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Z EGAL NOTICE-The Etna Insurance
4 Company OF HartfOrd Connecticut, will take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga coun-
ty, in the State Of Ohio, against said Atna lnsur-
ance Company, setting forth that on the 18th day
OF Nav, 1852, the said Etna Insurance Company
issued to said Johnson a policy OF insurance and
thereby insured said Johnson against loss OF
damage by fire to the amount OF two nousand
dollars, for the term OfOne hundred and twenty
six days, namely: From May 9th, ls52, az Y
O'Clock at noon until october list, 1867. az II
o'clock at noon, on his, sad JOnnsOns, nsnng
tackle, consisting Of tWine,~c canvass, household
goods, tools, and such other things as are used
in the fishing business, all then being ana con-
tanned in a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner Of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 984, Vistula division to the city OF Toledo, IN
the State Of Ohio, and thereby promised and
agreed to make good unto sad Johnson al sueh
immediate loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount S2,00O.00, as should happen by hre tot
property above mentioned, for the period oftlme
above stated, other than IRE Whleh might nap
pen or take place by means OF any INVASION IN
surreetion. riot, or civil commOtion, or of any
military or usurped power, and except loss by
theft at or alter atire, to be paid within SIXTY days
after notice and proof Of SAID loss or damage
should be made by said johnson TO sald Atna IN
surance Company, in conformity to the condl-
tons annexed to said policy That SAID proper
ty, on the 9th day of September, 1867, was, IN
said wood building situated as aforesaid, accl-
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
fire, other than fire which happened by means OF
any invasion, instruction, riot or civil commo-
ton, or of any military or usurped power; That
on said 9th day Of May, 1852, and also at the time
of its destruction and damage by FIRE, as herein
before stated, said property was worth 100000
and more; that said Johnson performed all the
conditions Of said policy on his part to be per-
formed; that fOrthWith after said loss, said john
son gave notice to said Etna Insurance Company.
of aid loss, and as soon thereafter as possible,
to wit, on or about the Sd day of October, 1862,
delivered to said Etna Insurance Company a
particular account Of said loss, signed with his
hand and verified by his oath and that by rea-
son of the premises, said Htna Insurance Com
pany became, and is liable to pay to the said
johnson the sum of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
asking for judgment in his favor against SAID
Etna Insurance COMPANY for 100000, with in
terest on the same from December 4th, 1862.
Said Etna Insurance Company is required to
appear and answer sad petition on or before the
4th day o fully, 1868.
CHAS. L. FISH,
April 80, 1863. Attorney .tr Plaintiff
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0TAsTERIS sALE.-Pursuant to the

MASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
command of a decrctal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahoga county,
Ohio. ut the suit Of Robert Cochran against
George C. Knight, Edward s. Hamlin, William
LathTop, Amos Dickerson and Wason Everett &
Company to me directed, I shall expose Tor sale
at public auction, at the dooro the Court House,
in the city Of Cleveland, on the 23d day Of May,
1868, at 2 o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following
described lot or parcel of land Lot No. 81 IN
tract No. 2 in the township Of Olmstead IN sad
county, being town lot No. 81 in the town Of Ohm
stead Falls, formerly called Norris Fuls. APP
praised mt $50.
D. W. CAGE, Master Commissioner.
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aprZ2:44O
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TAILORlRe.

NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS CLEAN.
NJ ING, Ren0vatingan Msnding Establishment,
FRAFCIs AGEB, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street. VIII
hereafter devote his attention to cleaning, renoFating
sad mendinR Geutlsmen's clothing. he has facilis
Iisgtori ding his work in the best manner. Gentle
zen Will ndit igE their intsrsEt during thsse bar
Das Ddvp N AGsR Ffal nHEfsks'
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ZEE DIsPATCH COOKINa sTOYE.
Sold by ". L.MARvIE. sOls Agent.

zmr
IsnoW so we'll known and E~enerally esteemed, that
it is deemed unnecessary TO go into any lengthenedOl
or minute inventory Of its merits.
In addition to the most Wanted capabilities "
other stoves, there have been several important i'm
prOvements recently made 70 the Dispatch, whiei
none other possess and II 10 unqueshonabiy' ~
Perfect and Economical stove In Use.
One is the GAS BURNER, introduced into the Fir
Ohsmhsr,. producing the most perfect comDostioL
possible, Increasing heat, saving tuel, con5uminf
smoke, and improving the operations OF the stow
Another Is a new y Invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX attached to the stove, which receives the ashe.
which fan from the Are door, and Is easily remove
/ for dis5harfinRt the Same.
These very material ad itiOua TO the valus Of the
Stove are secured by pafe T., and render IT, heyon
COMPARISON, with the New Movable Crate, ts
most
UsEFULAN DESIRABLE COOKING STOVE
IN adduion- sIso, an the plates which come in con
tact Wit the nre have been greatly increased il
Il viii burn Goal as wena as Wood most admirably
Oven being thoroughly ventilated It VIII prod1ee Z
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting is done boiou
the open IRE, and Broiling over live Goals on tht
hearth as common sense dictates. Il Is manufaetur6
IN this city, and the material used and the work
manship are Of the beat quality dnally, Il gives per
this city and surrounding country who are dalI
Using II, viii testify.
THE MORNING sTAR COOKING Stow Is
new and deglrable pattern, winch, With . variety i
/ Others, make our stock complete. We also hayslE
hand q great variety o. Rarior Cooking and otherheaE
| fnQ Stoves, for Goal or Wood, at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied With all the newest an
most beautiful styles OF
ENAEELED CRATES.
Also-aH Of the most useful articles OF House Ear
nfshing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
Weareius receiving tho latest improved styles o.
! 1 CAGES, which ara offered az the loWestprtces
Wemanufacture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and retail, II the various articles Of Plain and
Jdpanc5 I'm, Copper cad 8bestIToE HG5s
We offer the almost endless variety Of goods mon
line for sale st the lowest cash prtceas on tna OhA
| PRICE TSTE4
HBAn HousekeoPer5 and those Eho eontemplAt
Cordially fn7ited to call before purchasing elsewhere
/ md Judge for themselves, BATIsTACTIOE IS 9UARAE'
FEED at The
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. L. MARVIN,
No. 60, South side Pub. Square,
mch2S Cleveland. Ohio.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
"a g perfect sUnion" institution. 1t unites the Cor
set, Shoulder-BTace, Anti-Lscer and Skirt-SuPpOrLe
in one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The "Oonstitutiou must be Preserved, WhscheVB
" Lady says can be by wearing these Maists.
Thy T~HEM-PRIOES REDUCEDl
FOR sale by-FREEMAH KELLOGG, 2g Superb
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, Miliner, 94Seneca-St., How.
ER & aBE 81 SuDerior-St., MrB. HARVEY af
St. Olair-St., and at Wholesale and Retail by tho Pre-
prietors and Manufactures 18IQntario-St., lover
MOOre's Auction BtOreD Cleveland, Ohio.
HE-Waists Made to Order.
BB-State and County Rlghts for ssls.
NORRIS 3 SHEFFIELD.
ED-We viii prosecute all persons who make the
Waiat1, or make the Braces without authority from
y, hugl9
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One Lot, corner Wilson Avenue and Cedr-sL lux
5g5 Get. az r foot
Two Lots on Wi lsOn Ayenus, l00x396 Il ~ per it.
TT9 Lots on Wilson avenue, ,0lx39j #. s22 per #.
The above lots on Wilso Avenue, are very 1eslra-
bic or Building purposes, and are nt on aius the
City limits.
uqvz0N feat 1ann-
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NuE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT IL REt
-~TRTESEMAR j. 2aad$ arc rotsefsl g Hls
al Letters Pstent OF Englauf, ana as5Cs- d q
Seals OF the Eclie de Fharm7elg az taFa Az
Imperial College o! Medicine, NlounA
No One Is Invaluable tor Exhaustion Spernsa-of
rhnea and al ghysiesl disabilities
10. Two ompisJaly srAdlcatss Oh tfac7 ttCs
disegses thai have nocauoi0rs oe-s truAiei - ne NAP
ss5us and peruici0as use o. coraytH al c1naGJ-
No. Three has entirely suppiSntsd tlelMuri9as use
IT 1i.--Try thereby insurine 10 ths zussrer SPEEDY
relief, disperaing Oh imHurihed, hE5 roYtliR Sos Ss
venom Of diseases.
T~eIEsEsAa, Nos. 4, sad = ots Pispar1Ltvus q y
,rm Oh Lozcagas, devoid % taate ana smell, ara
tad divided into separate doses, - administer p
VeIpau. L~AlemRnd, Rou1, kic0ldl sc. Prices > eacl
? rgsss for %, which sayes IS. and IN "a cGea
thereby there Il a saving Of g. 20 % Lao Naoa
ale and retail OF Or. BARROW, 10 1874 Bleaoker-ht'
New York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance Dr. Bars9H
m forward the Triessmar to any part Of the Eortai
Ie3urely packed, and addressed according % tae IL
TcrucronB OF the writer
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MEDIeAL
NNTNNE SUCCESS
EXTRAORDINARY
Inn DOLLARS PREMIUMll
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or Spermatorrhea, elect, &C., and
CURED,
aTrFR ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS

CURED,
AFFER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay One hundreS
dollars for the proof thst he ever fails to cure the
~ nraof raj any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success.
After many years of laboriouss STUDY and eXDerlenosi
Dr GIBSON d happy 10 being able to announce to
the unfortunate, that he has perfected a system q
treatment for
Of the above, and also all contagious diseases OF the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bsd effects
ArA ni1Rgssf neIsT9W ~ ISSiE3RV66s PR6sFRATIoN.
de has succeeded in curing cases in this cit s9Ine o.
ghom had expended hundreds OF dollars WITH sell
styled physicians, who profess to treat al prlVsts
maladies with success, ard without receiving the
M. TGIBSoN does not boast that be is a member o.
some College in London OF Paris as perhaps some
others do for the purpose OF ensnsrlng tne y ne " ~
Allied. But what Dr. G. might boast OF isthts, thatEe
is able 70 give entire satiuacu9n 70 nos Wy W,
Dose confidence in his AbllrIy ana LnuesFityg anu 10
Sc has perfected an American system Of freshmen
which challenges any Physician Of LONDON 9r FeIls,
or any pateut medicine to equal for the radical cure
ofseminalw weakness, and all diseasesor derangemenU,
both mental sn5 physical, arising from se1uai OF Sc
81 GIBSON also claims Ter bis new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet diseoYereoi
! sbie he uses no relics Of the dark ages such as Mer-
| ourV, nor any other deleterious drug; Secondly, nc
Ms trestmenf is positive and certain IN all cases. lie
stsnds prepared to 90 into any public or private hos
o5taI IN the United States and demonstrate the IN
mense superiority of his new over any otnei
1ov known to the world IN point OF promptnes5, per
nsnency -1Ildnesg, safety and convenience 70 the pa'
Eent. I fu-L,s
and has during the past three years performed. many
sures ofdiseases which had for yearE resl1tedauothL
modes Of treatment. Reference can be gwen % llul
viduals Of the first respectsbility in Clevelandy BIOS,
tom New York and other cities In regard TO skill anC
i1tegrityfn all professional tranBactions, Dyspepsia
R~heumatigm, Screfala and IA chronic diseases treat
al with superior success
aauT Medicine sent TO a. lloi bhe country OF
Dr. GTBsONs New Wo=h \ Physiology for sale a
his once.
DR.. GIBSON,
PROFESSOR OF EEEoTBOPATHY AID mEDtoIAEI
Onoa-ue senacs-st., q few doors nom Superior a
nc hoursfrom 70 I2and from stO O'Clock dali
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Fralkfiu-St, opp1sits Reservoir. Sooa BARI
Well Water and Cisteru $500. Terms easy.
A larye new and eieKaut Brick House and Barh, COZ
ner Kinsman and Forest-Sf- Lot Z'oX5so- 500
Brick Houssaud Lot, No. S JohnsOn-St Los SXlOi.
Price 400.
* q ~ New Britk House aud Lot, No % scogl.le-
st Lot 3sxl4', C r. alley and Sco7ille-ot; %S'o'
Terms easy. Possession given 1mmtdIaley.
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q aacras in BrscksyTUe: IS acres imyryved, bailauce
c-oice timber land. s25 per acre, TcTms easy
% acres ia Boston 20 acres imoToted SoOu uous'
90 Rarn pdez s91 psr acre. Ter mi 9 sy
Ie3 ncrts in Parma, 4 miles from brigotoas ~ acles
fmvroved. Good two-stOry House and two Barns
Price $3.50.
5Oaues IN Newburg. abous smiles from Cleveland
Good House an Barns and fine orchard e5g0e
6s0 acres. so m les fiOm Toledo aud S miles rom wan
ge1n Statioa on Air Line Railroad; So0acres pal
RE and balance timber land New House anu
ia n an 4 goO3 Fruit. so per acre. Iermsea-y'
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THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
& CO.,
Storage and Produce


Once and Warehouse u and 79imerWln-5t.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
UB-Propristors Of the NEW UNION RAILWAY
III AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS IaBoin.
ing the New Freight Depot Of the O. O. q. Railroad
Co. on Merwin-St.,) having aHt0rage capacity OttWc
hundred and nifty thousand bushels.
DEALERS uN-Grain, Flour, Fish, Highwines,
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gen
orally. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
?. THATCHER, IT., GEO. W. GARDINER, Oflate arm
g. 4. BURT, CLARK, Gardner & Co.
A. @. M'EATRY, n. n. CLAFLEE.
Firm Of Thatcher, Burt 4 %.
u-Property received by Railway, Canal or Vessel
for Sale or shipment. Will give personal attention 70
The purchase and sale Of Produce and Merchandise
ES-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on all
C-0nHignments. We are prepared to receive ana snip
By Canal, Lake OF Rail- without cartagell Grind
stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarse froights
Of m kinds, having the only Dtrrck5 In the City FOR
tine TRANSFER Of heavy Freights.
AD-Refer 10 Banks and Business Men generally.
dec2.RZ7
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HATS, CAPS 4 FURs,

II you want 40 A No. Fashionable SILK A
for Five Dollars, such as the trade sellf,r SIX. call on
DECKAND b EhGLEHART.
For the LARGEST, and by far the RICHEST as
so7tment in the City, Of Children's and Infants Hats
and Capa, ia LeghOrn, Pedal, Cobnrg, and Dunstable
Braids, lat exceedingly low price3) call on
DECKAND & EEGLEHARF.
PALM bEAF HATS AND SaAKER HOODS, at
wholesale and retail. at prices that defy competi-
tiOn. & ENgLEHART,
apr23-R25 ld SuperiOr-St., OPP. Weddell.
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ROTELs.
PAPER M%ANUFACTORY.

CLEVELAND PAPER COMFY
-Wanufactursrs Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPFR. Ordeu diled promptly.
Wnutrf. Once leo Bur8riof-Bt.
W.fATEoB AHalf
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r AND OFFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
4 mas constantly on hand a large n.mber Of I'M
proved Fans Tor sale for cash OF On time Aso a
variety OF CITY and VILLAGE Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin ana MiAsouti;
which he will exchange for Farus, City or P~rsonal
81 fgor mayl2
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REAL ESTATE.
& STOGKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,


Once No. 9 AtWatsr Building. Entrance througl
the Insurance Office OF +. BrAytoh.
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DR.. S o n,

PROFESSOR OF ELEoTBQfAfAA ASD mtyLoLaE
Omos-u9 Senacs-St., Anew doors nom sUpeflof up
omce hoursfrom 70 I2nnd from sto O'Clock daily
sundays eUoeptedJ
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIG ALBUMS, A.
New YORK p1cls

iTg Supsrior-st
"CARTEg DR VEsITg" OF CELEBRATED
Zen and Women. ond peimsrs Marbles, At
R-G DOUGLAS &Ocss,
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The M~alOr-Ueneral collM16 'H
partment proposes the organization Of a
Corps d'Armee Of colored troops, TO be
designated as the aCorps dAfrique.' It
will consist ultimately Of eighteen regi-
mnnts re~nreseniing All arms-infantrY,
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MORNINGLEADER
eensral BanI1s' order for die " Corps


H-EknoUAnrERs DEPAHTUENr or d GULFl }
NINErErSrH AENY C0nPs, Z
OPELoUsAs, Nay l. la5l' )
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TRAGIC Fate of a Party OF LOndOner.


Information was received in this city re-
Gently, Of the fate of party of Londoners,
who left London, C. W., last May, for the
attractive but seductive gold fields of Brit
ish Columbia. The party it appears, con
sisting Of three members of the Rennie
family, who, it will be remembered, about
three years ago carried on an extensive
wholesale boot manufactory in this city,
with the late Steward Of our city hospital,
Mr. Elson, and another party by the name
of Wright, formerly a resident of this city,
had determined on taking the overland
route to their destination, by way of St.
PauTs and Fort Garry, and had reached
the head of Fraser River before the ap-
proach of winter.
While proceeding down this stream in
two canoes, they struck against rock,
breaking their frail barks, and leaving
them on a rock in the centre Of the river,
without any mode of reaching either shore
of the rapid stream.-Three Of their par
ty, J. Rennie, Elson and Wright were FROST
bitten, and together with the exhausted
condition of their bodies, were necessitated
at last, after three days Of great suffering
to succomb to the pressing demands Of
hunger and fatigue.
TIE rest of the party then attempted to
land, which they did, reaching the gold
regions in December, having passed
through a history of privatious, which
made meagre growth on their track the
only food, and with a deficiency of cloth
ing, insufficient for even a covering.-The
few Of the party who remained to tell the
sad tale of want and misery were the
means of sending the friends of the lost the
sad intelligence of their fate.-London
(Odnadq Vest Prototype.
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MORNING LEADER.
= = : : : : = = - -
TUESDAY mORNTNG. JUNE 8. 1868.
Artemus Ward on COpperheads,

Not along ago I made revoo Of Joseph's
army. l was considerably surprised to
obsarve all the cannons pintin' rite
towards the North,
MY blood-stained veteran" sez !, ad-
dressing a Lieutenant Brigadier, who was
playing old sledge" with q tenth corpOr-
lis clerk for a yaller postage stamp in the
corner, my bloOd-stained veteran, why
air not them guns pintin towards the
Southern Conthieveracy ?"
"Thunderl" replied the Lieutenant
Brgsdier, turniu' up jack from the bot
tom-se thunder what's the use Of aiming
'em towards the South as loTng as there is
wuss enermies to our Guv'ment in the
North? 1t will be a easy matter to wipe
out the rebs arfter we put down the Cop
perheads in the North"
My bloomin' hero" sez I, 81 guess you
air about rite. The 'Butternuts' air
mean traitors, but the Northern c. H. air
a internal site the meanesterri
That's sou sez the tenth corporifs
clerk, sipp;n' ace up his kote sleeve.
/ left EN- thare innersent pastime an
propeld-propeld little too much, for I
wandered outside the Fed'ril lines, and
surrounded 2 secesh pickets, an took en-
prisoners. The F. F. V's-these F. F. VS.
don't mean Five Foolish Virgins, scarcely
the F. F. VS. objected to accompanin' me !;
80 followed them. Considerin' they was
my prisoners, they used me pretty ruftiy
But iSs thare way fOuored the chaps
4ieally - fIOhmul when ssll- T. F--N
.shrivilries got a squint at me. They i'm
medistely commenst fer to hold thare noses
shet, an sum pulled off thare shoes an
stoekins' rs ef [ was goin' to lick thaTG
" Keep respectaOIe dIstanL i'm
seq one.
"Yes, I will-to keep respectable -
Those wus my sureustic retort.
"Beg your pardin p apOlogized the F.
f. VS., puttig on thare shoes and stock
ms and takin' thare digits from thare
nasal organs. ave thort you was one of
them Nurthern Copperhedded peas men,
who air allers wantin' TO lick our feet an
make up with us"
mary peas men !" SEE l. "pm in favor
oV 8 Yigrus prosecution ov the war. Ditto
ny friend A L."
"Well," sez they, ave have sun respeck
for Yankee wot stands up for his Guv'-
ment; but the blowy VuIiandighammers,
Woodses, Hughsee, and so--4ths, we think
a little lower than a runaway niger. II
they was lock up by your Guv'ment, we'd
rejoice. They air not only traitors to the
North, but to the South g."
81 alters considered EN- SO too-except
to the South. Ditto my friend A. L.
I'pologized for capturing thare 2 piekets,
and they released me on parole Ov honor
whatever that is. bleeve ef the Cop
perhead would behave thareselves, an not
drink TOO much whisky, they wood be as
good Uni)n men as the rebels. Jist
about
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SQUARn
4 andOval Gilt Frames, at ..-L-l -e
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AIr. Randall, the Unconditional Union
nominee for Congress in the Eighth Ken.
lucky District will undoubtedly be elected
without opposition.
Mrs. Childress, the estimable mother o.
Mrs. James K. Polk, died few days since
at her residence in Murfreesboro'. She
was q lady of exemplary Christian vir.
tues.
Extensive frauds upon the revenue have
recently been discovered in San Francisco
and the books of several large importing
frms have been seized by the Collector Of
As Port.
At meeting of a number of Cincinnati
doctors, on Saturday evening, resolutions
were passed strongly condemning the re-
cent order of Surgeon General Hammond,
in sbOlishing the use of calomel in the
army.
The design of the new flag, to be pre-
scented to the 1st District of Columbia col
ored regiment is a novel one. The God
dess of Liberty stands with her feet on a
snake, which is biting itself to death. In
one hand she holds the Presidents Pro-
elamation of Freedom in the ether 3
GAAoHAoAr WuASA eAc uAUAS a bAAGAG00NA eHAAA
dusky freedman.
Some days ago the rebel papers stated
that their folks had got up the heavy guns
Of the Keokuk, which were then lying on
the levee at Charleston, and were to be
mounted for the defense of that city. The
correspondent of the New York Tribune
at Hilton Head says that up to the 18th
they had not raised the guns at all, having
been shelled away at every attempt.
A Miss Hozier, living few miles beyond
Suffolk, was arrested on Tuesday last
while trying to make her way through
our lines to Richmond. In the handle Of
her parasol were diagrams and papers
giving in detail the character and location
of all Notifications in the vicinity, and the
strength Of the forces garrisOning them.
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EARNS FnR SALE

2iO acres in Brscksvie IS acres imsroved balance
cAoiee timber land. SI5 per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres In Boston 80 acres im0IOVed Good EOuss
and Barn. Price SD per acre. Terms e-sy
l23 acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 80 aoTos
improved. Good twO-story House and two Barns.
Price $500.
80 acres in Eewburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and line Orchard. $500.
$50 acres, so miles fIom Toledo and miles rom Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad; $50 acres pIai
RE and balance timber land. New HOuse and
Barn an good Fruit e20 per acre. Termi eaSy.