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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

aENAroR SEwARD,S ALLCSl0N 70 ri
.LADY ELGIN" CALAMITY.
Senator Seward opened his speech q
Madison, Wis.,, last Wednesday, With IL,
following beautiful allssios 70 the lsss Lah,
disaster:
/ Eelior Citi-ens-ltisa bright Ssptenbe,
sun that is shining down upon us-such ,
Sun - nature, pleased with the renembrans>
Of her own bens6ceuce, seems to delight Il
sending forth to grace the close Of ssasou
which has been crowned with abundance
and luxuriance, unknown even to her own
profusenees. IL is such . sun ~ nature,
pleased with seeing tho growth Of noble
capital in great State, may be supposed to
| send out to illuminate and to make more
efulgens the magnificent beauties Of the
place on which Ne are assembled. Il il
such September sun ~ we might almoss
suppose nature, sympathixing with the ef
forts Of good men, lovers Of liberty, anxious
to secure their own freedom, to perpetuats
that freedom for tho enjoyment OF their
posterity and to extend its hlsssings throash-
out the whole world, aud for all generations,
may hare sent forth in token Of sympsthy
with such anoble race. But, fellow citizens,
bright and cheerful as the hour is, my heart
is oppressed and am unable at once 70 lift
myself above the sadness Of recent scenes
and pssufut reucilestioas. shsyea ths
command Of the Republican people Of Wis
consin, to appear before them on this. the
18th day Of September, and as approached
the beautiful seaport, il may so call the
city that crowns shores Of Lake Michigan,
and affords entrance to this magnificent
t~kA huA .n.- enl L.
become habituated to, . welcome that should
be distinguished by the light Of thousand
torches, and by the voices Of music and Of
cannon. But the angel Of death passed
just before me on the way, and instead Of
footsteps lighted with the greeting Of thou
sands Of my fellow citizens, found only
thick darkness, increased, as only natures
darkness can be, by the weeping and wailing
Of mothers for the loss Of children, and
refusing to be comforted. | have been quite
unable to rise from that sudden shock !; to
forget that instead Of the voice Of merry
and genial Welcome, heard only mourning
and lamentation in the streets.
To you, perhaps, the scene seems sone-
what foreign, because it occurred in your
beautiful seaport, but it was not merely
municipal calamity. 1t is calamity and
disaster that befalls the State, aud strikes
home dismay and horror to the bosoms OF
all its people, for these were citizens Of the
State who have perishod, and those who
survive are mourners; the desolats widows
and orphans who are bereaved. Let me,
before | proceed, take tho liberty to bring
this subject home to the State authorities
Of Wisconsin, and to ask and to implore
that nothing may be left undone, il there
is yet anything that can be done, to rescue
q single sufferer from hat dreadful cuiami.
ty, and to bring TO the comforts of social
life, and q sound, good, religious and public
education, the orphans who are left to wan.
der on the streets by the lake side. .z
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

Nj John r. Twiss Of Bloomfield.
Clinton county, had this year, on three acres
Of ground, eighteen tons and twelve hundred
pounds q Hungarian Grass hay, six tons
and four hundred pounds to the acre. Has
anybody lad a better crop this year?
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29
NATHAN P. DODGE
eueeEssoa TO sALDi~s poDeE.,
DANkER,
Land and Tax Agent,
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

rr,uE GExyRAI BANKING. COLLECTION ASl
i Land tusiHrss transactef. in all It's Brarehs~
PartIcaIar attention given To Paying Taxes for
residents.
American Exchange sstk. Eew York City
wssuIaZisa Bank. Boston, Mass
Henry FaFnsua. Rsq Chicago, III.
ststes Savings Association, 81 fsIRis-
b milton white, Esq.. syracuse, n r.
II Pre-, Prcsi..sut state Bank Of Iowa.
warren us.r sJngh panvers, Mass.
U.n q Baldwin Judge Supreme Court Of Iowa
Iian y Sells, Secretary State 81 iowa.
y A pc. Esq-, Iowa city, lows.
J. r. Henry. Esq- DavenPtrt, Iowa
\ Rec. EsI Moline iillapis.
no. v n j.. Ill, Chizssr, il!nais.
ygne >. yiH7-G.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

cTlt il said that Gen. JosEPH LASE, Of
Oregon, National Democratic candidate for
Vice President, 10 to,psak at Weston, No.,
some day between the LIST and 10th Of Oc-
tohn,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

CO A new color has recently been dis
covered, produceable from coal tar! 1t is
called dIanthinc, and varies from deep
purple to oil the shades of bright rose
color
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

CT An Indiana correspondent Of the De-
troit Frse Press, seys he 44eaa s.a Dssglas
meu behind every stump" Don't they Gre
ate bad smell ?n
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

CVForrest, the great American trad gian
has again made his appearance on the the.
atrial boards of N. Y. city. At the auction
sale OF seats for his fret appearance at
Nibls's, one man paid $75 for . private
box,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

The contract for building the tele-
graph line to the Pacific, was, on the 18th
awarded to Msssrs. Harmon & CLARK, Of
Detroit, Mich, who agree to construct the
line for S25 900.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

GTTyrographical errors como in odd
some times. The other day there was an
announcement of an enthusiastic demon
s.raton at political gathering, which read
thus-"thc air was rent with the snouts of
three thousand people,"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

vSt. Joseph, according to the recent
eensus, has q population Of 1920.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29
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Exchange BAL MesSrs PAGE * Bacon.
@ezsrs KrsfHef R,hnf, 'tBker, Rccick * Co.
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willis BuJttg, Esq. Gessrs, Bryan l. Co.
WIN. y pu-cy, E-l. f0es.
PeHH4yfods,s. CSok, Sargent < poTucy.
Mgnof.y .fcla B'k Of Brown HEuu, WilitEms 4 Go.
gtlis. Huyt sherman N Co.
Frausffu Rt ~ Washington fiOn Thomas u Benton, Jr
Baiftmors. Springfield. W
c,sm n Y. Rs ~ Baltimore e. 4 y. Insurance Go.
H4ttlarr- sselifxs BInk ErialS's Exchange Back.
Acasrs, johnston 4 Bro. lIsrob neu'i. Esq.
90 R1beTt tsarTst y sgAs tIi0u. s. b. Iagan.
r, Mash Saith, I'd. Col. lao Williams.
Nathan Pusry. 90 JcskSennRfe, IT,
Mites st';rN. Hon, WV, Brown.
Asp iors. " Richard Yates,
Jno rh"rlisotr, EsJ, X. v. Eilintt, ESQ,
fAEa6si1htA fAessss. n r. Ayers h Co
sr-~r. Csasb G,te Co, n&-a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

e The Secretary of State Of Oregon has
refused to issue the certificate of election to
Shlel lately elected to Congress as successor
to Stout, on accoun. Of the election being
premature, and unauthorized by law.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

c. The total population Of Bo,ton, by the
census jus completed 10 177,626. In 1850
it was 1881, being gain of 40, ,745. The
docs not includs tho outlying suburbs Of
Cambridge, Roxbury, Charlestown and
Chelsea, which would augment the total
population to 267, 900.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

CO They are finding big nuggets Of gold
at Pike, Peak gold mines. A lump Of gold
is reported to have been taken out of Span
ish Bar. Clear Creek, weighing six and .
half pounds, or $l4,00. This nugget is
likely 70 make some noise in the world.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

V We learn from the Flag, that the
population of Harrison County, is nearly
1000. This county was organized in 1858,
with population Of not to exceed 800; in
1856, it was about 1000.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

u Among the many attractions Of the
Iowa State Fair, will be beautiful display
OF Fire Works prepared specially for this
occasion by the Cincinnati Fire Works
Compapy.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

CTJ. B. Griunell, gives notice that the
ears of the NJ. & NJ. r. r. will receive pas
sengers and freight at Marengo, for the
State Fair at Iowa City, held the first week
in October. Articles for exhibition will be
carried free. From this it will be seen that
the above road is progressing westward.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

cTTD number of deaths forthe week
ending September 9th, in New Orleans, was
l97. ofthe.e bat three were from yellow
fever. While other complaints seem 10
prevail With more than usual fatality, tho
city is remarkably free from ravages of this
terrible eource, yellow fever. ,-
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

yW. P. Nicholson, Of the U. s. Survey,
has BEEN employed BY the Smithsonian
Institute to investigate the cause OF the late
tornado in this State, and to collect infor-
nation respecting them. Mr.. Nicholson IL
said to be very competent for the perform
ance Of the daty, so that scientific light will
probably be cast upon the destructive
phenomenop,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

Tho New York Times money article
says the announcement that Gov. Banks 10 to
assume the local management Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, next January, already has
an arprsciable influence upon the shares Of
thatroad, which have been depressed Of late,
to the advantage Of the scrip and bonds.
Thes.oct market, like a barometer, foresells
what is in the future.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-29

o0IE OF 1HB CsE1 " IHB V1Es
But what are the uses ef this oil We
Hi!l same few Of then
lst. 10 medicine, il has long been sssd
Under the name Of Seneca oil, sad 10 vaiu-
able Iinimens, possessing nearly eli ths vir-
sues Of arnica, &c.
2nd. A. solvsnt Of gums, gussa pr.
chs, India rubber, ke-, il 10 said 70 b pre-
fssable 10 any other article. $,
81. In the nanufsetsrs Of gss j. 10 sait
70 bs shsspss ssd better thss The bsss Asl
oil.
4sb. Il i nov sssd 70 esrtais extss'
for Isbrisstine pssnssss, bet sxpesioeet.
ass u yssgras 49, jsg1i1y ~ bslsa shs'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
Edsar A. Poe.

The Herald says: Upon the grave of
the brilliant but unfortunate Poe a hun
drsd hands have planted briars and net
ties, hundred tongues have rsviled the now
silent dust. Those who had snYied, feared
and hated him IN his life, poured out the
psnt-up venom of their malice over his
lenseless clay. But at length one friend has
appeared, and that one loving woman,
who has essayed to clear away the onyiouS
thOrnS, and, planting a blooming rose on)ths
grave, turns upon the rsYilers with q 70
proach for their cowardly assaults. Mrs.
Sarah Helen Whitman, pOstess of consid-
cradle talent, has undertaken the dstenes Of
ths unfortunate Poe againpt his critics, snd
we'll has she performed her task. In the
course Of her work she alludes to the exist
ing portraits or the poet, and regrets that
none Of them give correct idea Of the hy-
4 ing originsl-the soul is wanting in them
! Willis, in the Home Journal, spoke Of ''the
exquisfteIy ehiselled features, the habitual
but intellectual melancholy, the clear palloI
Of the complexion, and calm eye like thC
motion stiffness Of slumbering volcano,
which composed the wondrously beautiful
cOuntsnanes of Edgar A. Poe. These char
acteristici are wonderfully preserved in |
lifa-sile portrait which We yesterday saw IL
Ryder'l gallery. Il was photographed b!
Ryder from a dagusrreotypo in the posses
sion Of ossian +. Dodge, and painted in oi
by the eelSbratsd artist, VIM. Walcutt. Th
picture is triumph Of art, and possesses, a
no other portrait Of Poo does, the " fms
! thoughtful face, with liniaments of delicac
. such as belong only to genius or high bloc
the forehead grand and pale, the eye dar
: and cleaning with sensibiIity and soul
face to Inspire men with interest and curiOi
. ity." Thsso ofthe suthor Of the Craven
looks as the spectator through eyes thr
CLEAN upon the canvas in this portrait.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

B1EE PAoEIsS.-TAe Beef packers have
commenced the season. H. NJ, Chaplin L
Co. have been at work about three weeks,
a contract Of 1900 barrels of beef for Lake
Superior having hastened them. They have
packed 1888 head mostly from the Reserve.
They commence upon hogs about the lat Of
November. The latter they will procure from
''The Plains" near Columbus. They quote
prices as follows; Cattle S2,OO@S2,5O tai
low 1Oc; hides sJzc drop weight; mess beet
81, ,OO6s9,OO
Il ". H. sholl commenced packing on Tues
day the 18th. he has packed s7o head PIP
TO yesterday. 50 "
Robinson Oviatt commenced W Wednesday
the 10th. They have killed and packed
llTs head of cattle and shipped to New Yorl
1914 packages. They peek entirely for ship
ping and not for home trade. Their cattl'
/. are mostly from the Reserve and average 9
TO 40 lbs tallow per head. Z, - sa. .
The season will be lighter than last freight
ruling high and the market being well stock
ed. Maya
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
2 LP1TrspUnaE, FF. wAr-rl.. Lsp Cnlo.aro R.

lPITTsBURaI, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO R. r.
The New York Tribune OF Monday says; ..
"A meeting of the stockholders, bondhold-
ers, and creditors of the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Road was held at the
office of Winslow, Lanier L Co., on Saturday,
and unanimous approval obtained for the
plan for reorganiEing the Company, which is
briefly as follows The property is to be
bought for the general benefit by Purohas-
ers Committee, consisting of. +. d. Lanier,
Samuel ]. Tilden, and L. II. Meyer of New
York, ]. Edgar Thompson Of Philadelphia,
and Samuel Hanna of Indiana; subject also,
to the assent Of an Advisory Committee,
consisting of Mr.. Evans of London and L.
Won Hoffman Of New York. "A new issue of
bonds and stock to be made as follows, the
mortgage to be upon the whole line: ~. b
First mortgages of $3.50, 900, at per
cent, the bondholders to vote as stockholders
on both upon each $500 of bonds-interest
to commences after Jan. l, 1892 tla
I'd mortgage, S., LOO, 900 at per cent, with
the same power Of voting as lst mortgage,
and interest to commence April l, 1852
Sd mortgage, s.. .000, 900, at per cent, with
power of voting at par, and to receive all the
profits and interest upon LIST and I'd mott
gsge after April, 1852, up to per cent. +. 81,
New stock of 81, 500, ,O0O5 entitled TO per
cent per snntIm, after interest il paid on the
bonds. Ju. eLr ~ .... -s-.frtg
lat mortgage bondholders of the old lines
are to get new 1st mortgage for principal and
interest l -4 IL D.. I.T -rr
I'd mortgage bondholders and Sd mortgage
bOndholders of the old Company to get I'd
mortgages for the principal, and Sd mort
cages for their arrears Of interest duo since
Oct. l, 1859. HI l1t
Real estates bonds are to get Sd mortgage
bonds, and general or floating debt creditors
are to be paid in the samo way. Stockhold-
ef'-1s'sst NaIEiF s4>ak-at The plan,
terest for a short period, and to allow an Vus
| creditors TO retain an equitable interest in
the new concern, as fully and in the same
/ priority, as at present. z...-. ~ d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

Nor BIT OF Ir.--ThS Plaindealsr, sever
al days ago, announced with great gusto that
the first Lincoln pole erected in the city, the
property Of Mr.. sarver of the West side, had
been OOt down by him to make way for q
Douglas pole. Mr.. sarver is very justly in
dignant at such an sspsrsion on his good
sense. The pole had a rooster on the top
which was not big enough and daSbing
enough after the recent election returns
came in, and Mr., Sarvsr took him down TO
add three gay old feathers" to his tail for
Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. Mr.. s.
has got bigger psle, bigger rooster, and a
bigger shout, all for Lincoln, than he had
before That,s so. ID i.ea sl.i-.l ,..t..I t alta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
Brsokinridg6 and Lane 1IasG aIsotins.


The mass meeting at the Breckinridgs and
Lane Head Quarters last evening was fully
attended The National Democrats were
enthusiastic, and got up an enthusiastic
meeting, while a large number of Republi-
cans were present TO hear what the aiming
lights Of the Breekinridge faith would have
to say.
Hon. VIM. Neil spoke first. He proposed
70 review the history and the principles Of
the four partisI now Bsfors the people. Mr..
Mel. Is q young man of undoubtSd ability, of
good voice, and pleasing address, and his
speseh was received with many Manifesto
tons Of applause, especially when he scored
the Little Giant as a man. who had shown
a great courage in repudiating Pripeiple.'-
His time was mainly occupied in quoting
from papers, platforms and documents in
support of his propositions He said that
ninestenths Of the Douglas Delegates to
Charleston voted for him because their whole
political as we'll as financial future depend
ed upon sHch action. They had mortgag,
upon him, but sp,ag sssl,Fity, and so they
tooks a snap Judgment against him. [Laugh-
ter and applsuSo.I Douglas laid the axe al
the root Of the tree Of Pssce (the Compromise
Measurss) and sappsd the life from it. This
Kanras- Nebraska Bill was palpable bid OF
the part of its author, which did no good =
All the woes which have come upon th'
Democratic party owe their origin to the un
scrupulous conduct of Stephen A. Douglas
TApplause.] He pledged himself to submi
the question of property in the Territories t.
the Courts, and abide by their decision, an,
then deliberately repudiated their decision
His principles are as flexible as his insatia
bic ambition is unyielding. Well ishe call
ed the Llttls Giant. There were giants il
years sf old in this sountry-now we hay
' - .lf -HI ..l 5.L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
oNOnsATI HAlnIEos coUSrr, }


Before me, the subscriber, Justice Of the
Peare, in aud for said county personally came JOhu
Lee, who, being daily skorn, depossth and said hat
he had been suffering from Chronic Diarrhea for
tbs past twenty-five years, aud had consulted aud
received prescriptions for his case from all the prin-
oipal Physicians in Philadelphia and Cincinnati, bu
all to no effect as be received no relief At last he
ives reduced to mere skeleton, without even the
hope Of ever finding relief but, BY the advice Of a
friend, was induced to try HOstetters Celebrated
stomach Bitters, and 70 his utter surprise, found
relief from tho first trial; and in less than two
months, found himself pcrfJstly cured Of his com-
plant, and is daily recovering hs strength Of body
and inersssing IN aeshi aud eheerfully gives this
certificate In hope thRt others afcted like him
self may, be benefited. JOHN LEH. .
Sworn to and subscribed before me, August Hlst,
1870. c. +. HANSELAIAl, Juatios OF the Peoce,
No. a Western st., Cincinnati, o.
For aleby Druggists and dealers generally every
where, and by HosFEETER a SMITH, Sole Pr0pris-
tors, IS water aad BS Front streets. PittsburTh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

Terms ss"i: 8a sis iHsi BOZ @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
REHonowuyT Pnla epd Ointment arc sole BY
CHuRCHIbL a BROTHER,
9. w. cor. Ontario 81. and Pub, SuuRr0
B6g- A warning to The unwary, and one

B0- A warning to the unwary, and one
"mighty to save" is contained In the book 'HU-
MAN FRAILTY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SEARCHES" 1t explains fully and uneo uiVOeally
the secret causes OF functional arrangements and
prostrsted powers, with unhilinR Instructions to
,sradieats every trace and particle Of the Of
disease, that gnaWinG worm that inslduousiy, but
too surely eats away and undermines the eOngtitu-
1ion, leaving but the wreck of bis former self
The victim Of this fatal tendency should lose not
moment IN procuring this invaiual le work.
Read the advertisement Of "TRIRSBMAR," h
smother column.
Sold By Dr. BARROW, lsi Blesehsr st, n. "
Price % cents, Sent free Of postage everywhere.
sold also BY GAYLORD HAMMOND and WM. RIsKE,
Druggists Cleveland r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

soid Wholssals and retail By
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. DRUesmTs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

FOUnTE WARD P4RADI.-Tho newly or
ganiHed Fourth Ward Wide Awake Club met
last evening for parade and drill Capt.
st1rgis was present and took command
through most the evening. There are
sbout 70 men in the Club TBey have an
unique and gay uniform, The cape is black
oilclOsh, that Of the officers being Silversd.
The caps are the red EOuavO fatigue cap
which l0OkS dashing and shOwy enough
Bsilstihs, at WhOsa hall they met, entertain-
ed them handsomely. -se
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

BnAUF1FUL.-Those three portraits of chill
dren, which are in sargeant's window, and
which were photographed by Ryder, and
painted in oil by Hall, are exquisite. The
natural expression of childhood is preserved
admirably. Notice theTa as you pass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

Norris, shsGisld 4 co shirt Supporters.
L Benedict a Sens Ladies' and ChIldrens Turs.
W. P, Fosg- China ware and CoeI on Lamps,
L. s, Philtri-NoticS to Firs1hsn. q y z y ~
BuIldiRE Committee Of obsrliu oOllags-Notioe to
stous- Masons. -.s
Hawks Bro-PSpsrs, "a
DIR. Kselsr-- MsdieineI, &e. Tf-#s .
RettbeEe HauHmsnn-LadIes Dress Trimmings
Mv. wilsop-situatlon wanted
Mr. Ryder-Loeal Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

s- Synod of sandusky, 20. S. Presby-
terian, created by the last General Assem-
bly,, and composed of the Presbyteries of
Michigan, Maumee, Findlay, and Western
Reserve, will hold its first regular meeting in
Westminster Church, Thursday evening,
Oct. 25, at ~ o'clock. The opening ser
mon will be preached by the Rev. Henry
Neill, of Detroit. All the sessions are open
The public are invited to attend.
FREDKRIcK T. BROwN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

lFIgTE WAAp.-ThO Fifth Ward Wide
Awake Club will be organized this evening.
The Republicans in the Fifth will make
good hght ct the election polls.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25
Ryder,. Card PhotOgraphs.

A new thing good thing and cheap,
Good for wishing or business cards
Good to paste in your books. -
Good to paste in a friends album.
Good to send in letters,
Good to carry in vest pockets and bosoms'
Only one dollar a dozen. Oct. % lw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

@- Handsome Dress Hats, French Shape,
and low prices at Mrs. shgw's Millinery
Rooms, 2Io Superior, street. i...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

Nor 4 CANFBELITE.-We e are requested by
a gentleman at Willoughby to correct the
statement that Mr.. Hale, who was requested
to leavet the town of Kirkland one day last
week, had formerly been 8 Campbelite
preacher. We were misinformed upon that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

AK oaIoAx RoBBRb.-Arrs. Davidson cf
lFifiu, Lucas Co., had her pocket picked Of
7$4s2 in gold and bills on Broadway, New
York, on Monday evening last TTtI 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-25

Sixth WAap P4R4pH.-The Sixth Ward
Vide AwakSa win parade on Saturday even
ing with band and torches. Good for the
Sixth. She is alive snd Wide Awake.