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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

Prof. r. r. LABBE's Academy viii rs-open on
Of Mesers. George 4 Thomas Parker & 90,
Pennsslyania avenue, directly opposite the
misses and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays and Dat
urdaye, commencing at 8 O'Clock ?. n; for gentle
men came evening gs, commencing at half psst7
The saloon will be rented for Balls and PARTIES
Oc l3.2W$ -
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sE AMUSEM EN1S. 7. Ha@
GROWERS THEATER, -r.
Psnasysransa Avenue. near Wtudyds' Hotel.
LsosAAo GRoyzA.-......-- -. Director.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
sATuRDAY EVENING, OCT. H.. saa
Mr. Grover has the honor to volunteer for this os-
.easion those eminent artists,
j. W. WALLACK ~-..
E. L. DAVENPORT,
who viii make their last appearance,
His New Thsster, his Company, Orchestra. At
tendants and the entire resources Of the
--s -.r.s sstahlishmsnt
Almost every seat taken in the
- DRESS CIRCLE.
Every -.s.
0RCHEeTRA CHAIR ..-a
engaged before u o'clock yesterday and very lars
o.-. portion Of the
PARQUATTE CIRCLE.
THE EXTRA oRCHIsrRA CHAIRS -g
lave BEEN numbered and placed in the aislss, and
win be put on sale this morning,
.#.. irats FAMILY CIRCLE
win be reserved before the opening of the DOORS
A Arse number of extra chairs will be put in At
the admission price Of It. 41-
NOTICE 70 PERSONS HOLDING REsERyID
,.s'a5 .t5@ STATS 49, ! p.
Asthe object is phiianthropie and the entire re-
ceips WITH out Abatsm are given to the Eantary
CoEnissien, the director feels that he can request
the lolders Of Secured Seats to assist him in seat
ing he house eomfortab and without confusion
Therefore, please come sarly and occupy your
seAtA - to Aeep hundreds Of people standing with
hundreds Of vacant seats, Is . herculean task and
dspslds greatly upon the politeness of the as
mhage.
Lett be understood, however, every care has
been AIKEN In the sale Of seats. No mistake esn
possibly occur, except through the wilfulness of
ticke' holders. The director viii supe,intend In
pers,a, a. far as possible, the seating oel7
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ohio Soldiers' Vote .

e CAIRO, Oct.I6--The Following is the vote of
ne 17th, rs6d and 63d Ohio regiments, sta.
tionsd a. s6enpetsa Yallandisham' 81 BE9ush,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

ThanksSiyinssDayaa aa Maine.
PHILADHLPHiAsS Oct. 16.A0overnor Coburn
has appointed Thursday, Novemher 26 a. a
day Of Th1dksgiving In. the State Of Maine,
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FoRD'S NEW TAEATER-

TENTH STREET. ABOVE T..
JOINT. roRD--.-...M Manager and Proprietor
LAST NIGHTOF
the brilliant and successful sneassment of the
gifted young favorite
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
whose triun phs 1T this chief of the intelE.
gent have been characterized by ferEency
Aitb erto unprecedented in the The
atrical history Of Washington.
Last right Of the beautiful companion play to Pam
chon, the Cricket. entitled
e.. THE LITTLE BAREFOOT,
,Amey Miss Mitchell
To conclude with the comic dramatic production
entitled the --------.-- =
4. TOODLES.
Introt ucine the highly comic " Drunken 3seBs''
mr. " b. bishop as. . ..... .Toodies
Mr. =. kannln az .Gt orxs Acorn
In srepsrssion n TaE PlAKL or SAVOY; isns'ss os
MOTHERS PRAYER. !. = (, ) oc II
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

REX s%HstS BSH stSs FEE 1h 81.
Z .sSm water .s Ds
.fne young Mare, with Carriage. Harness and On
5ss O. S 81
F9k sALE.A frst-cla.s three: story BRICK
4 HOUSE. With back building, cellar, and stable,
sSs
doing good business The House, &c Will be
i s o1 shs .,,2 Sn
street, betwsen . and 4, tIslsnd } Possession
FuRE1sHED pARLoR AND slDs ROOM 70
Of 18th. ''-'0 ~ - 90 i4iw1
~ and Store to let. The best stand on the street
street ana
1OO BUILDING LOTS FOR LlAsE Oh RENT,
.thn Ave .s5 e
18th and ss: e b &c OF
Z A erst class business stand. suitable for any
aysn1s e; !, 'A,ppi! A.,ppi! to Ho. sPALDINa, sss p.s.
EoR sALz.Two nc. small BRICK HOUSES, in
l. 18th street. near 4 six room each two squares
from Jackson Park and Penn. avenue; also, . new
ass
FOssl. Baker. second door oilsth aud Penn. ave-
nus. ,.....r .,..i..... "[.. oe IS-1w-
D EsTAURANT RoR sALA.-rhs subscriber Of.
~ fers for sale. GOOD Will Stool, And Fixtures of
his wsu known 1estaurane, which he will sell
With e H. Fl s4s Fsas
EOR RlNT-A suit of handsomely furnished
4 ROOMS, and Sc Yeral sim gle ROOMS can be had In
aEenteei private house, within Ave minutes walk
OF the Post Office and Pennsylvania avenue Mem
bers OF Congress and others wishing TO secure
pleasant quarters for the winter and good attend
enee. would do well to sxsnne them. Inquire st
434 stfsst. north side. bstwssn Sd and ~ -.
-0s lz-lc - $4,000
ffOB SALE. IA rare shanes for Q profitable in
I yeetmsnt. . large and eommodious 10l
HOUSE, g. by 81 feet and "a deep, situated on the
Canal Basin, in Alexandria, with the exclusive
privilege OF Al the Ice formed On said basi1. Said
house wiz be sold et . bargain 70 any one WiAhine
to embark in esfe and profitable businsss.' For
furthey alton enquire of PET18 G. HEN
OH16ON, 101 QHeen stxsst, Alexandria, Va, OF
464 10th st., between D and I, WashiaSton.
oos.2wr n. - - --,s
HOUSE FO1 BAL1-One of the finest In George
II town, containing about is rooms. In com plete
order, With hot and cold WAtsr in the cham bers,
bath and Ice house. stAbipg Tor seven horses and
carriages extensive grounds attached, with choice
fr1it trees, shrubbery. etc. Price 4350e:
Also. that fine buildine lot in this city on The
south west eorasr Of Indiana avsnss and q street
terms inquire of JAMES +. HALLIDAY. 1eal IS:
oc2.eo6tH {Intal 6,IJnion
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II DANCING ACADEMT
III. ]. RUs 81 LII Has opened school at the Odd
Fellows Rali. Navy Yard, where he will n
teach all the new and fashionablS Dances
Of the season. ~ -E.-
Days of tuI Ition-Ladies' and Misses Glasses -
Mondays and Wednesdays from unit s O'Clock.
6entlemens Glass, same evening as abcve, from
until H. o'clock. -
For further. particulars please call At the hall
on hoars cf tuition.
oc Is Tu&S7 HI. RUSiELL
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A ssIsTANF QuART1RA1AgTl11 oYFIcl,l
"A Cbrs0 q e ead 1tsesty. secoHd stysas,
c--- WaAhineton, SsptAmber -, I01. i
and third W1DN 1sDAYs, 7th, It'll. and jlst OF
H0R61S AND MULlS.
Uondemned ~ unit for public service
Sale to commence ct 10 O'Clock .. m.
Terms cash, In Gov yernment funds:
s. b CHARLES 6ARk1T6OM,
se 28- tbs Assistant QuartermAstef.
W HIpIsLHIDHS.
w ILL BE sold At Public A1ettoe, On svo1y
WEDNESDAY and 2ATURDAY, At II e'oloek Q,
e 0ovsznmsn Dsss Hidss o. hand at the time q
Terms s..h, in Trsasa1ry sosss. - :. Rs,d q sas
moment Of sale "@Tf 'i5F g. 11LL.
jaN iChron.l "a Ls 0ol. snd Q. D. q.
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4 NH1EF ABS u QU QUAHTEHWAETEHBU UKEICEJ
~ Bepet OF " ashiDgton, No. lA North st
- Washin ston. d. O., October 3. 1858. !
SALE OF QUARTERMASTER'S PROPERTY!
On MONDAY, October D, 1858, will be sold 1T
Public Auction ~ @s1
FIVE TONS OF RAGS
more less. Sale tc commence at IL o'cock m. at
the Quartermaster's Warehouse, No. New York
avenue, between Eighteenth and Ninstsenth
streSts w
Terms caah, in Government funds
EDWARD L. HARTZ
oef2.td Captain 4. @. NJ, q. g. Army.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~.. W YIN IN, .
TIE VENTRILOQUIS AND WIZARD,
WITH Els
LIFE-MOvING AND SPEAKING AUTOMATA,
EVERY NIGHT. at O'Clock,
And livery WEDN NEspAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, at clock.
~ Admieeion Is cents; Children b cents. 5ss
snall bills. Reserved Seats 81 cents. l7-1w-
MARINI's DANCING ACADEMY,
V1 AT ISLAND HALL
Cerae Si.rth street and Virginia arenue.
Professor AARINI has the honor to announce to
Ais friends and citizens generally that his A
instant, 1t O'Clock m Days and hours I
q tuition for Lsdies, Misses, and Master1
from s to p. m. Gentlemen from 70 i6 y NJ.
same evenings oc 5-lw~
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= By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TRUsTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE LOTs.-By
- virtue Of deed of trust. executed on the nth
Day Of septsnssr, 1858, and recorded in LiberJ A.
p, No. lsz. one of the lsn 4 records Of Washing
party secured thsrsb5 will offer ct Public Sale
on MONDAY the a6ta day Of October next, at the
hour Of O'Clock. in the afternoon, the Lots,
Pieces. and Parcels Of Ground described In said
trust deed being - Lots situatea In Square num-
bered $40, on the 1Aland. ss'-.0.-- .
Termso Of sale One-third cash balanos In s and
Y months. the purchasers giving their notes for
tbs deferred payments, bearing interest from the
day ofssls. deed given and deed Of trust taken
TO seenrs he deferred paymsnts. All eonveyan.
psnss If the terms Of Sale are not complied With
ct the end of 6ys days fromths day a sals. ths
sell the said prsnises aftsr sdysfHsins i've Hmss
In the Evening Sar At the risk and cost Of the de-
o. j. 8IfrlNHoUsI, Trustee.
SEES d&ds 6RlyN WILLIANS, Aucts
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By J. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aus4ioassrs.
AsD IIeHra sTREi On TUI6DAY AfTIR-
hooS So q ts,
corded in Liber J. 4, Ne, n2, fe4es la. st "a
one OF the land records for Washin& 20 eo.nty. p.
fronting g feet inches on south p s9sst. bstwss.
5tA and eth Streets west, and running baek 1o feet
to . 30 foot Alley.
a, Terms one-third in nash.; ~ ssnsiaAsr ia s,
s, and months, vita interest, 5Ozssd by dsed Of
trust on the RozaiseS.
Cost Of con1ez1 - 70 bsReiA sz r. purchaser
,..vaa. q 1S1 Sedt67eH4 t7hs4 6t'l TIsss:s. Hssss.
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N 90 3 Ae1I
q. AtI70 south street, bstweeneth snd lths the
Baltimsrs and the only phyaeisHsiA this Gsy Ilo
can cure AL eeeret Diasases xithout mercsxSs Vrs
any physiciRn who AFTER 8 vroHsf derup
can cure pfivaes disssss. VITA eeaAuys oniIorm
Those who doubt should eal aAd We viii surs hem
without charge . 1s5ag s'-s5l8w Is-a.aA0s6 ~
Jusr Received from Germany. large lot ef
RHbHIkH WINES Of the very hest uAlity, Hhish
Will bs sold by the glass. bottis, q 8.l!Sn, =
-, .:sa,s Cotan sls aossi q ana saS % Esss.arsnt.
se9sus 10 1H- Wsshinefen. Do!
TRs THs BIG LaGnn Gsnkoxrna ,o..roo,
Cigar Stand IN Wiliards' Hotel ooS lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-17

The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong,
the languia brilliant, and are exhausted ma
lures great restorer. They are composed OF
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreen,
Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, &c, all preserved in
perfectly pure st. Crofx Rum. -77''' '' '''7"
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tsgiM s4gf oS TanSsIs 99 1nsstIG9'iss Su11n
Ise Lorl IL PaINfIHs 0FIIoI eouAll.-On
q 2 a::a tsss q q.
seribsr, tatsA Nay 7th, lsH, and duly rseordsd IN
Mbsr 4; No; ns, foHos $40 ct sec; ess Of tie
ssn Lcts Ess. :: 20, q. e, In James G. Nc.
autreI subdiylsica Of sSpare eA. 6o.ti1s each ~
ssa NortA Capitol street. sAa running bAsk 70 :
Terms one.third eAzA; tie remainder In and
monrss, With interest. secured hy deed OF sust
On the premises. 1900,
All eonvsyaness at cost of pu rehassrs. e
~ If desired, ths0s Lots viii be subdiyi1Sd into
Lots ofi6 feet front eeEh.
oel-2awkds 10. Mcguire CO., Auets.
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SOUTH WARSAW, O., July 2s, 1863
'F One young man, who had been
sash and net out of the house for two years
with Scrofala and Erysipelas, after paying the
doctors over $50 without benefit, has been
cured by ten bottles of your Bitters. \
EDWARD WoUNALLp
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BOARDING.

A FEW GANTLEMEN CAN BD AOOOMMO-
"A dated with pleasant Rooms, With or without
boara: at 442tR strset, between Fifth and Sixth
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-25
- From the Crisis.
NeAuditcr of State.

Gov. EpARY Many friends of WIN.
DUANE MORGAN desire to see the suggestions
Of the Knox County Democratic Baane,. car
ried into effect. That sterling Democratic
sheet, in its last issue, speaks as follows
@AUDiToR OF STaIE-Quite a numbered
the leading Democratic papers of Ohio have
come ont IN favor of the nomination of VIM
D. Morgan, Esq, the able editor of the New.
ark 444dpacdte, as the Democratic candidate
for Auditor of State. We believe there are
no two opinions amongst the people of Ohio
especially the DehaocracyLin regard to the
qualifications of Mr.. Morgan for the Office in.
question. He held the position from 1852
until 1886, and it is the testimony of every
person not blinded by political prejudice, that
he was the best Auditor the State of Ohio
has, ever had His unquestioned honesty and
admitted ability, together with his long expc-
rience, viii give him a strong position before
tie coming June Convention, Notwithstanding
the number OF other able PROMINENT Demo
Gratis whose names have been mentioned in
connection with the same Office. We have
spoken favorably of the nominotion
CT Mr. Hubbard of the Logan Gazette, for
auditor OF State, being under the impression
ct The time that NJ. Morgan's name wonld not
pc presented before the coming Democratic
Convention |; butaas his numerous personal
and political friends throughout the State in
sEst upon the use of his name, we are frank to
~ that being a citizen of our own Congress
qppal district, he will undoubtedly be the first
'holee OF the Democracy Of Knox county
The great neeessityi in these p~erileus and
unusual times, of having men Of tried expe-
i4eace, capacity and Integrity at the head of
'qf affairs, induces me. to- ask the insertion in
Ierr columns for the ibeneft tof your 80, 000f
eaders, of the allow editorial. W hsiaf7Soo
1 axtgE. gaxxxI1 HANCOCK.
fiarcn IL, 1903. OH -Gs5t - E,sBIgl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-03-25
OBITUARY

/. REUBEN NEFF HERSHEY was born in Rich
land, now Ashland county, Junezl1th, AID.
1880, and died on the morning of the 10th of
March, A. D., 1868, aged 80 years 8 months
and 9 days.
In.early manhood he attended the Ashland
Academy for several sessions, after which he
spent several years as a teacher in the public
schools of his native State and the State of
pennsylvania. Brother Hershey was married
+ApriF25sh, 1852, to Miss Sarah Kagey. whose
death occurred in 1855. On the 18th OF
April, 1856, he was married to Miss Jane
Mason.
Two children proceeded him to Heav n, and
he leaves a devoted wife and four CHI -dren to
mourn his death. ~
I. Brother Hershey spent sew i years in the
mercantile business, from !, nIch in 1860 he
was called blythe partiality!of his folio y citizens
TO I'LL the honorable and responsible position Of
Treasurer of Ashland County-to which posi-
ton he was reelected in 1862.
Prompted by generosity and benevolence he
identified himself with the I. o. o F., and
the order of Free and Accepted Masons, of
which orders he was;a worthy and useful mem
Der at the time of his death.
Having experienced religion in the Frank
lin N, E. Church; Richland county, in Feb
1856, on his removable Petersh'.Is soon af-
ter, he was Baptised by Rev W.. l.. G. Elmer
son, and admitted to tho communion of the
Evangelical Lutheran vnurch of said village,
in which he proved his fidelity as a deacon,
Sunday School Superintendent, and of which
he was a liberal supporter, and in whose
sacred communion he died; having at his own
request received the Holy, Sacrament of the
Lords Supper the day before his death.
Brother Hershey was q good and true man
generous and faithful in all the relations of life.
AS a young man; aspiring, Industrious and
noble. !zAs a husband, devoted, provident and
afeetionate. As a father, kind and indnlgent,
yet firm. Asa companion and friend genial,
sympathetic and true. As a citizen, loyal to
to law and order and government of his coun-
Try. ~ SIC adf ef iA5e9s z5Ta
is no .empty geology to say The was
grateful to his Creator, Faithful to his country
md f~raternal to his fellow men,"
.dFo' Z vse aTa A. Fl. M.
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dge AsglaaS Nlinliiioln.

He UNION is published ever.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, in Ashland. AshIant
County, Ohio, by
srR. s.-yAceBs,
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Mail Subscribersz-in aIpanee, S2,OC
After the year has expired, a9 2 .5o
Town SubscEibersAin Advance, -ea zoo
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After the year has expired, -sa-g.2 ESQ
+ -. LAWS oF7NEWSPAPERS.
Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
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2. If subscribers order the disconuance of their
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pers from the Office to which they are. directed, they
are held responsible till they settle their bills, and
ord hr the papers discontinued. -1A
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nrorming the publishers, and their paperis sent to
The former direction, they are held responsible.
s.. The Courts have decided that refusing to take
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ing it uncalled fer, is prima facia evidenced in
tended fraud. asbsaa s484 So $50 81 7Fs
q Ten lines or less make a Sqnareni Displayed nd
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weeks or less, and a33 cents each Subsequent nser-
lion.
Administrators notices of appointment one dol
Business Cards-5 lines orless, SIS per annum.
All transient advertisements must pc paid for in
advance. Ell ~.su IT,.
All advertisements not accompanied with written
will be inserted untilforP and charged
accordingly.
Yearly adyertisem 7nts payar quarterly.
The above rates will BIO strictly adheredto. |
III. & F.S. JACOBS, Proprietors.
L
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Letter from the Army.
CAMP YoUNe's PoINF, La.
900 - Feb 9Th 1863

- = .SzJz3oS OAmP DUNG 8 POINT, LA.
y goo Or : Feb. 9th, 1868.
Nh. EpIToR-"H has been a long time
since have had any letters and / suppose
you have not received any fer o good while, /
have written, but understand our mail has
oeen DESTROYED, IT fin 4 ont certain that such
IS the case, I wilFtake one and mail it where
it will go, Twill submit to NO such imposition
as that, and L know I am not alone in the
matter. The eonduct of the Administrator
within the last few months has been perfectly
obnoxious, dis 5usting to any sensible man and
has completely ruined our cause and DESTROY.
ed all hopes of restoring the Union : all fur.
Their hGhting is perfectly useless and is hut
the sacrifice Of human life, to satis..y ', the am.
bltlen Of wicked r.en,5SThe whole character
81 the war is now changed, instead of a war
LOT restoring the Union, the whole. benefit is
sivenfto the negro; the Constitution is violated
at pleasure and IS construed into every shape
imaginable ;]cnvy, and jealousy is rampant
among our military leaders corruption has
found It's way into every department of our
government both civil and military ; our
boosted institutions of free American fberty.
has become 2 military despotism the grea.
principles on which it is based are no longer
revered by our rulers but are regarded as Of
minor Importance. violated at, pleasure or used
only when favorable to their own selfish pur-
poses, the party in power has done their work,
the great temple of human liberty, unable to
withstand the shock of armed foes without
ind White washed traitors within, trembIes to
SEE t e:and is lettering to fall, and nothing but
the almost superhuman efforts of the Democ,
raey aided bya Power higher than men, can
save It from falling and burying beneath its
ruins the last spark Of human liberty that now
glimmers but dimly in the western world.
Great dissatisfaction exists in, the. army here,
the men say II the war does not soon close
they are going home, numbers have went and
are going every opportunity What the result
will be I cannot say. ,9eH
IA SoLDIER CT THE 42p.3O.V.,I.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is h sreby given that a petition win be
IN present. d to the Commissioners of, Ashland
County Ohio at their next regular session praying
as follows ~ n
i5Wethe ndersignedresilent citizens an 1freeholders
of As HAND County Ohio, represent that it will
greatly promote the interest of the publ c to lay
out and construct q road commencing at a point
near Eli Grof's ba,n, on the road 1eaGing from
Perrysville to Calhouns, mill, in Green township,
running thence n South Easterly course to James
Goes residence in Hanover township. across the
creek on the bridge over the clear fork of -Mahic-
an, thence down said creek t. n head race of g.,
Vances Saw Midland across the head race and thence.
across the said creek thence down the creek on the
East side to Hog run, thence across the creek and.
follow Hog run up 10 William Kindles and Inter
sect the, road lea ding from Loudonyille to. North
Liberty. Said Road viii run through the lands Of
Eli Croft, and Mary Butler in Green township, and
lands of james Coe, Henry Rhodes, Jesse Wycof,
II: Stewart, William Whistler and William Kindle
in Hanover township; e,,Eg ord
We pray your body to gra 1t our prayer and hay e
a REV and survey of said road.
r' h2iEF q. II STEWART
! antttf And many others
,Ift n-Sf gsg March 18th, 1888, sac5fIa FR
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Cleveland Market.


MONDAY EVENING, March %, 1868.
FIoun-Nothing doing except TO supply small
orders for the city trade In small lots red double
extras sell at So 1907 100 and white do at 81 SOC
1874 -.
WHEAT-Market quiet, stl,1 ~: \
at S14io, and''l.car,red at IS. +
c, RN-Sale ] car on track at Csc.
OATs-Sale l car on track mt SIC.
Mess Pork Unchanged. and quoted At s Is for
country packed Mess, SIC for city do, and Sl7 for
Clear. - lsSs.a p fecGE
HAMs-An active demand at 9Jc. g.54
SHoULDERs-Quoted at 81.
LAaD-Ranges from 109IO3 for ordinary conn.
try rendered to HE for prime city in kegs.
BUTTER-In good femand wi, h moderate rece;nts
23c continues to be the standard price for choice
roll, and 24c is paid fo- small lots of extra o,ali =
tJ.s - :.
GuErsEasales of Hamburg at 144c.
EGas- Steady sales at I2ac. u 2trs
DRIED APPLEs--Sales at $50. k-1aGT
SEEDsASales of small lots, of Clover nj IS and NJ
S6.25, 25 bags Timothy at 1925 oud one lot al, 81
HiGHwfNEs-Sales 2s0 bbls a. Acc
HoNEY-Sales at I6c.atgoI Etm o& n
B~EEswAx-Sale at 4 l@41. Z taadt saw aagH
ALE : PoRrER -Presen use Xxx ale, 81 , Stock
Xxx, So; Porter, 50, ii. - -
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