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The State Of Indiana has already raised
more than half her quota under the last
call of the President and the remainder
will be ready in about two weeks. The
State Of New York has not yet raised one
regiment under that proclamation. Here
is seen the difference between Gev. Morton
and Gov. Seymour.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

The Copperhead Governor of New York
says the South produced a Washington
the North an Arnold" Thus the sneaking
pOltrOon and traitor would wound the pat
riOtic North which is e1pending Its blood
and treasure to preserve our glorious
Union. Shame. .#r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

A spirised canvass for the election of
member Of Congress is going forward in
the State of Delaware, the last Of the series
Of elections prior to the assemblingof Con-
gress on the first Monday in December.
The COppsrheads are active, but the Union
lists have the strongest confidence of sue
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Arrival Of Mss BRnks ~ New SFiseagt
From the New York Tines.i
INV oaIrArs. ostob.r 90. 1888.

NEW 0RLEAEs, October 30, 1888.
One of The most pleasant snd significant
events which hsve occurred here, since my
last, was the arrival ofMr General Banks
and her three children, by the Evening
Star. The vessel arrived here at two o'clock
in the morning Of Monday, the 26th. The
General was at the levee resdy to receive
them, and at three O'clock in the afternoon
of the saHe day he was of to join the army !
Such is a soldieas life 1t must indeed
have been painful aud tantalizing to part
from his loved ones again with SO short a
glance at them, after so long q separation.
What added to the romantic interest of the
matter was, thatit happened to be his lady 8
birthday.
Icallej this arrival significant event;
mean significant Of the existing state of
things in New Orleans, when we find the
Coumsnding-Geuera of the Department
bringing his family here and establishing a
home. A very large number of officers Of
every grade, and civilians also, are bring
ing out their families so that we shall find
ourselves here in the midst Of Union So
ciety, and the city full of gayety.
II is impossible to overestimate the inhu-
ence that this constant influx Of Northern
population, and consequently Northern
sentiment is having upon q city like New
Orleaus. Contrast it, for instance, with
what it was when General Butler first came
here, when EVERY shutter was closed as il
pes silence were stalking through the
streets, and when a lady in any public con.
Eeyance would pull string to get ont the
moment she saw United States officer COME
in, and the change seems marvellous. Nov
we are not only rid OF any sbsurdities Of
this kind, but families are beginning to as
sociate freely who, stWelvemonth ago, could
hardly breath the same air; and, what il
better yet, believe little Cupid with his
arrow is doing more work in the way Oi
Union" than all JEFF Davis cannon can
d. againstit. Itis impossible that all the
interesting AirtatiOns we see and hear Of
among our officers and Louisiana bellies
can come TO nothing.
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ey DOstSEI Of tie UA!sn PEissssFs,
Afr. Stanton thus repIies:

ey DOstsES st the uA!sE PFifsssPsr
Mr. Stanton thus replies:
n WAR DEPARTEENT,
WAsHKeTox cIFT, OetObsr 1868.
Ma. ALFRED ]. BLOoE,
Assistant Secretary Sanitary eoH7'ission,
pa F Street, Washington, d. G.:
SIR;-In reply to your letter Of the "a
inst, transmitting correspondence with
General Meredith in reference to forward
ing sanitary supplies and reading matter
to the Union prisoners at Richmond, the
Secretary of War directs me to convey to
you his consent for the transmission of the
articles named throug the lines as request
ed
Very respectfully, your Ob't serv't
JAS. A. HARDIE,
Assistant Adiutant General.
The following articles were sent to Rich
mond, in accordance with this agreement
on the 18th inst:
600 wooden shirts.
GOO canton flannel drawers.
600 pairs wooden socks.
1000 handkerchief.
2 cases reading matter.
That these stores have been delivered to
the Confederate authorities we have as
surance in the following letter:
NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 26th, 1868.
L. H. STEINER,
Acting Asst See. Sanitary Commission +:
MI DEAR SIR:-I called on General
Meredith yesterday, and ascertsined that
our Richmond supplies had gone forward
all right As soon as Gen. NJ. has been
notified that the supplies sent by the Gov
ernment have been received, he is author
ICED to send whatever General Dow may
think necessary for the comfort Of our
men on Belle Island and in Richmond.
The General thinks that il will bs hardly
necessary for the Sanitary Commission to
send any more clothing, IS the Govern
ment has authorized him to supply what
ever is needed in that way, but TO conine
ourselves to articles of food, delicacies, sc.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES GALL, JR., Relief Agent.
We are assured by the Secretary of the
Western Department that supplies will
now be promptly forwarded by the Gov
ernment and lhe Sanitary Commission to
Richmond for the relief of cur soldiers,
the Commission furnishing the additional
comforts that do not come within the ar
ticles provided by the Department. DR..
Newberry has taken measures to secure 10
Doctors Ashman, Henrick and Benedict a
supply of clothing and money for their
necessities while in prison.
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A young lady in Louisville who had two
suffers, engaged herself to one Of them and
then eloped with the other.-Boston Post.
She learned morality from the Louis.
vile Journal. VS. ts
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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that in pursuance ofthe command Of
an order OfsAe from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hoga County, to me d rected, shall sell at suc
ton on the 23i day Of November 1865 at 10
o'clock A. NJ, at the south door of the Court
House in the city of Cleveland, the following
premises to wit: The fee simple of the one un-
dived one fourth part in common of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township Of East
Cleveland in said county, and bounded a. fol-
lows: Beginning in the Plank road and south
S9A degrees, est chains 2215 lins from the
west c-rner of Chittenden Lewis land thence
south 5OA degrees east chains snd 20 links TO
sad Lewis west line, thence south4 chains and
ca links. thence north 5O14 degrees west chains
and &c links, thence north 391I degrees east %
links, thence north 5O14 degrees west shans TO
Plank Road, thence north 39A degrees east
CHAINS and 30 links to the place of beginning, con-
tanning 80 acres Of land.
Terms cash on day OF sale.
Nov. II, 1885, WM u. THOMAS,
novl2:l2s Guardian.
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SANITARY CoXMIssIoE,
CENTRAL OFFICE 244 F STREET,


WAsHIEaroN, D. c., September 20, '63. }
GENERAL: Il am informed by DR.. Alex
Mcdonald of the Commission, late pris-
oper ct Richmond, land who, with his com.
psnions in captivity, Rev. Mr.. Scendlin,
also Of this Commission, and Leonard
Brink, are so much indebted to you for
your efforts towards their release, and your
personal kindness TO them while passing
into our lines that he was told by DR..
wilkins. surgeon in charge G s. Military
Prison Hospital No. libby Prison, that
if supplies Of clothing, bedding, and read
ihg matter should lie sent to his (Dr. vii
kin's) care, he should guarantee their dis
tributiOn among the Union prisoners and
that Captain G. W. Alexander, A. A. g.,
and A. P. NJ. Castle Thunder, made a sim
liar promise as regards reading matter,
within his own precincts.
From the statement of Dr.. Mcdonald
and Mr.. Scsudlin, itappears that the above
supplies are greatly needed by our men now
imprisoned there, and that a disLri-
buliou of such would be of inestims-
Bile benefit to them. It is questionable,
suppose, Rhsihpr even if once passed
within the enemy's lines they would
ever be permitted to reach their
destitution but this Commission would
gladly take the merest chance of their
doing 50, and would willingly risk any
trouble and expense in forwarding them
over our own lines, provided such course
should involve no violation Of military
rules and exigencies on our side. OF this
you are the judge. In behalfof our brave
and unfortunate officers and soldiers now
pining amid want, squallor, and mental
inoccupation in the noisome prisons Of the
enemy, will you kindly favor the Commits
sion with your decision on this point2 If
favorable to the project any suggestions
you may ses fit to make towards its accom-
plishment will be welcomed, and, if possI-
bic, acted upon. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ALFAED ]. BLooR,
-.-.r- -.. Assistant Secretary.
General s. A. MEREDIFH,
Commissioner for Exchange Of Prisoners,
Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
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Ex-CODgressmsn Casey, Of Kentucky, is
ct Washington, from Vicksburg. He rep
resents that the State is completely hum
bled, and eager, slavehOldeas and all, to
get back into the Union, even By giving up
slavery. The people are suffering greatly
from lack of food, and starvation is immi-
nsnt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

DR.. Henderson, whose excellent treatise
on wines is so well known in this as in
other countries, recently died at Csskle-
ben. aged thirty three. Very proper place
for q wine historian to die in.-rdsk bin.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering from uATasmus, wasting sway, with
scarcely any flesh their bones, cured In very
sort time; one BOTTLE in such cases, will have
surprising effect.
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ENsIAN sPRIKes
EGLRCTRIC CURB.

bsautifu and quiet retrsat for InvAids located In
TallEladGe, Summit Co ohio,
the lins Of the Ailaniic aud Great Western bai /,
way, eciiuE az Raven with the CleVe a9a ana
PiItsburRh and at Akron ith the Cleveland, ZAnes-
vile ana Cincinnati Railways; communication beng
direct rom all points -,
meut Of ole chr ms Diseases VII ch have hither rs
siEtFd The ers of all other fOrrs o. practice. The
treatmfns is peculiar. being based upon the
Vital Principle OF Eature-ElectFiCitY.
Dr.. LEW HURD. the Medical Examinor and
Practitioner, during practice Of over twenty years
hs eAn emit entity successful IN the cuIs Of ChrOu-
10 Complaints Of laLg gstsnding; and By com btnins
many Of k-tur-'s most powerful remedial as ents a.
aux IAries to DR lOCNG's ELECrRO-THGRNS BAJB,
is now able to psrt s grsa wonders In re lev
inr mankind from sickness
1he aftaBtion af FEN a LES is especially in ned C
Dr. Burd's treatment OF their pecn 'isi difficulties
Uterine Weaknesses, Irregularities and d place
msuts Of ell kinds and OF long standing are PtBHa
FENTIr CuaED Many casss- pronounced BY tbs mf 81
eninet phyHicians incurRbl- confined 20 their bedE
for yoar hopeless and spairinz have by his tTsst
ment been s,ored to he4l.h happiness and long
life
sROommunications addrassea 70 Dr. LEw-s HURD
OF % the UNDERSIGNED, at Tama Ice, o. will receive
prompt attention.
oet7-is2aodkT =. WYNN.
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4 SEIZED u aEgg-TgY Il.
d. Sweets sIHTALhIaIiA bl Aih = = 49,
grvu the recipe o. DE- stsShsn Sweet, Of OoNasc'ie.
the roat bono setter, and nas besn used IN Az pi
tios for the last twenty year. with the nfls
vj,i ~ VII slise iate pain more speedily inan ~
other preparaton For sll heelInaLl sAl ~
niaardsr n "a tru7 tufalible, and - cural.9 -
: 'ss Wounds, sp.14rs Bruisss, ae-i ~ oSqlAlos,
6ss, og and powerful st-eng gtheng yfo iI 80 ~
~ 1tvsg It trial over four hqndrs9 eettl1ea9hs
a. rsnara Nls cures Eforns1 ~ y sI
hssnAs for Tie 1'6ihuc ---e-.----
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

Gov. Swift Of Minnesota has appointed
Thursday, the 26th inst, as day Thanks
. giving. 90
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LECTURES.
DRAINARD' HALL 50
b
Thirteenth Annual Course of ~
LIE CT q r e
Cleveland Library Association.

The Lecture Committee have the pl -asnre to an
nouBc that a. great pains aud exrenss they have
cur d the following distinguished Statesmen, auth
and tOets a. Lecturers for The Regular CJurss.
The series will Comprise Twelve Lectures
Hon. DAME S. DICKINSON, Of New York on
Thursday Evening Nov. 18th. THE Union"
Pines " my Southern Friends" &c on THURSDAY
BAYARD TAYLOR, Thursday Evening, Dec.
a. '-Russia and her FeOpe."
Dr. JOHN u. HOLLAND, ''TimOthy Titcomb, - on
Thursday Evening. nec 10th 1.-THE National Heart >
AHS,N @. CH ESTE 4, Of Albany, New York a
Poam-''Tbe Gods"
Pct. LOUIS AGAssIZ, Of Massachusetts, Two
Prof.. VIM c. RICHARDS. of Bbods Island. Two
Lectures.
Miss EMILY SHAW, Of Massachusetts. Readings
rom he Poets.
sS-Ihe Committee are Iikewsgs IN correspondents
With Rev. HenrT Ward Be cher, FOn. Jss. T. Brady,
iIon. Ihos y. MeNgher, Thos. buchanan Resd, GeO.
Wm. Curtis and others
TicEet- sdmisrng a Gentleman AMI / ali to tho
Course, $500.
Ticket. admitting q Gentleman and two Ladies 10
the O-uTEs, 100.
Tickets, admitting one psTFon to the ColrFe, 81.
~ Holders Of Course II 'keis may :uTe served
Seats dAy Of the eCture by arp ying 1t Brain
ar 5 aud p-Yiug IS cents for each seat
Single Tickets t. 1 . stnres viz be rom rs to so
Cents. Rescrvsi seRts p Cen-s extra.
II. +. PEIXOTTO,
o. A. BROOKS,
d. P. EELLS,
nay2-I24 LectuFe gommfttea.
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PARTrcUr AZ ATTENTION PAID TO
HUPPEVAWG LIBRARIES.
Special Attention Given to Jobblng.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
OF the Yery Best QUALITIES sOS lowest Prizes
CARTES de eYIsITE--OfG GeA~ Gilmore ana
five hundred others.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUAtS-2OO0 in AKty
different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKs-Whole vale 8; Manu-
fsctUrers prices.
JUvENILEs IN sETTS-Over : 700 Sets
and Games. .....
JUVENILES A sPECIALITY-Full, vt as
sortment we ever offered. -.
JUVENILES IN LINEN-COlOred Piotu es.
PAPER AND ENVELoPEs-At the LOW
est Market prices.
OFFICE EINKs-Arnold's, Cox's, Spenceri-
an, American, SC.
DRAWING PAPERs-Of all Sizes and
Qualities.
INK sTANDs-Glsss, Wood, Rubber, Peck
ct, SC.
OUTLINE MA.Ps-PsltOn's, Mitcheus,
Cornelrs, Sc.
Observation-Disclosures and Web
ster's, all sizes.
EFThe Trade are invited to examine our stock or
novlI-lsi INGHAM & BRAGG.
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E0gFLkRDls aERMAE elTTEEE

R09FLEaB's eERMAk slTTERs |
Dr.. HOOHand's German Bltters,
PREPARED BIZ
DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, PhiladelPhiA Ps.
rs NOT A Rum DRINK,
OR A SUBSTITUTE FOR Rum,
Or Intoxicating Beverage,
But AHlsHLT EcORcEETD VEGETABLE EXTRACT
AZURE TONIC
Free from Alcoholic StimlantOr Injurious Dr-'g',
AND WILL EEKEUFUALLT OURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUNDICE.
HcOnRnd's GeFEzan BItters
VIII Cure Every case Of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, DissGss q tA'
KiSasy', and Discasss ariAng from
Di5or6eTsd Stomach
OBsERVETHEFOLLOWING sYGNPT0ME
Resulting Hom Disorders OF the DfgestivSt Organs;
| Con-
stipetioa,
/ Inward filss,
EUiBess o. blood
70 the Head, Acldity
| Of the stomach, Gausea,
HsartbafD, disgust for food,
! Fulness or veignT In the stom-
| aoh, tOu= EructstionG, Bins ing or
| Flurtsring at the Pit Of the stOmacisr
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried Rnn lGf-
1CUlt Breathing, FnIstoring a. the Hn-ts,
Choking or suffoaating Sensations when in 3 ly~-
| trs s got, Fever and Dull Paiq in the Hssd, Dc.
actenoy Of Perspiration, Yeliownsss Of the
Ohost, Limbs, &c, Sudds" Fiusb.
e. Of Heat, Burning in the Elsshi
constant inSSining IN Of kyil'
spirits, Liver COM
DJ'sGsp'iH' s6s
HOOfIand's German BItters
VIII Give You
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS, F
AGOOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION,
A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE TIE
Weak Strong.
WILL MAKE TEE
Delicate Hearty.
WILL MAKE THz
Thin Stout.
WILL nAKE THR
Depressed Lively.
WILL MAKE TBR
Ssllow Complexion Clear.
| WILL MAKE THR
Dull Eye Clear and Bright.
Will Prove Blessing
IN EV ERY FAMIL
Can be Ussi with PsrfeOt.safsty by
MALE OLD
Oh Oh
FEMALE, YOUNG.
y " y s. y
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Hagan's Magnolia Balna.
DEsIAS 9. BERNE9 4 CO.,
generai ARentl,
Ths Chief Attributes Of Manhood ~

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood aE
frequently lost or suspended By nal practices and
uiOus habits that will iasEita5y lead 70 hersditAr
dissass unlsss checked in time Read The truths la
down in tho trsstlss HUMAN FRAILrYs or PIN
IoLeaIoAL RESEARCHES" II % elkb1EstslY ilinstrt
ted With oolored snErAEings and viii eonSines a
most hArdsned and uaeonoernsd, - vol e rslisF
tbs minds OF the most despOU1ing, By lssding than
IN the right channel for relief O. bodily and menta
agony and despair.
83-5old By Dr. BAzsov, ie4 bieeeksr-5t;, N. y
Price Is cents. 55nt fres sFuFy Ehsfe SEE Afsfsit9
msnt OF " Triaaemar' Ia anotEer column
Sold also By g. W. OLABk, DRUGGIST, ClsEelAna
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lFrom Bev.J. ''astou BroWn' .. D., 10 itor Of ths
EncyeopediA ; Roligions KnoEk dTsl

Although not disposed to fAYor or REQ ,,-,sD5 Pa,
sat Mediciuus n gene-Gl1 through diS rnst ~ tbst
Ingredients and e1ecfs, et know q "a sioi It
reasons Why MAI naY testity C tbs bsH,iits h.
OelieVes himself to ha rcsived ON, sT,y 5irnrI,
preparation, iD the Is = may y ~, t ah1 .lt ~
the benefit Of Othsrs N' oOlA'i iiH1s' -
do this the nC.rs readily IN ~ ard n TJ,o1an5,.
German Bitter, prepared By Dr III n JscSsoT - ~
this ohyI bee BreJHio "a AGAINST fbsSa toT
man year., under The tmpTag ion ii,st ~ 80
chiefly a.. alcoholic mfEinra. sTo tnjehtsd 70 M
friend '1oh0Ft Shoemaker, RqE or bs raTnnssJ tjis
- tloe ~ pIOpeI tes4 Ah1 for encouragement TO
w 'hSn' %he9 sunsr'1s ~ great and lors oontin-
81 deblnty Ihe We OF p bottles Of these Bit-
tors - the 6eginT ing OF the present year Wa fol-
iogec by eYldaT relief EDt resteTatiOn 70 DEGREES Of
bodiii and me- ts Wig heh had not felt for siE
months b6ioJ and hs1 ain tdespared Of reeainiIa
tnerelore mask Cod and my friend tor directing Els
10 ne use OF them. J. NEWTON nROWH
fhiiaD ylahia, jane .. 1851.
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NOTICES.

FIRM OF Brad
IN BURN FIsHEE & o., terminated BY mutual
CONSENT on the sist d Z Waldo A Fisher retirss and
John y Crehore ofSt LOUIS. succeeds. ~ accounts
will be s. tied and all payments must Be mace q
Bradburn Williams Co., at the Old standi VINO VIII
continue lhe bu-iness as heretofore. -
nov5-IH BIZ ADBORH, FISHER 90.
CTERLIN6'S .AMBR0SIA-FOR
- 80 KELLER YOGT,
gug2s S3s. W, cor. Public square.
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A supply of clothing and edible5 was
promptly forwarded to Wheeling, to be dis.
tributsd to the various post hospitals de-
pending upon it for their comforts.
The Louisville shipment consisted prin-
cipally of vegetables, fruit, pickles and
concentrated beet-nO clothing being In
oluded in the list.
To G. R. Brown, Agent Of the Sanitary
Commission, LeaVenworth, we have this
week sent a large amount of bedding with
the addition Of several kegs Of pickles,
furnished on his requisitiOn while in this
city.
We take from the first number Of the
Sanitary Bulletin, paper just issued by
the Commission, and devoted to the work
of that Association, in both Departments,
the following correspondence with regard
b the arrangements made for the relief of
tbs Union prisoners at Richmond.
PRISONERS IN RICHMOND.
The following correspondence relative
to the forwarding supplies OF clothing, Sc,
to soldiers confined in Richmond, was sug-
gested by the report made TO the Co nmis-
sion by DR.. Mcdonald and Mr.. scandlin.
These gentlemen, the one an Inspector and
the other Relief Agent of the Commits
sion, were taken prisoners near Emmetts-
burg, Maryland, just after the battle Of
Gettysburg, while they were on their way
to the Army Of the Potomac with supplies.
They were taken to Richmond, and we're
iEnstes Of Libby Prison and Castle Thun
der for nearly three months. While there
they sought every opportunity to benefit
their fellow prisoners and to get such in
formation as would be of service to those
who should hereafter be there confined
They were assured that all supplies sent to
the proper authorities would be applied
according to the desires of those sending
them.
Former experience had given confidence
to the Commission that the assurances
could be relied on, as invoices previously
sent Of clothes and medicines, had reached
the parties to whom they were sent A new
basis Of exchange required that the pres
snt States SHOULD be inquired into. Hence
the correspondence here given:
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The cl tlAWiil not return IL these BIZ ters Ar ,a
No persOu EsVer aud Agne Dis tict sb ~ ~
WithOuttl,a 'uiN ~
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FOR SALE.
MISERABLE RESIDENCE FO

MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE AT BARGAIE.-The late residence
the undergf gned, No. s75 E1naman-St Is 0uered
for sale on sonabls terms.
Ths EOure b in good repair, Is voe my AMI pleasant I
ly arranged, and contains modern Improvement5 OF
&c, sc.
The lot is Iarge about acre E so feet deep, has
two fronts o 100 feet each on kinsntAn and Grange
Sts AZ ab ounds in Fruits OF all tnds ine shrub
berry, sc.
p5riuaity Is nov given TO purchAss-
BS-For pl ice, terms Of payment &c Apply 70
uEO- W. GAkDhER,
nOvls-l2s n and 7g TerwIn St-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14
EOR i3ALE-A FARM OF 475

i Acres, sf miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio; 400 es improved, the balance good timber
$50 acr bot tom land the whole fOJ under
good state Of cultivation all veil fenced, good
charding well watsrtd. No waste land 90 the
farm ha' % also good Stock the harm that will
EeIl with it 10 wanted. j will take in part payment
City PrOpsrt in lsveland. Il small farm and the
balance on hIuts time Price t25 per
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