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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24


EAsTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Bunalos Boston New
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, PatnesEllle, Gene
Va, Astabala and COnneaut, closes at NJ
EASTERN THRoUGHs for New York only, closes AZ
Eastern THROUGH, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton. New York and hartford, closes at s:45 p m.
EAsTERs WAY, t9r al points between Cleveland ana
WESTERN THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, ueaves ht 5;l9
WEsTERS THROUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st, Joseph and Cairo closes at fs30 P. n
WESTERN WAT, for all points between Cleveland
and TOlsdO, closes 81 r. NJ
BAEDUzKT WAY, for saudusky and All intermediate
points, closes at4:IoP. N.
= OTEeINNAFI Way, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, Cesvea at 81
O1zoIENATI TaEoUeH. 'or Columbus. Day ton, New
ARK and Cncinnatii closes At 10 P M uoayas at BIS
CIScTSsITi THEoUeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, Lgnesgile and
Wheeling, closes t4.30 p. NJ: ... . -
PIrrsBuRaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PIrTsBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
WellsTile and Pttsburg Harrisburg. Philadelp phfas
Baltimore and Washington closes at 50h A NJ .
aud Youngstown, closes at TO P. NJ, (loaves next
MEDIEKWkE, closes at Am.
ROcKFORT, &c. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
| Saturdays, at II 81.
BRECEsyILLE, BARE, &C., closes Tuesdays and sat
/ urdRyB, at z A. NJ
| SHERoE OEHTER, Granger, North Royalton &C.
/ closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. M.
1 WARRENBVILLE, closes daily, l0;30 A.. al.
! -EAsT OIEVELAEDA and Euclid, closes daily, P. n
sEMail and Drop Letters are require by Law Il
! sTAli City Circulars are required to prepaid
~ Once open from 80 A. 81. to 7:sO P. N. Oh
''u''l'' nun a. ~ W. E. iUOwLEs, P. NJ
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GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY.
- WHERE DiTeotionsfor sslg 1sasuromsntssnt
fHes ss1srTWhsrss
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RRABY.mABE CL0TRlAe.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
Fhe Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of ''Fsir Ines," ,,Ths Prince Of
Wales, p s.The Ghost Hunters, p &C., 80.


Bv the Author Of 0Fsir Ine1,n 'tThe Prince Of
Wales, 1.-THE Ghost Hunters, =" &C., SO.
OHAPTER VII-IE TIE SLEEPING Can.
Thick and fast the shades OF twilight,
We're then falling all around,
And the beautious stars OF evening
In the heavens did abound.
On we sped Ger hills ami valleys,
RIvaling lightning In our flight.
While our sleeping car was altered
For the comfort Of the night
But was not very sleepy,
So sat up that might see
All the antics Of the lovers
Who we're sitting front Of me-.
With my eyes half closed l watched them
And I could not help but smil5
As I saw them kiss ard hugging
In . very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
ON her manly lovers breast,
While her arm, in lovers fashion
Round her neck was fOndly prtssed,
And soft words OF love he uttered
In tho maids is listening ear.
Words, though yerg interesting,
Still dare not let you near.
But cou'd rot let them rest SO,
For with them must have sport,
So with cane he touched them slightly
On their feet, as quick as thought.
Up they jumped al IN a nutter,
Botn were shaking some with fear,
While sleeping, was quietly
Or at least did 30 apear.
When they saw they were not injured,
And that everything was right,
Town they sat, and then left them
Fer the balance OF the night.
SOon to take a snOOze lay Gown,
And nothing more did know,
Till the trim arrived at Pittsburgh
And wOk in the depot.
[FO BE Continued
And we shall also continue TO give Great Bargaini
to All who call at Isaac Isaacs Union Hall, rs VI
have now on hand the largest and most superb soel
OF fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
80 No., "a Es5vsi rvear that hss evsr bean seeu fr
cleveland and our stock Of Spring and Sumer Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the state. a.
[ buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retai
purchasers will do we'll to call ct
Isaac A. Isasc's Union Hall,
sole Azencyfor tho sale OF Singers Celebrated Sewin
Machines, StOrr's AutomatOn Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
~ Corner Superior and UniOn-Sta.
- Look out for the GIANTS.
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sNIRT MANlEACTORY.

~For Sale hs all bT1FEisis 5i2 - mara: Rssdi~
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REM EsTAfE.
RRAYT0N & ST06KWEII,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Dln0' II: tie fnsursncs s9Iss oee of . Z. 5rayton

the Insurance Once Of i. T. 9rsyton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE
~ story House and Lot on Phelps-St, eonvsnientto
the Lake shore Oar Shops and Boiling MIL
Brick Houss and Lot, No. 70 Prospsct-St Has Gas
and Water and a small O1ce attached conVenl-
snt for Physician.
new two-story House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
Sibicy-Sts Lot 6Oxls5i good Fruit, Water 1nd
large Home and Lot on inton-st fronting Clin-
ton ark Lot 60 feet front, running back 10 the
Lake G0ld Bagn and Fruit. Price $4,000.
Mathews Block, on soath side Of Pn1llo squareW1th
land through to Champlain St, tor sac cheap
Long me gwen on large share OF purchase mon-
ey il dffiIe r..
IL story BTlck House. Lot 44Xl70 70 an alloy on
Frankliu-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn.
Well Water and Cistern. 1870. Terms easy.
large new and elegant Brick House and Barn. cor
uer Kinsmhn and FOrest-St Lot 226X3y6. $1,000.
az story New Brick House and Lot, No. 90 scoviIe-
st Lot 3Sxlit, cor. alley and Scoyille-St, $3.50.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
Euclid-St., on the Crawford Road A good Farm
House and Barn we'll stocked With Fruit Of all
kinds. Price ZOO. Terms 10 suit purchaser.
l06 acres ~ miles from the City first Oa from Eu-
clid-St. Price S3 0OO. Terms easy.
2i0 acres in BrecksYie IS scIes improved, balance
choice timber land. SIS Per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston 40 acres impfeved. Good House
and Barn. Price so per acre. -Terms easy
l2S acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 50 acres
Price shOOO.
50 acres in Newburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. s5oqi-
$50 acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Mau
seOn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pral
ne and balance timber land. New House anc
Barn and good Fruit. t2O per acre. Terms easy
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To Those IncIlned 10 Rnllst.

By the following General Order from
the Var Department it will be seen that
the inducements offered to those inclined
to enter the military sertice in the regular
army are very fsttering:
War DERARTNEST,0
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHNGTON, June %, 1865.
General Order No. 100. ,aar
Ordered, That sll men enlisting in the
regular army for five years, within ninty
dsys from this date, shall receive premium,
advance pay and bounty, Of S400, ss fol-
lows, VIZ:
Premium paid on tment.................s 2 90
Advance pay, first payment after first
muster - W
Advance bounty, paid after being accepted. 25 90
Total. .... 90
Bounty to be paid at the second regular
payday after enlistment $50 90
Bounty to be paid after months service 80 90
Bounty to be paid after y months service 50 90
Bounty to be paid after two years service. so 90
Bounty to be paid after three years service so 90
Bounty to be paid after four years service SO 90
Bounty to be paid at expiration Of service. IS 90
And II Is further ordered, That the bounty
Of S400 aforesaid shall be allowed and paid
in the manner rhereinbefore provided, to all
those men now in the regular army whose
terms expire within one year from this
date, and who shall re-enlist at any time
within two months before the expiration
Of their present term Of service.
By order Of the Secretary Of War,
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

In this City and elsewhere on commission, under the
name and hrm Of LYMAN z &JUDoON.
J.. LYMAN, teblbl - y. gUls1N.
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REFRIGERAT0RS.


Twenty different Styles and Sizes.
sCHOOLEY'S iceberg, +" "NeVerbecOmes
damp and mOuldy; 8 sizes.
sCHOOLBYS iqCE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; 8 sizes. 'a .....-
JEWETTs PALACE Ssiles; handsome
ly grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs "COTTAGEs9-2 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
JEwETTs TCE TOP" sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and fnished.
ICE CHESTS, 3 sizes; double lids. Low
price. r. --
WATER OOOBBRs-I, 2, 3, 4 and 6 gall
Ions, made double; filed in with char
coal. One piece Of ice lasts all day.
ICE OgEAM FREEEKRS-8, 4, and 8
quarts. The mostGpproved kind-Will
freeze cream in -FOUR MINUTES.
WATER FILTBRS-Kedzie's and JsFetes.
All sizes, from 2 to u gallons.
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS A
splendid variety at low prices.
SEUaII or send for descriptive Catalogue Of ths
''1'' r.i W. P. FOGG,
aprs0 Corner ofSuperior and Seneoa-etl.
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PasI.pFFIeE flAaEffAsLE.
lEY9l vi l4s lIL-lls EA2Azs
1858 BTEHER ARRGEGEEEET 1855
If-Eif rhfF fHHaN EA04.ai ..
---as- fOk-EhE - l.4
Arrival and Closing OF. Malls
a. AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
lour aftsrarriVal Of trains
ls-All Mails close one hour before departure

~ Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
hour afterarFiTal Of trains.
u8-All Mails close one hour before departure
traiua- -
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 445 AN, i:40 z 4a5P NJ
Esstern Way arrives at g;55 A. NJ.
Western Through arrives at go A NJ, and SD r n
Western Way arrives at 3 80 p. M.
SsnduslIY Way arrives az g.25 A. n.
Cincinnan though arrives at ~ A. h, S;35 P D.
do Way arrives At $50 P q.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at g-l5 ?. n
do Way arrives AT 81 A NJ
Nahoning Way arrives at 100 p NJ
MedinsE Way arrives At 400 P. N.
ROcKp0rt, &C, arrives Tuesdays Ihursdhys ana ah
urdays at u NJ.
Brscksyils, Bath, &c, arrives Mondays and ErtdhJs
sharon Center Granger. North Royalon Ee-s arrives
Mondays and Fridays at S p. NJ.
Warrensville arrives daily at l0-l5 A. d.
East Cleveland and Euelid arrives daily st A. NJ
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OPENED THIS DAY-AT rHE
. OLEVELAED BAZAAR, Curiosfties In jar
n6eas Baskets, Toy Union Flags and Lanterns Scan
dal Wood end Jet Braoelsts- The best assortment Of
Eins Esus In he CifF--..-g rl ..-.r D
= sst,-A.AIEs 4 lIILLS.is3
iun7l 25t Superior Street. @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-24

A very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land
Convenient to Street Railroad.
JHO. g. JENNINGS,
juIyls Atwster Building, foot Of SuDsrioT-st
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MEBlGAl.

SUeAR -OOATBD, PURBLY VIGzTABL
The Oldest, cheapest, and most Reliable Famiu
TIoIicius IN use. More used than any other kind.
Price Is cents-s1 Pills in box. Soc OiTeulara-
B-SOld By Strong 4 Armstrong, Benton Brothsrl
= W Palmer, Churchill a Bro. Also, at WhOleaai
ana rstAil q lsl Ontario-St, Cleveland, by
g. G. HOERIS, Gent Agent,
Tor Ohio, miqhigAn End Indiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26

Ford on Tuesday, and it is supposed that
fight has taken place in that vicinity.
It is reported that body Of Indians re-
Gently invaded Texas, and captured large
number Of horses and cattle A number OF
Texans were killed in the skirnishing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26
PUBLISHED {pA1LYl By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
re- OFFICE-No. l04 King street, over
tones, formerly French's) Book Store.
WAR NEW s.


cavalry attacked the Federal forces at Brent
wood. nine miles from Nashville Tenn, and
meeting with a feeble resistance, captured the
entire force, numbering three hundred men,
with al the government stores at the place.
Gen. Smith. at the head of FIVE hundred cav
o2rv. SET ont from Franklin in pursuit OF the
Confederates, and came up with their main
BODY six miles west Of Brentwood, and sue
ceeded in recapturing all the government wa
gons and stores, and destroyed them. Ihe
Federal loss in this affair was sixteen killed,
wounded and missing, while that Of the Con-
felerates is reported at ten killed and wounded
and fifty taken prisoners. Confederate scouts
had approached within four miles Of Nashville.
1t is reported that the Confederates i'll
strong force have taken possession Of Dauvllle,
Kentucky. 1t is also reported that a large
force has reached Harrodsburg, in Mercer
county, ten miles north of Danvllle, and that
the Federal forces under Gen. Cater were
falling back on Frankfort General Breckin-
ridge is in command Of the Confederates. -
There are no Confederates at Glasgow Or
Mumfordsville, or that section Of the State.
\ dispatch from Cairo partially confirms the
Confederate account of the attack on the Port
Hud:on batteries The Southern dispatches
stated that one only Of the Federal fleet sue
ceeded in passing the works, and that all the
others were repulsed, including the flagship
ship Hartford The Federal account agrees
substantially with this statement, with the ex-
ception that the vessel which passed was the
Hartford, having on board the commander Of
the fleet She lay below Warrenton, at last ac
counts
The Confederate Gen. Hindman is reported
to be tsome point in Southwestern Arkansas
endeagorlng TO reorganize his army. Gen
alarmaduke is at Clarksville, On the north
side OF the Arkansas, town about halfway
between Van Buren and Little Rock. HIe is
] reported as having large cavalry force The
4 Federal scouts scour the whole country west OF
CIarksyllle and north Of the Arkansas
n Tuesday, some skirmishing occurred near
. VhantiIly, Virginia. The Confederates ap-
. Preached the place and made a teint Of attack
. \ body Of Federal cavalry moved out to meet
. mem, the Confederate, falling back until the
Ieoeral troops were drawn into an ainbuscade;
q lI'eE IN turn retreating until reinforc:l when
L we II; Conttderatas again fell back The FEEDER
H d loss was one killed, several wounded and one
]. 'aAsn prisoner. The Confederate loss is not
B stated
b osn. Averi]1>s cavalry made another recon
n. zp.'ssance up the Rappahannock on Monday.
81 ~''5 #ls ANIL IN tho direction Of keLys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-26
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST,

| lurg confirms the arrival Of the gunhoat Hart
ford and Albatross of Admiral Farraguts feet
| at the mouth Of the canal, On the 10th. OF
GERS from on board arrived at Gen. Grants
headquarters, bringing dispatches from Admir-
al Earragut.'
The gunboats rau the blockade at Port Hs1d-
SON. but after coming some distance all but
two returned.
They have probably gone to The mouth Of
Red river.
General Banks had not yet come up
to make land attack when the feet ran the
blockade
The boats will pass into Lake Providence
as soon az the current IN that direction per
mlts.
Reports fosn Greenwood up to Wednesday
afternoon, say the fight had not been renewed.
Both parties however, are making active
demonstrations, and the Confederates are
mounting new guns and otherwise strengthen
ing their position.
BENJAMIN Owen and Johr II. Trust have
been committed to the Old Capitol Prison,
Washington by the military authorities there,
they having been detected IN the act Of signal
ing prisoners in that prison
A>lyices from Port Royal, S. c., to the D. S.
Government are to the effect that General Hun
ter is growing in unpopularity, and that Meth
er men nor officers have much confidence In his
ability as a commander. Major Halpln his
chief OF staff, has, it is reported, sent in his
resignation on accout OF want OF contide1ce IN
General Hunter As the attack will soon conf
mence it is not, however, believed that Alr.
Lincoln will superce1e Gcner Hunter b. new
man..
4 letter from New Orleans to the \. Y.
Post, says;-'' Army officers are satisfied tha;
the strength Of the Coniederates at Port Hud-
son has been much underated, and that the
place is occupied BY at least forty tive Thousand
men a large proportion Of them well drilled
and accustomed to service.
iIanry A. Burr, Esq, for nearly thirty years
the totograp'1ar Of The Z. 5. PosE Ottlce DE-
partynent 1ied at his late residence, III WASH
ington. yesterday.
One duty with Which General Burnside Is
charge,1 il. his new department, is to defend
ken1ucky from appreher}ed invasion. He
will be furnished with an ample force tor that
nur,,ose. Should CIRCUMSTANCES favor, ho
may cooperate with Gen. Rosecrans III lat
Tennessee.
\ Charleston Journal says that the hotels
u tia, city are filed with strangers ct dlstlnc-
lion. who have come thither to enjoy the
spectacle Of promised battle to take place IN
that region ere long. The New York Courier
}es E.tats Unis says that this reminds it 81 the
eccentric E.gsgIishman who followed everywhere
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------s.---------
the Hagerstown md. } Herald states that
some ten or twelve Confederate cavalry crossed
rho po+o,nac IN the vicinity Of Sharpsburg, on
~ .~14 49, ,nth ;ns+on+ o,a oftor
4HonoaS "'s'A:' ~ r. =
selz'hs so''e 7'sn. - .01 'S' ~ =, @'',,'
were takell li1',l w. zA,A'l'l. l''1,l !At
su'n0o ~ 'e0 ~ wv
LeEoS.ow"' n' I'i'' % n0pl y wv A1' ''>Su
llaoleo H'i''ei "1 ''eS7 'n0 o'A''eee,
ed up, ana asked TO take cnesn over 'ne 'ivel'
The Entlers refused to cross them, ana they
then thcreunon fired unon the brothers. killing
on> >>e +ha,, while ~, otbor n,da n. asc,na
-, -
nc nlanzg1's ~ y! VIC - ''9i sl.a ao' ~
''>.A''9'A - ' '7' ~ - .:..1
'''sI0 pLso0 "a ''' 0A >oA'' )S'N'~
III sa"' elIs' -. o.,
.A1 1oA' - CIV - cu 3
oooy mas oeep lo'e'ess III ''le '1s7 oi 'a" %
gun anu le"e7 oV0, 'o"' "''''1Tn ~" '''' 49,
'no 1ali % che great oalo'ne'e. , "s eo"s'*"
l'le' % l''Aoc's y nua' cd,, J' ~ 49,
Jo1oeS: u eoo1o1' !" s'4o A''A - V''S " r'1,
@ .''v I ''auu"i" '''' VA
alu 'ol'Se', tne Ao''o' 4o1 '1A'''' !,
Letters os Tue 'ao, s'ea,nct 1'olI '4Iu
1';n,t? .aaat; tLa rar nf n,aj;aton was n9]
receive and will nut to rest all further over
lures of similar kind.
The N. Y. Times is importing $4,000 rean's
Of news printing paper from Belgium. It
will COST with duty and exchange, about 1lt-
teen cents pound. which it is believed viii
soon be the ruling price Of our paper manutac-
turers EXTENSIVE prep;afaflons are makIng n
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For Sale or Rent.

A House and Lot on Richard st. Also two x.ots
"A for sale, location good. Terms reasonable
apply 10 A. WILLIAMS, Agt.
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sANFOR D,s
v Err INVIG0RATOR,

NEVER DEBILTfATINe.
TT 70 COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM or1us
ana mas become an established net Sta ndard Mod
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KIsFEG.- "HUNAN EATURB."-Wheu
. wild spark attempts to steal kiss
from Nantucket girl, she says, Sheer
of, or III split your-mainsaiI with a ty-
iPhOOn'
The Boston giils hold still until thew
are we'll kissed, when they fare up all At
onee, and say, 4 think you would be a.
shamod'
When a young chap steals q kiss
from al Albany girl, she says, Il guess
It's my turn uOw,' and gives him Q box
on the ear, that he dOn't forget for
month.
When clever fellow steals kiss from
Louisiana girl, she smiles, bushes deeply
and says nothing.
In Pennsylvania, when any lady is
saluted with a buss, she puts on her
bonnet and shawl, and answereth thus, Il
an sstonished, Jedediah, at thy Gssur-
anes, aud for this indignity will sew thee
s0p.
-. The Western ladies, hSWsVer, are -
fond Of kissing that when saluGsd On
ems cheek, they instantly prossnI ths 9TH
~.
The Sag HarbOr giTl tussels and scratch
-. until out Of bresth, when she sub-
6lit1, to her fate With the most sxempla.
n forsisuds and resignation without muir
muir,
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Trustees Sale.

WHERE'S, on the twcnty-fOu.;;;a a.v =, o-,o,.,
d ls0o, sayId Parr, IN his he tims Sjsoe AZ
49, and Mary Ann Pan bis wife bv their $500
S Ne " NIung duly acknowledged and recorde5 n
.ls iec06oeIs oco Of WIN County and STAT an MI
-; 70 Sook y, page 49, did convey u - a. -
Ie,agheo tbe IAnd ano premises herei1a fter -rS1
IN Trust 70 secure TIE p1yne1t o. Certain pror,i--
note tearing even date with said deed for ~
q NE SUM Of IEentythree Hundred Doas.. p.s5
y CeSRehus O. Van Horn or order. one lros
the dste thereof at the Exchange once IN Sstei
signed In Joliet, viii County and etafe -
And whereas default has been made IN The I -inols
said note, and application has been made ~ o.
legal holder OF said note, to sell the " .ne
veyed according to the terms Of the Trust in "a ~
Nov therefore public notice il hereby v5vo, A..
virtue o. the authority contained and xTep n e Y
ance with the terms Of said deed Of frn-f TIS,
saturday The thirteth day Of August n tesa On
tween me hours Of one and four O'Clock n ,ha -
neon OF that Cay at the North door Of the O. zLeL
In Joliet County Of VIII and State Of IuInoi IN
public Tendue TO the highest bidder for easb - - =
ises IN said deed Of trust described to witt The ~.
hat o. the North West Qusrter Of Section No thSrs
M tSo1 IN township No. thirty-six, Eerth u RAM.
No. nine W East Of the Third PRINCIPAL MeridI.n
containing eighty le0 Of land be the same NOR
or less, situate In the County Of VIII and gtate ~ Tf
nos Aforesaid togethor with the appurtenancea there
unto belonging and all right and equity Of reem1tion
and All rights Of homestead exemption Of fbe ssi3
grentors therein, their heirs, executors adnnisfra
tors or assigns.
Joliet, August 8, I5a2
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20

We know q man in . certain western
city who was very fond of ducks but on as-
count OF the number be bought st market.
was not unfrsquently troubled with tough
onse. One day wishing for goodly nun-
per be went 10 the poultry dsalar, and said
that be was an afflicted boarding house
keeper, that hiS boarders were too raven.
Gus, especially when things we're young
and tender. Now said our character
ssSIth Wiok, i want you to pick me out
al the old ones you've GOT
The delighted dealer found no diff Guilty
IN picking out number Of tough arti-
sshaVs got? ~
AL was the reply.
Then. said the epicurs, RI take oil The
other lot, If you please.
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]. VERLY & son.

AHN"~-~HHO
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II 10 related Of the certain lawyer in New
England-noted for it's over-TsschinRs and
Short-coDing-:hat during . revival he
same undor conviction, and requested
Rlayers !Or the fuTthsranoS Of eouTioIiOn.
His appeal was responded 10 BY one Of the
BGints-an eccentric, but very piouS cid
3Gn-honest, plain, blunt, Square-tosd and
dat footed, who thus went at IL:
I've do most earnestly OntreAt thee, D
Lord, and ssnotify our penitent brother
here FL bis heart with goodness and
grace, so that he may hereafter forsske his
evil ways and follow in the right path
We do know, however, that il is required
of him who has appropriated worldly goods
10 himself unlaWfully and dishonesty, that
be shall make restitution fourfold but We
do beseeoh thee to have mercy on this our
Orring brother, az it would be impossible
for him to do that, and let him of for the
best he can do without beggaring himself
entirely by paying twenty-five cents on the
dollar"
The next applicant at the same meeting
was an elderly maiden, who got her living
BY going into different families and spin
ring for them. She, also, bad been famous
Tar her short-comings-nevo giving full
counts on her yarn the forty threads to q
knot was a point which she never reached
The blunt old man thus briefly disposed of
her case
"R afOrm, o Lord, the heart of thy hand
maid here before thee, we beseech thee :;
and wilt thou enable her to count forty 7"