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mFx. Lincoln abDut to Visit Germany
.-Onc Of the Presidents Sons to enter
Xnfr 1o1H

Mrs. Ifncof0 abOnt to Visit GermNny
..Onc Of the Presidents Sons to enter
HeldelburE College.
President Lincoln, (says the Independence
BEye) has decided to send one Of his sons to
the University Of Heidelberg, and Mrs. Lin
coin herself will bring the youth to Europe.
lPar,s, sept;17, correspondence OF London Globe.]
The Belgian newsmonger the Independeaee)
route for Heidelberg, to place the Presidents
first born on the matriculation roll Of that
University, a preference not over cnmpli-
mentary to Harvard College or other Yankee
seats Of learning. The result Of this expert
me1t may determine whether choppiug Ger
man metaphysics or rail splitting ba best coll
In that aspect of the case alone can the matter
ba worth noticing.
, 1863-10-12

Make sure Of HEALTH. "Bu. how." sou asz
We answer. its An easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH md Bustain
The N8RvEs. the servants Of the bzal1-
The LIvHR keep IN active play.
And REGULATE, ftom day to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan.
Brace and refresh the INNER NAN.
And ltka watch. that's kept In china.
By constant care with railroad time,
Tho systems tone aud strength renew.
And thereby cheer the ErrR1ra. too.
"How," you inquire, .can tits be done.
TITS Victory o'er Diseases be won?"
~HosrxrTHH's BrrTxRs," we rap1y.
Il HEALIa's suFKRxH PBorxoT1ox-rKTI
asa means OF regenerattng the dIsorderad and en-
feened sJste regulating every junction Of sha inter
mi organs ze71y!ng the depressed spts iaV@o1asug
the constitution and prolouging Life. no medicinal
preparation either Of the past or the presen: tina has
beeu 80 completely and uai1e1saIly successful =
, 1863-10-12

-" TIE accounts received from the wine
producing districts Of Fracce state that the
vineyards in general never presented more
luxurlant appearance. The vintage com
nerccd in the south Of France under the
most favorable circumstances. The vintage
bas 1ikeyite commenced in the Jura, the Ain,
the Rhone, the Maconrais and the Bsaujolats.
a similar operation will be commenced in the
Catinais, the Bordela1s. the two Charentes,
ard the banks Of the Loire, in the course Of
the present week. The quality Of the new
mine, which 1t is difficult to test IS yet, Will
no doubt vary according to the locality; bat
1t is believed that the produce may be equal
to that If lsst year,
, 1863-10-12


70 On 5n1 ,be l si,t .ua eea, shaeke1fo1d, ia een.
command Of his own brigade, ana ~. fos.-
which have rent. White, at the saue time,
wa m r:h,pg south, but he got OILY few
miles below London, hofero he Wa ofdercd
BTd's b:igade was advancing to Calhoun.
on ibe Blawa wa=ec River, and wa' driven back,
rs h.vo sd Used you oJ Telegraph,
The General odlc<r. of tais camp are evcry,
to tssis r and Of the. anu @oss ESQ So
thatsG u, BQrr.lde. That man u tho enooa-
lu OFT Of honesty. What he considers his
duty, he does, regardless Of consequences
The 1st Divtaiun Of the 9th Corps is nov-
be IN the road with 7,00o mea. Que tAtog Is
ce.tain. the 1aiso.d ris Chattanooga must 10
oLe1ed, OF re have more than enough men
lers now.
What Eccamc of a 5000 sccesh
RnnneF.
[F.rom the Nashville Union. October 81
When rebellion walked the strosts Of Nash
yil]c In tjtken rubes and silver slippers, there
wxs company which paraded under tha
bloody subliquet Of " The Rock City Guards"
WLoso etatdard was O large satin banner,
crimson on one side and orange on the other,
havtrg On the first gilded eagle, with out
spread wings, bearing In bid beak scroll In.
scsibed "Kock City Guards;" acd on the
grange eide picture Of the State Capitol,
1ifti1 z to the Clouds its classic "Lantern Of
De1nosthenes.'' TIE banner was heayilY
tli"ged with gold, the cost Of the whole being
Beneath tic shadow Of this banner the iu-
vfnc,ble, ind5n. itable, fire eating, pugpaclous,
unqnenchable, whip fiye@to-one, and die
i1-the-1ast ditch.able pro, slavery cht4alry
marched with the lofty tread Of archsngels,
bearing comet flag along the starry dust Of
ne Milky Way. Majeeticnl1y they planted
their boot-heel5, with toes duly turned ont
ward, to the martial cadcnces Of inspiring
1nutic, cockiog their Napoleonic chins at an
angle of forty.five degrees, as If they would
gaze the very stars out Of countenance. Well,
this banner Of the Il Rock City Guards" fel1
subsequently into tho hands of the u Van
dals,'' ard On yesterday some patriotic col
o1ed mtn carried 1t to the music Of Yankee
Doodle through the streets 1t the heal Of q
long procession OF "American citizens Of
Afrlcau deEcert," who had volunteered to
very cheapest Of thcee colored men would
have broug BIT over 5000 on the block three
years ago. The wives and daughters Of many
Of them have eften brought more at tho
sheriff q sale or at q slave pen. And never did
etepb no,e elsatic, or faces more determined,
or more stalwart, mDgcular limbs follow the
superb eatin, gold-tsinged banner coating
$500. Theee volunteers are engaged IN Wofk
Of tbs highest Importance to the welfare OF
the army of the Cumberland, rs well ns 70 the
future commercial proepefity Of Nashville,
ard we are glad 10 see that they arc coming
forward rapidly. No good citizen viii throw
etraw III their path Hay, or grumble when
they parade unltr the satin banner Rhich cost
$500.
, 1863-10-12
1t tgrces," appears more likely to prove cor

"g1ess," appears more likely to prove cor
rect than we desire. What 1s to be done?
Is Canada willing rather to give up
the Treaty than grant some concessions to
the interests opposed9 Are Canadiansde-
tcsmined to have the Treaty. az il is, O.
no,hingf Orwill they consent to saisfac-
tory revision, 50 as to harmonlze opposing
clements? These are questions that we
lear must be met, and the sooner they are
canvassed and discussed the better. Is
Upper Canada willing to forego an Amer
ican market for her coarse grains and 1un-
ber, in order to raise revenue TO support
Lower Canada? The closing Of the St-
Lawrence River to our commerce would
undoubtedly damage the Vest; but would
Montreal be willing to subs{de into a rural
port Of entry for the nero qualification OF
taxing American manufactures? For that
would be the inevitable result Of the stop
page Of our grain from passing into Cana
dian waters. The ocean commerce Of
Canada, which has been fostered By this
Treaty, would disappear with it, and then,
possibly, as has been suggested by some,
there would be kindlier feeling towards
the United States, and rekindling Of the
ola annexation fire, which has been pretty
cfectually smothe1ed for ten years past
or SINCE the passage Of the Treaty now in
question.
As sincere and Jealous advocates, there
fore, Of q reciprocal intercourse between
the United States and Canada, we ask Of
the journalists aud public men Of the lat
ter calm consideration Of the whole sub
iect; let there be an interchange Of senti-
mcnts On the subject between, say, the
Boards OF Trades and Corn Exchanges Of
the Eastern and Western States and Of
Canada. Hitherto the discussion has been
mainly carried on in this country. We
want Canada TO speak out. The farmers
Of the West hare presented their strongest
arguments for the continuance Of the Trea-
ty; but, nevertheless, We dread the results.
If CANADA appreciates the Treaty as Of any
value to her commerce, We expect they
will aid us somewhat in the great worb
before us. At any rate, We desire to know
whether she is determined to take the po
kition Of continuance Of the Treaty as
is, or nothing. As party deeply interest
ed, Canada can remain no longer dumb.
, 1863-10-12

W We have received q note from General
McClernand, stating that It will be impossi
bic for him to speak at Fondulac, Wis, as
announced.
, 1863-10-12

DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
The Ingredients In these Ps IA the tesult 81 long
sure to correct ali egulazit1es Patnta m.ustsus
tiept: xakoy1Na Al 9a;TaGc31oxs whssasr @ asn G0%
ta.fou of tho heart whites, ah<r ervous a6ectIons
hJBtlr!c4 disturbed e1eep, which ARIES from 1ta1Tup
tons of nAtu 9.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ara poe1tive remeoy fer ~ compl&int4 peculiar 70
FkmtlEs. INDUCING WITH CERTAINTY FxKIOpfoAL
1ERKGut1R1TI Explicit directions, stating when they
should 1oT BE usKD With each box PEce o-e dollar.
~ Ge1d by All prugVhts.
BUTCHINGs 4 HILLYER P1oprtetoEa
pc2G5t6- 2nadp 81 CeLsr street. kew GoEk CITY.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Post Master Blatrss Assault on the
RA6Ie1l Republicans His. Conttes
Vcr%y with SuE1nes-The President
fstF9s
, 1863-10-12
Gel1eral Notites.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERT
L KNCE OF AN OLD EURaE.--M1s. Wins1ow1
feAle phJslc1ns and In the Unlted and
has been used for thirty year, with safe
II and success By millions OF mothers and Children,
ffom the feeble intAar one weak old 70 the adult.
II eofrecu Actdity Of tke s+oU4c5.
Believes WtRd colo.
Regulates 3ne boEe14,
AID EiYeS rest; health and coCa3cIs g moLnef aua
child, q SanA bottle. AuI Ks4 an-Sop
, 1863-10-12
ITO FARMERS, PRODUCE
L DRALRRs AND MANUFACTURERS.
EWES s. nIACEY.

81 Ring William street, London, and9 Chapel
street, Liverpool,
Who haye had considerable experiences Ia enscdug
lpsuranres and the t-ansac.tcE Of ge-eFA1 American
bus]ntya In Englatd, ItcMve cEnsIEutne1t8 OF Antti
csn pfpouco and mx1u[actu1e for sale on co1slRn'
melt. Sbippl business Of every Etal executed with
eeorQny aud dMpatc1.
Re!ersrces T. Messrs. Jony PRATT + soys aud
R1CnAFr RCseEIL iuportets. 80 Broadway. n. +.
sao4 p1- A+nNf
, 1863-10-12

GILBERT i SAMPSON,
~ 46 4 IS DEARBORN sTEHKT.
LARGE SALE OF
NEW AEB SECONDHAND
Household Furniture, Carpets, Stores, It,, &C.,
At TION.
On TUESDAY Oct 18th. At ex O'Clock. viii be sold
at our Auction RcoTs. = a6 and 4s Dearborn a s.t.
splendid sAsortn ent OF PAGioE and bedroom eu1ta.
In Rosewood. Oak, Mahogany and Walnut.
Rkxlory 0lnlDGroon1 and
Chamber furniture
II Eeat variety: Lou?ges Ds:s I'D Bedding. rsf-
and PAslnr Stoves. with Genelk! asaor1nent Of
Houss hold 1eod1. GILBERT d SAMPSON.
ccl0 I9s34t AucuoneerA
A UCT1ON.-S. Nickerson Will
"A se1l st Auction. ut 5H Lake a:1ess. corner O!
& en ISL S nj "a e Sx -
Tncenh'rts. socss Boots aud saoes.. C.otha. Csad.
eres aat1it Gloves and X4s arA aasortnens 1t
YnrnianiDg Goods Yanksa Eot!ons- &c., &C. aala
p3sttSA. Tt1r6 caAh. 8. N{ChER30N,
oc11-c6 SIS Au5uoneeE-
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NJ OF Al con LIC.;
a HIGHLY coNcKsrRArEs
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
APURE IoN1u.
DR.. K0OFLAND'S
GERMAN RlFTERS
PREPARED NJ
DR.. G. NJ JACKSON, Phila., Pa,
WILL EFFRcTuAlLY ouRx
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYsPEfsSIA,
JAUND1CB,
Chronic er Nervous Debility, Diseases sf the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from
disordered Liver er Stomach,
=, ~ ConstlpA
Aoa, Inward Piles,
Fulne4. or PlnCd to fh9
Hcad Aeidtsy Of t7e Stomach.
NauaeA HesItnurn. Dissnss tot rood
Etomseh: Swimming Of tea He'd Hn1Tied ri LA Dia-
ss ~ as. na g
DImne@s Of VisioH. Dotz OF wobs befo: the tigat.
q IL ssa ~
R,ts E.in u = 70 s.as, @ s>sk Cbest.
ofETl: sna erest
And wt1 Positively prevent YELLOW FEVER. Bill
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IFrom Our Regular coucepo7dent.I


tr'0na VII aeg1.s1 eoacepo9osn.'
ru z,, . "Arntsss' ~. ..s pr.,ntas,on ~ ., a ~.
~, +h,t -. +,,s ~ postm..t.r General in = sneech
ae,,,e1ed At RoesTtlIe. Mary1asd. on s.tur.
dsv Lust. rakes open war upon Senator Sum
ner, upon what he terms the radical Aboli.
tionists, and upon one or more members OF
the Cabinet. whom be attacks, through tho
Chronicle newspaper. The able and learned
essay Of the Msst.chu'ett. senator was .
nj enn9ecs o1 c.attc'an, ana e.uo4a , .aa
nlenoly alfcass1oa 81 lno lopss =. .aao''ss ss
~ou'o nsse eeen eauo eonh,ss.a na1 Nv "'tn 49,. Iu'
noft eolo'sa ny .1 as Id, 49, ~ -. , ~,
4lAo ms .,..,s., ~ -, ~, ...a - 49,. -. ~. a,.i,
s"o.o p :. - a.,.- s-,s.nt 49, 49, .s... ..
ouo' ana !" - 41.te sN'.. s'-l' s' -u, ,9A n
20 .i.Ao ~ ~ o.n "31 NJ ~. at ~ staa ~
Fuollc'1nA '. -ue esouus'5. 40 o.ss. uouos
4ees H. 70 .alte up Nc" paity' VI ~. o1'is y,
CONSERVATISM anu stsuua ena'eapatlon' aao
me 1Pec.a't0n IL lnon'seo en1s tne eoppe1,
heaos anu C9HserVatses ot Eli susaes WILL
, 1863-10-12

ftasrnoTsat examinations, cos dotsR. HAa aise eek
fhe F]a HNEnt AaA E1txft. xegNR = oe43 Gonsa
ron n, n, teeEs H. M849SA1@
, 1863-10-12

DOTAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
i b In D1aelng OF Sept Gd 1869.
No. 115sa crew slo0 600: NO: 3G77 drsW w go ~
1sCoo draw $50 cos No 1859 dtox 10000: 10. 59sl
d1ew 10: esipg the nve capte p,izss g pe1 seas
premium paid t3s pf9zni lor@sal9n a, t61r.sa mf1nasd
Pat f1GHce Rex 6tC{ ocq a998s
, 1863-10-12


fact nevertheless remains that the manu-
facture1s arc determined to use. every en-
deavor to abrogate the treaty, unless It is
revised and extended SO as to give to their
interest q great1 share Of the advantages
than they at present enjoy. Ever since
the passage Of the present Canadian tariff,
the treaty has Ind strong and earnest op~
ponents in every manufacturing district
west as well as east Of the Alleghanies;
and the only thing that has prevented its
abrogation before now, is the ten years
clause, which expires in 1864.
There is, however, another influence OF
more recent growth, which may to some
extent operate against continuance Of the
treaty. 1t is this: the breaking Of the Gu
teate cmdiale between the United States
and Canada, in consequence Of the sympa~
thy of the latter for the rebels now in arms
against our Government-thea aid and COM
fort which they have given them in the
shipment Of articles necessary to the sue"
cesa Of the rebellion, and in providing the
rebel steamers with anthracite coal to en-
able them to run the blockade successfully.
These things, along with the lionizing Of
rebel sympathizers and traitors, and the
insults offered to loyal Americans wher.
eyer they may travel in Canada, as well as
the destruction Of our commerce on the
high seas by British rebel pirates COM
bined have tended to emhitter the feelings Of
the people Of the United States, and prepare
them to take any step which may be likely
to damage Canadian interests even If it be
to their own loss and Inconvenience The
journal from which the extract which
forms the text Of this article is taken, does
not attach much importance to this fea-
ture Of the opposition; but We are inclined
to think that it will have'a very strong
bearing On the subject should it be brought
before the next Congress We have had
sufficient experience during the past three
years to 1ea1n that even in commercial
communities, there is something higher
and more valuable than the requirement
Of riches. # the Reciprocity Treaty has
oppoeed to it the patriotic sentiments OF
our people, then We may as well hid it a
long farewell -,
Such then, Canadian neighbors, is the
- a1ray OF strength which confronts the
: Treaty. How do you like the prospects,
Is the agricultural interest Of tue West
able to overcome the railroad, the canal
= the shipping and the manufacturing In
teress2 The statement that ne
Treaty (which is not altogether more IA
*vorable to ua than the present canno'
possibly be engineered through Con
, 1863-10-12

{6ncce5sors 70 c. N. JACKSON CO.o Proprtetors.
Fer sale by all DRUG gistt ard Dealers 10 eyerJ
toNn IN The United Ssstea. &a5Q-n1E 6m-4&Fedp
, 1863-10-12

CELEBRATED 8TOMACHBITTER
ToWandezers On sen And Land,
From Polar shore to TTop1c strand;
To household lone. a.d regions nev,
And dwelle1s In crest cities, t3o:
To soldiers IN camp, fort. and led.
Who NEED against dlaeaseA ahial1;
To miners. California bound.
And ulers Of vet. marshy ground:
70 feeble wives Of tsStle mold.
To young, and middle aged, and old;
TO tAcse in health, who would enjoy
Heavens best glfts without alloy:
To ali the stzensthless, weak and pale.
Who dscop. ret know not Hhasthe5 al.
HosrxrTKR's BrTr1Rs 10 present
AsHealth. 4 most potent element
II there Is any va1ue In puoc opinion. O. ny
In medical testimony, the very bcst a2d s1test Ioac.
Corrective and Alte1ati7e nov beforo tho "osloa
, 1863-10-12

CEWING MACHINES.-Ladiee
~ who would ltke to do their own eaNt1g. Hem.
xcfrF and Telling, very Mncn narrower aad vAstly
heater than can be dons any other viii LOOK at she
, 1863-10-12
~ seUTH MONROE sKHRHE.

N OTICE .-Madame Andrews.
IN C1Anyoyant. ron 1sssou. Msas., an b. en4
, 1863-10-12
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing h[achine

While 1t rurc neatly tw1ca ID tatt, 1t works mo.e
e&ElIy WITH much ts noise tnAn any other, TITS
1NPoHsfBIx TO SET THE SEEDLE. uKAHEFs Oh TEEL14
WRONG, oR TO EpH TUx !AACuIHG BA0KWARDs. Call
t1d Tee It at
L. CORNELL & cos, 1855 LAKE STREET.
DEEss, ,CoRskr AID VEST MAKES. aAI1ka srrrhRa
kD EHoE E1HpKRs EW conAait their
, 1863-10-12

THE GREATEST MEDICAL
l. p1BCoVERY OF TaK As8.
DR.. Kennedy, of Roxbury, Mass.,
Has discovered COMMON PASTURE WEED, that
curea ee1ofu1s Kryslpe1as, bA1t Raeum, Hngworm.
Beald Head. Pmples. liberated aoEs LsEs ecss@
ether bloo1 pul,nsr h4s talle this cd standard
and popular remedy. For sale By AL D1u211A1.
n I'm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-03
SOLDIERS AID {
Pawners, institution.

A novel and benevolent proposal is now
before the Missouri Legislature, which in
wolves the establishment in st. Louis, of a
Pawner's Institution, where the poorer
classes, who are compelled to dispose of
articles of jewelry, clothing, furniture,
&c, to procure the means Of living, may
DO SO without paying the unmereiful in
terest usually charged by pawn-brOkers.
This interest is usury Of the most stipend
Gus proportions in the majority Of cases and
to do away with it is to materially benefit
the suffering poor The Democrat of that
city says:
HThe chief recommendations of the meas
lre are the benefits which dow from it to
the poor borrower, in saving all his loans
on interest from five to an indefinite per
if the same is forfeited by the non-paymeht
Of principal and interest by selling the
same at public auction, and any surplus to
be paid to the owner-a right which he can
fully enforce, even if there were any dispo-
sition to deny it-in providing that all
surplus profits of the institution over and
above 10 per cent. interest on the capital
invested, shall be faithfully applied to the
relief Of the pOOr-in affording to the
wives of drunken, prohigste husbands, and
TO minors and apprentices a secure place
Of deposit for their small earnings"
&c., Sc.
Such an institution might well be estab-
lished in every city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-03
IMPORTANT TO FEHALHs.
DIR OHEESRMAN's PILLS.

me combination Of ingredients In these Pills AK
the result OF long and extensive prAotes. They are
mild IN their operation, and certain in correcting 81
ireguleritios painful 1ienstruAtion removing ell ~
structions whether IRON cold OF otherwise headashR
rain in the sde palpilatlon Of the heart whites eli
nervous sHecticns, hystsrios, fatigue, pain in ths
back and limbs, 60, disturbed sleep, which ariSei
trom interruption Of nature.
DIR. OHEKSEMAN'B PILLS
vas ths commencement OF a new Grain The treatment
Of those Irregularities and obstructioEs, which ha4
consigned so many to premature grave. No ismail
ran enjoy good heslth unless she "a regular, and
whenever an obstruction takss plASs the EshssEi
health bcsins to Decline
De. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efeetusl reedY over known for ali con
plants pecrlisr 20 Females. To all glasses thsy az
invaluable Including, with certainty, periodical reg
clarity. They are known % thousands, who haFI
cssd thou at different periods, throughout the c01n
Try having the sanction Of soIne OF thu most sninsEi
Physicians In america
Explicit directions, stating when they should NJ
Be used, with each Box. The price, 8I,OO psf Bo5
containing nom 50 to 60 Pills.
Pills 5out b. Ia2n, promptly, By RENTING - N
Propristor. sold By Druggists generally,
&. B. HUTOHiEGS, Proprietor,
= Cedar s., New Yerk.
So sold NhtIzaalo and Rotan In Cleveland b.
ErRUEG 3 ARMSTRONG. sprl4:5oWit1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-03
01Io5s s1 InvaIuabIe Article Of Hospital
nfee.

0rfons an InvnIuabIe Article Of Hospital
Diet.
All medical men connected with the Ar
nv Of the West give their unqualified tes-
timony to the value of onions in prevent
ing and checking the diseases to which
our troops, especially those in the Vicks-
burg feet, are SO fearfully exposed, and
the following extract of letter from Dr'
b. A. WarriEsr, Sanitary Agent at Mem
phis, is fresh confirmation of this fact.
DR.. Warmer writes from Memphis, Feb.
17ih: al have just finished q long con-
ference with an intelligent surgeon in
General Smiths division, who is lately
from the feet. Diarrhes, Of an exhaust
ing malignant character, is the principal
ailment Of the troops Of that department
A heavy proportion Of the medical staff is
rendered helpless with the common Attic
ton. Nv informant is himself one of the
number, and is absent from his post in con-
sequence. His own experience in the mat
ter of treatment furnishes some valuable
suooestions to the commission. He declares
thst he has derived most benefit from Ta10
onions and mustard. Coincident with this
statement is that of the nurses on the hos
pital steamer City of Memphis, which ar
rived this morning from below, bringing
400 sick. I had just inspected the boat be-
fore meeting the surgeon of whom Ispeak,
and found a general cry for onions We
have on hand of these but twelve barrels" :"
DR.. Mclean, surgeon in charge of the
and the fleet, wri.s., "TOO many Sanitary
goods cannot be sent here, for what We
have is a mere drop in the bucket. Prom
inent among the best are cider, vinegar
krout, potatoes, apples in all forms, shirts
and drawers Of flannel, onions"
Hundreds Of bushels Of vegetables hav'
already been forwarded through our agen
cy to the hospitals at Nashville and Mem
phis and we deem it service to the caus'
to renew our urgent appeals for fur:hei
contributions of onions, potatoes, pickles
lrout, apples, SC.
Now is a time Of great need. The SAM
tary Commission is preparing to send I
boat from Louisville to the Mississippi
feet, and our shipping facilities will ena
bic us TO forward with the utmost dispatcl
all stores Of this kind. We beg the farmers
and gardeners of the Reserve will double
! their donations, already generous, so tha
the steamer may 60 down freighted witt
the vegetables that are not only q luxury
but health-giving diet to the dropping
and dying inmates of the hospitals of thu
Southwest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-03

GHERIFF SALE.-In obedience to an
~ order Of sale Of property attached, after final
Judgment, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and to me di-
rected, in the cause wherein Miller NJ. Spangler
is plaintiff, and Benjamin Dodge defendant,
shall expose to sale at public auction, at the door
Of the Court House of said county, on the Sd
day Of March, A. D., 1868, between the hours Of
two and four o'clock P. NJ, the owing described
lands and tenements, to wit Two tracts OF
land situate in the City Of Cleveland. in the
County Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, one be-
ing known as the East end Of subdivision lot
No. 2sO in the Willeyville allotment, and being
sixty-siI (G6) feet front Tracy street, and one
hundred feet deep. And the other being known
as the whole Of subdivision lot No, 2S7, in said
Willeyville allotment, and being sixty-six (6G)
feet from. on Tracy street. and one hundred (IOO)
feet deep.
The first described piece appraised at Four
Hundred and Forty Dollars, and the second de-
senbed piece appraised at Five Hundred and
Ninety Dollars.
EDGAR Il. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By HENRY n. JOHNSON, Deputy.
C. L. FIsH, Pl'f's Atty.
Sheriff's Office Jan 81. 1868 ian3I.42Q