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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
Iil J.H. OHIDEsTMB,
AurffIo Ie6q.e9Q .'T piaTuffdri1 aetfV.
MASTER7S Sal E.-PURsU

M AETER'S SAL E.-PURSU.
lNl Ant to the command ofa decrstal order Of
Saio nom the court Of Common Pleas Of OuYahoga
County, st the suit Of The cleveland and Mahonine
RailrOad Company against Isaac La Hewitt
and Others to me directed, shall expose for sale ct
public auction. ct the door Of the Court House. IN
the Oity Of OleEelapdy on the ninsteenth day Of
May, 1859, at three O'Clock P. NJ the following de-
sCribed parcels Of land situate IN the Oiy q Oleye
hand, county Of Ouyahoga, and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HsWitt5 subdivision = the
called AsrWiR property In said City Of Cleveland
% witt ~
Appraised at 8, ,O00 ~ ~ =
Parcel no. 2. Lot No. uixtsan Of said SubdiVis.
ion. Appraised ct 1900.
,ParcsL No, Lot No. seventeen Of 1aid aubdiVil-
ION. Appraised ct $500.
Parcel No.G; Ict 10. eighteen Of uaid uubdiVn-
ION. Appraised at Sle0o.
Parcel no. 5. The Wostarly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded north8rly, south
erly and westerly BY the lot lines, and eEltsTly by
the oentre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MerWin Htrest and about f0rtY-3aTsn feet dis tant
southaa5taElY therefrom. Appraised at 5000.
Rafcsl No. s. The eastefly p8rt Of lot No. nine
teen of said subdiVision bounded nOrthsfly easter
II and soRtherly by the lot lines, and westerly By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel With
MsrWin street and about fortT-sevan feet distant
gOutheAsterly thereirom. Appraised ct 500.
HEHRY 6. ABBEY, Master OommT
RAHHHH, BAoKUs 3 HoBGH, AttornHTa.
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WAFER DRAWERS.
W 81 & q i e Rs
HPRoHED
PATENT WATER DRAWER.

Ths DRAWuR d nov made with Wheelsr,s psu
PATEEE Y 8 AFAQ o0RHU0ATMp IR0H HEEL
uE1ii With Galvanized Ohain, mnda ron the bGGf
hnnealod Wire, and q the most perfect and simple
artiois for the purpose now oarea the public. TIE
TS-TSlfs Every One Of kis Naa.geetSrs %
oive S5isfaetion to az sBAo tn Then.
ejoId WhoIelals and Retail b
81. 8. WHEELER,
Successor 20 J. Z. Wheelar 4 %.
EEW TACIolI-G abrieis Block, 70 Aichigln-st.
anfraIH drawer lo3, OleVGlanQI D
- 1taso and county hiEuf8 tor SAFE ma4l
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MEDICAL.
me- bic All SitIslSIsS S.

ME- SISIssSlsS sSiS
ZSSIsk
ne Husdrsd .Dsllsrs PraaiuaU
SEMINAL WRAENEss,
On sFEsnkEltsEeEA
% 4 1T kO.t AN1 ! aPOTAhVt
OURBD,
AitsF aI other TreAtmEilt Fails
DIR. A. GIBSON,
usrmuriy Of rev Eork CitT, VIII pay Ons Hun.
sssd ss SSoTs 3S5 nS % dsssss E he e. & pi7 ths saS
sam for tne lFooi that any 0tlier hhlsleian ~ "
ne United s'otas treata the SINE direasoa Win
3fl.r msnT yssrs Of lAbOrioua tudy and sxIsEl.
nouiuS % ths unfcrtunatei tha. is hes ptrisntpaa
ss1'sn g sE95; Am si4 III IPsrAR nEF uuRu
Of the above and also all contareul diseases Oft
BEPRODUOTIVE ORGANS.
TaRlI TaE Al f97 fT 3p eR Mn s u S5FRATfos.
De hlI Suceseded IN euring oasr In this city, sems
q whom hRd exgsndoa HUNDRED, q doll5Es Win
llGtYisd PhyucanH, Who ErOiaal % treat a pFiveIs
naladisa with success and without receiving sao
~ tfsisoE osS nos soaut that he = nsmbar Of
tuiha O6llsTo 90 London or REfisi e. lerhail some
others 40 oF tbs purpose Of ensnaing the innooent
and Who k0d odt fFeat expectations never 70 bo re
Eilrsd BUT what DR.. GIBSON might boast OF Is
ihiE shat he is able 20 Eivs antire latHaotiol %
sho1e Who repo1e oonAdenso IN his ability and tntos.
rIfV aud th6l no has leFiOcted an American system
Il Hastmens which challenges any hysiolan oi Lon.
Son or Far1, any patent mscine 20 equAl TOT the
FadicsI ours q seminal Woakne1as and h diseases or
teFsnsaInGuta, both mental and rhyIi0als ariaina
tFnm sexual o. I8cro3 abuse,
IlF. GTHHON also olaima for his noa treatment ths
folloWinE advantages over ali others yet dsooversdi
and lrlt the agents used are IN no ra9poot ditaeo-
nhia; he usel no relies OF the dark ages, such ez
1GfegFF, nor any other delotorioul drug. seo1nnly
no EoFiotonn n dies or business u required Third
" hi1 ent a nOutive and certain In all cases.
he dtandr VTearad % 70 into any public or pEiVete
hoHBital n the United States and demonEtrats the
immonIa GuRorieritY Of hil new treatment over any
nsIa PsrrnsnonnY, aidnsI1, aalstT ana oonVonisnno
% tha PATENT
flF. eIBBOH q psrmhbsntly located In Cleveland.
Rnd haI during ghe palt three years poriormeo many
cuFol o. diseases Whioh had for y6arH resisted al
other modes of treatment Referenoe can Be given 20
Boston, EgU YORK, and other oitloa in regard 60
EEill and EtaEriT IN all profess ienAl tre
Dyapep1ia, Ehuomatillns EorOfula and all chronic
ti1sl1ss treated with superior 1uoc11l.
- Medicine aent % anI part Of tAa ooGntFT on
0T. afBsssFs EsV work o. PhyIiOIOGy fss Sal'
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Elssfr0gEfky Rl6 1sSisitss,
Omce-lIs Seneca g., f5W dOOrH from Superior
oiios Rour1 irom % u and hOm % o'GOoh
| paiiT, t8uldaYa oEceIted-1 asat
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OATs, BARLEY. AYE, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
'ced IN great abundance. The northern portion
OF Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvanis,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature In the State, suited to almost every product
OF the United States.
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STOCK RAISING.

IN Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. An kinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules
Sheep, Hogs, &C, OF the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field e open for others 10 enter
with the fairest prospects Of ike results. DAIRY
FARNIEa also Oresents its inducements 70 many.
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@. ". PALuMR,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
George Presley, Pisintihs In the Court Of Common
against Pleas, OnyshOga %.
Norman O. Baldwin, ct al
Defendsnt5. Tor ReiisL
TOMAS q RTT pHTIVP

George Presley, Plaintihs In the Court Of Common
against Pleas, Onyshosa %.
Norman O. BfDHSSaRl Dsisadlsass e s For Relief
TOMAS @. HEARTH, PHILIP
% T. Heartt, Philander Bennett, Henrietta Ben
nett, james b GrifHth, Samuel n. Callsnder, E. 8.
RiohsrCs Robert Fleming Assignee IN Bankruptcy
Of Benjamin 7. Tyler and the unknown Heirs Of
John b. Macy, deceased deendants In the above en-
Titled action and non residents Of the State OF Ohio
are hereby notified that on the 90 day Of April A. D.
ls62 said plaintiffs filed in the ofcs Of the Clerk Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
dsfendants, setting forth that said plaintius are
themselves in the possession OF the following de
seriosd real estate, % pst atusts a. ne % 9.
Of the city Of Cleveland which formerly called
the City Of Ohio and is known as sub lots numbers
262, 26S, 40, 25S and 234 In Block Of the Buffalo
Company allotment, called and lave been In such
possession ever aince eeptembers lsSl that on and
prior to the 18th day of July said lots owned
in common By the following named parsons, to wit:
Benjamin. II. Tyler, Grimth p Grintht 5helden
Thonpson Phiiander Bennett William d. Rich
ardS- GiImal FoisoIn Jr (lUy ii tioodrich CHARLES
inslOW, John B. May, and Samuel y. Calender
that said 18th day Of July, 1857, said parties 90
lEered to said Norman o. BALDWIN 6 oeed thereof,
that on the 18th day Of AprIs 1888, said Norman q
Baldwin duly conveyed said lots to Frederick Bald
vim who, on or about the 18th day Of September,
1883 duly conveyed tbs same TO these planti1 that
under said deeds Of conyeyanee said hoEman Y.
respectively been In the exclugye possession Of ssd
lots ever aimee the 18th day Of July 1851 that said
deed thereof executed and delivered to Norman o.
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, but
Waa somstime after its delivery to said Norman o.
Baldwin, lost accidentally destroyed and has not
been and cannot be found, BY reason whereof tbs
title OF said plaintiffs to said lots is clOuded aud the
Defendants sppear Of record TO have interest in
and to said lots whereas, in fact they have inte
rest Whatever. The petition prays decree con.
hrming their title to said lots and excluding said
Are souired to anse said petition by The Ilth DAY
Of June, 1856 the same viii be taken as confessed
and deoree rendered accordingly;
FALmEh gAnNAsl
y
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Your r'.p'o'hfIaElEy 'hfIaElEyF1rr rHAxr1R.n .

SENATE OnGHBTs, o., April 6th, 1854.
ssDB. ]. o. AYHl-Honored Sir: have made =
thorough trial Of the Oathetc Pills, left me By Jour
AGENT and have been cured By them OF the dreadtEl
rheumatism undar which be found me g1nering.-
VINE hrgtdoso relieved me, and few subsequent
dogeg entirely removed the disease. feel In better
health new than tor some years before which ct
tribute entirely 20 the enecta OF your Oatnartlo
PfIla TourG vita great respect,
LOCUS B. METOALE."
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n YMAN LITTLE.

D1alRh -~..r
REAL EST ATE.
Eesps 3 Ffsst VARSITY q Farml and CIV ? s6sssi,
ioF Hais oF RsHt Also, choice Farmil1 dan75 ~ =
4ichisan, Illinoil, Wi5conslnt Iowa ana liIIonff
ID EAL ESpATH---E, ~. HNTTp
NJ CiormoEiiI q ths eE9 g 5l..l, 4 ksgsi,5 -
agsnea hsal -. - ~ 49, asa Block, 80
constantly q h.nd esleld th61lsld - sl -
IuaiIiT q EaI14e Aat1e 10 th5 Bt1t51 ~ fe--,
lpsaiIg Vlqet ello p al kiRfl II 11fur--t4
elusrEigs ~ "a ~ = aroII7, s-7i611
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III nRDNARY YTFLD

Of Corn Is from 30 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il Is
believed that no section OF country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results Between the kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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The above are all from psrlons who aro publicly
known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without . thorough conviction
that they were true.
PREPARHD By J. O. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell MaAa-
And G. W. OhARK, snd By all Druggists and
Dealers in Medicine every where. -.
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lrTTiFs. TONINs. lIARKETs. nEP0ITs-

There are Ninety Eight Depots On the Compa-
ny's Railroad, giving about one every seYsl
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found as readily as In the Oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are 10 be met for al
kinds Of farm produce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

NOTIOE.-NOTIOE IS HEREBY
In given that the undersigned has been dolly ap-
pointed Administrative up0n the estate Of 2. P.
Dryden, deceased. HARRIET DRADln.
Olmstsd, ApFil g, 1859 sprzEaS
UHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of writ
- Of heri facias, issued from the Court Of Common
Pisas Of Ouyahoga county, and State Of Ohio and to
me directed, IN the cause wherein Laura H. Mefay
8 plaintiff, and william mcVay is daiendant, nave
levied and shall expose 70 sale e public auction,
at the door Of the Court House Of said county on the
twelfth day Of June, A. D. ls62s betgeen the hours
of two and four O'Clock, p r., Of said day, ths fo-
IovinR described lands and tenemsDts, to-Wit
"Situatsd In the township Of East yieFeAnd, OuyA,
hoga county, and State Of Ohie, and y part o. lot
S7l, and Is bounded Is follows, to-Wt; Eastery by
the Holloway road, 30 called northeTlyl ey land OF
HoVeani westerly, BY land Of George Q; shumEay
and Bouthery, By line drawn parallel with the north
cry nne, and isr enough thsrsfEOm 70 include one
aore." -r-..s e.
JAMES A. DRAW, Sheriff.
(By Henry n. johnson, Deputy)
LOaIH PRzHFIas, Atty for PIE. -.-
I'D
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads intersect the whole STATE. e115,-
900, 900 have been invested In completing the
great network that links every part Of the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directsst thOroughfares Of COM.
merce
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no ACTUAL sETTLERs.l !

From the unprecedented advantages this Com Z
psny oilers, It & not surprising that Il sheuld I
have already disposed Of 800, 900 acres Of land
It is now selling at the rate Of 5 900 acre8 per
week The population along the line has trehleds Z
IN ten years, and Is now 514 ,s91. The C0mPaDz
sen to actual cultivators and every contract e n
e,f,u a., orr-aar1a1t IN r111tfrafa
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apriils:sss
John smell, Flaintia.

W.
Charles Winslow, as the Court Of Common Pleas,
T assignee Of Rsubin g. :
Hunt, for the bsnsht Ouyahoga County, o.
Of ths creditors OF o.
q. Sexton, Defsnc ant.
NOTICE.-O. @. SEXTON, OFTHb
In State Of Michigan, will take notice that John
sleI did, on the 27th day Of HoVember, A. d. 1851
hle his petition In Gne Court OF ommon Pleas With
In and Tor the county Of Ouyahoga, and State Of
ohio, against the said CHARLES WinslOW asBigneel
30. setting firth that ne has ol.tm against the
g. interest from October 2lth, 1856, and S34, and
interest from June 7th 1851, less cent, and that
said assignment was fraud on the other creditors
Of said Hunt and praying that the assignment Cf r.
G Hunt to Charles WinsloW be declared t. enure
the equal benefit of aH the creditors Of the said
unt and By leave Of Court the said o. Sexton Il
made party defendant to said suit. And that said
0. o. sexton is required TO appear aud answer said
petition on or bef5re the third Saturday after the
s0th dsy Of May next. il
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CLIAIATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his laboras on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
part Of the State 10 the Terre Haute, Alton & St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
well adapted 70 Winter
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AaRICULTURAL PROnUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at IS 900 900 bushels,
while the Com crop yields not less than 140, co.,
900 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuekWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &c, which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO. /

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is gFoWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from 4 to 6Eeeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton 3 St. Louis Railroad and the Kaukakee
aud Illinois rivers, a distance OF 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1856 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
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SALE PuRsUANT

M MASTER'S 3 A u e. PURSUANT
.lyH 10 the command OF deoretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas ot UuIAhoga eoun-
nsr 20 ne directed snail expose for sale ct public
auction ct the door Of the Court House In the City
~ Cleveland on the ninetsenth day Of Nay, 1864, as
three O'clock N, shs fooWing described tract or
lot oi land situate In Brooklyn township, Ouyaho-
"a county, Ohio, and known a8 subdivision lot No.
two bundled and fortY-siL, in Hiram stones add
lion to Ohio City and Cleveland composed Of part Of
oriFfual lots n Es dfty-thrce aHd alKty-eights IN
Brooklyn Township. Appraised ct t35J
------'- 20 - HENRY g. ABBEY,
pAuru WkDR f... maateF Oommir. @
sffn. 1Ft5va anrf7fe.aqa
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MINING AND lIANUFACTUREs.

The great resources Of the State, in Goal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, PotteT's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&c, &C., are almost untouched; they await the
arrival Of enterprising and energetic men accus-
far1ad IN convert them into oofH
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CuLrIHATInN OF CnTrnN.

Tie experiments IN Cotton culture arc Of
Gerry great proHiss. Commencing IN Idtftu2s
SO deg. 80 min. (ses Nation on the Brdlch,
and Assu1a DffOB on the Main line, the Com
p1Hy olURs thousands Of acres l0elt cddptsdt0
The perfection Of tbEs fibre 4 settler hGgilg
afdHtly Of young ehiIdrsF1, can turn TIER
youtbftiI Id50r to a most profitable aec0untis
tbs grOlotk and perfection Of tbs plant.
The O3gOr0lts eserfi0ns aOl0 making 70 Ob-
tain a supply Of reliable seed suited to ths
requirements Of tie S0i5 Of IIttn0is d1ilL e e
hoped, speedily gi0e a sufficient amount 70
plant a great 6rs1dtA Of land.
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L0aIs PRzHTIss, Atty for PIE. fH.r -.
sherih's Ofice, Nay -, ls62;9el y ..li s.ra1 =
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VI.
Theodore ~. Burton, Rod
erigk OAlkiha, Thomas
QHayle, Oscar A. Burton,
Joel b. Oaho0n, Thomas
CahOon v illlam A. Ing.
ham, NellA Porter, Elis
hu NJ. Peck and Irvine
U. Masters, partners
under the name Of Peck
b Masters, Robert b.
Dennis and Josiah Bur,
TIM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-17

Professor Of KlsstroYaAy E'i6 GsSisisss,
Omce-IIs Seneca g., few dOOrH from Superior,
up 1tairB. =.
sally, t8uldaVs oEcelted-l aEGt
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13
AFTERNOON.

The Convention was called 10 order by the
President, who announced the FIRST business IN
order to be the completion of the report of the
districts with regard to the State Central Com
mittee, in accordance with Mr. Pettit's motion in
the morning All the districts had been heard
from but the Sixth.
The Sixth district being ready, the report from
the several districts WAS unanimously approved
nominating the following
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
First District---James d. Williams, of Knox
Second District--M. G. Kerr, of Floyd.
Third District.-M W. Shields, Of jackson.
Fourth District.-Geo. Hibben, of Rush
Fifth District-Edmund johnson, of Henry.
Sixth Dstrict.--J ]. Bingham, Geo McOuat
of Marion.
Seventh District--Thos. DowIing, of Vigo.
Eighth District t--R s. Hastings, Of Tipp.
Ninth District-J A. Taylor. OF Cass.
Tenth Districts. W. Sprott, of DeKalb-
Eleventh Dstrict.--J r. Cofroth, of Hunt'n
Lists of the delegates from the several coun
ties, according 20 the previous request of th'
President, were sent to the Secretary's desk a
follows:
ApAxs-David Studabaker and John McCon
mel.
ALLzx--B. Troutman, d. B. Litchfeld, Hol
man Hamilton, o. Bird, d. H. Colerick, Mm
Fleming, VIM. w. Carson. @. +. Stinchcomt, N
Jenkinscn, Alex. Wiley, H. Diekerson, James D
Wordcn. j. d. G. Nelson.
BxRrHoLonEw--T. g. Lee, Samuel Stuckey
James Howe, Samuel Taylor, Beatty Mcclellan
VIM. Mooney. r. W. Prather, A. Z. 5. Long.
BooSE-Henry Lucas. Robt WcCann, WIN
". Wilson, Dr. W. N. Dugsn. John T. Steven
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-13

THE DAILY SENTINEL
VIII be sent by mail express to subscribers any point
for fifty cents a month, OF six dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance. Address
ELDER, HARKNESs 4 BINGHAM Ind'plis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

OF European and American celebrity. and next
to the Commodore. the greatest man or 4 small
scale that the century has produced. ION
head in Europe and had. besides, the privilege
Of the royal saloons: been received by upwards
Of sixteen millions Of the people: the recipient
Of sixty thousand dollars in presents. and (ln his
CHILDHOOD honorcd with k sses from a hundred
and fitty thousand ladies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

The New Hampshire papers contain report
Of a haheas corpus case in that State, i'll which
the Chief Justice Of that State declined to make
Il decsion After argument BY counsel, the
Chief Justice said that it seemed to him
inexpedient, and useless t. the prisoner, to
issue an order for an attachment which could
not be enforced: that the Government OF the
United States mad expressed their determlna-
lion to resist by force any attempt OF the civil
authority to deliver the prisoner, and that he
received this not as threat, but as the an
nOuncement Of settled resolution, which,
with the vast armies under their control, they
had the ability to execute against any power
which the State can command for the enforce
uent f thelaw He therefore declined to take
further action in the case.
Nine hundred thousand dollars were yester-
day sent West: $500, 600 Of it to Cincinnati,
and 100000 to Louisville, for the payment
oIU. s. troops The Secretary of the Ireasu-
V has directed that $500, 900 Or 100000 shall
80 forward to the army daily until all back ac-
counts OF this descrl ption have been settled.
\ fatal accident occurred at Buffalo, Oct 2.
Two young ladies, Miss Hawkes. latey from
81. Nary's College, Burlington, n. j., and
Mss bows, while riding, were thrown from
theglg Miss Haws was killed. and Miss bows
I0lurrd, but not dangerously.
The Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
|ates that the principal of the loan OF 1862,
eoe IN December next. will probably be pal
III legal currency; the interest accrued to that
'ae will be paid in gold. Under the impress
Non that the principal was to be paid In gold
'Aefe has been quite speculation in the 1862
sizes.
ne recent Democratic meeting in Brook
Hn Aew York was one Of thelargest meetings
EVER held IN that city
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Barnum great Circus has come to TOWN.
- 49, -
DIED.

dav. 2S7th instant, FLEA AMOR H.. daughter OF
\. ". and L. NJ. Samson. Of New York, and
foster child Of G.. W. Samson ID. d.. President
Of Columbian College, aged seventeen years
and Two months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30
CITY HOTEL

FrRNITTRE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
ITO a person wishing to engage in HOTEL
I KEEPING, an opportunity is now of7ered
for profitable business in this city.
A lease can be had on the property Tor term
IND STOCK will be disposed Of at reasonab Die
a.;s~ This property is offered at private sale
until the 1st day of December, when, if not sold,
It will be disposed Of at Public Auction from
dav TO day till all is scld
ddress BY mail or apply in person to
SAM l. HEFLEB 30 Err,
Proprietor City Hotel, AlsxaR5r "a 1 ~ Or
oct Nl-lt JAo. II. EN- '1~hoA1'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30

Great human curosities, from the Island Of Mad
acascar. West Coast Of Africa, born OF perfect
" black parents yet possessing white skin, pink
eyes, and long white silken hair There are three
in the family. father, mother and son. the latter
Of whom. though but eleven years OF age per-
forms exceedingly we'll on the violin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-30
: ; . 90 q y [ 7 t +!

Constituting an elegant attraction for the past
tel months visited By tie elite ofthe cities where
tie has anpcarcj