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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22

AT PERRY's OLD STOVE HOUSE,
al PoYDRAs STREET Between Camp and St. Charles sts
For Sale, 500 Fiat Top Diving FIue Cooking
Stoves.
A of the same general character but differing
tation, and in their names,l
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cane, and broad fields Of yellow corn, potatoes,
pease, pumpkins, ETC., we now see an occasional
patch of cane, few fields of worn-eaten cotton,
few potatoes, and broad surfaces of yellow
acres of sorghum, and has made about three bar
rels Of molasses to the acre. 1t is thought there
will be about ten thousand hogsheads Of sugar
made on both sides of the Lafonrche its whole
ont.third of crop of cotton There is the same
uncertainty aboutlabor the coming year, there, as
here and elsewhere. Everybody seems struggling
faithfully to weather the storm and reach the
snore; but they have many dead weights to carry
and have wind and tide against them.
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PARTNERS MISREPRESENTATION

m IsSOLUTION--THE COMPREHENSIVE OF
~ Taos. G. WALSH co. expired this day by limita
ton. THos c. WALSH,
New Orleans, Oct. /, 1866 ARTHUR CONEELL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-23
Isp,oisi Correspondence Cleveland LE.prn.I

Especial Correspondence Cleveland LEADER-l
ALLIANCE, O., Aug. 2l.
The fall term of Mt. Union College
commenced on the l4th inst. The pros
poets are very fattering, and everything
bids fair to be successful term. This in
stitution is one of the best and most pop
ular of the kind in the State 1t is sit
ua.ed one mile South of this place.
Every person that has travelled to any
extent has passed through Alliance. 1t
can be found at the junction of the P. Fl.
W. & C., aud c. P. Railroads, passengers
being invariably allowed by all trains,
twenty minutes for chickings." We
won't try to Il blow" the town, when we
say that it is going to make city. Why
shouldn't it 1t has decidedly the finest
situation of any town in Eastern Ohio.
Just observe its progress and enterprise.
See the rush" that is being made to-
ward the town. We have erected at
least one hundred dwelling houses during
the past six months, and the work goes
round-houses, rolling mills, churches and
agricultural works, in fact the improve
ments in the town are almost to numer-
Gus to mention We make a little of
everything; moving machines, plows,
rakes, beer and wooden nutmegs-
The new depot is approaching com
pletion. Its want has long been felt by
the travelling community, and no doubt
will be properly appreciated. 1t is a mag
nifcent structure. The companies have
spared no expense in attaching all the
modern improvements to the building.
In connection with the depot, there will
be suit Of first class refreshment rooms,
to be presided over by Dan Sourbeck,
ESQ.
The rolling mill is another heavy strike,
and will stand comparison with its broth
ers in the big towns. The building is
24O feet long and q feet wide; wing ex-
| tending to the east, mRsures $50 by 80
feet. The proprietors are from Youngs-
town, thorough go-a-hea1 fellows, and it is
to be hoped that they will be amply re-
paid for the outlay.
The small pox, disease that was very
popular here some time ago, has, we are
happy TO state, disappeared altogether.
Gases were very numerous at one time.
We heard one physician state he had
some thirty cases under his care at the
same time. More Hafterwhile
Yours &c, OHIO.
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FINANCIAL.

LONDON, August 22-Noon.-There is no
change of moment in the money market.
Consuls are quoted at sss. The money mar
ket for American securities firm with an up
ward tendency, and an advance is noted
from last nights quotations. The prices rul-
ing are as follows: U. S. 5-2O's, 7Ot Illinois
Central railroad shares, II; Erie RAILROAD, AS.
LONDON, August 22-Evening.-The fol-
lowing are the official quotations of Ameri-
can securities at the close Of business to-
day: U. s. 5-2Os, 20; Illinois Central rail-
road shares, III; Erie, As.
LONDON, August 22-Evening Consuls
have declined I per cent. The official fig
ure at the close of business to-day being Ss1.
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LONG HUMAN HAIR.
EREGa IrPORTATEnN.

WM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO Io3
w PUBLIC sQUARE-MR. WILLIAM DA1
having just arrived from Europe, world in
form the Ladies and public generally, that he has
open for insPectioa the largest and most con-
plste stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
to them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially FOR the manufacturing Il
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES
&C. Ladies viii do wen 20 examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere
k-B--Aany very pretty Head Dresses bro ghf
direct from PSris-the very latest tashion-fnss
Designs in Coils, Twists, Bows, 6e.l Any Of ~
above Head Dresses, all OF which can l,e made ou
fSwitches and Braids without injury to either
- Ladies Hair Dressing IN ali the latest Al
most nrnyAiIinz styles. mHrIs
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COMMERCIAL.

LIvERPooL, August 22-NOon.-COtton-
The market is unchanged and prices remain
as quoted last evening. Middling uplsnds
1S3d. She sales for to-day are estimated at
10000 bales. The brsadstuff market is un-
changed. The provision market remains
without any alteration.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-Evening.-There
is no change to report in commercial mat
ters, with the single exception that pork is
advancing.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

LIVERPOOL, August 22.-The steamship
City of Boston, from New York Saturday,
August II, arrived at this port to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON, August 22.-The steamship
Allemana, Capt Frautmann, from Hamburg
the 1sh inst, arrived at this port last
night, and sailed again this morning for
New York, taking one hundred thousand
pounds sterling for the latter Port on Amer
ican account.
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sIoan's Horse ointment.-rhis

celebrated Ointment has gained for itself rep1ta-
ticn which no other Ointment SalTe has ever
acquired in this country. 1t is well known and
used by almost every LiTery-stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East ard West, Nor h
and South. 1t stands unequslled for the rapid
cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds, sPrains,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Windgalls,
Strains, Lamsness, Foundsred Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches, &c, &c
This Ointment Is pat up IN strong Glass Bottles,
and sold for so Cents FER Bottle.
WALKER TAYLOR, Proprietors.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
--splABl4 Wholesale Agents.
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From New York.
letter from Secretary SewaF

letter from Secretary Seward.
NEW YoRK, august PA letter from
Secretary Seward to Gen. Fitzpatrick, Min
ister to Chill, is published, setting forth the
policy Of the United States concerning wars
in adjoining republics. He says that we
msintain that the republican system which
is accepted in Gny one of those States shall
not be wantomly assailed, and that it shall
not be subverted as an end Of lawful war
by European powers in wars waged be-
tween nations in friendship with ourselves,
if they are not pushed like the French war
in Mexico, we do not intervene. Spain as
surea US that she would not carry her war
with Chill to that point, and we are ready
now and henceforth to hold Spain 10 this
agreement, if found necessary.
Mr. Seward, at some length, shows that
this policy is one of strict neutrality and
friendship, and one which has governed
the United States from the time of Wash
ington.
Cholera.
NEW YoRK, August 22.-For the last "a
hours there were IL cases and deaths from
cholera reported in this city, and only 8
cases with one death were reported in
Brooklyn.
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Failure of the Mission Of the Wife of
MAMMALIAN

LONDON, August 22-Evening.-British
politics are devoid of interest. The follow
ing has been received from Paris:
PARIs, August 22-Evening. is said
that the Empress of Mexico has failed in
her mission, Napoleon having, it is under
stood, refused to grant the assistance of the
French troops prior to their evacuation of
Mexico to quell the Insurgents. In connec-
ton with this statement the report is cur
rent, and with some degree of credibilIty,
that the Emperor Maximilian will soon re-
turn to Europe.
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AN ORDINAECK-TO grade and I'M.

"A prove supfrior street between ETie street
aud the westerly line sf Ten Acre Lot No. 100.
SIC 1. Be il ordained by the City Council Of tie
City CT Cleveland, (tEo-thirds OF ali the memberS
coucurring,) that Superior street, between the
eastery line Of Erie street, and the westerly line
Of Ton Acre LIT No. 100, be graded and i'm
proved TO the established grade, under the diTes-
tion and supervision OF the Board OF city ImprOv-
eInsats and that the cost and expense Of said i'm
provement be estimated, levied and assessed upon
the feet front Of the several lots parcels Of Lana
bounding or shutting upon said street between the
points aforesaid
Passed Aug y 1865.
F.W. pELT0S, Pres. Of the Council.
g. 6. WHEATON Assist, Uity Clerk. aug22.3H
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From California.

Killed. ao3 Ii-ri lo
sAx FGAxcIsco. Aug. 2l.MHsrvey Lee,
Judge Of the 10th Judicial District was
killed at Sacramento Sunday, by being
thrown from. his buggy. 'as'i 'I'n.
Unfonisfs Convention.
The California Union State Central Com
mite hsve requested Senators Conness and
Cole, and their Representatives. McRuer,
BidwelI, Higbee, Waderick, Billings, Chan
cey and Moses Ellis, now at the East, to ct
tend the Southern Unionists Convention,
and assure that body of the hearty sym
pathy of the Unionists of California.
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1866.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
DOUBLE-TRACK RAILROAD.
EsIs5:.:s:;Ss5s:95 s.
SHORTEST, QUICKEST 4 BEST ROUTE

Between the East aud West.
ON the arrival of Passenger Trains
" from the West at the Union Depot, Pitts
bhrgh, THROUGH TRAINS leave as follows:
DAY EXPRESS, SEQ a. NJ, Except Sunday.
MAIL, T:6O A. NJ, Except Snndsy.)
CINCIsNATI EXPRESS, $50 A. NJ, Except
FAST NAIL, ll.50 P. NJ, Except sunday.)
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 4l0 P. NJ, Every
Day.
FAsf LINE, 1900 P. M, Except sunday.)
Running through without change Of Cars to
HARRISBuGH, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE aud NEW YORK, (yia Anentown,) Hours
IN ADVANCE OF OTHER LINES, connecting direct fer
all New England Towns and Washington City.
This is the 1niy route BY which Passengers,
leaving 81. Louis, Cairo and Quincy Saturday
morning; Chicago, Jacksonville and lndianapoii
Saturday evening, RUS THROUGH DIRECT to
Eastern cities, arriving
q Hours In Advance OF other Routes.
ELEGANT STATE-ROOM SLEEPING OARS
are attached to all night trains.
Ez- baggage Checked through and Transferred
Free.
- Fare always as low as by other Routes-
Il. ". GwINNER, Gen. Ticket Ag't Philada.
". II. HOLMES, Gen. W Pass. Ag,t, Chicago.
T. L. kIMBAlb Asst G. W. p. Ag't, f'hieago.
CuAS. THOMPSON Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, o..
Gfliee, Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
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Speeches in Toledo by Gen. Gar
field and Mr.. Ashley.
Grand Union Rally at Read.
ing, Pa.
Immense Crowd, Speeches, Radical
Resolutions
Death of Major Gen. NagIee.
RaVageS Of The Cholera in st.
Louis.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Nomination of Unien Congressman
in the Eighth District.

special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.1
CARDNGToN, o., August q.
C. S Hamilton, of Union Co, Rep, was
to day nominated for Congress on the 18th
ballot, from the Eighth District, composed
of the counties of Delaware, Marion, Nor
row, Richland and Union. H.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A \ ORDINANgs-To lay out, open

- ana extend Middle Street.
pc. l. Be it ordaiEed by the City Council OF
N City Ell Cleveland, (two-thirds Of sll the mem
bers ooncgrring,) That Middle street be lid out,
opened and extended from Pro Pect street to Mon
unental Park, as follows The easterly line there
q 70 be seven feet easteSly at 7 ght angles from
the westerly lines of original two lots Nos. 81
and 49, and parallel thereto; the westerly line to
be rty ieet distant from the easterly hne, and
parallel taer. to which shall be known and desig
mated as Middle ST. eet, and b. under the care and
control Of the City Council.
SIC That Tor the purpose of paying the value
o. lots or parcels Of land taken appropriated
Tor the purp Aforesaid, charge tax be leVi5d
or assessed upon the lots parcels of land bound
ing or a1utting upon Middle street between such
points on said Middle street as the Board OF CITY
improvements may, in their judgment, deem BEN
emitted y said Improvement and said board snail
be directed 90 report TO the City Council an as
sesstent according 10 benefits on the lots or par
pels OF land absttng upon said street tetween such
points a. shall be designated by then, 10 proper.
tion, neyr as may be, 10 the eehents, which
may result to each psrcel or lot Of land, 50 soon
the Jury in tbs case report TO the Board the
value ofsnch lot parcel q land, tosethor With
The bervditsmen theron, wnioa may be taA en-
or appropriated for the parpOse aforesaid.
Passed August =, 1856.
". PELTOS, Prsst. Of the Council
g. s. WHEATON, Asst City Clerk. aug23-3i
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Equitable Life Assurance society,

Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of the United States, e2 Broadway, Few York.
Cash Accumulation, 5000 10000; Annual
Cash Income, 81, 600, 900. .O0-purely mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de-
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
n cAsH The next dividend Sill be declared Feb
ruary LIST, 1867. It is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad-
vantsges in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as its total expenditure to income
was less than that Of any OF the older American
Companies, and its nsW business for the past year
1913 623 OoOl exceeds the new business of any New
York Company in aay previous year This socie
ty hiss met with but one less in this city-mr.
Phillip /. Price, who was insured three years
since for s5 600. His heirs received the amount
Of his policy ls5 600, and dividend TO the amount
Of SSTS 1000 in cash within ten days after proofs
were delivered TO the agents.
Proposals for insurance or for oragensies apply TO
THAYERs MUEsON, General Agents,
Nos. and Park Building.
mRyA Cleveland. Ohio.
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A N ORDIYAECE-TO provide for the

"A sprinkling Of portion Of Pittsburgh street
SEC. l. Be il ordained by the City Council Of tbs
City OF Cleveland ttwo-thirds OF a ! tho members
concurringl that Pittsburgh street between Eagle
and Cross streets be sErnkles, under the direction
OF the Board Of City improvements, during the
present season, from the 18th day Of August until
the 3lst day OF October.
SEc 2. That for the purpose Of defraying the
cost and expense Of sbrinklng said street, between
the points hereiabesore specified, there be and is
hereby lsyied and assessed upon each and every
foot front OF all The lots OF parcels Of land bound
ing abutting upon ths aforesaid portion Of said
street, the sum Of S0-s5.
SEC. 3. That the owners Of the several lots and
laDds bounding or abutting upon said portion OF
said street. shall pay the several amounts of money
from them severally due 10 that behalf, before the
18th day OF September, 1856, to Homer Dewof,
city special tax collector, or be subjected 70 the
penalty aud interest allowed by Law against them
scyeraily il not paid at the time or to the person
hercin specified.
Passed August e. 1855.
= W rELT0S, President OF the Council.
G. s. WHEATON,, Assistant City Clerk. aug23 3i4
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Opening of. the Campaign I'm Ohio
Speech Of Gen. Cex-


We invite the attention of our readers
to the speech of Gov. Cox, on the second
page of the LEADER, this morning, de-
livered at the first Union meeting of the
campaign at Columbus, on Tuesday even
ing. The speech will bear its own COM
mendatioh as calm, candid and digni-
fed presentation of the issues of the day,
and though all its conclusions may not
prove entirely acceptable to the Union
Republican party; in the main, and upon
the cardinal points, it will be approved.
The meeting addressed by Gov. Cox, and
at which speeches were also made by
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger and others,
was in every respect a success.
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Southern News.

The Cotton Crop I'm North Carolina
FoRrREss MONROE, August 20.-AdYices
from the interior counties Of North Carolina
state that the cotton crop is looking well,
and in some sections even better than on the
Roanoke river. The county of Edgroomb Is
expected to yield from IA 900 to $4,000 bales,
and other counties in like proportion.
worthy Enterprise.
A marty of benevolent gentlemen from the
North contemplate settlement Of freedmen
IN Texas, and design purchasing two plan
tations in Austin county for the purpose.
They will erect churches, school houses and
quarters for the freedmen, and furnish good
WAGES and constant employment. The pre-
iect is endorsed by Generals Howard and
Thomas.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEGEs, August 22.-The Rio
Grsnde Courier of the 10Th and 18th con-
AIMS the expulsion from Matamorss of
fhe Governor Of Taumaulicas, Gen. j. NJ. j..
Coranqan. BY the garrison Of Matamoras-
THEW appoint Col. Seerisorado Canales a.
his successor, and refer the matter 70 Presi.
dent Juarez. The Courier says that Gem
Jose de La Janses is also IN BrownsVllle
following his superior efieer. Cortlnas IS
st;II about Mier and Reynesa- The new
1oans on one Saturday Of $4,000, and
mother on the Thursday folio wing Of $780,
900. -
BALTIMORE, Aug. 22.-The Congressional
District Union Convention have nominated
J. j. Stewart for Congress. Mr.. Stewart
holds the Office of Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the third district.
D~atI, Of Gov. COFneIIy, Of Kansas
LAwREsoE, Kansas, August 23.-sants
Fe dates of the 18th say that Ex-GoTernol
Cornelly died to-day.
GOV. Mitchell on visit
Governor Mitchell has gone on visit q
the ella River Gold Mines
Secretary Arnez Is acting Governor dur
ing his absence
discovery of Gold and silver Mines
Very rich gold and silver mines haT
hasn discovered IS miles from Fort Stanton
railroad Contract Given to Waterman
Il Co.
] kansas CITY, Aunust 22.-The eOntraC
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inst PubIished-A pamphlet containing
much valuable information, which will be sent
free to any address upon application to the Union
Business Institute, Obzrlin, 0. jy2s
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NOIiee-Tiekets for the Gre7t Horse Fair can
be had at the Offices OF the RenRard, Weddell,
American, City, Russell and Ses England Hotels.
To avoid the great rush at the gates purchase
your tickets b. fore you staff. aug2l 342
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PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS.
BENEDICTIOS,


The exercises were excellent in manner
and matter. 1t were hard to distinguish,
in commendation, where the verdict was
so unanimous in favor of all the speakers
and readers. The matter and delivery Of
Messrs. Fairchild and Turner received
high and especial praise while Mr.. Walsh,
the closing speaker, received splendid
testimonial in the shape CT a shower of
bouquets. =.
The Alumni Dinner came of immedi-
ately after the exercises. Between two
and three hundred graduates and guests
sat down to substantial and excellent
dinner in the spacious dining room OF the
Ladies' Boarding Hall. The union tho
a brief was happy one, and to those who
participated, one Of the most delightful of
the entire occasion. After the edibles
had been discussed, the party gathered IN
the Assembly Room, where an excellent
little conference was held, presided over
bv Rev. William B. Bum, of Newark, N.
j. and addressed by Rev. j. A. Thome,
Rev. DIR. Hawks, j. E. Ingersol, Esq, and
Rev. John Monteith, all of Cleveland,
and by Hon. Ralph Plumb, of Ottawa, IL
linois, Hon. Sidney Bdgerton, of Akron,
Rev. Er. Gloucester, colored clergyman
of New York, and President Holmes.
The speeches were very happy, and the
audience were kept in a transition state
from tears to smiles and back again.
The Inaugural Address followed imme-
distely. OF that and the Concert more
anon LANCELof'
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all whom it may con.

In eern.-At regular meeting Of the City
Council Of the City Of Cleveland, held August sth,
1865, the following resolution waa adso cd, viz
Resolved, That IN the opinion OF this Council II
is deemed necessary to grade, psye drain and in
prove Euclid avenue, between South Perry street
and Wilson svenne. All persons claiming dana
ger by T. ason Of such grading, paving, draining
and improving, are hereby required to file their
claims IN writing with the City Clerk, within i've
seks after the first publication of this Tesola atioD,
or be forever barred from filing a1y claims or re-
osiying any da nAges therefor.
G. S. WHEATON,
Assistant City Clerk.
1896 aurQ.342
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Associated Press Report.
News From Europe
OVER THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
spe7isi Dispatches to the Associated Press'
CONTINENTAL NEWS.
Prenafnre RepOrts


LoSDoN,Aug. 22-NooD.-The reported cioe-
ing of peace negotiations between Austrls,
Bavaria and Prussia is premature. The ne
gotiations are still in progress, but it is be-
Iieved they will soon be brought to a salts
factory and successful termination.
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Cleveland, August s, lse6. aag9:S4z

will be re ssivod at the City Clerks once IN
tl Saturday, September LIST, 1866, a. u clock
NJ for the construction Of pavilion at Wood
land Cemetcry. Plans and speoiheations may be
zen at the City Clerks cfice The Committee on
Parks and Public Grounds solicit bids for the
zane, reserving the ght 10 accept OF reject any
proposals at their option.
By order Of the City Council.
JOHN HUNT INGT0N, Chairman.
Cleveland, August I'D, 1866.
Herald and Pain Dealer copy-l aug2a:344
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The American Cooking StOVe-Is man
ufsotured with certain improvements secured by
letters patent, under date of May 5, 1868 and De-
sember 5. 1865. One Of these improvements cover
Encouragement of fitting portable ash pan in
the hearth Of Cooking Stove, to receive the ashes
as ii passes down from the CRATE. All persons are
cautioned against manufacturing, vending or using
other Stoves made in IMITATION of the AMERICAN,
as suits have been commenced for infringement Of
these patents, and all persons manufacture {, sell
ling or using said INVITATIONS, will be liz; e for
damages for Infringement on these letters patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD CO.,
II and 10 Green-st., Albany, N. Y.
The AMERICAN is for sale by
J. NJ. BAILEY 4 CO.,
;,nso-sT7.a n A CIeveland Ohio
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FROM TOLEDO.

ley RenOminated by AccIamatIOn in
the IOth District-Radical ResOIu-
tiOBs-SPeeches by Mr.. Ashley and
General Garfield.
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Pure Wines and liquors for medicinal
purposes can be found at
HEEsCH & H0wE'S,
eug21-3I2 46 Monument Square.
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Cfgars.-Ths place to provide yourselves with
fine Cigars is at 225 Superior street.
aug22-S43 Al. HAWKS.