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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.


MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !
WEDNESDAY EyEHIHG, November ls' .ieos'J
FIour-sales s75 bbls red wheat double extra at
s6,25.
Wheat-Better. Sales cars red on track at
SIz5 cars do at sI26; cars choice at 81 "a car
white at 81, 90 and cars choice at sIdO.
COrn-Firm. saIesI car at 96c on track and
at SIC from store.
Onts-Hisher. Sales car or track at &C.
Barley-Qui at Sl,25.
HIEhwInes-Hssher and firm with small sales at
sc.
Butter-Firm. Sales small lots choice Western
Reserve in tubs and crooks at 2ic.
EGgs-Scarce and firm at l9c.
POtaTOes-Sales 2 cas- peacbblows at Gle en-
track, and seeeral small lots from store at Csc.
seods-sales $50 bushels old clover at 1926, and
IS bush new do at 800.
SaIt-Has declined. Selling at l2,IOfor Fine and
rs for Coarse.
HOEs-steady at S5yOO@6OO for light to heavy.
TaIIow-Quotable at IGaIO4o for country rem
dered and 1925 oil for city do.
Fenlhers-Sales at &c.
Carbon Oil-Sales in small lots at &c.
ReceIpts-3,OOO bush wheat, 200 bush corn, 600
bush oats, 400 bush barley, and 80 bush rye.
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n. Y. STOCK NIARKHT-Nov, 1s.
IBTTEEHGRAPE.
HuRFALO mARKEr-Nov. IS.

icy TELEGRAPII.l
FiOuF--UnchHnged.
WhenT-haTkct opened Quie. and closed frmeF.
Sales at sl,22 for No lliiwankee Cub.
GOru-Eirm.
OaGs-Quet.
Other grains quiet.
WhislIey-SteaJy. Sales at G3C.
FreiKhTs-lsc on wheat and lOc on oats TO New
York.
ImPOFts-3,0OO bbls -four CO,OOO hush wheat
- bush corn,- bush oats, l2OGbush barley
ExpOrts-9OUO bbls flour, l3lngO bush wheat
1900 bush corn, 4O00O bush oats, 1900 bush barley.
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EXCURSION 70 GETTYSBURG.

HAhklsbDRG, november 10.
The special excursion train Of the Gov
ernOrs left at half past o'clock for Get
tysburg. Among the principal dignitaries
were Governors Curtin, Seymour, Pier-
pont, and BrOugh; General Vanderpon, Of
New York; Colonel Anderson, brother Of
General Anderson; Governors Tod, Den
nisOn, and BOorman, of Western Virginia,
and their respective stats; Gen. Double
day, Generals Stoneman and stah1; ez-
Secretary Cameron, Clement C. parkway,
of Philadelphia, and part Of General Cur.
tins staff The train will connect with the
Presidents company at Hanover Junction.
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NKW YORK nARKRT-Nov. rs

lB1 thLA0HAPH-I
UOftOn-Market less active and lower Sales at
Sjc for Middling Uplands.
FlOur-Markot and to Ice better, and scarcely SO
active.
Sales at O., ,25a6 35TOr Extra State; 81 4n745 for
extra round heOped Ohio; s7,5OSl9 25 for trade
brands. Market closing quiet ard scarcely so firm.
WhisISy-Market quiet and prices without de-
cded change. Sales at 6Sfl6gc.
WheHt-Market 203c better with moderate de-
mand, chiefly speculative.
Sales at $l,3s6lI, As for Chicago Spring; 1881 ~
for Milwaukee Club 81 451l 55 for winter red West
ern; sl 40 for common cid do sl449l 40 for Amber
Milwaukee.
COrn-Fair demand, chiefly speculative aud mar
ket ! TO l5sc higher.
Sales at tl,INgl,lI for shipping mixed Western
in storei sl,O anoati SLIP for white and yellow in
store.
Oats-Market active and about lc better Sales
at S5lIs6c for Western and State.
WOOl-Market firm with moderate demand.
Sugars-Dull.
POrk-Market scarcely so firm.
Sales at 1860 for old mess Ss0o1lS, 20 for new.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cur FIeHIS-Scarce and firm.
Bacon SIdes-Quiet and unchanged.
Dressed Hogs Market a shade firmer. Sales
at ~ 6e5c pr ID for city.
InFd- FiImer. Sales at lI5Sdl2Is; also 800 bbls
for January and February l2zc; Gu bbls very
choice for January l3c.
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COMPLIMENT TO TEACHERs.-A young
lady, teacher in one of our schools, was in
trOduced the other evening to General Rose
Grams. After asking her if she had any par
ticulAr friends among his boys" and of
course being answered in the affirmative, he
inquired if she was attending school iu
Cleveland. She informed him that she was
connected with the schools as an Instructor.
"Ah," said the General, "that is . noble
work. If have watch that needs repair
ing take it to one who thoroughly under
stands its mechanism, and If I had friend,
conserving whose future happiness felt sx-
srsmsly sOlieitOus, should feel safe in COM
hitting him to the care of one thus skilled
IN the mysteries Of the heart"
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NEW YORK, Nov. IS.
The Cork Examiner, (Ireland,) Of the
4Lh, says:
Last evening Admiral Jones sent no
tiee to the Commander Of the Kearssge to
quit the limits Of Cork harbor WithiR
twenty-four hours.
1t is reported that the Federal officer
has refused 10 do 80.
The Kearsage was engaged In cOaling
the whole Of last night.
WEDNEsDAY, 3P. M.-The Kearsage Is
still in Cork harbor.
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PROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
The first section of forty miles Of the
Union and Pacific railroad, Eastern divi-
sion, has been graded by Samuel Hallstt &
Brother, in forty-fve days, 10000 ties de-
livered, the masonry and bridging nearly
done, 1000 rails and the rolling stock in
course of delivery. It is confidently ex.
pected that the cars will be in operation on
New Years day.
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Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market Re.
port

The following are the rates charged by them:
Hams-SEgar- cured premium Hams, q B..........llc
obriE &c
ShOuiders-Sugar-cured q
Bac0n-Ur Smoked Sides y R....-..... $50
Lard-Prime leaf, kette-rend'ed in bbls p q. ..ui4c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs D D..n1c
Pork-NO. mess y 90
Extra clear II SEQ
SlS- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
to railroad depOts or boats. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
ksttls-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE 3 PREHTISS,
Nos. l42, ia and ll6 OntArio-st., UleyelSnd.
iulylR23
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


UAIHLss WUhkOIJ NOV. 10
The steamer Convoy which left here last
Saturday with prisoners and clothing for
our soldiers held as prisoners il Rich
mOnd, returned to-day, bringing back the
prisoners and clothing. Ea.urr
Colonel Irving who had charge Of the
matter was refused the privilege Of taking
the rstions TO Richmond.
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N. Y. MONEY MARKEr-NOv. 1s.

MOney-COntinues firm at q cent.
Sterling ExchanRe-MaTEet firm but quiet at
l631z@l65K for first-class bills.
GOid-mArket more active AMI decidedly frmeT.
Opening at 49, advancing to 5% closing firm at
5lA5IH.
The steamer China for Liverpool to-day carried
out sls5,l99.
Government StOcks-Market quiet and steady.
United States One Year Certifcat es - ,gy5z
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MORE SUFFERING PRIsONERs.

Three hundred and fifty parOlsd men
have arrived at Annapolis from Richmond.
They are in a Wretched condition. Six Of
them died on the way up. The Christian
Commission is administering to their re-
lief. They are sadly in need Of under
clothing ard other necessities.
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OsWRGO RARKEr-Nov. IS.

BY TELEGRAPHl
PlOur-Market steadv
Wbeht-Steady and firm. Sales at tl.3s for Win
ter red Western.
Gorn-Quiet.
0RIs-Market Firm.
Harley-Held at 40
Canal FreiRhtH-lc higher on grain. Hour G.
g63c, wheat I5c 10 New York.
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AoCIDEET-At the Concert last evening
The dress Of ycsng lady who was among
the performers oaus sht ERE, creating some
alarm. It was, hOweve,, put out before any
serious damage was done.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GA. Read a Co, BAnkers-GoId, Silver and OOu
pons Bought and Sold. and Money Loaned.
John EIlser-AcAdsmy Of Music.
O. Jones-Notice.
COwIss & Oo-Rhite Rouge.
]. P. Sherwo0d-New Bargains.
@. P. BOrn-Agents Wanted.
Drawer 243-Partner Wanted.
Drawer 2i3-Room to Rent.
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FLORAL CoBoERT.-The concert Of tsst
evening was a very successful affair, there
being full house present to greet the mas
tsrs and misses who gave the entertainment
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CHICAGO mARKBT-Nov. Is.
VTEIRnRApu

RIOur-Market firm
Whent-Active. Sales at 81 &C.
COru-Market firm. sales at s5dSi3kc.
ORts-Sars at 63tnh33Cc.
ReceiPts-6,5GQ bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat,
l9 ,0O1 bush corn.
ExporTs-- bbls -four, 100 bush wheat, ls,,
900 bush corn
EFeights-Dull.
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TIE MEDIEA MURDER CAsE.-The trial
Of streeter for the murdsr-of the MeCoys, in
Medina last summer, which our readers will
remember, comes on for trial on Tuesday
uext
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sAIROF 5-2O,a

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1S.
The subscription agent reports tbe sale
Of 81 100000 Of Government 20 Bonds
today. .. I
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THE SUPPER.

A splendid supper, under the supervision
of Colonel Ross, was prepared for the guests
and pArtaken of by nearly fifteen hundred
people. We would go into a description Of
it were it not that We feel, with the hard
sWearer who lost his apples, that We cannot
do justice to the subject.
The "Wse sma' hours " had already
crspt far on toward dawn when the last
quadrille was danced, the last champaign
bottle opened, the last guest risen from the
supper table, the last carriage driven away,
the lights all dfRksned and the festival over.
The 6ttingly, ,liberally and spIsndidly has the
completion ofthis great work been celebrated.
The importance Of the event has been well
typihsd and symbOlizsd in the splsndOr of
the festival; all has passed of we'll and if
the Atlantic and Great Western succeeds as
we'll in business as it does in plsss ure it will
Drove the first road in Amsrica.
The necessary haste with which this report
has been prepared, has compelled US to omit
several items Of interest, whose nature ad-
mittsd Of q slight delay in their production,
and which we will give to our readers TO-
morrow.
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The ladies will please notice that Mrs.
Shaw has returned from New York.
noYlI-I3I.
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FOR SALE.
IEsIKABLE RESIDENCE FOR

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE AT A BARG An. The late residence
OF the undersigned No. 375 KinsmRn-St, Is offered
for sale on reasonable terms.
The house is in coed repair IS roomy and pleasant
ly arranged, and contains modern improvements Of
&c, &C.
The lot Is large, about acre Is $50 feet deep has
two fronts Of 100 feet each Einsman and Grange
sts. sLd abounds in Fruits of sl kinds, tne shrub
berry, &c.
To Eny one desiring a really pleasant hcme, an op-
portunity Is now given TO purchase.
Ra5-For price, terms Of payment DO, apply to
GEO. W. GARDINER,
poVlg-l28 II and 79 Merwin st.
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WELCOME ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN!
Philadelphia was also represented by sew
sral members of the younger branches of
its distinguished families.
Above all 'and over all blazsd the atful
glare Of the fire works, filing the air with
brilliant light and making perfect fen de
joie Of welcome.
THE DINNER.
A magnificent table was spread at the
Angler for dinner to the New York guests.
The reputation of Col. Ross as cnsisinier is
great, and justly so, but on this Oc sasiOn he
surpassed it and himself. To use tAe cant
phrase Of Jenkins" the tables gr Dansd un-
der their burden of delicaciss and dainties.
To this repast about two hundred and fifty
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Speeches by General R0seerans, Gov
eFnOr Yates, and Others.
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DISSOLUTION,
DISSOLUTION.-TH
W,su1rnrnn Nnvemha1

nISSOLUTION.-THH CoPART-
4 RERsHIP heretofore existing between the sub
scribers under the firm OF Baldwin, Dewitt & % f,
is this daY dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. Young
love having purchased the interest of Mr. Baldwin.
The BHsinass will be continued under the nrm Of
YOUNGLOYE, DEWITT q 90.
DUDLEY BALDWIN,
NC. YOUNGLOVE.
Cleveland, October "a, 1868. ootsl-lZ3
NOTICEABLE H MASSEY, who has long been crn-
nacted with the Cleveland Agricultural Works, has
become a member OF our firm, and will bs found By
his friends as usual, at hs Old place in the Office.
nov5 YOUEGLOVE. DEWICT h 90.
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TRURsDAY MORNING. NOV. 10, 1858,
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

HE-Citizens wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains Boats. Will be called for by Ucaches
Of Stevens' Omnibus Line by lraving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l47 SuperiOr-Sr next door 10
the Weddell House.
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DINNKR AT The ANGLER HOUSE.
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SPEcIAL DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
Situation Of the Potomac Army.
Underwo;d's Real Estate Decision,
Important Mexican Movements.
Enrolment is to be Corrected.
John Minor Bolts within our Lines
Expected Battle on the Rapidan.
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TOR SALE-A FARM OF ATS
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohio; 100 improved, the balance good timberi
$50 acr-s bottom land the whole 4OO under
good state of cultivation all we'll fenced, coed
charding and we'll watered. no waste land on the
farm. have Also good Stock the farm that will
sell with il II wanted. l will take in part payment
City Property In cleveland. or small farm and the
balance on long time. Price rs per acre.
ssptl2 ZH z N KEYG9. Rnuaa'a Block
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THE GRAND FESTIVAL.
Opening Of the Atlantic ana Great West
ern RaIlways

EXCURSION TO MEADEvILLE.
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN.
DnIly ReceIpts.

The following statement shows tho daily receip Of
flour and wheat at the aforementioned places on
November 49,:
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nISSOLUTION.-THE CoPAAr-
EERsHIP heretofore existing under the firm and
sty e Of B. 7. LYON &TUBBILL, was By mutual cOu-
sent, dissolved on the first dAy OF November, l3s3
The business will be settled by X. I. LYON, at the
former place Of business, Merwin-STt
r. I. LYON
J.E. TgRRfLL.
OlsveIand, November !, 1853.
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A Glorious Day and n Glorious Night.
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FORWARDING AND COMMIssIOE.
The eundersigned Will continue the business as he-e-
toors at the old and established place, Merwin-St
Cleveland, ohio. u. 7. LYON.
Cleveland, Nov. u 1855. noTl-l35
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L OST-BETwEKN TUE Decor AND
Z 4 Center-St fridge, two BRASS BOXES for
main shaft The finder viii be literally rewarded by
leaving them at the Cuyahoga Furnsce. novlT-l2j'
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WELCOME NEW YORK AND OHIO
TO TIE WAY THRoUGE Our STATE.
and below in living union the names of tn,
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WANTED-A WE'LL FURN SHE'D
w Room with partial board, in private house,
where the comforts Of home can he had. Address
/. A., Ame, ican House. nOTl7-l25f
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ARRIvAL.-FHE FIREroRks.


On arrival at the Atlantic and Great West
ern depot, at quarter after seven in the
evening, the train was greeted with salute
and a vOlley of fireworks, to which it re-
spOndsd with a counter vOlley, lighting up
the air and Outshining the stars for mo-
ment with their brief and brilliant q sme.
The guests were conveyed to the city in
carriages which were in waiting for them.
The scene which swaited their arrival on
Bnnk street was indesOribably brilliant.
The whole street was ablazs with rockets
and roman candles and ali descriptions of
fireworks. Many of the buildings on the
street were illuminated. An arch spanning
the street in trent of the Angler bore the
inscription:
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DOLL BUTTER.-CH7ICE Foil
N Butter al J. r. GLENN & cos, at 25 cents per
pound. lnoyl5-l25 l33 33ONTARlO-ST.
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MAHONING RAILROAD
lNI Shares and fractional Shares Of the Cleveland
: Mahoning Raj road Stock, wanted by WRIGHT &
BRO, SO SuperiOr->t. noyl7-l26'
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ITO VEST MAKERS WANTED
A first cs.s Vest Maker None but the best
need apply. JOHN BOUTALL, 96S and 266 St. Clair
street. novi7-I25F
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HICKORY NCTS.-3OO BUSHELS
Z in store and for sale by J. B. GLENN a co .lss
Ontari0-St. nOyl5-I25+
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WELCOME ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
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CIDER.-25 BBLs. FILTERED CT
Z DIR, preps-ed for Winter use, for sale BY J. b.
GLENN CO, l33 Ontario-St. noyli-l25'
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7 OST-ON SUNDAY MOaNTEG. A
black and tan PUP. He had on a silver collar,
On which was engraved the owners name ''JnO
Robinson 81 Tracy-St.n Any returning him
will be literally rewarded. novI7-I26E
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T0 CARRIAGE MAKERS =
Wanted Immediately, three fir-t-class BODY
MAKERS fnOvI7-l25l LONMAN a WORDkN.
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Underwo.d'a Real Estate Decision.
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LUNCH.

After the usual amount of handshsking
and greeting had passed between the two
delegations, both adjourned Immediately to
TaylOr's Railroad dining Hall, where they
partOOk of lunch, served up in magnificent
style by that unrivslled caterer. 1t was in
deed splendid, and was disposed Of with a
gusto which showed that its merits were sp-
preeiatsd,
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A GENTS WAETED-To SoL1c1T
"a Orders for Abbott's History Of the Rebellion in
9 few uDl anvassed Townships in Cuyahoga County.
address BY mail, or call at room No. l. American
Buildings. Lnavl--I26sl S. GREEN. AT.
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MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
lll 4 CO., Bankers. negotiate Loans on good En-
doTssd Notes also, on Notes Secured BY Mortgage
g5 superior-St.
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II ELLEY ISLAND GRAPES
go boxes very choice, packed to keep for Win
Ter use, at l33 Outario-St novl5-l25F
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-29

hs has SGT Of rolling mills to roll out sny sort of
gold plate This is not done by any other estssblh.
ment west It Milwaukee.
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To Con q s1lllDtjYes.

TIVE Advertiser, having been torsd TO health in
i few week., by a very simple renied after hav
ing suffered several years with lung affect ION.
and that dread disease, en.umptionis anxious to
make known to his e!low-s uirrcrS the Of
To all who desire 1t, he viii send cop, of tho pre-
scrpton used (ree OF CHARGE vita the directions tor
preparing and uing the same, which they will hnd
sU1K CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoN-
cHITis, Nc The only otject OF the advertiscr in
sending the Prescription benefit he afflicted. and
spread information which, he concevcs to be inv
BILE, aud hs hope every sufferer will try his remedy,
1t will cost them nothing, aud may prove ble,..
ing. .u..
Parties wishing tho Pre- cription will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
Wilam>bursh,
S3S Kings County, New York.
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Salix Alba or White Willow.
500, 900 Cuttings Grown at Rockford.

Put up ~ nnc order ana ~ low rates.
400, 900 Choice Hard Apple Trees adapted t. the
West--staadards and Dwarfs. ~ aa. -. s.
Pears, Standard. and Dwarfs. ... a.Et
A good took OF Dwarf Cherries-DHkss and Noril-
los all hardy and pro iucJve.
CRAPR .lNEs.--A large stock Of De,awares, Dianss,
Concoris. Cuyahogas, kebeccas, Hartford Prolific,
and host OF O'hcr appr we'd new hardy Grapes.
lo0", OOO Naples from one to years DID, and price
from SO per NJ, to $50 per hundred. ..s...s
Strawberries -Triomphe. De Grand, Wilson,
Albany, Peabody's Prolific, &c.
MISUNDERSTANDING Cane, aui Doolittls's I'm.
proved, Brinckle's Orange, &c.
ORNAMENTAL SHRuBBEmY in great variety.
large collection Of EvergreSIs, Green House and
Budding y, ants in profnsion. #--4
Leave orders wi Il Bass Il Elmendorf, at IcGregor
u. Bent. West Union William Baxter, strawberry
Point NJ W. rrott, travelling agent.
Catalogues sent on application,
Apply to J. S. sliEARMAN, Proprietor,
334yl - Rockford, III.
~ NcrIcE.-It having come to my knowledge,
that sundry parties are using the Of my Mr.
ss,y to sell their TRAIL hereby give notice that
John L. Page Is not, and n'rsr has bssa my agent,
neither has he purchased and nursery stock OF
me, consev uentiy do not hold myself responsible
| for bis contracts. J. 8. SllEARMAN,
Psopissor OF Rockford Nursssies.
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The Taftom Clipper PlOw.

q TKAVER. manufacturer Of this justly ce!s-
81 brated Piow. would refer the Farmers OF Iowa
the that his Flows haven taken the first pre-
MUM ut the Grant 90 anty fair ever since they have
heeu ured hat last year he carried NJ the
first premium at the Iowa State tar against the Gel.
brated Moline Plow,' aud all Others sub eq u1ntly
winning the first premium in the blowing match. lie
has the testimony OF the most practical and inteil,-
g.nt farmers Of the Northwest, that the .srsitou
Clipper" all that can be desired skill ana enter
prise furnish. .....
Eyero kind Of Plow needed can DC found ut the
eSeuts, - R%4s HILLS X MctIOSE,
Storage aud Commission House, ON Leves.
asst MeGresor, Iowa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
Prom tho Belmon. Cbropfcle,


Our Columbus correspondent speaks q,
the efforts being made by au Organization
in the Democratic party, known as The
''Knighis of the Golden Circle" to nro-
duce revolution in Indiana and otbsr
Western States that will swing those States
into JEFF. Davis Rebel Confederacy. NAM
good men think the country in great dan.
ger of being destroyed by the Democratic
party, under false prctcnses, and by means
OF this secret organization. Its feared the
efforts of the Democratic party in the North
to create disNffection aud division. win in.
duce Kentucky to secede, and eveutuate in
the dissolution of the Union. God helm
our country, attacked by a fearful rebellion
and menaced by internal foes, and give us
all fortitude and courage to stand nm like
men ., for it's blessed institutions in this hour
Of gloom and danger. 'D'' 1Vu'