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1850. NOTICE. 1850
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IN PASSENGERS GOING NORTH NEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAyELLEhS.
THROUGH TICHE7SAHD TBROIGH CHEchh
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE -
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY-sundAy night exeepted-between D,,,,
aIoHNOND ANDRIA, WAslIEGTON, BALIlMohhrf sil-
IDELpHA NRW YORK, and all Important points Hesi VIA Ao-
ana Greek and Washington, ever the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To The Potomac River miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
nes TO Washington % miles, In all 1870 miles In hours
bsng comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
e5- Hours OF departure 600 A. NJ, and IOO r. b. ,,r
"a Bagrare under charge Of Special Agents. OhEChED
rRouGI 70 Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York. 4. Ar. ,.u.-,,. not,,.. To
p.Imoc Phsl.lphia Cincinnati Columbus indianapolis Ca
20 nayton Jacksonville Rock Island. GAINESVILLE, washington
New Yrk S. Lou Chicago. Psburg Louisve Decatur New
Ark Vlnceunes -.
breakfast sup Ashland and dine on board ths
steamers between Acquia Greek and washington
vinirV 10 obtain tickets for servants Tor washington
c ami points further NORTH must In all eases be voucd Tor y
as citizen Of Richmond In person. known 70
he cees Of the Road tickets will be soli Apphed Tor %
letter. 49,, -, =, At. .es.o pro.d st,.st
- III nm ~ JAMES B. WINSTON,
01osA0' I'M aen1 Ticket Agent.
sAM'L RUTH, Rnpt
once r y EP. r. Y o.. ia, a,
n ohmond, Sept 10, 1858. IAnsa-u
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


UNRLwEEKLY. THROUGH TO LYNCH sstS-arTE.Ts
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAH, f7szEs -z,.Sz;ES
AND rRI.wREaLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAkINd DAl-
LY LINE As FAR AS sC0TTSVILLE
Richmond TO sooitsve 20 Richmond TO Lexington " %
" Lynchburg. L no buchanan. w
The through line will Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
PddSy al NJ and and after the 9th September The way
line for scosye will leave Tuesday Thursdays and Nat
urdayu far Scove Returning leave SCOTS
VILE Monday Wednesday and Friday al III A. H.
De- fare an time of passing card below for through
line observe that the seotS'e ne VIII pass
points te opposite day at the same up ana ~ hour
later coming down. nv
Leave Richmond MOpdsy We'd Leave Lynehburg
ns.day and Priday al p ~ nesday Friday, at p NJ
assS~y Az Ntys FAKg r,nR ARRIVE AT NlLES
Msnikintowr 10 25 So pm Grossly River, 10 IS pm
nee MN, 20 rs sS "a stgples Mills II 25 10 y"
MIchauT,sPe'ys 81 % IL Bent Creek, 80 rs IAN m
%Ssa d., ~ e0 i9Xa m I've Pyer 8s 50 2E 4"
JsSs-,on So AS 20 Hardwieksy'e, % rs 81 "
psmbston. &c 20 sX" warrnlnster, 81 % ~ "a
n rehuyo"' ~ 90 ga HowardsyiIe IS IS 6S"
New Canton, o6 - "" Warren. 81 IS *
aeo,,,riIs no kO II q scotis.le, CT t5
WTT Vrsn Is rs i2Kpm New Canton so 80 12K p m
tIs-arS,,vu,a OF 60 "a Columbia, 90 co 81 +"
w.rrInSter % C5 &" Pemberton, 100 60 ~
= srdvisSsvls 1o8 10 56" Jefferson 1871 Is 6L I"
IL River los rs CH" Cedar Point, ia 50
Iye Hrssi III So sX" Aichaux's ", ZIG 50 sK
Bents Mills $50 % III" Dover Nils 1875 SIS 1917 &"
cpI YER 1856 100 12K ManakinoWn, $50 30 liz
Lynehbure, i@0 iVO ' rnNoSD a co
se5 t-Ds.S : =
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RIrHWOyp EDAyVILLg RR.

EXPRlss FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION T3AISS
On and aier MONDAY Oct 1T, an @ ~ -as-rE2-
~ Expresi Freight and Aecommoia ESSQ ~
win RchEond daily (sunisys excepted for
Lgnchb1rg and intermediate points, leaving Richmond a. ~
arriving In Lynchbur az A. 81 In time 20 connect With ne
pa ssnEsr ala going the Virginia All Tenaecs Hall
road.
s.uains leave Lynchburg rs p NJ inr,iiasy ne
arrival Of rsln fro he aud arrive Richmond 81 tu
A. loci2l Q. @. TALcOrf, SrrL
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IN FreighG and Passenger Linr.-.zssstfsaas
70 VIA IA n NTfAERDAT C1MPANi.-fhe et1alsrs
GEO PEABODY, Captain Richard Prchard and BELviDERE
Keen, yin llye Richmond Or Baltimore, Tuesday.
Thursday and day az uc hou- % 70 o'clock n Eeturnia
E Baltimore the days., thereby enahng shippers
ana passengers have opportunity Of communication be-
tr-en th- ponts cgcry othlr day.
For speed comt and safety, these steamers NE most
pero Of h-r c HAVING been recently RESTED In he most
proved styl-.
Passage and ARE s.
Trres prbcurrd other AZ ofce To shockoe opposite
,.G~s~ DAVID WM CUeRrE
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OFrcs or RcuuoSn ASD PgrzAsHrEs x. K Co,
sRcfmond Oct len, 1861. !
VIRGINIA STATE AND CAN - r-ss-slsr-is-7
TRIAL FAtR- Visitors % ne Agricultural ~
Ftfr ill be furnished sth ht Iieits tbs Road.
an so such tickets ayats 9th October
l1tirc.
ck Or other articles brcu-ht this Road or exhibition
Ill charged the rerur % transportation 20 he Far bet
win rstarnsd FREE o. CHANGE remaining In ne poses
.ion IN n. allae owner HOS % WINNIE
eAir-im Superintendent
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NOTICE Wishing obtain tickets for servant over
the Rrbmona Potomac r., for Wash
nTton CITY, and points North must In AL cases be voueh
ed for by responsible wife citizen OF IN
49, 80 q. " ~, Ia,,sr A. y. ALLYN,
Pned a. ~ ~ ''''S'' Tick Agent
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MOCK BOXES, WRITING DFsKs. &C.
new and be.tttu sock Of Work Boxss vine Dssks
P.pr hsehs Tables and other choice goods oGsns and o
'tsH 's's = - suLxLsyt %,
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pvsentery. Dlarrhgn, Relax, Worms.

yorr pm. have hal long trial IN my practice and
boiI tb i'm o.trcin "a one OF the hcst apereut, have
49, f,rpd Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
tbs ana ,tut remedy, when given IN small doses lor
1880 Jvs.4fsIr and dirrrtgu. Their sugar coating
t tbrni very acceptable and convenient Tor the use
OF women and children.
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AYERS
PILLS.

Ar YOU sick, feeble, and com
plaininws Are YOU out Of order,
with your system dcranged, and
vour feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms are Oftcn the
n-elude 10 serious illness. Some
M OF sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should b. averted by a
finely use Of the right remedy.
Take AYERS Pills, and cleanse
ont the disordcrcd humors -pu-
riiy the blood, and Leg the hnids
move on unobstructed IN health
again. They stimulate the innc-
tons Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system rom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where In the body, and obstructs
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u,,d,,h.. SICK Headache, Foul stomach.
From, DR.. Ea,rarri Boyd, Baltimore.

DEAR RIO. AVER: I cannot answer you trhat com
ulsnts have cfred with your Pills better than 70 say
I mn ~ err frsrt NTH pHrgntire medicine place
great dependence on an elecnai cath9rut IN my I is
contest "A in disise and believing as DO that your ils
aor u the best We have Of course value thcm hshy'
PtrrSnUEG, IA, May l, lSlj-
DRJ c. AVER. Sir have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst headache any body can have, by uYs OF
or YOUR Pills. 10 seems 20 arise from ioul ssoA0n'
which they cleanse az once. - -, ,,,.,.,,, -,
Ae-'' "'--- 60 fsJsrf Or Sf.frtqe- Clarion.
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints

From DR.. Theodore Bell' Of Nee lork Guy,
Not only are YOUR Pills admirably adapted TO their pur
nos. s mn ape7eut bus find their beneficial effects upon
H. ier very marked ndeed They have In my prae-
t proy,d more ci,ctua for the cure Of bilious com
plfiafs than any remedy can mention. sine.rNy
ro tbat M. have at lcugth purgattye which Is W0r-
thy The eOnddcnce OF the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. G., eth Feb, iSjd
Sty have usr,i vonr FILLS In my general and hospital
-t ever since YOU made them, and do not hesitate 70
-, they are th4 best cathartic employ lher Pgu
i,in action on the liver IS quick aud decided eonse-
0u.fl they arr am admirable remedy Tor deras
M tb,f orrsn Indeed. l have seldom found ease OF
6ris fi,ss 80 obstinate that Il dill not readily YIELD 10
tbr, Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
Physician Qfthe Marihe Hospital.
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n,snen.In. ImnnrIty of the Blood.

Fron Er j !. HIWts, FaSf0rgF IaF'7I tH"rc" "0''0'
DR. AVER, have used your Pills with eNtra9rIinary
ss i inv ruilv aul among those an called 10 Visit
fn DISTRESS To regulate the organs OF digestion anu
pnrif the blood, they the vgy bcst remedy nave
sr lpoyyu and / can confidently rccumintid them 10
my ifeuls. YOURS - - 49,
WARSAW, Wyoming CO., y Y, OCT, -. lsl1.
DEAEStE; ana us, your Oathaftc llll, y, my ll az,
a.; r inn t,rn an excellent puratye 20 cleanse the
sy.tem aud pariig tis louEigils q ~ Rood; =,
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Asa Family PhysIc.

From Or. r. ~. Cartwright, Ner Orten'iS'
Your Pills the prince Of purgcs, Ineir IT, TSSSs
.,,fss srrt,tss any cathartic we possess They are
nd but very certain and efectual in their acon ON c
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 Us IN 'he uI
Treatment Of disease.
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X
CCEIls PACK The steamer CURTIS PECK VII. 90 thl K,
DAY MORNING next, he s,h last, re regular rla
between Richmond Pors,outh and Norfolk leaving the Ehagf A.
lcket's every THURSDAY, SATURDAY and ~ ssDAf MORN
iN@s az O'Clock
ire GLEN COVE viii leave ne wharf at 5eket every MON
DAY WEDNEsDN Az and FRIDAY MORNINGS, At hour,
ococ and each boat yin return each AZ rnate day except
sunday making regular daily between the above
places unlufpAed for speed and accommodations by other
N1g.
TIE Boats touch an the regular Landias he river
bah 20 ~ rcturnia- and take freight usual bu; an
f,e 10 landed he river must Be paid for when sent
d1su win RIOS Be r1spcnlbl, for acr Il IL put on the
Wharf % Ehlch I. IS directed or marked.
Psrssgs o. IRON Norfolk o. Portsmouth 81.
81. Is each, 90 cent? extra -
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Robbie Board % Directors Of th ~
nDauy directed that an stock other tcs
exhi1 lon the Rirgna STATE and Central Agricultural Fsir
e. city thc f2i shall be charged The regular
n tal.portlon ther % IN Fsr; bHf u rtfr4s
rf tn property % ts ofrer hey Ein
rsd FRsE and ne a1unt pad for tker aIspoaon % the
10 H be rsfadsd All pe-l-s Who may pa Ibis Road
atsld "a sn haTet prvl Of returning FREE
Re exhibition Of Certificate Of Nenoerhp for he present year
either Society O. lstts n Lle Msbersha ether
ciety Conductor Of TIE train, tine between
oei9-2s THOs D0DAMEAD. Gent STUNT
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sCrfS Orucs, sicav 80 4 DASvulE z r.,
pf-h--.-t ~ ~. r.en
VIReIyIA STATE AND oEN- a, -sEsIIas;;,,.1

v TRAL FMR-MenbsrI Of me Virginia ~ - ..sSe.
ei1e and Ceuirsl gcuura Societies Waiting the above fsr
U be furnished s dine Of purchasing eir Tickets to Rich
a. b. he Agent a. ne Statoa vih nee rsfa It On
presentation 81 heir cc-ulcae Of menhersh
Tick Is all be good from 2lh % 1h October. Inclusive
s5ct cther articles des ued OR ethon a. The above fa,
yin charged m FIRE doEu win be retained free Ct charge
a remaining possession q salis owners
Wsag ssad stock must give Al least three days
-e the station Al M % that proper b. poyied
oc9-s cHAS g. rALCOTr, supI
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UNOR BALTIMOHE--rhe steamer Ggo. 81
PEABODY, Capt kch'd Prtchart, vii receive
fe t iW3alayl sna % the hour Of 2 o9eN a. ie'l
S lasea % Boston via Balmore, ioEes, rates with great
q a.tcl-
Ta-ldly on. hour Of dcparture
rasssgs AID farc g..
Ts ~ alsss procured ether a. ocs In sh0ckoe 5lp
opposite he Couubaa hotel the steamers Hharyes Rocs
s--s-2t DAVID & WI CUgRIE
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RbrHmatisnl. Gout, Neuralgia, DroPsy,
Paraly SIS, Fits, etc
From DR.. j. T.. IrsgtH, Montreal Canada.
To, much cannot De- said Of your Fills for the cure OF
,-fr..s, Irothcrs OF our fraternity nave oud ,ieih
a. sfcieous rs have, they should join me IN pfocim
i'm for The b9eft Of tc multtuoeS VINO suueI ltou
mi r,r1rilnt, which, although bad enough m ust' u
-. p,-.tor of others that are wOrso. believe COS
fig 10 rinate n the liver but your tllIs anee thN
organ aud cure The disease
Fr8m hrs E. Stuart, Physician and Nidci'e' Boston,
I6nd one or two large doses OF your Pills. taken nj the
y,-1n.- tiue ere excellent prumouNcS OF the hlt"fW
49, i8n when wholly partially suppressed ana also
very p1,.trai c'.fgse the stomach and ttF e'ihs
rhty arr So much the best physio We have that recon-
mend no other 90 my patients.
F-ou he P- Or. H1rtss ertis Methodist Epis. Church
PULASKI HoUsC, Savannah, Ga, Jan g, 1854
WONoEED SIE; 1 should b. un-fuieiul Tor tle reucl
,ur ssiu has brought f did not report my ease
4, vnu cold kCftlsl IN my limbs anu brought ON cN-
ra1fiua Jir uIils, which cudo IN cffnht fiet-
tIfi.1 Notwithstanding had the best OF physician.l
tbs d.-a crew ami worse, until by tile ad,lee OF
,,rr excellent a.,rnt u Baltimore, DR.. Mackenzie tried
yuur Pills Th,ir effects were slow, but sure iy per
svrrin.. In the use OF them am now entirely wei.
SENATE CH,yBEu, Baton Rouge, Ia, Dee, lSl5;
M Ayi.E: have bccu cutirrly cured by your llis,
OF Rttrac G9at-a painful disease liai nI gl,''u
me ior years. NlNOHNA ei-'i'
a. Most OF the Pills IN market contain Mercury,
wf.ri. although o. valuable remedy IN sAliiul hals' Is
dangerous IN public p ircn sac dreadful So'Siu
that frequently follow It's l'i'iiol, USE AHe7e VVl'N
no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
sofa. wholesale ant retail BY PURCELL, LSDD CO. Re
moud Va; y p HIVES CO. Petersburg; J. H STAY, Lyme
burg: anl hy al druggists and merchants aEi9-VmsOw
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FALL an 4IATER ARRAiGEMENT.
THREE TIMES a WEEK.

NOR BALTIWOHE.-rhsr regular PACKET sehoon rs
L In HOPE Capt FEAxcE having portion % her cargo S
srrsi ~ al Wan Dispatch F5r balance q esh. aPgy
- al D. COLurIrr 8 co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
RerubIIean OrrnnIrn,lon nLsetlnr.

The Republicans of the Eighth Ward
West side) assembled last evening at San
fOrd's Hall for the purpose of instituting
measuresfor the thorough organization of that
Ward, SO that full return Of Republican
votes may be had on Tuesday next. The
attendance was full and all were active in
the transaction of business. Capt. Palmer
called the meeting to order, and Mr.. A. E.
Burlison was appointed Secretary. The
Chairman stated that the great object in
view was to carry the Eighth Ward for "Old
Abe" by an increased majority, and to this
end the energy and vigilance of every Re
publican in the Ward were required. He
also stated that arrangements had been en-
tered into with the Superintendent of the
Telegraph Office for furnishing he returns
as they come in, TO The West Side, and that
they would be received at snnford's Hall,
and read to those in attendance, and he sug-
gested that Committee be appointed to
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draw up plan for procuring and transmits
ting the returns from the East TO the West
Side. W. B. Castle, c, W. Palmer and F.
Refine were appointed.
The Committee reported the following
outline: That a Committee of three be, aP-
pointed TO have charge of the platform and
de lare the news, and that Capt. Palmer,
W. B. Castle, and l. U. Masters be the Com
mittee.
That a committee be appointed to collect
the local news on the East Side, and that A.
E. Bu;lison be the committee.
That three messengers be appointed to
convey the returns from the telegraph Office
to the West Side.
The report was adopted.
The attention of the meeting was then
called to the business relative to the Eighth
Ward.
After numerous suggestions were heard as
to the most efficient means Of procuring q
full attendance of voters, preventing fraud,
and transaoting other business that might
arise, the following committees were ap-
pointed
Vigilance Committee-C. L. Russell, A. c.
Messenger, A. E. BurlisOn, VIM. Bedford, H.
Pierce, H. Behne, c, Fall, and A. Sample.
Challenging Committee-H. ]. Webb, A.
Hubbell.
COMMITTEES on CarriageS-Jas' Ryan, John
Nesbitt, Abraham Duble, and John Lynn.
There being no further business for the
consideration of the meeting, the Wide
Awake Club of the Eighth Ward, a fine
body of men, about 60 in number, was or
dered into line for drill.
Arrangements have been made for pa
rade of the Eighth Ward Wide Awakes on
Saturday evening, and they extend a special
invitation to the First Ward Club, just or
ganized, and general invitation to all the
other city clubs, to join them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

BIBLE PANoRAMA.-Tbis picture by j..
InscO Williams is still drawing good houses
at MelOdeOn hall, affording all lovers
of the true and beautiful in art, not only
amusement, but lasting and profitable in
structiOn also. Many of the represents
tiOns in this Panorama are sublimely grand
the Exposure, the Flood, and the burning
Of the cities of the Plains, while many 9TH
ers are gorgeOusly beautiful and pleasing in
the extreme. No one can see it without be-
ing benefited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

LINE OF March TO-NIGHT.-The Fourth
Ward Wide Awakes will be out this evenieg
for the purpose of parading through the
South part of tho Ward, a section not yet
visited, The line Of march will be from the
Headquarters on Garden street to Perry,
thence through Kinsman, Cross, Orange,
Perry, Pittsburg, Ontario, Lake, St. Clair,
Water and Superior streets, to Monument
Square, where there Will be q display Of
fireworks, after which the procession will
march through Euclid and BrOwnell street
to Headquarters. .....
The residences of the Ward on these
streets will be generally illuminated. Lieut..
D. Price is getting up jolly display al his
mandatory. Lelsnd's Band will accom-
pany the procession.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

PoLIcE COURT.-Alice Trainor has trained
in the yagrants' ranks for years. She was
yesterday morning brought up and sent to
the House of Correction for 20 days.
Cyrus BOswOrth, rObbing money drawer,
fined $25 and costs.
W. Bedford, receiving stolen money, held
for trial.
Edward Duffy, vagrancy, sent to chain
gang for 80 days.
James Murray, nuisance, fined 81 and
costs,
Charles Murphy, assault and battery, fined
the costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

ee- The members Of the Fifth Ward
Wide Awake Club will meet at Wagoner's
Hall, ST. Clair street, tonight at Z o'clock
precisely, for drill. 1t is important that
every Republican be on hand. An invita-
tion is extended TO the Seventh Ward.
By order Of the lst Lieutenant,
Nov. !, 1860. W. C. SCoFIELD.
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1TOTHFRls RFAD INNS

The following is an extract from letter written
by the pastor Of Baptist Church 10 the " Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umes in fayor Of that worid-renowned medicine, Of
MEs. WIEsIow's SOOTHING sTRuP ron CHILDREN
TEEEHIEG:
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never said q
word In favor Of patent medicine before in our life
but feel compelodt TO say to your readers that this
is no humbug-wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW IT TO
BE AZ II CLAIMS. It is probably, one Of the most
successful medicines Of the day because t Is one Of
the best And those your readers who have babies
can't DO better than % lay in a supply"
q. -Sv..-ffrov,rrr Il, us,tfs- eo1,,,,, sr97rlqs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02
]. H. M1LLER, Secretary.

REPUBLICANS OF THE SIXTH There will be
a mass meeting of all the Republicans, and
as many of the Democrats as choose to come,
at the Wigwam on scoville Avenue, on Sat
urday evening next, the Sd prox., at seven
o'clock, for the final grand Ward Rally be-
fore the Presidential election. Short, stirring
speeches will be made by Nessrs. VIM. slade,
Jr.,A.G. Riddle, ,R.C.ParsOns, D.R.Tilden and
R. F. Paine in English, and byJ. Mueller,
Daniel Stephan and J. Schroeder in German.
Clark's COrnet Band and Glee Club viii be
in attendance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

TENFH WARD.--The Republicans met last
evening to consult upon the organization Of
4 Wide Awake Club. After some discussion
It was decided that, the day Of election being
so near, it was inexpedient to organize and
be at the expense of procuring uniforms,
etc., but that they would unite with the
Eighth Ward. They expect to raise one
hundred or more Wide Awakes in the Ward.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

REPUBLIcAE MEETIEes.-Hon. A. G. Rid
die will speak at the Town Hall, Leroy
Township, Lake county, on Friday evening,
and in company with Geo. A. Benedict,
Esq, at Mentor, on Saturday evening. Hon.
NJ. S. ClaPP, speaks at Madison, same eouD-
ty, on Saturday evening. John R. French,
Of Painesville, addresses the Republican
Club Of Geneva, Asbtabula county, on Sat
r,-dav evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

The LAKE SUPERIOR BoATs.-The steamer
Ncrth Star arrived at Detroit yesterday, but
returned from there, not coming to Cleve-
land at all this trip. She goes up from there
to-day upon her last trip. Her freight and
passengers "a large amount Of freight) went
up last night on the May Queen.
The Northern Light, due to-day,will prob
ably leave tomorrow evening upon her last
trip, and the last trip of any boat for this
season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

HEAD-QUARTERs FIRST WARD CIuB.-There
will be meeting Of the First Ward Wide
Awakes, this evening at 81 s'clock, for drin.
A full attendance is essential, in order to
know how many uniforms will be required
for the grand parade and demonstration
next Monday night.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

PICKPoCKETs.-Yesterday morning lady
was at one of the delivery windows in the
Post Office when she telt a hand in her
pocket. She grasped it, but the man made
off before he could be secured. The lady
did not give her name, but one of the Clerks
saw the transaction. The police were on the
watch fer the thief during the day.
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J. h. CLARk. Pres't Ward Club.

WIDE Awake RE-UEIoN.-The Newburgh
and the 9th Ward Wide Awakes will greet
one another by torch light, at the FOrestdale
Garden, the Head Quarters Of the FOrestdale
Club, at the corner Of Wilson Avenue and
Kinsman street, on Friday evening, Nov. 2,
where the clubs viii build their last great
council fire, and hold their last big talk be-
fore the election.
R. F. Payne and R. c. Parsons will ad-
dress the meeting.
There will be good music and reserved
yeats for the ladies.
By order of the Club,
J. s. BRowS,
C1,a;rr,o,, t. Couo .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

Sixth WARD.-The Wide AwalIss of the
sixth viii parade through the Ward, this
evening, and march to the meeting at the
junction Of Wilson Avenue and Kinsman
street, where they will meet the Newburgh
Wide Awakss, and where there will be good
speaking.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

FOURTH WARD WIDE AwAKEs, ATTExT1ox.
You are hereby ordered to meet at Head
Quarters at Beilstines Hall, No. IS Garden
street this friday evening at half past six
o'clock. THEo. YoeEs,
Commardant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-02

IEDUsTRIAI SoHooL.-The ladies who are
interested in the Industrial School met yes
terday afternoon to consult upon measures
for its continued success, and for material
aid. It was resolved that each should pre-
sent the claims of the school to the benevo-
lent societies with which she is connected,
and that another meeting be held in TIVE
weeks. -