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Tue CRY PREss.-TO the tune OF three
uuart-rs OF column our Contemporary of the
BanE.r let's himself out on the Southern Med
zeal Students who loved the South little
enough To go To the lectures in Philadelphia.
but loved her too well to hear them when
th.v got there In this the North may well
say thai, like the VI OF Of Venice. they loved
not wi-eIy. but too we'll. The B1nner ex-
presses tn. conviction that the CT les aEd
med Il colleges of the South which threw
iacendiary bills of free trade and students
T ghiS. and prop rsitions q no pay, cure or no
cure. among tie doctors in ihe raw who had
. ne hence TO hedge in the City of Dr0therly
L. we. acted in bad taste For instance, the
CITY authorities of Richmond appropriated
the sum of s.. 600 tO& ards defraying the ex-
prn~es of a stampede among these patriotic
sIus of the BgUwx-riddrn and dnwn-trOdden
S-rutIl. and the City Council Of Augusta, GA.
went the neat figure Of a cnol thousand in
the came great, glorious and q sleuie enter
prise: while a number Of Southern medical
colleges threw open their doors and wrote
in letters of gold above their reckoning pOr-
taIz the Tesistlr-s inscription:
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For sheriff.

rPWe are authorized to announce JOHN X.
ED aBN DSOS as a candidate Tor SneriH of Davidson
county, attae ensuing March election. octz6-te.
TPwe are authorized TO announce JAMES NJ.
HINTON Candidate Tor election the office OF
Shsrin al Davidson county, At the ensuing March
election. sepI2std.
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SApONlFEER,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

Aorefhah Doubisike Strsagth Of Ordinary Potash
NoR IN tking soap Wtis0utiime with little troa bic
u and attralHg expense. The chea pcsi icte ever
discovered for the purpose. One pauuJ viii make
Twelve or aftecn galisnsO f guSd Soft soap,
pounds Hard soap. Printers siil nssd u superior
art'ce FOR oeaningtyPe. It's perfectly solable
free from nparitirs-
krosensa saiaiii amps an put up In I :, aud
n cans.
aaRafaetared at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, Brooklyn and sold BY
r. DrREEE CO..
octS-fA~Iy Isl Pearl street. SeS York.
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Negroes for Hire.

Fifteen stout able bodiesi negro men to hire
for the year ls60--sailahie for aeId or iron
furnace hands Apply TO
10. Ii. yANLEER,
jau5-St Market strees.
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Markets.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 4--Cotton firm; sales
of 1000 bales; middling l0s@I0s. Sugar
finn at 7ll974. Mess pork buoyant at
Is 000a Is 80. Freights ON cotton to Liver
pool 9-I6.
New YORK, Jan. = Flour steady at
35(05 45. Corn firm-new yellow SO.
NEw York, Dec. 4-.Evening
quiet. sales to-day LOCO bales Middliag up
iaud llb@ll4. Flour, steady, sales today
10000 bbls. So 25(95 35 !; Sugar advanced
on the week; Mess Pork SIC 259I6 so
Coffee liz Moiasses, Orleans So.
CINCINNATI - Whiskey, 81; Corn. 52GG,53;
Oats, As: Mess Pork is held at Is 500G IL 90;
Sugar, S4(9S; Molasses, 46947; Cotiee, I2(9
ID.
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4 BL0ODLESS YICTOKY!it
i,990, 900 Boxes Seld of
aAONEssEeD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

'I'His enornoas aazHess ef tails fnx.inable R<na<-
= dy las been zfehtsed % cltiEeEsol The Enl<en
sS4ses durtag tis sliTt eeen br<crs 1ko
public Tue re-sn Tor slsektraef sscernk q
simp4y "a ii actualt truth q fiss artorlo
Aooap eayst.se AAGSellS ~. kstss stsunl 49,
eoiag its fr.enI II Perierlns n tis-s yEsnzne<
aad carries viii it as 1ruly
tisfs "a sttors 9eaCelu lSl4c blooess-bai y 9 he
llerc not lcss gAoris than AIS war ira
its tam al cArl.ssss 4s3 lcsoizteI- -.
INC MAGNETIC FtsASI III q a1toobfediy the
Gretsst Sgseg ana fasn Destroyer that Sci
has SET lisfVscrci. 90 P1tt bic Plaster aHy s
~usrc, a Pa4n!s tasre, tic ster viii stick there
aattltie Fam s szals.sr .saStei gnesszsa
lie Pain way aud
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4 A. o. III. c. We are requested 10 announce
that there will lee meeting tonight Of the
A. o. N, C.'s ia the Hall of the Court HOUSE.
A fall attendance i desired.
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Paln:aaaplexlsIwasrt tAlsP IaslerIs appIied

Basasnatst1ss t@zineaess, stiaseSss Weakness he
o.lits Nefsoasaess, >safalssa. -, spefs1a tough
eeids ,ksius 4 afis1 n very kIna z1evs
- CsEhs sare daetfaIkIr izf.Ift rs, and With
tse 4tieace is-ss 1 ~ li-4 - Esfh, by the may
eifGIasacs - the slAts ftt iiAsft- h. Ia = the
Ell azssetes. tss ta4slztles - 1IzcF s@i--e4sal
- taesffoAK tsiieale eosnais. a1z tI<
feeolsa Hfsnts 70 each ana ziiis xlis.,resx Hain
ana kees.iis lie nsr - 1xfseseie skat <sts1lenE
1ay2scf1 tEezoie- Is rlee - <tlfsrsze d afait-
ftcd 2sor, 44i slF hare atisisvaia have In
fAkdEzsS And II. tStAtS ssaaid Away BE p
pliea ~fhthe Aats> sffs fl.AstAa. Il vail - the
6oidf fse4slin 49, EsaseAsid .teaas At sih macs
AID atsastahf n otsce-
fat cissn aIr-tlshtlia 5oxes. E,eb EEK si.-n.ks4
six sse<.zt lslasters as zas X spread fAen
Price 2S,sssE. 81! ane pain tlreztio1
-. Z. ao.s "a IA -. N. o.. -
fsp<sfefas fF1FrfeEer - tfases direct .assr fsrt
A0ikEHEANfe AAeSkIt1 PLASTER IL sub h3-
MEnscEStS EEERfHtffIsE- - - - g
lalyzs--soaA se<'p "a - - W - :
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/ BUTTER-The supply continues quite large and
the market rules iu and prices inil are fGiy Ic
p ID lower, closing heavy. The sales for Ihe week
add up I.l00 packages We quote II q &c a.
the range for Indiana aud General OfIO KOI aud u
a,iSc for choice Western REESE re.
BEESWAX-The market remains steady at 2Sd,30C,
with a demand about cqual 10 the recerts.
CANDLES An D SOAP-A good demand for Candles
al full prices, aud the market firm. No change in
Soap We continue t. quote before:
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THURSDAY MORNING. JAN'Y 5, 1860.

~ We are luthoriz Il TO announce J. b. foUs6,
asa candidate for Revenu Collector At tn ensuing
March election.
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9TH NC SY RI p
For Ghf1<lres, Te~fffu~ :
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFAl
this ariiclefor over ten
goNflbEsth zNfsTKyTn Of

this ariiclefor over ten
coNflbEStk xNiiTKpTn OF
hesh able IL say Of
TX Has 1T fAlL-kD IN
tffECI A CUkk, when
We know au instances
one BIO used a., on
lighted with its opera
az highest ceu mends
and e1ediesf virtues
"WnAT We no KNOW
cHcv. ASp flknGE aUk
Si-NT " vHAf We HKEI
iDsiaLcs slacre the IN
anu exhaustion, relic
- ehty inmates after
lencts. 80
tlsn = the preseriptieE
ftEikNcEb aud skiL-
.s.Ea. and has been
M sUt,Ess ~
. Qt CAS Is.
ffu@ pain , but infig
lie w'cls, c.sfrcCfs acid
ergy ~ tAe whole sys
siautly relieve
bon ELS AND
CUHC.
which II not speedily
w believe the best
VOID, IN all cases OF
i,lsok~A IN CHILDREN.
teethiifg or frUm any
say TO every mother
from any ostbe IoreEs
LIT YOUR PRElCDI.
/ ICES OF OTHERS. :
Ing child and tha relies
Aii>OiUTEIA sURf-
: uic-lciue. az timely
VIII sceomparx each
$ less lhe fae-sinlIo 81
YORK, Is On the cut
the world
ccdir ST. NeN York
cents ger bottle.
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Christmas Presents.

WE have a choice variety OF Scirfs, Stocks and
w Neck Ties, Robes, Dressine Cases Cigar Cases,
Forte Monies, anes, She Combs aud Brushes, AID
variety Of useful and ornamental THU gs
ole presents for either Ladies' Gentlemen. ali
tor sale at moderate prices, by
dec23-u J. III. McGIIL-
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as at the drst of the lsou which we invite the
special attention of merchants wanting recraitio 3
sluCks.
noyl7 w. ). EAKIN a. co.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINcSNAiI, Jan. >, 1860.
BROONS-The market continues firm with a fair
dem and, and 0ut moderate supply the following
rates
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River News.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. 4--Noon.-Tbe river is
falling with s feet water in the Canal. The
Canal is still frozen over. Mercury 81 deg.
LOUISVILLE, Dec, Observation-Disclosures
is suspended ON account Of ice !; Mercury Ia.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-05

CHEESE-A continued active dem md a very full
prices, and tue market rules hrm. rne sales during
the week I'd up 500 boxes at &c for prime fall
01.c f'r extra summer cured IA lie for imitation
Eus.'sh Da.ry, aud lie for Durham Farm and Nut
meg
OLS-Liuseed Irce and higher, closing at 5oa
co., and in the snail way 6ic Is obLuLed. There IL
bat hItie offering.
Lard OH un, hanged and firm at s5c for No. 1. Re,
unchanged.
HAY-A continued good demand all the week, a
s2lo22 r tor prime Timothy. The market l.,
vers nrm and the supply light, hardly adequate
the demand.
HiDES-Iha demand is good and the lrset
tnues firm at full rates Ne quote
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PAEfSON Il CO.,
AraufS NaSuyilla IguueSsee

The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENF, is coexiensive with the civilization of tho
globe. other articles claim to aueridte pain and
distress-this eures. Family Physicians, Govern
ment Hospitals Farriers, Planters Farmers, Livery
men, &c, LIye particularly demonstrated this fact
throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceiyed such undivided praise and suppeItfrom Mcd
cal and Scientific men
RIiEU MATISM
or years standing, has byen totally cured. Piles
Ulcers TuuDrs, running Sores, serolua, sun JOINTS
Feions, Swellings, Burns, Bites, Boils, Chaps, Neu
raIgia salt Rhcum, and all aches anu pains upon
man and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
sach as Ring bone Call Scratches, SPAWN, PollEvi
Sweeney ,Hoor-Ail, sc arc suLdurd and cured by
the
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gp Gtiegrapb.
From washington.
sailed.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-The steamer Asia
sailed for Liverpool to-day, taking New
Orleans mails of the 26th, and lsgraphic
dispatches of the Sd.
She took no specie.
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Cumberland Coal.
For Rent.

THE large and convcnientStorc the North side
Il OF the Public Square, now occupied by Abbay
Gibson Co For terms apply 10 Nr. Adams or
dscl-N A<nRkw kWING
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lust r~ lxe4, eds kI-szl szpas.<z - Lass>='
> fFasts. Lsfxe 80 SO 49, ssficF sic 1ezzarz
.@isee- ssa taI<<s f.ssF< Esxes siz<lS zze 1es1l1
s.sausy<- tssxs osseTcaest a. - exsrek
lals< RAHksE
49, 6. ctzi=S< es<<e<
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GDR.e MOTIFS
Ghalpbeate pills.


An sperieat aaa stcuachic preparation Of
IRON purified Of Oxygen and Carbon By com
bustion in Hydrogen. OF high medical author
ity and extraordinary efficacy IN each Of the
following complaint VIZ: s1es taa.
DEEuTTY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. EH1A-
CITATION, DYSPEPSIA DIkRRHEA COt.SII-
PATTON, SCR0FULA, sat kAiEUm. sCgkNf,
JAUNDICE LIVER CosIPLAINTS RAEUnA-
NfTTENT FEVEss. EEU2 ALOHA CHRONIC
HEADACHES, FEMALE tW2AKHESS MIS-
MENsTRUATLazL WHITES cHLcRoSIS. str,
PIMPLES ON TIE FACE, RoUGENESs OF
THE SKIN, etc.
The IRON bsing absorbed by the blood, and
thus circulating through tae yhols system, no
part of the body can escape their truly weadsrs
ful influence. - - - ~ -.
The experience OF Thousands daily proves that
no prsraration of Iron can for moment be
compared with it. Impurities Of the blood, de-
preston Of vital energy, raio and ofherU11e
sickly compilations indicate It's M cessity N al
most every conceivable case. In all cases Of
female debility (1uor aba, ehlorcsis. etc), it,
effects are delis ht.ully renovatGg. No remedy
has ever been discovered, IN the whole history
OF medicine, which exerts such prompt, happy,
and fully restorative effects Good appstits COM
plete Objection, rapid acquisition OF streneh,
with an unusual disposition FOR active ana
cheerful exercise, immediately follow IT. U.s..
As grand stomschic and general restsrnuve
if has no superior and no substitute.
Pint nm In neat nat Tnctul bax~s containing
so pills. price so cents per i,ex. ssx bsxes.
Sc so; one dozen boxes s. %. For SAT- y
unv address on recuipS Of the price. Al iek-
tiers. orders, etc, should I,c aeistresscd "a
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E=
af
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autthe world
Ccd ~ 81. Nex York
cents per bottle.
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New Year Gifts.

SANTA CLAUS IS still be found at lUCK'S New
- Music and Fancy Store. where you End a
arge assortment q Toys, Fancy Articles and the bst
hrewoc ks in the city. deC3I-u
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r. 3. LOCKE 81 CO.,
--t General AGENTS.

-f~r rss 339 BROADWAY. NJ.
N.B.-The above Is a facsimile OF the
label each box. -
dee32-,lirlwAwly " UfT -
MRS. MENSLOM, .-fstss
Nexrerieneed Nurse and FenrHts f'ssy steien pre-
n seuts 20 tas atseutionoi mothers tier
SCOT HI - & 5 y Il II p
For Children T'e-thfus - -
which greatly facilitates The process Of teesEsrF,h
softeniug the gains aad rsaaeilg AL nfaass,sas No
allay ALI. PAiN and fpasnod scson ,ase ~ =
SURE TO REGULATE TIE BOWLS -
Depend upon II, uiotlirs Il Viii gne restto your
assssa afr sei ves ,and - - -e4
RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR iNFAN1s.rd
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
TrPsnAY. January 3. le6O.


FLOUR-Searce and firm. Sales SO brls extra at
$3.50 and 100 brls red wheat double extra at s5,62
Rye -four has advanced and sales have been made
at $3.50.
WHFAT-Is firm with sales cars red at 81 Is
and l ear white at 81, So.
CORN-Continues in brisk demand, and has
sold at further advance, as follows cars ears at
COO, and car shelled at 63c.
HOGS-Are steady at old prices.
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AIrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Matron.
III IEYl BUTrL rs, Blslness Asslslant.


Parents are assured that while boarding piS contribute
much more than Day pupils 70 he support the peraleley
and success Of the Iasiuton We are elaD eds ny sysn
site Arrangement OF their Time their study thel
tion md ~ their vFhdfae from he aluremenis an1 IN
tarruptnns ef home and g cietY, 70 20 sast{ No.
Ter for Them than for DAY pupils "a IN ntl 20 'eA
n iE tberefore hnied that ull who come lom aIld
enter ~ boaTfing pupils and that citizens oi Slefehn
viii, Tar Rey c'n make y eeaH hlSlt =. y ~ 49,
their daughters boarding pupils tns adyanclns We
perv and usefulness their ora lnsiiutiuh ~ Mnien
they should smd justify be proud; ana ~ the sle
time than repaid By the greater s'Aoio
No paiuS will be spared 10 reIdr their connecos with
the Institution both pleasant ID pr n able II viii pc ~
constant and effort q Al 10 any way Cum, t
the manaeemeut Of the Institution, 70 secure
possible advantages IN all departments oi Atoi'ush ~
SuberT sdvrntages are tlrded 70 those wh2 glsh 10
attend 10 IusfIumeuia Mn iic Vocal Music, Frelch "
irq and paint NJ these departments are iut-ta
.harEe Of teachers who devote iht ~ s;,6 49,.
snectve de ailments, und have thus a'l' eu . .
Mons sabTt ma Of Paris fine scholar and superior
nguist beng teacher BY p5niessio1 ies e ;tbs Sr1,
and precision rarely Observed; and as heIssi
NAV big nuniis have the best possible oppoIH HnF Of
learning TO speak the Language correctly SO ~
Pupisfrum tie CITY Nles - PaISh P IN ~ ~ "a In viii
be made fOm the bills Of suchs % 70 expense .
ravet 70 The Seminary. and inceed " greatly pr ~
hav al remain with Us without inteiFupirn 'hISos ~
& nnpils desiring the services Of the Hmn!bus r. m
their homes 10 the SemiBary and tack be acconnl-
ted a. Teasonable rate BY appyps Al the Omhous
itts apd others are invited to call and sxamine the
fnufon aud It's beautiful surroundings, and satisfy ie-
Sc YES that advantages superior 70 those here onea are
TERNs.-For Boa,d and Tuition PER Term Of TWe1tT
Weeks 400 For Tuition # Day Pupls n N SIS 10 so
Bills paTabe ddudHee No pupils received lof less tn
an entire tsTm--tWentY weeks.
For further information and admission, addIess
dsols s. n. SANFORD, Principal.
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NEW YoRK MARKEl-J.n


F,oursaes Of s)lbbls At IS 80 for super State
sj4OaSs 81 Tor State; S56 al 80 T super WeStfI I
ss4na5t5 IS for conmonin med extra west,ra S5l9 90 %
Tor infeFort TO good shipping brands exn rnuI nup u
Market 81 de fTmer, With 'ar enquiTy Closing q9let
Crnadan Flour Sales 2Ol bhls SssN9s IS common to
al ice s1ua Market quiet aud hcm
Rye Ftuur-In fHiT rcqusst az SB;sO a. ~
Nhsai-M rSet qHisl 40 verg hpl, win no de=ife 10
sail ~ any rnatel ia extent Z present iicts.
r e-S, Hrce arO hrm at 93,1i95c.
Bvroy-Quigt At I6alsIc. -
oats-Firm. sales at 4ih9lI for State, western AID
Wh'skT-Ysry valst SalesE0bbls At 262fc.
POrr-Q rt AID Eoni.naly unchanged Sale - bhls a.
SSH Or ass e3for iIine; SIS p Tor western py NO
fnef1.
rBsei-Un haugsd Sales IS bbs at S494 70 fol eounty
prm as 90 for r ness IS ~ % repickeH mess
81 al 80 -Ur eI.rs mess. -.-,,. n,
Prime Mesa Besf-Quie. al st7aS
Cut lady sales 5Uu b1ls NJ bEdba3 lor shoul-
scE2o1 el sales 20 boxes sh It ribbed uiddles lt
sKs. .-.
In moderate request al lllte loT Ohio and lag
&c Tor Stale
C'hefse-Sie ids at 9Gi1 Ike
Saes erred Of 40 es boef al SIS 80 oT l9da me
al1 SO i1s Ind a
Woo-TraHssct o-s only a limited extent, and prices
generally unchanged
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al CURE WARAANIkD-

Or. AMOS SON have devoted uieiI aHenuo9 % tAgi1
class Of malalf ana tn relief tnel
have oseouenv been enabled to reuder theT fellow cree
lures l. v testified and gratefully know ledsed bF con
esconf afients ard others day arriving IN town ON a.
"a rs Or The country frthe eyprefs prsf DIV uf r1usu
1fop "a il Kerttons have hsfmeft ed hg the
i-Guring into the OF these infectious Coniauts
from their simple condition 20 ihst Of the most dEu
grls and iuveierel they have svavs enfertained IN
possibility q their prevention aud renewal sud kews
iuvaria found N hurn cad anauf ioru.
following Ignorance neglert or the bed eert
mskiul and imprnper elfmtnts therefore Dr. All %
SON have suco6eed in scoy crin in thea election Of
heir remedies SAFE seetusl ard cantious oi
ting all combustion Of snedes VII ch hear equtq
character we'll As those v hose preiuaiuse iHGct o.
application might be productive ~ had Ia ne
as Of prirate individuals InshOIt the laudable eid o
Osrremedes is the lessening Of great mass o. nanan
ssry BY the aeFaii0a, relief aud pFevcnto ni h1se
yisYuns acQDs thar " reality the secet lues "a l9
and which, while they extensively surrpul1
oToar Ei and interfOrenee IN their e1ieFuaiiaiioh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

Dr. AMOS SONta axe pleasure ia announcing thst ih.y
have invented most important instrument he cure o.
the above diseases Il has tean subjected 70 te hy ne
mast eminent uhVsiciauS ia Lontun. PARIS Ph9deiihla
nd New York Il has been declared the only ci al sfu
menf ever nvuu ed Tor tho Seminal hea nes or
auy disease caused by the secret habits OF Jculh Al
so Bymail or express
N. B.-Dr AMOS SON 10 orieT 20 satisfy ne lh.sl
sfepteai merits uf this stfunen rttcee ieH
selves that IN vhere IL lnaY prove
tory, amer trial The viii Do feiunutu ol &c
turning the .nstTum ent ga good orler-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-04

OFFIcERs OF THE GENERAL Assembly The
Republican members of the new legislature held
a caucus Saturday night and nominated the fol
lowing ofiicers:
House OF sentatives-Speaker, Richard
C. Parsons, Of Cuyahoga; Clerk, B. R Coweu,
of Belmont; LIST Asst L L. LampOrn, of Stark
81 Asst. Fr Rel ling, of Eiriei Seargent at
Arms, Joseph Warrick, of Warren; lst Asst,
I. j. Davis, of Morrow; 81 Asst, 5. W. Ed
wards, of Huron
Senate -CleIk, D. " Rhodes, of Delaware l.
Asst n /. Morrow, of Tuscarawas; 2d Asst,
E a. Higgins. Of Wood: Sergeant at Arms,
Mr.. Greene of Montgomery; lst Asst, }.
sands, Of YintOn; Il Asst, Mr.. Wallace, Of
Madison.
The Democrats nominated the old officers.
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OHERTFF5S SAIF-PURSUANT

Y - - al - LAO ~ LAANA
~ 10 tha command OF a writ OF Yend 1pOnsS issued
he COuT Of Common Pleas Of CuyahoEa cauniv az ihe
suit Of A. riuer vi agaist Frcdsics HuuseTman,
deit directed, shnluh fer sale a. puS
the DOR Of the ur House cornFr O. Sepea CaHm-
toe 23d day " Jsnua 1850 at s'cock fsaid day
the following described unds iensm snls 70 vii: Sit
uaie the t0snsh Of Parma cuuny OF Cuyshosa OHIO
gnd kIOWn part vi Lt No Sven-su "a IN tue Tuck
eman Tract called hFilE all Of sid LIT No u ept
iuE pece the south part thereof conveyed BY taid
Frede ick Hausenan John Hsuserman hy warra ~
des end blun q south. tue East and " 81 ~ lot
ines and the nJIh by line 20 he drtwn parallel wh
said souh line from n west through said Lot No. H.
land les the piece e'eby aienied 10 BE- conveyed
being fT nine Of aud less but subject 70
all .egal highway q" Apr ised a le2e0. %.
D, l. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
D ID N -.ra 80. dncl
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R4ssT. vAoku, NOBLE Pl u.s. s2aaSr %tSm.S BIO

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Under aud
"A bJVT Of the anihoriy vested Ia me By deed Of
assignment UIeeuted and dey red 70 b. Marshal Car
son. of eFe shal offer irr sale u public aUe-
ton at tore No ls Sue street. Ia the city Of CleEt
Day, the sh DAY Of bnlsTy - ls6l q 10 o'clock A
M the stCck Goods contained IN s8id Store,
consisting OF Pgfr HaBgtnss. Win ioF ShBdes Paints.
Glass YurDish. and aiet q other aTtie together
Van s!e5s.5s 1FuAN cHTTENDFN. Assi,nse
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Grnal Notiffs.

MASTEK'5 Sale : PUKSUANI
4H1 70 thA e9nmsnd Of deaTslal order e Ias from
suit OF he doTie O. Sever nee ana Ce1one A heverance
against NoImaq @, Baldwin, Msy u; Baldwin, John "a
ATmgiIo end hers, whth order 10 20 ne diectel,
shan eTposo F sale ~ Public Auction a. the door q he
cOuT House Of Seree and Champlan streets, in
The city Il Cleveland The 7lh dsy VI January A. D.
1860, q tho hnui Of 2o'eck n, The tss piecfg aud
nICela Of land uate snd bsiag The city Of Cicveand
and dsacTibtd usfOluNs, 10 wi;
Situate 10 the towushp OF Bpukn heing uumb seves
the thrtcenth 81 the Connecticut
Wesien Reserve, III The sac {" Ohio. aud which Is als
lnthe County VI Cuyu and l. hn0Wa by hetng IN thai
Ohio, ui described a. flaws 10 wit :-Islind Block.
Nos o. % and duc ord t mao aud snrveF made b.
AnE merchant d recorded IA Tho Cuyahpga CDunig Re-
cords. said block b he heret ors decided 70 said
Nurmna T. Baldwin hY Thompson, be the SAM more or
lesa, but subject 10 all legal tghHata said lots
praised follows. 10 10 number y Il slauO Lot
number 30 a. $3.50; lot J. uDhef 81 ut $50.
Terms Of sale cah
A. q LAWRENCE, Master COmmiasi0ner.
No Spaugi rs Block.
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