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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-09
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Battle of Port Republic. lime 2

Battle of Port Republic, June s
Rebel raid at White House, rear
of McC!eIlan's army, June 13.
Reverse ~ James leland, near
Charleston. June 16.
Greet battles in front of r edmond
June 26, July 1.
President Lincoln calls for 30O,-
900 volunteers. july |
Congress adj urned, July 10.
The rebels attack Murireesboro
July I3.
Gen. Pope takes command Of the
army OF Virginia. July IA.
The rebel ir1n-elad ennboat Ar
Kansas succeeds in passing our n e'
1T Vicksburg. July lG.
TIE President calls for 800 ,000
militia. August 4fh.
Battle at Baton Rouge. August 5
Oitiz.ns liable to draft, prohib
tied from leaving their State oil
comfy, August s.
Battle OF Cedar Mountain. An
gust D.
Gen. Pope began his retreat from
the Rspidan, August 81.
Battles at and near Bull Run
August 2s, 20 80.
Battle ut Richmond, Kentucky
Angusl 30.
Battle oI Chantilly, September /.
Martial law at Cincinnati, Sep
tember 3
The rebel army crosses the Poto,
mac, September 4. I...
Battle at Washington, North Car
DINA, September s.
Battle of South Mountain, Sep,
tember Ia.
Surrender Of Harper's Ferry, Sep.
tember Is.
Battle OF Antietam. September | 7
Proclamation of Emancipation
Septsnlher %
General Davis shoots General
Nelson at Louisville, Kentucky, Sep
tember 30.
Battle at Corinth, October 3, 4.
Battle at PerryvilIe, Kentucky
Oclober q.
Stusrt's cavalry raid into Penn
sylvania, October 10, IL.
Victory at Maysville, Arkqnias
October %.
Gen. Mitchell's attack upon tn,
Son'h Carolina railroad. October 23
Gen Buell. relieved OF his com
mand in Kentucky, and Gen. Rose
Grams appointed in his place, Octo
Der "a
News Of the depredations OF tn,
Alabama near our coast, Novembe
3.
Mcclellan euperseded by Burn
side. November Z.
Burnside's army reaches Fal
mouth. November 16.
Gen. Banks expepdition leave,
New York December 4.
The pirate Alabama boards tn,
steamer Aerial. Dece mber Z.
Battle at Prarie Grove, Arkansas
December 0.
Burnside occupies Fredericksbur!
December IL.
Battle of Fredericksburg, Decem
bcr 13.
Gen Banks reaches NV Orleans
December IA
Burnside recrossos the Rappahan
mock ID cember Is.
Victory al Kingston, North Caro-
lima, December l6.
RESIGNATION oil Secretary Seward
December 1S.
Secretary Onese resigns, Decem
Der 20.
Rebels capture Holly Springs
December 90.
Cabinet restored, December 81.
Morgan's thirl raid into Ken
tucky, December %.
Captures El'z bethtown, Ken
tucky, December 81.
Gen. Heron occupies Van Burer
Arkansas, December %
Battle OF Murfreesboro. Decembe
81, and continued in 1868
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Ours SENs,TIoN "A "BoLp FEMALE
HoRsE THisp."-Lsst Friday, the Cd inst.
Mr.. VIM. Mckinley, brought to town o
young gentlemen, whom he arrested for
stealing horse belonging to him. The re.
matkable effeminate Appearance OF the cul
prit, the smooth bearjless face, the high
pitched voice. satisfied Sheriff Wilson, that
che" was "she," which supposition, Of.
ter slight examination, was found TO be
correct. The following facts were develop
ed:
On the 26th Of December, Young woman
made her appearance IN Van Burea town
ship, in search OF work She appeared al
vsrious houses, and finally stayed couple
OF days at Mr.. Zarbsugh's. Suddenly aht
disappeared, leaving behind her the femais
habiliments in fsich she came, and taking
away suit Of MEMS clothes and horse
The horse she appropriated, was colt that
was unused to the saddle, and after riding
II mile or two, she turned il loose and
and took one of Mr.. William Mckinley, who
"'' hNtoNf Fh'ouNhF ONFttDph
captured her. She gives her name as Sarah
Mot, and says her father is wealthy Farm
er named Bennett, residing near Newark
Licking county. She says her husband de.
serted her and she was following him; .ha
the adoption OF male attire, was that sht
might the better travel, and the appropria
tion Of the horse was to save walking iC
Findlsy, and that she intended to send Il
back. She is very good looking W man
Of perhaps twenty years Of age, a little ovet
The medium sze, light brown hair, livel,
hazel eyes, and has a very intelligent ap,
pearanee. Het examination was set fo
Tuesday last, but vas postponed to Friday
at 10 o. clock.
She is either insane or is in league will
horse thieves. Her freak will probably lant
her in the PenItentiary.
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Cot. WALKsR.-Saturdsy evening last
the town wasrrofoundly agita.ed, by find ng
the name Of "colonel Walker, 3tst Ohio,
commanding Brigade" among the list OF
killed at Murfreesboro. A deep gloom over.
spread the entire community. Monday even .
'ng, however, the glad intelligence came
that the Colonel was safe-that he passed
through the terrible storm uuharmed.
We hope he may be equally fortunate in
the future.
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" v
HI BRYAN'S rUIMONlC wAFEgei
ihe crigfnai Medicine O t,iliIshad IN 1877.
ard frtt article of tht Kind ever introduced
/. under The name oi rGlnouic Waicrs. "inthis
or any other cauniry III oiiier pulincnic Wa.
ffs are connierfoiis. THO genuine car be-
known by the naino BRYAN bcing stamped
on each WAFER
Bfvan's Pnimnnic Waters
relicvo Coughs. Colds. sore throat, lioarseuess
Brypb's lulmnn' Waters
Relieve Asthma. nr.'cl sd il'cult BfCalbif <
.l. BDan's sumunic Waters
Relieve spittnF oi BLOOD, pitns IN tho Chest.
Bpah's puhnoifr Waters
Relieve inciIirni Consumption, Lung Disease
Bryan's Puimunc unicrs
cclloye irritation " tlv Usua aud Tunsiis
a. BryaE's Pulmoniu Wulcte
Relieve tleabove complaints IN Ten Minutes
- Ilryans Pulnionic Waters
Arc ablessihg TO all Class os ard Coz situations
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted To veea lists aud Public Jpcakers
Bryan's lulmpnic Waters
Are tn simfie fetm and pleasant to tho taste
sIil. Ilryan's Pumonic Waters
Not only relieve but elect rapid cures
Drl ans Pu monc Wcieis
Warranted 10 give satisfaction 10 every one
- No iaiily should lie without bcx OF
Biyah's Pulmonic Waieis
.a In the house
No traveller sfould be witlout a supply Of
BfyAh's PtlmOrio Naiels
FtN In bis pocket
No person will object TO give for
' Dryan's l'ulmonic Waters
Gf-sF Twenty Five Cents -l
JOB MOSES, sole IL, prieior, Rochester, ]
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Partition Notice,

Mary Lauhert, and John Laubert, her hus.
Iu band; Mary Flick. and and Daniel Flick
her husband; athrine Miller. Peter Miller,
Amos Miller and Margaret Miller, will take no.
tico thai petiun was filed against them on
the 22nd day OF December, 1862 in the Court
Joseph B. Swartz and is now pending, where
. the said joseph y. Swartz demands parti-
don OF tho following real estate to wit: The
south East fourth OF the North East fourth
Section IS Also the East Of the North. East
fourth Of the NOrth-East fourth Of Section Is.
N towdship one, North " Range ten East and
That ~ The next term Of said Court, appIica-
ton viii be made by the said Joseph b. swartz
Tor an order that partition my be made OF
said Premises.
-JOsEPH b. swARTZ.
BY O'Neal & B'ackford, his Attorneys.
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SALE or rns REED Aovss.--Ths Reed
House was sold on Monday for %. 500. TO
MI y. Rsnninesr. Mr.. X. intends to req,
II and continue II a. hotel. ,..i4.l, ~.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-09

MADAM MFERRARD-The celebrated Female
Physician, has determined to stay in Find.
lay, during the month Of January. She is
meeting with splendid success here, as her
long list of references from this town will
testify. She has performed large number
of actual cures. sNadam F. proscribes for
both sexes.
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Yolr obedient servant,
CHARLES Il. BARND.

DEATn.-Dled on New Years day, Mary,
youngest daughter C.'E. Jordan, esquire,
aged nineteen years, seven months and
twenty seven days.
She died OF dip,heria, after an illness OF
s days. The sudden appr ach Of dea h did
not fill her with alarm or confusion. Her
peace with God was made whilst in health
She was naturally offender heart and amia
bic disposition, and had Remembered her
Creator in the days Of her youth;" and she
was received into the communion Of the
church by the solemn rite OF conhrma,i on
in the fourteenth year of her age. She Sc
ected to be sung by her associates, at her
funeral, the hymn, Heaven is my home,"
and as text for the occasion, "Thereiore.
be ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye
think not, the son Of man cometh."
Four Of her brothers were, in all proba-
bility, in the battles Of last week; a fifth
having just returned from the amy was at
her side. She spoke tenderly of these, and
gave her parting counsel and dying fare we'll
to the family, asking them to forgive all she
had ever done amss. and meet her in heav-
en-. She fell asleep peacably in Jesus
"Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord"
A. j. II.
LINES ON THE DEATH or MARY JoRDAs.
She was gentle, pure and grOeeful,
AS the dove that rovss the wood;
To know her was to love her,
She was so angelic, kind and good.
But God in his infinite mercy
Hath called her 10 his homes
And the one we loved 50 dearly,
With us no more shall roam.
A DtvorED FRIESD.
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MsRRiAGE.-Mauied on the lst instant
at the parsonage, IN Findlay, by Rev. A. ]
lmhof, MI. Lewis Tussing and Miss Eliza
J. Thomas, all Of this county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-09

Rial Beach, Plaintiff, Before Henry Byal
VS. j. r. of Eindiav IN
)rton J. Hamilton, Deftj Hancock county, o
nN the 2jth day ot December, A D., 1867,
" said Justice issued an order of attach.
ment in tie above action for the sum of one
hundred and twenty six and thirty.nve ono
hu dred dollars, debt and interest,
~ RIAL BEACH. .
O'NEAL, BLAcKFpRD x HARSH, Att'ys.
EIaDtAv hoo IN I~G1 2,y
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination q ingredients in these
Pos ~ tuU ttsUit II a luis oHd eNtel slNe prac
tice. They arc n.ilo III their Uperatiun, aiid
certain IN correcting hi itrt ultriiies. rairiui
Mens,rnatiohs, - removing all distractions,
Whether irum cold or Otherwise, headache.
pain ~ the Size. pnlpi:ation of the heart.
whites, all nervous alcctions. Ii, steriCs, Ia
tigue. pain Ia the back ndlimbs, &C.. disturb
ed siecp, which arise from interruption of na
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$75 to $l5C per Month

1NHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
i Company want an agent in each County
to solicit orders tor their new S15 Machine,
with gauge. serew-driver, aud extra needles.
We wild pay n liberal salary and expenses, or
give large commission. For particulars, terms
etc, inclose a stamp, and address
4. $. PAGE, Toledo, O.
dec25 3m Gen. Agent for the u. 8.
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SIR JAMES CLAnK'9 .-.i
CELEBRATED FENAl + PILLS
Prepared from pre- scripiion of Sir James
Clarke, N. d.. Ply ysleiap Extraordinary 10 The
Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unflilinE in tho
cvre of nll those painful and dangerous dtsea
sgs 10 which the female constitution Is sub
,Iisct. u moderates all excess and removes al
obstruetiens, and u speedy cure may be re.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-01-09

II Is peculiarly suited. II will, in shoriti
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain, to pre-
vent counterfeis.
CAUTION. These Pills should not he taken
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS oI Preg.
nancy, y, they are sure TO bring on Miscar-
riage, tut at any other time they are safe.
IN all cases of nervous and spinal affections
r,tin in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
excr,ion, Palpiiation of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, these FILLS will effect Il cure When
all other mears have failed; and although y
powerful remedy, do not contain iron calomcl
nntimony or anything burifu 10 the constitu
lion. Full DIRECTIONS in tho pamphlet around
each package. which should be carefully pre-
served. sols Agent for tho United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, Y.
NIB 81 90 aud postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized agent, VIII insure bottle.
containing 30 Pls, by return mail. $40
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mn. currrs,IAN,s pII,Ls

was the commencement of u new era In the
treatment of those irregularities and ubstruct
tions " bich have consigned SO many Ia "A PRE-
NArtRE GRAVE. NJ female oygcan pnOuj
health uuless She rs regular, and whenever'a
obstruction take placlth bee, the general lac
gins TO decline.
- DIR. CHEEEsMAN's PILLS
are the most electual remedy ever known fol
all complaints peculiar To females. To al
classes they are invaluable. inducing, irih Ger
tainiy periodical regularity. They are known
In thousands throughout the country, having
the sanction Of some oi the most eminent Phy'
ting wheu they should not he used with each
nrX-ihe Price 81 per box, containing from 81
Ia 80 Pills.
PMS sent by mail, promptly, by romitting tC
the Proprietor. old by druggists generally.
II. b. uUTCliING, PROPRIETOR,
20 Cedar street, New York.
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LEGAL NOTICE

BY o'Neal & B'ackford, his Attorneys.
DnCe mhnr Odd lsRl = IG ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

NORTHERN LTGHT.

EpD- This Trip of more than Eleven Hundred Milez,
embraces sx degrees Of latitude and eleven degrees
Of longitude, passing through Lakes Erie St. Clair
Huron and Superior, and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
st. Clair and St. Marie, with its Thousand Ises pre-
sentng to the Tourist for Pleasure HEALTH or In the
pursuit Of Scie more BEAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
80 passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with oneof these Boats at Port Sarna on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit.
Une OF the steamers, Sea Bird or Cleveland, viii
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior CITY, touching at all intermediate ports
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
ries regarding Freight or PASSAGE, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS;
ROB,T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
H. GARRETSON Il CO., for Meteor and IIli-
noiB; ra
HJssEY 81 MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
y. P. BRADY 8 co., for Iron City, Planet an City
OF Cleveland HHf.
WILLIAMS 4 CO.. for Nerthorn Light, nlIno and
JN0. HUT6HINs 8 CO.. for Traveller. mar a:4bO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

New INSTRUMENT OF DEsTRUoTIoN-In
the skirmishing which proceeded the eva
ouation Of Jackson by Johnston, the Con-
federates used an explosive musket ball Of
the most destructive character. These
balls are Of MIME pattern, sixty-nine cal
ibre, helioWed and filled with Eliminating
powder, covered at the base with cap.
On striking an object they explode with
terrible effect. One Of these terrible
missiles struck one Of the Federal soldiers
in the leg, shattering The bone into nine
teen pieces. The effect of the wound Of 8
simple Mimic ball is always considered Of
dangerous character, but the new ball
above described is positively barbarOus.
The new balls are Of English fabrication,
and have been recently furnished to John
ston's army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

During the rain storm in Monroe co. NY,
last week 3 portion Of the cemetery was
washed away, and with it sixteen bodies,
eight Of which have been recovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

The negro population of Flushing, Long
Island, having been apprised that they
were to be routed cut of that village, and
their homes burned by a mob, appointed
committee to wait upon the Roman Catho-
lie priest, to assure him that the colorsd
people Of Flushing had always been a
peaceable community, and desired to re-
main SO; but that in the event of the de-
struction Of their houses by a mob, or vio-
leHoe 70 themselves personally, they had
been provided with q sufficient number Of
arms for self-protectisn, and would not
hesitate 70 use them. They further de-
clared their determination to burn two Of
the houses Of the rioters for every one of
their own destroyed. Those negroes have
not been molested
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
va Astabula and COnneaut, closes at A n.
P. d.
EAsTEBN THRoUeH, for Erie. BuiIalo, Albany, Bos-
ton, New YORK and y artford. closes at s.45 p. M.
AsIERs WAY t9T Al points between Cleveland and
WEsFERN THR0UaH. for Toledo. Detroit. Chicago
and milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ ueaVes at 5:la
DubuquaS st Joseph and Cairo closes at 40 P. a
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. N.
sAEDUsKE WAY, for sanduaky and all intsrmsdlats
OIEeESATI Way for ali points between Cleveland
and Cineinnatis closes at 10 p. NJ, tieaFes at 81
OIE0IEa1TI THRoUeH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and cincinnati closes at le p M QssYes g Sis
CINoTNNATf THROUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
wheeling, closes at 4:30 P. N.
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ington, closes az P. NJ
PITTsBuRGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Welisville and PittsbuFg, HARRISBURG PhiIadalphia
Baltimore and Washington, closes at ZOO A NJ.
MAHoNIFG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 p. M, (leaEBa next
ning.)
MEDINA WAY, closes ct A.. N.
RoOKPoBT, &e., closes on Tussdayss Thursdays and
BEECEsvILLE, BATE, &o., closes Tuesdays and Sat-
sH2RoN OESTES, Granger, North ROzaltOn 40,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays st A. NJ.
WAHRENsVIL.LE, closes daily, 1870 A. ID.
HAST OLEVELAED and Euclid, closes daily,a P. a.
DB-AIail and Drop Letters are require By law 70
sss-All City oirculas are required to prepaid
- 6dics open ron 7sO A. NJ. to 7:sO P. N. On
: = = - 3. 0OwLEs, P. Il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

The drafted men Of Vermont are now
reporting themselves for duty. They are
to be met with singIy, and in pairs, and
in all the public oonveyances, going where
1t5tv calls them
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

Ttis stated that Mrs. General (stOne-
WalIl 7, J. jackson and her little daugh-
ter, have been constituted life members Of
the Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Church st Richmond.
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INSURANCE.
TOHN G.. JENNINGS,
81 tSuccessor 20 Rouse & Jsnnings,)
Insurance. and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM

an suPerior-st., Marble Block,
10 Atwater Building, foot Of supesiOr-st.
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
a oONsUlEPFIYR OUREn.

DR.. h J AAEESs q Retired PhyHician of great
eEtaln cure Tor Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis,
coughs, Colds snd General Debility Tho regasdT
sers was given mp to die His child cured and Is
now alive and vel. DESTROYS OF beneiitting his fell
loW mortass ne VIII SEND 70 those who wish It the
Eecpe fus directions for making and sue
eessiay nsng THIS remedy, free, on receipt of their
nomes, with two uGmps 10 nay expenses. There a
not single case Of Consumption that Il does not az
one take hold Of and disapate- Night sweats pee
Es1Hessi irritation Of the nerves. failure Of M
o1meuif xpectnraticn, 6harp pains IN the Iunps sore
tnroti cniy sensations, nausea ct the stomach In
a9il9L oL the eoReia wasting away Of the muscles.
Per tney SEQ this adTartimant IN. Address. 3-.ltT
jyIs-4S2 zs5 North sd@sI,, F6iISdsiPhiIS, az "a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

9II suPeriOr-st., Marble Block,
To Atwster Building, foot Of supesior-st.
ssrWiIi buy and sell Real Estats on Commission,
Gai-Ho charge to Pnrehssers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
g8-Also issues P0iicic7 at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern InsuE zoe Companies
FARMS, OTTY PROPERTY And OUT LOTS FOB
Fs SALE Or EXCHANGE. 5tI
acres, On plank road, three miles from Warren,
Trumbail county, ohio.
Improved Farm Of go acresin Michigan to exchange
tor q small Farm In vicinity OF Cleveland, and
A 0sttsgs Hou.e aud small Lot, No. lSi Lake-st---
No aI1, corner Of Garden and Hudson-sts. storeand
A. fine Residsnce and large Lot, c7rner Of Lake-St
[ and Case Avenue. For sale cheap or exchange
Lot No iii, slsdsis Allotment, University Heights
erst NM and lbirty acres of Land, good Dwelling
House. Well located and good wafer power.
81 acres good Farming Land in BreekEvlle about 40
good House and Lot on Prospect St, near Erie-st.
G,00o. Isri ID
nfs tSs sFSk & q pis end o hs West Side near
small Frame House on Wheat-St. e550.
Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-St. Very
Hoffman Block for sale chseP--Part on tine. a
very valuable Property on k1nsman-ht,
good House And Barn, Il acre Lot, on KinsmRn-St.
near Eris-St. $500. -f
lz5f acres choice Fruit Land In East Cleveland.
a good Farm of $50 acres, ~ miles from Medina;
good Buildings and all kinds Of Fruit; $50 acre,
or rWiIl exchange for small Farm near the Oity,
House and lot on Parkman street, lot 25x1OO; ~ stO-
~ namo house, barn, &C. $1,000. u
s. acres on Ouyahoga River, g miles from city, As
acres good river bottom, Is acres timber, brick
for city property.
A new Brick House and Barn Dstrsit-St, lot I25x
go, well improved fruils &C. sS,UOO; 500 cash,
balance on 4 or years time.
House and Lot On ARmiltOn-St., house stories,
rooms; lot 33XiOO. 1890.
50 acres nicely improved Land ali kinds Of ruit 1k
story Brick House, Barn, &C. in BrsciuVine, 32,-
500 viii exchange for TO acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash. IT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

All the martial music bands Of Lake and
Geauga counties are to meet at Little
Mountain, on the third Saturday of Au-
gust, to haYea grand fling and drumming
convention. There will be lively times
upon the Mountain that day.
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M0NEY

$50, GOO \ M9NEY .slls 3 ADEAN0ED,
49, % Y AtIs ELS Office, on secursfsa N evsr1
lhal ": DfT Goods, HaFiWare CloIl - SIYsasS
1itTss. 0s1Sts M. eSTery, HiTs Arms, FuTs
md Personal FroDertT5 q ~ =
S tlotl{ pElyate. EgiahaiIhse Is5i ssSF
. ss-zst. .. a " WAGNFTf Mo- Il VI5.S.,. 1l..i--
-'-~'a ela1s-a-s osar Davis \ PiezottSi storss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

A Western editor says Of a hail-stOrm
on the Lakes in his vicinity, that it came
90 suddenly that the pilot looked round 70
see which one Of the passengers was
throwing stones at him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

"0n the Island of Patience in Nara
gansett Bay, there are but three men, two
Of whom have been drafted, and the third
Is not eligible. On the Island Of Prudence,
near by, there we're only about q dozen
men, three Of whom were taken, all from
one house. After this the Isles Of Shoals
nay not prove a safe place for refugees"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

At washington, on Monday, George
Washington and Napoleon BOnaparte, two
e0lored men, were drafted nearly in sue
csssion. 55sl l4slE 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-10

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