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eloss IN iis ralatious EEi o0Rsssusats, yea,
shouEhthal reader, asd va, II We sarvfvs, viii
Bss tba sesfsid crested IL the Ersas oitiss OF the
Eoftk sRd the HaEass sf Fsd WTssh lighting uS
ths towns, villages, kA2lsss sad asi6s Of thai
people Who sgsisEt all FsESsstTsnos, vhsn "a.
olive bEsnch was eEsrad, scok ths sword, sad
viii perish ~ the EEsT6i Whe ssWsd the Wind,
and viii reap the WkirlEiRd. The esd Is not
yss. Tkis Is sHf day Of trial; est ihs day OF 70
tribuiiOH b. the spBTsssof makes hsssa.
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A YsEss MISSISSIPPI HHR0.-Ths Gsbllo
ASvsTtsssF says letter fem Capt J. G. Rysr
uaAkss mention Of yoRth RsH1sa SaRusl Cen
ninzhsE, belonging 70 company O, Sd Nissi5-
slpSi savalry, in Gen. Chalmers eORman1, sho,
though Ess sixteen years old, has beea yssr in
tAe ssrvies. A. ths battle Of LaGTsnzs he en-
esaatered = Ysakss colonel 8ad shot Ain
through the body. Tha solonsl hsd saEumonsd
him 70 surrender. and this was Bis response H.s
hes bees tEies ssksa prisoner, the last tns as
ths battle Of collisrviHs, where be was sur-
rounded By ten Yankees while watering bis
ksFso. He vas taken 70 LaGTsags aad lmPris-
| onod In tie guard house, whsnes be made hll
escapo, and after lurking in the woods all night,
/ fen In with soms Of eur scouts, and IN q few
1 aays reioinsd his osmHsnd.
! Young CaEnlDghsn made use Of his eYes
| anA ears shile among The Yankees, whom b
IepOxts 70 hzVs fesee Of four sAousand infsnlFJ
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sssy- the EIeeusH was Carried ih n MEFy.
Iaad-EEEcsIa's Orders.

Il nsy Be interesting 70 know heW ske wires
wose arranged fer she last elsctisn in Maryland.
The folloWisg is the order froa Gsz. Sehsnsk,
issued BrloT 20 the slsehsa;
HEADsUAErzzs. MIDDLE DEPAHTEET, BIsETHl
BaltEsse. Maryland October 81, ls52
Il Is known there are many svil-disBessd Psr-
sssa BOW AZ large il the Stats Of Mary laRs, Whe
bsve baen eaFaged IN rebellion hgAiHsi the
larfzI Government, or have gives sid and eon-
fs7t sr encouragement 10 others 50 ssgsgsd, OF
who DO net reeogBiEa sheir allegiance 70 the
Usised States, and who may svail themselves OF
.ho indulgence sf the SULheritY which tolsrasss
,hsir gressaes, 70 snharTsss he spPFssci,ing
election, OF thFoagh it 70 f9iss enemies Of the
Tsitsd stasss int POWsr. Il is therefore e1deTs4
L That sh Ptevesi maFshals sE6 other lnit-
.sry sfiesrs do arrest ell sRsh persons fouR3 al
sr bsagiug sbout, or approaching any POL eg
piscs Of eleesisn on the 4th ef EsyeTnber, 1859,
end rsDorl such arrests to these headquarters.
II. That ell prsvest msTskais and stAeg Dili-
ssry eEicsrs csmmandiagiH Maryland shRN sup
osrs shs Judges Of slsesiOa, sB the 4tA Of he
vsnber. 1853, in requiring an ssia Of allegisAes
te tbs United States as the test Ct eis3sRship ei
/ ssy ore whsss vote may be challenged oR the
sTsund that hs is Rot lsysl or does not ssEit his
/ snszianes ts the United States which cath
/ shall bs IL tho following form and ssrTasI
! u do soleHnly swesg that will saPpeTi, pre-
I act EHd defend TIA CssstilstlOR and Govern
| asnt ef The United 9tssss against al e1sEaies,
vzhather domestic OF feTsigui that / hsreby
! pledge my allegiance, faith and loyalty ts The
same, sny sTdinarcs, resolution or law Of aay
State Convention OF State LszislAtuTe 20 The sen
/ srary aslVdthstaRdingi thst | VII at 81 hae!
Weld q hearty and willing Obediezce 70 tbs said
( Jeastitution aud G5VsFnEsAt, RRd VIII not
sibss directly OF iRdjFesily do any act in hostll
Eisy 10 Tia same, either BY tskisg ss srms sssiRs
them, er aiding, sbsttiRg or eov8tsnAnsing ihes'
Ia srHss against them; that, without permission
tfsu ths lswlsl authority, gill have nc comma
RiohGon, direct OF iRsiresl, villa the Ssstss u
inssfreOtioa against the United stasss, OF VIII
sav person or psTssns withiB said iEsUrrscsisn
svy stAsss; sad hat I will in all taings dsPsI
aaysalf As . gaoa and loyal eiEEea of ne OHite'
States. This / Go IN good faith with iali de
,sgainsisn, pledge and PuEPess te kssP sais, C,
SVEN sbiigstsE, aud Witheut any msatal ressi
! vatlou OF egahisn Whatsoever.
III Provost maTshsls and ether military sTH
esys are directed 70 report 20 shssa bsadqnartsI
any Judge Of An eleoAoa who shall feiass 81
aia ia carrying oof this order, OF who, on cha
lenge Of q vets bsiaz Rsds ca the ground
4. disioyslty or hostility 70 the Government, sha
refuse TO require ihs oath Of siiegisaes heI
such voter.
By eTder Of Aaisr-Gsn. sehsaek.
al W. Il. CAEsRBaOUsE,
Lisnt.- Gel aAd A. A. G.
OfieiAl-W. n ESTs. Bsj aud ABIDE Cam
d u lhis sTdsE G9z. BladfOVd dsmurrod, Al
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Aniyal and Closing Of lie c. S. Nails

BY GEoRGIA RAILROAD.
I'm. s,svr.Fr CLOSES asily a. p D..
BY wEErEBE AaD ATLANTIC nAlLEOAD.
I'm, z.1v,.sE0Au Csozsz daily q 81 r..
RY ATLANTA AID WEST POIsT RAILROAD
Elus GsIy a. 6s0 b. 3. Closes daily ~ > ?. T.
RY lEAOOS AND WEsTE2E RAELAOAD.
zJuz daily atgF.H Closes daily 81 p =
OFFLGH EOGEE
cpsr afBAa p HaE soos 81 al b. Cpea e. 2 - ?.
a. ani aono ~ H.
SUNDAY.
Orsa s.sA y. uad siooa 81 a. n Open a. 81. d.
58f ooas 81 a.
a. tha rrrivai Of eGah EfI tls csasa vii ls zsaseE
-,1 "a - been distributed ssd reGay fog delivery
TEOB Q HOWARD
r-.r.ar-Esr ftk- 1fs9 PoEtE1n .rr
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YANKEE Do9BLE AEB THE EssLsH RAzs.
Yankee selEiRpertsEcs is B.ikiEgly llustEa-
lsd By Wosd-cut in Fgsnk Lssiis's aaWBPapsT
The picture represents lsTge conservatory, the
glsss windows Of which ere fgae.Ursd ia several
places. YA1kssdosdls, = respectable looking
~sntlsm$a with beli-croWasd has, sppeaTs ia
he attitude ef syrsstisg q chasbY ljstle ball
headed uTshin, who has been shFiBg little irsn-
olsd Eaas at the esnservsssry. Doodle holds 3
Fan In bis right hand, which he Azs jass taken
ffs7 the little eUlPrit, whom be bods By tse col
lar with bis lsls The st,sE terrified oct 81 hig
wits, Is sndesyoting to conceal ran Ekieh be
was sbcus 20 tkT9W behind his back, Wills in
the back ground is seen hguTe With the imps-
pial aoss aud gaatse Tssirisg iFom the seeas g. 3
/ Bull run Pses. TIE follswiBg dialoyas explains
/ the design Of the Ys8kss artist;
! Uzcls SsR-"Now, yeu ysaHg rassal, Ball
/ I've caught ysu II yea dare e fire another
/ I'll ian yea! You've dsus sneash mischief
/ already. bat I'll mako yeur n01hsF pay ever
| esRt Of t."
/ BuIl-"Oh, siE!-Piss8s, 5iT! It FssR's me-
The pleiuss vii be very AGitsfisg 70 he "a
tional pride Of ths British people.
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and ihTse thousand cavslTy ai LaGrAzre. They
say thsir forss q Fisksbuzg Is onlY Eve ihss-
sand. lissi5siBBiaa
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Herrtsls gnsllaE -.

4 white nan, named BrsFn, wAa acts a5
waieanaa as the foundry, was 6sslly cut last
zighl, Between tae hours sg and s o'clock,
Rssr the office Of the K.sTSsigpiss newspaper
In ihis city. Tbs same Of tAs Gssassiz Is IN
known even 20 tie H0azdsd nan, sHs in eli
probability he viii never be identified CT arrest
sd Bat Ettls Is knsWn Of the bloody circug-
staaee, as ne oas Witnessed H. Gad ths severe
nature Of tbs wound rendered iuStsztly the un-
fortunate victim Enintslligi5ls ana hsEassi
ssssehltss. This much, however was learned :
The wounded 8sn was walking IN colBaHy
with colorst girl, named Bsstis--a runaway
whsR thsy wsrs aaeOstsd By sa5EseE 3sle az
qasintaaes Of sh0 giTi, Wae, iaeihsd By : issling
q Jealousy, siIheE Immediately, or after qHaT-
rel Of g few ssSszda, struck hEm with q kRiis,
cutting some sight inches sf Ais abdomen and
letting portisn Of his eRtTails upOn tbs ground.
BE tbon ran. sBd neither be sE shs gil hsvo
since been seen.
Dr. J. Il. Hsagy Was pEOnPtly en- the sPSs
and did Ell thas medical skill ssuld dsviss bat
gave the sPinisB that he must scon dls.-Ssizls
RispGtck
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~ ,Jeszs complained Of bsd saeh sboas
tEs pest cfloa, ana asked Brown Wkst it eoHle
10. BToWn did nos kaow, but suggested that .
might be he dead lel.efs"
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Ths nan sne tie patty IN D9Esr u tAe Untles
ssatss can never voluntarily make Resca Hiih
The Confsdsrats Stats They have rot snly
foolishlY severed > lucrative eonnecisR and
plunged The Northern States into var, bat, to
esry It on in The way tsey see2 eIPsdient,
thsy haYs overturned tAs Constitution Of tie
Uaitsd States, viii the liberties Il guarantees.
They have set up in she Uaitsd ssatss a. abs0-
lsss . dsspetisEl as exists il RGsssis eT TaTksy.
Now, for thass saernoHs injuries and ETimss, as
wall s. thoss against tks Csatsdsrsbs states
they srs aec0untabls. The DAY Of Psacs viii be
day q reckoning with them. whilst tho WaE
lasts, the mighty armies tAsy cszlIol, sRd re
var Epidt they hAFs evoked, ssE3 30 keep eoWR
all gasstioHIag Of tbs folly sf tbsir Sc sesmaR-
shiD. and Of the abBss and GsaFpatisa Of PsWer.
N,ahiag esa says them iTea powerful TsGetisE
IN the Sorthsrn States, which viii sWssp thsm
rom poRsE, and probably bring thsH % ths
zalloEs, bat success II the var.
II thsy OoDGasE ne South they nay Be sbls
ts sustsia ihsnselvss By the preaPsos Of luere
aad dominion which cur eeRqusst viii zhsTd.
Bat 70 bezia the var, GRd 70 Sad Is wiih failaTs,
sas the debt and ruin which thsir tyranny AID
shis failure RGSt bring 70 The hsFths7a States,
"a Esers thsE they dare accomplish Not 0Riy
the love Of FoWeT-but rsSpectsbilitJ- iiseLl
ssmpals them 70 20 or as losg &c tssy can.
Trbsfr destruction e certain If sse Ssufh L. ESs
ssbiug1tsa Hs1es, g. long Is they eza rzlss
ussps, and are permitted, they WIN carry en- tia
war, aad they TiI carry il On TO eur UstsT de-
ssruesioa, TasAsE lban facs failure WhioA zus.
produces shsir swH psT5oHSl destruction.
So fag as she Rsa aad party BOW u Powsr In
Washington, thsrsioTe, arc eoRcsTnsds We may
as well make up sur minas 70 ths stsra fact, thai
20 Beses viii b voluntarily msde b. tAsse
erizinsls with ths Csafsdsgate 5sssss.
But nsithsT the alsmenks Of pesos at tbs
North, nor the ssmasyciAl sHd isdastrial iateE-
ests OF EsrePe, are likely ts rise to p5t4ncy o.
exercise any commanding inhH8ues II this
Struggle, uRiil ths Cssfsdsrsts States satisfy kh'
gzorld Of military gsEsr 0eHPelsnE % indePsad
suce L can be dsrs only by vigorous and
gasesssfal eosdHct Of ths war.
To Be gurs, time Is ORg friend. aRa eiIeUE
ssanse4 asy chaREs e cur advastsgs- 6aHleI
| obstacles asy-ea renewed BY she disPeasa1ior
| Of ProvideBce. T5s dsath Of tie Empress o
Rassia saved Frsdsgiek ths Great and The PEss
sian Kinsassa seward, Lincoln, Russell, Pal
msrEton, e ID sSsAs gssRs are mortal. AHd ever
| II such great PersoHages hsd thsir p7acie5,
sThsrs ia a PTeVidsnes
That shapes DIR ends ruaga hsW them koT Ws sli-'
fCkay{ssiss MeYcsFy
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~ Prvnties says giIis viii dlEss 0Hs Of
thsRa lately bTsks Der Rssk in trying 70 escape
beiaE Kissed, sRd great many Of then sEe
ready 30 bsesk thsI neeAS 10 sst kissed.
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md r5,f -1Tr-etI ID lIal1n ultE . l7lEF- %
f 5rv-sHfh 3 I'D sl-drsvile, sus ihs 5eus1F 'alsfs
Fslir7zs FOR AIbEny Ferl GE5es. Eeiaiar So eAs
ss5sUrri51z tsa = CHsW, Tieset Ass1t.
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Gbt 8lmEs 9Rt1L,
TeFEas OF sRbsCFiPtlsRs.
Terms ef E6vsrERsFER.

AT s5vor-1amselz vii BE- sAssses tso daiiass peg
as.rs foE - EHz iassFasa SIS oas ealss aad any
s1EsE fsT sssh ssssoqssEt i8ssrtisz-
Lass. avssas vi BE- slzv1 s. ths Fats q arsy So
~ -.
osnae,y s9su1s saaFgsS IS 30 Esss e tEasrY-svs
So p Ens So 81 sshsF arssz Est e general psbas
-e-=az e.es- a9vcrTizerr-.,H
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a. ID. WETEERSP0@N,
Commission Merchant and BssleF iR
DoRegtiC MsEafsstaFes,
guaAa. SALT. TeRACOe, EFo- so-lsr aassry
80 Eaeo1a streata, nas1ss Ga
selo
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- The Portuguese G5gsrurlsuf has t.li-t q
guubosti Il has one gul L g euss Ia
Tenor Of the Ssas iit"
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ANDERSON, ABAug q CO.
VHGLAESB-AI4EE
Commission 1Aere AaRs8,
Vyhttshau Street.
,sasa Aelansas Ca,
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Escoa and Western Railroad.

..-, -,. .71asys..-...f8I zILEs------FsHE ea~s5.
arrrrl Z. TYLIz, supeliltsud-sL
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aar EaeafEam.

On VFhisskau ut-ess, batyyess E@se-
~ azd $40 At7~Q5a ave VTssS Esizt
r. aJ1read-
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lGaa.a and Vest Palat Railroad,
ErlLvra 10 vEsT rJlsr. ed s7 lGLEs-.--EEEE 8 ?
GEORGE e. Hull. ssPsF'atsSsest


Rr-uluS Fsssszs.y Tszs
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Il msy Be Interesting 70 know ReW she wires
yzogs arranged fer she last elsctisn in Maryland.
The foloWiBg IS the order froH Gsz SGhsnsk,
issued Brl0T 20 the election:
HEADsUAKTzEs MIDDLE DEPAzraET, ETsHTEl
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FRou UENUIzNAFI,

TAoa While Elaa saAis Of Il. palpil
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oHeiAl-w n EsTs. Bssj, aud Aid-ds-CsmP
"a lhis sTdsz Gaz. BssdfoVd dsmlTrod, Aaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-01
GREFBNBERG
FAAEILY MEDICINES
Ars prepared under the immediate supervisor
II asEELfuI Bhysieias, and they nay
Be relied Hp6a So al cases.

The Intelligence Of the community 10 not insultod
Dy the o6er Of a single medicine which claims to cure
All Diseases; but tho rsisnberg Remedies consist
Of Eleven different Medicines, all unequalled in the
care Of the diseases Tor which they are recommendedi
Of the Diseases insidentto this country and elimaN'
Ey-TEE GREFENBERa VEGsTAELE PuLs are better
than any other kind Of Pills IN tho world PnoeSo.
% he GRzrzsBrRG UTER1sE OATaoIIcoE fB an
infslh5ie remedy forsn Female Diseases. PrieessA0.
@-FHE UrEErzE URTHoL1Cos win also cure erEy-
el, diseases OF ths Kidneys; urinary difficulties IN
maies.
@rTHr carrEzsERs sAEsArARILLA is By far The
NEST powerful and emcaciOHs compound in uss--
Price sl,G0-
HBTHE GREFEEBERY DTsEETERK SYEW Is q GER
tain and quick remedy for ell diseases ofths bowels
Price 90 cents.
sE-Tm GREFESsERG PILE REaEDY never fails to
permanently relieve this istressing disease. Pricesl.
EsTHE GHEEExuERa CHuDREE's PSvAoEA is an
invaluable compound IN all diseases incident TO call
dren-
Fiji GRREEsBERe FEvER AsD AeuE REaEDE Is
a sovereign specific fer this particular disease Proe
90 cents.
esTEE GRzrEsBERs Green MoUETAIE OIETMENf
eLcels all other salye5 N its curative effects, PRICE,
cents.
sETHE GREFENBERG HEALrH BITTEBs are the
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Price 3 cents.
q IKE GHEFEsBERg EEE LOTION is aunparansled
in al or diseasesof the Bye, FHoe &c.
GREFENzERa C~0ssumrIvK's BALM aH0rds
the most astonishing relief in al pulmonary COM
plOints. Price g q bottle. ES-An eminent Physl-
clan Of New YORK states that hehas known heGrHf-
snbsrg COnsumptive's Balm used with great success
IN DroPsy. tOur own experience subsiNnthtes hs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-01

A young fellow named Sloan, at Cam
den, n. j. has lately exhibited piety IN
rather a queer form. He stole $1,000 to
enable him to finish his education for the
ministry. On.the Sunday before, he par
took Of the sacrament in a Baptist Church
in Camden. ~ar1a15l r1sI
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D0TATGE ONIONS CHOICE
Potatoe Onions, for planting both large and
small, lor sac by J.sfAIk a SON
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Sold by W. L. MARVIN, Sole Agent,

!s9oW so we'll known and generally esteemed, that
It is deemed unnecessary TO go into any heightened OF
or minute inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most vaunted ca7abisitjes Of
other stoves, there have been several mportant i'm.
none other possess and II Is unQuestiouably, tho
most
Perfect and Economical Stove in Use.
One ia the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fire
Chamber, producing the most perfect combustion
possible, increasing heat, saving Fuel, consuming
smoke, and improving the operations Of the stove
Another is a new invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX, attached TO the stove, which receives the ashes
which fall from the FIRE door, and is easily removed
These very material additions to the value of the
Stove arc secured by pate Is, and render it, beyon
most
USEFUL AND DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
TO be had in any market.
In addition, also, all the plates which come in con-
tact vita the hre have been greatly increased in
weight.
It Will burn Goal as well as Wood most admirablyi
Oven being thoroughly ventilated II VIII produce 4
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that Of 6 BakerA
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting Is done before
the open ere, and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth as common sense dictates. 1t is manufacture
IN this city, and the material used snd the work
mannhip are of ths best quality; finally 1t gives per
feet satisfaction to all, as hundreds ofhopsekeepersiI
this city and surrounding country who are dailI
using 1t, will testify.
THE STAR COOKING STOVE Is e
new and desirable pattern, Shlch, With 2 variety o.
others, make our stock complete We ai9o haye9E
ma Stoves, for Coal or Wood, ct reduced prices.
We aTs SgnStsptly supplied with all the newest and
most beeutiful styles Of J I
EVA HELED Ora TES.
AIso-an Of the most useful Grtielss Of House FoI-
nfshing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools
Wearsju lust receiving the latest improved styles Of
Bird CAGES, which are offered ct the lowest prices
WemanufacturB largely and have for sale at whole
sale and retail, Il the various articles ofPlain and
Japahsd Tin, GppY and Shest-LrOH Rars,
We oaer the almost endless variety Of goods IA or
line for sale at the lowest oSsh prices, on the n
PRICE SYSTEM.
uUrAH HOusshespsrs and those Who contemplate
housekeeping, and the frest Of mankind" are most
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for themselves. SUBTRACTION IS GUARAE-
EIED ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
of ". L. MARVIN.
No. 50, South side Pub. Square,
mck26 Cleveland, Ohio.
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As a FamiIV MACHINE

Have, By a thorough trial Of more than ten years,
been able TO fcquire.
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4 ocrAs posd erspe land IL miles from Sandu.ky.
Al scres GOOD ffmbered land welIloeatedi in Wood Co
k,s6 90 acres in Porter Co Ind, viii exchange for q
hous and lotin city, or small farm.
House and about Two acres IN Bereay truit &C. si,u0.
ESo1 BricT Honse and 8 acres choice land in Cola
mel. on Euclid road, 5000, or viii sell thehouse
rro n Ho Y ard lots on ohio street, 10 rooms each.
Fhree Houses ard lots on Lske street, near Pittsourg
House AID lot on Wsbster-st 8l,r50. orwile1ehange
for B small farm
house, IOroom, large lot, with fruit aud shrub
DeIS 49, md los on Lake-st, near Pittsburgh
R. r. Machine Shops, price $500 $3.50 aud 81 2oO.
House and lot on Websier-.t, 5 $50, or viii ex-
iI s3a1ss ora near sse'i kor1st. good tso-story frame
house, IOrOoms, large lot, with fruit and shrub
Two houses and lots on Huntinglon-st., near Pros
pSt.s35Qfo r BOIL, OF one for s -
pssantiy loeaied, good fnit, exchanged for
western land with s2gcash.
House and lot On EcUTitl-st., q 200.
House and Let on Muirson-st., house 2 stories, 10
stories. 2 ICONS, siooo, CT will exchange for a
Muirsan-si-Large two story House and Lot with
AIa5ss Brick House in good style with water and gss
and1ot 50XljO feet, kinsman near Erie st.
FARMS AMI OUT LOIS.
81 acres on CugahogA river, g miles from city, @ acres
.gOodr iSer bottom, Il acres ltm5er, DUCK house
and mall htra, $50, will exchange in PARTON cits
/, atfe5 sh53ics gar on land, adjoining Gallup nurse
ry- choice fruit. new frame house, sh9DL-
two-story brick house, 2 rooms, good tuit
l4l acres s miles from citg, good laad, no ouidihgs'
acres On Wilson Avenue, near K-iusmau-st. 500
-rr-rHs "a TO LIST. r~ 1850 H-Ir.
poeagson- Ontario st., north Of the Presbyterian
Alarge store a. ! basement On tbs sossh side Pubic
sqqareg near o95a5io74L
house @ ereg9n,st r-d l1a" n
Two Rooms 59x5i. 81 ADD Hh stores In Olothier's
Block Supeu0r-st-, MAR 4 crossing. .h5LTl
No. p2 seaaOa-st., 0rOceFy and Feed store, a good
mo- JENNINGS,
mar26 - ~ superior-SG
ID AL ESTATEAGENCY.-THE
Puddle sauare, near the Court House, in Cleveland,
Tor the r..
Purchase and sale Of Real Estate
ia this City and elsewhere on commission under the
5.I4GsN, IfebI6l P. JUDsoS.
VA STERN ,LAND.-H.H H. LIT
w TIE, u the late firm Of Little 4 Keyos, has
constantly onhad q large quantity Of nue saf1nns
Lands fl Iowa. WISCONSIN and Missouri, to exchange
foT city or country Real Estate Or Personal Property
Omes With Reuskl eunings, marble Block SuPe-
GMAE A11IAG, OGAA1h lN
IL REAL ESrATE-Eoepsa great variety ofFArnt
md City Property o. sale or Rent. Also, choioe
Farming Lsad5 \ effohigan, Hiinofs, wisconsin
Iowa and Missouri Oiics No 6, AtTateT building
Cleveland, Ohio. ieb6:RB
RAL ESTATE.-E. N. REHEs.
HI tornsrly ofthe firm OF Eittles 3 Keyes, mas
ODoasd q Real Estate ONCE IN Houses Block, conner
o. snPsror-st. End Public square, and hasconstautiY
on hand several thousand acres Of hrst qnality Farms
ing Lands il ths States Of iOWa, Wisconsin, and his-
5o1ElI Q eSehangefoT Oily oroountTy ~pcopertyi 4lso
laus=--a ID 1901 I-.a- -ar'S Rh
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