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n bbID IINbEEU UlU,
W 70 bblE boiled LfnBsed Oh,
10 bbiH Liquid Dyes,
80 b6la Varuiahel,
10 tons White Lad, nom FUE8 Lad 70 the
almost Worthie1l aRtielsI fpr sale " -
tu1el4 bAAIOHI bhos, = 70.
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Posl once Notice.

This tThursdsy) being the day ap-
pointed for holding the National Fast, the
Post Office will only be opened from nine
O'Clock to ten, A. N, and from five o'clock to
E. CoWLEs, P. N.
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MIsCELLANEoUs,


We clip the following items from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser Of the 18th.
TIE LATE GALE-Iti is reported BY captains Of
steamers and vessels, who were outside uHring tho
recent eQuinoetial storm, that it WAS the seyeres
experienced for many years az any like period a1o
Il Is quite probable that we may Yet hear OF some
serious disaster iesulting 1rem It, The propeiior
Lon Iity, which Il here for Lake superior, vas
Visited with the fury Of the e mpost Lake Huron
and. after hard struggling, nm ally reeehe1 IaEes
Bay, where she lay until the storm subsided gaPs.
Turner states the the heaviest be had en-
countered tor the past hve ara. The steameE q n
ron, bound down, when Of Point an RarQue, was
Obliged to put back after throwing overheard up
wards Of hundred Darrels q salt besides oaing
q quantity OF shlngleg; she nnally succoeded IN
reaching TaRas, also. Ihe steamer Forest eueepi
learn, reports seeing vessel ashors az Punt Al
Barque, supposed to be grain vessel Tniss how
ever, nesda eonhrmations
WooD.-Conaiderabls Quanties Of wood, We notice.
is being shipped forward At tho present tine ~ 1p-
ward bound Vessss 10 Chicago, lumber frelght4 Be-
ing almost cut Of tho question: Huch ot TIE above
commodity Is taken from Gibraltar below fhill
while large quantity lies in readiness % bo loE
warded from this city which has been brought down
from Bear Creek and Wsliaceburgh. Ga
TEST OF SPEED between two rival steam tqgl
took pace yesterday afternoon on the river nleh
commenced, We learn, on tho passage oosh MoA
river st. Ulair, passing BY This poTt % cove y
Lake Erie. The boats were the Bay Cl4y ana -Ala-
dian. the flrmer b ing considerably IN aqfancl
while pa - ',eTe, but we lssru aiterFtrqli when
/ dswn my Judy, gradually fell IN the 'FoaE.
Ofe.'ir a sVadian took tho broom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

FRAHK PARKHR.-Ldvery and Boarding
Stable, % seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages St ressnusble figures.
sep44R26:Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

@r The Louisville journal iS one of the
best papers we get now. Hawks & Bro. re-
eeive it regularly every day.
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NY. sroCK mARKEr.-sspt. a5.

TBT TEEEaRARKJ ..1 3 Huls ~
call 1900.
sTRRLING ExCHANGR-Heavy and duh
ct l064 @ltss for best bankers bills .-.-..- L
STGCK8-Untted States IS i65 e73l; United States
Sc 81 coupons 9ls; Treasury &c years es; Ohio g.
Co eg1S: Louisiana IS 81; Missouri IS; Maryland 5s
7O1k; Illinois coupon bonds 79 Hu5son lst morgaRe
l0s4; New York Central 73k; Pacific Mail S54;
Cleveland Pi,tsburgh l0 cleveland & Toledo % ;
Milwaukee & Prairie DuChine T71l. G4J 'tEfE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
eugg- Ri
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8oaFaing

DOARDING HOUsE-THE Z
49, C6nroh,-oIis 81 the Flaaaautalt looations IN
~ $3.50 ben th1rcuglly r1Esiredfl end z nrt
- 7n9 Eo1Tdero.. EalntlAo3 NlatlH8 - ll1Illll
tHl|rcln roonl can b accommodated with leleo
6rf 11laIt room and had-Foonei ano SINGH
Honr1II n3f Il11 noardere vii Ind good apo11 No
Iinr1 ~ rairoilnh 81 tarIir neiareBco4 gigel and
E11fsds Ilslsa1 g ~. BqRklI1.
DoARDIEG .=GOOD BOARD 3
:. 1te11ul 1ol.ll oan q had f1In fruT Gl1i
S,ll, ~ 1ltilcel and thoir wives, q No s. en-
or1l11s lz1 Aleek. eslltA3
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II H HOUOHON9ON.

ga P,aefesi nd Gciafte CpteiGA,
G.sss ss.ogi1as1at e e ths nost imgreyse
fnT So 81 lar sighted, afo ground under nl1 oWl
ofTeotfon ~ nnchinesY Ola ueF cons VIII
he TTe1agi caro % e 70 8oli TIE eye ~ Al elas
el1l1r pfeskns1s DlHEinoe1 or ln1emmatio1 q ne
E5sSS and impsrtins atrsnEta ior long reading o.
= soi5fhonson eould hsEeinfofm ths public that
ih1 nev8f empoys any one 10 the sale ol bic Lense
- kIio. 8 srlendl a1g0rtm eut ol SPY GlAbelsl
iNIORDSCoPEe, COZ PASsEs, g., on ha1d.
PAEI1EEQlAI BAA5 in1efiee Witnoet palas
6S1i0S-1o - Superior street, under A1asrluEu
tH6sliI s7,1 ~ mdIlsdsW
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Mas. B. RovuI, Prssids9t/
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glnmhlug.
Q p BOWER.

PLekBkR zEb 6As E1FTER
No. 1o3 Pub. Square fundeE Ohapin Hail, J
Nanufncfuros and keeps eonStantIy on hand Al 4 g
0f Plumbara' and Gas Eittara, nlatsrlals, gqch =
Bath-BoiiarB, Lead, Galvanized and Iron Rt1ei
Sheet Lad, Braaa and Iron Iift and Nproo f1nTrI
BrnaB end Plated Eancaf and everything neca1ely
% t ~ aOuass. Stores, &c,s with W4tr ana 50 p
the most approved prfnripies.- q - ..s-,,.s /
PartiSeisE Ss11fio7 FiVoa g ~ NJ "a ooasasI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

THh BGaks.--ThIa being ne day appOint-
"a By ths President as q dsy Of NationEl
Fasting, the Banks Of this city WI not Be
epsn fps bdsineas.
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Att0Faegs At Aaw.

sslr-------- -------l---------
ES = u. aSPAEDING, ATTORNEY b
N 05nnsslIof - Law, No. Porkins' Block
6AGEk 3 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ asE O5unoeIl0rs e Law. 0mes l65 eurerioE
g55l. forposite . erchart'c Bank, , Clefaiandi o.
BpER. j b, ATTORNEY AT
Law Warren, Tfu1lbull eonnty, Ohio. Qllco
NSsl< q 7sTtst atrstt 70 dsctdl1
NIfLIl1AASON AND RIDDLE,
W. kFEonNEEs AZ Law. OMce No. 90 Blperiol
llsSt GlGlslnnd, ohio. 3. MlLllAM5 M5OAf
IlaA a. 9. kIDLA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

I'd EYuLYkRa Il Ba, II ksfVKs,
IL Ne assertmsnt Of CIR ne- neal a q
Sooi1 : har.sa1 80 q -. stYlsa Has isep, and
dos ass1ltnsnt d BoHis Knivss jult rseeisra -
~ - s-1e@se - TERsr rs su1 store 2
ssv't Ne lol sassElor /. -. !.
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COMMEROIAL.


President-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Prss't-H. 3. SCOTT. ifreasussr-- r. 7. LEON.
DIRECTORS. ~ v
4. B. Clark, A. Quin, 3, s. Davis, 3. BroEnsn, 81
Harvey, A. !. Hegsea, H. f.Lostef.
REEEREEa.
s. y. Lester, J.G. Husssy, c-I y. B. scott.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

r Hawks has Vanity Fair, Wilkes
Spirit, LEDGER &C., for this week. Also At
lsetio for October.
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cLtAAkD
s s.ms. 9i Ocean. EEsn,, SsI., Detroit. R.s ro,.,

Stmr. OCEAN, Evans. Detroit. ral
Prop. Genesee Chief Drake, Toledo. ~ a
Prop. Mary Stewart, richardson, Detroit.
Schr l.. 3. Col smith, Barnard, Wyandotte, 20
tons coal Crawford, Morris Price. 81
schr. Emm Eliery, Port Huron, ~ bSlb frnr
sheldon 4 Fentoui 5 tons iron and nails
crawford, norris b Price. =. z1 L
sehr. Island ehief, Titus, ssndusky, 40 tons salt
Cunningham =. 81 nl-a - 81
schr Exchs nge, ReweI Chicago, 4o tons coal, Tics
s. -hr. X. q. Lake, Wright, Port GLASGOW. -aL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

F0R SALE n =.
THE HOUSE AND LOT Oh
PittsbHrgh 5tsest, known e tie Hiae1eoe3
and aud lot l89 IN Kelley md WalWort1 snbdl-
Ei5oa Said Proparty having ole hundred ioe8 lrQni
On PitiBbuFgh street and extending back ten fo9 u
sn alley. mo house Is large Wi bullt End ccase
'l'o'' 1oi '''1i sz&SSH. BAoKUs : NOBLE,
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DIED.
CANDIDATE.

In Norwich, Conn sept. 20. Mr. ANDREW B
HUN ctHGT ~, AGED 81 years.
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MARINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
1ErEsEp.-s1rE. 8.

AAAAAAD.7 S9Ar-' - ~ ? I.E
stur Ocean. Evans, Detroit.
schr. Emma. EI;sry, Port Huron, 90 d lumber, ,
n lath. sheldon d French. ei
Schr Island City, TITUS 81. Clair 20 96l It lnmbsr,
81 a lath, Purdy 4 Mcneil .. j -,.E- III E {
Schr. s. q. Butts, Monroe, Long Point boiler,
engines, snchors aud chain, schooner
rigging, l. cords wood, taken from prepel-
ler jersey ClIy, wrecked last fall a. Long
Point .f
scOv St. JOs-ph, stone DstrOit, IS N lumber, Ham
on Crawl.
scoW LOUISA, Wood, Port Burwel a, ,s24 # lumber,
as bundles lath, Thatcher, Burt 3 %.
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AantNltAral.

nUBETN "a USYA RD-W &
u ha7s received on c0usignment 4 very pice AZ
,feIe Of 7luttard manulactufod 10 Dublin, Ireland
we can recommend il a1 being hTrt-rate articla.-
For sale bY the Keg or othergigg.
TURNIP SEED-WE HAVE
for sale hns stock Of Turnir sssd of the I'll
- Ed Top, Strap Ieeli
~ White Ton, Strep Leaf
GQidrn Ball or Orange jelly fI-
Ehfte stone,
Arers White Norfolk f
49, WhltB Globe, j .iar
R6tss Hess O PprPle TOP EWsde,
.,lesr 49, ssd Ss1as Il this gsaEss growth
- r J. STAIR SON, ~
No rs Ontario Btraet.
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vIssEIa FAssED.-Ths following vessels Ba'.sd p

.roit on the 94th e54ftfF -
Bound Up-stsamer Planet; p-opellers Buffalo
SuBquehanna; bark Col Ellsworth b tgg Michigan
Hampton, Nontezuma, General Worth. Lolsil
sch, oner Mary Conins, Sa c B. r iummis, For
tire, w ngs e the MorUing. A. Baeh9chi Geo. W
Holt Uts Q s. Ro inBon.
Bound DctrH-Rropel.er ers Fountain City, Illinois
PitlsourRh; bai Ks ID. NorriE, n maasilou, sardinia
Sam Mad, l.. d iottou, B. A. etannard Uceel
Wave, Tnrrent, Shook, telegraph. Wild aoTerf Ce
cnette, Courtwright, Geo. Steel ]. Christie, u. y
Siblry, Mus Sib gum, Corneita, NonpareLl, Lady 9
the Lakes, Norwegian, W. a. Willard.
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CANADA aBLOUR.-6OO BBLs
~ Oonada ElcuF, vuEy shOiee ,eE B@aeE9, e, ,gr .als
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.HIGHWIEES-10O Bus, HIeH-
81 wIsEs-hilA Had = gT00i Z e ~ asSs. sS9s.s'
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~ fpllsuilg b a -extzscs fron lastsr written
~ re p.-iar q aBaS4ist Church 70 the " Journal
snd lie.jelas cineinnsti, Ohio, nd EpaakH vol
Enoa "a AtoT 4 ihsf saiia-renosnsd msaioins, q
N. Euiasssa soosEisa exsur sea OEIIBAan
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Gates Mills, Sept. "A. 1861.

EDs. LEApER;-A good musician wants to
join regimentAl band. That is, he under
stands music thoroughly, and plays the
Aute well, but knows nothing about brass
instruments. If there is any chance fol-
such musicians, please notice it through
your columns, and obligea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

G. B. TIBBTTa would most respectfully announce
10 the voters Of Olsvesnd that lie is candidate for
reelection to the once Of Justice Of the Peace.
CleV land. Sept. 18th, 's6l.
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We hope that any reginsrtal band desir.
Gus Of securing 8 "musician Of the above
order" will let it be known at once. We
should say that Ause would be quite a card
on forced march.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

PEAoHEs I
vs 49, dsily-racsivinF Peaches Of the choicest
,srlstieS for ai 81 the Boskst Buahei, o. suailer
a1s6tiiYs e The loUegt market price, Z
- J ElA1R son, -
ssae-efF Ia nnfarin utreet
kIHW HON Y-Wb HAVE
u Irst received 4 Fory nice lot Of thia years.
Nr1rF, ~ boxes Of from six % twenty pgunol
tsiF1t Fer sais b :. sta lk SOh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

HARfIORD, Tfumbun O. ..
fHFshT eaEtlly that j have hegn ceatiu1 - -
" saT that haEs m8VeF olerec 1nT mellc.nea . -
Sublic that have INST with the deeioed robatlo1
ffhe neoplo Ike thaae, particularly the F3ll9 ane
Jsfh5ioon. They VII peflufEl al and naoIe than =
promised for thsEa- ] have sold abort ltg eoEtae
fslllts IN every ca1a. ,. H. Y. ltS15s - Ia
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#iniuttg.

Ar nLINERY GOODS l-NEW
lNk Arrival.
mrs. ". 8. P0EfER sfsauscs street.,
Is in receipt Of q new and eholos stock of
MILLIH ERT QoODS.
nompriSinE
HsW Style EhiTred Eatl FloEer1. bibeq 40 ara
ing eeodg, Cel ar xells y -
Besides great Fariely 81 aea19nnple 80 p
abls qooda not enrue1nf8d. sladl4 - 1efl'otlAAs
inVif d % call and examine -
SufsSs Tnskina done 70 crdar n - 3sts,
OPENED THIS DAY.
LADFrs' 4 MTesFs' Straw boENzE8,
SESr-y rfe-5as N1bbone. EioEelai HCuclels -,
Mns. \ IS. q 3. = ~ - 49,. -. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

II 4flltf' - AA-- e--ia-
A FARM OF "a AoRrs. yoss sa
WITH A Two STORY BRICK DWELLING
IN the Italian style d srchitsetnrs, with barn
veil, ciGtsrn and cut houses ~ nsE,si eomPf
ted, and ready for occupancy me house s bull
Cont Oh Kinsmsn Avehue sf q rods (; q bss1tifn
rAgIne and aliging brook run through tsa-rear eas
Of the Yarn there several pringB 81 pdre Wate
running out non the banks % The Tpllnes Ehtct
cart Of the Farm. Tor lentlsmanis ksaide1c
the whole grounds can be elegantly and ta9teIulb
Arranged. eor Garden, Ntneyardg OF lr1it D1li
tures It can be made profitable. being % near "a,
This farm can BE- divided into lots o. one . eve
more acres and maGe elegant re1lde1ce9, end ni y
large advance Of the price at which IL can; now B
purchassd. There are about 5 or ecree % Woqo
Kinsunan Street Railrosd passss throash ths Ave
nue in tront Of this Farm - --.rV aatf.
AISo-A hEN TWO STORY BRIOK HOBsE
Barn. Out B1ildingls &C., corner q kinsman aDe
Forest atrest. Houls and trl ms are az 1Es
class, with ali the modern style and built IN sui
Aiso-A NV TWO STORY BBlgK BOU5I
1ar ST1 5Opt 9di 6 qlei tie S s T eS 4 e. sdSs
Lot 10 ieet nohr By 226 fsst deep ThiE b . nrI1
class house, built in substantial malnef, 6nd y
the Italian Bty ls 81 arek lecture. % u = - =
Barn, Out Bulldings. eo, sdlolning t1e one at qe.
scribed Lot 100 fsi ront by 26 bet dee, and m
shed IN All rospssts IKE the oshar. u sl- Is.
Also-OHE VACANT LOT, on Kinsman street
Sre8s, Ils lo6t ront by ss5 deep. Sine lota On foi
sse street, between Alnsmau ana 6cOFill Ava o.
east side. Lots 50 set mont By - teet deep. y "
5sll on time TO suit purchasers
signed, 10. zoe Kilsman 81, OsEelann, Ohio. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

~Rsad What DE-. Bushnell says o. ths 6rsfsl-
bsrT Eedfcinal. Dr.. B. b physician Of ertsnlllo
,racos and Of the maGt succeaaiui in the coun-
safhi1 curfifes that hBFa uaed "a Gr1lsn earg
Us snd llsr8hslps Oatholicon, sold herP b g. o. o.
HartfoId, TriInb1ll county, Ohio, Aras Z, latlsg
7o1d 81 DruRri1ts and Med1cfne DealaEs through
ont ths eoautrY. EoI Hediclnes q Agouciee. 81
fTsa1- = -- h y. KINGSLEY, ClaEcienasi ~
iaH.dAE esnsral As'ati' ora Cd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

THE DEFENDANT, HENRY
BUeLY Will taEe not @ that on the lltn Gay
~ fEartsEnb bsr, 1851, GeOrge Gore ana 6eofgo NC
S.s, n ror1rnsncsd suit in attae ment against
ki,. N lie above mentionod Court ths oh1e and
1-s-ar 81 which Il 20 recover from lzlo dele dent
k-15 II With interest from August S0th, l5el, due
1i-I1ts On defendantB note given 20 plaintin1 for
killI7 dsted Wsb8ter, tMass-, Ftbruary u, laSl,
~ aiTnbls months afler date 20 pltintinl order
- q f1euis Bank, Worcester. Dsiendaut viii aus
Vf o. dsuIuf 5ad petition b. thsS0th oay Of No.
vSmbsr, iss, ssid petition VIII be tAHen e Oen-
'''''- : -. RzHNEY, BACKUs ! EoBLE,
nsp2s:s5s AtsornsJs Tor Plaintiff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

az- H. Ooensy viii deliver the Morning
Leader al Tie tOllOWing towns q tho time
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

George 4. BsrstoE anal
Rams 4. .Ba stow plns,l
ngalnzt
Emery ]. hubbard, In Common Pless,
d. f,1cant CuyahogA COuntY, ohio.
Geo. W. WoodWo-th,
--r q .t-r-7 guardian
THE SAID EMERY L. HUB
BARD via take notice that said George y.
HarstsW and huius ~ BarstoW, paltnoIs, tnder
T.SIris Of Ceo r. Bsrstow 4 Bro, Commenced . suit
hi stssoAment aga nst him IN the Court OF Common
Peag in and FIR Ouy shoRa County, Ohio the 18th
DAY Of eptsmber, 81 the object and prayer Of she
pefirion ch case iB to recover Of ssid hurba-d
$50 OO With lutsrsst IN reon &C the rats of1O ctnt
psr .nnum from August 18th, l958, on dofsad snti1
promiScEy note, dated August .sth, lass, payAble
3Ppt mbor l. ieo9, at heedB BEnk, Gales urg. Ilii-
nOis With internal a. the rass OF ten T eeuIum por
nnuum. sad ealendant will answer or demur %
said petition " the Oth dag Of aoTombsr, 1851, or
the ALLEGATION II the aamo viii b taken e. trae
ude ement rsndef 81 accordi1gly.
.fft d RA6HEY, B CGUs 4 NOBLE,
pt16.8se rsq Plaintiis Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-26

George g. Core snd
George AeC0nn.ls
aRainst In Cemmon fleaas -
Henry Bug'y, d fsndt. CuyAhoga Co1ntyS Ohio'
Henry l. CroEeliAnd
OBcar A. Chtidss
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-30
WHERE DID THEY GO.

We are tod, 10 kings Y, %, that Solo,
mon had at sea navy OF Tarshlsh with
the navy Of Hiram" aud tAa. once in
three years came the navy Of Tarshish
bringing gold and silver, ivory, APPS, ana
peacoeks. Where did this navy go2 We
have looked to the Bible cXpositors TO find
what is to be understood by IarshisA. and
We find that they have no knowledge on
the subject, but some of them think that
1t meant the ocean, in contrsdistinction
from the "great ocean, as the hedltsr-
ranean was called. We once beard rev
erend gentleman contend that the ships of
Solomon which were fitted out at Eziou-
geber, on the shore OF the Red Sea. felt
their way along the coast OF the Indies,
China, erc., waere they collected tncr
ivory, apes and peacoGks. aud then con,
unued down the American coast 10 Cali
tornla, which he contended was the Oph!r
of Scripture The text from which this
Inference is drawn reads rs follows: Aud
King Solomon made navy of ships. in
Ezion- geber. which is beside Elo,h on
the shore Of the Red Sea. in the land of
Edom, And Hiram sent in the navy his
servants, -hipman that had knowledge OF
the sea, with the servants oil SOLOMON
And they came to Ophlr and fetched from
thence gold. four hundred and twenty tai
ents, and brought it to King Solomon
1t appears to have taken these ships
three years to 20 to ophr and return
Ii they really came to California. we should
have some light thrown on the history Of
our mound builders. We could then throw
open connection between the Jews and
the extraordinary people who once inhab-
tied the Valley Of the Mississippi 1t may
be little hard to believe that Hiram's
=" shipmcn,' with all their knowledge OF
the sea- penetrated "a far as California
but we are forced to believe something
The evidences that our mound builders
had some connection with the lsraelites
are cumulative ssj almost bevond ones.
ton. Where did Ssomens ships go?-
Evidently not down the Mediterranean, for
they were built on the Red Sea Drhir
mast therefore have teen on the eastern
coast OF Africa where We have no knowl
edge of any gold mines, or it must have
bean in Asa, or on the western coast Of
America. We shall not decide where it
was, but we throw cut our suggestion for
the scrutiny Of those who are learned in
Biblical matters. - Printer.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-30
IRISH CHARACTERISTICS.

One OF our most bright and charming
pictures OF the good side Of poor human
nature is exhibited in he steady rc1ax OF
"A deep and rich stream of benettctlons
from the successful emlgrau,s to the New
World, to their friends and relations in
the Old. We have seen soiae accounts of
these remittances Of the European emf
grants to their friends at home which
seemed almost fabulous. But the fact is
well authenticated that thousands upon
thousands are so sent The Irish are es.
pecially renowned tor this warmth of re
membrance .or the friends left ia the Old
Country, and there are bat few who do
not sacrifice a part of their earnings eve
ry year upon the altar OF the domestic at
tectlons, The single trait OF national
character marks the people who possess it
tor generosity aud nobility. and compcn
safes for a multitude Of blemshes Pat
may love whiskey and shndy, be fond
OF - bit Of u row. and make his shilIe
lab too intimate y acquainted with his
neighbor's head upon small provocation
ard Just for the fun of The thing - but
his heart is warm towards his kindred
heats truly 10 MS lrleNu, ana Is ready TO
give his blood for his country. Who will
not forgive these irregularities and the
cccentrIcitles of warm nature, when il
is remembered that he never earns a dol
lar in which the wants and the comforts
If an old people and the sisters and
brothers left behind in tho parental cot
tage are not considered to have a share
We read the following in the Mobile
Register, aud hence these reflections:
What The Ssrram Girls Ss3.d Home.-
M II conversation with gentleman, yes.
terday afternoon, who is an agent for the
transportation of emisrants from the old
World to this, we were informed Of a fact
that seemed at first almost untrue During
the nine months past ending the irst OF
February, the Irish servant girls of this
city have sent to their parents end friends
in ireland the large sum of SG4. 900 The
rem,,ances vary in size, ranging from S.
to SO, more generally tho latter To
accomplish this the girls mus. devote half
their wages, retaining for their support
less than dollar u week.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-03-30
THE sHADELESS SHORE.


We have mnch-oved friend; a few brief years
We walk beside him down the path of life,
And then It's over, and he steps before
Or eho we see our friendship changed to strife.
Thank God, amid the dying loves Of Garth,
We behold land where deathlcss love has BIRTH
We have home circle reund our hearth,
And merry sounds and pleasant nights are there;
The year goes rouHd--there is an empty place,
The fire Is out, the festive board is bare.
But DER deaths river, on the shadeless shore.
A home is gathering to be destroyed no more.
The eye is bright. the cb~.k is warm and fair,
Youth, health, and pleasure rush through every
vein
One days sharp agony. or months long woe,
Bids beauty bow down in the shrine Of pain;
Thank Col no dire mi<chan~e, no creeping Ill {:
With anguish and with woe our Fathers mansions
fiji.
We bask ourselves in wealth. luxuriant court,
Dark uess and hardness are to u- unkm"vn;
Then suddenly We wake from our bright dream,
And riches and their fairy train flown.
How sweet TO know that on the chango"ss shore,
biAucLhs OF LtuC!Ss polu are ialu Tor US IN store
And oftontncs on lifc's t"mpestuou> sea,
When our frai bark is tossed by wind and wave,
We should he carried down the whirlpool there,
Oid not vision from afar of save
bay whore we our agile boat shall moor.
The drcary voyage passed, the raging tempest Ter.
There are no scattered homes in that far land,
No ryeu friends, no agony nor paia.
Ne broken hearts nor treacnerous fortune there;
No darksome graves, where lifelong love is lain,
No trial no temptation and no sin;
The ransomed .oce OF men to augels akin.
Heed not the thbrns that strcw thine Heaycnward
way;
Press onwa.d. upward ror;ons is the prize;
Forget thy sorrow u',r thy ruiu"d home,
BE ront thy lost friends grave lift ny thine eyes,
T. him, who, when ifrs troubled dreain is Ger
VIII welcome thee nj last upon the shate!oss shore.