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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-22

J. w. Nexsen would respectfully inform the citi-
Of Evansville that he has removed his office
No First Street, up stairs, the Savings Bank
where he will continue the general Insurance bust
in all its brauche5 and hopes by strict atten-
ton to business, and to the interests of his pat
rons, to merit continuance and increase Of the
patronage bestowed upon the late firm.
J. W. NEXSEN
Office No. First St, up stairs,
InarI5-SV Over the SAVING Papk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-22
nlarI5-3y
EREssOAUTEO.V' or C0-P.GKTJV:hR-

HMASbVAD II VoV- . r q T a TG 4 ~ n
HI SHIP.
The co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name and firm of Cope
land Nexsen is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. J. W. Eexsen alone continues the General
Insurance business GUILD COPELAND.
J. W. NEXSEE.
Evansville March l. 1861
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-22

Ra4FES!-W'As MARE Just RE-
@W ceivod in addition TO our former stock. 80
kegs of Wheeling Nails, suitable for fencing, latl
ing, &c. - ,.-
marI3 JAS. EhShlHE q Co
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

| tion of the President is praised by many as
symptom Of Jacksonism.
Special Dispatuhes 10 the Cincinnati Gaz.
THE RxrRA sEssIoT.
The opinion is now more general that an
extra session Of Congress viii be called, q
consider the operations of the new aritt,
and the state Of the Treasury.
r1E CONSULAR ApPolSTMHsTs. /
It is the wish and purpose Of Mr.. Lincoln
that the Consular appointments should be ap-
p6rtioned throughout the States In accord
ance with the ratio of population Tbs Will
rive general satisfaction, and not subordinate
/ the claims of one district tothose of Another.
A similar rule for clerks in the departments
here should be observed.
TIE RUMoRED DESIGN OF SPAIN AGAINST SAN
DOMINGO.
The Spanish Minister and Secretary Sew
ard had a conference yesterday, on the report
that the Republic Of San Domingo is about
to be attacked by Spain. The Secretary Of
State discredited the impression generally
published that there can be any serious tounda-
ton for the statement. The Spanish Minis
ter has no official information of the coloni-
zatioa process, which it is alleged has been
carried on in the Island for a year past-
Later and more reliable intelligence is looked
for with great interest. To. TIA
THE SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners, through third parties
keep mp a perfect understanding with the
Department of State, at which they have as
yel paid but one official visit They have
taken the late residence of Secretary Floyd,
but have not occupied it yet.
The relations of the Commissioners with
prominent men here are of the most amicable
kind. They have invited several Republican
members to visit, Montgomery, promising to
extend to them the hospitalities Of that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

Shortly after u o'clock last night, thC
Democrats, fancying themselves "Out of the
woods" got Lelaud's Band, and forming Z
procession with E. S. Flint, Mayor elect, and
Geo. B. senter, Mayor, in posts of honor
marched TO the Angler, where they had
speeches and cheers. WeIlj they won The
victory, and can't be blamed for shouting.
ELEcrtux Day. A large quantity of very
bad whisLey was disposed of yesterday 70
the manifest tangling up of an innumera-
BILE quantity of Democratic legs. A city
lawyer was among the number ofthe cover
come" having been as he expressed it "layr
ing ropes" since Q late hour the evening be-
fore. This gentleman was seen about twelve
o'clock last night rapping sOlem lly at the
gate of the Perry monument inclosure, un-
der the impression that he had been locked
ont OF his boarding house, and that it was
necessary to arouse the family.
Three or four fights occurred during the
day, but all the blood spilled came from the
nose. A slight difference in opinion arose
in the second ward which was amicably adj
j1sted by the parties rolling each other in
the mud until they cooled of. A similar
affair happened also in the First Ward. AT
the Eleventh, some forty or fifty Irishmen
had little private scrimage one Of whom
threw a brick at an Opponent which, fortu1
nately, struck him in the head. Had the
blow fallen upon more susceptible portion
of his person, the consequences might have
been serious. y TTTtIg. .HHyIIg II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
CLEVELAND, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL p 1861

A Coop "DfxoKRAr. .r-A catered an,
torn individual, with his beaver very mucl
on the back Of his head, remarkably re-
and rusty face, and breath that gave tokei
that considerable part Of the morning hat
been spent in "coming through the rye,
walked up to the First Ward ballot box yes
terday noon, in company with several disin.
terested friends, and rendered his vote, with
an inlimation that he was as good "dimer.
crat as any other mon" and would like to
see him. that dare say nay, Somebody
challenged him. ai I
"show me the mon that did that, b" cried
! the belligerent party, but the judges cut him
off and administered the oath.
"HOw long have YOp been in this coun-
try2" was asked. e ail5 l1 r1,r.g
"And is it how long 'ay I been in this
cOunthry that ye ak me that was niver out
oy it2" ....-. -.r-..
gDO you say you was born in this coun.
try2" 700
"Faix, and do that same. Wasn't me
father an Amerikin, an me mother Frineh-
man? Give me look ct any mon as 'ud
say Barney McFadden wasn't an Ameri-
kim" .-
"Have you got your papers9"
CAV coorse Lhave me papers, but are ye
a wantin' me papers, and me an American
gintleman born2 Go long wild yees."
Mr.. McFadden didn't vote, but went of
fourishing bit of stick and swearing to
the excellence of his "DimOeratie chsraek-
ter" which nobody seemed disposed to
nnestinn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

LRoFURR To-NIGHT AT ACADEMY OF Music.
Prof O'Leary resumes his lectures, to-
night, at the Academy of Music-the sub
ject announced being on colds, consumption,
bronchial affections, &c., &c, said to be one
of his most Interesting and attractive lect-
ures. Thus far the Prof. has been greeted
with full houses, and we hear everybody
speaking in the most favorable terms of his
lectures, as well as his deliniatiOns of charac-
ter. Hels a man who seems well posted
on the various subjects on which he treats,
and has very happy faculty of interesting
a promiscuous audience; indeed, there are
few who are more 50. The price of admis-
sion tonight, is announced at ten cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

r. R. Sloan, Of Sandusky, has been ap-
pointed General Mail Agent for ohio.
1t is said that Major oHarra will be ap-
pointed Post master at Columbus. We shall
be glad to know that thisis fact. The Ma
tOr is a true Republican and young ma o.
great energy and business abili y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

ALMOST AN ovERsIsHT.-We had nearly
forgotten to refer to one prominent feature
which distinguished the Republican Con-
veution last Friday, and that was the com
ing forward of Caleb Turner as a eandy-dats
for the good graces of reporters. Let US here
acknowledge both the corn and the candy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
LATEST NEWS.

LvAI The Result Of the Election. D. 5
We have partial returns from the Wards of
the city, the early hour which we are com
PEELED to 90 to press precluding full reports
The tickets we're so much split that it took 81
long time to count them. From the com
ple1ion of the returns it is probable that
Flint b elected Mayor by from 400 to 500
majority. The balance of the Democratic
ticket is probably elected. As to what beat
US, we shall speak tomorrow. Sufficient
unto the day is the evil thereof" for zoe are
defeated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

On the 10Th nit. Joseph A. McDongal was
declared elected Senator blythe California
Legislature, and was awarded aeeFtiheate OF
election. Afterwards the Clerk discovered
that be lacked one vote Of being elected
The matter will be investigated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

70. Waeted by young married man a
situation as BOok-keeper, Salesman or Trav7
cling Agent for a wholesale establishment.
Has had six years experience in business,
and is perfectly capable Of taking charge Of
a set of Doubie Entry Books. The best Of
references given as 10 eapability, honesty
and industry. No objection to leaving this
city. Address, G. D. c.
apr2;S3O. Drawer l21. Cleveland P. o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

DUNKIRK HAEBoR oPEN.-The propellers
Elmira and Gov. Cushman, Of the N. Y. & E.
R. R. Line, which left here, one on Saturday
night end the other Sunday morning, got
into Dunkirk harbor al. safe, and report
navigation as fairly open 70 that port. These
are the first boats that have made successful
voyages from Cleveland to ports at the low
er end of the lake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

LELAND's CoECRRT.-TO-morroW night
Leland's Grand Concert comes of, at which
everybody ought to be present. The pro-
gramme comprises the gems Of operate and
vocal music, and performance of unusual
excellence may be expected. Moreover, the
concert will not end with tomorrow night;
for during the summer evenings which are
coming, those silver horns win make music
for the million without money and without
price, and that which you pay for your own
enjoyment win be so much given for char
itY's sake, also.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

We have ali the New styles Dress Goods, including
those beautiful cray Goods nov 50 popular.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
Our ThirdPa4


We devote an entire page Of our daily edi
tiOn to the advertisement Of Mr. s, S, Bar
rie, wholesale dealerin coal oil and lamps
This is an unusual occurrence, but not ex
travagant, when the extent Of his business
is considered. Mr.. Barrie was formerly con
nected with this paper, but being too ambi-
tious to be always carrying an editors purse,
he two years since undertook the business il
which he is now engaged, and from a small
beginning has so increased his trade that in
the month of December last his sales
amounted to about twenty thousand dollars.
BE has Just removed to the four story build
ing, corner of Bank and Frankfort streets,
where he has an immense stock Of. coal oil
and the lamps and fixtures for burning it,
Mr.. Barrie has done more perhaps than any
other man in the country toward introduce
ing coal oil, and whilO many have failed to
make the business a success, he has overcome
all obstacles and is now reaping a good in
come from his extended business. He has
lifted up sample room at his new quarters
which is twenty BY one hundred feet deep,
and We suggest that all our readers who are
in want Of anything in his time, give him
q call. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

TIE GRAYs' socIABLE.-Those Old favorites,
the Grays, 1--WE do not mean to be understood
as including "tbe Grays" of the Plain Deal
err have their sOeiable this evening at Ly-
mans Block. Thearmory will be in q man
ner dedicated, and the affair will undoubt-
edly pass off with the same success which
has heretofore distinguished the festivities of
this fine company,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

PERsoNAL.-By telegraph it will be seen
that our townsman J, H. Wade, Esq, of the
Telegraph Company, is about leaving Cali
fornia for home. . r--. .-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

~ Hawks / Bro. have received the
Mercury, Leslis's Illustrated, N. Y. Illus
trated, Lloyd's Am. R. R. Weekly, and
Phunny Phellow for April. ao
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
j. T. W HE
Cleveland, March Is, 1851.

j. L. NHEELER q 20.
Cleveland, March Is, 1851.
The above is also published in different
papers, dated March IS, 1851. Up TO rHErR
OLD TRICKS AGAIN ,rt t#-..| r
We said to them in the article above at the
October Fair, 1850, at indianapolis, that
Daykin's Water Drawer is entirely different
and no infringment upon Wheeler's or any
OTHER MAN, and we repeat again that we DARE
AND DEPY THEN to commence a suit against
US.
Wheeler &Co.publish these cards to prevent
if they can, our selling Rights and to make
sales of their own. They word their articles
in such a way that we cannot legally sue for
damages mean, despicable trick, worthy
the source from which it emanates.
We have sold about $4,000 worth Of
Rights and are selling Water Drawers by the
wagon load, and Wheeler Co. are person
ally knowing to that fact for the last four
months, and if we are infringing on said
Wheeler & Co.'S Patent, why have they not
commenced suit against US long before
this9 Humbugl humbug 4! humbug u
ANY parties that will examine Daykin'a
Water Drawers viii find it perfectly sim
pie, and effective, while others are COM
plioated and expensive, and also entirely
different from all others in their conatFuc-
ten. A discerning public cannot but see that
the Daykin's Patent is entirely different from
any other as yet presented to the public.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
Wasblngton matters.

will be seen by the dispatches below,
there was a little row the other day in the
Presidential mansion, in which the California
delegation took disgraceful part:
Special Dispatches to the Gin. Com.
WASHINGTON, March 30.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
8rass 90llndrp.

JAMES q. ODELL, BRAss
% FQQNDER AND MAHUFACTUEER q
AEas8 WoEk ct sVery description, No 85 Union ST.
AeE doors from Superior street, CleVeland Ohio b..
e prepsred to furnish all kinds Of work used iol
steam, Water or 91g, and all the Tartoua artlcles
used in the Plumbing Bnsiness- Beer Pumps Of al
kinds made and repaired. Brasg Casllng done qaiy
anehFa1I HorE os AL kind1 reralred. dec&Aa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
GET TIE BEST
w ATER DRAW e r

WHEELER'S WATER DRAW
w ER commands the admiration Of every low
or Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN BUCkEf with the
improvements attached, make FHR nEsf article IN
use for raising water from we'll Of any depth. In
no other way can water Be raised so EASY, %
QUICK, 90 OEaAP.
Il is neat In appearance and occupes little space
simple IN construction, and not liable tn out Of
order. Call and see Il; it recommends it5elf.
or wholesale By
J. WHEELER & CO., Pr0p'rs,
HeWitts Block. Vineyard st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Agents wanted iu every State and Dou ty-aa
~ BtatB and County Rights for sals.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

EPISCOPAL CHURCH oFEIcERs.-The annual
election of officers in the several Episcopal
Churches took place yesterday. The follow
ing gentlemen were chosen
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
Gr0tkErl 8 Q5hinaWarE
( NINA, UROUKERY & GLASS
WILLIAM P. FOGG,
Importer and Dealer In
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
WHTTF STONE CHTNA-EN-

NAAAA@-f - @~----- ---F--
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TIRELY Of james EdWards manufaeisaTESe1i 81
well kneWn to be the BEST and ElSASd5 9ot n n
-r.ck nor turn yeilOVron hot w&t1ri y sets and ny
the separate piece quito e. low ~ any lhlellnr qu
y can be bought elsewhere.
TOLD RAND CHINA-0F THE
7 fne-t oTalitv. anported direct from Eranee.-
S ei5 e, Ti1inq-sets for 5000 worth $500
AnT piece waited can be had sePerats from sets
CIYER PLATED WARE
p0ubls Plste looks as well e Silver, at One-hfth
t6s cost, and viii last TEA YEARs e least n con- COB
stock o. tas3s eooaa com roRKs and sPf,o1ys
S099FfEFEE S9fE1EEEsa TEA URNs, NAPKIN Hines,
BgTTEk DIsHEss sg51lp Eg4 R5qA4ss5s H4iss
&C. &C., to' &C.
HAS FIXTURES.-0UR PRESENT
N stock comprises the Largest and most com
hon one to ten Lights each Brackets, Drop Lights,
Class Parsr Tin and Trans parent Mica Shades
IAN no ord-T f5r Gas FfTTIEG and REPAIRS,
OF alterations Of Gas Pipes promptly attended to At
the lowest rates.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTi-
ClES-A great variety OF new and Convenient
articles ier Aitensn u,eis alb
a. Rotary Egg Beaters, Oyster Broilerai OystsrCan
Folding Tenders, knife and spoon Baskets, Table
hsts, &C.
HEHouseksepsrs, and those about going to house
ksepinF are invited 20 cal and eLdnine our stock
grhich We ehell take pleasure In showing even II
thsy do not wish % purchase.
WILLIAM P. FOGG,
G H 1 n A ii A L L,
Corner Of Superior & Seneca Sts.
anis
FGG BOILEkS-FOR THE Ia
= BIZ, with thres-n minnie glasses attached
Just resolved By Lfb25i w. ? E9sli.-
DIG G CUPS,
"a EGG HOLDERS,
EGG GLASSES,
a.l p t EGG LADIES'
WIRE EGG BOILERS.
Forsale By Iteh2sl ". P. EOGG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

. ]
I
| 'kEkMAE & KELLOGG ARR
g0odg adapted 70 the adTaueos ia1s,. en-
aSs ne ls5ssst and most varied assortment We haT,
troubles had the egect to dsprsss snd bres, 5o@a
ne sa.as 9! az lorslsn ieolics We have f1-sh a.
bought or eaah the cheapest and most elegant st5EE
= .''t'f1S1SS1- i3 r.Hi'ro .rG ID -al.ssg
-9.l a'i1 eI 70 fc7Hllg .l1sss s1am 7dl
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
20 l- .n iJ 8 81 ma
b.aa' 1r'ifn .saiafz1 1a'fH rrI
We are soliivg. great bargains in Fancy silks. -i
@ @ 90 afll -f3ai eGf1s
ffi 7et -l fafaflr-.tst
We are selling great bargains in Black sHEs.
5ti 1al l-r 81 lf
We are selling great BaFgains in Black sHE shsEls.
? 81 =rsJ l4 i-- s,lI a1a8 eie
WsaT' selling tall baEs4ias in BrosbsshsEls.s7g
fr-.s 81 a1 ono ,,is5 zf.-i 20 no.1.l
|'sr' selling good BrOsHo all WOOL shawl s.
+. lv t5 s3 dws3
We are sellieg very beautiful India ssrfusa Brashs
shaWls-something new.
17'.T ~ 1-s7-if ~ Oh oI ia1lmr
l I rl .cI-.-81eer
We are 2Sg otisSring great Psrgainss in Houss-kseQ3g
5oods-l .bie Linen, Napkins, ToWslinE,
Crashes 4abls Covers, Piano Covers, &C.
sf -5- Hia 81 .Gse eIaeIeia to
We are sslling the best Barnslsy rabls EiSsss.
Table Cloths and Linen shestings- imported.
i r--- eais sfI
We are sslins great bargains in the Genuine 'Rieb
e. LZ-E1-GT
We are selling the best shirtius Linen for Is cents
Per yard to Be hsd in tie city. lf9 II
wsa7' selling gs89, s' 3 = zs5. "a s s 4 ssd ., stitched for
-1-.-ls a5l s., -l
sTsstsst - ba5glins offered. Collars Tor
. 81 s7'5' 50, IS cents and 500
We sell 4 s1S e. sss1 ss5Ig MS9P skirts are anulid
f7lr
We have very desiTabs stsek Of Parasols and those
We have all the New styles Dress Goods, incladfng
those beautiful cray Goods noW 80 popular
We have choice variety OF Gents Goods, such IS
Cassimefes, Cloths sn / Vsstings, Sptipg I'm
der Garments Neck Ties, Hosiery, Gloves &c.
a LEElfTL-
We have just opened a few choice styles Ladies'
Spring ClOaks and Ragians, in Cloth and
Black silk, and make them 70 Orders
t4r-t, haga1
We sell the very best "a Blaached Gocds for I2<
eents-undressed for the needle.
We invite all to give Us cau and Be. convinced
that we ars vending Dry Goods cheap,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

And its Impossibility to Freeze Upi
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK
TT Oh THB SPOUT, doing away With the COM
piicated machinery necessary to accomplish both
Its simplicity makes Il less liable to get out OF order,
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &C., are
substantially made OF the best material the whole
being calculated to meet the wants Of tie public.
Rater can be raised in less tine than IN any
other OGy.
1t Discharges from the Bottom Of the Bucket.
R-All the power rsquirsdis is 70 raise the weight Of
water IN the Bucket.
Please examine DAYKIH's WATER DRAwER
before purchasing any other. Address
JAMES DAYkiN 4 CO., PrOprH,
kAOroRY-2o5 Ontario street, Cleveland Ohio.
ls-Stste and County Rights for sale. AddressI
hove nnvlF R2d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
photographs, &C.

L l3. 1850.
Jerry GAINED HIS FAMOUS
Il victory OF Lake Eric in 1913. In 1850 the best
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AAIBROTYPES.
STERESCOPIC PICTURES
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
are being made at the
OLBVELARD FINE ART HALL,
2O5 Superior Street.
octl E. DECKER, AGENT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
s. G A R D n E B
3f0tFls.

HTANHATTAN HOTEL.---N0s-
I'M aB Tand Murray street, "a door from Brodd-
~. olposit9 ~ PsEf, hoE HofE HH"-'--A ',--
,..,,,or, n Huqrins. lSis 7o7- 5ssT utFessi
EoIls, B5Ison. Il. Q. Ting lats Of LoTsey's Hotel
AoE AoE<, osol !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
TRIs1rY CHURCH.

TRINITY CHURCH.
Wardens-Ansel Roberts, John Shelly.
Vestrymen-Philos soovill, S. L. Mather
8. F. Lester, W. J. Boardman, B. Butts, B.
Harrington, T. A. Walton, R. P spalding.
ST. PAUL's CHURCH.
Senior Warden-A. Quinn.
Junior Warden-C.J ]. Comstock.
Yestrymen-H. D. Kendall, Geo. A. Tis-
dale, o. A. Brooks, Chas Kendall, H. B. Tut
tie, VIM. Mittleberger, Aaron Clark, R. T.
Lyon,
GRACE CHURCH.
Senior Warden-C. j. Woolson.
Junior Warden-E. W. Palmer
Yestrymen-P. Freeman, W. Beckwith,
W. L. Carter, E. R. GriswOld, Chas. Leavitt,
O. P. Whitney, A. NJ. Perry. e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02
WATER DRAWER-oAUTIoN.


The public are cautioned against manu-
featuring, selling or using Water Drawers in
any way constructed as to infringe upon
Wheeler's Patents. As it is known by US
that certain parties assuming our trade mark,
''Water Drawer are violating our rights,
and are trying to effect sales Of articles
which are subordinate to our patents, and to
sell County Rights on claim not worthy the
name o; patent, we hereby notify all per-
sons that we shall prosecute all cases of in
fringement to the fullest extent of the law,
and collect patent fees,
J.E. WHEELER 4 Co.
Cleveland, O., March 1s, 1881.
N. B. To all parties whom the " coat eau
ton fts,P We say, Put iton, as we intend to
prosecute all cases Of infringement on our
Patents at such time, and in such way, IS
we think best to secure our rights. W..
J. E. WHFEtER 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

g8- Best quality Carbon Oil at 50 cents
per gallon good Lubricating Oil, 25 cents
per gallon. Fox's celebrated Excelsior and
Farina Crackers; lOO boxes Hamburgh
Cheese; 80 barrels Dried Apples 10 bar
rels Peeled ,Peaehes-low for cash, at Geo.
sprague's, oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-02

sYRAcusr. MY. Feb. I8, '6l. j

7 IEII = sYRAcUsE, n. > Feb. I5, 'bI.
James Daykin's Water Drawer-a new
and valuable invention, for its simpliei-
ty, practicabihty and usefulness, we award
Silver Medal.
G. B. LoVELEss,
III slL O. T BURG, COmmittee.
j. NJ. MOORE,
JAMS DATE1x & Co.