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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

Pianos, aad ind thsn equal, II not superior 70 any
distinguish theu5 IS he evenness Of tone the agree
sble and easy touch, and volume Of tono- Hishins
you all the success you 30 highly deserve, -H.
am, Sir, yours very very I truly
n.issyoniSTc,7, the Frs5eI1I E ~ a 1D : ~
After having playedon tho Pianos OF Mes8rs. knaba
Co., 1t is pos56e not 70 bear testimony 70 their
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
Reputation which they enjoy The Pianos Of their
manufacture, On which haye played, sse azeeeding
ly remarkable Tor their qualities Of TONE Ehe Bass
8 powerful without harshness and the upper notes
sweet clear ana harm mOniOuslY mellow tchrystiantl
and do not hesitate 70 express in regard 70 these IN
srumeuts my entire satsfactOn, and 20 declare thst
they equal i not superior 70 the best manutao-
tured in Europe or this country BY the most cele6ra
6ed makers. l5ignedl L. NJ GOTTSOHALK.
To Messrs. VIZ KHABE 4 Co., Baltimore ~ can.
and improvements Whicn you contlnusii. make en
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank amsR9 the
gerry best in the country. II. SIRAEOsOh.
Mr.. aEo. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
Posless immense resources Of power end expression
Tho bass il sonoEous and grand the middle register
rich and sympathetic while the high notes are bill
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
hescsIe Is even without a single daE; ths sstiou
sasmooth and marvelously easy and the pedal elects
nhs finest q which the Planoiorte Is spsesP siole.
Ina WOrui iAnaDe Pianos are worthy OF me BteAs-
lArtists, ane Gre capable OF rendering the nnusr
COMPOSITIONS E1e Fn In this realm q ;ry7, Al
FR Cleveland, o.
ar. G. A. BARLoW, Assr SIR 1T gives me pleasure
70 state that eonIdsV ts Knabo Piano equal to any
and snperiOr 70 most fnyruac made 10 this ooun-
try especially IN richness and s9lume Of tone.
Having Used one Of the stt1e tT en OF n1oTe noun
OF each day, fOr two years, feel oohent IN recon-
mending them 20 al who are uIiac1 qia with theii
great Cdhiito5.' am re5 5pecifnlly yqssIs,
q. O-P. LERNhg,
Teacher Of Music Csevelsnd female seminSr
I g. A BARLOW, Dear Eir:-It gives me much EIe1s
ne TO be abs TO say that consider Knsbss Plano
he rest both in volume and sVe9tneSs which naVa
tser played upon, either IA America Or Europe.
Theps dals operate with better el3ct than IN any
OttsTi uI tfuIcsn and in tacts knEbe moLo may
Eruiy M Esifrcol5for" Mrs. o. 4. DOUGLAS
Teacher o. Music, Cleveland.
Prof. b. J. H9TfyAGLE, Teacher Of Music IN the
Ohio state Blind Asyiuu, Wrttss - After examining
. large number Of Wn. knGbe 3 Cos Piano Iortsaj
l Unhesitatingiy prongpAce them superior to any
have Their tone L grHnd and noblei they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and tholl
volume Of tone OF power have never heard e1ceied
.ThaY combine with dne t0uch, as9th- 5Beetness o.
heae, Vurisy and Durability"
ssThat the Knabo Piano fs superior 20 al utheri
maGs in tas eOun5ry for brillancy1 sEe6tnezs, aud
-ole o. Tone needs only to be heard 70 convince q
the fact - State Journal, Ooiumbuss Ohio.
S.R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

MAJOR JoHx s. HERRIcK.-The Herald,
Of this morning, announces the appointment
of this gentleman to the position of Paymas-
ter 10 the Army, and highly compliments him
as "HsraId Typo" The fraternity is
largely represented in the army, and We
have yet to hear of a I" Typo" who has not
made good soldier, or an efficient officer.
Major Herrick is at present connected with
the Herald Office is a gentleman of inteli-
gence, and will make prompt and energetic
officer. s-a-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
[RFOm Last EYening's EdltlOn.l

CoRREcTIoS.-Mr. Stevens, proprietor of
the Omnibus Line, informs US that the driver,
James Cooper, who broke his leg on Seneca
street on Monday, while wrestlingj has not
been in his employ for eight months past
he has latteriy worked for livery stable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
Every Plano Warranted for Five Years,
OLD PLANO llD MELODEOas TsxEaR EIcHlss
ALBO-OH EAHD.
EsIods0as, Small EssiTEzlestl, StTing', s.

Among the many certificates OF the excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, would rafer 70 ths follow
ng.-
AIR. W. KEAHE, Baltimors, Dear Sir:-I have great
pleasure IN certifying that have tried you SguziFe
Pianos aad find thsIn equal, II not superior 70 any
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish the5 is the evennes5 Of tone, the agree
sble snd easy touch, and volume Of tOno- Mishing
you all the SUCCESS you 30 highly deserve, ooh
am, Sir, yours very truly,
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ILEYELANp 8 EKIE 8. 9.
Q .
On and sfter NIODdly, April ssth, IsSs, Psasugs
Trans Wul sun as f0il0Ess
! L 4


on and sfter Mondly, April seth, IsSs, PsasugsE
Trans Wul Iun IS foiloEs.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
100 A. a.-DA EXPRES5 TEAlH-StopniDg ct
Wlloughby- tainesTtlles Geneva, AsnleDulhs
Gsuls1grt ana tsIrar1 o1-ly and arrive al Eriea
I:23p.as NsslE3rk At 3;l3 Pm; Buffalo az 6:lOF.m.
1865 p M.--OtAClNNAKA A2PkESS-ctcprAng 81
riyes at Erie 700 P. n Dunkirk $50 Pa; Bs,ita-
GO F.M.-MiiI. AND KCOOs1AODATIcRTRAih
stopping at sil stations and arriyes at REis =
q:i5 ?. a.-HIGHT EXPBESB TRAIN-Stopyins Ct
pafuesVille, ABhtabrla and siirard only, a. . AZ
riVe5 ag ETte a. la1S A. ~ DunErk 40 A. HI
Bulsso 4.20 A. x
GsAVB ERTE.
isl5 A. u.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stugping 81
Girnrd, kshtabulz and Pains5Viile only, and ~.
rive5 Of Cleveland a. l.6 A. 4.
$50 A. Nm ALL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlA
stopping at al stations and riFoa at CisFos
s:s5 YSr0Lg6O ExPREss -stsppiss At ell stA.
tloiig except SWnpviiles sayl.rooki tnionY1lloi
Cleveland at l:4l r. u. .---F
I.z3P. h.-DAY EEPRESS STBAIH-Stopping Gt 6i-
rard, OOnneauts Ashtsbula, and fninesTtns
only, and arrived in Cleveland 81 4sooP- H.
~ ssooad Glass Cars arr run on all through
An the trains going westward oonness at OlsYsIand
aith trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinct1
nail indianapolis, 81. Louis, 9c-s and All through
trsins Of the n z 4 Bailrosd, and st Bulalo Eith
thO5o OF the Now York Central and BunAlO New
York City Railroads for New York Albany, Boston
NiagsIa falsl &C, and e. Erie with uains on the
PhIladslphia and Erie Hailroad.
ogDay Express, East and " est, cOnnectg 81 tlrara
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad tol
hinesvilles Aeadyiile, JaEnestoH,n5 &e, -.
d. NOTTINGHAM bupt.
CsvsIaud kurfl 5Qth. lsf8 20
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19
OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUPY
~ AND IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
All Kinds OfFrench &Gorman COFsets,

las supeFfOr-st..ss ssAmericau Build'gs
A full stock Of Woven, double Diamond Bridal and
Trial Skirts constantly hand, from 3-spring Chl-
drens to 81 springs Ladies' size. We repair all skirts
which sell. without extra charge. Our Skirts are
warranted to be Of the very best Quaity watehsprnf
Steel EBAll parcels sent to RBsidences in the CITY
free OF charge .. .
HB-Skirts, Corsets and Spiral Bustels exchanged
when they do not prove satisfactory.
SS-Our Retail Department is in charge OF cOmpe'
tent Ladies' s-tIt
WHOLESALE BUYERS will consult their OWL
interest by exam ming our Stock before p7rchasinf
eisewhHre. Buy OF the manufacturers ant
aRve all intervening Profits.
iune23 WEISS & KLEIN, PrOPr's.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-19

To Messrs. VIZ. KHABE q Co., Bsltinors:- can
not but Congratulate y0u upon the imsnae progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank amsRg the
FerT best in The country. ~. bIRAkO1OH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
Personal Intelligence.

General Shields sailed yesterday in the Champion for
California.
Major General Butler received large number Of vsi
At the 81 Nicholas Hotel yesterday. He will leave
for Boston on Monday morning, III company with Major
General Wool who goes to inspect the Notifications OF
that city.
Madlme Iedori, Nile. Dcchevre and Miss Sultzer 81
Havana; T.. &. Howe and family, Of Hartford; Captain
Hautcvile and A. b. Cox of Yale, and r. Stewart and
wife and II. Osgood, Of Washington stopping the
Everett House.
r. " Hudson, OF Indiana: Col. Bodwen OF Michigan;
A. Robinson, Of Buffalo. Hon. w. H. Shnnkand Of SYRIA
H. &. Hanes aud John h. Turner OF Chicago; H. NJ
Forbes Of Glasgow Col. $. II. Nix, OF Newbein; j. NJ.
Elliott Of Kentucky; J. a. Hovey, OF Boston; Judge
Allen a Oswego. and Thomas Colt Of Pisield stop
ping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
II. NJ Fweency. Of Georgetown; W. B. shaw OF wash
lngton C. Wecks, of Boston; j. Maxieid, OF phadel-
pa: r Tracy of 1aasngburg; j. +. Taicntt, u RuIao:
II. Wade OF Philadelphia, W ". Walker and J. l.. Carew,
OF Iowa. IL Crimes Of the United States Marinc
Dr. Kennedy and lady -. Troy; Waiter Freeman hos
ton and J. j. Gallup, Albany, stopping at the Astcr
House.
Gen. A. J. Hamilton. OF Texas; Gen. A. C. Niycn, OF
Mop:1e clio Col r. G. Dol,.eday or the Fourth regiment
New York heavy artillery Mayor u. X. Piumby, Captain
Martin, captain c. ". Mo. gan Lieut. W A. smith, G..
BOWMAN ana :. A. Russell Of the United Army
4. and T. Gilbert, OF A!ssGGr T. $. Little, of Ilhsois,
and a. y stone and L. McRrde OF Cleveland arc ssop
ping Al the Metropolitan Motel
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NrvrYRS, T-Steam Transport Ellen Tcrrv--Rey A =
Rovhsd One Hundred and Seventy eighth Pcnnsy vanis
DIR Wore, Massachusetts Sspitary Captain
Rogers Fns.aehh Pennsyly Captain Win ii Bschan,
Dr. Ianstcd Que Hundred sad Thirty second New Yof X
Rev v ard, One Hmudlpd and THIRD Pennsylvania;
Captain MarS.y, one Hundked and ind Pennsy
captain n.L Cryder. CAPTAIN rGrnk, sutherland Forty.
fourth MASSACHUSETTS, CumnSngs yr IIet.p Idextenant
Mccormick Twenty hfth Massachusetts ~. hince Ter
hunc-ana eighty in the steerage.
DEPARTURES.
Ln ERroof.-stearnhlp Eina-Mu CAPTAIN = " Paul Miss
FARLEY Mrs sarrinRc Miss fsgDs Pilet, Mr&Eicksrson
and hoy, Musgflve, James Ferguson m sPeteslin,
Mrs WIN So land and 10y. Chas ris non j boucher de
Gree. John boyea aud wife. VIM Huxley. ,James l.
Thompson, Len Bcraard, United steses Army; James
Durand Van llsurhton HUGH Wyc Julius Iabu sriers,
Colria Mrs wcs--wi;h Others In the sseraac. specs
S3h2.0 s4.
rs-F Wilcox. New 1ihygs; II Henvi, 50 LeSs; MISS
ienriec Hosenbsnn aud Gr and Mrs cerlnc iixee chill
dreu aud infant sen fralsseo Jos Isaac, crfarnia
Isabella Stewart Philadelphia; Ell Tnulo sna family II
Louis; solomon Levin Abrah LEVIN ana Eoa IsSyn, Rash
willie; Mr. end Mrs Butnauu. Pontiac ertnsna >scheren.
Eansen, Nsa York Mkhaei ugrhett MlwaUEex Mr. oud
Nrs Louis s,hwotnler New ortans Eiw friend, ssa'nl
Cntu, tetg and Lsslt Buacr New York. L,,pad
Mans Engnud Mrs GUgek, New Dtlpansand ,nthersS
the stecrnse. 7atai, "a, I
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The sixty Ninth Regiment.
Gil OF TIE THREE QRaA ME- rI0SS Is Tn

The sixty Ninth Regiment.
WHICH OF TIE THREE ORGANIZATIONS IS THE
MILITIA REGIMENT?
There are now, or claiming be- three regiments in
existence with the number 69"-one under Neayher,
one under Corcoran, and in this CITY, under Major
Basey The twolstter contest thc right Of being ranked
AS militia with the number 80 Of New York state, and
this fact has caused considerable wrangl,ng the
parties interested General CoTcoran CLAIMS that the
regiment under himOow, which Is At present in Suffolk
Va, IS entitled TO tho militia designation while on me
other hand Mayor bagley insists that the regiment sun
remains in New York there beng majority Of officers
Of the regiment holding commissions from the state stu
in the city court Of inq Try has Instituted In the
matter consisting OF General Yates Colonel Meade
aud yesterday General Corcoran who is at present 10 the
city, examined in relation to the matter. Maior
Ba2ey Captains Lynch dempsey also examined
The court sat until cicven O'Clock Inst night. when Inc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

r,smwn n orSr,-The Gloucester tliaaz papers com
pan AZ Inc payment 81 bocnties TO fishermen which
Il, ,b.t town mount 10 hundred thousand dollars The
DELAY c.uses nh, inc'pvcnienee snd embarrassment 10
those who relied q, slsy Their own debts some
nnye 'G 20, oss tnss Of a
uepS
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

BrfRsdicr General Ullmann's Brigade.
GkskRAL oRpERs-No. g.
BRs0ADlsx GENERAL ULIM sHN's HIlpopAR1ERs
No. 200 BROADWAY, NEW YoEn, FEB. II, 1888.
All officers and others ordered report at these bead
quarters win do so without delay, by command Of
DANlhL uILMANE, Brigadies GeHoral U. g. V.
HENRY L. JOINS, A. A. Al Genesal.
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Sentence or the Murderer Lewis.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb q. 1858
Chaties Lewis, convicted Of the murder Of James
wand OF Princeton. IN November last was TODAY sen
Ton, b. be hung on The I'd q April next The prisoner
a,N fcs tel the otmst indifference to L. sentences Ills
cnrne,i made motion for arrest uf Judgment on The
ground ,of sloscd agniy ~ the drawing ~ the Jury.
no ,,o,t 4 os erruled the motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
Police Intelligence.

THEATRICAL MANAGER IN TRorBIE.-Gcorgc I. Sheldon,
temporary cssee of the academy Of Music. arrested
yesterday the instance Of District Attorney Hall
charge Of false pretenccs. Mr.. Hall, appears.
anxious 10 witness tho spectacle Of Cinderella, aud paid
for boxes eighteen and eteen which, subsequently
Proved had been previously sold TO other parties Feel
ing that he was imposed upon TO certain extent the
District Attorney determined to have the manager
arrested for obtaining money Under false pretcnces and
accordingly preferred complaint before Justice lowing
at the Tomhs. The examination fixed by the
ris Monday afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

FIyHry.-it Nash,fah WISCONSIN,. on thursday, Fcbru-
AIRY 10, he Rev JAMES ~ GEASD FiNSEY, Of Sorwak,
90 mn. aged ~ Years and aophs
MoRRs.-on saturday cvcEing, February II. WILLIAM
FRANCES MoRRI~. only child Of Edward VI. and Mary Nor
rs, az q months and days
Due III the funeral viii be given in D
paper
for dthr D.ofhs .Seconi Pap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
Celebration I'm sc. Louis.

ST. IorIs, Feb. n 1858
wSSianghn's birthday WIS celebrated here to Day
There was grand mitry parade a United sta,cs
volunteers aud enrolled militia The troops presented
Zine appearance, aud were reviewed by RAZOR Gcnera
Carts ADD staff The streets were Handsomely decorated
AMI thronged with an mmensc number OF citizens
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The Boston Weekly Bank statement.

Tia Iy CRor The Worcester (lfass.) Tyonsryi,t nays
the discusses Of that city sre Oiled with no about twelve
wches thick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

TRANDRETHs PILLS.
skHSDRErns FILLS FILLS.
NEW STYLE.
NEW STYLE.
NEW STYLE.
NEW STYLE.
THE BEST puRGArlvE IN TIKI WORLD.
THE BEST pURGATNE IN THE MnhLp.
THE BEST PURGATIvE IN THE WORLD.
These pills expei the principle Of disease AMI ne casc the
principle OF lite.
MS practice says ''They vegetable onn which
and purify the blvd, crcct and
late all sccr-ucns and by purrtiu, discharge The
whole morbid matter from the system without
dueng the strength. They admitted 10 he the best
ga,iv. ous me,i me and have not thcr equal Tor
hers aud the blood they without Rrvan
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN BrLMER.
This December Is6l United States Marine Artillery at
N.wber N c. that his second lieutenant Charles r.
Duane attacked with typhoid feyer that he continued
been unable TO open bowels Captain Bn.ncr coDcnded
TO Brapdres PiIs medicine whIch he had
his rnIhood. lie night fcqur the
- give In The morning. The
delrinn PASSED OF, and young
was easy evidently much better In evening
able get UP. He took the Pills days sonnning 10
improve ana the typhoid fever carru He
tacsed with fever and Again the relied
upon and they cured his fever and a.ue few days
he fully restored to health.
call upon the Surle1n General 10 10 Il h supply
OF Brandfcth's Pills are among the medicinal stores
BRANDRETH's Pills
are sold al No mon square, and ~ al drtstis's
ASH FOR NEW STYLE.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE ga CANAL SHEET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 BEAUTIFUL MANSION.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
~ will he afforded capitalists 10 invest IN ~ the most
desirable residences la the fash'oial. quarter OF the
metropolis. the sale. under the direction 81 the sheriff.
OF the stone front fuI Madison
avcnue. form ery o.pird ny the Hon. A. Oakley Hail.
W.dne the 18th a. III. Merchants Exchange As
Mr. MILLER, the auciinneer, will dpose this valuable
and eligible Ir5isry ernmporily To the hihss bidder ts
acquisition be had at a low tgure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

business CARDS 81 PER 100. LABELS % CENTS
- per loo Blllheaas 50 pr Ream y ,,Sassi S,enls
Printing equally low. r. X. DAWLkf .ln. p"bishcr and
printer corner Rcade and Centre ttecis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS AND OTHERS MOUNDS,
Lrises and other sores are healed quicker BY
V.n.iisp Lniment than other remedy II ia
cure tor collie spasms. isrGhoa and dSsente
~ 81 and % Sold BY all druggists Depo % CNrt
/. "A, a,eet
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HAS Ir

1,HEuMATIsM.-wH no HAS 1T'
WASHINGTON, ID. c. Sept o. 1852
Messrs. Msrras Go. --Gents-iou VIII please send 10
~ addre pair OF Metallic Insoiss have ssed
hs,n FOR ycar and truly that they
are a cure and preventive OF rheumatism l ION n,snd
sheuf 10 the public Respectfully,
'ne" :" EDMUND J. PORTER Mayor U,aA
Prc. eli per mail 81 rs Oner t2p Broadway, Send fsy
CIRCULAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-22

NR. y. A. CALDWELL, oCULlsT tLATE OF CANADA,
~ after M absence years. ha. returned To- Naw
YORK nd resumed his professional business ~ - Clinton
ae. Eirhh street Dr. Cadwe has for twenty
his attention. rxclusyey operations on We Eve Lar
No charge for examination OF OPINION oce hours from
A N mn A..
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A MSisrER IN ri,s NM;Ro RHIMKsi--A New Or
CORRESPONDENT, the rdrser ,ha, Rev. Mr.
He,worih, chaplain W the Forty
has resigned that position and accepted tho FIRST lieu
tenancy IL the Louisiana volunteers coorcd company,
and attached u ten. Banks, staff
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TRUSTEE,S SALE


virtue of deed of trust executed BY Hugh
NlcnoIs on the 18th day ofMarch 1850 and now
20 ~ ONO county, State of Virginia. in book
10, page OF viii sell in the city OF WheeIiuE At
S 5e front door Of the Court House. on the rst Non
Sy Sy @ SI 1iy 1863 the following property viz ItS
NJ 90, A0o, u no, III, and 20 feet of Lot No lO2
p - OI LotS 30. and and halfof Lot No. So ali
N Ine FIRST Ward OF the ty OF Whee Ing ALSO, at
saue plhce aud time piece Of ground with the i'm
pLoYements thereon located at thewe5t end OF Union
SIEeet on the wharf, formerly known as the FERRY
ho9se. Also, at the same time and place. the fol-
lowing property In GrahAm's addition TO ne CITY of
" Mmheenng, on Quincy street, Lot No. 81, x lot No
70, H lot No. 81, u lot No 50. Also In East RheeI.
ing, North of lot No. 20. f lot No 98 and iot No
Also, at the same time and place. no shnrss
OF Atock In the Belmont Bridge COMPANY and IN
shares OF stock in the North Western Ba6k Of VIr-
glna VIII also sell under same deed of trust on
the @ second Monday in July, 1858, In the town M
aouhdsYllle, Marshall county, State Of Virpinia a
I5Fm known as the Sockman Place. situated In GSaid
siaIshaiI County on the waters of Fiah cfeek COM
IaIhlng YOU acres, more or less. Said farm fs sIY
mies from Glen ERston and eight miles from Gamer.
On Also, viii sell under said deed Of trust onIthe
LhlIa Monday Of July, 1868 In the town Of RJSrtnS
state Of Ohto belmont county the HnPtinI vine
right and boat, the Cottage Hotel with two otS
no. Oh and 18o, together with two pieces " and "
acres OF ground all located in the said town OF Sr
Terms Of sale-0ne third in cash, the balance in G.
~ anu months, with approved security and titIe
retained until the money is paid. -
N.Y. ISAAC COTS Trustee.
g: ClairsTille Chronicle copy and send i 10 this
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NOTICE
PROVosT MARsHAL GENERALS oYYloE
Washin0ton Ala, 90 Ioao

PROVOST MARSHAL Generals OFFICE,
,y,r,,, Warrington, May %, 1868. g
orably discharged on account Of wounds or tiis1.
2llity and who desire to reenter the service in the
Orders No: 1O5 of 1868, from the War Department
published in the papers throughout the country
Suoh omcers are requested to comply promptly win
Le OF that orer, and to send their written
as therein provided for positions In the
tnyi1 Corps tstattng the clHract their dsa-
p!yD with as little delay possible, to the Acting
which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General will at once forward the applics-
General at Washington ~ A4''
Ohieers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
immediately upon furnishing the papers REQUIRED Ly
General Order No. 1O5, of 1868, from War Depart-
ment. Their pay and emolaments win commcnce
from date OF acceptance Of such appointments, and
matds to which they may be assigned. " 'lA
]. D. FRY
"S%S 4m Provost Marshal General
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p p SFfAULLAA IA NOIIoEs DoubLe the above rates.
08-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor.
ding 70 the space occupied and the number charges
All llHdvertsementsfromt transient persons or stranR
ers. to be paid for in advance 7tt--e
Business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 DEF year
o. $6 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
viii be counted less than a square - :
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers' own Immediate business; and an
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF sales and real estate, sent in by them musi
be paid for at the usual rates ~ - :
Advertisements not accountant fed with yyr tte,
directions, will be inserted until forbid and ohAT1ed
aecordingly.s' -if- o.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. 80 Z : 2 81 - -
Marriages, cesof Funerals and announcements
Of sernons, 80 cents each NJ. nouyIi-'5s