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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-23
Marshal,s Sale.


DY virtue Of tKo writs sea5ifosi ezP0aas 70 ne O.
ID rectsd from the Circuit Court Of tae United States
fer the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its October
FERN, 1853 will expose to public sale, 70 the highest
bidder for cash, The door Of the Courthouse, in
Nashville, Tennessee, commencing al IL O'Clock, A.
n. on TUESDAY, the 18Th day Of JANUARY, 1864,
all the right, tile, claim, interest, and estate which
Z. y. GrOOnaes has IN piece or parcel Of land Ia
Nashville, Davidson county, Tenn, described with
tbs boundaries FLOWING: Beginning az DsEs' &
Harmau's corner, Water street running thence
with Water street twenty seven feet, more loss,
towards Castieman street. TO BerTy's corner; thence
at right angles with Berrys line, TO Guthrey street
thence with 0uthrey street, tWeDty-seven feet more
or less, towards Broad street, 10 news' q Harman's
corner; thence at right angles, TO the beginning"
being The same conveyed 20 taid z. GroOmes BY
B +. Foster, per deed recorded page 400 Of
Box No. p, Of the Registrar for Davidson county
levied with whatever improvements there may be
o. the zane, 70 satisfy judgments rendered BY said
Circuit Court al its April Term 1885, against 6roOmes,
Cavsrt Co., and In favor Of A. g. Mandel and s.
s. Stevens ( Sons.
z r. 6LASoOCK, Aarshal
deo5-st By W. LELLTETT, Deputy.
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Marshal,a Gale

IL Obedience 70 three wrils v--linons ergonos 10 me
L directed from the Circuit Court Of the Unitsd
States At its IetobeF term for iso5, will, a. D
O'Clock, A. n, on TUESDAY, the I9ih Of JANUARY
lS64 expose pnble sale 10 The highest bidder for
lsn, at rue Conft house. in Nashville Dsvidsn coun-
~ Tenn. all the right te, claim interest ard Csta te
which Edmond Dufisr has in a lot % rsound in the
toWn q kurfreesboro, Tenn, with tuo-story
frame house tkCTea1 described as follows {" Be
ginning at John NeOcrmotts south-E est corner end
running theuce Mest one hundred aud my feet 80 =
street, thence North one hundi ed and ninety-one
feet, more or less 90 - H. kiiotts Southwest cor
ner iheuce East one hundred and CITY feet, TO In
McDcrnstta, thence with said n lpermotL's line one
hundred and ninety one feet, more or lees, 70 The
beg nning " levied "a satsfy Judgments issued b
the Circuit Court Of tie Unted States for the Middle
District cf Tennessee at ice April term, 1861 h favor
20 a. a y Reed and Jos. 4. Thompson Co., and
AgAiuzs Bufer / Carney.
s. r. 6IAScocS, Marshal.
pevaS-St By " LnLyETr, Deputy
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HTarshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF writ usadition ezpona' 10 ne directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the Unted States, for
the Middle District Of Tenntssse its 0ctobr terra
1865 I vii expose 20 public sale, 30 the highest
bidder, for cash at the Courthouse, IN Nashville
Dick ls On tract Of land, lying about three miles
from Carksyie, Tenn bounded and described in
part a. fcows On the North by the Clarksvile and
Port Royal turnpike, on The South by Camberland
River-5eng part q the tract soid BY a decree Of
the Chancery Court, at Cnksvile, IN the Csc q
Dick Htirs Tor and distribution Of the lands Of
William tack; tceutauinG about tive handT0d acres
levied on wiki all the appurtonancss thereto 70 sat
sfy Judgment Of sad uatee States COsrt, "a Aver
OF Robert Black, ADD against David Dick.
Sale 70 commence al ~ oiclcck, A. n.
r. r. GLASCOCz, MarshAl
nov2S-st BY W. LEtLrEIT, Deputy
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Marshal's Sale


obstleboe q thres wrts ueadiloul sEpouas 60 ne
u drrotsd non the Cirouii Coau q tae United
tt4tes. fsr the Middle uiztrict q Teuncssss ~ its
Oetossf terra, ISIS, ell, a. a o'clock, l. NJ ~
TUESDAY, fno loih day " JANUARY, 1ss4. exs1se
y pshiie sac % &c hiEhosi tdser. fer csEa sue
aepr q Aha csufs-hgssfss AsshF le. fenoefsees ~
ne rga', ties caa, itesrst. enr rstate sh Cd Le-
Eand d. Carney has In t-act 81 land b Ruthrrfsri
ceauiF. Ienreliee. near he Iowa o. daffrresblre,
eoaf1isias. ~ sersey. Csc iinaaTsf aGd Islentg
ure Acres, Tes 81 IA ssia J. r. Osraey BY Ersrt o. n
the skte q r.sne1ses, usie On tae day q tct1-
bsr, lass, and rscrded o. pifs las, d Book 70. TO-
II hosea A.. suEn, nfgisirsg--aea 40 = aiaea'
Beeinzlng A. a. n, he = iTtbstest osfncr - 4
trsot q lsnd faFmeriy eeBed By DsF.e bogn4a.
tugg ~ said czraey,l rcnnisg thence S5ufh, q d.
free1 last ait1 Ihe ofta i1 e sia traet 1ge has
Grsi polss TIE Aorih ksHt coFEur e said trace,
thence No7th fry rcrs. thsncs Aofih IS degree
Veal, nse hznafea fpias. tbeacs 5outh rty poss g
fhs bsf1siag s'tteS 20 % satisfy Judgements rsn
t1f8a - ~ efc1t Court o. t1c Unilsd Slal for Tia
bffdlr Dstrict " fernsaee, ~ Apfi term, isef
- ksetrie, a iascf q A Z. ssswaft Co., Wirsa,
Aasiis 4 l4ey SD, ~ ,. \. rJs6fAy 4 soas, sai
& 3. GI.As ,ocK, Marshai.
essf 3 nf# LkLtfEfsl pspgiy,
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United States of America:

NpWE DISTRICT or TENNFssEE-No. 80
IJHE2EAS, On thu ath day OF December, lc63, an
w Information vas 1ied IN the District Cou-t Of
the United States for said District by Horace VI. liar
risou, Esq Attorney Of the United States for said
nstrict sga inst I2l bags Of cotton yarns---
sleging IA substance hat en- the - dag of ----
les, h sad District &c land add property was
spze3 d Forfeited to tbe Untod States Cor causes set
srth IN aid 1nform a on and alleged to be trne, To-
nit: Because a the time and amer the passage OF an
Act o. Congress approved July IL, is62 and entitled
An Act 10 sepprcss irsurrection 20 punSh treason
Vni rvb Lea, D Ess eps cqnasc &c the property OF
rheis, aad Tor otbef plFposce," tie owners OF said
BTop.rty we're engaged m aiding and abeiting an
armed rcbelioa against tie Government OF the
cnsied Stases and thcF did not within sixty days Al
ser the public waning an preclamaii n duly gwen
snd made on the 25th das OF July, ls0a, In pursuance
q saia act by tae President Of the United states
% adj countcusucs aud abet said rlbollon and
Fsturn a fheirn fnglEnce 70 tue Tinted sItcH, and
prayiuF f5r pieces t0enforce She seizure aud con
dsmeat on OF sal pr perry and that all persons Goa
crned IN interest tbrsin may be cited 10 ap ear on
the return day o. ssil proc 81 AM iaterPose Their
cl4imH n|
Nov, therefore, IN pursuance 81 me monitlon OF
SAID Court, nnder the sal efi tie Oouft, 10 me
directed, hereby give ppbio notice 70 ali persons
oaaoerped IN interest ~ said property - seized as
af0ressiaio appear before q "a Court az the FEDERAL
csurt nocm IN the State Ia I'll NJ nashville, on
ne "a Monday In April 1854, az 10 O'clock, a. \
then Rnd thsre 70 in'trPose Their Claims
.. $. Marshal for Miasle pisirics o. Tennessee.
AIS
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DIR. kings DISPENSARY.

EgASS ArsSS DR.. KING formerly OF Eew YOrk +,
HtNC for last yoars Of Boaisyilis KY,
49, Sze4-s3 who has devoted his attention 60
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. aeT'
himself, having attsndea 70 pn9etioe for usny
years. and cured DO many Thousands, he ID cha Sled
TO cure all diseases Of private nature, no mater
how bad they may be from inJudieiouE medical triat.
meut, or from neglect Of their own. ~. Eins't
Dspenkary is Ne. q DeaSeficS street, befHbsa OAsr
~ and the Square, secone story where be o5sss al
diEeases OF private nature.
QonoEFhoes cured without nAuseouI msdtcinsS Or
interference with business.
Structures Of cid or recent date ohectuay cared II
Q few dSys, by an operation which causes no pstn.
Where stricsarO exists health cannot be ennjoyed
Perhaps DO disease causes more mischief and UNDER
mines TIE constitution 30 much.
Syphilis with ell the diseases OF the ska, grpHinf
cut OF neglect on bad treatment, can DO eEeotaals
cured IL q few days
Esa.Snal Observation-Disclosures a. tention having beaz
sfysn 70 this disease and al the consequences grew
ing out Of II, brought il many cases By the de.
structfve habits Of ncons3derate youths and excess
i've indulgence Of the passions, neglect o. which
will undermine TIE constitution, rendering the sub.
Isct unft for busi.ess OF socetys and eaElRg pres
turs CID age.
Females who may be lAboring NTH any difsculiy
ths Womb nay rest assured Of immediate -.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
Iber csSs, with fee enclosed, direct TO Dr.. A King,
DC Sc Dssderck street. Nashville, Tenn, VIII hsvs
tss nooessszy medicines Eont 70 their address. Oacs
aours frcss . O'elosk II the RoEnlRg mil IN ths
tsntrF FIuis-Ic--fa dAvlr.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dee. y, 48es.S
G.nvol ODER Nar4s. -
Tbe following regulations Of the 3D.
rssu Of Washington, in chrrgsof PRISON.
ers Of war, arc published for Che benefit
# shis cOnmani'y. sd
These instructions will be strictly fol-
lowed By al officers at this Post: IA
"Yisisors, out Of mere curiosity, will
IA no ease. Be psrnitted. Persons having
business viii TIE Commanding ollssr q
Quartermsster may, with The permission
Of The COmmsndipg Officer, enter the
camp 10 remain only long enough 70 trans-
act their business. When prisoners are
ssfio6sIy II, fheir nearest relatives, pa
rents and wivsr, brothers OK sisters, 81
they are loyal people, may be permitted
70 make them short visit, but under no
ether Circumstances viii visitors be al
lowed 70 see them without the approval
Of tbs cepnissssy Central Of tas0n
era"s u r.sssH go Fsr
1Prisoners viii be paroled, or returned
only by sutilOrity Of lhs War Depart
nent or By direction Of the COmmissary
General Of PrisOners.1 ~ <
by command ofs3 aalJ
Brig Gen. B. S. GRANGER.
". EEvrs, Capt. ard A. A.G.
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Medical Examining Board.

HEADo'Hs BUREkU OF ORGANIZATION Q. S. c. T.,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. z6, 1863. J
THE Board OF Surgeons for examination Of appli-
i csnts for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States ColNred Troops, wiz com
mence its sessions in this city at its at Hosp
tai No. II, on Broadway street.
All applications must be made properly endorsed,
accompanied with Testimonials, 10 the President of
the Board, who will notify each applicant when TO
appear for examination.
BY order OF
G. ORGE I. STEARNS, A. A. G.,
Commanding Organic .tion L. s. CoOred Troops
JNo LAYTON, Surgeon U. s. VoIs and Pres't BOARD.
Surgeon J. W. lAwToS, Surg. [. s Vols, and Prcs-
dent Of Board
/" X J, FARQCHARsos, 4th Tennessee Infantry.
Ass't surg'n J. n. BAUDAY, Z. s. Vols, Sec'y Board.
novz7-tf lDSPl
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Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer q certificate thereof, with de-
scriptive list Of such slave, aud become
entitled 10 compensation for the service or
labor Of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with The above Board 3 valid deed Of
msnumissi1n and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
80 enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments will be made in accord
ance With the provisions of General Or
der Ne. s29. earrent series War Depart
ment
By order of the Secretary Of War.
GEoRGE L. STEAREs,
Msjer and A. A. &. U. s.,
Oom'r Org'n U. s. ColOred Troops
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Important Arrival,
PER STEAMER J. D. HEDEJ

80. los North College strsst-near the LouisrIns
Railroad Depot
Aful line Of FAMILY eRocERIEs, Provisions.
Butter, Eggs, &c, &c Alec, Salt, Coal Oh and
Lamps snd Fixtarss Of every description Al of
which VII sci. a. loE - the lowest
\. B.I vfIi ssa The best CARBON on I5srsF
tAsA sAn b bsuxhs slssshsrs IN faia nsFkst.
eRzEN AFPIxs. DafRD gEUTEs, ORANGES
aaa LRNoss, arrsyfAg dairy.
E6scltivs q. D. sHf1u.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue OF writ reHditioHi eyponas to directed
ID from the Circuit Court OF the United States fer
the Middle District OF Tennessee at lis October term
1853, I will expose 10 public sale, 10 the hg h.
est bidder, for cash, at the door Of the Court
house, IN Nashville, Tennessee, commencing at
JANUARY, 1854, AL the right, tite, claim, interest
aud estate which Nicholas Hobson has in Lots
Nos 81, 81, and 50 OF Hobsou a Whetss'E Second
Addition TO Nashville. Commencing ct the corner
Of HObson and FatheTlEnd streets, aud frrntng On
Falherland street $50 feet running back a line
with Hobson street 170 feet TO sen feet alley with
the improvements thereon, and appurtenances there
20 also, az tie same time and place all the right
title, claim, interest, and estate VhicE said Nicholas
gibson has IN seventeen Esres Of land m Davidson
county Tennessre, oorneri on Hobson Chapel, near
Etgehed being thas portion Of tho old HOhson tract
lying next 10 said Chapel, 70 be severed from SAID
tract, in the form Of square nearly may be; the
lots and parcels Of land Aforesaid te ng vCd 10
satisfy in Ement Of ssid Ggcuit Court Of the United
states, IA favor 81 !. p. Starr, aud against sad
Nicholas Robson. Il. X. GLASCOCR, srshal.
noVZS-St By W. LI1LYEIT, Depaty.
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Marshal's Sale.

ID virtue II writ VsdiiiOni sxPoBa5 10 directed
IL from the Circuit CONT Of the United States for
tue Middle District Of Tennessee at its October term
1868, viii expose 70 public sse 10 the highest bidder
for cash at The OF the Courthouse in Nashville
Teunsssee, camncncing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY, 1854, all the
ght, tit e, claim, interest," and estate winch ". b.
A. Ramsey has IN certain tract parcel Of laud in
Edgrfeid. davidson county, Tenn, bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at stake in the centre Of String
street. In OF the culvert where tile said street
crosses the creek, being tie beginning corner OF
tract OF and conveyed by the UniOn Bank Of TenBes
see 70 Moses ". WetmOre, By deco bearing date the
32ih Of AprL 1879 thence along the centre Of said
strest Soah 70 degrees Fast, nine poles and l2-lJ0
" pole, 20 stake 10 the centre Of said street :;
theace along the centre Of said street, South, So
degrees East, thlrty.two poles and 100 Of pole,
10 stake in the centre Of the nteFse ct0n Of Spring
ami BIgs streets thence with the centre OF Bas 8
street North, 5gL degrees East thrtyfOdr poles and
80 loo q POLE 20 the centre OF ster street thence
alorg the centre Of Foster street North, s1k West,
seventy nine poles, 70 stake, ecrrer Of iact OF
land conveyed 20 said We;mOre by william L. Eos
ter, by deed dated l2th April lS4e thence with the
lice OF said Last mentioned OF land along the
centre Of Foster st EFT North se degrees West nine
roles, 90 tie beginning VI said tract, whore
Foster street crosses the creek thence down the
centre Of The creek North, IL = degrees West, sixty
four poles aud 36-lOO " pole, 10 the beginning .
containing sevent0 and quarter acres more or
less the being levied on 10 satisfy judgment
rendered by the SID Court, IN favor Of l. p. Starr
agaiuEt Eaid W. B. A. Ramsey and others.
y. r. GIASCOCK, Marshal
BoV2s-St b. W. LELLYKTT, Deputy.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
OMNIBUS
O r e I O e. f,
No. % {
NORTH CHERRY STREET
Enr,rth nnor From, IInior,-

NOEEIA G66EsEb 81 1NGA6A
Fourth Door From Union
Al persons vino design leaving the city By Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Pbila
dslphis, Boston, Baltimore, Niagara FALLS, Wash
ingion City, and al principal cities North, East and
Esst BY the shortest aud most reliable routes Also,
through Tickets to lIoatresl To-Ontcs ouebso, and
Al principal cities Ia Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can 10 furnished With through
Tickets at Government rates. %
Tickets can be had 70 eli way Stations the
Louisville and Nashville, Tennssse and Alabama ana
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave az Follows:
Louisville and Nashville o'clock, A. II.
Tsnnessse and Alabama. .-........... 1880, A Il.
Nashville aud ChattanoOga......--. 3 O'Clock, A. n
omnibuses leave all the principal H0tsl8 50 min
utes before tbs shove mentioned times
Omnibusss vii cal ct any private resldsnos or
hospital IN the c,y. b. giving notice tbs day pre-
vfous 70 leaving.
Once HOurs.--The Osics is open fcm 3
o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 O'Clock, p. H., dssly Sundays
sxcspted and on Sunday from o'clock to 10 O'Clock,
morning and evening.
Tor further particulars call ct tho oEos.
w. w. Craig,
General Railroad Agans
EAsHTulE. Tennessee, Oct. 10, lses-h
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HRADoUARTERs CoMfIssIoE FOR THE }
ORGANIZATION OF q. s. CoLoRED TRoOPs,l
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1853. }
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HE,DoUARTERs q. s. FoRcEs,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. u, 486S.l
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8wagIIIs AHiq4.
wEpNEspAY NoRNINe DEE %. lsss.

-Publisher-.
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The Board viii hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls andrecruiting
lists win Be furnished the Board for pub
lie information, and on demand exhib-
tied TO any person claiming that bis or
her slave has been enlisted. @
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing of the said rolls.
No clsims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged IN rebellion against the
Government of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort 70 the enemies of The Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall fiie with
their claims sn cath Of allegiance 70 the
Government of the United States.
The mastering officer viii furnish off,
Cisi copies Ct al mastsr-in rolls, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

The Toronto Leader says; Accounts
from all parts Of the province agree to the
bountiful nature Of the harvest which is
now reaping. The fall wheat is IN some
places slightly affected by the midge, but
not to en- extent to cause any general un-
essiness. The spring wheat looks re-
markedly well. OF the other cereals
oais, peas rye and barley-we hear moth
ing but the most promising acoounss.--
Tarnips are somewhat affected with the
grub, but the general yield is expected to Be
large. Potatoes look well, and promise an
abundant yield"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

EEofEesOA q ALECIEofAAli1 AID 4Apiolhhi
O1ios-ll9 bensos-st.s tsE doors nom Superior uB
once hoursirom to I2aad ron 70 O'Clock daily
Sundays eIceptsd.)
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06
MORNING LEADER
EH0RsDAY moRNING. AUGUST 9, '6s.
The - q Lhe .c.alI--The FaIure

The Department Of the Guli--The Furure
Programme.
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
New York Timesspeaks as follows of prob
able future operations in that department
Speculation is rife here as to what is
70 be the-next move on the chess-board OF
wsr. To stand sill we can scarcely af-
ford and yet to 20 on, In these sultry
Summer montbs, seems taxing the ener-
gfes OF our brave fellows too much. That
We shall take little breathing spell, and
chew the cud Of meditation over the fall
of Pert Hudson, seems 10 be the prevailing
suspicion; but it is precisely because eve
rybody is thinking so that General Banks
LIN his usual mysterious manner-may do
the very reverse.
HOne thing we are all hoping, that is
that Mobile viii not long be allowed to 60
SCOT free, and pester US with her blockade
runners and manufacturers ofbogus news,
to stiffen rebel backbones in these lati-
tudes. But who is to have the honor Of
tsking her-Banks or Grant Grant,
with his victorious army, could sweep
down upon her, after clearing Johnston
out Of the way or Banks-properly re-
inforeed-oould do It: But here comes in
9 difficulty, not Of how and when to bring
Mobile to its senses, but Of purely military
etiquette and supremscy-in which two
highly meritorious Generals may be run
ming foul Of each others field of action
and, PERHAPS, laurels.
" should be the last man to entertain
even thought that either of these great
Generals would allow their private aspi-
rations to be weighed for a moment against
the public good but still we all know
what military PuHetitiio is, and how often
g whole nation may be kept waiting while
men in high station are bowing and par
leying as to who shall first 60 through the
doorway"
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lLObAMG OF NAILS.
EAsTEaN THROUgB, for Eris, Buffalo, Boston, New
York Hartford, and Willoughby, PsinesTille, Gene
va Astabuia and COnneagt, clOaes ct 3 A IL.
EAsTKRN THRoUGH, for New York only, closes at
Eastern THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New ork and artford closes At s,l5 P. NJ
EAsIERs WATt Tor al points between Cleveland and
WEsFERg fHHOUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. CHICAGO
next mornilg.)
Dubrqus, 81 Joseph and Cairo closes at go P, n
MEsIERN WAY, for all points bstEsan Cleveland
and Toledo, clOse5at P. n.
sAEDU9EI WAY, foT sandHsly and all intsrmediats
UINenTEATI WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes At 10 P. NJ, Qeayes a. 81
next morning
OIHUIEsATI THRoUaH, for Columbus, DAYTON. New
ara and cincinnati, closes at 10 p. M ssEes At 5:lS
CINGIlSyIEATI T4EOVeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Wheeling, closes at 40 P. NJ
PIrTs5URGH FHRoueH, for Pittsburgh and Wash-
ington closes al P. M
PIrTsBURGH WAY, tor al points between Cleveland,
Mellsviue and PittsburE, Harrisburg. PHILADELPHIA,
Baltimore and Washington closes at 100 A NJ
mAHosIHe WAY, for all Polnts between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes At 10 p. NJ, (lsave8 next
ning.1
MED1sA WAT, closes ats AN.
RooEPoRT, So, closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
BREoKsvILLE, Barn, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat
urdays, at A. Nh
sHARos OEETER, Granger, North ROyaltoa 40.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. N.
MARRENsvILLE, closes daily, l0.3J A. N.
East OLHVHl.AlD and Euclid, closes dailysa p. d.
~ Mail and Drop Letters arc rsquirs By law 70
iHH-All City Circulars are required 70 pre-psId
with penny stamp.
Sunday from A. n to len A. N.
- r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

Lnc0IlutIFe Tor tHt FIAInss
The Leavenworth papers inform US that
3 steam locomotive for navigating the
plains has been received at Nebraska City
from New York. Il is described as pro-
pelled by four engines, Of ten horse power
each, and guided by steering wheel six
feet In diameter. It will draw eight tons
Of freight up grade Of six hdndred feet
to the mile. The people Of Kansas and
Nebraska thought they had a prairie ship
to sail across the plains several years ago,
but we have never heard that it made the
trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-06

KORTHERN LTGHT.


DB@Th Trip OF more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces SIX degrees Of latitude, and eleven degrees
of longitude passing through Lakes Erie 81. Ciair
Huron and superior and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
St. Clair and 81 Marie, with fts Thousand lslss pre-
senting TO the Tourist for Pleasure Health or in Tho
pursuit. or Scie ces more EEAL attractions thaR any
otheron the continent Of America. H
RS-Passengers from Toronto and Montreal oan
connect with Of these Boats at Port Sarnia the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit.
JOne Of the steamers, Sea Bird OF Cleveland viii
lesve Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for cEperiOr City touching at 81 informed ports
FOB FURTHER IMPORTATION and All snqui.
ries regarding Freight or Passages address .e.
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
HOB'T HANNA & CO., for northern Light and
h GARRRTsON q CO., for Meteor and Ili-
HJssRY & MCBRIDE, for iron City and
DErRoIr AGENTS:
s. P. BRADY & 90, Tor Iren city, Planet an City
Of Cleveland; I ETfl VA.
WILLIAMS 90, for Eerthsrn Light, IllinO and
yE0- HUTdHlEsk 3 CO.. t9r Traveller mar s.ssa