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leneral and the army.
From the 1884.

fCorres spondence Of the Cleveland Leader
LOUISVILLE, (Ky.,) Jan. ?, 1901.
Active service has come to the I03d at
last. Marching orders began on the 2Sd
ult-, and have been showered upon US in
the greatest prOfusion up to the present
hour. I viii put the history of the past
few days in the form of diary:
FRASKFORT, December %, Is62-Regi-
ment ordered to be ready to march at
moments notice. We are to be relieved
by the oath Kentucky, and the 1Osd are
ordered to rejOin their brigade at Rich
mond, Kentucky.
December 25.-The oath Kentucky
have arrived. The destination of the lO8d
is changed, being ordered Immediately to
Danyille, Kentucky. The Colonel orders
that the regiment move tomorrow morn
ing.
December 26.-The morning is ushered
in by terrific rain storm, and the march
is delayed. At 2P. NJ, the rain ceases
and the order is given, "strike tents"
Down come the tents, wagons are packed,
and companies formed. Then the Colonel
receives orders by telegraph as follows:
"Remain where you are till further or
ders." Tents are pitched, and we are
again settled
SUNDAY EVENING, December 28.-At
dress parade we are ordered to be ready to
march during the evening. Itis said we
are to 60 westward by rail. At dark we
strike tents and get ready for march. Then |
we sit about camp fires awaiting the cars.
At II o'clock we move to the depot, and |
at midnight are of for Louisville.
December 29.-Arrived at Louisville |
early in the morning, march to the south
ern suburbs Of the city, bivouac in an |
orchard and eat breakfast, and then 20 |
into camp by the side Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. In the afternoon are
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09
10 ConsnmntiVas.

The Advertiser having been restored to health in
few weeks BY simple remedy, after having sui-
fsred several years with severe Iuug affection, and
that dread disease. Consump;ionis anxious to make
known to his ielJw sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It. he NTI send copy ofthe Pre-
seription used (se Of ohargg) with the directions
for preparing and using the sames which they viii
md a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrOnchi-
it's &c. The only object Of the advertiser sending
the Prescription il to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy As it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
SParties wishing the prescription will phase ad-
dress Bey. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS,
novA:l2Iu Williamab abnrRh. KING % N Y
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Optical.
sOlOmonson,s ImproEed Spectacles,
.. H. sOLOnIONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIA
Keeps the largest assortsut in the Optical line ofsu
the trade. From his long residence in this CITY,
and the extensive patronage received during That
time he would say 20 his old friends and the bubble
generally that no sfUTt that could Be nut forth 10
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses round
under his OWE inspection, 70 suit the eyes IN all ca
IS curing weakness dizziness OF Inflammation Of thu
saving The reputation Of SOLOMONSOHiS estab-
ushment as the most reliable 70 get the best articles
IN that line that be Obtained has become an e.
abished lat and attasted BY his patrons whose ad-
vice Il IL. GO TO SOLOMONSON'S, make no mis-
take,) 100 SuperiOr-St-, under the American. and
there yOu will hnd The best kind OF SPECTACLES
adapted 70 your sight.
- Mr. SOlomOusou would here inform the publis
that ne never employs any in the sale Of his Lem
ses and those who desire pair Of his spectaclea ca
only obtain them BY calling ct his Establishment,
"a AkTlFlCIAL EYES inserted without paia
perfect As natural
Hotel arT9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

In streetsbOrO3 Portage county, there
are two persons living who are over 100
years of age. A Mr.. Myers, who it is
claimed is 1O4s and Mrs. Linman, mother
Of Mrs. Pliny Curtiss, who was 100 last
July.
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Death of Hon. Rishn yb;ttIe,ev.

Just as we 60 to press we learn by pri-
vste dispatch from Washington that Hon.
Elisha Whittlssey, Comptroller of the
Treasury, died in that city last night at
10 o'clock.-EUeniaq Leader, 9Th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

a FhIEAD N hEED-IBf IT
Or. Sweets IHFALLIBLE LINIAIENTis Is prepare.
IRON the recDs OF Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connectieuf
the great bone settar and has been used in his pra
oe for the last twenty years With the most astonish
ing success AZ an external remedy Il Is without
ttas ana viii alleviate pain more speedily than auy
25ner preparation. For al Rheumatic and NervOu1
u = truly iniallblei and curative for
sores, wounds Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing
neaing and powerful rengthening propenBities eI
le Le Just wonder aud astoniGhment Of all who have
eTer gwen i trial. Over four hundred cartidcate1
OF remarkable cures performed by Ii within the lasf
sNo years, ATTEST 10 tniH fact Strong & Armstrong
Agents t0r cleveland fnnrua uasr1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aTbe No6Ie Stndv 81 Ma1Ein5 h M

Inc NoOIe otuuy o. nIAn klnu IS lau
But debssed and sgrsdsd manhood u a curse bat
too prevalent in orr planet III keep the fatal shaft
Of disease and complaint r5m your ci-clssl Warn
ings and advice can ~ 'on1'f in the Book HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PHTsIoLoeiCAL BEsEARCHEs." twill
assarady recall thu back sidiUg ron the evil prae-
tices prevalent to alarming extent and be an IN
erring guiding 10 heath and res1setsted ener-
g. Thousands attsst the bsnet Of needing its
sells and advice.
Sold Dr. BARROW, 1sl Biescker street, New York.
Price Is esnt Sent free everywhere See advertise
ment Of az TrieseInar'' in another column.
Sold also by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
Ohfo
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The Confession. and Experiences Of n
Poor Young Men.

gentleman having been cured OF the results oi
early error and disease will from motives Of beneF
olenoe send TO those who request It, a copy Of the
above Interesting narrative, published By himsei.-
This little book is designed warning and caution
to young men and those who suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, &C., ac,
supplying at the same time the means Of self cure
Single copies will be sent under seal in plain en-
veloVe, withOGt charge TO any who request It. By ad
dressing the author, CHAS. A. LAMBERT,
n0v2l:dkw42s Greenpoint, Long leland n 7.
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-. DnWNs, ELIxIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rantedt to cure Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs. Prizes . cents per bottle
John 7. Henry Co., Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents. Sold By D. $. Barnes, 202 Broadway, N Y,
and Strong Arms trong. Cleveland. novl5:4ss
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Cleveland, Dec. II, 1862. de
OHNW. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

% BY notified that on the 18th day Of November,
A. D. 1862 Cecilia S. Mcdonald filed in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyaho-
ga County, Ohio her petition against him for Divorce
alleging causes therefor "Gross Neglect Of Duty
and AYilful Absence for Three Years 4" Said cause
will be for hearing at the February term, A. D. ls63
Of said Court. PALMER 4 DENNIS,
dec2422 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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A Specimen County Treasurer.

Holmes county has always been famed
for being the bastile of Democracy in
Ohio. If everything else failed them, the
Democrats could fall back upon Holmes.
1t was the last ditch, the forlorn hope,
when every other position had been car
ried. That redoubt was never carried by
the Republicans. Holmes officials may
therefore be taken as representatives Of
Holmes Democracy. With this view and
also in illustratiOnsOf the state ofmorals
in that enlightened county, note of lit
tie financial operation of the Holmes
county Treasurer will be of interest. He
had issueda quantity ofshinplasters, some
Ofwhich had found their way TO Akron. A
firm in that place sent three of these checks
to the Treasurer for redemption with the
"AKRoN, Dec both, 1862.
"TREAsURER HOLMES sCOUNTY.-Enclosed
please find checks, 60 cents. Please for
|aA-d MS at once Government Postal Cur
rency, and oblige, -
' Yours &c, --"
To this, the following elegant and hon
orsble reply was sent, as published in the
Akron Beacon:
"TREAsURER's OFFICE, HOLMES Co., OIL
MnLERsBURG, Dec. 80, 1852.
"GENTLEMEE SIRs Yours of the 18th,
is received enclosing 60 cents in nv
checks. herewith remit the same. I
presumed that since the Election the
Dambd d fools were all dead, but find that
have been mistaken. 1 am redeeming
my checks when presented in sums of IS
or more. My circulation at present
amounts TO about Five Million Dollars,
and when commence to call in my checks
l calculate to redeem in currency on the
old Bank Of Akron.
/" Yours truly, TB. RAIF.
f" N. B.-My respects to -.
This letter costs double postage.)"
1t is perhaps unnecessary to comment
upon the above correspondence, only to
state that this Mr.. Treasurer Raif return
ed the same checks which had been sent to
him, upon which there was no intimation
that any particular amount was necessary
to entitle them to redemption) and that, as
intimated in the last clause of the post
script to his letter, he stuffed in large
sheet of blank paper, SO that the firm to
whom the letter was addressed, had to pay
six cents extra postage upon it.
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The ResuIts Of the ProcIamatIOH.

The ResaIts Of the Proclamation.
The following table shows the number
Of sfuye7- a---l-Lys -iha nroclamation Of
January lst, and the number yet remain
ing in slavery:
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DIED.

january sth, JENNIE NJ WICK. aged II years
and months
The hzeral service will be attended from the house
Of her father, on Eucid-St. Sunday afternoon at
halt past two o'clock The friends Of the family
invi cd to attend without further notice.
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MARRIED.

In this city on the sth inst at the residence Of j.
A, Harris, bF the Rev. 1T. Morgan, Of 0berlin, o.,
Capt A. b NETTLETON, ID Ohio Cavalry, and Miss
MELISSA r. TENHEY, Of Oberlin.
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Common Pleas, Cuyahoga County Ohio.

Eliza J. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, vs.. Henry G.. Lucas and Francis
Rowe, Defendants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE,-The
new French SAFE il the only article ever rac6mmend-
ed By the M- ccal PrOfesaiJn SAYS ana sURE Pre-
vemtive- Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, 10 any
addreas. On reca.nt Of stamn. - DE- RIa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

For the Benefit Of Nervous suffer-
ers. The WANING VOICE on
Self-Cufe Of Debility, Consumption -
'remature Decay, Less OF Memory, &c, by q former
ufierer. EnelOsing stamp address
d, H.-W ELhtNGTON, Boston, Mas
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The business will be continul BY the undersigned
under the style and firm Of HUGHES 4 ROCkE-
FELLEk, at the Warehouse formerly occupied By
Hughes Lester, Nos ~, q and 9 Riyer-St and on
the Dock J. II. HUGHES,
Wm. R0CKEFELLER
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AKRON Dec. 2Jth, IS62.
"TREAsURER HOLMES sCoUNTY.-Enclosed
please find checks, 60 cents. Please for
ward MS at once Government Postal Cur
rency, and oblige, 49,
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HAVE THIs DAYRE.

DISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OF
HUGHES 4 LESTER is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. A. Hughes is authorized TO close
the business and sign the firm name for that purpose
A. HUGHES.
3. +. LESTER,
January ], 1862. J. n. HUGHES.
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NOTICE.

~ Annual Meeting oftbe Stockholders Of the Guy.
ahcga Min Co, for the elec ion Of Officers for the
ensuing year and other important business. will be
held at the office Of AIsssrs Thayer ElweIl supe-
rior St, Cleveland, ohio, on the SECOND TUES
DAY in February. 1863, at two O'Clock P. n.
iaps:t25 R.P. WADE, ssc'y 4 Treas'r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

To this, the following elegant and hon
Orable reply was sent, as published in the
Akron Beacon:
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E0R SALE AT A BARGAIN -
given the 6rst Of April next. If not sold BY that
time, will be rented. For terms, &C. apply on the
lers, kiyer-St. NJ B. CLARK
Cleveland, Dec. II, Is52:42l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-09

Eliza J. Stone and Frank D. stoue, husband Of
said Eliza j., Plaintiffs, rs Henry G. Lucas,
Defendant.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Culver FINGER SHIELDS @
y For Tadfas at COWLESf
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Inspector, George r. Merkee Trustees Vim. H. oodney,
Henry =. Lee.
TENTH NARp.-UNIoS.-Commissio ner. Andrew J. Has
me Inspector, Wm Grove; Trustees, Ferdinand KRUGER
John &. Ach, SON.
FLKvRxrH WARp-MozARr AMI Neutrality-suspicious.
Chsres Perley, jr. Inspector John ODonnel Trustees,
Patrick Dxson. .oseph Doiieshciin. . wv,
TWELFTH WARD-UNioN.- Commissioner James & WI
lett; Inspector Lewis H. Miner; Trustees join scaion,
David IL. krapp. m
THIRrxgsTn WARD.--UsloS. Commissioner, Thomas
rown Inspector, Robert Fair, Trustees r. Oernan reer
REYES.
FOURTEENTH WAID.-TAMxArY AND MOZART Commits
so,er, Henry T.. West Inspector, Daniel OR'ihy; Irus
tees Martin Burke Henry Mauron Vacancy Francis Reilly
FIFTEENTH RD-CrTzgSs.-Com Commissioner Washing
ton Murray; Inspector John c. Brown; Trustees JOSIAH
Lane Edward Sche; vacancy years William H. Draper;
SIXTEENTH WARD.-COmmissione Samuel -. H. ' alce
Union, 1876; N II. spaudins lDem 1873; MgoTiy ioI
Vance. 10 Inspectors Chas. a. Clark unionl 3l3 Alfred
Moore tDenl 1907; Majority for Moore. 54 Trustees
Hooper C. Van Worst Unon) 1863; Mcrdecai H. Marsh'
union), l94o; Henry Van Schsick Union lsil u. V,
Jarvis jr. (Dem) Is6. Van Worst over Freeman lV2;
Leaning Marsh, 30 Jarvis Van Schack, Ia.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.-TANuAEy.-Com Commissioner, James
l.. Miller Inspectors Bernard +. Woods; Trustees NICHOLAS
Seger Frederick Wagner; vacancy James A. CSfonl. "
EisHTrEyTH WARD.-UNioY- commissioner William ~.
Nelson; Inspector George r. Woodward Trustees tu"htd
Cooper Thomas Stevenson.
NIyRTEgNTH WARD-MoIAR~ AND MCkYoN-Cofiiii'-
sioner, Thculs Nc ip,don; Inspector Henry Clansen
TWENTIETH WARD.-REPUBLICAS USios.-ComniiSsionci.
James Il. Hase; Inspector A. 4. Rau. -
TWENTY PiRsT WARp.-MozARr- Commissioner, Charles
Guidet Inspector, T. o. Dyer; Trustees, A. Hamilton "oS
ley = Yard .
TWENTY SECOND WARD-TAHMAsy--CoInni slon'r Ben
amn +. Fsirchid Inspector John g. Teen Trustees w H.
H. DoheTty, John JasIer
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MoRros's GOLD PENS are now sold at the

MORTONlS GOLD PENS are now SOLD ~ INC
same prices before the Of he war; this Is
entirely owing the Manufacturers Improvements IN ms
chnery presentrye Retail Business and CsshAdvsncs
System for until he commenced Advertising his business wa
done on Credit and stycdy riM the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens he only sold az Oh pice'
az the makers Of all other sod pens chagehe Premium on tins
Gold Government Tax kc. but Moonhas in noci'e changed
hie prices, Wholesale or Retail.
Ofthe great numbers sent by nail to al parts Of the woha
during hpas few years not one in athouSand has iaeu "
reach destination in safety showing that the Morton oo
Pen can be obtained by any every pat Of tho world
at the price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready ard reao'
Gold PEN exactly adapted your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing cheaper than Steel Pens ana
at the present almost universal ghPessure Pnce oil every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in popo'.on
labor spent upon and material used than any
Gold Pen In the World II you one see the Pen
Migh;ier than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
To the Public.

All who feel they have an interest stake In improving the
condition Of their health respectfully invited 10 road the
following letter from
! LAURENCE REID. D.,
Professor and Lecturer Of Chemistry for years 10 the
College of Medicine and Pharmacy and for 10 year,
Lecturer of Chemistry and Medicine In the Edinburgh Medi
ca! University, Scotland:
No IS De KALB-Av., BROOKLYN. Nov. 30, 1852
Messrs RAILWAY & Co. Of New.Yolk have submitted to
my analysis their three remedies named Ready Relief"
Renovstng Resoven and Regulating Pills they have Aso
communicated to me their mode Of preparing the after
careful examination Of these articles pronounce them
composed of ingredients Of great purity and cost from
mercury or other dangerous substances and prepared with
skill and care.
Having long known Messrs. Railway Co scientific gen.
een Of high aannent. place every confidence 10 thsis
remedies aud statements.
These remedies In my opinion stand on different ground
from nosum which aburdy pretend to cure all disesse'
with preparation They well considered series Of
remedies prepared scientific principles and having strong
claim to public favor.
From their edapta.ion for the diseases for which Mes
Roadway Co.'s remedies recommended and from THEFT
speedy action giving relief consider them useful in
venion aud quite family convenience supersedng in numer
instances the necessity Of medical assistance and when
that necessary doing something Of safe nature to relieve
the sufferer in the interval
have no doubt Of the great Of the Relief locd
the spine those weakness Of tho body
limbs the digestive and other which depend upos
the proceeding from the spine for power to perform
their functions. LAURENCE REID,
Professor Of Chemistry.
During conversation with Prof Reid few dly' siucc, he
inquired It possible that sold the Ready Relief"
that had Analysed for the small Of twenty-five cents
pcr bottle On answering him the affirmative he replied:
Take yoar formula respectable chemist In this cry
He he chem could not put up tie ingredients in the sa'
sized bottles for the vi dollars, If he had tue
matersls" In England France, Railways Ready Reici
would cost IS per bottle During the past year the cost Of
preparing this invaluable remedy has been grea. that we
have not realized penny profit the immense quantity We
have sold Under these circumstance compelled 70
request wholesale dealers Withhold their orders from
decline furnishing Railways Ready Relief" for les1
than rs cents per bottle
Railways Ready Relief be sod aud afford profit.
either to Agents. Dealers Druggists ourselves for ess
than twenty five in specie It's equivalent IN currency
We charge all patients in specispayng countries this
sum- afford to RETAIL FOX less in the United Stos
RADWAY & Co.,
No. 81 Nader lane New York.
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School Omcers Elected.

Ins1 wAxDTAxxASYAs AND MolAETw ere, -,
te .i mshsr Inspector ). u bs.eS aa' " "
cnoosD observation-disclosures James +; hoIan
inspector. James Ii. Ward Trustees, William buchiey
II. Lyman Powers. Vacancy. 2 years. John II. Lynch
vscsncy year. George W. If. youielde -
ward Heath Inspector John Oterson; Trustees John
Finn. jaime. McCiniky.
nell Inspector las. H. burke Trustees T. Joseph Klein
John III. Lester.
fifth WAkp-onioS.-C Commissioner James l.. Tuthi
inspector James Ihes Trustees, John Besson. John H.
Whtmore.
SIXTH WARD-Commissoner Timothy Brennan; Inspector
VIM H. hcnnedy; trustees, George Person, Herman q
Schroeder Vscancy-Patrict Cullen.
4. SEVENTH WAnD-IAssANY AND MOZART -Coumis sioner
Wilson Small Inspector, Michael COr.s; Trustee, Denn
Twigg Owen l.. Craneyi vacancy Richard Walters
EIGHTH WARD--UsiOy, IAxnASf AND MOzARr-Com
missioner Walter w. Adams Inspector George Duroche
Trustees John X. Russell, Thomas 4. Everett.
Nxfs. WAkp-UEIos. Commissioned, Jacob c. Bozert
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MARRIED ID.

CArLIN-LIBBy-in afeotlyn o. Wednesday. De- a
sl, ~ ID Mr.. ChNlrs a. Cailn H. 10 Mis. Marie Louise
daughter Of VIM. r. Libby, esd all Of brooklyn
HURLBUT-CRANE-ou "Wednesday. Dec, . at ;,
M. Tyng D. ID William IL i'"'s-. 20 A-ssis Asfsp'
d.nsA,,r Of Theodore Crane.
sMlTH-PEEBLEs--M Northampton MAJ, on Tuesday
Urc l. by the Rev. La ~ C.lik Charles Ha'ch S1i h :"
Broosiyn .oa Of H. smith " D. ate Of AuOnfn, tay,s
Co T. 10 antoiuci,e Mara. eldest tslghss 81 Lyman
PEBBLES esq. Of Nofhsn Pon. No ei'd,.
Auburn paper. please copy. ~
sTEpHf ~. -bAssFTf-in bisuilsh,m, Conn., On Tues
day Dee l. by the Rev C. G. Cifpcnief fdward stephen
of New York Sale. daughter %; Dr. ~ H. ba'',' VI VIZ
former place. No cards.
VAN AKTN-KEAREy-ln Brooklyn, on Tuetday, Dec
J. a. the M!ddc Du,c. thuf.A by the Rev. b an h-n
s,uck Van Akeu Of hevN oIk to firapcis Jinnei'
laughter Of Cay,. ia. keifny o. Brooklyn
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Dus,xs.

.GRAHAM-ln this city. OH Tue.dly evening Dec !, Ben
iamin r. Grahln seed 81 year.
the alive ard snd family respectfully invite
10 attend the nrr rom his Ito residence, NO iSi 81
ay at O'Clock on Thursday. pe;. .
GREENE-On Nedne.dpy, Dec. g. Mrs. Margaret Greene
yiI,, of Df David Greene Ia Ar Ciih year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of her DR. John W. Dr'ene
AID NJ her brothers w W and j. C. Nnan., axe in,,et
70 s;end the fneral FROM 1housss Church. rniay
at 10 d. M, without luriLer not. e.
ROBBINs-at Jericho. Lons Leland. on Monday, Nov 80
Father X bbins widow u IN. late Niet HoDDin an Tue
a5,h year of her ., 4,
Her friend, and those Of the family invited 20 sitend he
fprs from Friends Meeting House Jericho, on fiih dy
tIr al ins. y, II O'Clock m without further invitation
RnosyyrLT-On Monday evening Nov. 80 Jane. II
Roosevelt ,.,--., .
ri. We. and friends invited @ attend his uhrIa 81
Ihur.sy morning az 10 oc0ck nom ms late residence W.
Q Great Jones street, without further notice.
yELsOR-Ded at Coles Island =. G.. Nov ~ sest. Dan :
- Ielsor Go. A. ll1th Ecft., ~ J. v, III TIE III" year
his ace =, ne ILL.,.
WAN/ER-Dicd. N New airfcli Conn, Nov 20 !ist''e
Aiken daughter OF the late Moses Wager, oged " y's"
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The Pacific RHilrond.

OMAHA. AIUIuI!, O'ts . 4'''''
The ceremony of formally breaking the ground
on the West side of the Missouri river, for the Union
Pacific Railroad occurred day. Nearly 1000 persons
were present including Gov. Saunders of Nebraska he
Mayor and Council OF the cities OF Omaha and Council
Bluffs and a number of distinguished strangers.
AT 3 O'Clock. amid roar OF artillery and TIE shouts
of the peop the engineers Of the road commenced the
work. assisted by Gov. Saunders and Tie Mayors %
Omaha and Council Bluffs. After these ceremonies ad'
dresses were made by Gov. Saunders and others.
Dispatches were read from the President, Secretary
Seward Gov. Yates Mayor Opdyke. Gen. Dix and 9th
ers The proceedings of the day were concluded b! .
grand banquet given at the erndon House, ondn gen
elal illumination of the city.