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REkDY.NABE eI0TRIna.
THE POET on A TRAIN; pRr
The Romance OF the Railroad.

.
Nv The Author Of "Fafr Inez," 'iThs Prince 0.
Wslss, ''The Ghost Hunters y ko., 30.
OHAPTER VII-IE TIE SLEEPING CAR.
Thick and fest the shades Of twilight,
We're then falling all around,
And the beautious stars Of evening
In the heavens did abound.
On We sped DER hills an va leyH,
RIyaiing lightning in our dight, 4
V hile our sleeping car was altered
For the comfort OF the night.
Butt was not very sleepy,
50 sat up that 1 "a eht see ..aE
All the antics Of the lovers
Who were sitting front OF me.
With my eyes half cloAed watched themI
And L could not hello but smils
As l saw them kiss and hugging =
In q very loving STYLE
she her head was gently resting
On her manly lovers breast,
While her urIR. in lovers fashion
Round her neck was fondly pressed
Aud soft words o. love he uttered
In the maiden's listening ear.
Words, though very interesting,
Still dare not let you hear.
But eou' d not let them rest so,
For with them must have sp lrt,
So with cane he tOnched them slightly
On their feet, as quick as thought
Up they jumped al in 1utter,
Botn were shaking some with fear,
While sleeping, was quietly
Or st least did 90 apear.
When they saw they were not injured
And that everything was right,
Down they sat, and then left them
For the balance OF the Dight.
Soon TO take snOoze lay Gown,
And nothing moro did know,
Till the trim arrived st Pittsburgh
And l woke 10 the depot
[FO BE OoHTIEUED.l
and we shall also continue TO give Great Bargains
to ali who call st isaac Isaacs Union Hall, We
have now on hand the largest and NEST superb stock
Of fashionable
Spring and summer Goods,
-, sTap and Flovus ,aar that has avar haau sean in
ueveland, and our stock Of Spring and Sumer Ready
Nads Clothing surpasses anything in the State. Az
{ buy and sell for cash1 My, wholesale and retail
gurchRseTs will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
sole for thesale OF Singers Oeebrated Sewing
Machines, StOrr's AutomatOn Preslman, and
StrOng's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
~ Conner Superior and Union-Btg.
Tnok ont f9F "a al 4 MIS-
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DENTISTRY.
A SINGLE TOOTH s.. 1.00.

upon yulcantzed Rubber BASE, With our mods Of in.
sertngs s pronounced BY all 70 be the most falike
and useful IN Eating, Speaking 6nd Singing. They
can be ntted over any remaining roots without giving
pain and warranted to t for less than half our fo
mer prices. Experience has brought the practice a.
our Proezssn TO 30 high degree Of perfection thaf
partial or entire sets can be made without the sA
nom Natural Teeth, for SO, SIS and s2O 4 sef
- M5tablished over ten years, corner Optsrfo-gt
and Public Square, (south side.)
esp HALLIWELb DANIELS,
DantfEka,
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Commander Reed, of the gunboat No
nongahela, was killed on the 9TH near Ba-
ton Rouge, By a shot from rebel battery
erected on the river to interrupt naviga-
ioB. He was brave and efficient officer.
Captain jenkins, on his way to take COM
nend Of the Richmond, was wounded by
the same shot
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMs. AF

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, Ar
B. B DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
as l79 Superior-St.
ARTISTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
HEWTOH'S and Goupil's Oh and Watar ColoTs
at B. 3. DOUGLAS 4 CO. 3,
I79 superiOf-st.
OVAL AND soUARR GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at r. B. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
--sr-ra-.E 9 H9 SuperiOr-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or CELEBRATED
Paintings and EngrsEIngs, a. -.
~ 'TTI-1 = q. Z. DOUGLAS q OO.'S,
I79 Superior-st.
"OARTNs De VIsIT8" OF ORLEBRATND
Men and Women, and Palmsr's Marbles, st
4. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
e lT9 Saperlor-Sg.
FINE REGRAVINas OF DISTINGUISHED
Men K, B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
aBr2s E79 6uparior-s
DORTRAIT BRAMES.-SoUARB
and Oval GILT Frames, OF
may2 -z SAB9EANTB.
DHOT0GRAPH FRAMES -GILE
il and Rosewood Oval Frames, splendid Assori
msnt. skRGEANT'e.
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MASTERS SALE,
MAsTERis sALE.-Pursusnt to

MASTERiS SALE-Pursuant to he
lAI command of decretal order of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga eofIntV
Ohio, &C the suit Of George Yorthington against
q ki0Tel W. Bingham and Others to me directed
snail expose for sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House, in the city of Cleveland
on the SIst day Of August, 1865, at II O'clock A
hi., the following described premises: Situate
in the city of Cleveland, being nunnber seven IN
tie 18th range Of townships in tbs Connecticut
Western Reserve IN the State Of Ohio, and which
e alsoin the county Of Cuyahoga, and Is known
as lot no 10 block No, in ten acre lot No
lbs, being thirty feet ten inches in front and rear
on the northerly side of Lake street 10 sad city
and one hundred feet deep, agreeable to The
surrey of Ahaz Merchant, December II, 1885 re-
corded in Book ., page so, Ouyahoga county
Records. RI
Appraised at 500.
f August j 1853. % LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner. .
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EISHING TAOKLE.-95777i757 =

L'lSHlNG TACK kLE.-S
JUsTREOEIFED-Af fresh sup -
ply Of Oonroy's Celebrated Fishing Tackle Ourgtoc
o. hods Reeds Lines, Hooks, Flies, Bats, &c, &C.
Is large and IN great variety. tI =.
1--WE have also on hand hne assortment Of
Double and Single Barrellsd shot Guns, Rifes Re-
VolFl1g PISTOLS Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches ans
munitions, and evTything required for Field suortg
ct HATFERSLBY'S GUN STORE,
l02 5uperior-St, Cleveland, o.
El Repairing neatly executed. mSyT
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EAL ESTATE AGENOY.-THH
4 Aundersigned have opened an once at No. ~
Public Square, near the Court House, in Cleveland
for tho
Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate
in this City and elsewhere on commission under the
name and firm Of LYMAN &JUDSOE.
il lfebl61 p. TUDg0E.
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P0aT.0EFIGE TIAlE.TARIE.
1885 sUHHER ERR1EGEEESF Is6a
EOR THH
Arrival and Closing of Mails
AFTHE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

s-dsils wiz Be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival Of trains.
- An Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives at 4l5 A. NJ, l.fO Asp M
Eastern Way arrives at 955 A. NJ.
Western Through arrives at go NJ, and 9:2s P. N
Western Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Handusky Way arrives at 9.25 A. n.
Cincinnati through arrives at 9.f5 A. "a 3:s5 p n
do Way arrives at S.35 r. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct s:l5 P. n.
do Way arrives At 30 A NJ.
Mahoning Way arrives at 7s05 P NJ.
Medinay Way arrives ct 400 P. NJ.
Rockport, &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdayB at Il n.
Breoksvills Bath, &c, arrives Mondays and Fridays
Sharon Center, Granger. North Royalton, &o arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. n.
WarrensYille arrives daily at 1915 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily az 9 A, H.
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aORNfNG LEADER.



During the rain storm in Monroe co, NY,
last week portion Of the cemetery was
washed away, and with it sixteen bodies,
eight Of which have been recovered.
A Western editor says Of a hail-storm
on the Lakes in his vicinity, that it came
30 suddenly that the pilot looked round 70
see which one Of the passengers was
throwing stones at him.
Its stated that Mrs General (Stone-
Wall) T, J, Jackson and her little daugh-
ter, have been constituted life members Of
the Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Church at Richmond.
The drafted men Of Vermont are now
reporting themselves for duty. They are
to be met with singIy, and in pairs, and
in all the public oonveyances going where
duty calls them.
The late Lydia J. Rotch, Of Boston, left
$4,000 in trust to 7. Persons and others,
for the benefit Of the general Convention
Of believers Of the doctrines of the New
Jerusalem Church for the United States.
Spencer sdmson, Of Greenfield, Massa-
chusetts, committed suicide day or two
ago, by shooting himself through the heart.
BE was engaged to one young lady while
another wanted TO have him, and he saw
no other means Of getting out of the per-
plsxity.
The daughter Of Knight of the Garter
Of Bristol, England, few days since sut
keFthroat with rozor and will probably
die. She was engaged to be married and
the arrangements for the Wedding all
made when for some reason the match was
broken.
The Common Council of Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, has passed a resolution that
no person shall be employed by the city
goYernment Of Cambridge, either directly
Or Indirectly who shall have availed him
self Of his allegiance as a British subject
to escape the draft.
Commander Reed, Of the gunboat No
nongshela, was killed on the 9Th near Ba-
H. a obct eroug uabo1 boffarv
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Il acres two miles from the CITY, about 40 rods from
huolid-St2 on the Crawford Road good Farm
kinds. Price 700. Terms to suit purchaser
lO7S acres "a miles from the City first of from Eu-
40 e1d-St. Price $1,000. Terms easy.
2lO acres in BrecksYie; s. acres improved balance
. coOice timber land. S25 per acre. Terms easy.
~ acres IN Boston 40 acres impr0Ved Good EOuse
and Barn Prizes go per acre. Terms easy
rs acres N Parma miles from Brighton; 80 Rcres
Improved. Good two-story House and two Barnss
Price $500.
SO acres in Newburg, about miles from OIeveland-
Good House and Barns and fms Orchard. s5OO0,
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo and miles from Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai.
re and balance timber land. New House and
Barn ami good Fruit. s2J FER acre. Terms easy.
iulv2
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
II story House and Lot on PhelpsSt, convenient to
the Lake shore Gar Shops and Rolling MILL
Price $500.
Brick HOUSE and Lot, No. 76 Prospect-St. Has Gas
and Water and small Office attached, convent
ent for Physician.
new two-story House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 6Oxl35; good Fruit, Water and
Gas. Price 3, 200.
large House and Lot on Ointon-St, fronting OIfn-
ton Eark. Lot 60 feet front, running back to the
Lake. Good Barn and FrGit. Price $4,000.
Mathews Block, on south side Of Publo Square, with
land through to Ohamplain St., for sac cheap
Long time gwen Oh large share of purchase mon
ey il desired.
~ story Brick House. Lot 44xi7O to an alley on
Franklin-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern S22O0. Terms easy
large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner kinsman and korest-St. Lot 2a6x3g6 s95OO
Brick House and Lot, No. JOhnson-St Lot 35xIO4
Price e2J00.
~ story New Brick House aud Lot, No. 90 ScoviIIe-
81. Lot 35xl44, cor alley and ScOviile-St $500
Terms easy. Possession given irnuediateIV
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A very desirable Residence, with ls acres of land
convenient to Street Railroad.
JRO. g. JEEEINGE,
iuIyls AtEater BuildIngs loot 81 superiSr-st
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he B0st0n TEaveller says

Neither Patience Nor Prudence Could
save Them, aL
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lake SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
1llAVELhER, ILLINOIS, IRON OITK q NORTH:
Ekh LIGHT will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake SuperiOr Ports during the season.
on the following days; A
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II AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
i 4 has constantly on hand 8 large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or time. AlBO-a
variety Of City and Village Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, WisconBin and Missouri,
which he will exchange tor Farms, City or Personal
Property. O8se in AtWater Building, Eos. and s,
I'd hoor. mRyl2
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q ASIER'S 6ALE.-In pursuance of an
IN order Of sale issued from the Oourt Of
Common Pleas ofCuyahoga County Ohio IA the
case IN which Samuel Ferguson is Plaintiff, and
margaret Montgomery, Defendant, to me di-
Eeeted, shail expose for sale at the door Of the
Court House, In the city ofCleYelan5 on the l2fh
oa q august, 1868 at two O'Clock in the after-
noon OF sad dsyl the following described lands
and tenements, to wit.
Situated in the township ef BiiddIeburph, in the
county Of Cuyahoga7 State Of Ohio, snd is known
g part Of Fraction E, in the village OF Berea
eolnqed, commencing at the south-easteorner OF
Alexander LairG's lot-thence south three chains
e z astake-thence south s75< east chains and
= INKS 70 stake-the nee north IOo west one
east 70 the place Of beginning, Containing l-I0o
acres Of land, subject to all legal highways Ap.
praised at 800 90. -ssr
VIM Y. TOUSLEY,
Master Commissioner
q. y. cLaHE, Plaintiff g Attorney.
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M AsTER'S SALE.-Pursuant to fbe
lNl command of an order Of sale from, The
e9uH OF Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga comfy.
ONO, g the suit Of James X, Hitchceez aqsirEt
Eleeta G. Hayes and Siias S. Stone, to ne al
zected, shall expose for sale at public auction.
at the door Of the Court House IN the city oi
oleyelands on the 18Th day of August, 1858, ST Id
Situated in the township of BrooklTn.
being number seven in the thirteenth range
Of townships in the Connecticut Western Re-
serYes IN the State ofOhio, and which are also in
the county ef Cuyahors and are Known Nv bsiy5
part Of Original lot 81 in sstd township, and sre
bounded as follows; being sub division lots
Numbers 595 % So, both inclusive and mum bers
osl % o945 both elusive, and making Is lots in
s. 3 stone survey Of College Tract in said lot
Appraised as follows Lots 500 to 522 At RI37 80
each; lots 63l TO 5s4 at sI25 each.
Jnly II 1853. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. ]. AkpREEs, PITTS ATTY. 5iuivls:S5s
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REAL EsTATE.
RRAYTON 8 sTOOKWRLL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAFE.

Ohice No. Atwater Building. Entrance throJ
the Insurance Office Of Il. +. Brayton.
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DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES.
1G formerly Of the EFm Of Littles Keyes,J nAl
opened Real Estate Office in ROuss's Block corner
SuperiorSt and Public Square, and has scOnstantlY
hand several thousand acres of first quality Farma
Ing Lands in the States OF Iowa, Wisconsin aad Mis-
Bouri, to exohangefor city country property; aso
ior all kinds OF psrBonal property Part cash peids
uAHalaarv anrHEsFt7A
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-CHIRTs AND IOOLLARs
aRIRTS AND OOLLARR

SHIRTS AND COLLARS a
and desirous OF having those that viii SET WELL,
and LUCK NEAT are invited to leave their Orders
EEPPHE ER's,
where theycan depend upon being Suited None bnt
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
DTREcTIoNs FOR mEAsUREMEET.-For Neck, take
the number Of inches round (A), For Sleevea tai-s
from centre of back (B to bend OF elbow TC the nee
TO extreme end OF Gun tD) the being in the posi-
tion shown in the engraving These are an the mess
urements required. =
wARRANT A GOOD FIT.
Hal-The Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt Of goods -
Agent Of the cleveland Shirt and Collar ApPe Co.,
hKMAH'S BLOCK, Nos. ana 8, Cup stairs) Olevs-
lsni, Ohio, three doors from the court HOUSE,
Public square, " Il navi5-fsff
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T LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
LIS ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand e large lot OF Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, lows Wisconsin and Illinois.
SS-Otee over No. 50, south sido Of Pub. Square.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
An j.
FAIR GROUND COMPANY.
The Eighteenth Annual Fair of ;hs Asricll-
tural Society Viii be held At
ST. JOHN - Il I ISE,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
SEPTEMBER -. = aHD2
HARLEY Vi. HAL. MARSHAL.
FIRST DAI. SEPT. =.

The Grounds Nj be q; zen At 5 O'Clock \. !.
when the Building. Rings. ana Enc, sue,
viii be ready for reception q visitors, stock,
and all articles for exhibited
Al the ringing of the bell at the Judge,
Stand. changes announced in The programme
will be promptly mace. Everything present
ed for Premium. except such as are named in
the programme for the second day. Gust be
entered 10y II NJ. the first day, and ali articles
within the building must remain on exhibit
ton dulirg the Fan.
Al $50 \. NJ, Cayalcade OF al Oxen in Town
Teams and all Oxen and Steers VIII pass
around the Grounds, inside The inner railing
OF the track, wnere they will Iemain until l'':Su
when they siil be examined by the awarding
committees.
RECESS FROM IL " TO iio 2. -
A. ESQ z. NJ, the Awarding Committees OF
Sd and 18th class Cattle. of Sheep. OF Swine
and of Poultry, viii attend to examinations
IL ,hsif several Gepar,m, MS.
4, >. Brood Mares with Foals viii he i,ro' :,
- tie Judges Stand toE Inspection Of Award
in- Committee.
N ; o'clscA. |. > ard :; years Oh Colts Wi
be brought 70 tie Judges Stand for the IN
S?tct,"n ~ Awarding Committee.
~ ocl acN, the Track vii be clear for The
exercise Il Horses ur'i! shutdown.
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Out Of its Own Mouth,

The last burlington Sentinel (of the reptile.
spetles known as copprrheai) gets quite
JrhlIant over the late election It claims
that It's party has rat 1900 V otes this year
against $500 last This may be true, still
We think the Sentinel has got this years
hgures rather high. Taking the Sentinel's
own tgures We propose to demonstrate how
t1's" democratic gain came about.
Last year there vas Int one party organ
Y stlan IN the state; mean y every one who
voted at all voted the Union ticket. This
Year 1t has been very different The greatest
effort has oecA made by the leaders Of the
party that is IL opposition to the govern
ment TO get out full vote. Men were i'm
ported from New York City, regardless Of
expense, 10 haranSue them at heir state c)n.
vertion. One # he best LAWYERS in the
state, and nan ri -soI private character.
V2s PIT at the astl ! t.lair ticket. There
WIS thorough G. an t;ao Of then party
'1FouSnoa! the safe and every man was at
the polls VINO would vote 70: RpdtielG. Not
outstanding all this let rs see how the
1i'H vote vas affected. We copy frol. the
Sennne and tue oentlu, s own county:
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War news tins week is meagre. Every
one * enquiring about the progress al
Charleston but no one is able to fully explain
tie position of affairs. We print to-day a
very interesting detailed statement by a man
who has spent considerable time at Charles
ion. The account contains much informa-
1,n in a readable form. II is now stated
that the federal approaches are so near Fort
Wagner that the combattan,s can throw hand
&renates al each OTHER IL Nicksburg and
Port Hudson. Com. Dahl gren has discover
rd that the wall OF Sumter facing Fort Moul-
ire IS not destroyed or seriously injured, and
that there are five guns in position there req
dy to pepper the feet should it venture into
the inner harbor. We trust Gen. Gilmore
will procure supply of Greek fire and treat
Charleston to dose from Morris Island.
a special dispatch from ST. Paul, MINES
o:a, says that news has been received there
that fla boat, coming down the Missouri
river. not tar from the scene Of Gen. Sbley's
battles, was attacked by Indians and all on
board, twenty-five in number, were killed.
Mosby, the rebel guerrilla, was not dead
on Friday, but was at CuIpepper, expected to
die soor.
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we arrived just in season for as good a sup.
per as the most inveterate epicure could de-
sire
Early the next morning we took the stage
again for Barton Landing and thence by cars
home; having been gone from St. Johnsbu-y
only one day and two nights. 1t was
the universal sentiment of the company tina,
they never before enjoyed themselves SC
much in SO short a space Of time. Our al,
vice to your readers, who aaye not already
done so, would be, Go thou and do ike
wise" K.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
Rx ~ RAPH.
WEnNESpAY. Sept. 10. 1867.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 10, 1867.
Atmarket 1853 Cattle. about 1000 Beeves and
35S st res. consisting of Working Oxen. Cow
anu one. two and three years olds.
IICFs-Marhct Bcef-EXtra SS,25 : Sad
first quality $50 $500; second DO. 5000 a
sG,25; third do. SAB Sl.50, ordinary.
Working OXen-SS0, l50. ll5:
Cows and Calves-S2j 80. IS. iG.
Yearings--l2. a 14.GJ.
Two Years O!d-,Sl6 II.
Three Years Old-S23 4 p.
Sheep and Lambs-6l01 at market. Extra and
selections. $3.50 400 900; in lots, S2,2j
600 800
Spring Lambs-=o3.15 600.
Syinc-0 at market.
Hides-1i Si0c per III.
Calf Shins-l2 iie per 10
PeltS-SI 90 a } earl.
Tallow-1i akSc per ID
Veal Calye>-frorn 50 TO $500.
NEMARK>.-Ihere was q larger ppv of stock
a. market this week than any week before this
season and more than can he sold - prices IL
pay the drovers as the weather continues So warm
that b ltcherS viii buy more than 4 week suppl,
unless At lpw i%Ires. Some sales az the best
quality were Is follows: e cattle At 500. Sup
ply OF lambs wa> large and safes slow. al - and
%, peg head less than last week. AMI 4 great
many wsi! have 10 he kept over for next week
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California All Hail

The election in California has resulted in
a glorious triumph of the Union cause. TIE
following DISPATCHES wee received at Wash
ilgton by telegraph:
70 ABRAHAM LINCOLN: Loyal Califor-
MIA sends greeting, The Union State and
Congressional tickets are elected by $4,000
TO 10000.
To Z. NJ. STANTON: We have moved on
the enemy's works and they are ours. Cal
Ifornia, Dy her votes, bids you and the army
God speed in your arduous and glorious
work
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.

WILLIAM lACklE'S ESTATE
At Probate Court held al the Pr'1ie ONCE ia ST
JohnsbuTy. the Sti day OF Sept. A ID iNLS-
CW herea> Robert Harvey, administrator On the estate
Of William Lackic. late II Barnet, in said district de-
ceased proposes Ia render account 81 Ills admir-
isiaio and 10 present his against said estate
for examination and allowance Tor the purpose oi naki
PARTITION and distribution ol the residue 81 said estate, G
der decree oil said court The persons who are 10y
law entitled 10 the Il Is ;he,e,Te ordered ty >ai
court that said application under consideration anu
be heard al the probate office IA 81 JOlShuTy the l
DAY 81 sept ID. lSt3 And il : further ordered. that
all persons Interested Ice notified hereof ,,y publication 81
copy OF the record Oi this OI Ter IN The CIleOian print
t Al s. Jo I;Snry three weeks >UVCeSSyey previous 10
time q" hearing that They IaN appear
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B. the Court.
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH Judge
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