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DF. q r A e A M
Hasbw Il De BogsI osTlsss t PAssiciE'El
EOadOs, Ep9iasd; GrOasass Of
e Rioord's H0srits! for


FEMALE nISEAsE
aad . ssnsisnt s4tsndsnt 0f Psrls, London, New
Iana and Montreal Hassits;s Eo- tbe last ten ysaS
ha5 oFsRsd bis Ofics q shs
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be vim be hsVpY to meet sl thoSs vhc srs -
aicteI With subscuts and ehrOEf0 dissaHss-
Hir treatment l. entirely different from the on
Nan, and is MID encsoious and ehestiES. His med
iotzss are siuRy vegetable extracts nd oils thsI
hsEs nsVer bssa asos bhi eT i've Oths5 physicians
AzGfea besides hfinssn BE hAs san ~ creates
Part Of hs Ils and thoasends Of dOsTs In obtaihiR
few secrets in his profession. Rs tssts ths Urls
Sor al foFms Of disease. Ne ehargef0r giving
honsIt and true statement Of their cas-.
sPEBMATORHGA.
n YOUHe EIEE.-EIS can prove 70 You In q ieE miE
utsT that hs q the only physician you ever trestf
Vitb that curss this disease. EPF every patient y b
viii follow his directiona he vii giFe Bze hunofe
oers II be fails IN curing this disease. No enArfi
nade for consultation. Thoss Ht distance who wig
- coarnlt the Doctor may do 90 b. sending Emai
" of u-ins bY nail, with name, sex and eSe and =
" anger and desariba their eesoI anc the possi
IL oi gsttinR relief, By enclosing return posts
ufAmp- lasLs-s1.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC & GREAT WEsT'N
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight Aailb EXpPess
And Telegraph B0ule,

Connecting at Salamanca, NsW York with the ER13
Railway, forms ac0ntinuous Six kssf Track Hom
New York TO Akron or Cleveland.
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1 MAN OF A THOUsANDI
A 0ONsUMprIVR oURED.

Dr.. II. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
eminsnce, discovered, while in the East Indies, q
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered by him whom his only child, daugh-
tor, given up TO die. His child cured aud Is
alive and well. DESTROYS OF heneftting his tel
low mortAls, he viii send 10 those who wish 1t the
recipe, containing full directions for making and sue.
oss5tuy using this remedy, tree receipt Of their
nomes, with two stamps to Fay expenses, Theirs e
not single case Of Consumption that It docs net al
take hold OF and dissipate. Night BWeats pee
vEhness, irritation Of tho nerves. failure OF memory
difficult expectoraton, sharp painE in the lungs sore
throat, chilly sensations nsussa at the stomach in
actor Of tho bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
~ The writer will please state the name Of the pa.
per they 5es this advortimsnt In. Address
ORADDOOK 4 CO.,
iyI3-l52 225 North 2d-St. Philadelphia Pa.
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House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudsou-Sts. Lot
l5lx20i A very desirable location. Terms easy.
BIick House and Lot, cOrner Of BrOWnell and viii
son-Sts LIT 6iieet front, running to the Lake.
Can be had az bargain.
Houss and lot No. rs kIEsman Street, lot Io1x53O
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cold water ant Gas throughout, Furnaces,
nsarbis mgntles, GO.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lA aBd ld5 Euclid Street
Lots rgnning through to Huron street. VerY
desirable prspsrty.
House and Lot, corner ParkmEl sld Brozn sIl-Sts +;
occupied Elso as snoe shop Lot 25xl00 feet.
Buiidlng, Machinery, &C., for the manufacturs Of
boXes, wash-boardH, &C, corner Of Wear Biyer
and Alain-Sts. a good paving business.
TO feet on Euclid-St. Terms easy
House and Lot, No. 100 OhlO-St. 81 200.
Brick House and lot, No Ia Bake-St., nsar 70 the
residencs Of L. NJ Hubby, Esq.
Two Brick Houses aud Lots on Euclid-St near Per-
ry-St.
Cottage, No l24 Lake.st Lo. 2sxlO0 feet.
Hcuse and Lot, No. z27 Scoyilie- avenus.
2l5 rect on Summit ST., ext ndng to the Lake, cor
ner Seneca-st.
Five acres 90 WiIon-Ayenus, with considerable i'm
proVements.
House and Lot, No. AT Kinsman-St. A large and
desirable lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street, 54xl5o Ieet 81 900 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
IWO-StOrY Frame House on Lake street, ppposite
Clinton Park. Lot 66xls3 feet. Price q, 800
Frame House on st. OlaIr street. lot 44xlsO feet
Price $3.50.
desirable house aud lot in Hudson TO exchange for
city property.
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BPEEIAl EnTlEEs.


Madame Zadoe PoTtsr's CEratigs BdlsGa
for Ooegls, CcIda, Consumption, Asthma, shoTtneas
OF Breath, Tickling Of the Threat, Diheulty Of
Breathing, HuskInosE Of the throat, and al the eI
foota produced By checked preparation, &C.
The fol owing shows the hish estimation IN which
the above preparation Is held;
81 have usod Fe=tsr's Curative Bslaam for the past
year, and thsak it the best remedy Tor oocs and
obstinate Coughs that havs had cccahiou TO sse,
ana Would recommend II 70 omen; espooaly pa
rents, Is sAfe sus cay rarneoy ID o9iiateni y
TsaoAer Of Dsafsn Ddmb Asylum.
New York February r.
9BMadaune Portsrs Curative Bslsam can be OBJ
tanned at Benton Bros., and Strong Armstrons's,
Wholesale Agents, O.syelsnd, Ohio. deoso. % lw
Ths Chief Attributes Of Manhood ars
tro4usutY lost or suspsRded hy NAL practices and
oi0us habit fhst viii insgiably lsad 70 hsreditaE
6issass unless checked IN time Read the truths IAh
Gown n the treatise "HUMAR FRAILTK, or PHu
rsEsgIcGL REEARcuEs." It Is olaborGtely illustr9
~ With ooloTsd engrsvinss and WIN convince thi
most hardened and unooacornsd, a. we'll a. rsiisgt
the rainds Of ths most dsspondins By leading thsa
in the right channel ior relief Of bodily and msnis
agony md despair.
BWsold b. Dr. BARRoW, Is4 BiseeksF-st., h. ,.
E<cs . eentg Sent iree every yvhers. Sec EdveFtis
saeDt Of g Triasemar'i "a another column.
ecld also b G. ". CLARK. DrugEiEt, OlsTsisIfi
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Url
nary nd sa1nal SyBtsm-new and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the Howard ASSOCIATION. Sent b!
Eiail sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad.
dress Dr. J. sk1LLIz HoUaHroE, Howard Assoola-
sisn, No sooth Ninth st, PhflAdalphia Pa.
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CHIRTs AND COLLARS

SHIRFS AND. COLLARS
and dssirous Of having those that will SET WE'LL
sud LOOK EEAF, are invited 70 leave their OrdsrsA
KEPPE IBIS,
shsre tbsycan depend upon being Suited None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed,
Objections FOE WKAsUEEHEsT.-FOr Neck, take
the number Of inches round (A). For Sleeves, take
from centre Of back OBJ to bend OF elbow SO thence
to extreme end OF ouh CD) the being IN the posi-
ton shown IN the engraving. These are all the neas
urementa required.
IWAR ANITA COOP PIT.
BgThe Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods.
L. A, HEPPNERs
Agent Of the Cleveland Shirt and Collar Mig Co.,
LYMAH'B BLOCK, Nos. End ,, Cup BtairB) Uleye-
lana, Ohio, three coOrs from the Court house,
Public SouE-e. msYl5-tl4
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HaRan's Magnolia Balm.

@,e- : ----a
ms Il the most delightful and extraordinary rta
ever discovered. Il ohanges the 5un-burnt fAcs
hands - peGrly satin texture Of rsyishinE bean
q, impartlngths marble purity Of youth, aud tht
pIEEEaUE aIpearanee inviting in the city belle o
alicn- Il removes tan, freokesi pimpies and rough
nsG from the skin lesEiag fhs complexion Trash
transparent and Enooth. It contains material in
iuriOus TO the skin. Pstronizsd By Actresses ans
Opera Singers. It Is what every lady should havs.
RFsold ETsrywhsre. 7Vn I.-. =
DEEAB s. BARNES a CO..
Genernli iARentn,
tuITl-Rzs N hroadWay. New YoTk
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FARMS TOR SALE,

80 acres In Brecks7ile; 55 improved, balance
choice timber land e25 per scres. Terms easy.
l6OGcres in Parma, good House snd Barn. 80 scrss
good timber, well watered and good building
stone.
52 acres in Orange good flame House. 25 acres i'm
proved balance timber.
SO acres wood land In Brownhelm, Lorain county,
miles north Of Veruil ion River.
Saw MIL in Bedford, with half acre % land, on
Tinker's Creek.
II acres on st. Clair st. Small frame house.
ls acres on KtnEman-St., opposite the Cemetery.
10 acIes, (6 wood land balance improyed) Euclid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and good
Gituatisn for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 acres in kewburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Good house and barn aud hne orchard. e5 90.
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and eight miles from
WaUssOn station on Air Line Railroad; $50 prai-
RE and balance timber l6nd. New House, Barn,
and good fruit SD per acre terms easy. dacls
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On and after Monday, November tsth lsss, Through
Passenger and freight Trains viii be regularly
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R-F-lseo-x.
DRAKEs PLANTATIoN BTTTERF

DRAKEs PLANTATION BTTTERF
They purity, strengthen and iuFis0rabe.
They create healthy appstite.
They are an antidote 70 change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissi patton Z late hours
They strengthen the system and enliTen the minS
They prevent miasmEtic and intermittent fsVer1
They purify the breath and aodity OF the gtoI1Rcf
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh0ea, Cholera and UhOlersmOrbu
TheF cure Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are the best Bitters IN the world. They maxi
the weak mab strong aud exhausted nature gTaa
reatoTer. They are made Of pure ct. OTOE Rom, the
celebrated Oalisaya Bark, roots and heEbs and en-
taken with the pleasure Of beFerage Without gart
% ags time Of day. Particularly recommended q
dalieate persons requiring gentle stimuiant- boic
by all Grooers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons
h. r. DRAKE & 90.
tulyl- l-B9ssOW 1e2 Broadway, n.
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A FIRST Rate OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
50 vacant Lots, some Canal and River and 10
busiLess part Of the Ci;y, can be bought at bar
gain.
EUCLID ST-Brick House, two stories, basement
and attic, warer, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &C. a. 500.
LAAE-ST-on Clinton Park, one and half s:ory
H0rss aud Lot, 50N9g a27tO
KIskM N-SC-A large aud handsome House. fitted
up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
Boom, l5X24 feet, and iargs lot.
ST. OLAlR-ST-SeW Brick Hcuse with modern in
pr0vements. O., 900.
kINSM ms T-Near Eris-St., good large Cottage
House aud Is acre Of land. t4.5O0.
Lot. 500.
RRCSP PEUT-ST-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rooms. $3.50.
CEDAR-sT--Near Perry, two story House and Lot
with barn el,6n1.
WALNUrsT-Go Good Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EUULl LlD-ST-Eear Ferry, Vacant Lot, IOOx2-O feet.
WILLSOh-Sr-Hear CIint0a Bark, Vac ant Lot, 5OI
go feet.
First Class Business Property,
hots with Stores, sc Superior and OntariO-sts,
gced tor Investment.
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EEg AID IMPORTANT PAssEHsEB ROUTE.

BstFeen cleveland aad New York.
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Faro ls Low as BY Any other ROuse.

BAGGAGE CHECKED THnOUGH.
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GARD PHOTOGRAPHs.--EE.
sl yBRACIEG Portraits Of Hoted individuals, SUBJ
lscn fron EneraTings, Dravings and celebrated
.Eainfnf8 A1io, copies Of Pslmsr'g Marbles. Also
RAH9EAET'B.
raaT1fRlg alaHarble Block
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SSThe only Direct Route to the WOudsrfuI
Oil Regions OF Pennsylvania,
CLEVELAND & ERIE R.B.

' 4-AA@4AsO - 041AM - He
1854. WINTER A3RANGKEIEEF. Isss-G.
On and Aftsr Monday, November 10Th, lsss, Paassn-
ger Trains VIII run as follows, (sundayB exesptsdG
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
BOO a. m--DA1 EAPRESS AIN-9touuiuq Al
- Milloughby, Painesyilia, aenOVa, As6fRb1is
Conneant and 1Irard only, and arriVo ct Eris q
l;ls p. m, Dunkirk }: Is D. m. Bu1alo I'm n
Sis 2. .6i.-dIHOIaHATIK KxPREss- sto1Sins a.
fainesyllle5 AshtabulA and Girard only, and ar
rlyes a. Erie 62o p n, Dunkirk s;i7 ,. m, Buf-
3.5S :. ii.,SmAIIi AND AooonuFopArIoK-
Stopping At all stations and arrives q Eris aa
BlIO P, m.-NIGHFEXPREss rRAIE-stovviuQ
at gainesville, A1htabula and Girard only, and
ardTss s. HIis At u AZ q. m.s DunkiFk 3:lS ),
ms Buffalo 40 a. m. -
LEAVE ERu
3.lG A. u.-AIGaT EAPkESS TRAIH-HtopnlnF AZ
Girlrd, Ashtsbula end PhinasTfI Ne onI7- ma a.
Ttges az Cleveland At 100 Az
SO A. EMAIL AND DAOOOmMeDATIOH TRAIN
I-ssoPgiing at All stations and arrives At Olsss-
80 A. M.--TOLEDO EXPBESs Stopping At lsta-
5ons EXCEPT SWanyillsi saybrook, unionVilis,
AS ?. s@D4T ExFREss rRAIH-sssvylns At q.
rsrd, Oonneaut, Ashtabula, and PainegYfIis
only, and arrives IN Cleveland ct e.15 ?. n
~ Second 0Ass Oars are run or Al through
An the trains gclng westward oonnsst ct csyeIana
uati, indianapolis, st. L0uis &c.; and an thrOceh
srains going Eastward connect at Dunkirk With The
those Of the New York Central and Budalo 9 New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
st4gaIa L9lls, 2et and At Erie with Trains On he
H4-Day Express, East and West, connects 1t alrnr1
Etth Trains on Eris and PittsbHrgh Railroad f0r
LinesVills, AeadViils, J2mestoEnl &e;
Cleveland. November 18TH, IsSS
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THROUGH TICKETS

Passengers By this Line have choice Of Fire DtE8-
rent Routes between New York and Boston.
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Beware Of COunterfelts.
Bee that the signature OF %. NJ. h" Is on
the WRAFPEB Of each
0BS

Large Size q, 90 4 bottle, or hsli dcsen $500.
Medium Size IS % or half dozen 400
The large size, on account OF the quantity the bot
ties hold, are much the chespeA
Should your nearest druggist not have the article,
do not be put on by Of the Intoxicating pTepars
tons that may be offered In its place. but send TO
and we will forward, securely packedlbg express.
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REAL ESTATE,
DRAYTON 3 sTOOKWELL
RELI ESTATE AGENTS,


/ OHes No. 6 AtEatsr BHiidias Entrance shFoGsb
tbs Insurance Ofhoo Of a 2. Brayton.
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T AND OFFICE.-H. &. LITTLE
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also
variety Of City and Village Property; and chOios
Farming Lands IN lows, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which ne will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Froperty. once in AtSater Building. Nos. and s,
ID dOOr. mayl3
. EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
a y lsormeTly ofthe 1rm Of LIttlea KsYss,J nsi
oDensd Reai Estate Once In Rouses Block, cornsE
"a and Pablo Square, and hss constantly
on hEud several thousand acres Of Grgt quality Yarns
ing Lands IN the States oi Iowa. Wisconsin and Mlsa
souri, to exchsngefor city country property; Alsp
nr sllktnds 0. persc1Al property. ParLcash psids
l.nAsaery aBrls RS
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Principal o@os and ManufsotOry
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FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres on Csdar-st,, with good House and
Ban and Fruit.
Cedar STILL acTes, with acres Of grapes.
East CleVe.and-SeGr EuClid-St. and Wilson Ave
nue, large and convenient Brick House, with
modern improvements, Barn, ~ acres land with
Fruit sc. For 800.
~ Also, large number OF Farms, Out Lots,
Dgelltngs, &o too numerous TO aavertise- deel6
LITTLE, DEALER IN KEAL
LIZ Estate, Railroad and other Stooks. Hss on
hand large lot Of BARNS and Farming Lands IN
this state, iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
~ Omoe over 30. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
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ii is considered bad omen Ruuors sag
that they met the rebel steamers on shs
lake and that few shots from the latter
sunk one If them with all on board.
For,ficaiiohs are being hastily thrown
up on Belle Isle, two miles above lers,
which are expected to rake the river tot
four or Ave miles below. SAP
A report has just come in that large
band Of rebels crossed ffom Sandwich Ia
boa:s this morning, and burned the fridge
over the River Rouge, SO as 10 prevent
Fort Wayne from being armed and gar
rissoned from the rear while they attack
i, in force on all sides The same person
states that CORPS Of nisser soldiers, With
two old six-pounders, are on ,Eeir way 70
clear the rebels out
Rebels are congrega!ing by thousand.
a, place in Cansia some miles north -
here. who will be able to attack the Bslls
! Isle fort'ications in The rear as they come
down. IL is said that the Canadian Az.
| ,horities will take measures to disperss
them. il they are no. careful o! tho line Of
conduct they pursue
| Iho oioSt SSuScG, k"IA VI ibo GA PaoiNvo
sent from here to reconno!,re Lake Rris,
has just returned. Gen. Robertson, CON.
mander Of the squadron, reports that they
vent to point au Pelee and Rond Eau.
and, after thoroughly exploring al the
ha,bors and iulsts along the coast, finding
nothing in tho shape Of rehe's, returned
As yet no intelligence has been received
from the other steamer, bu, il is thought
that she will be here to night, anu shaa
no engagement, has been had.
1t is vet an unsolved problem wheth.r
any rebel craft are on the lakes, and i, 10
suggested that inquiry at the Ns.isnd
Canal light settle that point.
The excitement is still entense hero, aHd
defensive operations are going forward
brsklv. The military authorities srs
crowded with business and their offices rs
nrain open late into tho night.
Detroit. Nov. IL.
Tha armed 4,eamsr sent out by the a.
thorsies to reeonnoitre suspected poin.s
slong the north shore Of Lake Erie, r..
trrned % night. No indications. Of a hos>
tile expedition was found, and it is doubts
tu if any exists.
The above story is a second edition ca
last years Indian scare"-ED. P1Lo7
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The Fight Goes On.

The New York Indepenlent has the fol
lowing:
What shall be said Of the following
sentiment which dropped from the lips OF
a man who, when his blood was younger
spoke better things?
"The insurrection will perish under
military power, necessarily and thereto, q
lawfully exercised. and slavery will perish
With it. Nevertheless I an mi'ling Mot
the prodigol son shaN return The doors
as far as an Concerned, shall alvIys be
open to h,m."
These words are Secretary Seward's-
spoken few davs ago at Auburn. Are
they worthy of the times, or unworthy
Are they honorable. or dishonorabIe
Are thew wise. or foolish Z? The President
declared, on the l>t of January, that the
slaves are henc+ forth and forever free ;
and in his letter to he Illinois Convention
he declared that be would never revoke
that sublime act. l. stands, therefore.
now and prospec ivelv. As the solemn law
Of the land forever forbidding the ens'ave-
ment of The millions whose bonds il IoOsea
Now is Mr.. Seward content TO see slavery
brough; back ? Then he is content Ia
see the law of the land violated and IN
the interest of slavery His speech Is a
blow at the proclamation He strikes the
master whom be serves H. is willing to
disappoint the nation in its hope OF free
dom, and to bring to naught all the blood,
cost Of the war;
We agree with Mr. SEWARD so far a
that the insurrertion in the South can be
crnshed hv the military power of the
North if v;gorou<l, exercised under a wise
and CONSTITUTIONS policy which will ,ease
the door open for tie re'ur" Of the ir>ur-
ractionarv States to their allerisrre to the
Federal Government. Mr.. SEwiRD. and
All conservative Republicans, do not un
ders'and that Mr. LINcoI N, in his letter to
he Illinois Convention, pledged himself to
. prosecution Of the war 10 the extermna.
,on Of the white population of the South
iOT Tue puEp'ee ti luSiNtAiHlHg me Tree
dom Of their blacks, "a is argued hy the
radicals; but thew do understand tbs,
when the people of a rebel State lay down
their arms and swear allegiance to the
Constitution and laws oe the government
the war against them mus, cease. and their
rights, under their State Constitution, &c
hold slaves or other property, must be de
terminsd by the regularly constitute,
Courts
1t i. aieo understood that Mr.. SEWARD
now standing nron the Conservative plat
form, will sustain Mr. LINCOLN a. candi
date foI the next Presidential term. in or.
der to defeat CHASE, the candidate OF the
radicals. We have but to look on anc
| watch the contest between the two wing.
Of the Adm nistration party, and pray tha
the result will not be disastrous 10 The
country.
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Terrible Confagrstion Nearly Block
in Rims.

From the Green Bay Advocatn Nov. IL
We have barely time this morning
"wednesday TO state the Rough facts 10
rrgara to terrible fire which occurred
here this morning. not assuming correct
ness in detail, a. that is impossible. The
fire broke out about 2 o'clock, seemingly
between the j4welrv store of J II arris and
the saloon Of J. G. Moreau, on Washing
ton Street The fire department in thi.
city and our neiehbor Fort Howard we're
promptly On hand, and worked va!isn,lv
hut strong south wind was blowing. and
The buildings wers all Of wood, so there
was no help, and the devonring element
ior a while had it very much its own way.
On Washington street sevsral stores, the
Odd F-llows Hall. United State. Hotel
and some residences we're DESTROYED. -
Among the sufferers is CHARLE. BHHsKR,
= brother Of our townsmen, HENRY AID
AUGrsr DtRHER.
On Pine street the fire also dessroYed a
billiard saloon and three large buildings
owned by PHILIP klaus, in one of which
was the Express off e; but thsy succeed
ell iu saving all the packages and furni-
ture
Cherry street, on which the Post Offiae
was situated was also swept by the fire
several valuable buildings and stores be-
ing entirely bufnt.
Several barns. ice-hou.es, &c on an a.
ley running from Pine to Cherry streets
shared the general destruction.
In most OF the stores an businss. places,
'hs stock wrs totally io>..
The majority ofthe sufferers were unin.
sured, and the remainder were insured 10
small amounts only. The Advoeate says
the burn, district embraces abont two acre.
in the hesrt o. The business portion Of our
city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-11-20
Killed and Wounded IN Co A, 5th Regt

Since our last issue. later intel'ip1nr.
give. us an additions list of rasual,ies in
Co A 5,h Wisconsin. at the late battle
on the Rarrahannock. Captain Hon,cE
WALKER, Serg't JOS GoopwIv. and Pri-
va,e BrrH. were Instantly killed: and J
n LEONARD, BURDRIDGE. MosHERE, and
one or two others. were slightly wounded.
Sergeant GOODWIN was not killed nnti,
our forces had driven the rebels from their
fortifca,ions, and had turned their own
gun. uron them. Wien ball struck him
in he heal. and he exnirsd Immediately
lie ia. manly. fine YOUNG fellow. and A.
brave as the hraves,. Ills family hs. the
sympathy of the entire community.
The oh Maine. which is hr;gadei with
the 5'h Wisconsin. acted =. .k;rmishA,s
on the dav of the fight. ani suffered verv
heavily. tossing in kiilel AMI wounded Sow
en'Aen ont nf iwaniv.two officers. aud two
tbird' Of lis enlisted men. Thi. brigade
did The principal portion Of the fgh,irr.
ard aided one more t. is many hard
earned laure's.