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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04

y " ~ ~ q y Oa
NO. ia, AuEMoAS BUILDINGS. surEEIoE ST.
y q I 4 y . The HoIhestead BiTs,
The Homestead Bill which has passed the
House aud is no " pending in the Senate, dii'
fers materially from Mr. JohnSon's Senate bill
which the Democrstie majority, threaten 20
sabstituts fer The liBSral House measure, The
Republican House BIZ. sdmits any person over
2l ve,r, Of sre, Who is a citizen of the United
ststes or hiss declared his intention to become
saoh, 10 pArlicipaso ia its benefits It also
thrOws open all lands subject to pre- eHpaon,
and Is benefits are conferred upon any one who
has filed pre>emptiOn claim.
The Senate bill of Mr.. johnson, Of Tennes-
tee, oopiaes its benefits 20 heads Of families
who citizens OF the United States, had
declared their intention to become such before
the passage of the act and tho only lands
subject to its provisions the alternate sec
tiOns opened to private entry.
...ii The House BILL with pertineney remarks the
Albany Journal, is calculated to encourage the
settlement and foster the growth of Colonies
A company of people from the Eastern States
IIl orfr0m Earops. containing farmers mechanics,
merchants professional men, DC, can 60 out
aad locate on lands lying adjacent to each other,
and the ultimate result IS thriving village
surrou ouqded by thrifty farms. This experience
has sbONn, is the most advantageous method
Of emigration, and it is now the fsyo.ite one
with New Englanders and Germans.
Under Mr.. Johnsons bill, this cannot be
s done The United Safes reserves every alter
nate section, so that as general thing, each
family must either be a mile distant from every
other family, OF il it wants neighbors, must sell
them land 70 live on. This will naturally tend
to encourage separate Plantations instead Of
Villages,
BGI the most Objectionable feature about Mt
JOhnsons bill is its exclusion of adopted Citi>
Eens from its benefits. all Emigrants who may
A hereafter arrive IN the country. or who have not
vet declared their intention of becoming citi-
Eena, are debarred from obtaining homesteads
ut the West under It, and compelled TO remain
Ia the already crOWued localities of the East -
There is no good reason for this discrimination,
and it benefits neither the Emigrant nor the ma
tive Citizen, the Country at large, to make
it. It is more acceptable to Congressman from
the Slaveholding States, because it will not en-
courage the growth Of Free Territories and
States, which the House Bill will, directly and
strongly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04

REvENGE BY SLAVES. Hiram Fowlkes, Esq.
a STAKEHOLDER in NOttoway county, Va, was
murdered by his slaves on the Goth ult. Hear
ing noise IN the negro quarters at night he
went out to stop it, and was dispatched and
the body concealed. The negroes were arrest
ed and confessed the bloody act
We recently published an account of the
poisoning of the family of Mr.. Lemley, in New
Orleans. Three of the persons poisoned have
died. A short extract from the testimony
given at the CcrOner's inquest opens up the
whole tragedy. A witness testified as follows:
About month since, went to Mr. LemIey's
TO see Mrs. Lemley, but ste was not at home.
then went into the kitchen to see Louisa
Lsmley, and saw Ann the cook. While there,
Ann said to me, "See this mark on my face
Mrs Lemley struck me with a cowhide, and
they have my son in traders yard and she
will repent the day when size did this"
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SEEKING RELIEF FROM CRUELTY.-Much curl
osity, says the New Orleans Picayune, was
awakened yesterday by the appearance, in
Commercial alley, of large gang OfPlantation
negroes, who were hanging around the door Of
some lawyers Office The police questioned
them, and, after hearing their story, took them
to the First District lookup.
These negroes, thirty four in number, say
they are from Oak Grove plantation, fifty miles
from the city, belonging to the estate of the late
James II. Sheppard. The overseer of the
plantation, they say, treated them very cruelty,
and, as they could not find out who was their
MASTER so as to complain to him, they resolved TO
come to New Orleans and consult lawyer as
TO who they could seek redress from. They left
the plantation Sunday morning, between nine
and ten o'clock, and walked fifty miles, most OF
the time through the woods, in order to avoid
detection. They arrived here about noon, and
one of the crowd, who was acquainted in the
city, took them to Colonel Fields Office, but the
Colonel was absent, and whilst waiting his re-
turn, they fell in with the police.
A more worn out and fsmished crowd was
never placed before in the cell of the lookup
They say there is another gang on the way,
coming for the same purpose, but who took a
different road.
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Sheriff's & Master Commissioners Sale

DU ADU ID Iut COmmanU Ct an
L order Of Sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahogs County, at the Of Calvin Glodngs
plaintiff agalnst Thomas HaTlsck, defendant To NJ
directed shall onsr Cor sale at the door of tbe Tol
House lcouer Of Seneca Chsmplain sreetsl IN bs
city Of Cleveland IN si1 County, On The 5lh dsy Of hIar
l66O, It o'clock P NJ. OF said day the folIoNipe d
scnbed lands aud tenements situate in the City Of
Clevelaud, County OF Cuyahoga and State OF Ohio and
bounded and described rs follows Being lots (2lsJ tao
hundred and eikhteen tte, two hundred and nineteen
tzl Two nunue Apd twenty. four l two hundred aud
thirty, (3D two hundred and thTyoue (16sj two hum
dTed and gut (2l4) two hundred aud event -Ou
C2I5) two hundred anu enty-fve (356. two hund i
and seyenty'slx l25 two hundred and sIty. $3.50 to
o. three hundred aud six (97l Three bun,lTod Al
surveyed plated IND recorded ia the subdv SION
that part Of Ohio CITY. Cleveland by EzsI a. ~
som known as the Taylor Farm allutment ~ -
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IAKEs FALLING The official register of the
- water in Lake Ontario, Of Oswego, shows
i.s fall since the lrss Of July, of two feet. It is
still g u feet above low water mark
The level Of Lake Superior at Marquette
hasfaIlsn and 2I.IOO feet between Sept lEt
n Ils 1859, and March lst, 1850
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For Sale.
10 Let.
GabinGt 4Dare. 4St,
G. W. BERRY,

&C. We BER8Es
TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC-
J turer OF L0ungss ami All kInds Of Mattresses and
Bedding Cushions, Curtains, Dreperiss kc No q Sup-
dor stast ~ flur doors DO ov CommerelaI BaDoh Bank
Clerslsnd, Ohio.
An irdsrs rogty executed Particular atisnisa paii
20 the laying o. Oh Cloths, CArpetiBs. Gs. &c.
myedly-i
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MARRIED,
DIED.

DIED.
On Saturday, March slst, 1860, MARGARET A., wife
of Geo. Thompson, aged "a years.
On Tuesday April Sd, JOHN WILEY, son of George
and Margaret A Thompson, eyed years and 10 mo.
Funeral from his residence, No. 10, corner Of Front
and River street. Thursday, April 5, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
FRIENDS Of the family are Invited to attend
Glenns Falls CN. y papers pleas copy. Bremen Co.
papers, Iowa, will also pleas copy.
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Rtal Gslate.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE AND
Insurance Agents.
No. 2ll Superior Street,
MARBLE BLOCK, UP STAIRS.
For Sale or Exchange.


PERRY ST. near Prusrecf-rWo story frame House and
Int, TO eErhauge tor Fsrm
FIVE \ ACRES-FOur miles from In q city ~ plauk
rad; with dwelling and orchard. and near 10 gold
schools and churches; $3.50 part of the pay may BE-
WHITaAN ST House ahe Lot 10 exchange for western
lands.
GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY, On Pearl street and
DEelings and Lots on Pearl, Hicks and Ann sis. 10
ex hangs for farm
MISSOURI LANDS-To exchange for gocd nm property
SUPERIOR ST. EXTENSION, Wilson Avenue
Two EoJ frame Houss sad large Lot 70 exchange Tor
farm.
CITY OF ST. ANTHONY, MINI eseia-TwO Lots in the
business Of the city. 70 eNehanse br house ami
Lot int this civ. "..r
KINSAIAN 81. near Ohio--House AMI Lot to eEchsngs
for a farm IN neighborhOOd Of Warransville
TW ELFE = ACRES-0n st. Cilir ROad. 81 miles
fr0m the CuuI HIuse, 10 exchange house aud lOl
the city; $500
MERCHANf ST House anI Iaf 70 e7changr for 4 farm
SUPERIOR ST. .EX1ENslUN-Hsuze aud Lot 10
change for q Farm.
DETROIT ST-S'ore, Dwell ing and Lot. With stock Of
GrOcories, 6c, 20 exchange Tor farm
LORAN ST--HJuse and Lands 70 exchange for western
lands
FORTY FIVE ACRFS OF LAfID-Eight miles nom the
city with IS imD oVei and an dwslling city
properly Tor pat 0alance on time
LEASEHOLD PROPERTY-On Sent ca street; lF0 feet
frout and four iuildings, exchange tor snh farm OF
western lanes; Slt00
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GROCERY SFAND PTR SALE! !
Fine Chance for those wishing Small, Safe,
and Profitable Business.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE

No. I20 Bank St., corner of Frankfort st,
Now occupied by H. 81 HALL consisting Of a general
assomens Of Groceries, Provisions, C'nfectiOne, and
Wooden Ware together with the Sore Furniture Gas and
other fixtures AID the good will Of the establishment will
be sold reasonable terms TO re be party ap
plying pOss ssiOl given rst OF April. Apply 10
maTlQ.R2l III 81 Hall. 10 Bank street.
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Foot & Bash.

WANTED "A situation as Porter
y Brakeman or Driver. Good referenc can be given
Address Box Ss6, Clevs land, Ohio. ana
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Frankfort street, near Bank, goOa story brick
warehouse, with cellar.
marsl ROUSE \ JENNINGS. Marble Block.
EOR SALE-22 1-2 ACRES OF
II LAND, 4 niles west Of The city, DstTot Street
Plank Road with good cyttase hogss variety Of yOung
fruit trees, large EiHWbeTry bed &c. VIII take part
city property, The balance On lOrg time.
LTTTLEs KEYEs,
marl7:277 l60 Superior 81 est.
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SPALDING'S CELEBRATED
~ GLUE, for sale al
aprs - ' RETTBERG & KAUsAIANN,s
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90. ia, ANEMcAN BUILDINGS. SUPERIOR ST.
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MORNING LEADER.
WRDNNspAY MoRNING, APRIL 4. III.
Il ~ noIhesfend Hins.

f. cowLEs& co.
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.nR. SCHLOSSER has the satisfac-
- uon Of ayag before the public, st his Consulting
Oos as proof OF Che extraordinary Aatlsfacti0nu gvel
by ms unsurpassed style Of teanen, numerous list OF
stlmonials oIn the most Distinguished members of the
Royal hanitirs Of Eurupe. well numbeTess ones
IRON sta esnen plOma ists CleTgmsn, Military celeb
mites, Physicans Editors. &c &C of this country and of
EqTopei from OF which he bsgs leave submit the
following
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SLATE AND C0MP0SIFION K00FING,

Hours Of Admssi0n-For Ladies' to y A. n. except
ing sunday For Gsutlemen-Sunday from TO u O'Clock
A NJ and all other days fIom 10 O'Clock P. n
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DIssOIutiOn.
Russian Steam Bath Establishment,

St. Clair Street. Nos IS 81 opposite the Angler House
DAILY OPEN.
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CHERLFFS SALE-Rn n;rt,,o =

d. /. WHITMAN. Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

uNoR IIvENPooI.-THk Splendid BLACK BAIL
lire sipber ssio rs AAC " sBB ssls morrow. Room
for Of All asses Of passengers Apply 70 JACoB
WILSON, lCs South strest.
LyoR SAVANNAH AND The SOUTH H-THE NEW AND
Il hrst csss steamship HnNTsSn 4 ~ John A Poa con-
msnder, will leave per ~ X thursday No
htr P.sssge o savannah th Accom a .,,,ns mex
fss sousgomsry s2oi Mennbis ssl IS; Nahsne. r7 75
knoyve 50 81 OhsiSnrga s25; Alasry. S2S, C0lumbus
s2i Atlanta ss bacon SO Angussa 81 50 The ssesnsrs
vs. a &c 81 W-st street and Ss5 Broadway
The MO - VERNON sneeeeds on Saturday, Nov. 8.
uAvANA AFD NEW ORIEAEs--KyERY TRs DAYS.
IL Passage $50 10 sal Thursdss Nov. Al ~ o'clock
The steamship sIENv Liz J. u. Bulloch sade-, u
receiving freight will sail sboy- pier foot Of
sail NV. II
-viN1sroS cRocHrRos co. s Murray street.
CRlAT REDUCTlcN IN PRICE TO
u NEW 0nLRANs AND HAVANA
kteAmship EMPIB CITY,
Capt d 3. baxter,
VIII leave pier fsot of warren sre~s
Tuesday Oct 80 at O'Clock Pm
Freight N = ~ Orleans "a c~nsa per cutie foot.
Calm psstsge " BavAns .,.:...,...........
Stersge paAnsge 10 Neg Crleaas or Havana
N. Q. RI fBkRTS Agent. III West street.
of Warren street
No t'lis cs IN ing sisred after the safing hours.
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T,Ash ION COrHSk LONG IsLsND.-aRAND TRIAL
o Bwed between road horses for Of f2te gen-r
ousiy Evon b. Rer euan OF Re coutanded
loIses belrSgng 70 private g-r 'ensen residing 70 ~
Yo't or the adjoAaing Mile beAs best three In ve
1fe public respectfully informed thai the a~sugemsnls
Tor this novel ana tn eslng being complete vii
The fowinS entes hsys beea madeNr ttieheld enters
bay eedng Tartar Mr. J. Lovetig lsty suffolk Pier
b. Rstiss nshe ksce O'Clock precisely
Admission u Al OF the Sands. 81 ysters
from New York oh the bv ntber tho Mighty
ssh Thirty fourth TWENTY third Tenth Housson Grand.
Roosevelt IT eel or Peck sip ferres
Passengers by the rhrt, fourth aud Roosevelt
ferries all ste the o. the Fushing railroad. The
beinx under the direction OF committee OF ger-
usmen With wtom recnrsry prHtts consideration nefhcr
PAT M be spared render this the
tsiec md - he etne c,e ut most exciting wnessed
h his ,ounry To prevent fusioo well avoid ds
Appointment visaefs requested 10 he the In
sessr tNe hnres viii he stsrtei promptly TIE
zen ed An etcen. police engaged 10 ordsr
T1Nof COURSE 7. L-rR0rTING:-oN WEDNESDAY
~ Oct 81 IN ~ O'Clock siakes $3.50. mile heat
best three in Eve y harness Burton Oh se'f
n. n. Gibe1 m Gapisaa |. y. ssnrns eh
n. frrsey. 10 come CA On rood day
STRAW WHIT. Propnetns.
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pvBHoDsu fRrfoHr tRRATarMsrT FOR sOK.
ria Pcvs~rsnih Cty prsnt and Kichrnond s,unecsax
N Eovsok a. p.srrs,urv and oush side hair-as Cor
T.yreArure Nsnfoi Asmpha and insrme metss.s slsbscs
1rerts ID cvery day, and through rseep furnssasd n
"a s.sv JasEsrowS CAP, stiuser leaves every Tue.
a.L IS npo,r,vu a. = ror.s .-.-~ y, :,
scnsnaksp yuHEf0VH,capi Parish, every saturday.
y,ssv+. .p ry.mol Nrfois, cents per foot; 70 cty
ersrt 4 e%s.ss aud pirbnarnt. ? cess. - -.
49, ~ 80 .-ss.' LUDL An HsfNEkks
- rs hn>.d~sv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

INoG SAVANNAH -srGAnrBfP HuStsvILLR, OAFr.
yro A. Post VI leave pier roJh river GA rhar4dsy,
rs@rd ss<snwes.tnrs sb Thrgnss ncse.s 70 ksw =.
L~ax - mobile 49, Aortxs as Memphis Al ~,
easAvA ~ 7b Knot tile 70 Chat s1s. Alesnv
-. AunslA- s1l. oumbus s2i Mac sat- AukunA sa ~
s:sfs sss s,s,s s,s ,s e. % ar,s vDy y l. I
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DupUOxIQN IN PRICES.
N ATLANTIC sTkAs NAVIGATION COMPANY
NEW YORK AND GALwAH LINZ


1oIAsA p.a.scxsu and ne royal mali and govern
..s. eomprsns is Is: Sns been approved ,,
NSw IL isoN s,us wHKu srsaMHss
s sS ,, sors bar.ssn
aS 5 ton. sa,:sso
The asst depsrsare .i be The PRiEos ALBsRr from
Sss Fro. s'ss rsr rssss;'ss s.' 3 so,ss = rvsr
hass z y, s sso 2, ssssS Sa ana %
rs. "i 500 So "a ss seaorcas - STATE room .ocou
.odsaos s..s 81, Including cooked pros,a =,
hiArsn aedsr twelve Years half p,cs acds, ces ves
is clAss pasense~ are required 70 furnish beds and
. s.: =: Re: Re. . e. from s s:s T:
rrs.<si care r~ss ds s.fss, oomfo csmsiaed
mel sa % .csAsss ssS ~ ss ss q sa-ps
3 speed snd gs w-sts-r qualities any .~saA ever buii
M s saSs ship
wkns 70 .sad fr h-ar trenas obtain return tickets
II srd c.Sn S'ss ron as ss.Ss @ n ,h,r cssn an,
snses :s Ea.ss ND sss s' '''1 '0" '
" ''s's'' Or 'sss'Si 'HcSi.SSD sSR' : Asr,sx4as AGENTS
CrEAM " sEKLY BsrwEeS VIEW Work AsD LIVER
9 poA sndIg sno ewh.r-ps .s.sngs,s osss"sosn
sAip Cssnpsn, ds.prhnx their fa powered ohds
MT7 o. W4sHIsaroS. saturday, November :
EAna Akoo .ss.urdsy. S"vsnser y
aad svssy ssiurds; pier = sorS river
Ffrs cabin.
s.e.:ss1 1ss;n ss. soeS 4 Z. s %Ss's. 500
Passecgerv forwarded TO Paris Hs Hamburg bremen,
UoGssrdnm, Antwerp dc, r~duc~r through ia
Pcssns ~ishas 70 bnos their friends bus tickets
the folio York-fI~m Liverpool
flu@ensnwn Ora ~an SIS s56 and si0s ss-ersge from Lv
oEpoos, Ss0; frum Qunens own. $50
ssse sasaprrs have superior for pass
srs snd cvy surgeons they bu In water
6ght scins and hsv. patent DIRE snph la bosrf
For further pfcrmAtor apply 10 iis.rpoo 70 whsm In
snAr - " atef 10 Glasgow 10 Within Inn m
60 6A EaocA square; IN Qosens'own 70 W Seymour
Rsr Jules Deccue 40 rPlace de Ia Bore In rhisdsl
phA to John Dale 10y Walnut STREET .r VI the companys
O6oes John q. LALk Ageat, 10 broadway, N. Y
UVOR eOUTHAMPfoN AND HAvKe-oN SATURDAY,
- No. ~ --sbe Urhsd sts.ss mail steamer rJLruN y A
Fua Il Beach saturday No. Il This stes
fr sssey and 20 nforp hss double eognee
tight aents wth be-
dss tands IN tbs VI oolou sr1odng
pumps the safey ~
end Price OF In second cabin e and
SAMUEL NJ FOX,
GEO MAGKENZIR
Areuta no Brosl way
~ sGsa.asr AKAoO win sn December g
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IRABuu. LrNs-FeoM CHsRtRsrrr TO HAvANA,
L va lev Vea-unt~d stale. m sii ste~mshsp IsA BGL.
. nrsune crr ma ~dsr TIE Postmaster G~ueral having
N..~ - fav ~ rsgnw of his s~sush'r lSAgk.
rs ahsrsssn the i- ih snd 2fsh sovemow 40
III lesw. tha and l7h November, sui DeseIa
- sss~r ~tlrf date rh~ wi Cn.ies;nn the rA
ase ss q nanrih sud Havana he i6h AMI IA ~
- mo- "a For spesd comfovt and peesure this hnc
uurvN~sf rsF-Age ear ~ secured % AZ vbcn
lo sPtVrDeh rll.ESTts 10 % ifnsf way, F~~ YORK
=, M.kpgrsf 90 Charles,Yn. Nsis fo- h~ s-4m@y
u be- H. ss 10 q s rosi once the dates 81 |, Ne
-advrvxsa~fnwat
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U>oR Gu .rLrRrus -rHF r1Ryr Ass sIDs WHEEL
~s~rshas RS s1OaE STATS. Capt y Nsrsha ~,
-s se rwn fil.dei bls for hArfsian On Nonday N1f-
1rr o a tocthrk A. Cabin pnsng-, I'D, sfsrrave -
ItfcuxL bk 80 Ne Orleans and int@rmeda@ pfnta
,su~ r~ea ~ ht renmsrs from new lorx ruperrr y
rs1n~ ny - e~~rfrrd BY applyra to 4 fktON Ir ~.
fowFh wSsrwss fha sd~lphis. The ssamsr STATE ~
h~r N Z lO o'clo~k A. NJ
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A RARE CHANCE -J.ADIus AND GENTLEMEN WHO
"A dssi-ous o. hsAiusg pr s,y
snrus articles % -wesrnE Arp~sl. iewsl,y cArps.s
k<sidBs Furnisu.e NJ s kinds
a6 modsed suit themselves th- uudesgaet
tas beer issoped I, purch fer h.es horss
Weet and must have goo9s almom price line
c,-s-d 10 Aph. lss svs III avenue bet .-en rweate,h
snd twenty first viii bs in at~lv attended
sns siseodedto by Mrs. A. N. BPe~se iend without
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CLOTHING q.

4 BETTER CHANCE THAR FvrR LADIES Asu
"A gentle have deu and for Clothing
for the Western spd touth~r market also for rurrturc
csrpets Jswelry Sc guarantee b, for Sk dresses
FROM - 10 $40 for poollsu kc the
for from a to sl7 for Panis Vests 81
upwards boots shoes &C. Ny calling addressing aAk
kfs sS sevsp nth second house below
stgeet be nvinced o your sat sacou Ladies'
tended by Mrs Harru.
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U~oR CsARLxStos. =. o, s.vAsEAu, o.; Also Aso
,,~ e~ush .nd Srtih semi vecxv Vuiief states
rsn 1a~ was~i 20 uassip iAne The Aguiscsnt Ge,nsup
wAkHvrII.R l. Nurrs, comm sndsr all i..v. pier so
ssu~iy sa~@ ~ with hrufh uck@s ~ 'oalo~s-
10 g. th.flesi0n. =. q, se, seG trssrs.
issp "a Sssp as ksnenuery Ala ts5 Nashvilis T~un
"a. ~ nempAs 81 fs Cns,Aro1E,, - ku1rviie - ~
sps s y 81 e. rc re'ghi or ps.aae .pry " spys-
rOsp. 1uIg~TOs 4 10. ~ Brns1wAv 1he IgLOhblA
Csrt Rcrvs Eli sucs.e on saturday Nov Tbe Adams
ptrtsrn eIprets csrri.f 90 ms
enfl ns tsvs. f.rr, Ae
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rOUCHINa At ST JOHNS NE.
10 hnd pessecxsS and receive the royal mall ana govern
Deut dispatches
The compranx ths inc nave been approvoa oy
dnarn INV and. ahe
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1rAluAmE WAGON AKD SADDLE noKsxs roH

y ssle, viz
rold BUN cbes,rut Mare l5 h-nds yeeIr Cd vi hou
sxcepou u pleasant and yart drive. Ia s Vui
ttsvs ste very fast and cost 5000 ~fl sell he. =,
and shnv speed worh ~ 10 worth ~ on
fr her lcfks nd syi- ~ rnng ~hou spe~ Ais Ah>Sf
Horse. 1ss. hands high y.srs Old iss
rnsdlwhzcus hsy Colt bali sister " iant@rn
h.-dsome picture 10 hands hrh years na aud i Sc
A@o - el.sspi % tie gray s.ode Mve is hsnfs hfh
hnr old csrvies hersc In spenfd shsp,
vel worthy the aiHnuon N g~nteman or lady wsn
ing tryt Glars torss st reasonable hure
The ah~ve a rseponsby and fuy warranted IL
hird aud sount M AL harrsss and under The s,die
snir sh~r n cics~ ts~ sot of
aiieman siv.ng h horses Address p bor i0 Herak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

U,Rs Wrs urLxR NO . PEGS sr.rp-HAs rHl Las
s-A ard ckoA esa ss~ovnsr q Dogs "a u. wuid syn
frr ~als ana anoh Rusers nfate sanee and vlrs
Es,srr 81 coats ~ bce .Bui@rs Brc~dns Trsn
lng MKnafpre ept, rr@Agc.s kc !" o. Deg Price W DOG
Re enereui varieties ~ the Dig Prics = eruis. Dow
tosrded trained, Ac. Advice gratis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

-.kARR OhARO1 Fok LADIES AND 0unyl.snDS
n their "a ~iching ipto eAsh FROM - -
psld for an Dr-sss fro " Sn for Co>s and rum q Y
- fr Pants end vesfs. In wooleu Drenas CAxpNtA
rurnure and Jewelyy the hssss prss pa Please can q
nur bs~ssn s.vsss.snsh and MShieenth sr~-. r~ass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

yUAsHInoIoE HALL sTABIEs, l,osl AND l.os3 rHIR
w av~nue, between l2sh a.d i56sh sfceta vsrm,n
kscds bgn ss 70 years OLD Also come vevy hne aug
hnr~rs N hcrses recently from veroni AM n
be surpss~cd Those 10 want os nr
rrr spee horse viii DO vel 70 cAn and exanlos "
N~ '' moADfuoRR LYTrB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

IA. aIADuArBp sUxenoS DIrrur,
NO 20 west fweuty ninth SkysnA
Befween BrAAvav md sissh sveoWa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

slO1 GRAND STREET. FxAR aOwERY MADAME
ZOl wlI0Eh, clsirvoyant AID gifted spsnsh lAAy,
v~s the myst~vee a futuy love- martagw absent fcnds
knes prscrbes medicines for ~ diseases tells lacky
numbers prop rty 81 stolen, 40.