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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, August Sc p. N.

p'e wt SATURDAY, August SOP. N.
\ Money Ii as easy any one could wish. Call
loans are &C per cent. 0ftwelve leading houses
whom We consulted by far the majority were not
giving over for money, and some were refusing
il at that rate The people who find money close
are operators who want to borrow 80 on North
western, 40 on Quicksilver and rs on Cumberland
Gold fell to 1891 this morning. and exchange
was offered everywhere at 1870. There s no specu
lation in either. eiR9Ha'a
The stock market was dull this morning; but
prices were no lower than they were after the
board last evening. The bsarscootinssd 10 sell
Central. Erie, Reading and some Of the other
prominent stocks; but there seemed to be orders
enough to take all their offerings. Illinois Central
and Harlem were pretty firm; Prairie du Chen
rose per cent on the prospect Of consolidation.
After the board there was quite Q rally In the
market. and quotations were all x n per cent
better than on the printed list. Within the past
day OF two very heavy short interest has been
made. Late in the afternoon the market became
very strong indeed, and every one wanted 10 buy.
Great progress IL being made with the work o n
the western division Of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway-the great connecting link Of
broad gauge communication between the Atlantic
and Mississippi. No means are being spared to
have the unfinished portion between Akron and
Cincinnati completed early in November, and when
this il opened travellers will be able to proceed
from New York to St. Louis without change Of cars.
With the view Of contributing to the comfort OF
passengers travelling such long distances, arrange.
ments have already been made that will insure
first class meals in the European style being
served at ths different stations the line appoint
ed for that purpose, and ample time will be al
lowed. The company have also under their con-
alteration the provision Of suitable cars for
LADIES' desideratum hitherto rather neglected
and with this view stateroom cars are being
constructed, fitted mp with every Improvement
that the present age can suggest, and with
especial regard to their comfort. - that the long
journeys may DO performed with % little fatigue
- possible. sat.~t.san.es .e s4l
n -
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the shoulder ,andouspf his arms terribly shastsrsd
guard placed about the premises and at htest &C
counts II thought Dial would never be able Ia Dc
moved uoti carried " hs grave This 10 the only way to
treat such moasters They outrage all the laws o. hu-
mainly, and cannot expect man to hive any bowels Of
compsssion for than. a& Ef "A 81 T18v~ 4lnaaR
THE RESULT. 81 az. a4fE : = .a--'.f
As result OF such tdde on the part OF mar
shall Philips now have the entire enrolmept complete
10 the district Eighteen thousand names have been en-
rc oil, thaowners az which subject 70 perform mill
taFy duty In addition to shis, hundred or more de-
sert<rs have bean arrested Others fast coming 40
aud giving themselves up. go
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Died.
AUs- IN s~turssy sornsSw Augosi :. Mn Frssi
rxut Argss. fL'u .s8faF sid M.
The relatives and frssds .. the family 80 repeatedly
invited " Atleid sss sasrrA from 10 crys- sst,
the fs4naAJl inofnnx, Al ssne olFxs. N
nox-N4-ln rr okiyn 80 fr.day Asssrs J. pnass -
e,sxa ate ~ hs~~ t&ssst Tsb pear " b~v age
ne iansfal tefy<c sAl be bed - M g.s,aeaca q
hef 81 tlalei y ihnheft ~ ks1noai stfeet lvooA
Ia aus Santayl 1tsrn0.u "A toy 0'c41cs. lie
M ~ removed " h~~ ks~ts~a~ n.ss@-y ssara mr.
alrr III III ~ he fs.syts and frsdg af@ fe~s~~t.
,aily -.lssa ~ Aat<sa Ssa taR On
h,r.x- "a .sso.u.vs. 'sess'~-,~r erw,y. - rsss,
Ga H-feinr Aaza-s a. i"ag peak, - ~, lniast
"a sl,.r.as 3sy aasf ss~@a " ttssae saM
Tmo - hssf rsf a~s ssf fcsA.x bouss eu
ne ava - - ~ Ms fylEs tstef gg1w tee.
taes uss "a Ds' sifiifs. sd to eh'ss s-ssS s.s
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mouths anf 10 days.
lhe roaiisos ant friends q Tho family are respectfully
Invited ~ attend his tgnera tGs undayl aesuoon a.
two o'clock, the late hird avenue roar
loith street laFicn. Hls remains viii Le .nss red In
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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EXCURSIONS.

" 3 y
LrisHISG BANKS, Auoy,--iooa cAupiir Daily
running every day except ssturday fr,n sph fevehfs
korih river. Z. NJ rim stree, ~. ~. T. Srb hser
a. NJ Music ana daLein Hall sha f'feshm' ~ ar.l'h
ef on board. fts#A
EIsHIs0 BasEs-sTEANER MARYLAND iyArxs
iDry street * A 81. and pis- Nc. sNSsth rvrf t. ~
t,ly. erssgt SATURDAY. t.: h4y esnv an'ie. 'ssre's
CKAsp corrL,.os AM rIcs rxctsstoy %
Y1s.sss s AZ 49, IL Tss ..s.1'.e a.osalia 80 ~.
eag sa sss H. s 81 ~ r. 10. -. q. Se ~ .S
ocek A. ~, foot =, ~, esash 80 81 IT. y ~ - hl
n ssa. .sst fs.s 's a '. s % A. ~
bos the soa Tho uarsinw % sns esrsa
Lyman s~srsA<y Besssfd Achrts n. rra, srrr. "
N Hsn s-psv~ Gao der foe Ire ahhs.foa, an,
MILAN KENT wh lnsA. 81. s-euf-'o. " 80 '-r'nf
fgrns~seI aud c.tllos Rama ~ti l.s iYsl
This boat en- s~f ART the as,rt-i4t eos ff
. .as. sss ,s ~. 49, oiss r. a4 20
Lons have esea farniss.f and ~ p-i.. "a. p 's.s %
fresh nests n.t b. had 81 bs-rd. ,ets The
M, rlc beat win sas. i'~ss an. asg. r~s,sss.
aud p.sr No. North rvsr. q, oea<.. l..@t fis5 ~
u,pg S.w sipEwHfEL srgAx 81 a. r. we 4, 70
% -rsr fo' k'ea,,ioss Ail"l e -, ~, -.
rY,nE GRAND YLsrryAL Asp ricxlr % ~ VIZ
ehnrva postponed fpri Tho 1870 - Ji'. sF IA
Ion rsDd sni sr-ss fass n sol. tss1t. 80 y 80
The poor nssris onl, W is .l r
TN. viRsr AssuAL rIcsic or raE Ytr,st a..
i t9.w A n ssy ~ -suh hs,atYn I'll ttfsr"f
az ss rs .as .nss -. ~ ~ 80. - ~.
10y y, :, ,s. ~ 20 =. ss -
Gve ME .4ah .'Liaisa aaasr tn bar pss 49,
ca, . A.,s ,hs sosik f,rrs 81 90 s'oas' 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-08
The Defense of Richuiona.

1aa- NEW YORK, June 20.
rt-- have just had conversation with a
~ Confederate Heutenant esPtured in the
usss7o, osYGlry raid By Colonel Spear. He Was
...,r foTmrly connected with the several de-
tense Of Richmond, and states that the
city 4as never IN better condition for de-
= Ta5s fenss. BE does not know the force now
7f g there, but states that there are thirteen
gunbogts at Richmond In the 81. James,
carrying from three to four guns each,
some Of English make. The Mefrimac
N0,2 las four guns throwing 24-pound
steel-p,inted shot. The earthworks and
defense extend al around the city for
-s about I've miles. Our army can 20 $50 far
sz..5s uniEtsrHptsd, and he thinks the first
f,-1s q great blttle-l will occur there, and an
lzisst extended siege will result. There is
- y. splendid armery IN Richmond, and the
s59Tls 1redegaI iron works are continually turn
s1tsis ing out vast quantities Of heavy guns,
q j shot and she'll. He does not, however. deny
,.55 sshe possibility of the capture Of the city,
80 % but ssys that If the outer lines were TAX
en-, the inner ones Will be found stronger,
49, &nd the gunboats can play across the city
The heaviest guns are 13-inch. They have.
none Of lb-inch oslibeF. .---
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FR0AI NEVE YaRK.

20 NEW YoRK, July.7.
AspeCial to the Times, dated Gettysburg
July 6, says that. reports from the front
are very cheering. % bf4
Our forces are close on to the enemy,
and important results were expected BY
night. n. 4..,, 4. .e--. y g. III
General Gregg dispatched that rebels
are going to Gresncsstle instead Of Cham
bersburg. 1-ah r.-5-- +
The enemy were abandoning the wound
ed sleng their line Of retreat, officers as
well as privstes. ids NJ -a'a
Another dispatch says that the head Of
the rebel army passed through Greenwood,
II miles northeast Of HagerstoWn, Sunday
noon. .-s.rf .-a., s-e.l-l.
The rebel Generals Barksdsle and Gar
nett were killed. LIIlI. ..H 'sa1h
The enemy is reported to. have built
tressle bridge across the PotOmsc above
WilliamspoTt. II So, it is feared their
main forna may aacnna zz.a.-a
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MORNINGLEkDER,
WEDNESDAY, RI0RNTNG5JULY- s, 1858.



AtelegfSphie rsport to the New York
Herald statss that Alexander h. Stephens,
Vice President Of the Uonfsderacy, and
Commissioner ould, who has charge Ofthe
exchsage Of prisoners, came down the
james river and endsaYored to proceed to
'sisaaW washington to present letter from JefFer-
.nsg son Dsvis to President Lincoln. OF its
,,51r purport they declined to give sny infOrma-
sai zion. a Cabinet meeting was called on
q Monday morning 70 eOnsult upon the quss-
ss ton Or receiving the Ambassadors, but NO
II .dsrision vas arrived at Meantime, how
2 .ys'gFeF5 Stephens and Ould had steamed up
the James, without waiting for the result
Of their application. Whether there was
anything Of Importance in the the commu-
nicAtion or not, Of course, is open to con
oss.a lecture. r.i'.4.
.ssalass TherspOrts from Meade and Lee are
{ sa stilI favorable. General Gregg is reported
.s1s7 70 have captured four thousand men pris-
" oners. The Potomaoi il still rising, and if
Lee reerosses The Potomac al all, it must be
higher up than WilliamspOFt. 1t is hoped
thstbis retreat win be cut of entirely. 1s
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"a IIoE E1IU -s1- f-A-A1tAtN oAASsl -ll1lrH3l
llsi -s-.g An arrival at New York from New Or
q 'l1ll 81 leans, CO.. firms the capture Of BFas6ear
s.m., City, Louisiana, which is situated near
Ia ,lala Berwick's Bay on the Gulf coast BY the
p 'aas rebels. We had previously q rebel an
10 .sss suouuosnsnt of the capture which occurred
.=i on the z8H ut The loss includes 900
- men, 600 Of them oonyalesssats, and
laoa.ig Hsigbteen or twenty guns. The whole Of
the Lafeurohe country is also occupied by
,isasd the febels and our outposts are only twen-
z y IL miles from New Orleans That city is;
however, considered safe from all danger,
The eoneentrstion Of all Banks forces at
llrisiBg PoEt Hudson, rendered inevitable the re-
70 possession By theenemy Of the scene Of the
Generals late tFiumphs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-08

DIsM1ssIKG A CoPPERHEAD BOARDER.-
LIR. EDiToR: For a fortnight past there has
been q 'Canuck" boarding at avery Fespect-
able widow lady's on Seneca street, whole
her husband IN thecAuse Of the Union, and
On several ioccasiohs he has been heard to
make rsnarksE strongly tainted With synps-
yrfos tkp rebels in arms against the Gov;
eminent, such as this: q he hoped they fths
Rebs.') would give US (the Feds. sound
thrashing, and then the war would end, !" &c,
&c. To-day the lady of the household Mr..
copperhead that be might g Tameose, = as his
room was better than his company, and he
dld vamoose in a hurry too. The lady said,
"a She wouldnot board a rebel sympRthizer."
sa1- Truly, U1oS,
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.buQsFslina by Colonel Montgomery. 1t
. s7s Cd says De- s55u oi ,qq INV cd 51ssv 5000 ia
lasaItis said that Colonel MOntgOmerys
~ sai a6urnings and devastations are performed
-lH7 az 81 f0bedience to explicit orders from the
s Gcvernnent, and are intended as retah-
- alton for the murder OF negro prisoners.
.--..srs Ne esteem this bad business altogether,
sri-J ,si and hope that Colonel Montgomery obeys
q, ID ya sEoh orders only under every protest
which he can lawfully make. If black
troops are murdered when captured, there
.H-u Eai is Just enc thingf6 be done. Our Govern
sda 5s mehtmast executee an equal number Of
bs1hnaA rebel prisoners It must be done under all
II 2 81, the forms and soEemnilies Of military ex
fEs eeution. RelUltantly, and With explicit
lids cOnfession Of reluotance, The Goyernment
'2s,ses should resort 10 those seYerities; but
should resort to them without fear or IA
ga booEoEy or l0ny shadow Of weak hesitation,
5asssEailing to do this piece Of justice, the
rlaiib5- Government becomes accessOrytO the MUIR
szi sa' der of our troops Let us adopt either the
-sr-s - IaWlof the Old Testament or that Of the
s'll New, and make up our minds to exact an
- = eye for an eye, or else, when smitten on
-. =. one cheek, to turn the other also. A mis-
.i4s. ersble middle course, such IS burning VII
lagos and destroying private property
x - wants the force Of exact retaliation, and
-llil-s. DOES us even more injury than il inficts
upon the rebels.D Ven l7l1sH --4
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WE are informed by passenger frem
Buffalo that the immense Freight Depot in
that city was ifrsdj again last night. There
is great dissatisfaction between the laborers
ana 'the RAILROAD companies. Our informant
says there was great excitement there last
night on account of the riot between the
Irish and negroes, alluded to in the tels-
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- Al Tebsl newspaper says that athe
blackberry crop viii soon be ripe and tnat
s--N will bes great help TO our Army" Wait
ID. b. till We get q few hundred thousand ttAmer.
lean citizens Of African descenFt' in the
,8T ,5ie IS r.S .S1 ge = es9: you yeu rniser-
AD4e repeL--Adsh1ltlf JRiea.- tgTT
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A. BEEOIT, otherwise known as Ben
Benoit, was arrested yesterday in Sandusky, !,
an d Bf5aeb5 Esse.L He was indicted some
days ago in the U. 6. Court for showing
without Heenss. he Wiilibe tried soon. F..
7, Bsckus, Esq, is his counsel. ,..s.
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The New. York Evening Post says that
George E. Pugh is reported in thsPublic
mi prints land BeI have insEsr seen th report
,5,. denied to have stated in Wsshin gton city
Al .aiaJ that plans we're natursd and heir, sEe-a
I q s1.a Oution could not be prevented BY any hu-
ri d man power, to take the Northwest into the
Rrsr b=s Southern OOnfsdsrscy, i0hss Ct 6slqagsI .
-4f,,----,- The Cincinnati Times says ui 70 gIi
brz s-s1-fst 1--WE too, have seen-ths ASSERTION more
.57nd b1than onoei we hsVs never heard. any de-
niAl. OF course IL # Is false, Mr. aPagh
'o3 viii not quietly rest under the odium con-
sesuent upon such a charge" s5fl5 ..i.
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e9g REWARD W1o,5 - q.

---' S25 REWARD.-WHOY .vtR. WILL. e
lisis sPf sss 9 5s i5s aEis tas ciiS 9lif
3glst1t OF ln 9ereania, who fered NV fai5' m
Iqe tiats near TIC naehine eh0Y of fthel eyeafd &
oaoEilf Aaa.lroads theIIll
ak az sas sss q st Rs5Sa5Sq,S 5s BaS
49, lonelng % licaaei Shg han ili be Maid bv
ne a6oYsreY a. and VIII receive he
y fliy ubs bear "a 4 ~ saa , III ,Ii
gr.5fpf7t ff7t NJ AsPro5aiioP q AZ gpoe N sn. ?
-.- -ss,1,' Il e--1s.-si eeA-s - ~ iune57-i46
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Lee Escaping Across the Potomac.
Sedgwick j Pressing His Rear.
REBEL GENERAL EWELL Deal
FROM FICKsBURG

+ + s.. ,9.'t - g5. GAIEo, July Z.
: sAdispatch boat from VieksbuFg on Sun
day has arrived, bringing news that Penn
beFton sent IN a flag Of truce on ihe 4th,
offering 10 surrender If allowed to march
his men OuIs. z-s- L7a lisa b. a-trlas So
Grant said none could leave except as
prisoners Of war. - q
TTPemterton then Internationally surren-
dered I-s r- E- rl-E .-s.
rs .a5r 9.---.5 WAsHINGToE, July 7.
Secretary Welles received a dispatch to-
day from Admiral Porter that Vicksburg
surrendered July 4th. -
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MASTERS . SALE.LPUBsUANT

lNA to the command of second PllfUies order
OF sale from the Court of Common Pleas Of OuyR-
hOga county, Ohio, at the suit Of TheOdOrio C..
Severance and Caroline NJ. Severance against
Norman c. Baldwin and others, TO me dlTectedi
door Of the Court House, in the city of Cleveland,
on the 1Oth day of July, 1858, at B. O'Clock P NJ
the following described premises .situdto m the
townships or Brooklyn, being number seven in
the thirteenth range of tbInahIps in the Con-
nectieut Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio,
andWl1ieh is also in the county OF Cdyahogay and
is known by being IN that part Of the city Of
and described as follows, to-wit: Island Block
No. %, according to a map and survey made By
Ahaz Merchant, and recorded in the Ouyahoga
county peuords ;.said block being the same here
tofore decided to said5Normsn G. Baldwin by s.
Thompson, be the same more or less, but sub
ject to all Legal highways. Appraised at 81, 400.
June 9. 1863. L. W FORD, Master Con'ry
.BAGKus & NnBLE, Pl'tfi'sA tvs. DO ihne9 4t7
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South Mountain Gap. The rebels, men
and animals are said to be exhausted.
Another battle imminent. ~
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VOL. XVIII
MATTERS,
Iron Last EVENINGS EdItiOn.l

JoHE RYAN, driver in the employ Of
Stevens Stage Line, was yesterday arrested
as deserter. 1t is stated that he had en-
listed in two regiments and deserted from
both. f-fr- z4Elu4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-08

A AooRREsPosDENr calls attention 10 the
stencil from dead animals in 81 alley run
ming between the Columbiana' House and
Orange Street, and asks an abatement of the
DuisanOea Will the proper authorities see
4 .shetit z i s.de9s7 EEEG8AU .. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-08

Among the many certificates o. the exoeiienoe and
merits OF these Panos, Would rssr % the follow
- ng $3.50 .-.Ha.-
ME- W. KsABEr BaltinoIs, Dear Sir; 81 have great
pleasure IN oertliYEg that have triod you SQUARE
Pianos, and md them equal, Z not suporior 20 any
h this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish then1 s the eTsRRes5 Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Mighina
you Al the success you 90 highly deserve
AM Sir, youE8 very truly,
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HOOP sKIRTCO.
14I supsrior-sf,, under Wedden House, and
also, 1914 0ntarioisE

Fhts Conapeuy having opened Sales Rooms IN this
Cjfy bsp leave call the attention Of th5 pu5cto
their oWn mauufaetETe. z-a.-- -
TAI. We keep a LARGER STOCK than any whole
saiar IN the State. -
N We make greater variety Of Styles, bhafes5
Sizes and QnalitiBs thaH auy Manufacturer IN the
United etRtes.
al The stest and all the material for Hoop Skirts
1Y4 IN state 20 the saiesroom, are under
r ogn eupsrvision and entirs control. sequentg
ougtoE1erB can obtain skirts from our i0use without
1fEasA is0--the iareast assortment Of C5tgBts and
f7-ral BTI1fls9 -norsf ant " on hand 1Ig or t
,saIEUur Betal Dcbartmentis is in charge Of eoIHFe-
tent Ladies' -isla. q Fz-l .alffa - ~
lE-iderchants supplied cheap at wholesale.
on FRANK bRnS. & CO., ProprietOr5,
fes - . b. 2 al SuperiorGnd ief t'ntario-Sts.
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FREnERIrK. Md.. JnlH

The iron bridge is so nearly destroyed
that it is impractieable for the retreating
rebels. 10 VS. f- ri RI
Portions Of the rebel army passed
through South Mountains, but the Potomac
is high and their pontoons are destroyed.
Fitzpatrick is after the rebels sharply.
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3 P IA N o s. ID
EVeFy Plano Warranted for rive Fear
oL1Pala .lg nELogEoHs TlsEaIE EIcE,aa az q.

ALSO-ON HAND.
L.L9asonl, G-lgM Lla.r..-len.l. gtrizal. &c
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DRAYT0N. & STOCKWEI III
Id al0-y y-ri4l ynB ,5la1-L1ini A3l
REAL EaTATE AGENTS.
2 E sSs Asss 6ds RaP RFs8f Bls6n through

lo-t 20 HOUSES AND IoTS FoB SALE.
rgS story House I'D Lot Pheps-st eonvsnieut to
the LRke hOre Oar Shops and Rolling MIL
BRICK Houss and Lot, No. rs Prospect st, Has Gas
and Vaa sr ana snaIl once attached, convent
ent for aP Physician. 49,. E--lt 80.
new story ii ouse and Lot corner Of Perry and
Sibley-Sts Lot 6OxIsA: good Fruit Water and
l5 Gas Price 81 200. = % p i7l--' " -
large House and Lot on Cntou-Ss :, fronting Clln-
ton Park Lot 90 feet front, running back to the
Lake Good BaIu and FEGts Price s4l0QO.
Mathews Block, on south side Of PubS Square, with
land through to Ohanpiain-lSt, for sac chgaP.-
Long time gwen OF large snare Of purchase mon
h ICey % dssiI ed.LAI OF ~ 4lgI
] = story Brick House. Lot 44xl70 to an alley on
BE Franklin St, opposite RESERVOIR. -9opd Barn.
Well Water and Cistsrn, S210- Terms easy.
= ner Kinsman and ForeBt-St Lot 2e6x396. s950O.
Brick House and Lot. No. SotinsOn-St. Lot 25xlol
Price $500. rt q al H. L-.-as-
2 st3ry New Brick HOUSE lud Lot, No. s2 sooyille
St. Lot 3sKi4s, r-alleF- snd ScoY1lle-st; esSaJ
% Terms easy. POssss5ion given Immediately.
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a acres tEo miles from the CITY, about 40 rods from
Euclid-St., on the Crawford koad- A good Yarn
House an Earn; we'll stocked with ruit Of all
kinds. Price 5000. Terms 70 snit purchaser.
1pS cres 2Ik miles from the City; first oa from Eu-
clfd-gt. Price g, 900. Terms easy. =.
2io acres IL Brscksviile IS acres improved bslanes
choice tiubaF land. e25 per acre Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston; 20 acres improved. Good House
Z and. Barn. PrfOs 20 Der acre. Terms eksy-r
rs acres in Parma, miles from Brighton 80 acres
= imprOVed. Ge0d two story House and two Barns.
Price a5OOo. A .- r.,.--T -.-. :.
50 aefes in NewburE about miles rom Cleveland
Good House and BErns and fne Orchard e5oo0-
$50 acres so miles nom Toledo and ies rom " e1-
seon Station on Air Limo Railroadj Ss9acres prai
ne and balance timber land. New House and
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gTEAnsIalloa-lFron ths Fraaeh.l 81 Fl

After having pidyed outho Pianos o Messrs. hnac8
D0, 1t 10 impossible not to bear testimony 70 their
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. Ihe Pianos OF their
man ufActuEe on which have played, are eEcseding-
y remarkable FOR their qualities OF E1aE Tha Bafs
is powerful without harshne8, and the upper notes
sweet, clear and barmonpusy mellow, (chry ystlIian D
and DO not hsstat5 % express in rcgt "a these in
strqments my entire atistactid as u declare ta
they are equal 4 nOs superior 70 the best mauulac-
t1red in EurOps this country ~ TIE most csers-
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a''' l' destruction Of private property in South
.buGsFslins, by oeQlsnsl Montgomery. It
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00NuECTfONs.

OOnneCtiong made at nonroeTlle with the SAN
Bandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati y. 3, It Fremont
with Fremont Z Indiana r. B., aud at Toledo with
iedO Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit jack
son, fOrt Wayne Legansporti Laa3 sltef Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis and all points West, Northwest and
BohthW3ss. p 1z-e-tE
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at so r.. r., $50 +. ~, and 9I5 ?. n. From
sa9d1sky e 2-25 A. 80. 4. d. kUCKA.R, sG2't-
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= y l3I'l 1D8E1olcY y. lT--I'l p y
. al a1 III. 75 sss z . wise suggestion ~ should Sc
- e 8 Hsoded Z. Il was an old mszir In time
~ go Of peace, prepare for war; But We were
81 = - not prepared in Zine of peace, and even.
aassi now, in the third year o the var with in
,-rr, q, ,Tasion threatening our own borders, ne
,5i 1 y1s are not prepared. We have no effective
:, S'as- "a military or militia State organizations.
These organizations should be perfected
= speedily and WE'LL There SHOULD be no
~ 1.g-e = delay The dpty. Is ipPsTadve,T -
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Geaeralls late lEiumphs.

,2MSAH z I Private Retaliation.
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