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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

A ERlEHD IN HEED-TRY II.
Dr.. Sweets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prepare
from the recips OF Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Oonnsetior
the great bone setter, and has been ulsd n he sse
toe for the last twenty years with the most asonish
fuq success As an external FsIuedy u 8 Withoata
rival, and will alleviate pain more speedig thar anl
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and nefgolI
Dsorder5 Il Is truly iniAlhle, and Is curative ll
Sores Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &C., its 1oothln9
healing and powerful strengthening propanataaJ a.
cIfs the inst wonder and Of all who hGT
gYsr given It q trial. Ovur four hundred cartncata
81 cures performed By Il within the lall
two years, attest 70 this taot. strong Arulfzon1
AGENTS Tor fnevaland deellal lteag-de lsla
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NTOTTCE-THE SUBsCRIBER wlLL

NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL
~ sell some 20 acres OF Laud in East Clev land in
ofiaina hundred acre lots Nos 3Iy and 3sl through
which sun rior street Extension runs, and il can De
dYid into small portions 10 suit purcha g. On Il
are two small Houses in tenant able condition. several
rut pafches, bearing good truiti water cOhFe-
nient all cleared, drained aud nc Tor cultivation
Will Be- sold ON favorable terms.
Also acre. in lot l, south OF the above parcels
Horse and coed Barn, good kruit and under o slat5
Of cultivation. WilEbe sold in like terms-
Enduirs Of JAMES RICHARDS, on the premises.
Eaar Nleraland Eeb Is. ls63:ikwl3l
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The Present Of President Lincoln TO the
king Of Denmark.
A Copenhagen journal gives an account
Of the presentation of a pair of Colts re-
vol7ers to the King of Denmark from Pres
ident Lincoln, by our Minister resident
Bradford K. Wood. In delivering the gift
Mr.. Wood dwelt upon the policy Of this
government which is never to be engaged
n any but defensive war; never to inter-
fere with other nations, and never to be
tnterfered with-proceeding thence to
speak Of the rebellion, which he held must
very soon be suppressed, and with it slave
y, its cause, be destroyed. In reply, the
King expressed unqualified sympathy with
cur government in its struggle, and did
not doubt that it would succeed in putting
an end to the insurrection in a manner
satisfactory to the whole world
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

The Providence Journal says that the
friends of General Burnside have secured
the services of the artist Leutze to paint a
portrait of the General. The picture is to
be full-length one. The war-hOrss of
the General will be introduced, together
with camp scene. The picture will be
placed in Rhode Island Hall, Brown Uni
versity, with the collection of portraits Of
distinguished Rhode Islanders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

The irOn-clad Ericsson battery Nan
tucket, commanded by Captain Fairfax,
well known in connection with the San
JaeintO and Trent affairs, has made her
trial trip from Boston to New York anl
will soon leave for the South.
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Tbe Hartford Press saws the followin

The Hartford Press says the following
toast was drank ut 8 bar in that CITY last
State Democratic Convention which nom
mated Seymour for Governor. "Here's to
the Southern Confederacy May jeff
Davis be our next Presidentl May the
Potomac be dried up, and its channels
filed to the brim with the blood Of aboli-
tiOnists !" That was the spirit of the Con-
Yention
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FoR 80 OR ExCHANqE.

Brick House and 81 acres OF land ADJOINING city lin
It's rear Wilson Avenue, acres Of grapes IN good
teaIing ord r; s6,O00, mostly on time.
Nine Lots on for st-SL, near ktnsmani very cheap.
HOuse and Lot on Lake-et tildO
steam saw Mill aud tWenty-hT- acres land on Flank
Road, IS miles rom city.
part river B. b.tiOm; gOUd Juse and barn. Pay =
In city prJp rty, balance on time.
Several Grst and Saw Mills IN dei ent locations
Exchange Tor FaIms Ur part est5fn lands.
House and Lotion Tracy st. Exchange for psst West
ern land.
A acres on Detroit Plank Road, mites from Court
house; handsome Building Lot. Sell one-half
viii Q. sIJOper acre. -
JNO. G.. JENNINGS,
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The signal corps has at last been recog-
nized by legislative enactment as q separ-
ate and distinct corps of the army, like
the Engineers or the Ordnance corps. Its
ranks will be mainly opened 70 volunteers.
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IMPoRrAET 10 FRMAL1s.
DR.. OHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tbs combination Of Ingredients in these Pills an
the rssuIt Of long and extensive practice. They
mild in their operation and certain In correcting a
Irregularities painful MenssruatlOn removing all Is
Ituctions, hsther from cold otherwise, headsehs
sn IN the side palpitstioa Of the heart whites, al
nervous aHections, hystsrios, fatigue pain in TIA
back and limbs, So. disturbed sleep, which Ti1a
nom interruption Of nature
DR.. OHIESHMAN5 PILLS
vss the commencement Of . new Grain tbs treatmsIR
Of those irregularities and distractions which ha-
consigned 20 many to q prsmAtuTs grave. No ismah
can enjoy good health unless shs d regular anG
ThousTsr an obstruction takes plhos the gsnsFsl
health begins 70 Decline
DR. uHEESHEAN's PILLS
ere the most edectual remedy ever known for all con
Eaiuts peculiar to Females To all elaEses thsy 81
invaluable including, With certainty, periodical res
/ ularity. They are known TO thousands, Fho haEl
used them At different periods, throughout the ooun'
TN, having the sanction Of some Of the most emneDi
/ Physicians in Lmerioa-
IMPLICIT directions, stating Whsn they should X
/ be used, With each Box. Ths price, 81,OO pr BoG
containing from 50 to 50 Piilr.
pills sent By mail, promptly, By Fsmittlng 70 u
/ Propristor Sold By Druggists generally.
/ h B. HUTOHIEGs, Proprietors
70 Cedar-St., New Fsrk.
/ 81 sold Wholesale and Retail In Cleveland hl
/ ETROEG 8 ARaSTROEq. Aprl4;eoEksl
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LETTER FROM AGENT SANITARY COMMISSION
MuRFREEsBoRo', FEB. 81.

LETTER FROM AGENT SANITARY CoAAlssiOHi
MURFREEsBoRO', FEB. SD.
awe have distributed literally Of late.
IF the sick and wounded in this quarter,
also in Nashville, do not feel grateful to
God and the benevolent for the work Of
tha United States Sanitary Commission,
they would hardly be thankful Tor salVa-
ton. One thing is sure, the sick cannot
say that they have derived no 6enent rom
our work, for they have been made to know
through what agency they have received
benefit and care, aud very many tell me
thatif they live to get home, or get able
to write, they will bear testimony to the
glorious work Of our Commission.
I visited the hospitals to-day, and wish
those who have doubts as to the good seeur-
ed TO the sick resulting from our work,
could have been present and heard the ex-
nressious of gratitude for benefits reeeiv-
ed. And if any one will go through the
! bospitals and see the mark stamped upon
every article, showing from whence 1t
came. and ask the soldiers whether these
| things contribute to their comfort, they
will probably reach rational conclusions,
and thew will learn soldiers enjoy clean
garments ralher more than dirty ones;
also. are made warm and comfortable and
receive luxuries TO which they are accus-
toned at home; and which are needed IN
sickness. and that alone through the sgen-
cv of the Sanitary Commission, could
these favors be conferred. At the BEST the
sufferings of the poor soldiers are very
great; but aside from what the Sanitary
Commission have done, they would be In
tolerable and most deplOrable."
We have received and gladly give place
to the following reports Of several OF oul
branch Societies:
SOLDIERS AID soCIETY-GATEs' MILLS.
This Society, lately organized, has shown
a wonderful degree Of activity, having st
ready laid out for msterial the sum OF szz
the proceeds Of which, with the donations
of the Society, have been forwarded II
Cleveland, making a total OF 6O pairs
drawers, Z flannel shirts, 5 quilts, pilloV
cases, Is towels, besides quantity Of lint
bandage and dressings.
We give entire the report Of the Soldiers
Aid Society, New Lyme, Ohio:
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE SOLDIERS Al
SOCIETY, NEW LYME, OHIO.
The following is the list of articles packed an
sent to Cleveland for the three months endIn
February 9Th 1853:
2 2reams letter paper, Is packs enTelops, 20 lea
pencils, II Ib thread, book, 40 pair socks, /
pairs mittens, pairs drawers, 20 pairs slippers
s3 bed quilts, l pair sheets, "a cotton Shirts
flannel Shirts, 90 pillows, l6 cushions, lbs com
| presses, ! 10. lint, lbs. bandage, 1Z9 yds band
age, nightcaps q pocket handkerchiefs, Psi
pants, I coat, l vest, 4 packages paper, lbs
| dried peaches, lbs. dried currantsI 159 IDS
dried apples, "a l,2 lbs. drid berries, lVS , lbs
cheese, package linen-amounting to sl59i
I = EtsSau uAuu IlAlefiai aLllgultinz :
| Gccso1 O. u'l~ 1~.assiOus AGCeAfeu IL ctts
amount to S26.29; making the proceeds Of hi
Society for the last quarter, S232.2s.
f. H. RATHBoNE. Secretary.
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The sesretsryship of our legation at st.
Petersburg, now filed by Bayard Taylor,
who wishes to return in April, has been
rendered to Richard G. Mccormick, Acting
Commissioner Of Agriculture, and de-
clined.
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SOLDIERS AID sOC1ErY-wEsT BR1nr1EID

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETH-WEsT BRIMFIELD
This Society was organized October 9Th,
1862. From this date 20 January 1st, 1858,
9 boxes have been sent to Cleveland. These
contained rs pillow case, 9 sheets, quilts,
p shirts, 81 pairs drawers, 2 bed-gOwns,
2 coats, caps, 19 pairs socks, 18 pincush-
ions, SO lbs. of dried fruit 70 towels
and handkerchief, besides a quantity Of
bandage, lint, books, &c.
This society has also sent to the 7th and
l04th Regiments, socks, Woolen caps, &C.,
besides large box Of clothing and provi-
sions forwarded October 9th to the Brim-
field boys by private opportunity.
The ladies of this Society are resolved to
prosecute their work with much 7igor, and
we commend them and their cause to the
kind assistance of the citizens Of Brimfeld
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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- nnWNs, EI.IXIR.

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rant to cure Coughs COlds, and all Diseases Of the
Throat Chest and Lungs Prizes 25 eents Per bottle.
John F. Henry Co., Waterbury, Vermont GensEal
Az,uts. Sold BY D. s Barnes, 9O2 Broadway n. T.
and strong Armstrong, Cleveland. noyl5.l29
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

WANTED-A good houss and lot on Rrospect-St- 1
can find purchasers for Jwo or three good hOusef
on Prospect or other good streets.
W WANTED-several houses To Let. for which can
md ter ants.
s5nC-I rave 5000 with which 10 buy good mortgages
TO LET-An ONCE, front, on % h0or In Matthews
Block on Public square. Also, one Ct two go d
rooms on 81 hoOr, suitable for offices or lodging
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PLANNING MILL.

NEW PLANNING -MILL.-THH
IN undsrsignsd having thoroughly rentted the
planning MILL,
formerly occupied by J. =. Perciyal on Elm-St.,
" est Side near stanley and GrabRms Pail Factory,
5 now prepared 70 do Planning, Circular and Scroll
saving, Wood Turning and houldings.
psTehs:Rzs MA. BR0WH, Agent.
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REPORT OF DR.. A. X. READ, AGENT SANITARY
COMMISSION, on DIsTRIBUTIoE OF SUPPLIES
IN AURFREEsBoRo' AND NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, February 7th, 1868.
LADIES OF AID SOCIETY, Cleveland On
my arrival at Nashville, DR.. Thurston who
has charge Of the hospitals, informed me
that there were at that time $500 sick and
wounded in the hospitals here, 1900 in the
hospitals al Murfreesboro, and the field
hospitals in the vicinity. As there was
more destitutiOn at the front than here, /
Vs sent about one-third of the goods re-
Ielved forward to those hospitals. Rooms
were opened in Murfreesboro' for the dis
tribution of stores BY your townsman, C.
AtWater, before my arrival. After visit
ing all the hospitals, left the stores in
.hiscare, sndthe care ofDr. N. NJ. Seymour,
of Peinesvilis, a Htt
Since then, ] hsye visited al the hos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

An Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States at an annual salary Of $500, is
euthsriEsd BY bill which has passed both
RpVses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

A LARGE HalI-suitatle iOr Lodge Room, sc Also
a Parlor and BED Room in Houses Block corner
Of Superior-st. and Public sQuare-
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lOusOn's Improved SDeotacles,
I. n. sOLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SOIENTIFIJ OPTJUIA
Keeps largest assortmsnt in the Optical line an
the trads. From his long residence in this lltT,
and the extensive patronaes received during thai
time he would say to his old friends and the puhiC
generally, that edOrt that ctuld be put forth 70
secure the very best quality Of Oygta Glasses, grouEL
under hig inspection 70 suit the eyes, in all O.
5as curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation Of thg
Eye and tmparting strength for long reading and I
sowing The reputation Of SOLOmOhSQH0 esta5-
Hghment az the most reliable to get the bat articles
10 that line that can be obtained has become an -
tabished lsCt and attestsd By his patrons Whnse ~
vice it Il: 60 10 SOLOMONS0HiB, (make no mis-
tske1 10 SuperiOr-St.. under the American, and
there you viii ind the best kind Of sPEOTAOLta
adapted 70 your sight,
isS-Mr. SolomonsOn would bore inform the publia
that he never Employs any one in the sae Of his Len
sea and those who desire pair Of bis epectaclea
only obtain them BY calling ct bis establishments.
~ ARTIFICIAL EHEs inserted without Palh
a. perfect natural
Hotel. Boft
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sOLD1Ens, AID sOc1rrr-wEsr BROwEHEIn.

SOLDIERS AID socIETY-wEsT BRowEHELN.
This society consists Of one school dis
trict and one family besides; organized
September 18th, 1861; since which time
hospital stores to the amount Of $136 have
been prepared and forwarded. The small
balance of Sc only, now remains in the
Treasury, We cannot too highly COM
mend the action Of the few ladies' whose
energy has accomplished SO much.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-07

nEThls COMPANY having cstt tblished Branch Of
fee in Buffalo, with = local Board Of Directors TO
manage its Western busness, all losses may be sd-
usted and paid In Buffalo New York, at the option
Of tn parUIes
EIB-LosSEs PAID IN GOLD, upon Risks on which
Premium has been paid in ike currency feb26:435
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nROBATE Court CuyahOga County
Petition to sell Land. Edwin r Perkins
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate OF K. IL
Blackmer, deceased vs.. Maria Q. Worthington'
Henry c. Blsekmer. Edward Blackmer, Mary
W. Bailey, George Worthington and Huldah b
Blackmer. To Henry c. Blackmer, Edward
Blaclmer and Mary W. Bailey, who are heirs
and legal representatives of Reuben Z. Black
mer, deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the 9Th day Of
March, 1868, said Administrator de bonis non
filed his petition in the Probate Court Of SAID
Cuyahoga County, to obtain an order Of said
Court, at its session, on the 4th day Of April
1853, for the assignment Of the dover Of Huldah
B. Blackmer the widow ofsaid Reuben II. Black
mer, deceased in and for the sale OF the follow
ing Real Estate, of which the said Reuben H.
Blackmer, died, seized, or so mnch thereof
as NAV be necessary to pay the uebts Of said
decedeut to wit : The homestead upon VIII ch
the said Reuben H. Blackmer resided, at the time
Of his decease, being west halfof su-bd vision d
of Granger's subdivision Of ten acre lots Nos.
"a aed IS, in the City of Cleveland, in said Coun-
ty of Cuyahoga, having front Of 33 feet on Pros
pect street, and being 1855 feet deep.
Dated the 9Th day Of March, 1868
E R. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of r. Il.
Blackmer. mar''459
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Lase-st-House and Lot, 5Ozlz7 ieet, On a eornsr.-
Muirson-st-Large two story House and Lot With
Barn
Ia ge Brck Houss in good style with water and gls
and lot bOxI50 ieet. Kinsman near Erie ct.
100 acres good Land in canada
Two Lots PrOspectSt., near Hudson, SO per ioOt
on time.
Sup4riOr-St-DWelling House No 3l6, mo-ern I'm
provements, Barn, SC. Lot y3xl0 Ret.
Huutfn gton st Good House and Lot for a. 900
Kinsman ST., near Forest-A large two-stOIy House
and Lot, S2x5fO feet. $500
JNO. JENNINGS, I'll SuperioT-st.
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PREVENTION BEFTEB THAN CUBE.-Ths
new French Safe is the enly article ever recon-
Cd By the Medical Profession a. sAFE ana spRE fIe-
vonfivs Samples sent, sAFELT CONCEALED 70 any
,Flraa1 raeriut o. stamp. declo.nA
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sALE-In pursnanee 0

UARDIAN'S SALE.-ln pursuance Oh
III an order Of the Probate Court ofCuyahoga
County, Ohio, made on the 10Th day OF January,
1853 in the case Of Charles T. Williams, Guardian
of the estate of Mary c. and Edward P. Williams,
against his said Wards, the undersigned VIII on
the 18th day Of March, lsG3r at O'Clock IN the
morning at the door Of the Court House IN Guy
ahoga County, offer at public sale an undivided
two-ninths interest in the following described
real estate, to-wIt: All that portion OF Original
within the following bounds, viz: the southerly
line Prospect street, the northerly line Of Boil
ivar street. the easterly lire ofErie street, and
line parallel with said eastarly line OF ERE street
and distant therefrom to the eastward S rods at
right angles, being the whole Of said Wards IN
terest therein. Terms cash on the day oil SAFE.
Appraised at $4,000. ---,,,,
| CHARLEST WILLIAMS,
Guardian Of Edward P. Williams and Mary T.
Williams. narchL.toy
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House, Cleveland,

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
eouent lost or suspended BY nal practices and Vi
eious habits that will inevitably lead 10 hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
dogn in the treatise iHUMAh FRAILT1r or PHYS.
IoLoa1cAB REsEARCHEs." Il is elaboratsly iiinstra
ted with colored sugraving5 and VIII convince tnt
7,o.t hardened and uneoaeerned, as we'll ss rolievs
t,a Of the most desponding, by leading them
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
| agony and despair.
rB-sold By Dr. BARLOW, Is4 Blocker st., n I.
Price Is cents. Sent free everyWhsFe. See aoVertT
| mant Of Triesemar'' in another column
Sold also BY G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
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F,r The Benefit Of Nervous suffer
y ers. The WARNIHG VOICE on
saiI-Cuse Of Debility, Consumption
premature Decay, Loss OF Memory &C, By torrner
Sufferer Enclosing ttampl address
d. Il. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass-
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REAL ESTATE,
TOHN o. JENNIN GS,
e5 Successor 10 Rouse & Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
NInrtIe Block, 211 suPcrior-st-

5-6il. buy and sell Real Estats on Commission
Rent and Ollect kents, &c.
ua5-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales CT Exchanges Actually Made.
B8-Alsa issues Policies a. Owest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Gardeu-st-House two stories and Lot To exchange
for a corner lot, win or withouta building.
Orauee-st-East OF Perry Houke and Lot to exchange
for a farm.
Will -st-frontiug ClntOu Park, vacant ot 65 f. ct
front running 10 Lake Erie. Exchange for house
nnd lot on West ride.
Good House and Barn IN COlamer; ~ acres Hand,
good Fruit, ornamental shrubbery &C. Exchange
for house in city sub ect 10 NOR gage Of sl:so
Lot and two Houses on Lake-St. EXch ange for Land
near the city, sub. .ect TO mortgage Of $500.
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8eEGLAl EGTlCEs.
DF. g n A H A M,
Member Of the Royal College Of Physiefan''
London, England; Graduate Of
Pisordps HospitaE for
EMALE DISEASES.

LONuoHf .A<itytttAUJ HFoAtlte
Rie0rd's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
and constant attendant cf Paris. London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years,
nss opened his Office at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
sre he viii be hspp5 to meet all those who AZ
afe;ed with subasuto and chronic disesses.
His treatment Is entirely different from the old
sau, ard is mild, efcacious and a-ctiTe his med
ieiues are simply vegetable extracts and oils, that
have never been used bat BY two other phgsisians in
America b. sids himself BE has lpent tho greatest
mart OF his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease No sbsrgefor giving AL an
| bsnezt and true statement Of their case.
/ sPERMATORHGA.
To Touya MEN-He can prove 70 ycu in a ieH min
utes that be is the only physician you ever ueelsa
yth that cures this disease For every pallenl W.
viii follow his directions, he viii atVe One nunoIea
Dollars if be fails caring this disease No enalsa
made for consultation. These at distance VINO Nlsn
20 consult the DO tor may DO 80 By aendlng small
vial Of urine Dy mail, with Deme, sex and age an4 ne
will answer ana describe their cae, and ths pJseDl
| sfamp uar343l
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Assist surg'n S7th H., surgeon in charge.
We delivered on this order the following
articles: slippers, none;- 80 shirts, 20
drawers, 6 cans fruit, 5 lbs. butter, Il cans
canned Leef, 6 cans milk, 2 bottles currant
wine, II lbs. crackers, 2 dozen eggs.
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FOR SALF-CHEAP-A BEAU

TIFUL Residence and Place Of Business con-
sirable locality for business The store well stock
cd with good assortment OF 6rst class Goods, coz
sisrinC OF Groceries, CrOckery, Gass Ware and 1an-
kee Notions Ii has also a tip-tOp run OF trade.
The premises are well decorated with an assorted
lot OF Shrubbery bearing Fruit Trees, Grape Vines
&C. the latter viii yield over ZOO weight rt this
season For further particulars enquire Of Jas. 7.
NEWMAN at Leader Ofiiee, OF on the premises, No
81 Birch-St.. Brifpe-St.. West side fv1ei'r
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

1rn,cu1 sALARIEs.-A special committee OF
tho senate has reported Bill to provide Tor sal
a,io. Of the judiciary, which fixed the following
49, 81 oomneusation Supreme Judges, $4,000
'a''' y, oocb District Judges $4,000; County
per anuu' n San Francisco, $4,000 in Ell Dorado,
Ns1sda PIacer @ Sacramento San Joaquin, TuOl
NM mer and Yuba $4,000 in Amador' Caiaveras'
qmne A"geles u"u Marposa, Santa Clara, sskiyou'
soIsno p Sonoma and Sierra, $500 in Alameda' i;ia
Butte Contra Cost, nSud N.ns nsnp Pa@as ns Shasta
TziUU Tn,orc and Yolo 81 500 in Consa, Monterey,
i,no iulare inu and Santa Barbara, $1,000; in Del
MenaO''II Memo Fresno s"r Humboldt, klamath, Lake
Merced Mere Santa Cruz Diego and San n.C Ma,iC
600. The salaries of the Supreme and Dls'scs ,raa%s
Judges shall be paid monthly, y.rerlv9 an %'S The saIa
pes" res Of County judges shall be paid monthly out
Of Fl the he respective county Treasurles' as 0'ner
county Indebtedness is paid.