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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
General GrapE i'm Pittsburgh-Inei-
lent of His Visit.
The Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL relates the
following incidents of General Grants re-
cent reception in Pittsburgh;

Inc fRtsDuFgh COUWpeFct0t relates the
following incidents of General Grants re-
cent reception in Pittsburgh;
A BoQUET AND A LITTER.
During the reception at the City Hall,
a Young lady of color, after shaking hands
with the general, presented him with a
tastefullv arranged boqpet, accompanied
with a letter, in which the writer. the
Young lady who presented it, eongratula-
ted him on his victory over the Slayehold-
ers' rebellion, coGlpIimented him very
neatly as the heroic soldier who had sew
cred the link which had bound the Afri-
can race on this continent to slavery, and
who, by his consummate ability, had writ
ten his name high and indelibly on the
historic tablet of our country as the man
who had, more than any other, done what
was necessary to ratify President Lin
coins Emancipation Proclamation, and
made the down-trodden- son and daugh-
tiers of African descent a part of the peo-
Pile.
The General chung to this letter with
great care until after the reception,
when he read it and put it into his pocket.
This will doubtless be preserved by him
as n of the souvenirs Of his visit to Pitts
burgh.
"PAP DIET WITH YOUR
As the throng passed the General in the
City Hall, an elderly lady, carrying in one
hand a bouquet, and with the other lead
ing a little girl about seven years of age,
came along and stopped before him. They
were dressed in mourning. The woman
handed the boquet to the child, and the
child handed it to the General, then shook
hands with him, saying at the same time;
Pap died with you 2 This filed the
Generals heart, and he could no conceal
his emotion, as he was compelled to wipe
away the tears which had sprung from the
fountain o fhis manly sympathy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
HURON COUNTY.

A Miss Daniels was accidentally killed
at the sorghum mill of Mr.. L. Sherman. in
the eastern part of this township, on Tues
day last. 1t appears that the unfortunate
girl was engaged in feeding the mill with
cane, and while thus occupied. her clothing
caught in the betting, and she was thrown
around the shaft, which projects some feet
from the mill, with such force as to kill
her at the first revolution.
Mr.. Lucien Jones, of Sherman, was run
away with on the road from Norwalk TO
Munroeville, on Wednesday, Sept. 9th,
and thrown from his carriage sometwenty
feet down IN embankment, injuring him
severely if not permanently.
The Register a ' that the prisoners
confined in the Huron county Jail made
an attempt TO escape without the benefit
OF habeas corpus, on Thursday evening
last. A hole was made through the wall,
by some means, on the south side of thu
building, near the east end, upper story.
The Sheriff and JailOr had suspected for
some time that something of the Kind was
tho ~piaanAra- and usnna
on The alert. AT about half-past eight
they discovered fellow making his way
out feet foremost through the aperture,
and at once gave him notice that they were
below and ready to receive him, by a shot
or two, whereupon he made his way back
unhurt. 1t was necessary that the at
tempt should be made at an early hour in
the evening if made at all, as at nine
o'clock the prisoners were put into their
cells. There are nine persons now con-
fined in the Jail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
UNION COUNTY rIcKET.
II Meeting To-Day.

We desire to.remind II readers in this
city and county, that General Cox, their
gallant candidate for Governor, and John
Sherman, their able and faithful repre-
sentative in the United States Senate, will
address them to-day at CARROTS Hall.
Let every Union man esteem it his duty,
as 1t his privilege, to listen to words of
counsel and encouragement from these
gallant leaders, who, the one upon the
ALI Vrba.'ie anu the Olner IN the nails OF
legislation, have earned the gratitude of
their c~Ountrymen. Come one and ALL
Let us have one last grand rally, before
the final conflict oftO-morrow.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
POLITICAL.

General Fitzpatrick has accepted a chal-
lenge from Hon. A. j. Rogers, of New
Jersey, to "stun.p" that State together.
They will first speak toget her at Newark,
on the It'll inst.
The Democratic Organ at Indianapolis,
the State Sentinel has been purchased by
the former prOprietors of the Journal of
that city, and will hereafter be issued
without change of name as a Union paper.
The price paid was $21,O
The colored people of Wisconsin have
called a State Convention to meet at Mil
waukee, October Goth, to promote the sue
cess of the proposed amendment to the
State constitution granting colored suf-
frage.
Later returns from Mississippi indicate
that General G. B. Humphreys, instead of
Judge Z. S. Fisher, was the successful
candidate for Governor at the election held
in that State last Monday. General
Humphreys is a bitter rebel, so malignant
and determined in his hostility to the gov
eminent that President johnson has re-
fused to pardon him. His election is very
significant, as indicating the tone of public
sentiment in Mississippi.
In New York General Sickles seems to
have the inside track for the mayoralty,
so far as popular gossip is concerned. A.
L. Stewart is occasionally mentioned in
private circles in connection with the can
vass, and so is Fernando Wood. The
probabilities are, however, that General
Sickles will secure denomination, through
sheer force of popular sentiment in his
favoI.
The colored people of St. Louis had a
very interesting meeting on Monday night,
at which the questions of their general
welfare and negro suffrage were discussed.
Speeches were made by several colored
men, and a serins IF rns~l~tse-~ sIsPtsI.
executive committee of seven was APP
to provide for a series of these
meetings among their people in the State,
with the view of securing the right of
franchise. The propriety of establishing
newspaper of their own was also dis
The Iowa papers have extensively pub
ished an illustrated epitome eff copper
neadism, and the cuts are just now being
.ssued in Illinois. One picture represents
. /
he Democrat who believed the the war a
ailure-a man with dagger and pistol,
to strike, in the rear of a soldier
marching off to the war. The other is the
hound who holds the dagger be-
lind him, and makes love to the soldier
'eturned from the war. The copperhead
excellently drawn in both pictures.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

c NOTICES.
VW FREDERICK j. PRENTISS. Clerk
i Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the County Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio: 1t is
ordered that the Courts Of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State Of Ohio, for the year 1S6G,
and be held as follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
IL THE County OF ERrE-DIsTRIcT COURT.
On Monday the 23d day of April.
COMMON PLEAs.
On Monday the 9Th day Of February.
On Monday the 18th day Of May
On Monday the LIST day OF October.
IL TIE COUNTY OF HuRoN-DIsTRIcF Court.
On Monday the 30th day Of april.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 2Gth day of February.
On Tuesday the 18th day of June.
On Monday the 18th day Of November
IL THE County OF LUCAs-DIsTRIcT COURT.
On Monday the 10th day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 18th day Of February.
On Monday the 2Ist day Of May
On Monday the 18th day Of October.
IN THE COUNTY OF SANDUsKY-DIsTRIcT CoURT.
On Friday the both day of April.
COMMON PLEAs.
On Monday the 9Th day Of February.
ON Monday the It'll day Of May.
On Monday the lst day Of October.
IN THE COUNTY or OrTAwA-DIsrRIcT COURT.
On Thursday the 18th day Of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesnay the 10th day of March.
on Tuesday the 5th day If June.
On Tuesday the Both day Of October.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
-IS THE County or LoRAN-DIsTRIcT CoUEr.
On Monday the 9th day Of August.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesday the 9th day of February.
On Tuesday the both day Of May.
On Tuesday the 18th day of November.
Il THE COUNTY or MEDISA-DIsTEIcr CouRr.
On Wednesday the 18th day of Augtat.
COMMON Pleas.
On Tuesday the 10th day Of February.
On Tuesday the I'D day of May.
On Tuesday the 30th day Of October.
IN THE COUNTY OF SUNSnT-DIsTsIcr CoUEr.
On Friday the 3lst day of August.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesday the Goth day of January.
On Tuesday tho LIST day Of May.
On Tuesday the 10th day of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
IL THE COUNTY or CUYAHOGA-DIsTRIcr CoCEr.
On Thursday the 9th day Of September.
COMMON Pleas.
On Monday the 18th day Of February.
On Monday the 18th day of May.
On Monday the 18th day of November.
Witness the official signatures Of all the Judges
# said Fourth Judicial District, at the Common
Pleas Clerks Once, in the City Of Cleveland. ia
aid Cuyahoga County, this 2lst day Of September,
\. d. 1865
JOHN FITCH,
S. +. TAYLOR,
J. NJ. COFFINBERRY, judges as
HORACE DOT Aforesaid
THOMAS HOLTON,
STEVENSON BURkE.
STATE OF OHIO, /, Frederick J. Prem
COUNTY s. )tiss, Clerk Of the Court
( Common Pleas Of said County, do hereby certify
he foregoing to be a true copy Of the original or
now on ME in my Office, fixing the time for
Gliding the Courts Of Common Pleas and District
'ourt in the several counties Of che Fourth Judi
ial District of the State Of Ohio, for the year 1866.
In testimony whereof, l hereuntO subscribe
e my name and afiN the seal Of said Court, /
at Cleveland, this 9th day of September, A.. I
D., 1865.
FREDERICK J. PRENTISS, Clerk.
ap29-2j6 By b. S. CoGsWELL, Deputy Clerk.
Q
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

Richard Brinsley Sheridan, picked up
from the gutter, and taken before the
morning magistrate, was asked his name.
civilian Wilberforce," was the reply
1t is as cool a piece of impudence in the
Democratic bummers found in the last
rebel ditch, and arraigned before the peO-
pie, to call themselves the Administration
party.
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WANTED--HELP.

WANTED-Stone masons and labOrers, to whom
w the HIGHEST wages will be paid. Apply at No. s
Warnings Block. MCNARY, CLAFLIN&CO. oct:252
WANTED-WOAIAN-A respectable woman as
w nurse for little girl Is months old. Must be
strong and healthy. Good recommendations requir-
apply. Address Mrs. p. q. W, kOckpoft, Cnyahoea
County. Oct3.2i2
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October Z, 1865.
j. u. RNOLL,
JAY ODELL,
E. C. POPE.
October 7, 1865.

October I, 1865.
]. E. INGERsoLL, Esq,
DEAR SIR have sent a note to the
Herald correcting the injustice done to you
in the note of yesterday.
To a gentleman on the Heights who
wished me to withdraw, 1 stated that 1
had taken little responsibility in the mat
ter. Once when the call was presented
I did not sign it. The truth is, L do not,
for myself, know Mr.. D.
And when called upon, L did say I
would not decline Tor refuse) nor accept a
nomination and advised the nomination of
another. This l knew left you free to use
name if you thought fit to da-en
-lod1u not nave said anything had not
an attempt been made to do you injustice
by placing you in a false position before
the public.
Respectfully, W. H. BREWSTER.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

The Copperheads in Pennsylvania, head
cd bv that hitherto silent Copperhead, Mr..
Senator Buckalew, insist that the men who
ran awavfrom tho draft shall be permitted
+o vote. notwithstanding the law tothe con-
trarv. To be sureI Thenegro whofought
forfour years is disfranchised. The infa-
NOUS towards who ran away must vote,
This is Copperhead justice.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

Patriotic men, take heed that a vote for
the Democratic candidates for the Legisla-
ture is avote for Clement L. Vallandigham
as . United States Senator-the person
who in a public speech declared
am this most UNHoLY CRUSADE
AGAINST THE SOUTH-with the
torch of the incendiary and the dagger OF
the assassin suspended over her-M1
MOST CORDIAL SYMPATHIES ARE
WITH HER. '
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
The Nomination of Mr.. Rrewster.

Desiring to do no injustice to the gen.
tlemen who organized the recent boiling
convention and nominated the Rev. vii
liam H. Brewster for representative, in OPP
position to the regular Union ticket, We
eheerfully publish a card from them, and
also a letter from Mr.. Brewster, touching
the attitude of the latter gentlemen in ref
renee TO the movement. 1t will he
that while Mr.. Brewst~-
not accan+ seen
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
.sr does not and will
the Lyman's Hall nomination


the Lyman's Hall nomination.
he does not decline it, and that he consid-
ers the leaders in the boiling movement as
q free to use his name if they thought tit
We understand that Mr.. Brewster has de-
elared that it would be impossible for him
if elected, to go to Columbus, and that Ii
there was any danger of his election he
should at once decline to allow his name
to be used. Practically, therefore, Mr.
Brewster is not a candidate. His election
Is impossible and if he should be elected
he could not serve. Every vote for him,
therefore, is but n subtracted from the
strength of the Union party. Every vote
for him is a half-vOte for the Democratic
ticket and for Clement L. Vallandigham
for United States Senator.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

w ten frst class subscription Books and Engra-
-ings, mcluning the Life and Times OF Abraham Lin
coln, by DR.. l.. T.. Brockett, the eminent and accom-
plshed historian. One octave Volume Of "a pages.
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The best Biography Of Abraham Lincoln. Now being
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One hundred more men can engage, selling this work
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make money rapidly in its sale. Address Il. II. CUR
RAN, Publisher, Main ST., eoruer Of Water, Roches-
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Ionn To Your Tiekets To-morrow.

Tickets have been put in circulation by
the Copperhead Democracy, headed
uUnion Ticket but with the names OF
Democratic nominees substituted in some
cases for those of the Union candidates.
Do not be deceived. Examine your tick
ct carefully. See that it corresponds, e1-
actlv. with the one at the head of our
columns. If it does not, tear it up, and
find one that does.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-EMPLOY SOLDIERS-Busi-
w ness men are requested to apply for Clerks.
BOok-keesers, Porters, Mechanics, Apprentices. and
all employees, to the Agency Of the Sanitary Commits
sion, No, SO Bank street, where soldiers. bonorably
discharged, and well qualified, will be found willine
and anxious to work.
"a large proportion Of these are ahle-bodied and ex-
peTienced-the few who have been, By wounds on sick
ness, untitled for work have a double claim up0n the
patronage of a loyal publie)
References viii be given when required. No charge
for services ofthis Agency.
Situations are now wanted for the following, viz:
lCOpyist, a fine penman,
nCIerks, experienced IL dry good, grocery or drug
stores.
sDrivers, Groomsan and Gardeners.
lPorter.
Weaver.
Firemen OF Brakemen.
3 Apprentices.
2have no trade and will do ANYTHING.
5disabledmenW wish places as messengers, agents or
office pOrters.
Please end IN your orders and help these men to earn
50 BANK STREET,
oct2:24 CLEVELAND. OHIO.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

The National Base Ball Club of Wash
ington are making great arrangements
for the entertainment of the famous
Athletic, of Philadelphia, and Atlantic, of
New York, which clubs play a match
game there this month for the champion
ship. 1t is expected the President and
Cabinet will honor the occasion with their
presence.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

The Cincinnati Gazette speaking of the
recent debates in the Episcopal Conven-
ton, has the following:
It will be seen by III dispatches that
Judge Spaldipg, Of 0hio, though regarded
rs a Conservative at home, took very rad
zeal and truly patriotic ground in the
Convention.
This will be news no less to Judge
Spalding than to his constituents, who
have been accustomed to regard him as
radical enough even for the latitude OF the
Western Reserve.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
HORSE FAIR.
NATIONAL
Horse Fair.

Horse Fair,
VIII he held at MEANWHILE, A on TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 10th, Ilth
and 18th days of October, 1865, on the grounds and
under the auspices of the DRIVING PARK SSO-
CITATION. Over $1,000 in premiums.
The Grounds of the Meadville Driving Park are
the finest in the State, embracing 80 acres Of beaut,
iul level land near town. The Track Is one.J ~
mile in length and is perfectly graded and SUI Goth
No entry of any Horses for exhibition, um b.,
permitted after 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, GU E,UFSDAY
All Horses for exhibition must DO on the gronnds
AL horses for exhibition will Fave 70 he on the
ground at poeloek' A NJ, on tne first day of the
premi1ms will ne paid on FRIDAY, at the Treas
Entries may be made at the secrctary's Office on
inc grounds, on the first DAY Of the Fair, at 10
O'Clock, \ N,
IhEfoiLowING PREMIUMS ARE OFFERED:
CLASS l-Entrance Fee g.
Dest brood S1O
| Second best
Ooits must be shown with the mares.
CLASS 2-Entrance Fee s..
BEST stallion colt l year old and undor , years. Is
second hest s
Best mare colt year old and under Entrance
Second best 3
CLASS 3-Entrauee Fee So.
Esd stallion colt year old and under ayrs....- Is
Second best do 10
Best mare colt ? yrs old and under 8 EntraDce
Second best :
CLASS EEntranee Fec 81.
Best 9 year old stallion colt %
second best 10
Best mare colt , yrs old entrance Lice Sj.-"-. 10
CLAs 5-Entrance fee $50
stations d yrs old and over n ,I.- 81 a-- no
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
Re on Hand when the Polls are
ODened.

The Copperheads are organizing a
scheme to elect judges and clerks of cleo
ton of their " stripe tomorrow morn
ing, and have their own way at the polls
during the day. Let every Union man
make it his business TO be on hand when
the polls are opened and see that the
Judges and clerks are fairly chosen
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
WANTED-L0M AGENTs-To canvass for The

PAPERS, published by X. W. Carroll & Co. This
book must have a larger circulation than any book
ever sold by subscription, owing TO its originality and
humor. There is no similar work in the field, so that
Agents will find this a glorious opportunity if they
embrace il soon. This work IS printed, engraved and
bound in tho highest style Of the art and contains 40
their experience, and name their nrst5 second and
third choice as to territory Ihey may either SEND
Tor circulars. or. if they wish TO commence at once,
inclOse Sis for order book and 2 for sample book.
We give the highest terms Of any house IN America.
given as 10 territory. Address JOSEPH IOPHAM
q Co., :. T.. corner Fourth and Vine sts-, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
the Union sep2s.26GdNw
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09

DUBLIC IAyDs-sCRIP FOR SALE.

0LCIBrs Ucf0her I, 300.
In accordance with the provisions Of an act Of the
General Assembly OF the state Of Ohio, passed
AnriI rs. 1865. the undersigned State Officers will
receive proposals for the purchase Of the Land Scrip
received from the United States for the establish
ment Of an Agricultural College, or Colleges, in the
State of Ohio,
The Scrip can ba located on any vacant United
States Lands, subject TO entry at private sale at
s.. % per acre. Mineral Lands excluded.)
No proposition will be received for less than one
hundred and sixty acres.
If more convenient, proposals may be made to
the Auditor and Treasurer Of any County, who will
transmit the same 10 the undersigned.
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
WM. HOOPER,
Treasurer Of State.
WM. HENRY SMITH,
ocf4:2761taW Secretary of State,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
WANTS.

WANTED-EMPLOYMENT-By a good pen
man, whOsetime is unoCcupied AFTER 4 o'clock p.
NJ. each day, employment rs a cOpyist, or in an office
where be could make himself useful. Address cop
1IST, this office. oc9.252
WANTED-TO RENT-A comfortable dwelling
in a desirable part Of the city, bya good tenant,
at a rent not to exceed S,00. Inquire Of J. L. a G..
L. INGERSOLL, 2fISuperior st.
WANTED-TO RENT-A neat commodious
w house for a small family on the West Side, in a
respectable locality, on or near a street railroad. Ad-
dress Fl. c.. H this Office. oct3.252
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For SALE.

MISSISSIPPI PLANTATION LAND-The
M subscriber. a citizen Of Mississippi, Is acquainted
with many Of the most valuable Plantation lands in
that State. He Is also familiar with the subject Of
titles, both before the war and under the questions
arising out Of il. Having resided North during the
past two years, mostly in this eItyJ and being other
wise free from the faint Of disloyaliyr he offers his
personal aud professional services 10 those DESTROYS OF
purchasing lands in the south. These lands may now
be bought at a SURPRISINGLY Low flGgkE, and pre-
sent a field for investment OF SPEEDY anu broad profit.
ANY information given. Address JOSEfH IROrH-
CHILD, clevelaRd, o. oct 3:252
WTANTED-TO SELL-At great bargains, or ex-
w change formerchandise, Sle9,@1 worth Of valu-
able real estate in Illinois. For iurlner particulars,
address J. AUGUSTINE, Mendoza, III. sep2S:256
EOR SAIE-OIL-A6n e lot Of Petroleum Burn
Il ing oil, at the Factory Of W.. GUILD, on Cen
tral Way. sepah;R7
E0R SALE-HOUSE \ Lot IN BElEA-
IL VIII be sold cheap. This is aTare opportunity for
Germans or others desinons Of educating their chill
dren al the Schools Of Berea, and 20 obLalna home at
small figures. Address p. o. Box LII Berea, or
b LEADER once, Cleveland, .. Jyls;232
kNoB ~SALE-CUT SLAVES AND HEADING-
Inc undersigned responsibility on hand alarge
w We'll made stock of seasoned cut Slaves and
leaning, at the lowest market prices. Factory near
1Sidnl and Toledo Railroad depot.
ed. Stllsn 4 4S : MaIIant-
Fremont, o., July 1874
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
Marnhan VIII vdte for yaIIandieham

Mr.. Marshall has sent us a note, which
we publish in another column, in answer
to our query whether he will, if elected
vote for Vallandigham for U. s. Senator,
in case he should be nominated by the
Democratic caucus. He evidently mag
ines that he has made an admirable flank
movement in endeavoring to avoid giving
an explicit answer. 1t will be seen he
tacitly admits the correctness of our charge
that he voted for Vallandigham for Gov
ernor, and that he will vote for him for o..
s. Senator should he be a candidate for
that office. Mr.. Marshall must not think
that he can hoodwink intelligent voters
by his shutting answer, for it is a total
failure. He is a fine specimen of an artful
copperhead dodger.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-09
Stores and DweIIing Houses Wanted.

Stores and Dwelling Houses Wanted.
Since our last article was written on the
above subject, We have heard of several
more instances of gentlemen coming TO
this city for the purpose of going into bust
ness, with large capital, who were COM
PEELED to go elsewhere on account of not
being able to rent any stores or dwellings.
Neither could they find a place to board,
except by going to hotels and paying the
same price that is charged to transient
boarders.
When will our real estate holders wake
up to their true interest and m
putting up buildings on their vacant land ?