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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-11-23
ARREST OF MASON AND sLIDELL

The highly gratifying news of the cap
ture of these two illustrous rebels is
brought us by telegraph. They were on
board the Nashville, which some time ago
run the blockade at Charleston. Thy
were conveyed to Bermuda by the Nash
vile, and then to escape capture by an
American frigate sent il pursuit of them.
they took passage for England upon an
English merchant ship. The American
Captain demanded them of the English
Captain, was at first refused, but afterwards
surrendered them, when resistance seemed
useless Those in England who have all
along BIZ en- favorable to the rebels will no
doubt seize upon this transaction with
avidity, and endeavor to force out OF it
difficulty between England and our Gov
eminent. They may succeed, out we trust
the emergency of the case-the great ad
vantage which must result to US from
their capture, and the fact that the Cap.
tain acted wholly upon his own response
bility will incline the candid men of Eng
land to view the matter in the light of
righ. and justice.
How TO KNIT SroKlNGs.-The following
rule on knitting stockings for the use of
the soldiers has been published by some
authority connected with the furnishing of
clothing for the army, and may be of use
TO some Of the ladies who design sending
stockings as among the aids and comforts
10 the volunteers:
Get large needles and coarse yarn. Cast
on seventy eight stitches, and knit the leg
ten inches before setting the heel. The
heel should be three and half inches
long, and knit OF double yarn, one fine
and one course, for extra strength. The
foot should be eleven or twelve inches
long-Dubuque Herald
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30
q 0 B s A L Il,



WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
IN the Italian style Of srchltectures with barn
WELL cstern and out houses al nsU, Just eopl9.
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house is bui1
With all modern improvements; the grounds have
fronton Kingmsn Avenue Of 40 rodsi Q beautiful
Of the Yarn there are several springs of pure Watl
running out Rom the banks Of the raytne, which
with simple hydraulic works, can be ccnFeyed % any
part Of the Farm. For aentleman's Re5idenol
the whole grounds can be elegantly and tagteinh9
arranged, FOR Garden, Vineyard or 6ruit Oul'
turs, e can bo made profitable, being 20 near the
cltYonly about 100 rods rom the oorporation limits
This hrm can be divided into lots Of one % hEo o.
more acres, and make elegant residences, and 81
large advance Of the price ct which Il can now b
land, part Of which il beautifnl Groye. Ihe
EiuGman Street REflrcad paaleg through the Ave
nus IN fTont Of this Farm
Al8O-A HEW TWO BTORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, 6c., corner Of kinsman and
Forost streets Lot lis feet on Kinsman, and 395
Forest street. House and improvements are all fF1i
class, With all the modorn Etylet sad built m sub
Aiso-A new TWO STORY BRIUE HOusR
Barn, Out Buildings, &o., 5tus tel on orest 5tget
Lot 100 feet hont by rs feet deep. This d nrgt
oiGsg house, built In q substantial manneri ana n
ths Italian style Of aTchitecture,
Also-Another TWO STORY BRICK HoUbA
Barn. 0ut Buildings. es ad dining the one e9s oe-
8cribed Lot 100 fst 'front.' bY rs ieet deep, and I'm
iahed IN All respeotB Ike the other.
AlsO-OHE VACANT LOT, on ktnsman street,
second lot from the corner Of ktn1man and IoTesi
streets, iI3 feet ont b. s96 deep. Kline lots on Tor
est street, between kingmant ana EcoTtl AEenue
east side. Lots 50 feet front b z56 fset deep, WI
sell on time 70 suit purohasefBs
1B-Eor further Information enquire OF the under
signeoi 10. 40e kinsEan s., OlsVeland, Ohios
luno1o.-oo .1. -. 49,
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BIG. =. WTlAH,
noV2.ssl Att'E f0r PitH,
MASTERlS 81 E-PuRoU-

MASTER 8 s A L E.-PURoU-
lyl ANT to the command Of an order Ct sale
irOm the Court Of Common Pleas Of 9ugaho7a Ooun-
u, ae the suit CT The Cleveland and Mahonilg
EaiEoad Comptny sgainst isaac IT,. heAlis
and others, b dirscled shall eErco lor sale q
public auction, at the door Of the Oourt Gou9ai IN
the Cts Of Cleveland, en- the sixth caT Of Deoon-
bar, l35l ct ten O'Clock A Ms the following de-
Bcribed parcels Of land situate in th8 CfT ol CeEo
land, county Of CuTnhoFa, and state o. Ohio, ard
known by being part Of HeWitt's suDdiyl5lon Of t1o
% calsd sFEin property 10 said Oifyoi Cleveland
70 Wit
App aiged at sl756.
Parcel No. II. Lot No. sixteen o. laid gnpdlFl-
lon. Appraised at SKA
Parcel No, u. Lot No. seventeen Of aid sub1lg.i-
ion. Appraised - tl5lQ-
Parcel No. i3, Lot No. eighteen o. nd IlpciIil-
ION. Appraised At Sl50o.
Parcal No. "a. TIE westerly part Of lot no. nila-
teen 10 aid subdivision, bounded n0rthery, south
erlT and westerly b. ths lot ne5, and eGgtarly b.
he centre ino q brick wall nearly r1fallol with
MerWin street and about scr seven llet distant
southeat tarly therefrom. Arfrai8ed a. alllo.
Parcel No. %. Tho eagteTiF psrt q lot No. nlEs-
teen In said subdivision. BOUNDED thery, eesil-
IL and southerly b. the lot lines ana westerly lF
tho centre line 0f6 brick Ecl neszly parallel win
MaryFin street al1 about foTtT-segca lset 4iIiali
Bantheastsrly Ba theretrom. ArPseised p tlls5
Master Comm.
RAEEzx, BAOEUs EORIl, Atior1sIs-
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s.. In Court Of OOmmon PIsa.,
es0EEs W00aard.

state o OHIO, n
Qugahoga county So.
Julia A. WOodard,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

sALETHH DRlloAOTEs Or gHH sRAsoa ere 70
b i5uad at Aould 3 Hogaas, on the fqnare,
Temperate, TOErid and FFidged zOneo ars oil
represented during ths year Asserting 70
their season. What ThOmPsOns Is to Nc"
yoli, Is Mould ! HOgaa'sto this CITY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-30

ny The Ladies constituting the Soldiers
AID Sooiety o. selem, Ohio, caves festival n
the Town Ball on Thursday evening, Nov.
2lst the net proceeds Of which amounted 70
nearly one hundred dollars. y .
The above amount with the fees Of adnis-
lion to ths Society, srS 10 be expended In The
purchase Of material to be made up into cloth
ina. &C., TOR ths benefit Of the soldiers regulT-
ing It.
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GQmfeEttqnern.

HIN HR1N k
o HAVING REMOVED 10 HIs HEW oUAaFEAss q
No. 90 LYMAN's BL0oK,
(Opposite the Court House, Pub. sauarss)
q prepared rsOelEs the eAlls Of his friends and
the public ct large.
EEerTthing in the line Of Oonisctionsry & Kept e.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IS usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
q vel e. the choicest eAtables served up at nc
nsnt'B notice.
DINNER Is sKRVED DAILY
for the accomm odation Of persons having business
at the Court House.
KHHNETT ALH ON DRAUGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DB0Ps-superlor to
anY thing IN the Oonfscti0nery ineusi receii cd by
JOHN SOHR1NH.
-LOOK OUT FOB THE TAFFEY.Ea
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THR ABOVE NAMED AsAHEL


u 3. Jaeks0n, rasidsnt0 q the sfaIa % u inoi1i
and Alana0n LaS rsnoo, resldeur0i the eflla o.
MicbtEan viii take not.ea that be plaintiff the
s0th day Of OoJobe io6 aed bis petition, setting
t0rIh Iudsment obtafned in favor q tha rlainTll
against said Jackson AZ tire Nay term, Is o 0f laid
O0urt, for fs34 y l0J dollars dsmage8 aud c118 q
suit and that ceTtain dead cf con FeTa1ce, gL-
eouted b. said JACKSON to the said LaWrancss o.
ted On ab0at November 5th, TX q and made With
out consideration ana for the purroEe o. DEF aul17
thts plaintiff and other creditors Of the ldd Jalols
that said deed pretended 70 convey tha loo ilg -
SERTED pseIaise- to Wit Situated in the City .
ClsTeiand, IN the county OF CuF ahoga and biase q
28, in Barber Lords 5ubdil lsion a that part g
said City Of Cleveland, f0rmsriv chic CITY ard .
BOUNDED follows, 70 wiz: north b. 1ln Itrsafi
east and south By lot linfs, and ~ tna eIt Q
o. same lot 10 2i6. and is q tedt mont Loral1
str ete rlnce bln7 bad 70 the plat anc survey %
AhaE Merchant for more PARTICULAR deer Ption.
Aiso-Ancthtr piocg OF parcel Of tand known -
being number 7sl, IN Barber \ Lord'a 5ubdlVi1lon
IN that part Of the uity Of OsTeani y hich aas iE-
m6rly own as Ohio ClfTi founded norfherT o1
lots Nos. zl, Zt, 27 and zl8 ca tery On lot No ~
8Oatherly ios 792, aud Wsafsrlg on r IN atra
and being about q isst On Penn street, and abous
80 feet de p, Be- the same mo- or less and suect
that affrr levy had been maze on sad premises
b. iutin On execltiOn issu.d On eaid lncgmel 8
the said Lawrence con eyed the lot lastly abuTa a.
Bcribed to the sid J Ohm Singeri to 8 o. the g
day Of February 1861. And praJ ing th1t 18th sad
d eds La eociar VOID and set aside, a13 the said
pr Miss be sold and proceeds applied IN ~ eut @
d tiu III said ludguo1t ana costs Of SUIT 1he a1ll
Alenson r. Lawrence and Asabel H. lacE1cn 70.
Quired 10 answer said petition or beiora tha lth
BEG. h WTMAH,
noF2s6l Att'Y ior Plth
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- ALL-suTEIOlRET THRER
VIENNA
d PAalS

WRIEsEMAR L,2&3, ARE DE
TEOTED By ROYAL LIT rERs FAIA4HL, = 9
lagltnd en4 E9ourod y tne e9..9 9. - 5SiScss "a
Gharnacie. de PariIs And tha AnparlA O'--1s' "
10. q invaluable lor eLhauItloIi
~ -Sri,tSIV erSdies al traces d thoso Dis
n,1sg that have Heretofore oeon lfe4t4 u .le m
dos md refnlciorl u7e q oosl,a Al -.
r,srculy tharsbF i1surl19 . ne 9ql.l4f ePell y
iisf diibsFsing an impuritosi Ano Footlng cdt tna
~, Nos. ], and 8, are preparation ths
r1 n Io1snFe, devoid oi tlte and snail, and c1z
sf diVidsd into separate dos, g edlli1tsrof tg
$500 Tsllsuand RouE, Ricoldi -. Prico q eaoh
- d nagas f0F oo, which save ~ aud u "a czal
~ rSby there u SAVING o. g., 70 b had WholslEli
I'D RETAIL o. Dr. BARROW, No. - bleecker gtroei
New York. lmnediata.y On FecslVlnE remittA1e-
81 the Wcrld, securely ranEed, and add eaA accord
inE g th9 ln.Euetloh1 q g STfi15E sar -,
ElHE T. fns9elaNff
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NAMED De.
.Hh AB0VI


~ fEh hDAHTs, win take noties that John FTIsnf,
% ClsFeand, 0his, On The 5th DAY of Oofofer issl
ggya1oga COUNT, Ooiol against John :. Borggss
Hrs. EFederka BOrges, and AL The other nans1 d.
tsndantss setting f0rth that the plaintiff jude
msnf r8c0Es red b. ona a. scEisly aglirIt ths al
Borgegi at t1q February 1870 term Of said court of
me sum O s6os,ll, With cost a1d lnteresi, Enleh
cuti0n was issued On ead judgment 20 the 1n1ri q
the county, hnt had BEEN returned unnafi1asd, ald
have no property liable for execution. Bci l1s
p!aintih charges the said John = Bgrses q fralq-
ing cloths, &C Ia the city Of Cleveland, 70 hl8 I1
in-laWs Theodore foges, and that said BorEs1 car
store goods, under TIE fass brstenes Of beln4 t6s
business and goods Of Theodore VoFes. That Borga3
gtrs Cs1ssud. 155ogs 5srtal5 % y. ss ~ - n
the pethon, which be Keeps coEeredTith mortglge3s
some 2t which are only Pretended onel and otheEl
farm property "a E1st Cleveland. described n th8
petltioni which be has mortgsged TO one John Lags
John Laisy paid, aud that PlaintliTs dan ol said
gEog,SEF5{ H;, 3 6stlsE , a7d ToE Leo tesn -, e
q nov the equitats cNnsr Il Valuable prgpoFlT
on the corner Of Superior and hiEor slrat8 r ~
clty Of Cleveland, more particularly described -
and aid Of one EDWARD Hea8anluueilar, igclTIi t11
came 70 bs rested IN his wife, ths said -Frsisrika
Borgea. That be "a also the equitable owner 81 ciy
lot 30. 3l9i on Tracy street, IN the ct7 e Iiesll
eaBling the title 70 vest b hia wife. 2hat ne sa4
BOrgzs has bought, With his own means, Vallabl3
farm in 6olon, OuYshOaA county, Uhio, of al lcrsE
more particularlT described IN Dlaintil potis sion
but ior the purpose o. keeping it irOm the lall q
hi5 Creditors So caused the property 70 vest h The
name Of his wife. Thai the other named dolsndani1
claim 70 have interest lien, actual or oolti1s
gsht on the described property but to what extent
the plaintln does not know. ana therel1ta de.111o
proof o. the same. The plaintiff thaIel ~, lrl %
that all the property Ia Iid petition described b
sold, that the priority Of liens b determined, aE1
that the groceeds Of sale be aDDed according = ~
orfty Of liens
Al the above named deiendanis, not cfhsrUil1
notified, are hereby not led aud reqelt1 ~ apraal
and answer the piaintil's pstiIiol y Le llt1 dal
Of December, 1851. JOHN ERIEGDs
OlsFsland Oct II, 1881. = n o5f- T5.553
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MASTER COMMISSIONER'S

M A y III h Is DNlM Eh-o
IWN SALE -Fursuaut to q eecretal order q aala,
ie-d5d from ths Court Of Common Pleas. IN and Tor
Almyra NJ Reynolds, y b r ueEt friend, Lole1Eo
j. Rider Is plaintiff, ard Isaiah eeloveT % cels1f
ant shall expose for sale 1t public auction, af fh9
door Of the Court Bouse for said county, on the h
dsy Of December 13sl. the lands and t8nemsnt8 de-
scred as fullaWa, 10 Wit situeto IN tbs township
anI city Of Cloveiaud in the state Of Ohloi also IN
tn county q uuyah7gs, asd 3 knolln e lot NM
brr six tuudral and tWeltT-l9Feui n Barter llo
lords sutdT sion In that part e liiy formerly
called Ohio UitV, and Is bounded q tcloEa: eeEs ~
the east lire q said 10 south b le aeyi and llt
front on Merchant street, and one hu1drgd and
thi-ly-tWa tiSlJ Ret deep. tol mor8 speci1c o.
gc~iDtion End location fl Id lot, ffrence u la 20
BARBER and ord sutdivisian In Oak City By A1al
Nerchanf, the plat and survey on re 10 the Ne
corferis odlcB cf CuyahoCa ccu1ty.- Appraised
value $50 %. sos hfh p - a4nl-i
l. ,. hiaFT FlT s's ss{ls,y. no. nova ssssT s7 $
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luxurious KOINOIDENOEI
: s1.nAH unDrR - oouNrER

SMITH AM OTHERS IN A BO1IH
MORRIS IN sight with his Celebrated AkAblAh
CONDITION POWDER5, where eFeIy oWner o.
Horsas and Cattle can ind the bost Medicine n %
for menT of the Diseases peculiar 70 such Animals.
They are & Sovereign Remety Tor Oolo35 yougnai
Eos8 Of Appetite, Hido- bound DiBtemQer9i So e
Thousands who haVs usod thorls can testify. 80
Circulars. TrT them. For sala bY ~ > SAY toroi
II w. Pafrneg, Benton Brothers. alsl etrone Arl1'
Isrong, OleVeiand, o., aud b al Druggists In tee
oounfry Also ct wholesale BY the Pronretofi g l1l
Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio % whom Az oEp't
'os.is ~. n R5ssIS salss-'1' &c. E0RRIs.
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2aaEaina

T96ARDING HOUSE-..TRF.
j Hc.llIT, 10. 81 Public s0uars- .nd- - ~
81 ne UiiI ,-one Of the Dleaslntesf locations Ia
d Bcity-ha5 been thoroughly repaired, and . nov
'f Blr oTt ROOT - can Be ocoomnodatsd Elt6 larlB
n id oonVsnisl rooms and bedrooms; and 6iafio
, oafUar1 and u " boaroara WI lno 9ood acocmn1os
itions on Tss5d nsble teEm7. Re1Egneal given and
]. IQuiroS, N[i0l;Rl5l B.W. BURRrE1s
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MatkiMista.
"a GHlNlsF 3 RNQIREER
b AERNARD DRMMENG.

AN TIsAE, MAOHIEIsT Az? YATEET MODEJ
n A 4 b,
Ne, IA Supe 'ior street. (LeadeF Building,l
o. 4GVELAND, OHIO.
AERHARD DEMMEHG, having rented thy
esta liBhment Of II. KonigsloW, e nov Prepared 70
oonti oct for aanuiscturiag sewing naoAt1eE ana
ail kil dg Of light MaehineFy, Particular att5ntion
and q, ilfties Tor getting up Modala Of Patsnt1.
u p A Il b NJ q.
II vos SKATES need fixing, cali on Dammena.
III yom Swing MAOHIHG d out Of order, B
viii put ht In order.
"a - - an kinds Of SUICIDAL Instrumenta.
All knA Of Metal aud Musical Instruments ~
Pllrad.
Ifyoa Sh6a(d get up nsW. Patent, Demmsng lai
the m 20 e up your Models, either In Wood.
Bras Z or Irdu. IN the neatsgt manner.
An kinds d nfIt Hanging done In prompt gtyle.
an Kinds Of lig . Machinery put IN ordaE n tn
Elos' seKpeditioul manner. 49,.
n Iginesrins Instrnment1 reported.
o sail Steam Npgtne8 repaired thoroughly.
al Road Oonductor'a Punches Manufactured 10
J ~ Road Oond1stor's Punches Fepairsd- a
Al-ia nc. garTthing In the SHAPE ef repairinia
or manufacturing, done on contract.
- Entrance to shOD--l4l SUPERIOR street, NJ ona
% trog atnira. BnRNA BDD MINI IKE. :
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NRW RFMRpY.

-s15sresEina Ouhahs, Oorafha, OapIulss, Or a1F
comlounf that has ever been before the I1olses -
hns bee1 ulel - -
In thar pfiGats pra5tlo3 With eRifs 8looasi p al
BELLS sPECIFIO PILLS,
= = y-e9f sn1 entire conldenc8 mas
k, sisoed in fhsna- ThiI remedy . neEiY disooI.
ared Bp81lic more acl - - -sy - - ..
Fiif ff7 riTs 81 Caye1le!l e1a l1s1z nllsall9 -
-SSInSsb e. imDrSInata he hrsath. Sig dossn fll,
- p Z. - OHH D0LL,AR. -s5-- -
~ s6o9s Will 8 Sat b nan, o. rsealli q -
- H. WI. EI5K1, kSsatSoF osgslala.
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lR. GIBSON

Professor Of ElecfTopGtiy and ECdi0iSs,
~ Once No. n7OntaFlo gtFsst, up StairIi isW
doom rom the Public Eq1aFe. ..
Ones hCurI from % u and erom % 0cioeE
rnfIu. Ava a nEcanfnff-
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"A DMINISTRATOR's NOTICE.
~ TIE unds-1l=uod tas BEEN appointed and
Iiaed ~ AdminirtlafoF Of ths eltats o. John
D4Frr. deceased. All dc1llde WI bc pdid % ne
and al demands vii b presented Or udiqsfment-
JACOB BAkEH
ADM Of tbs estato Of jain Baker, de14
r1araIand. Noe IA ls6I.1sT
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Ne stats Of QUO, lOouFt q Common Fiaas.
0ABOLIEE E83EE E8ETHTnR.
1yf9-tiS5 BY fisrr8 "A. Collier. - A q y

a eSIGNhE'S SALE-PUR8UAFI
~ % an order from the Probate Court q CuFs-
hog1 county, Ohio, shall on she a0tl d1T OF 30
F6m1erI 1861, 1t EWo Q'clock p. H.. sZro11 y sais
at public auction, at the door 0f the onrl 1ousa
in said cUlnlys the following described rr1 - 8
Wit. "a one and half stOry frame 1uu11. 0't1sta
cn the aoutn hel Of subj lot No - oi q a. 1nd p
GraneeriB subdivision Of tleVeland cen nca IrtI
nos s. and 3, of Ahaz MerchaEt'a aurrer SAID
preml5el being the azagts Of the aE17rl1elt of o,
a. Robson. Appraised Ealue-y1Q.
J. 81 aRAGiA
oct q ssl.s6s Anss.
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John y. BoTgB5, Mrs..
hrsdarita Borqe5, Eds
yard u aa1seumullef. Jna
1tumpl, Em. uaofaf.
Iheodqro Nngua, Adam
1chnider, FelentlueI
swain, Oat1lrius Bur-
gFf 0afmll 3engTolent
H0cietgr John Black,
LranciI Orag ford, Geo.
Grsenlald. John Homs
Grlek ilaao Gnd Leona q !
coVart q harle8 Hsafh
Giles White, dFm os
Heafh 9 Whita, Eordi.
nsnd echumakar John
Laisy, OommonWealth
lu.aranc8 COmgauyt
Mm- D. leOnar ". ".
Harbut, ChaI leg Griffith,
Moia1ctOn Burr, Wns
n.chardsgn, Philip e.
Viewer, John Mott,
John D. CARA, William
= nroGg5um7er. ID. Bush,
Mar 3 Hsnks, Honery
BTikeT, l. A. Day, Vio
Mei1- Defendants.
IH A. nnHw
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Nolice


John Green.
DEFORE WIELIAM Q. CAR
PENTER, Justice cf lie Reece Of ellzliol
Ii6enahiB sugahoga gou1tT olt1s ~ tas lih
81 atsaf haenf IN tha above a-5cn q tne gEm cl
eIrry IoIisra aud the g1l1e VII - ~ heaTLlg 11
GE0loE8. CAnNtE6.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENTFos
wv Closing the Mails Et the Cleveland Post Of
icb. commsncsng holomher fth, lsE 10 .f.T
lM3g033 qSsIPE sIiE lBs5tRl ps5ssll
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bsshisr, Of Detroit arrived at this port
last night direct from Liverpool She has
been siziy-ags days making The run, haY-
ing experienced unusually heavy weather
80 during almost the entire passage. The
q big showed first class qualities as q sea
beat. She bears the marks Of having per-
formed rough work She vas loaded with
I1E 5argO Of salE and miscellaneous freight
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CANf HglcHIEs. IA. correspondent writes
: as tunsOsmP Hotsbips, in Warren, saying
fhef be never enjoyed himseif 80 much IN his
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8ptela.
CT. NICHOLAS HUTEL
- BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BOARD REDUoED 10 So PHR DAY

BOARD REDUOHD 10 20 kGA 04A
sH11-
Since the opening Of this vast and oOmmodioul
HOte In 1854 has been the single endesVor Pf thu
PrOprietors to make 1t the most Sumptuous, cen
ysnisnt and comfortable home for the citizen anc
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And WhatsFer has seemed likely to administer g
the comfort Of its guests they have endsaFored,
without regard to cost, to provide and 70 eonhns
al she slsnents Of Individual and social enjoyment
watch modern art has invented, and modern sasts
approved and the patronage which it has con-
nandsd during the past siE ysars is gratifying
srosf that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the sxissncies Of the times, when Al aEs
required to practice the most rigid economy, ths
undersigned have reduced the price Of Board 70
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At ths same time abating none Of the iuxuries with
which thsir table has hitherto been supplied.
TBEADWELL, RHITOOMB& B 90.
New York, Sept. 2. lssl. sepl:2sl-sm
-R0 0ANHATTAN HOTEL-.NUS.
IVA ab,7 and Murray street, I'd door nom Broad
eSy, opbosite the PARK, New York. Hlggtn9 lling
Proprfstors. Il. HugsinlI lhto oi Pearl sEEe
Hopas, Boston 4. %iiEG tsts - h7Eriog Q hnn
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Ezra Honeywell,

AHabel b. Jackson,
Alanaon r. Lawrence,
John singer,
Lucfus v EaRar,
vi liam 3. Lason and
Adaline LasOn,
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FAOH V1RsEIA.-Capt. ". P. Edgsrton, Of
tie Ohio Artillery arrived in town this
morning. He brought With him from Viz
Tlltl ginia several prisoners Who we're ptovid, d
v with proper quarters at Columbus. Captain
Edgarton returns on Monday,
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Lite. There sTe between SIX and seven hur.
drsd msn in camp, Ehoaie not yet sqbipPed,
bus lHe uniforms are at the depot BE also
praises the faTefurnished highly.
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THE DEFENDANT, GEQRGR
a WO0DARDi viz take notice that the piaintil.
yulR A WoodGrd has this day Med her Fetition u
the above namtc court ssking for disloiuli0n o.
the 7sarriags coufracti cause assigned, E1llfnl a5
gence and aduiierF- Tbs case viii b. ilr haarng at
the November Term of saio Court.
ootobgr f4th, 1854. JULIA a. W0ODARD-
a DATiDFON. Solicitor rcflSse5f
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NIlII IlIe IvIIEIIIl uIIIII lIl'l7J =
~ o'clock A. NJ
fhe prisoner was very noisy and bolster
Gus during the proceedings to-day, shaking
bis fist at the witnesses, grazing his teeth,
and exhibiting 50 much violence that the
sheriff was obl ged to take special care Of
him. 10 keep him in order and prevent In
jury.
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Gross examined.-TRo new cotton shirts Of
lis were afterwards found at our house hid
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Faoa IIvElroo L-Tbe brig John {
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II Court ofCommon Ples1
Cugahoga County Ohio
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for some time.--Kurst came different times
and qusFrslsd with her. Was there the same
day she died. Accused her Of stealing bis
money and clicked her. She went down 70
Peninsula and prisoner left our house very
mad, shaking bis fist and said, you shall seei
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SECOND DAY-Nov. 2TrH.

osdft opened atsa O'Clock, pursuans to
adjournment Prisoners counsel declined
a liols ne grounds upon which the DE-
fense would Be based. ct this stage Of the
elsa Most Of ths morning session Hss