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HARPER's HAED, BOOK ROB TRA7TrEHI ~ Eu.
hoPE AND IHE EAsT, being 8 Guide
through Great Britain, France, Belgium,
Holland, Germany, Italy, Egvpt, syera,
Turkey, Greece, sWitEerisnd, Tyre, Spain,
Russia. Denmark and Sweden BY ". Penn.
broke r fridge, New York Harper Broth
er, 1863. Second yearJ
Thisis work invEluabls to persons trsv-
cling in the countries indicated. It's being
published annually with additions and cor
rectiOns, and is meeting with great success.
No oae now thinks of making the tour Of
Europe, without the Hand Book as bis vads
mecuR. tits work of 564 pages. 1t has a
railroad msP, corrected up to 1868, and map
embracing colorsd routes of travels in the
above named countries. It contains mass
of information Of great interest and valus to
IsSysFs Of home, ~ well - 10 travellers.
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IL ApYKRTIsKMRNTs.


Q. A. Bead , Co, Bsnkers-GOId, lvsg and Coo,
pons Bought and Sold, and HoHsy Loaned
John EllsleF- Academy Of Music. rr
J.H.&H. 7. HoBev-Esw Dry Goo
Churchill Brothpr-Ohoios syrups.
Baldwin, Dewitt Oo-DissOlutlon.
Churchill 4 Brothsr-Rat ErtermiustoT.
v. @. seohsid 4 Co-To Painters and Druggists
Churchill & Brother sPougss
Box 2gTS-Coping Clerk.
Churchill s BsOtb.r-Consh Candy.
Geo. @ Lynsn-sstter Pup Loaf.
Eris.St. Baptist Churoh-Locsl Kotios
Attention, Co, F-Looai Notes.
RSb't Hanna Color Lake supsrior.
S. HsDilton-OOV stroyed
a bsRcca-st-I and Wanted.
Iost-A Drug and Daguerrean BeE
Taylor, GrisWoId Oo-EoTslties 10 DFs's Goods.
John Rays & co-Fcr sals-JoeaI Eolios.
Company r-LoesI Eotice.
Company E-Loosl Eoiice.
Commercial COllege-LOcal Notice.
erirtfuAI Bai-Local Eot!ee.
UniTsrsLIsm-LccslE Eo'ice.
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LOCAL EOTTOE8

De. BUsa'B GREAT AMERICAN BoHEsET,
Oh THoRoueHWoRT ToSIo.-No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thoroughwort. It has been used from time
immemorial for Ague and all Bilious all
msnts. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited BY this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused by
bilious stomach. It cleansss the skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the sP-
petite, gives tone to the stomach and fscih-
tates digestion. Intermittent foysrs of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with vonit-
ing of food, beIching of wind and feeling Of
obstruction at the pit Of the stomach, vomit-
ing Of bile with extreme prostration Of
strength the smell Of food causing sickness
at the stomach, fullnsss and tenderness of the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncom-
Portable feeling of pressure, gouty and rheu-
matte disease with soreness Of the muscles
hosrse cough, with rough voice and soreness
of the chest, night cough, dysentery, disr-
rhos, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle IS cents.
Sold by STR0NG & ARMSTRONG,
sep1:459 Cleveland, o.
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FROmBALTIMORB,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 80.
Ths following letter was received this
morning by the American from a respon-
sible correspondent;
ANNAPOLIS, md. Oct. 29-The fag Of
truce boat arrived this morning from City
Point with l81 paroled men. A number
died on the boat on its way hither. They
actually starved to death. Never in the
whole course Of my life have 1 seen such 6
scene SIS these men presented. They we're
living skeletons Every man Of them had
to be sent to the hospitals. In the Sur
geon's opinion, more than one-third Of
them must die, being beyond the reach Of
nourishment and medicine.
I questioned several Of them and all
state that their condition has been brought
on by the treatment they have received at
the hands Of the Rebels. They have been
kept without food, aEd exposed large por-
tion Of the time without shelter Of any
kind.
To look at these poor men and hear their
tales Of Wo, IS to how they have been
treated, one would not suppose they hsd
fslliu into the hands Of Southern ChiEalry,
bus rather into the hands Of savage bar
harians destitute Of al humanity CT feel
lag
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MILITARY.
attention, 1st Regiment Nllitls,
CuyahOgR Leuntyl
pERsnNa LA

ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO
"A perform Mi'iraTY Duty In tbs First, Second
and Third Var $, are rsQuIred BY law, TO assembls
P VI on Ssturd4y, nctOber st, 1858 u 6lscs tlss
lowing officers. Polls viii close a. O'Clock On
said day.
90 :, st District, Isf Ward ore Captain.
Co B ID District, lst WaTdr one Capsaln and one
First Lieutenant
90 G, 81 i-tr'ct, LIST Ward, one Captain and one
second Lieutenant -...-r
Lieutenant aud one ID Lieutenant.
20. E, lst District, y ard, Cap AIM one l1t
Lisutensn' and one I'd Iieufena7t.
%. y I'd District I'd Ward ono lst Lieuter art and
one % Lieutenant.
Co 9, ist DistIot Sd Ward, one Captain aud one "a
20. q, "a District, 81 Ward, one I'd Lieutenant.
60. ., Sd District, 81 Ward, one Captain, one ist
lieutenant and one "a Lieusenant.
Places or holding elect sns IN the several Company
districts, First = ard. - followa:
ist District, Ea gine HOUSE. chaupain-5t.
I'd Jones & Sons Marble Works, Prospect-St
Cd Tammany Hall, corner PiHs1urgn and
bolfysr 'sts-
9Th Reypold's Feed Store, 0hi0-St.
Places for hold ne elections IN the several Company
lst District, John Schutthelms, corner OF Lake and
Eris-Sts.
ID County Commissioners Boon 10 the u
Z. corner Of Basement Of Court Hous
Places for the Cd Ward For the three Distriots IN
this Ward q. the Police Stsiion EOuse, Johnson-SA
Election Returns " ~ Be ~sturrod the Adiutaas q
this Regiment By order,
EU BEEH4g Afiutsrt a-sFR ia
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Patriotic Resolutions Personal..-
The Soldiers Vote.
gTO the Cincinnati GAssttS.l

gTo the Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 90.
The Grand Division Of the Sons Of Tenn
persnee, which commenced Its annual ses-
sion here yesterday morning, passed the
following patriotic resolutions before sd-
iaurnmenti
Rs1oIOeS That the maintenance Of the
Union Of these States is Of vital impor-
tsnce to the cause Of humanity, and that
we tender to the Government the united
support Of our Order in this Jurisdiction
in every effort to suppress this wicked and
formidable rsbellion, and that tvo-thirds
Of our members in this jurisdiction are al
ready in the field, and the remaining third
will offer themselves, if required to pre-
serve the Constitution and the Union.
General Milroy, Of Indians, was here to-
day, on his way home.
GeAeral 8. A. Gilbert passed through
the city, en- routs for GAINESVILLE, whsrs he
resides.
The statement that the OOppsrhsads had
carried this county over the soldiers vote
is premature. About ninety returns of
soldiers vote have been received here, but
not opened; 90 It is not known how tssVy
their vote will Be. The Secretary Of State
receives daily bushel basket full Of these
returns. The home vote Is not slI in yet.
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Sens Of Tompernuee.

COLUMBUS. ONO, oetobsr 20, 'oS.
EpIToR LEADEz!-As an item Of neWs I
desire to inform you that the Gaand Division
of the Sons of Temperance held It's annual
session in this city yesterday. All parts of
the State were represented, and the utmost
good feeling and harmony pervadsd the de-
libsratisDs.
The session commenced at 10 O'Clock, the
G. W.P, D. ". Gage Of Cleveland, IN the
Chair. From the report of the G. ". P. &
G. s., the order would appear to be estab-
lished on firm basis, and despite the con-
slant drafts made by the terrible civil war
upon its members, the order is yet strong
and is doing most needed.wOrk, both in the
camp ard field, as well as in the respective
home localities. The order has now been
established twenty years, and in that time
has brought within its circle over million
and a quarter Of persons as members. In
Ohio, tWo-thirds Of its members have
enlisted in the Union Army, and not
ono has deserted; and among those who re-
main at home, not a rebel sympatbiEsr is to
be found. The order in Ohio has contributed
more liberally in men and money than any
other organisation Of equal number and
means. Strong Union resolutions were
passed by unanimous rising vote.
The next semi-an1ual Session wilI'bs held
in Mount Vernon, the last Wednesday in
April, 1864, and the next Annual Session in
this city the last Wednesday in 0stobsr, 1854.
The Session adjourned at late hour last
night after doing large amount Of business
Tho officers elected for the ensuing year
are J B. Thompson, of Columbus, G. ". P,
A. Merritt, Of WaynesviIle, G. W. A Il. Y.
Horton, Of Cincinnati, G.. s.; Caleb Clark, Of
Cincinnati, G. 7 4; r. 7. Rust, Of EorHslk,
G. c.; W. Il. GArrigus, Of Salem, G. O., and
G. q, Gastingsr, Of Lafayette, G. 8.
A special session Of the Grand Division
vas appointed to be held in Cleveland on the
thiTd Thursday In June, 1854, to attend upon
and weicoms the National Division, which
holds its next session there at that time.
SoE.
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u u II u VI n "A L N L u D..
IAsf TT8EF'sBTsPAFOHES.
FROM THE CUMBERLAND ARMY
Brilliant action Of General
BOOkeF's Troops.
The Rebsl attacks Repulsed,
The Cumberland Secured as q
Line OF Supply.
Great Advantage Gained.
Union Troops behaved Splendid
Brutality of the R e bells,
Union Prisoners Dying Of Star.
walton.
Brutality of the R bells
| TER DATES FROM MEXICO.
The Jaurez Party StII Defiant.
News from Re bel Sources.
FROE THR ARMY oF THE CUMBEa-
WASHINGTON, October 80.

EhOA THB ARMY or TaE CGliBEH-
WASHINGTON, October 80.
At nine o'clock yesterday morning
Msjor General Thomas telegraphed to the
War Department as follows:
General Hooker was attacked at twelve
o'clock midnight, and q severe fight en-
sued, which continued two hours with
lighter work until four in the morn
ing. General Hooker reports at half past
seven in the morning the conduct Of our
troops was splendid They repulsed
every attack made on them and drove the
enemy from every position they assailei
The Star has information that on the
9th, by q very brilliant movement,
planned and executed under the direction
Of General Smith, Chief Engineer Of the
Deps rtment Of the Cumberland, two wagon
roads and the use Of rhs river as lines for
supplies, were acquired by the forces at
Chattanooga, thus relieving the command
Of Major General Thomas of its chief embar-
rassment. General Smiths operations at
the mouth Of Lookout valley, are spoken
of as 8 great success, and their brillianoy
cannot be exaggerated
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ISPEcIAI DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Emancipation Demonstration in
Baltimore--General Garfield in
Consultation with the Mem
bers Of the government
congressman and the Po-
tomao Army--General
Meade's Move
ments.
ITO the Chicago Tribuns.I

ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
WAsHIHaToE, Oct, 20.
The wonderful SUCCESS Of last nights
Immediate Emancipation demonstration in
Baltimore, forms the leading topic Of con-
versstiOn here to day. The sstonishment
at the progress it displays is somewhat
akin to the establishment with which Ohio
ans regarded the result Of their own cleo
ton few weeks ago. Secretary Chases
presence gave tone and character 10 the
demonstration, inasmuch as it was regard
cd as giving the official sanction Of the
Administration to the Radical Immediate
Emancipation candidates.
Governor DsnuisOn, General Garfield,
Judge Jewstt John COvOds and lodge Kel-
ly are among the prominent gentlemen
here today. Jesse D. Bright is also here,
and seeking to cultivate wonderfully
friendly relations with the members Of
the Administration.
General Garfield brings on reports Of
the late battles and the present condition
Of the Army Of the Cumberland. He has
had long interview with General Hal
leck and Secretary Stanton to-day, and
has been closeted with Secretary Stanton
sll the afternoon and evening. To-mOr-
row Secretary Chase, Governor Dsnnison
and General Garfield are to have an i'm
portsnt consultation with the President.
Prominent congressman have been max
ing indignant representations concerning
the late remarkable performances Of the
Army Of the Potomac. The army remains
substantially as it has been for several
days.
The authorities have q clue to some Of
the accessories to the murder Of the color
ed recruiting officer, Lieutenant White, hy
Colonel southron, who is proved to have
threatened and made preparations long
beforehand, and to have devised means for
the escape Ofhis family to Dixie.
ThurlOw Weed is reported to set the
New York majority at $4,000, and the
Union Committee at 1000.
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NEW FORK mARKET-Oet. 80
l1I rHLEGRAPH.

Cotton--hsrkst dull, heavy aud lower. salss At
S6los7c for middling UplandG.
EIour-MarkeI for common grades iI dull and
heavy. Good aud choice brands are scarce and firm,
with strong upward tendency.
sales At IS, 6,256,S0 for extra state S7,7o95,0 for
extra round hoped Ohio; S7,s509,25 for good 20
choice extrE- Mafket closing steady.
Whisky-Market dull and heavy. Sales at SIG
Tc for Western.
Wkeat-Market dull, hsIvy and Ic to &c lower
Sales at iYS3Gl.3I for Chicago eprinR; ,Sz6
81 Ior Milwaukee Club; 81 s5sl 80 for amber Iowa
4l,40all,5 for Winter red estern; Sl,l3 for No 2
old chicago String in stOrs.
COrn-MaTket about &c higher, with not q great
deal doing. saes 81 tl.u7tf,06 icr Shipping mixed
v esteTn IN store; Si,09S afoat.
UaJs-mRrkst lc 10 &c better, with moderate en-
quiry. Sales at s5c for Western Canadian and Wes-
tern we're sold, deliverable before the close Of navi
CATION At s2es41zc. Other large sales reported
but are generally discredited BY the Trade
WOoI-siarket quiet and firm.
POrk-1arket nrmer and good demand.
Sales 4l5,00&oib,5J for old mess; sl6,751iT,00 for
DO II 73SSl21U for new prime sHO0dl6, 80 for
new prime mess. Also 500 bbls new mess, frat half
10 November. al Sl7,UU.
Beef-Quiet and steady.
Bacon Sides-Firm. Sales Western short clear
for November at 9Ac.
Lard-Market lTm. sales at li56Gil5c. Also
l6O1 bbs for future delivery part No l, At Ike.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIEaroE, OCT 30
Nothing OF unusual interest is reporta5
from the Army Of the Potomsc. 8GFT
The repairs on the AlexsndriS sud
Orange Railroad have been completed o
Catletfs Station, and are being finished
on to the Junction. Cars are expected 10
reach there tomorrow morning. 900
Some Of our troops are said 70 be ct The
point where Turkey run crosses the Wsr-
renton railrysd.
Col. Crawford, commanding the escort 10
an emigrant train, officially informs the
authorities here Of his arrival at Portland,
Oregon, on the Path inst.
Tbs emigrants had reached the settle
ments in safety, and had no difficulty with
the Indians. -r
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III suPeriOr.St-, Cleveland. o.
z. B. HALE, BANKzE
TIE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons s Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2os
AND ALL OTHER GoVEREMEET BOHDs.
RAETED-UE0URRENT BANK Bills.
iuiT7T

WHIT1No.-Those interested will take
notice that the evening classes at the Com
mercial College will commence on Monday
evening, November ID, at O'Clock.
Unusual facilities are here offered to Young
Ladies and Gentlemen to acquire & superior
hand writing, as that department will be the
special charge of Messrs. WILDER and Spen-
GER; gentlemen who are unsurpassed in their
profession.
Messrs. FELTON,, Drake and Ames will give
their attention to such of our young men as
desire to obtain business education during
the winter evenings.
Many have already registered their names
fer this class, aud 1t is desirable that all who
propose doing so should enter before the sea
son shall have too far advanced, that they
may obtain the full benefit Of the course.
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AIR. BURNETT To EIsHT.-This evening,
st the Academy Of Music, Alf. Burnett makes
his hrst, and I've arc sorry to say ais only
appearance before Cleveland audience.
Dis programme is a msIange of humorous and
sentimental selections, together with the
wonderful metamorphOsss, by the perform
ance Of which, perhaps more than ell other
things, he has become famous. ALI is one
Of the most remarkable comiclsts that has
ever appeared in Cleveland. Ho exceeds
WincheIl in the magical ease and rapidity
of his transformations, and equals Burton in
the hunor and truth of his impersOnstions.
His serious and pathetic defamation even
exceIs his psntomimic fun. His delivery Of
''Bingen on the Rhine" and "WilI the New
Year come tonight, Mama" are the most
tenderly beautiful of all rhetorical reading
or speaking. Do not fail to hear him.
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ASoTHER DEsEkTER PICKED UP-0fi-
GERS Whitney and MoKinstry picked up
jeserter yesterday at EsWburg, EnPposiDg
him guilty of q petit larceny. Examins-
tion proved him to be dessrter. His name
10 Thomas Benton Valyes. He enlisted In
the Third New Jersey Cavalry st the open
ing of the war and after going to Camp
Frelinghuyssn with them and remaining
about two weeks, deserted. Sems time after
he re enlisted with the Q. 8. Steamer Van
derbilt. BE deserted again and has since
been wandering over the country, a profes-
rional knueksman.
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The PURsUIT OF TIE JAN BRDs.-The
officers who were in pursuit of the escaped
cOnvlcts Mallory and Seymour returned
yesterday, having given up the chase. They
followed the fugitives from near Ashtabula
into Pennsylvania, through forests and
swamPs, over hills and across rivers, once
coming in sight of them. But the scoundrels,
having the odds all in their favor, managed
to outwit the officers and made their escape.
At the present writing nothing has been
heard from Sheriff Lewis, who left yesterday
for Clay Junction to intercept the runsWsys
who were making tracks" westward.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. so.
The Subscription Agent reports the sale
to-day Of Government Bonds, to the amount
Of Sc. 564, 700. The ssles for the five days
Of this week will reach S20O00,000, and
the probability ia that $4,000 O00 will be
taken on Saturday. The amount remain
ing unsold does not exceed $3.50, 900, 900,
which may be taken before the close Of
NoYenbar.
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AcclDKEF AZ The IRog WoREs-As Ed
ward LsWtOn, Chief Engineer Of the ClsYe
land Iron and Nail Works, was engaged,
with his wOrkmsn, in erecting rome new ma
ohinery FOR the works, tie derrick, which be
was using to raise heavy iron wheel to its
proper position, broke, aud fell directly upon
him. Seeing it fall, he stopped forward TO
avoid II, and the derrick struck him on the
back Of the head, stunning him and throwing
him forward upon piece of lumber which
cut deep cash in his forehead. The inju-
riss thus inflicted are very dangerous and
may prove fatal. Dr. Beckwith was imme-
distely summoned and rendered the wounded
man slI the assistance il his power. As soon
as 1t was possible, he was removed to his
home on Walnut street.
Mr.. LaWson is about thirty years cid and
has wife and children. he has been con-
nseted with the works since their orgsniEa-
ton and has proven himself an efficient, en-
ergstic and able enginoer. He hsS the deep
est sympathy Of his fellow wOrkmen and Of
the community in bis misfortune.
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LosT.-On Thursday morniag, in or
about Fleming i Ney's store, No. 1874 0nta-
rio street, apOcket memorandum and account
book, containing q small amount Of money,
also numerous papers, worthless to any one
but the owner. The finder may keep the
money contained therein, for his trouble If
be will return the papers and book to
Fleming & Nsy's store. oet3O:132
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C. G. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLEvEIAED, Ohio, WASHINGTON, D c.,
No. Lyman's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
the
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chl-
dren, and rightful heirs orall deceased sOldders :
also
pensions,
to which every discharged soldier owas dis
abledi in the service, IL entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are se7erally entitled IN
Ter the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men /;
money due teGmsters, and every other class Of
claims growing out of thus or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
RW AVOi Claim and Paten AEenIs who
are not Licensed.
We publish THa soLDHE's FRtHND," a paper
much interest TO soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name aud stamp. and we will send
copy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for IS cents.
Apply to Us N person OF BY letter, with stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have ac-
eomplished Whist we undertake
sepil0 C. q. B2UOB-
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LOsr.-On Saturday last, a small Scotch
Terrier. He had oD brass collar with the
owners name (Gorham) engraved on it..
The dog answers to the name of 'Snap."
Any one returning said dog to I04 Superior
street will receive liberal rS ward,
Oct27
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ATTENTION CoNPASY A, 29th Regiment,
o. V. n. Yor are hereby ordered to appear
at the Armory this Saturday Evening, ct
half-past six O'Clock IN uniform, for Rsgi.
mental Drill. as ordered by the Colonel.
T. s. PADDoCK, OommardAnt.
October slss, 1883. 1t
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FoR SALE.-A fine horse and delivery
wagon will be sold at bargain. The horse
is very fast, Perfestly kind and gentle. For
terms apply at the store of D. 6. Branch,
az Superior street, opposite Postodica.
oetSI JoHN HAYS 3 90.
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October sIst, 1883.

ATTENTION Co. EVERY member ofCo.
F, 2oth regiment are notified to meet at
their armoTy on Saturday evening, October,
Slst, 1858, at O'Clock, P. n.
By order, J. ENSWoRTH.
E. O. ROUSE, lst Serg't. oct3I:132
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N. Z. MoNEA plAaKET-Ocr. so.

MOHey-harket has been quite active today at 6H
a. Z cent, all transactions chiefly at the latter
rate.
sterling Exchange Market dull and lower.
Selling ~ l5gTll5otS.
esOid-Sarket heavy and lower. Opening at I5Jt,
advancing 10 46t, declining to 4,9et and closing
quiet at 4js6G45A.
Government StOcks-Actiye and without deci-
ded change. United states stxes OF 1881, coupons
lU99llOi Seyen-thirty Treasury Notes lO75f@lV7S.
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has sepsrated-hOW many friends forever
parted. The subject is SO delicate, your
nearest friend viii not mention it, and you
are ignorant Of the fact. To effect redical
euro, use the " Balm of Thousand Flowers 4"
as a dentrihce, night aud morning. 1t also
beauties the complexion, removing all tsn,
pimpies, and freekleS, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price so cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sopt22:R2 dy&Wy-e.o.H
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PKlsoNEHs-EdWin A. Ballcu, q son Of
L. v Ballou, of this city, a nsmbsr Of the
2nd Kentucky, who WAS reported missing af-
tsT the battle Of Chieksnaags, has been heard
from by letter. He is q prisoner at Rich
mOnd. Two young olevslauders, Of the reg
inent, Dslsvant and Smith, are also prison
ers