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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

w. A. Bachelors Hair Dive.
EhlA splendid Hair Dye has no sinal-insfAntaDs-
~ " Hack Natural BrU4n-no
TIE sktn or injuFing the Har-Teinetiies tile
ab5uni and i sHyct Of Bad Dyes aIi InyiToSSisS tb
HAT iuE liie Sope are Vnuine unless siEnsd .tY.
A. uAtShetof," sold Everywhere.
CIAS. BATCHLLJOR, Proprietor,
3-septls-dGW-Iy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

DIR. Jas. SIeCLIHTOoK's PEcTo-
RAJ sYRUP.-Yhsre there Il eoniirinsd cough there
Il always great peril TotfIho with any disease OF
the respiratory organs Il = court destruction. Con-
SunPtiou, bro3shIti, pisrIsy, lung-f.ver, Ee, liz
close behind a eoughi andfths only safety In such
cases soEistl in an Immediate resort to tht great
TSEsts15e remedy. Price sl.oo.
soldby LAHghlIna 4 Bpshasid. 8. FuDdsnberE,
BStdSePOrt, aud druggists generally. jyzl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
TLAS FOR RE-ENPoAcENaSq.

plan was organized some time 400
under the direction Of Gen. Scott, Tor
sending in supplies of men and provisions
which can be moved ut few hours notice.
Two steamers of light draft form the pro.
posed expedition, aud gallant officer OF
the navy has volunteered to conduct II In
safety to Fort Sumter. Anderson is mot
allowed to procure any more meat and
vegetables from Charleston than will last
from ~ y one market day TO another. No stock
of flour and other necessaries bas No.,
obtained, and in these respects he h .v,or.a
on than two moaths ago; aud as Cover
nor Piekens might rountermand the preg-
ent privilege at.auy moment, his position
IS necessarily precariOus, aud must sooner
or later be relieved.
MR. DoUELAs' INponsE,rKNr OF I'm, ,.,r.,,.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09

missionera here are to be arrested for:
treason, but can trace it to no reliable
source. The President will probably de.
cline to receive them oficially,aud they will
probably return home again.
THE DOISos AND SAYINGS or sRxAroa DOUG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
THR REvoLuTIoSIsIs Busy.

The revolntionists continue to do all
they can to create secession feeling in
the Virginia Convention, but It does not
work. Depend upon II, the Old Domiaioa
IsiH Itand 6y he URioa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-09
wAsHINGToE DISPATCHES.


The President is believed to be holding
under aivisement the appointment Of eX.
Senator Criuenden to the Supreme bench,
ont of compliment to bis lifelong service,
his patriotism, and his high character. Il
seems to be we'll understood that tie COM
Pliment will be rendered him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08
Daily gntelliuputRt I
TERaIs OF ADvERTIsINe. q
TWEtyE soLID LINES or NOHPAREr, Ion ONE rxcn, )oa
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.

Ra=SPECIAL NOTICES Double tho above rates.
. ASfS early Advertising reasonable terms hccur-
ding to the space occupied nd the number Of changes
made n r : = -. = S..'''ss =
All advertisements fum transient persons or strong
ers. to lie paid far in dOlrdncc.
business Cards not exceeding fVe lines 40 er wear
or 81 for six mnnhs but for shorter period no;iing
Will Ike counted less than a square. -
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited TO
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
adyertisements for the benefit OF other prsons a
wen as All legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauctnn lss md roAI estnte sent in by them must
be paid for at the usunl rates ssE1I-a-
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
dEretion7 will lie Inserted uutt fol and chrrCe
accordingly. ''1e ~'''' e'N
Notices for Political Meetings to bs charged ii, al
cases Mt full rates. - y -
Marriages. Noitces of Funerals and announcements
Sermons. so cents each. iiuTlItS9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08
I N s U r a NC B..
8, JanuarY I,IsGO.

The INCOME Of this Company is DouBLE tb,t, q,
""S 0'''eF Eits ~ tinSnr4nSe Corporation in the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08
Savings Bank of Wheeling,

o9e<, 1afa-St, 6st''esn AaIsrde and Uilio,.
.1EOEEY. RECEIVED on TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
WI Interest paid on Special Depoafta COlleetioni
PEunPtly atteRde 70. Exchange on the Rast IouEhi
and sold. THoS. II. LIST, PRECEDENT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08

Upwards or SI3,OOo,OOO
Vi Losses haNe been paid bythO KtnG Insurance Co.
the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08

Umion, because she cannot get that protec-
ton for slave property which he then swore
it did not need. daughter, Then the
Senator from Oregon, iu his reply to me, |
spoke OF the re- ervations and conditions
made by the Old Dominion nad bY New
York in surrendering their delegated pow
ers. He spoke with great familinritv of
the subject and the rights of the States,
and he reHd n few lines, and then wanted
to know if the time had not arrived when
these StGtes should resume their delegated
powers After declaring, under the SOL
e'nh sanction of an oath, thar no further
pr lection was needed, lie wants to know
if the time has not arrived when these
States will be justified in brcnkiag up lie
Gonfederacy. Perhaps, ii might he well
to examine a book before speaking of it.
n do nOt sny this is the ease with the ScnM-
tor. but shall proceed on the idea that
lie thought he understood tall This is
common misrepresentation. Sometimes
itMrises frnmR want of examination, and
sometimes II arises from a want of capa-
city To understand. On examination, we
in3 shat the Committee CT the VtrginiI
Convention reported resolutions previous
To the ratification nf the Constitution.
providing that certain amendments oupbt
to 1e referred TO the other States. This
was voted down. Then the Committee
I"purt"d the ordinance nlontine the
Constitution OF the United States. and
IN thar ordinance they go on AMI make a
preamble ana declaration OF their under-
Standing, but no conditions or reservations.
Mr. Johnsen then read the ordiuancp.-
This was adopted Juno 2G, and South
C"rollna was already in the Union. So,
even If Virginia had made reservations,
South Carolina could not ptSfit by them.
for she had already adopted the Constitu
ton. MIR. Madison received n letter from
| Mr.. Hamilton, who stated thar hc had
great doubt ms to the ratification in New
York without conditions. One condition
was that they might have permission to
reSede-recedc was the word thcn-in FIVE
or sever years, ii certain amendments were
not ratified. Mr.. Madison whites in reply
ihHt IT the Constitution is adopted, It
must he adopted in toto, without raservn-
l'tlon or condition. Now, anl inclined to
think Mr. Madison understood this Orli-
nance, and here is his letter, written in
July, ia which la said Ia Mr.. Iinmilton
that the idea ,fat reserved right was as
bad MS Al conditionnI rejection. / think
Mr. james M0dison understood this orli-
nance, and h6dNs s50n rely on his onin-
ion as on that of the distinguished Senn.
tof rom OreGan, as / nm Inclined to think
he nnderstOod the whole snhiect fully ms
wei rs the Senator from OREGON. win
AL his familiarity with the subject. But
the government was formed, the Con
stitution ratified, and the nrovision made
Tor what? For the a:lmissiou OF new
Smtes If The express grant to admit b.
given, say thn: the Government can cx
srsiss al' fhe inciients necessary to carr,
t"e admission inta etfe"t. rhen we com
3 L Et,s c
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08

We have been shown document signed
BY the Mayors in office of the cities Of the
United States and Canada. certifying to the
superior excellence of DR.. Ayers Com
pound Extract of sarsaparflla and to the
value of all his remedies as articles of
great public utility. Such evidence from
sucIihieh sources bears us out triumphant
ly in the position we have long maintained
with regard to DR.. Ayers preparations, or
more particularly eur advertisements of
them. Nopublishers need be more oppos-
cd than we are to the promulgatton of
qnackcry in any. shape, but we knew when
we began that his remedies were above any
suspicion of deceptton--,bat they were
about the best it ispossible 10 produce for
the cure of disease, and that they have
the confidence oTfnll communities where
they are known. Not alone because the
Mayors of the whole country believe them
useful to their people, but because we
Know from experience that they aresO TO
ours, do we believe we are doing sub
stantihl service to our readers ia making
their virtues known to thcm.-C Courier,
Princeton, Ky! y a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted at consistent with soyency and
fair profit. l5f5 fFs
EiAectdtans'1FtoHg green TO IHshrdHGeof DWELLINGS
and C9ntsnta for lerma Of orc to are uears.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08

Anti-ScoessioD Speech or Senator
On Tuesday Last,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-08
HATS & CAPSI
No DiSuniOnl

| IN VIEW OF THE PRESERVATION oP THE
u UuIon. teSeIved atarge lot ofI5rints Htns
li1a, Checks, and many other eooIa. q riIsuniop
prices All thols buying goods for cash are Tospect-
tuily invited 80 ca1l at JOHN RQENIER7s.
JAMS 10 S3-Ifa ST., Centre wheeling.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, Smith, FIN Galveston via Sabine
Pass, to G Harris--Berwick's Bay.
Ship Martha Brewer, I'm Liverpool January LIST,
to T CJenlsins &co--4th dist, Sc
Brit ship Aramnta, Roberts, days FIN Mobile, in
ballast to P Maxwell &co--lst dist, %.
Bark Aegean, Crosby. 20 days fm Philadelphia to
Creevy 4 FarWell-preyiousy reported at
Powder House--lst DIST 40.
Brig Minatitlan, Woolongham, 6 days I'm Tabasco,
to Goldenbow & Lesparre-Point.
Schr Isaac Toucey Hanson, days I'm Havana, to
Pigniolo &c0--Point.
Sehf Ann Ryan, Maynard, 10 days I'm Lake Charles,
to master--2d dist, 81.
Schr Sierra Routen. 7 days I'm Galveston, in bal
last to master-2d dist, 81.
Steamnoaaa.
D A January, Hilnan, I'm st Louis.
Clara Dolsen, Dunning, I'm Cairo.
City Of Memphis, kountz, I'm Cairo.
Morgan Nelson, Richardson, I'm Saline.
James Woods, Boyd I'm Nashville.
Clara Bell, Hauk, I'm Tensas River.
Saline, Miller, fin Tensas River
Anna PerFet, Copps I'm Washington.
Gov Powell, Smith, FIN ST Martnsyille
Iberville, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
California, Myers, I'm Mobile
Louis dor, Johnson, I'm Carolina Bluffs.
News Boy, Reynolds, FIN Bayou dc GLAZE.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsourie.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast.
Towboat Conqueror, Brown, FIN the Passes went
down light---brought up ships Martha and
Araminta, brig Minatitlan and schr Isaac
IOuCeV,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
ALARA MA RIYRR.

TOR MOBILE, SSEIRIAs MONT
Ggs5 y poinery Wetuppkt and atl nnd1ES on AGnHu!a
Z s8t:A1s3riysf Tic stsSneh steamers GaEo9aeIet
a; / avis rnaaeY n e1iEy e cFy s, JONI
Winters maeor; aud NJ ERassleS, Dick Snn3ti mas
ter viii receive freight every day at the depot lF9 Circle
and will leave tbs taSe end Of The sefsen end CatrooI
cars. For frc or passage apply bgRrd- 90 10
J. Il. HARRIS, Agent,
felsH 81 Camp street.
rs ettgrbag leaves The cce Of tie Agent at sis p. II
days Of departure,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Post & Next Carroll, Hoy &co-26 Fredlander 4
Gerson--16 W Mason &oo.-- 81 Green \ Crump -.l6
Harris 4 son--9 Forwood & Gribhle s295 in specie
w A Violet eco $3.50 do Preau& Couturie-$l000
do A j Ffench--- $243 do Ferwood 4 Gribblc- $ 400
do EGreen,-- III hides Il bales do to order.
LIEERPooI4-Per ship Martha 5G9S scks salt
to 7 G Jenkins &c.,
LAKE CHARLES-Per schr Ann Ryan-4l bales
cotton 200 hides Lobit 4 Charpuntier- 5000 feet
lumber to order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
YER MILLIO

Leaves or 5 ATTtRnAY, ?3d inst s 2 ".
REGULAR Y FORMULATION ACIlET
FT%%sS4 O. Fer Eermtlon and ntome1@te laudne-The
iigl, draft passenger picket Fcnsas, EhHreS
i4sa[ A. Hay, muster, is receiving trega and will
illTt above. FOR freight tGssngc apply QGRl.
49, FIEGINlUS O. bENpHEl,
iyra-ff .i,tra tyc,,S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

Boston, february l7--Arriyed from this port
bark Caroline Elenis ship Gaiena, LeaYitt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

ship Austin bales cotton NJ D Cooaar &co---l3
B Q Cummings Eco Farley, Jurey &co- IS do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
rfn0oPfs.

LIyERPoOL Per ship Myrtle 2l8G bales cot
ton 1900 slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
70 r 7 AID A MS,

Le,yes everv THURSDAY ATS p "
FOE FdffET a DAMS, TUEICh. !iOfR-
S5% r. rHD2h Bayou Sara md the f'rst-The new mas
<enger steamer Laurel Si54t, f, +. Gr..s
having been newly out aud her cnrt7i
extended, will leave as above every THURSDAY EVENING
at o'clock.
Rel7 ETrGENE LAN0EIE. Arnnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
Railroads.


N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, February 90 lS6l.-l00 bales cotton
Green & Crump-79 Frierson, Conway &co-7S do
Carroll, Hoy Eco II Mcfarland 4 Barksdale-7l
Stewart & James-G4 r L Adams &cO--42 Warren,
Gilmore Sco-4O J & G Cronwell-32 ROsser Pro-
thro Geo 30 E Il NJ Allen &co-30 Thompson
&s.Cark-2S W Robson---25 Geo Black &co--24
r Mills &ro-.-. % Payne & Harrison q Walker &
Snider-2l Murphy, Sykes AGO 20 Block, McAfee
&co--l7 Lane, Salter &co- IL Coleman, Briiton &
Withers- 10 Thornh &c0-l3 Harding, Abbay &
Morehead--I2 Lewis \ 0glesby-l0 Rhorer & Cunts
10 uckncr, Stanton & Newman 10 A Smith &co
% NJ D Cooper &co--- Friedlander 4 GersGn-- s
Watt Il Noble-7 A ] Tully &co-6 do Campbell &
Strong Duncan, Payne &co-.:, Moore & Brow
der-5 Barrett B NJ Lowe &co--5 West Vii
ere-4 7 Skpwith---4 do A D Henkel dco-4 do
n Harvey AGO. Byrne, Vance &co--3 Allison,
Pattison 8co- 8 G Connolly &Co--2 Levy Dieter
IL Ably g. Catching Rotchford, Brown &co--l
j Person &co-l McLemore, RaybUrn &co-Total
1888 bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAIN,
MOBILE-Pcr steamer California-284 bales cot
ton and sundres to order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

DEGETJ CETEgSl5ooo Of l. ! 3 nnd gallons for gae b.
~ S. D. GEATIAA 4 CO.
oS 52Gast0mhpusa ztTeet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
DIarllle gntelllgeatt.

Gb CRESCENT OFFICE No, 10 Camp Street. I
& Saturday Moning, February q, 1861. :
Cleared Yesterday. D.-Og
Brit ship Myrtle, Warden, for Liverpool,
P Maxwell eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

tn Store Rad for Sale:
1890 boxes C'are good ordinary.
$50 :. e. Chtteau Dillon, Chateau Mareaux do
I4adtte. Cos d Estouncl, Lcoviie, Chateau Iaiour,
and 4 S-ignonret fteres.
10 boxes White Wine, Chateau Yqucm.
s. :. =. BaraHc.
l25 casks Ca.et good ordinary.
% :. =. Chateau Dillon.
IS half casks
10 casks White Wine, IIau SaUtcrue-
30 barrels
80 half raskg =.
ECO baskets Auiseue, extra,
100 boxes Swiss Ahsynth, l.. Perrand.
ICO =. :. :. c. F. Berger.
IL boxes Chan.bertin, Oh. Laey Cte. I.gier Belar
:. Romance
10 :. Clos VoUge0t
80 baskets Champagne, Due de Monticello.
20 e. E. Eug. Clcquot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
STEA MR0AT'S.
r Il D 2IV d r.

REGULAR RFG9b RIVER NEW
Fss%Sy h OritRhs ana shreveport THURSDAY L. s. Mail
ltbk!{sSa Pas enger racfct.-rhr new mn lnifcen Gr
ssssae eIass passenger packet Starlight Charles
live master. wy leave reGnmly for SteSepor}, Grand
intermediate landings Red River as follows ' ''' 'l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

LOW e 90 Asst.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDaY,nt 10 A. N
FOR GUARANTEE Il AEsE3 LOWER
gEF Gaf'nastJw5cE NucEr-Tbe fUe passenger UEcSe;
E4h$1a E3 ~ H5r2 PnEiaEa, A. Grunt, Jr master,
viii If53ve New Orleans above commencing
WEDNESDAY tbs hi Of October.
sh29 r. TAE0T-F- ar4rt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

landing cx ship Tseso,rte, from bordeaux I:
l0J casks Cbuci, Faui'laa.
100 St Julien.
IZ5 :. .. St. Esephe.
20 barrels White Vine LAut SRnteroe.
20'2 boxes Clare CAntenac.
9sl =. =. St Julien.
20 barrels White Wine Vinegar
J0Q baskets Aniaet,e extra.
10000 fine Corks
IS casks Caret, CNctpau III lon.
5CD0 quarters Sardaes in Oil, Terais,
80 halves
30 hoAcs oIaret, Chateau Dtlloa.
50 :. :. >. TaTose.
Is ;. :. pieIoo T>on.,.cytl3o.
10 .. Chateau Margauy-
10 E. E. Chateau LNtour
Olive OIL, j. E9lasniol.
1000 baskets quarts.
800 rntS.
Ezpeatc4 per sbp Fanny Ealer, from N,rseilcs.
Vermottth,
100 boxes Molly, Pratt x Go.
Expected per ship Fanny EAler, from 1Iarseillas.
-----
no Arrive per ship stephen Baldwin, from
Bordeaux:
l25 casks Clnret, ST. EsIephe,
100 Paulac.
100 e.. Cmtenac-
rs E. St. Julien.
70 barrels White Wine, H. sauterEe.
ice boxes Clare Can'2nac.
$40 81, julien.
1000 Bo',lne Caps.
l6 casks C!atel, Cotes de Fronsac
20 e. Chateau Dillon.
90 Chateau Talbot. m..
For sale by c. 0ATAEOC { co,
ie6lRwlm No. ll5 Royal street,
M N gEyyrrrrzs; g j rand su,rs for cola Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23

REGULAR RED ga7y1ail. $95Ly
, @FEEEES h. 4KLEAES AID 1fIEHFEP6ET sMt1tfAy
IsFS9stfss{SG. 5. Nal PASSENGER Packet, Ia
The and magnificent
Iaskst Grand iaui1e, Sam Apologize, a,sa vi gav6
lEEHI4flY h5 shreveport Grand Bayod CuEsurta n,,s
Grand EGGS t!eNandfA and all intermediate On Rod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-23
TALLAHATCBlB AND YA2OO RIVERS.

Il EIETtl Ia Il IIAIEANAWSEEIE
EEg h. and fNG0a River PAcketFGr 1iluteba sharkfs
is79tsasA4ga ding, Mouth CaseidRys Fayou, tioaviie
zkfszz+s Greenwood Sijon, TGzoo City, Saartia and
The elegant and fast passenger packet steamer
Ea8HoJ j. 5. WALLACE n"5;er viii leave as above. For
freight OF passage apply OIL board.
FlkGINIuS g. nENTG FL,
= ING Agar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28
Anor One Dollar per Year, in Clubs.

We are now living in tbe age Of REBEL
ion. The South, not content with having
had the control of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation of the Coz
stitution, are now endeavoring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been COM
menced against the Federal authorities, and
where it will end, no man knows
If there ever was time VIXEN every man
should take a good newspaper, which will
keep him posted in regard to the news of the
day, now is that time. Such a newspaper
is the LEADER.
In addition to the important matters oc-
curing in our own country, the news from
Europe, for at least the year to come, will be
of stirring interest. The heroic and patriotic
Garibaldi in struggling to build up a liberal
and united government in Italy; old thrones
are crumbling into ruin-sOciety is in a
transition state.
The great advantages in taking Home
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Weeklies, are these:
Owing to our great Telegraphic arrange
ments we are enabled to give news three to
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more home news, both political and current,
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The postage on the LEADER is 13 to 26 cents
less a year, than on Eastern papers. The
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There is one service that we solicit from
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Just the kind Of assistance that can only be
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TERMS OFTHE WEEKLY LEADER.
| n -. -, -. ~. -..-.. u .,,.r-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Jan. IA, 1851
William c. johnson to George Deitz, 80 feet
front on the south side of Champlain street
end sS1E feet deep situate near the corner
of Seneca and Champlain street. COnside-
ration 81 $50.
Jan. IA, 1s61.-Adam Rothenbeeker, by
administrator, to Martina Rothenbecker,
part of ten acre lot 60, beil g p feet front on
Greenwood street, and I21 feet deep; situate
II miles east of the Court House. Conside-
ration S4O1.
Jan. II, 1s61.-Adam Krauss TO Philip
stucky, Is feet front on Cherry street, and SO
feet deep, being part of sub lot 80 in Thomas
Bolton's allotment of ten acre lots Z, 8, and
o; situate mile east Of tho Postofice. Con-
sideration 1895.
Jan. I6, 1s6I.-Margaret Lowrie to David
LOwrie, part Of sub lots 46 and Al in Levi
Johnson's allotment of two acre lots 17s to
100, being 25 feet front on Hamilton street
and 100 feet deep /; situate near the Marine
Hospital. Consideration $500,
Jan. Z, Is6I.-Moses Kelley (Trustes) and
Ely Williams to Jacob Dutton, sub lot 90 II
Merchant, Williams and others allotment o.
ten acre lots III, lis and lie, being SO feel
front on on St. Clair street, next east of the
Railroad track, ~ miles east of the Post
Office. Consideration $275.
Jan. 10, Is61.-Manuel Halle 10 Richard
Jennings, sub lot No. 80 in Barber / sted-
mans allotment of part of ten acre lots A
and 4s, being so feet front on Forest street
and 226 feet deep situate ~ miles east o.
the Postofice Consideration 81 400.
Jan. 10, ls6I.-Richard Jennings to Man
uel and Job Halle, A feet front on the east
side of Pittsburgh street, and 90 feet deep
situate between Huron and Bolivar street
Consideration 81 1000.
Jan. 10, I861.-Betsey and Ira Garfield t.
Martha Goodwin, sub lot 49 in Folsom 4
severance's allotment in Cleveland city, Yves
Side, being SO feet front on Jay street, anc
IO7 feet deep; situate near the Circle, il
Cleveland city, West Side. Consideration
$500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

ALPRED PEAsE's CoNcERr.-The Buffalo
Courier speaks with much commentator Of
Mr.. Pease's concert given in that city en-
Thursday evening Of last week. It says:
''The piece in our opinion which ought to
have brought the largest laurels TO Mr..
Pease's brow, was the Tanhsussei- march OF
Llstz-a grand composition, wGrshily rem
VI Mr.. Coles sHe made a decided hit
last night, and may count on Bulfalonians as
MS friends fro1n this time forth. His solo
on the Vlolinet 10 received the first encore OF
the evening"
de toucneii his violincello oDce more, 70
en- elegy Of supassing beauty. As an encore
he gave Schnbert's "Serensde," playing the
lsgato passages with melting efft ct, and an
occasional e eantabile'' with exqu Isite sweet
ness,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-28

JoHx B. GoUeH.-To-morrow evening Mr.
Cough delivers his celebrated lecture "Life
in London" before the Young Mems Christian
Association at the Academy of Music. This
lecture Of Mr., Cough will be, undoubtedly,
even superior in interest to lis lectures on
Temperance, his wonderful dramatic talent
ending a fruitful field in the highways and
bvways of the great Metropolis.