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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

Wheat was again normally Sc. l0c. lower but there
movements of Importance reported az parties
unwilling 10 operate. Corn declined &c a &c. with
sales * 40 600 bushels mixed Western at osc gjc ior
sound So. q a5c for unsonnd and heated Sales wore
also made oi 500 bushels rye at 81 0s 81 H. 500
bushels barley at 81 40 sH S. and goo bushels barley
mai, al u 90 oats were in demand at 75c sac ac
cordiug To quality.
Cows held FIRMLY, but was duh wequote.--prme
Rio NJ Doc 30 lsc, four months good do al 3io 50 c
far DO at 3se, ordinary do. IT 90 sc $50 fair
70 geod oarsoc. 90 ~ so "a e Java, mats and bags
S7c.; - Domingo at SIC. a 33c., cash
tufTuN Was purchased TO the OF $50 bales the
marset closing heavily At Ste. a soc. for middings.
fIris,ns were dull and droopng To Liverpool there
VISIONS at 2os 32s Cd. and 20 tons oerwood al Ibs
. oar continued sAlcabe and steady al e5c ash for
North river
Hofs quiet at 2lc. a 2sc for new crop
hsfus were held drmly. but were In lees reauest
Moisssss There we're sold today lao bbls New
Orleans AZ a6c J6c and A. hhds and terces porto p
81 5Sc., the market closing tarneiy.
swore ess sought after, but we're steady In prince
rRovRloss--POrk was duh and heavy, with GALES Of
600 bbs AZ ti4 81 s 10 for old mess sl6 rs ali for
new mess vi 10 tls for prime aud $40 SO Ss % FOR
prime mess hce continued quiet with sales OF no bhs
at f1 10 SlS for plain, and SIS tl3 rs Tor exrs mesa
tho range Of lie. l2c 600 boxes OF bacon Al l<c
I0c AIS packages ~ hams and shoulders AZ % $50
and 5Ikc. exc Butter continued 10 limited demand a.
no 2sc for State, and Ito Go for Western cheese
vas in lees request at f2c q 1870.
Rrs was dull and nominal to-day.
srors-6o 900 lbs. Of ginger changed hands at q "a
30c.
susApg.--Saics were confined TO 900 hhds al roxc a
IKE Cor New Orleans and iosc io1sc. for Cuba, tho
Talrov--rSers we're 50 COO lbs sold al 100 a iasSc
Warsr .srIes made OF 800 bbls at from 4Sc 10
acc, the market ciosng more nrmly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

OLAREN
ssss.ss,p Augusta Dinsmore cro~ei Port Roys'-Adsm'
Ship casssr'ns Foster Nasritias and maziesroeser
Ship Escort Whitman, L,ve,pool-J Stuart
sasp Geo Hurions, Masson LOndon-siarses Chairman
ship John Bunyan tBr}. Allen London-Fras Macdonald
ship John Stanton, Jr tBr,, Gunderson An,wsrp-wm
snip Dephne rrus, siever,s, An,werp-Funch. SencEs
ship Gov Morton, Eliey. New Bedford-wm Coleman
Bark Fenelon, Hasar Neibourne--Fisher Resrds 4 Co.
BARK Greyhound Alexander, Goree AMI marset-faes
Brig MARY Ladd. Rni. Observation-Disclosures Bros.
Brig Bogota, Porter. Aspinwal--Panama RR Co.
Brig Bachelor tBr) wayeott, Cardenas-M Trujllo b
Brig Abby rhazer. coomos. rhiIadelphia-H Brook,
schr Addie Baraes Sears, Para--J Bento
Sehr Bradford, Freeman. Jacmel-Brett, Son Co.
sohr Sir Colin Campbell tBr ygus ST Kits-B Brett, Son
schr Montezums, wyman, Baltimore--R r Buck Co.
wS Bun.
sashl
ss%r si1ino s:sS a % 1ev.4ca
Steamer Jersey Blue, Jackaway Philadelphia.
ARRIVED e.,e
stesm.hip City Of New York sBr, Ksnnedy Liysrpool
ss soh "a Had gales q s
"a
g eass Jan
Portland. Ne 18th inst; mdze and passengers TO Mac
IS g. Hilton Head
Potomac FIs'sher sa%ore 90 hours with
ship Wilder Farley. of Boston. Tnkham New Orleans
RsrL FANNIE HaniIton wass Messiua, Jan passed CT,
braar 26h, with fruit Moore Henry I'd inst lat 81
80 lon U.s. saw quantity Of wreck M such as panels and
cabin doors painted white which had been but short time
Bark sale Bonsa, Leavitt Key West days, in ballast
Brig Augusta Of Harrington srout. Neuvitas Feb a.
urana (of Bansor1 Coomhs Ponce, Feb %. with
assss e Buck Co. ses q e. I. lon g. spsss
Brig santiago tBrem, EsenSrook Port a. Pia, Feb 90
with tobacco &c, 10 II q Schmidt y Co.. -,
BEg denry tof Boston, Sparks, csrdenas Feb H. with
Sen. Ger ,;s Ratlsr Cash Fortune Bay NJ = days
seEr nsssca; J. Birisai, New bern s days = '''''
achr W, Faelkln, GEORGETOWN DC.
Schr Haines, Patterson, Baltimore. days.
sehr 4 Townsend. Townsend, Baltimore, days.
sSr Lane PSae Bsitimore arrived 4th)
schr Ssdington, CLARK, Vienna for Bath.
se$r sasaS i BOW W. ncdsdon, Portland
sr u hai Saws S' rsasr sr Tar.ua days
schr e SS'i0s s@ drf P TaRa'v Ws Sssss
SIR Florida, Kelly Boston Il days
sehr Eva Phinney, Boston, days.
sehr z Adams Hnesley, New Bedford for Baltimore.
seSsJ EasIish, kenne'S, Edsar,own.
ssr MARY MARY h aSns p smn a nSssS"n dy
ssSr Eii,abs,h ,, E1reess. Pyovldsnce days;
Sehr u segar Wetrnore Stamford.
sioop Mary Dallas Racket, Fali River
steame Weschester. Nye Providence
4th-steamers Utica, Island City ships Neptune Pcay
me- Success, Parbenia Coboen Protector barks Luck
s Sw se1y V wse ksee Isp P
an !! 3, - Others; s,oop Lapsns ,,.,.r
Wind At sunset sw 80 $40" 'e'
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES AND MULES.

CBIrr ouARTEaxAsTAR's OFFICE DEpor or WASHINGTON
ooHsfT Is Or ,. E,smrExS < AND 2 s,aEEIs,
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be resolved =. hi: o once until
Se ss n day Fl Msrsn a. Y Gcoss
's ne ooss .s
r0r cavalry SOD one thousand Ave hundred Horses
years .s Or dark ooors veil broken 70 sSs
SADDLE compactiy built, in good flesh and free ali de-
and dor 99 FIVE hundred Horses from s
s ssn years r. S ass Of a
than l,lOO pounds -
Two thousand mules to conform to the following
a. sPEcIFicAToNs.
Al 10 be tif fourteen han Is and over N height.
AZ 70 be sound servlceabe Mules for draugh purposes
w ~" '"'- PRo pPsa H.sh YEARS o. AGE
II bid & made The Of firm, the names of all
inSisdSsi party S'''ps's4 . 'ns
IN o"'h 81 anegance must accompany each proposition
Proposals must specify clearly Whether the bid is for
cavalry Or artillery horses, and in both be bid
l. any bidder Wishes to propose for both classes he must
the same party
~ FOR MULES
Proposals mus, be in separate envelopes from those for
I Be- s 20 cSne B. Rassr
a n nsn,S United s;ass Army washington and
posas for Mules as the he's ca !. , may he
The ability OF the bidder contract should Il be
awarded 10 him. must be guaranteed by responsible
persons whose signatures must be appended to the guar
anter.
The responsibility Of the be by
oc certificate Of he Clerk of the nearest District Court
osof the United States District Attorney
proposals viii Sae n' 0ds ara open
Bonds equal in amount TO one-half tho to be
on The contract signed the qua
snors VIII be required the successful bidder upon sign
As tho bond accompany the contract WIN be neces
nave bonds signed in anticipation produced
when the contract is signed
habks Tor bonds can oe procured upon application being
graph
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, -, OF the county Of - and State OF - and
as % S III. ao hereby
sqrdanee with the terms Of his proposition, and that
tract in accordance herewith ~ ~
Should the contract be awarded him prepared to
o this guarantee must be appended the Official certificate
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
Al horses contracted for under this win be
subjected rigid Inspection, and those conforming TO
The specifications viii be rejected
No mares will be received.
% from the date Of the contract and extension time
WV \. pc r s,ans .sa on sny preteAi ~.
TO rigid AMI those not contormina 10
me specifications WI, be rejected
twenty live days from the date OF gning contract
Payment 70 pe made upon the completion OF the contract
thereafter the Chief shall be in
funds.
Any nformaty the hid, or -conformance with the
terms ofhis advertisement viii rejection OF the
The horses win be awarded in OF 400, two hundred
EACH and the mules IN os Of oo Two hundred
me Chief QuarerDsster spoud deem It the of
the government 10 vary thenunber.
Tie Chief Quarsrmas,e TO himself the right 10
'elec' any or All n'as 'hai ne may deem TOO aigh
Colonel and Chief QuArtermastcr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

n form ladies requiring any Kind Of pam work. shirt
making linen, In al its branches they
the executed in superior manner the most
liberal BY applying at ca5 Enabrth street note
addressed TO r. q. viii be Immediately attended to- h.
WIN az rcqured) attend at the residence Of any ady BY tho
day week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

IHuRtpAy, March 5-8P.M N.
AsHH.-There were only small lots ~ &c. sisc. for
pots, and e1.c. . exc. for pearls
BHxArsTrrrs.-very light transactions reported
to day all kinds Of four prices Of which were quoted
i5c 2jc per bbl lower and quite the close
Sales made OF 5000 hbls. state and Western 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

Letters from ST. Domingo, per the brig Herald,
arrived days ago, state that the arrangements
Of the American West India Company--to which
we alluded some days.snoe--for producing cotton
have been completed, and crop will be put in
this year. The following has been handed to us
by party of large experience in cotton culture at
the South as the cost and annual yield, under or
binary circumstances Of plantation in St. Do.
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NEW .pApERs.

oNpCN ILLUSTRATED sEws-F0R SALE 600
a. numbers q the isonacn Illustrated News extending
rom 1854 10 it6f no from ShS being nearly
perfect good ordef Nib numerous snpplemcnts
Address, n Herald Uass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

FOR HAVANA Az,
MATANZAS,
SATURDAY MARCH u AT SIN.
The No. British steamship
Captain John Archer.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
WIN sair - above
Price Of passage Gin current funds) 80
CHAS. A. WHITNEY. q Broadway,
at 81 South street. ROWLAND 4 AsP1NWALL Asents.
NJ D.-The British steamship kElITA will follow the
Sheldrake. and sail about the 2ist Of March.
Experienced surgeons attached 10 these staAmerA
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The and splendid United states Nail steamship
GEORGE CROMWELL. :
JOHN A. POST, Commander,
VIII leave pier No North river for New Orleans dires
Saturday March Z, 81 IL O'Clock noon.
Passage, with accomm0da lions unsurpassed, S7a
Freight nj reduced rates.
No freight received bills OF ladine signed after Friday.
Apply TO II. B. CROMWELL CO.. No. Is West street.
TOR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAvANA.-THE ELEGANT
6snbIc ennc sdewheel United States mail steamship
North river New Orleans Havana Tuesday Nara
TO- 1868 u O'Clock precisely Freghte taken 70 both
PLACES reduced rates. No freight rcrived bs Of Ane
LUDLAN. HRINEKBN CO, lis BioadwN.
NToTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP CITY or NEW YORK.
IN from Liverpool, will commence disrhargng under
general order Saturday, 7th March, leeS q A n
JOHN @. DALE, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06
DRY GOODS.

AT THE SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP SToRE-wE ARE
a selling away e old prices ladies' can hnd anys,,ne
they want At fully % ceDt under DAD way cee we
offering splendid assortment OF Hosiery Under
Garments Goves Handkerchief plain dotted and cnecseds
ings Tnsersngs Trimmings Riobon. veivs.s A. dsso
dozen fine French Perfumery ~ quarter cost OF
ton: 800 dozen Lubins Perfume 2Sc per oot,e graf
bargain; 1900 yards heavy Paper Musn 2 worth a. ID
dozen very nnc Cambria anikrrchefs 2s vel worth "a
In Small Wares. Trimminls sc., we KEEP every
hing We have the bex assortuen, q t.e goods 70 ~
ward spooi Cotton a.: lao DOZEN nj lc. o., ~; 600
dozen spoos Linen Threat. 2ySyMds &C. worth Is ysy
cheap, 30 Genuine Crochet Cotton. iil 40
yards, le worth l5c 500 sfeins French working Cotton,
Be- Darning Cotton De- worth &c.. large lot Plain and
stche Kid Gloves 7s worth los. Ladies' Il will pay
csi Sand examine our prizes We getting barrans
from encon every day You always the article
you want here cheap, DONALDSON \ MEAREs,
Corner Of Nineteenth stree and Sixth avenue.
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Leaving balance over all expenditures, ordinary
and extraordinary, oft56s 500 So. To obtain, how
ever, the true balance arising from the actual
working OF the road for the past year, the amount
of expenditures which were made for the indcbt-
edness of previous years should not be taken into
account. On this principle the result would be as
follows
Gross earnings OF 1852 ~ IJ4 ,2sO ~
Deduct ordinary and extraordinary
Net balance for the year ,082 0si SO
The gross earnings OF the year exceed those Of
last year by $702 500 g. of which $4S4 1902 So was
for freight, and SPA ,034 SO for passengers.
I Mr.. 4. D. Dibble, Of the Stock Exchange, has
admitted Mr.. Henry 8. Cambloss into his Arm,
which will hereafter be Dibbe g. Cambloss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

The Baltimore Mining Company have sued the
Minnesota Mining Company for million Of dollars
in the Wayne Circuit Court of Michigan.
The aggregate exports Of produce and merchsn.
disc exclusive of SPECIFY for the past week wss
A.lIl,lsO.
The Grocers' Fire Insurance Company has de-
clarei semi. annual dividend Of five per cent.
payable on demand.
The directors OF the New York Central Railroad
propose 10 replace the three million dollars Of
seven per cent bonds of the company which will
mature on the 10Th OF June, 1854, by an issue OF
tive per cent bonds TO the same amount, to mature
m twenty-five years. An allowance of three per
cent Tor the difference in interest between the
three coupons yet to mature on the present issue
will be paid cash. Holders Of the seven per cent
bonds viii be allowed the option Of exchange until
The 30th Of April inclusive unless previously with.
drawn after ten days notice The delivery OF the
new bonds will commence on the 10th inst
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
earned for the second week in February
SIS 100 "a
3at. ......s............'...... ~ Ais %
Increase .......A.................. 81 3as IS
The annual meeting OF the directors Of the Pitts.
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad was held
II pittsburg last week. The report made shows
he earnings q the road for the last year 70 be IA
follows
Passenger travel. 1ls, T40 90
rroin ireghs 1880 600 90
unhen states mail transportation. % 300 90
froin .Spfess Sompanes ............... 3o,l05 ~
tack between pi,,sberg and Rochester. 700 90
For rents OF buildings and grounds - 4 d0o IN
10" "seenSneo" soaroes. .............. s,si2 ~
1o'ai - "a 200 40
The expenses were a. follows
For conducting transportation. ...... sso1 90, "a
.vrs. poMt'.. ''''''...t.. 1900 80
Manthnsoce " cars's'.'ss leo i22 %
hAhbI Ah.e ~ SOL a2n ss
csnerM espenses'. s..s............. $3.50 eT
Total etpeassc.s ,.,,.tt... f,s7s3es ~
heees Of feeepf above ospeuses ~. s55,sqf II
Showing that he cost Of maintaining the road
amounts % abca, GSy per cen: o. The gross earn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-06

TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE ARMY
are % aid = i Inc fOow
ing noce which is OF interest to all who have friends tho
~, ., DIRECTORY n..y., OF THE HOSPITALS:
IN hs United States SsnsTsi Hospitals x The following
EAsrsss DErAHrnKsrs.-for information address Once
s'nws a,h Go%'''n' Washington rosi
ssiorssSsn- H a.RsSs,,.
wrsrgss DsrARrrxsr,-FoI Information address Once
Sanitary Commission, Louisville, KY
New Albany P srryviie.
covinson 0slatn.
iniornson will under ordinary circumstances Be- given
loving sppraon il letter. :. ss sS
VIII be seu By return mail. in peson it viii be answered
Is" giving name and regmenp al present in tho
What The name Of the surgeon chaplain Of the
AJf not in hospital at present has he recently been in
bif 50. did he die in hospital anc .. what date,
II recently discharged from hospital he discharged
!. II net whs, were h,s orders on leaving
,ens e ps,r hospitals viii b. n any Pc
within twenty four hours after request 10 do
the me q rs Drs.s,y WI be sgcn daily from eish.
cans ringing he door bell will be received ANY hoar X
rector having ascn where visitor. have been given direct
70 The reeo5d soess hea.evss as practice win
pas ,, States conn,es Elements or otherwise, mere
Tie SANITARY Conmissien, ndr special authority from
she Pr .dcnt Of The United states an extensive
distribution oi soods @ IN rs charge for the sick aud
Win equal care and generosity :. AZ Orleans
AID q Washnian s.fors yes5arg and al Nashyle
the patients 70 al cases TO ascertain he relative character
e baon and honest ns Of ana h 70 soss. a an
~ n sSa .ery,c ,s q ne members q ne
character and than hfy lay agents employed un.
a., r.. securities ,s. ana
1eou, three fer ceniam q the value q The gods
dence Of losses miscarriage lapl rorrarons to The
sSs q one d9ST Il Ten gnsana q sg which have
The names o. those epcts 70 which auxiliary societies and
70 states or ocaie but SIMPLY to their relative necessity
for assistance invited 70 send their onernsss-
Sanitary Commssion. Branch supply once, % Summer
sanitary Commission. Branch supply ONCE 10 THIRD ave-
sanitary Commission Branch supply once n South sixth
sanitary Comm .ion Branch SIMPLY once Bank street,
Sanitary Sss%s.,sn s s,.nss gE,y ss cs'sssS N
s s is he ssy %
TSaon. ss puzzle fsr ne mean. q :s;;.inns ops
beusnsm.d 70 George T. Strong Esa. Treasurer Is wa
q fplGw,ps gentlemen Of
ever il cntrSssd 70 the sanitary cossion viii ~ az
4 e p e., he Il 3 Il &C., gyns,y AZ,
Wa AZ r.: 's ! NV s:
wo.co,t aibcs, n y. ~. Joan n. III wood
s''"a hA"''M 3 s.rs. red |. Lay \ oms'sd. Esa
orrrnAr o'uos or s,sir.av ooss,s.,o- IA srnssr,
"AsH'SSr9r, d o., Feb lss&
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1T SIMMONS, 6a BROADWAY THE LATEST
n STILES ~ Paris Spring Millinery now ready for ths
wholesale rale. MsrcfAuts mlinrrs resoacirIly IN
ved . cAiL " SIMMONS f37 Rroadway.
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The annual meeting OF the directors Of the Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad wa. held
st pittsburg last week. The report made shows
shc earnings q the road for the last year 10 be a.
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CrArE OF NEW YonK-coMMrssAnY aRNERA1,s

STATE OF NEW YoRK--COMMIssARY GENERALS
- Once New YORK, March g. 1865.
Sealed proposals Will be received this Office OF
Thirty A and Seventh avenue o'clock NJ on
Friday the lh i for furnishing the following Infantry
Announcements to the State New York pattern and
OF the best quality OF oak tanned leather subject the in
specton OF this Department., be delivered State
April next
tO000 Cartridge Boxes ana Plates g. NJ Y, oaibre S.
1000 Cartridge Box Belts and Plates, cabre So
10000 Prvaes' Waist Belts and Plates, calibre SO
lo,0u0 Bayonef Scabbaris and FroKs pattern 1863
1000 Cap Pouches ana Picks
10000 Gun Sings.
Also 5000 sets, AS above OF caiibre &c.
Contracts WIN be MADE pr these accoutrements sets;
Tut the bids will state the which afore
said articles VIII he furnished and schedule Of the bids
win be submitted 70 General Headquarters Albany
awarding contracts.
Successful bidders win be duly notified Of the award.
1t will not be obligatory the State accept lowest
BID tho right reserved reject all bids II the public
interest requires IL. BENJAMIN WEIGH Jr
Commisssry General of Ordinance, my.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15
Irn nu nnNTIEuTp.l !
FaII and Winter Goods,

And we shall also continue to give Great Bargains
to an who call At Isaac Isaacs Union Hall, as We
have now hand the largest and most superb STOCK
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Leaves Detroit alto Ak
"Wednesday. September u
Tuesday y......Septemher p
Saturday ..,-....uctODer ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

Three OF four harnesses and two buffalo
robes we're stolen from William Ford and
Charles Wright of Perry, last Saturday
, night They pursued and overlook the
thieves ct Clyde, sonth Of Unionville. Not
finding the property stolen, the rsseals,
whose names we have not learned, agreed
Il they would Let them of, to return the
property There is gang Of thieves off in
that quarter and the sooner they are looked
70 -ths better for community. PdiHesUilie
TsIegTaph. 4
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NORTHERN LIGHT,

Leaves Cleveland at SPIN Leaves Detroit ct 10 A. n.
"Wednesday September 10 Thursday September U
Tuesday. p Wednesday Sep ber 9
Monday ..........Oc October y fueadaY...Octooefi =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15
A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A cONsUMPFlvE CURED

DR.. H. JAMES, q Retired PhYsieisn ol
eminsnce, discovered, Whiie In the East Ind
cartain cure Tor Consumption, Asthma he0nc
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The =
was discovered b. him when his only child, e d.
ter, was given up 70 die His child was cured Z
now alive and well. DESTROYS Of benBdtting n
low mortals, be v III send 10 those Who wish
recipe, containing full directions for making &C
csasfniiy using this remedy, tree, on feoeipt q
nOmes, with two stamps % pay aK9ense9, II
not q single case Of Consumption that IL does !
once take held Of and dissipais. Eiglt EWeat8
Eishness, irritation Of the nerves failure oi m
dificulL sxpectoratiO1, sharp rains b tbs lung
throat, chilly sensations, NAUSEA af tie stomncI
actor Of the bowels, wasting away uf the mu8g
nTrhe writer viii please state the name Of
per they see this sdEeFtimsnt in. Addressl
iyis-4s2 rs North sdsst - PhilsdelShis, 3
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ME 7 z O r,
IA ER

Leaves Cleveland at Pm Leaves Detroit 1t 10 A. =
Monday.S September q Tuesdsy-.... So pten1 Der z.
Friday October Saturday
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MAsTER's sALE.-Pursuant 70 Ii,

MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant TO the
-lyL command Of an order Of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CnyRhoga County,
at the suit Of Truman q. Hoag Ct a. against John
Baker ct al, TO me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the fifth day of
October, 1868, at three o'clock P. M.s the lands
and tenements described as follows: Situate IN
the township of Brooklyn in the County OF Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows; Being part Of fractional lot
No. SO, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF G. D. Brayton, deceased
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and soll
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the eas
half of twenty acres OF land bought by c. ID
Brayton Of Seth Aiken in 1919, and is the sam
land conveyed by the administrators Of said @.
D. Brayton to said John Baker, April %, 1852
Appraised st seven thousand dollars $1,000
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15
Rsoonatrucrion IN West Tennesseo.

7-a The people Of West Tennessee are begin
lug to move for a reconstruction CT the
Union. Large Meetings Of tue most inau-
entail men, not heretofore known as I'M
ion men, have recently been held in Harde-
man comfy, It which patriotic resolutions
passed petitioning Governor Andrew John
son to issue writs for an election, TO be held
soon, for members ofthe State Legislature,
under the constitution aud Union These
meetings pledged the citizens to vote fol
none but Union men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-15

A little son of Mr.. D. NJ. Springer, some
i've or six years oId, was instantly killed a
few days ago, in Wellsville, by being run
{ over BY asWitehing engine" The child
was cut completely in two and one Of its
little arms vas served from its body. Mr..
Piles, the gentleman in charge Of the en-
gins, used every exertion te prevent the
sad casualty, but 1t was beyond the pow
erof human skill. Il was indeed sad
accident and the afflicted parents have the
.synpafhy Of the whole community Rep
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