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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
Commercial.
CORRECTED pAlLYsr
5 I'll A NJ l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

DAILY CARR CIrs OreirE,i
KxoKrE Sept. II, 1850.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
eLouR-superaL. - 50; spritt whesi extra
-, Pail wheat Extrs IS
CORN MKAL-sI o5 to 81 10 . 1oos
BRAN AND SHORTS soc TO q IeuA.
SHIP sTuFF-soe.
CoRS-43cc bash
sARLEY-75e 10 81 IS nominal
SHBAT-Fan Soassi 90. spring sss75e = .a.
RYE-soe
oArs-3oe
NEW POTATOES -soasoc; Retail IS. per peck.
TEH-Conmon ,ee. Cho.se, Is q lie; retail,
I7a to zoe
EGGs-i3 to lac
CHICKEES-sI Is to u 40.
LARD-s - sic.
BAcoS-shouiders ste; Ham. tic: Sides exc.
WHITE BEANs-common good 50 10 u IS
Prime Navy saasa so--Nominai.
rALLow-75. 10 Sc.
HAY-Timothy si2 90 TO si5 %. bated sis o.
tc ti7 oos Prairie - TO sio 90.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-Ssv Orleans fair. fae; prime 10;
choice 1T; New York, c, l4c; New york, A. Isa.
eruehsd povdereais,.
doLAssEs-Beicher's ssgar House 7o87Sc; Col
densyrup ssc ss'c-very scarce sorsum eos SOC.
CoFFEE-kic rs S5le; Java 40; LaguJra
HCE-9&ske-
Soda ~ 7tc.
soAP-raim Sic, Family &c, German 7Ie.
CASDLES-Stsri7 10 IS, summer Pressed 12tGf4s
TEAs-Ysuns Hyson. 81 ioaeI 50, Imperial, u q
4el co. BLACK, 7scaei 40.
ToBAcC0.-Dark Sweet, Sc to Soc; Medium Brand.
SOC 10 soc. Gold and Nsiurat Leaf. soc to CSC
NAii.s-Best Brands s. IS. rates.
GLAss-sxio City . SO. rates.
CoRDAGE-t7ic a Islc.
PRUir-Dried Apple. 81 s7ic per ,. Dried Peach
| es 81 TO l0sc. Raisins Is COG IS IS
| SALT-Lake - IS
PISE-No. Mackerei. btls. GA so TO SIS So
no do do eI9 90 to Ai3 90.
No. do hlfobis $50
MOI do do 400
Hlf bills. No. White Fish % IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

@ The ioIlowing strange story is 60
ing the rounds Of the French jour-
nails:
"An English photographer, Mr.. War
ner, lately took photograph. of the eye
of an OK, few hours after< lth and
on examining the impression through the
microscope, distintly perceived, depicted
on the retina, the exact delineation of
stones with which the slaug hter-house
was paved, being the last object which
affected the vision of the animal on bend.
ing down its head to receive the fatal
blow"
Upon the same principle We suppose
the eye Of . dead Copperhead would have
left impressed upon its retina the exact
dslineation Of JEFF. Davis and an olive
branch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
sUNDRlEs.

LEATHER-sole 3oa35 :Harness3s943.
HTDRs-Dry Pint l2iai5e Dry sslted 10; grub,
hall price green 7e; green sheep pelis Ices
25gresn hog skins ise.
SEsDS--Timothy % SO 10 IS; Riax, q So
REATH ERS-3oR4e.
CHEksE-Denm.rk IL to lie.
8RkF cArTLR-itSaAe sross.
sHEEP--e2 81 20 o33 xhesd.
wooL-Clean TuDwa.hed ~ t. soc; Tn washed one
third less.
oILs-Coal OIL 20 75c retail soc Linssed on
81 30; Lard OIL soc to S. retail 81 o.; Fish Oil.
q 90 To 81 40
BEE3w Also 10 35c-
VAT HoGs-s3 50 gross.
sAGs-wooiep y oo,sor aic.
NEW GUINNESS 81 X 10 22i.
oLDiRoN-1e =. BRASS Toe ' 3 Cope,
isc = B..
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati per
cent, St. Louisiana Chicago x per cont Gold 25c
buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHEETIsGs & sHiRTINGs-2o to 34c.
DRILLS-e6 to 36c.
PRIHTS-l2l, to zoe.
DELAINS-22 to 27&c
0INGHAMS-2l to SOC.
CHADWICK 4 COATS sPooL-eoc.
sKEIS THRRAD-SI 90 to q 10.
FARMERS MECH CAssIuERE--o0 to csc.
SKIRT BRAID-s0c to 81 %,
CORSET JEANS 90 10 a6c.
DRSIMsaao 70 3sic
TICKING-aot TO Soc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21
r. IsEAsEs OF THE NERVOUS, sew

scptio-da. Ad,ntapt Gen. TAI Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-21

Three Hsyuess Makers, and one SADDLE Hand Con-
sskSnt emplo ! ment given. Apply immediatey 70
eeni- div A. v. LEOPOLD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
INDIANAPOLIS, md, TUESDAY MORNING,


WssHISsroS, December 20.-The following
Senators and Members compose the COMMITTEES
appoiLted by the Democratic caucus to confer
with the National Democratic Committee TO IL
the tiue and place for holding national conven-
ton:
j. c. Allen Of Illinois; Fernando Wood OF
New York. G. b. Steel Of New jersey, William
II. Miller Of Pennsylvania, ID Marcy of New
Hampshire. Garret Davis Of Kentucky, Senator
Hendricks of Indiana.
The following gentlemen were appointed to
arrange the order OF business for Democratic
Members. who are to report 70 the caucus on
Mondsy next:
Dawson of Pennsylvania. Brooks Of New
York. Pemberton OF Ohio. Mallory OF Kentucky
and Robinson OF Illinois.
Since the Senate committee indicated It's pur
pose to repeal the $500 exemption clause, enlist
ments have substantially ceased all over the
country. The Governors Of many States In their
letters to leading Senators protest against the
peal; the repeal will run up the price OF substi.
tutes to at least $1,000. The probabilities to-
day are that the exemption will be increased by
the Senate committee 10 $500
The Government will TO morrow dispatch mes.
seneers to Halifax with Instructions to our Con-
sui at that place The action OF British authori--
ties in protecting the pirates OF the Chesapeake
has caused much comment in diplomatic circles.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
From New York

NEW YORK, December l9.-Special to the
Tribune, dated Washington. December 18th.
saws:
Although no official order has been issued. it
nav he settled that Gen Schofeld will be re-
lievel within day or two, at his own request
The order will probably read. "and that Gen.
Rosecrans will succeed him
new command will soon be arranged for
Gen. Curtis. the President having said the charges
against him in connection with cotton SPECULATION
is utterly unfounded
gentleman who has resided in Richmond
during the last five years, recently reached this
city, having LETT Richmond December 9Th, fur
nshing the following:
The garrison in the city and forts numbers
about 1000 men. who principally employees
of the Government They are armed with Bel
giau rifles The forti6cations consist of several
lines OF entrenchments, earth works and rifle pits
beside forts The forts are sParsely manned.
number of guns have been mounted on all the
works since the attempted escaped of the prison
ers The Union men of Richmond were
aware of the intended effort. aud would have
Joined the prisoners hal they succeeded.
From the srmOry IN Richmond aud works al
Fayetteville North Carolina about 900 guns per
week are turned out. All these guns are rifed al
the Tredgn works. Heavy guns are being
hooped and the work OF thu improving them is
gong on, anu arrangements tre belnE mace bN
which they hope TO make 1000 rifles per month
The principal powder mandatory is At Augnela
Georgia
The loss OF stocking machinery at Fayette-
vile. would prove irreparable
Early in the war, and until a very late date
drawings Of projectiles adopted by our Govern
ment. were received from Washington, aud il
some cases their manufacture commenced il
Richmond even before they were made here.
Our informant saws that prices current under
quote everything Flour quoted at SIS per bar
rel. ostensibly sells at Sl25, and other things il
proportion.
The arrival of the French corvette for the pur
pose of attending TO the removal OF French 10
bacco, had created considerable feeling amonl
the merchants and people, and loud objection
were made TO its being given up unless the Frenel
would raise the blockade.
All hopes of foreign Intervention has dieC
out
The refusal of England to ALLOW rams q
sail. excited much Indignation. inasmuch a
rebel authorities had 10 send gold i'm advance q
paw for them.
People are very anxious for the exchange o
prisoners. and il Is thought cessation was plainl
adopted by our Government 10 prevent them fror
rehlling their army. The systematic starvation
OF our men Was spoken Of as being policy 3
compel us TO resume exchanges
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
INSUR ANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance Company;
indianapolis, Indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,
tUr STAIN $

u T 81 AIMS
Capital ....... .......$ 100000.
ENSURES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD fURNuURf.
II Barnes HAY, Grain and Live stock therein, ssainE
los ard damage BY IRE, for the term OF i've or seve
years
ptxKcToss-J. Harvey, Frederick Bragg, {. C. ots
WV I Gibson, Indianapolis John n. Hutton, Richmond
oUfcxss-J : Harvey, President; Frederick Bragg
Vice President, Frederick Braggs. Treasurer. VIM.
tsfbson, Secretary.
e. 4. OLIN, General agent.
bTTrKEScKs-wm. A. Peelie, Ex. sec state, Centre;
vile, Andrew Wallace. Esq. Merchant, James NJ. Raj
Cashier Bank Of State. H. Fletcher, Esq.. MerrhaTs
j T. NcDonah, Attorney Law Josiah Locke. ESQ, a
Locke Bro, J. Peek, Esq, President T. II !. Raj
road Co., indianapolis, John Peterson Ekq stephen
wiggins. Merchant, Richmond; d. L. wilhAmson. Esq.
Attorney al Law Greeneastle C. ". H Esq. ..nttsbers
Harvey ID scott, Esq. rsrre Haute. {. Crver, Rsqs
, uppecsncs aoTs -d5rr /.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
From cairo .

CAIRO. December 2l.--The steamer Suitana
from Vick~burg. burned last night She bad
80 bales of cotton aboard for this point. which
were destroyed
Memphis papers of ,he 18th report rowing
bands Of guerrillas swaTmlng the interior OF West
Tennessee. They piundering citizens to an
outrageous extent.
Richardson has resumed operations In his old
haunts, with a command of about COO men who
go about the country conscriptng withou. refer
ence 10 age.
Forrest il at Jackson. Tenn, with force re-
ported at 6,0O0-probably exaggerated. Another
gang under Mowry is operating near Union De-
pot
Among Others conscripted by these gangs is
H. L Priddy, formerly editor of the Memphis
Argus
The Memphis cotton market is stagnant; good
mddng is III and middling fair 30
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
&C., &C., &C., &C.
From Cincinnati.

CiNcIYSArI, December 81 The The great
Sanitary Fair will be inaugurated To day
General Grant arriy ed NJ Nashville on Satur
day.
A speciu To the Commercial. dated Cumber
land Gap. Dec. lS. saws:
Longstreet divided his forces on Mlnday, one
part making attack on Blan's Station the
other a, Kelly's Ford. the design being TO cut of
Shackleford and Foster. The movement of Gen
Farmer frustrated the plan.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday between
Tazewell and Clinch river
Longstreet is reported killed and his forces
surrounded
a dispatch to the Commercial dated Loudon.
Ky, Dec. 90, says:
Gen Shackelford and staff arrived here en-
route for home. He left Blain's Cross Roads on
the 10th.
The battle of Beans Station. on the 18th.
commenced at o'clock and lasted till dark. f.
Shackeord holding his ground i'll that time.
when he withdrew.
Our loss was from $50 to 300 killed and
wounded
Our forces were concentrating at Blain's Gro 8
Roads when Shackeford left.
The Commercials dispatch from Louisville.
dated the 18th. SAYS:
The residence of VIM. II. Walker at Pewee
Valley was destroyed by fire Loss 500 900,
partially insured
Reports prevail that force of 800 guerrillas
are preparing to move through Pound Gap for a
raid on the eastern portiol of the State.
The rebels are concentrating for the purpose
OF making raid on the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad Our forces prepared for
them.
A considerable amount of counterfeit green
backs found To day, and the party attempt
ing To circulate them was arrested
Col Calm communder of tho Eastern Dis
trict OF Kentucky. recently captured eighty
guerriIlas.
The 29th Kentucky attacked and routed the
guerrillas at Pound Gap, where number of pris
oners, arms and horses were captured
4 dispatch 10 the Commercial. dated Nash
vile. Dec. IL. says:
Advices from Knoxville represent everything
quiet in that direction.
Longstreet has returned to Bulls Gap for the
supposed purpose of wintering in the Wantauga
VALLEY. with the view OF moving into North
Carolina.
The railroad is in operation south of Knox
vile to Loudon. The river is open to nayiga-
tion from Loudon to Chattanooga.
General Foster has established his headquarters:
at Knoxville.
Grounds for the United States cemetery a
Chattanooga has been selec1ed national
monument is TO be crested. AL the kil'ei arc
those dying in hospitals and buried in town ar,
being disinterrei and placed in the cemetery.
Nothing new in military affairs at Chatta
nooga.
bill has passed both Houses of the Kentuck,
Legislature to enable the Southern Bank of Ken
tucky TO wind up its affairs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r "A I L r Q a D.
1868. ME e9zM 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route to Chicago via X ok ON O..
80 mLKs SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE

80 MlLES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 70 1883, train
" trains will be ~ follows
A Chicago Express Train will leave Indianapolis al
1925 p NJ, arrive at Kokomo at $40 r. H.,
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for LoyanSport Valparaiso
and Chicago. and arrive at Peru AZ 40 2. NJ.
Returning, the train will leave Peru AZ l2o A. NJ.
making close connections with the night train from Chi.
cago, and arrive at indianapolis at $40 A. N.
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis ass Y. N
stopping at all stations aud arriving at Peru In time c
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway for Wabash Huntington, Fort Wayne To-
edo and Detroit.
Returning, the same train will leave Peru az 5St
NJ after the arrival Of the train the T ". r. W
from the East and arrive N Indianapolis Al loco A.
In time 10 make connections for all points East, so1h
ard West
Chicago Rxpresstrsin will leave Indianapolis e2C
r. NJ, making close eoueci ions At Kokomo with train oT
Logsnsporf, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive si
Peru 10r A. NJ In time 10 make connection with trsn
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail
Returning the same train will leave Peru l25 p
making close connection Kokomo with the train
the Cincinnati and Chicago Air fbe r R- from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logansport ann arrive AZ Indianapolis
lI0 p NJ In time connect with the evening trains fo
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points,
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
Y. T. AaLGrr. General Ticket Agent. feb7s. 's3-dl,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

versf--uaen,- published IN both the Daily and the
n NV will be charged The full Daily rates,
' n Que half the Weekly rates added.
sness Notices Published IA the local columns, Of ten
under. win BE charged for each Insertion 81 "
~ ten lines, ten cents per line.
arges will he made far inserting the notices 81 the
Ning Offers Societies aud siions At the rates
aa-d O. he paid IN adgaree:
lisry Companies Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
)rY - Beucvoent Societies and Singing Societies.
each notice not exceeding lines - cents Tor eac
n lion. over eight lines NJ this rate
nouncinE deaths With funeral notice attached, u;
I'll Bout rotre free
yfriaac Notices so cents.
81 81 Festivals Piones ard Excursions, gotten up by
iuals as>ocstion>. by churches at the regular
}vertlseneuis loaded and placed under the head Of
W tai Notices. II ten lines over viii be charged double
h -uai rates.
advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
,ns In the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
farly advertisers 20 paw quarterly.
nouncing candidates for offices of every description
charged al the rate offl so for each name IN the
and Bin the Daily and Weekly the same 10 be, In
III ases. paid in advance.
advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the at
ot va ordering aud delayable for the legal proceed
neH bot collectsble al usual time. Publishers not
lc untabe for the accuracy c. legal advertisements De
,ox the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARKNESs BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
j. NJ. TiIFORD,
President indiana polls Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22

WAsHINeToN, December 2l-The Navy De
partment has received Dispatch from Admiral
Lee dated the Doth. saying there is no truth in
in the rumor of the destruction OF the Daylight
by rebel batteries near Wilmington. The Day
light Is now at Beaufort
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
On FID r. TIA l.

G4sa YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE IN
II iurcd themselves by certain secret
r. 0E habits, which unfit them for business
klz pleasure or the duties Of marredlife
also, middle aged and old men. who
k the f-ies youth other Causes feel debility
vanee vsther years before placing themseves sunde
III treatment os ony enc, should first resd
THE SECRET FRIEND
Married ladies will learn something OF Importance by
d using The Secret tFr3end-"
ent any address, in sealed envelope on receipt %
To- Cents.
DR- STUART CO. eau be consulted on slldiseases o.
sArvsie OF confidential nature. from A. ". tosP.M
(tsndsys from to III A. NJ az their Office.
Address DIR. CuAS A. STU ART Co.
knchal -dAwly-is-sso Boston. Mass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
BOOKS, &C.
NEW BOOK ST0 RE.
No. North Pennsylvania street,
Opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

yUyopp a ckRncuAyt. BooKsErIERs AND STA
1fOsERs. elling their shelves uitb tbs nssesf
snd Books from Standard hersturs saitshs fcf
Sabbath Schools and for goas and general ressirg
Also school Books and sfsfionery IN s-ery variety
With an assortment of besuufsi Photograph AIsuua.
Diaries, Portfolios, t1, &c.
Please call and sxsnins csf steek
cHAS. y. Todd.
uoris-di, J. .. cAHMlcaAEl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
indianapolis and Madison
1863. HNRs Rsg1MR 1863.

day, Feb. 2. 1865.
yWywO passenger trains daily tsondays exespted) be-
II tween Indianapolis and NJ Asdison.
Leave the Union Depot lndisnapohs, AZ 100
and p. NJ, arrivin dison at ll.5e A. N. and SO
Pm.
Leave the Depot at Madison AZ A NJ and 90 r.
arriving n indianapolis ~ IL A. ". and T40P. n.
This Road forms q line with the Packets Madison for
the transportation OF freight between Cincinnati and In
dsnspols and points West
Tariff Of Freights a. low a. By any other route.
shippers and merchants West will End II their
est 70 ship BY this line.
febe d. BRANHAu. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
81 SRnGDE6.LHnn
r "A L r O "A d
Shortesf Route NV Tbfvfv uiIesy

shortest Houte by Th1rty Miles!
40 CHANGE OF Cars 10 CINCINNATI, by this ROUTE
Change of tine. On and after Monday, April
90 and until further notice.
Three trsinseave indianapolis Daily Sunday excepted
VNIRsTTaAIN.-5-Co AN, CINCINNATI EXPRESS
arrives az Cincinnati AT l0.40A NJ, and Lexington
Ky 730 p NJ. and close connections Cincinnati with
Little Min. Cincinnati, ". GAINESVILLE and Msrictts
Railroads, for all points in Southern Ohio
Second Train-ll:A A. M-Cincinnati Mail, arrives a,
Cncnna Mi 40 p A, sing close connections with
Little Miami Railroad Tor Iovelsnd, Morrow, Columbus
Newark, GAINESVILLE, and Wheeling.
Third Trsn-6S5 p. N, Cincinnati Express. arrives
Cincinnati 1855 y. n.
Fare same as by any other route.
Call your tickets eia the Indians apolis and cncnnst
Railroad
Baggage checked through.
". H. L. NOBLE, General Ticket A gent
s. W. EIIIoTT General Passenger Agent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
from Fortress Monroe.

from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, December 81 Richmond
papers of the 18th contain the following:
CHARLESTON. December lS-The Ironsides
and three monitors, while attempting to pass OBJ
structions, became entanged. The Ironsides
will probably have to be abardoned Two of the
monitors were also badly disabled
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-22
PAINTING.

~ LONG, no. 3 EAST NEW YORK STREET. .oP-
T.. P0sTTE University Square, is prepared 10 DO all
knds Of House and sign Painting, 6rsinng and Glazing
short nosice and in the very best Style Persons
wanting work In his line requested to give him
call decS -diy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11
How they Fought aI Gettysburg.
a - - - IL ---sEag-

"a peculiar fact concerning our posi-
tion is contained in the expression of sur
prise which the rebel officers uttered whom
they crossed our lines as prisoners of war.
One of the ColOnels said, as he looked at
our thin line, where are the men who
fought us 2 Here, said Captain. My
GodP exclaimed the Colonel, if we only
had another line we could have whipped
you; and then, still gazing about him
with astonishmept he continued, with
great emphasis, By Cd, we would have
whipped you as it was This is positive
fact, and illustrates how the noble Army
of the Potomac can yet fight, after all the
imputations of Generalization and inefi-
cheney which have been heaped upon it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11
FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTsFOR
9AT,W OR EXCHANGE


SALE Or EXCHANGE.
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksville, about
acres rich river bottom. So per acre, part on time
A good House and Lot on Pro5pect'St, near Erle-St
A nice Brick Htuss and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle, on Franklin-St- 1880.
small Frame House on Mheat-St: S5b0 90
A Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-St. Very
Holman Block for ssle cheap-psrt on time.
Grocery and Canal Boat Store, at Akron with OF
without the building. $500.
Southeast corner OF Garden and HudsOn-Sts., Frame
Dwelling and Store House. 5000.
A very valuable Property On kinsman-St-
Improved Farm OF 300 acres, Zs miles from Ohlcago'
Alsc-Farm of 40 acres in Cent al Illinois.
A good House snd Barn, 4 acre Lot, on Kinsman-St
12gk acres CHOICE Fruit Land in East Cleveland
A good Farm of $50 acres, ~ miles from Medlna ;
good Buildings and all kinds Of Fruit; S32 2 acre,
or will exchange for a small Farm near the City,
100 acres choice Land, with good improvements
miles from City on Lake shore
A new House and large Lot on Taylor-St. sliOO.
House aud Lot on McLane-st. $500.
Z, 5, I5 aud II acres, on plank road in kockport.
nice Residence on corner Of Clinton and sts
-Four choice vacant Lots on Franklin-St., and va
riety of other vacant Lots on West Side.
valuable businessL Lot on We sr-St.
Lot on Burch -St-Ilxl25. $3.50.
l45 in BreeksTie, 5 to 30 acres timber gooo
two story frame house, barn Sl140, she'd horse
barn and cheese house. good water 36O fruit trees
S25 per acre, part on time.
House and lot Parkman street; lot XlOOi IL sto-
~ frame house, barn, &c. $1,000:
81 acres on Ouyahoga River, miles rom city, -
acres good river bottom, IS acres timber, brick
houss and small barn. so; will exchange In part
A new Brick House and Barn on Detroit-st lot l25x
32O, well improved, fruil, &C. $500; $500 cash,
balance on or years time.
House and Lot on Hamilton-St., house stories,
roOms; lot 33xl0O. $500.
so acres nicely improved Land all kinds Of fruit II
story Brick House, Barn, &c, IN Brecksvllle, 81
500 Will exchange for 4 to 7 acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-11
s0lomonson's Improved speetRGles
Hl. H. s0E.OMDNs0N,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPIlOlA
Eoaas largest assortment in the Optical line olen
{ the tralis From his long residence IN TINS Cltyi
and The extensive patronage received during LM14l M
tfr1e he would say TO his old friends and the pusiie
eenergy that no effort thst could be put iorth Y
uro t very best quality Of Crystal Glasses gTgEc
under his own Inspection to suit the eyes, in al 81
- onriDR dizziness or Inflammation Of tnt
Eye and fInparting strength for long reading and mn
ssTfng The reputation Of S0LO4OhsON.s et9 est9D-
Wsbnept s the most reliable 10 get tho best Articles
IN thst fine that can be obtained has become an e.
tsbIished fact and Ettested By his patrcns whose Sd
tsiss0 I3O Supgrior-St under the American and
there yon will find the best kind OF sFEOthON1s
adaptsd TO your sight q, III
he never employs any one in the sale Of hiB Len
ses and those who desire pair Of his opctacles can
oniy obtain them by calling at his Establishme1t.
- ARTIFICIkL EYES inserted withoutphin5
A. Dsrfact as natural.
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