Six miles from GALLON, on
the u. g. 4 T. Railroad, and rich soil q large
house and 80 acres cleared. Exchange for gOyd
city properly.
100 ACRES IN NEWBURGH-One mile nom n
ire, miles from CITY, good house. and barn and
orchards-a very desirable farm. VIII take SOU
in goOd city property, balance on time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

MIcHIeAE soUTHERN RAILROAD EARS1xes.-
The earnings ofthe Michigan Southern Road
for August, were sl95, 5,1O4, against Sl58,O7O
for the same month last year, showing an in
crease of S42,IS4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

MARQUETTE AND B. DE N. STATE ROAD
The re-letting of City miles ofthe Marquette
tandBay de Noquet State Road on contract tc
the lowest bidder, came off on Friday last
having been advertised the full term ofthir.
ty days according to law. There were six com
petitOrs for the cUntract;and their bids ranged
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

NANIrY.-Hawks & Brother have Vanity
Fair, No. SIS, with the usual variety of spicy
and witty contents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

SUMMIT STREET.-TwO story brick h0uss ard
lot; very hns situation overlooking Lake Eria,
and near the 0arineas part Of he CITY. Siia0u.
CLINr ION SFREET.-Iw0 story house and lot,
very cheap, at SlO1G
HOUSE. AND TWO ACRES OF LAND-Near the
first toll gate on Detroit street. hich soil aud
fruit Of all kinds. S5iH.
PROSPECT STkEEf-Nery desirable vacant lots.
,IBLEN STREEI-FacanL los, very cheap.
II ACREs-Eight miles frUm the city, with a house
and orchard tti0.
10 ACkES-SlI MIL 8 from the city With gocd brick
house and Considerable fruit
ST. CLAIR 81 REEr-Near Perry, tE0 vacant lots.
SIS per foot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
ATTENTION, WIDE AWAKEs
2hustEians, &c.
DR.. K. ]. LYONS,

LII -. - II L " ~ -
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNGS
AND CHEST,
Il NOWN ALL OVER THE
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his Office NJ. 252 Superior street, CleVe-
land Ohio Opposite the Post Office, two doors east
Of HOTman's Block, on the following dates Of each
and every month, viz;
Isl, I'd, 1l,h, 18th, 18th, 14th and 3Otk.
H5-A PAMPHLET, ia
containing brief sketch Of DR.. LYONS Life Study,
and extensive Travels, has Just been issued BY him.
which can be obtained at his Office by all who desire
one, free Of charge.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15
What the Papers say.

The MahOning Register Youngstown
says:
The Inauguration of the Perry Statue on
Monday, Sept. 10th, was a great day for
Cleveland. Never before, in Ohio, was there
such an outpouring of people. In addition
to the crowds that arrived on Saturday, over
three hundred passenger cars came in on the
various roads on Monday forenoon. The
early train on the Mahoning Road took W
twenty crowded car loads of people, and the
second train came in with eighteen more
estimated in all at 4, 900 persons.
Of the statue itself, there seems to be but
one opinion-it is great success, and it:
conception and execution reflect much credit
upon the artist, Mr.. Walcutt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15


MEssRs. EDIToRs Tho public demonstra-
tion last night on the Square with reference
to the opening of Superior street, was gotten
up in an entire misconception of the views
or intentions of the street Railroad Compa-
ny. The question of location around the
south side of the Square was settled between
the company and the contractors some ten
days since, and no change of that decision
has been made up to the present time.
The company cannot of course be held re-
sPOnsible for whatever may have been done
or said by other parties. have had some
opportunity of judging of the public opinion
of Cleveland on all subjects, and no private
interest would permit me to go against that
opinion even as a matter of policy; and as
for proceeding in the dark to open Superior
street, to establish route for astreet railroad
or for any other purpose, all can say is that
have very poor opinion of those people
who accuse me Of any such intention. The
road will, in very few days, be completed
around the south side of the Square as laid
out. / am sorry to be obliged to say that
the whole demonstration last night arose
from simple hoax. H. S. STEVENS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-15

Mr.. Days bid being the lowest, and his
securities unexceptionable, the contract was
awarded 70 him Of course, the commissioners
having no option in the matter. Mr.. D. is
an energetic and thorough business man,
and Will doubtless discharge the responsible
tiles he has assumed with pr imPtness, and
to the satisfaction Of the commissioners and
the public.-Laks Superior Journal.