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ny Lee e. James, iucts.

A Ef1I TAIN " we will tell TETa Yor,
"a $50, u III o'c."sk. n f.EGgG xAs s,"S.
30 7esrs cd, vh3 Ii fl rs rata Tsrne-
r. ie-1.s LES 4. JAMIE ku,p.
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10 RAr. gWATa Toa aALx-Fwaa.p

ID BAT, EArATEl To2 sALR- Tursasn, n Il.
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sg, Others r.Slis. AIS sad ssifo ems e.hsrs t,e.
ioau osi s;as.sgs Cotsgs on ihs 16 ID Gay OF !ups
ls63 a. 81 o sicsS z 81, ca shs pTsDlsss ssli =,
pubs ane4lsa, III ts@sa Is iEsasss BIDDER the r.n r.
tsss Ia tie iiA zasa.iOaed, upau shs fslouI,
ssFR,s;
Qas:Airi essss e;ss thigti In Eon,hs, sui IA
tale. "a IL TzrrEss fsass he day CT s.s, VITA =,
ta-e,s asdsa o1 sas 8@lsEFed brg stots ron IA
eFy - sas- tas sssshSHsr eivtr. nsso!iakis rst,,
Sud .ha sstis &. SO ss.ssa .iit is whole ga,cs,,,
tuansY~ta EsEa EaEss .4r 1868 - bs lsiJ hv ~
sueohaGsg.
T'a.a esai ssssn's eezs;sss oi ten Hsak Uer.,
Sri y.rt1 sSs. ~ IT, ssEe ct Il, the city u EisA
.sona, lois arg assass IS Aiaasst DRYER, resr u,
Syssks4,cpS Of lss ssssssssl sirozf 'cApsny
T&S& ] = TAas, Syseiti 4ofar
A. y.x II A..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

EEAEQaa "IALTsa rs CAV, T&Y."t
Richmond, Jaty Oh, 1865
A LII AB2NesTEE3 f.oua this aunaa sd wh3
"A fall 10 resort ss eornsr hfost gsd Z !, as io-
gay FRIDAY s. re c'e,cek w:ia be Te,1z:: .; go
Gsn Wiad.r a. dessfsscA saa ar-ssstd sd s-scd
o. saeh.
Te mast 80 psrs.s.sd iaio s,rY.es inlaa1s. s.aiy
aud pIosssa 70 Ss<glsaa e1 active day
RI tyIe. # EsaI4r q i tAT.TlI
7. z DEsffUY eeSi59 e. IL s~~is-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

1TOufE AID Eog ~ l?rs 5tBgaE ~
~ 3gf9 Eel viii tel On faInAY
NJ xt It's 10 p ssy es Jay, or the pcsn,saa, ct !.
T'e.oek y IT, tss ECESsf ana I.aF. n Ire We,
site CT ITsh street @fs Q. tror.s (! .sel aud Tsa
b .c4 tta osuzl sepA
TERa1.--4}ue Z I'll cssl tas h.strc. 81 uoash,
flr ee3.isbis F.os@s, saasssa. .S1tl, .rd Pses,.!
lY ti,l7t de,a t&s = TAgfGk
Aue,l zee
E~ssa ieazse6i.ls'Y aflzF les aH'vs sa.s rii N
So 81 aiaE@ aai= al z slae t-t =Eovs r. 'p9issa
tbs Fca.a. srahliG. cu she ~eatrsi sslfoye
isa J - H'ATti = Az.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

kE- LAEO, LAzD.--We have Gil consignment
su. a es3re Zoe private gkise-
a few X gs OF dls Lat LGyd
l. few bS.s Of rev Rico
4 ser bb.s Piorr, Bacon. Soap
LFcorns, fogar RELEASES, Meal sTd gsc-
.r.' ai-oslmcut OF eli ihinas usuailS Kept in 9
ta.i, Grocery. TATLcR l. EOEFLsOH,
~ 9-2.~ 5:h 81, bst b'osd sat Asrsasif.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

C~ PsCIar. fOTTCH --At,sntson il sskss
20 lie s.l. OF NIL II C0E s ard .T8ZRs thi
t.E!DAS) aftssnot n. c,sr IN 4nris st Z O'Clock.
ttls r.sisrnce OF Mr. p G. Uesby, N sae Bowling
u .eeo. Sale pegiiiya.
IL OIL. TEoS W 2ES Ed, A1otr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

CyXzigN BEAD OF oATgT,g FIN sArp
~ At kUJ9bCN--wii he so'i thi. tssiDIS'
nfieynocx. July 20 a, c. nrcs1einR ct 1 oislo,S .
the residence Gf kr pster g Cosby. In tie Is wis
G+esa iG hess OF MACH co Es .na sssxRa~s
TERas-Cnh. TH0S w kEaSFH
- 20 Acctioorse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

~ rgalz "a tat5se1 az
) ss.9 q. ~ 4
srsaFd SEsiIas:qa hssi .ia.stssaNa +" -. 4
tas5aela IN So 80 NsY ~ vssS
s,rfscr lt.la1s e ~ s stes ~ s'ssf ~ %
a ht 81, 81 ssssz.ssa Is, lfsss = ie Sass . -
psyfssak. = %e&Shs*, %'s-
IA .a-ts yFss II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

s4~ sec, LnS BEEAD SOFA, a. 81 80 per
liz, wi,o!ezs'e; 81 50 peg 10 rsssii
20i3 it's epson Ssstr, =. y! .93 sholecs'e; g 70
pyT 10 retail
1913 dE.n Elsyieg Carda, &2s.oo par z,7 ;
g. per pack retail.
LOG reana rieo Note psps-, el5 Per reem; q
psr qaise rsssil
- dozen i.s6isg White Cotton Hose
80 do G.n'lsmsls Ha.s Hose (Enslisl)
l0,cr0 Envelopes
50 4 u inc Combs
a05 gr, ed kors Slspendsr H1s.ons.
ror sslc chaap nj
ise-3' W Il PcIE'S, Eo IS Main Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

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fsaaask
eises q
inpoll..
graph.
Tho Tel
them.
,.a......,
.''.ss m'
e. IN
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KIP SIX isis. Glt:s cLD WEI5AEy, 81
$50 re- gallon ssor:h ) 3 rer aaii5n Fog ssls
~ w h F3tK's,
~ S-Jt ri a hatc St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

FfsgI4. - ~ = ~ .G-4ls ..rTa. p
4 s&rEsa t6yr CO ta.1ss3 - -. G 70 ~
s3.sS ~ l&cca ed sAassy sN4 yf9ti. F'a
re &c m &c = 10 isase 3s5-e e BE- lePA
g saau ssat s-eSasssv<s ss8sa IL 8 ct sfgs
isS .fl.e .ssv . gss& ss.sa. .-,ssj,. 3ls =
Ira . ia 5as 1853 s. E-7zsssae 49, sss~s
g6gxals3 "A
ger Il pass eE.ss irHiNstet ri
70 a. Fi Al Tsost q Fs& 3eus 81 10 ~ ssf'
ieas.ae e. viz be hgfa4ssG ut'a25t ShsEss,n 4
ees ~ lsas Essts.esEYs EEgsy 10 - "
a&pE @is.i ss, Ea2 >. Is as co.. q 2 ass
ks,f4yaas.a w. ) = u" ~,
tF&~Sa EHee = 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

lSfgAYAD- F1om Ey Eougs, en- ihs c,rLer o'
~ l2th and b cad streets, on ScEdsy. 9Th inst
3 / gh. ,td C9W, With whlte fsec AID ifgs. = liz
srai rsw. will DC paid fos b n rseovs,y.
, il s-A." W ~ G2DrP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10
~ redwood = k's.illes saesa,
lA1 "a isai- sweet;

Ap ii iSa'2 s1f&@i.
80 4 WA. SOL . ta- sssetiSa fta.s, ~
w pay EaoIriag e. 30 o'os7cE, j IAzsf a.
eeAssal Esa4 gIsat es aus4a' es8asscSs gfasi
sct,ua sfk 4-e lsaan f7tcss. Fs.isfis ISIS
Sfs.s5s, CFs. q t4la7yis J! ...xpig Gi0.hssE, e..
--AEskfs
IL. i.ksTVifr . bz8eo
10 lsa<si * 80
4 au-1tsg o. a.ss.s{ tn1sgane1ls-Vg-
Ga s-u elu.
EsDssOss5 & Pn,LLIPe, As,a
LAP "a %ais Nr'-
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al aIf6AL tyI,E-ECis s.oGPfI T., sss-s
IVA ElJse.. sass7s a-st 4i8t.-9ai --- BIS hdi
&! rtGglves pk,sg@ ~ every 1isa@, ese ?; zoe 2
saA9 sli tt7ss fzEg4is,s atss a3ss g-3a5 c'' 81
! Is - Vitia6 Viii sys.y f s. ~ Ia 80 uAts
ssgzfa iteFtaisss
p.ig-t-k3 ~ e;s~rs{1s a. q ssa vs,tt,ss.-+ q :
f'Sa stsa5lrn ~ tia E14 woaa3sd ~ asiN =
sJ7sGgcr. so ss,l-os ~ 30 cay. 80 c \ e. - . =
ssstis scSa ..1e5 isne 7crsty x7lrs;si
aes.Crs AL arr ware tcr psg-oso -
1Yingl2 woasss l-t4 gzE,.a sad esi1Fea TfS@'"
k1G 2Estssty a.ae 49, -
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HxArQas kREscgs MTp GUARD /
Risamaad @u;y IA III
A xTSSf sA.-~IaG 8re aaTss3 ogdsrSss IL IA 81
~ - aar ii sDsx Jay lra. atseeesx r /.
at eIi.y Nail piea, with III IN rad az scI.tfs
nsass Il ords- 81 iuspssison. s.vefy =es7 ii 80
viii b. notes. h Eia asias ssns 30 TIE Aei9!snt-
O,nsFsl
By erass CAPS w Fl HAYWARD.
isIG-2sS HV ssJTr o 8.
a az kEEs Al nisai2g - s4ier tito tAa Iusyia-
N fAelaEs OF nTt.slss tts5 viii ssh ss7.s aca IL.
fnd les g. ps III. can g-!sasl iEaEca saas b. fsy-
Ing for tze Tia r. ii-si - give wfiss h. liz.
81 ac ..crB.
Aisa wsrsa5, Gig! rxTtosF IL SIC afAotcxs
IF Idanaaali Ian Gand es s5J Ola sog Ia ster p.s
tisnlTs adde's tssta sssmn 81 eosei ia pS7 Fsfrn
POSTAGE u X e. spassA OBJ e, &: IA nd Va.
tY % --1tz
kIvilCE-53t ksGr ~ aiLlEIs Chaplain
In LaU.on,4 ferEasT ssassry - asals 20 T.
svlss ke.wssn the sgss OF u ses % yazrs - ihz
company strict. WkstAer hsrsi3fyrs sscEs!te1 er
nos are req aiEsi 80 .ss for Eius.=r co III b.
DAY Eek. Jolly l6-h. ~ / cook b. al sEsS .
pg.e're. By eTess ef Msj D aaus
IL 10 o. NiukHaS, , cit
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T Okf-On fus,dsy ssteraoou, te YEN iss
1 1 Nsia street ana Henry street. c P-CK6t-
bot X e,rtsinicg snount ii L. ,ney. and rot Of
pspers Of NJ vA,ue 10 guy one bas o 9 owa.T
brai rsws IL; be pxid to he finder II he leaves
It ct williamson Cos auction h1uss, 1873 Es.n
.trsst, bst.een 9th and io:h
UHAg z GUIy Hg,
is 6-3,' Co-nsr Of b Dad md Henri sts,
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.a 1p. On my cc ~, "a q na s1e
Wnh csumpled hons and car marx tbs Cthtr .
medium is.d red Cow, With white fass and car
marks DICKINSON.
IL g-js& Fulton Hill.
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Nv > = q 80 p
Esgto4s .~---s--.---~..--. 4 -,
slat1lz.i s-allass 81 20 $50. SO. ssl5 - us
I'll gr.p{4 Au3 sliCUil
sfsssJ 81 s-iA 'fstP. SO f's &asi-fea Is I
~asEiy rates Il
isurg.os,s-gsotss caEw, iErimL'S]
ys.s ~ E.13.xG
PaysEegAss Professors : 2 Frs egS#2s 4
ECtt&Ff.
1.re. ssst---Frosssss 'ss
2s4ztt>n. EAvsis' 49,. l-ite4SxCM EiAE
vs. ss4vt- As - U&5 r. 3. 20 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-10

ThUELIf eILs- ~ iii b, Sod UI1 .h2 t+1n :Eas 4.
a.Icy pTeaei,s X s.aaEes IN IhaEtrf fisj ccusls
- pa. cf my aorsshoi3 aua Kitshsn Fur1i.
tI.r. 5zrmIGg fools aud Use.sIs 6olrs Co.'s,
shosp, kules, &C. slin iao I@s1 etnssn 81 IN iHo
les b,uss.; with sumo y oiler G.ios: Iaiou6'as -
I fam TKRa5
81 :" D7XFE2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
p L A n 3 T,
Onntain John 2. WARD
TR RAVELLER r

caves Cleveland RtsP.M Leaves Detroit at 10 A. n.
londay.....5eptember 21 Tuesdsy. September p
October Saturday y...............
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25


HE-This Well known Line Of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS oonnGsts ct Ogd0ns-
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent whit
Bail Roads BstvssH Cape NiBesst : RsD YoFE,
And at GswesO vita 3 Las lf
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATS
BETWEEN
OSWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE nom
Boston, New York, OgdsnsbuFEh, Cape
Vincent and OsWegC 70
GLETELAND, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And q TRI-WEEKLK LIEE 70
csICLG0, MILWAUKEE INTERMEDIATE PORTS
ENTSi
J. MYERS, No. AstOr House......EsW York.
J0HA HOOKING, Stats-St-.-......,.-BOstOn.
GEO. A. EDD1 D1.............-...- Ogdansburgh.
yNO. II. URAWAOkl).. .-.-.---.. .O5Wego.
=. y. SMITH ape NlucenN.
WALEER & HAE ,ti,,...s.....T Rledo.
=. B. MATHEWS B................. Detroit.
" ). hhLA.....-.-..-.- nj Wlukee.
N. ). HOW .Uhioago.
PELTON & BREED, AaEErs,
marl7:R2s Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
SHERIFFS SALE.

CHERIFFS SALE.-In obedience to the
command Of an order of sale issued from ths
Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga county aud
State of Ohio, and to me drecte in the case
wherein James Kidney is plaintiff, and James
McCIregor IL defendant, shall expose 70 sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House,
in the city of Cleveland in sald county, on the
seventh day of October, A. D. 1853, at the hour of
two O'Clock p. N. of said day, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to wit: Lot No.
one hundred and sixty-two in Ezekiel Folsom 5
allotment of the Charles Taylor farm, N Ohio
City (nOw Cleveland J SAID lot being on Detroit
street. with front of forty feet, and extending
back with the same width to Vermont street.
Said lot is appraised ct $500.
EDGAR H. LEWIS, Sheriff,
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
L. PRESTIss, Plaintiff s Atty.
Sherff's Office,
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. Z, 1868. I sep8ll9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
MORNfNGLEADER.
FRIDAY M0R WIG. ere. q. ,t2:

Roseerun,s Advance from ChattanooEa.
= A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Con-
~. mescial gives the following sketch Of the
ros1 movements Of Rosecrsns' army since The
fall Of Chattanooga .sle4s f- /.
Z tThe recent advance Of the army can
he traced in a few words. The Tennessee
fiver west of Chattanooga, in its general
direction, runs southwest SkiftiBg it is
The Raccoou range Of widths the Saud
Mountain, where the army passed over, Is
part After marching over plateau OF
twelve or fifteen miles in which, the Sand
Mountain is descended and the Lookout
Valley is gained, some two miles vide,
~ running southBes and bounded on the
eastby the Lookout Mountains, running
parallel with the Raceoon range. It was
In the Lookout Valley that my last letter
left the army extending from Chettanooga
70 Valley Head, q distance Of forty-hVe
miles.
uImmediately after the fall Of chatta-
nooga the army was moved forward to feel
the enemy's new line, or to pursue, If he
were found so weak that he lacked the
front and semblanoe Of determined foe.
Chattanooga fell last Tuesday. Early
Wednesday, almost before the tew fortu
nete cocks left in Lookout Valley had intu-
itivsly felt the approaching dissolution Of
night, the right and center corps Of the ar
my were in motion TO pass Lookout Noun
tain, which had been fronting them mo-
roseiy for two or three days. They had
but two passes te cross, one eight miles
south Of Trenton and one at Valley Head,
more than twenty miles south Of the same
village
At Valley Head, the rugged mountain
|s..a. nf 0nu
siderable hills, near which the road is sb
ruptly turned through winding valleys !
not forgetting jagged sad stubborn spur
which must be steeply aseended before its
summit is gained. AT -er reaching the TOP
smother plateau, some dozen miles wide, is
encountered, 50 level and gently rolling
that one laughs at his preconceived idess
Of the tops OF mountains If, indeed, he
does not forget that he has left valley,
No peaks from which TO unfurl a flag, il
any one should be geographically poetic
no sugar losves where one can clamberi
cog and feel like giddy explorer standing on
heavenwsrd lands-end. There sre groves
ana fields, and smooth flowing streams,
where the imagination pictures verdsnt
crags and cascades At Valley Head, Nc
Cooks corps passed over Lookout Noun
tain and reached the next valley-BrOom'
town Valley-day before yesterday
Thomas took the middle gap and passed
a over into the same valley without opposi-
ton. Crittenden moved south Of Chatta
ar nooga to Gordons Mills, distance Of
twelve miles.
"There tae army, almost directly south
c r Of Chattanooga, and fronting to the east,
swaiis the orders Of its commander. It iE
the general belief that Bragg's army must
cd eventually retreat beyond the BrOss river
but he may simply haVe abandoned Chat.
10 tsnoOga to concentrate his lines and de-
7 liver battle for the preservation Of North
eru Georgia"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
A MAN OF A FHOUsANDl
A ooNsUMPrlvE oURED

Or. n. JAMES, a Retired Physician OF fFfas
ominence discovered, While IN the Eat Indlas,
osftain cura for Consumption, Asthma, 5ronchlti
QOusAs, Colds and General Debility Ihe ramee
tar was given mp 10 die. Hischiid Was ruree, andt
now alive and WE'LL Desir-ug o. bauet ting his d
low mortals. he VIII send 10 those Who wish tt q
recipe, eUntaininf tu direetioIs for making and
cessfuy using this remedy, ree, on receipts Of the
homes, With Two 3iamps 70 pay expenses. Ihero
not single case Of COnsampt ption that IL does not {
once take hold Of and cssipGte. Night fWeatl, Pc
vishness, irritation Of the nerves. iailursgI NOR
difnoulJ Eectorafio1, sharp painl IL the luns i5r
throat chilly sensations. nausea q the siomac ll
acIioI q the bowels, Estipd aaag o. the mu1clel-
Rsr they zee this adVersiment in. address,
QHADDOCk co. .
iyl7-ls9 % Narth sd-st Philsdelphta- "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25

The New York Times speaks as fOllsV

The New York Times speaks as fOllsWs
Of the war steamer Niagara:
"The magnificent steamship Niagara, of
5000 tons, and with her enormous battery,
Is now ready for sea at Boston, where che
has remained 50 as to be conveniently nesr
to those patriotic fishermen who have 30
long manifested an earnest desire to enlist
in the navy. The early departure Of the
steamship is desired in apprehension Of
the advent Of John Lands rebel rams,
with the connivance Of he British Gov
eminent. The enlistment Of the fisher
men has been rstaTded owing TO sn unusu-
ally successful fishing season aud the ad-
vance OF theprice of fish. Success In their
lsbOrs makes them very Independent"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
rbs 80 copperhena podrs.


The cries Of arbitrary arrests" and
midnight kidnapping" having been used
ss often ss 70 weaken their force, the Cop
psrhsads have been exercising their ingen-
uity in getting up new plan to work
upon the symPathies Of the people, and
rouse indignation against "the despot
Lincoln The Rochester Democrat ez-
poses the fraud, as follows
The gist Of the game for it is nothing
more than political game of the Sey
mourites-is as follows ghree men are
seen to get aboard the cars at a certain
railroad station. One Of the three is dis
guised as gentleman, and the other two
as military officers. They take seats
little apart but Of course understand sach
other. political discussion ensues. The
passengers become interested. The policy
Of the Administration comes up. The SOf-
ficers" take high radical ground, and the
gentleman denOnnces the President the
war, &c, SC. The Officers threaten to
take him to Fort Lafayette, and, as the
train approaches the next station, they
seize their prisoher, and, Notwithstanding
his terrful, heart-splitting entreaties, drag
him from of the train, amid the emphatic
protests and sincere lamentations Of every
female passenger ! @ --
HWhat next2 An eyewitness Of the
soul narrowing drama writes eOmmuni-
cation to the nearest Copperhead nswspa-
per, depicting the atrocious plot in letters
Of seething Ight-and arbitrary arrests,
no trial BY jury oppression and injus-
tice,' the Union as il was and the Csnsti-
tuition as it is, So, &c, &C., are the stale
but infamous ostch-words By which the ed
itor ven initiates his fury in the ssme direc-
tion.
Meanwhile, it is ascertAined that the
notorious trio we have referred TO, (the
gentleman and the oficers0 adjourned
only from the cars to grOg shop, where
they enjoyed treat all round We shall
undoubtedly hear of the farce being re-
PEA ed-gith variations, Of course-in eve
~ part Of the State, until after election. |
Let tender-hearted females fOrtify them
selves against sudden like emergencies"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-25
TAEMs, ury F9OEgEgT m 6g AEg OUT LOIS +,

Euclid It near Br0Wnell-TWo story Brick Hons
u h maroie mantlss, water ana gas, bath rooms
Bond-St very dcsirsbla House and Lot. Lot sox
10 cot. Matgr, gas, bath room, barn. 6c slO0l.
Chestnut.st,, large double Frame House and Lot
UuiversitY 5slghts, one and balfsicry Brick House
ard Tot, 99ElSl feet
Brisk Hotel and hise acres OF land, sS miles from
aid rAbe Fruit. sz5f0.
KiUsn an st, rear Perry, vacant Lot, sszl7o feet
acres improved. Exchange for Farm near this
Eris-st, 3eo,d Brick Houses and Lots. VIII rent
to ray 10 g cent. VIII sell s-parste Il desired.
Kan a., 50 acres Timber and 100 acres Prairia.
llnUs, 10 acres IN Calhoun cOuuty miles from the
mlsSissiPPi kTVer. Exchange for property In this
Trace st, House snd Lot s!l0O.
AinsmaH-Sr large Brick nCuss and X sergs land.
scoyjl,e .ve1Ee, LARGE and convenient tive story
% ro ns5r TI Ere goo1 HSgse and Lot SsraO,
DEelling hnd Mt go aces IL a; On Dlank ro9d,
si4 miles tom City, : larss ConseTv tory
grounds ha dsomely laid out with evsrErse9 .,
shrubs and flowers. AlO, an abundance u FruIt,
Grape Vines, c. $1,000.
Prospect reet-Three ArSt class brick houses with
modern improvements, one near Erie pas uesF
Bro nell, and one near duntmgtsn s rest.
Tery besutitul and hnalT tmpfofad Farm Of Us
acres, On plank ts.ad, thiee miles tOm Warren,
= u,lnui county, Ohio.
ine residence ana Ia gs Lot, ccrBsr Of Lake-st.
and Case Avenue. For sale cheap or 0EuhAnge
Srist Mill end hirty acres Of JsrG, soS dwelling
- HOUSE We'll ioce' % AID footV va u poWEr-
seres fieh river bottom Is pr az, prt on tine
nice Brick = us-'uud LOT on Ilo 2est side near
the Circle. on frAnklin-St- s4.5Gs
Store House and Dwelling "a lsiroit-st Very
cheap. n. -
FqaassIs ;s, HI9sk ss{ ssIs ehs+gRsEt o9 !ins.
good House ar and barn, = acre Let, On Ainaman-Ss
near Erie-st, ei4l
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lust REGEIV ED, AT Tas OLEvE-
q LAND BAzAAR-Whife Chalk an Steel Bead
Nets, Cherry and Scarlet Velvet Ribbon, SLACK en-
broidery Braid, Dress Shields A hno assC -tment Of
Wax Babies Mechanical Toys, Paper Dolls, &c.
AME3 4 EILls,
uT q 81 buIorior-St.
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PsaFslsep O. AL1cEaeFAFHT AEn sEa1lItra,
o4c6-ils Saasea-s.., lev e8oFI ron aaEsFicr %
Ttairu.
0fsoe hoursfro1g 20 hand nan 80 Bo'slosk aanv
Sundays eEosptsd.)
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RRAYTON g. sTOOKRELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTs,
the Insurance Once d Il. :. sT7iSn. s9iS -'00


--II7-7l77 7--I71 III 2 U III
II story House and Lot on Phelps-St, ecnvsnientto
the Lake shore Gar shops and EcHing XIII
Price Es1, -N
BFisk Hyu5s snl Lot, 30. q PFosDaot-St Has Gas
tnd Naiar and alnali Odlc8 attached, convent
cut for Physician.
House and lot No s75 Kinsmaa Street, lot lo0xsso
house has all tho modern impruTsmnnts Of hot
and co water and 6as throughout, furnace,
marble NANTES, &C
A large, new and elegant brick holsB and barn cor-
Terms easy.
Bri hUuae and lot cn st. Clair Street, asar Bon
gOodHutt, Es. y 5ag, &c 4 YeTY desirable prop
Frg 20 fAnt Or fUr y ] 'Oulesleai.
frame HOUSE AID lot lsg hinsnlan Street, s2xs00,
~. gyod well Of water iiuit bnTh, &C. TaTns pssy.
Pfi slg tpr fa0z.
A siIshe houas and lst In Hudson 10 exchange for
ciIy property.
TFame honEe and 10 No. los Klnsman Street. lot a0x
l62, good fruit Rnd we'll. Price s2,j00.
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Ynrinr ~ rL.,,nr.-

Upon Thursday night last 0 vote was
taken on the State Fair excursion train
from Clevelsnd, which resulted as follows:
Brough, 459; Vallandigham, 81 Neutral,
"a. "straWs show" &e.-RaUsnaa Demo
Graf.
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NTASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
N command of an order of sale, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of CnyahOga County,
at the suit OF Truman H. Hosg ct a. against John
Baksr et a., to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the nth day Of
October, 1853, at three O'ci0Gk ?, H., the lands
and tenemsnts described ss follows: Situate n
the township Of Brooklyn in the County OF Guy
ahogs and State Of Ohio, snd boundea ano de,
seri6ed as follows: Being psFt Of fractional lot
No. So, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF @. D. BraytOn, deceased
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and soutl
BY land owned by Martin Kellogg, and Is the cas-
half of twenty acres OF land bouught by Z.
Brayton Of Sath Aiken in lS49, and is the sam
land conveyed by the administrators Of sad Q
d. Brayton to said John BalSr April 3e, 1852.
ALLAN T. PRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner.
BACKUs 4 NoBLF,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
anns-llA
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Euclid 81, On ne Crawford Road good Farm
H0u5s and barn Wel stocked with Fruit Of ali
kinds Prize i,tlU Terms 70 suig puTchaser
As acres N Euclid, miles from the fY atimbsred,
neE hoHsei prics ~ aefe lerIos ca ,.
kQT7u In HlWbufgl, uFs miles IRON th city-l5
res umbe ID, y acres improve, small frame
house, good barn ana COW ste Die, stream Of nJFer
failing water and nal Erchar
u acrDs Sith frame cottage tn1 laTp, miles frOm
Ct J, near 81. lar road, has been occupied By q
gn-dens- Price 81, Coz. Terms easy.
10 acres, % vo1d land balance impr3. 8d) Eucld
road, gcot springs OF WaterY fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Ohoic ana wel selected lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin,
md 1iiChigan for sale OF exchange
So acres IL NeWDurg, aDuus miles IRON UeYelanc
Good House and Barns and hne orchard. a5000
ESQ acres, ~ miles from Toledo and usiiea Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 scFas pTai-
ne and balance dmbfT lad. Kew House and
ar-uIa