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Proclamation.
fIFNDSlU NRTkRs
Naval and Land Forces. !

NhNdl iliD LHnu FORCES,
Charleston, S. .G.sJan. 81. 1868.
AT about the hour of five o'clock thu.
morning, the Confederate States Nays
Forces on this Station. attacked the
United States Blockading Fleet of IN,
Bai Dor Of the >Cily Of Charleston, an
sunk, dispersed ar drove off. and out q:
sight for Tho time, the entire hostile
fleet :: ..- .-,..-
Therefore, We. the undersigned. Com.
man''erS, respectively, Of the Confeds.
rate States Naval and Land Forces IT,
this quarter, do hereby formally decla,t
the Bl"ckisas by The United States q. {
the SAID City nf Charleston. 8. c., to be
RAISED. BY superior force Of thu
Confederate States. fom' and af,er this
slst day of January, 4. d. .ls0s. F..
(SigneJ) g. +. BEAuRsaAsA.
,z Gen"ral Commanding. ..
(Signed) d. N. INsnAH.n.
Flag Officer Commanding Naval forcsa
IN South Carolina.
Official;
THOMAS JORDAN. Chief Of Staff.
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Ten,. 6'dEllow. I gsieve TO. sse- ~
q The slcevs hanging loose 1t yonr eide;
s The arm von 1iost WAS worth Ia mo =. . =
5S Every Y@nk that ever died. >.
! Bst yc,t dan't mind H. at all. y s4sen
g Youswear Sau'se beau,iful stump. g
Aud 1snsh AZ that aamn-hie b.IiE- -
| Torr. 1 knew yeu were alwnys trump
"a ccna fiett arns, a neryy HsnL, s go q
a wrist ~ stropg ssa -sriiua oak,
Buried deep Ia ia. Malvern ssnd--- -.
TO faugh at that 10 sr"rry joke. & q. p.
NeSsr again yrur iron etil' s a.
Shall fesi Ia nv ahriHking pshn--" ~.
Ton. Toin. | see yosr trembling lipS.
Ail within is notAs calm: i, .'.--sy's : d.
. Well lthe arm h goas. itis true;;~ a.,
~ isut the one rbzt,i, paarsst to the heart
is lsft--and lhS,Ie IS eahd ss two; =,
'rAm. oh fellow, " lar n,skes you start
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p. sba..Rr Of hono, ;5so ,fn /, 4. r..
Ami ali ofsusEIAo hsli.vo .... r..
/. eD1hsdeilsw 10 going to,eryi - a.. ~.
rShe deserves perfrc, man." ,onssy:
IN 2 feG're moi wvrih il her in sonr prime Z"
F"nr whole Gctly has nssds sNhhihfs III IN = :
Fer YOU have plsvei in the Malvern earth
III. procf ard pic.igc Of n'n",'l'. hfe--
Aud The rest. hsnc.forwsrd of higE-. worts,
,itSEiil be ;dsarer than all to yonr wife.
I zee the reo7,e in the street : -. =. . 7
Look A. YOUR sceve with tinllmS sya
Asd you kH"w Tom. thsr-'s = nsogli sn swe-,
As homage rhnwn IN mate surmrise.
Braye!y ,yo,tr srm In hattie struv,,
Freely. for Freedoms cake, you gave II;
IL has p@rished but q Absiion'r love, Il.
In proud remembsrsnss will ave II.
Gcto your sws~thesrt, then. f"rthSi.h--
You're nf,ol tar staying 90 Tong.
womnn = love you'll find no myth. ;.
But truth. living, tender strong. T..
An< when srosnd her slender belt = :. M
q. T"tir left is c'ssprd IN fond embrace
( Teur right VIII thrill, - IL it felt. & .r-
y In US grave, The usurp.Ps place. -.
AZ look ,hreNeh the csming year. -
q r>s one ARMED .rarried man; ~.
3 A little woman, with rnil.s ani tears, Z
is helping M hard ss che cat
To pun an kiscoat. pin his sleeve. II
Tie his erayat. and cut his food 80 e
And cay, ne these fspeirs L weave. E.#,
s.1bat 10 Tom aud the woman he wooed Z
The years roll on and then see
8 A wedding picture bright snd fair;
Il feot closer. and it's'ptsin 10 M. /.
Thai IL Tom with the silver hair, ,s.
lie Eiyss awaythe lovely bride.
hnd The gussfs lhg~r. 10th To 1save, :.
The house Of hin, ia whom thev pride
= ;" Brave old Tom with the emptr. sleev
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CHA.Lssros. .Feb. 4.

B. = Es..ssf n SHAHLf6fOh, FOO. ~.
General. Beauregard and Commodore
lngrahsms ~ commanders of laud aud
naval forces. have issued jjJint procia.
malion, .lated, January. Ylst, declaring
The blockade Of Cbariestan raised, the
en;ite hostile squadron having been
sunk, burned or dispersed by the sups-
rior naval FORCES Of the CoDfederacy.- -
Yesterday afternoon General Beaure>
gard placed steamer. at the disposal
OF foreign Conspls, 10 bee for themselves
that no blockade existed. The French,
and Spanish Consuls. accompanied BY
General Ripley, accepted the Invitation.
The British Consul, with the Command. ;,
or of tlle British war steamep, Petrol,
Ind previously gone five miles beyond
the nsn ] anchorage Uf the blockaaers
and could see nothing Of them With
glasses, Late in the evening, four
hl"rkade~,re re appeared. keeping far out.
This evening "a large numher 9f blocks
ade.s are in sigh,, tut keep steam up,
evidently ready to run. -
Lieut.. Sheldon and Chief Engineer
Pemb!e, of the Yankee ganboat Flsm-
beau. were captured by our scouiss on
Bulls lslaud, last night = . s
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CHARLEsroN Feb. Q.

A dispatch from Major Rhett. com.
manding Fort Sumter. announces that
steainrr, evidently an m"n>c clad, hove
in sight about no'n. and is now station
~ off the ha,b"r. Her outline can DO
dim!v seen from III. ci,y-~ harves.-
There aye beside her, Twelve blockaders
',lI Keeping steam up and on the alert.
The cal tuged 0unbost is now eoming
up from S.ono ,i>er into the harbor.
LATEST.
The iron clad outsine is the Yankee
frig"'e irvn-il&mf The British war
ship Cadmus, is outside aud will ent or
the harbor TO coinmunicate with the
British vessel, Co. et,e aud Pe,rsi now
anchored here.
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WrDaE.pAr. January %.

Tho sresolnti-n 10 adjourn has been
rescinaed, and IL il now ,incertsin when
we shall ga homo. Perhaps the I,egis>
ilst1re may continus if session TIL the
a!ast of next week. ;.
Yesterday tho extortian biii was
emgbt alt dsy and finally defeated bv \
very close yole, had been sent for BY
the Governor, anil was not present nj
The final vote, Ny presence would have
saved .the bill, as il. was indefinitely
postponed ty majority Of hue. Ny
friend. Tesd"n was greatly excited by
the defest Of his till and my absence.
But I dent think the t;ili wonii have
done much good or much ltsrra.if Il could
have passed the SENATE. .fwhi,i, there
was very little chance I thought il
was only ." scare eyo,o." 's' g.
The bill to limit the planting of cot.
ton to three ;eores to each working hand
has passed, the scrsie and win pass the
Hou.e. If planters have mol patriotism
enough, 10 ptsnt provision crops. il is
we'll enough.,o make them ps',iotic.
Dr. Bo, ces made ve,y shIe anil #
fec, iye sn.ncb to.day and c,,.;,,l h;s
h;u f.,.,he o. !, ,n...,,oa't.. 80
ror,;nn % A.. ,.,,,ed na;,,;o,s ,,f g.,
Gale,.,t, bneas - MsS,r,snb, ,i,n 'snot.
viii, yr.,r ,h;jI,v IN f,xnr ~ ,bo lin
No serious onuosi,;on w.. n,.,,s 10 ,ho
fbi!lt.. ~" =, = .
Er.'''..--. rttrgv ',i,'-ta rcia;e the Profess
.so's Mss wr'p'Y advocated by Col.
nawS'nS ard DR.: Ctoh. and passed 'h"
!l"u.a to-day. I noe have hopes If III"
Free School Fund tcirg ""n'inned. u
World Il" very sn"'>e I" d'Scon'inue 1t.
I'te Sena'" have re enacted the STAY
i.aS OF last wear. an II may pass III"
il"nse. 'bnt there never was less need
Zen en- m~.
' ,"' 'el'"t c'rNi'''e '"e nov
rr"pu 'o' MS f''"'"'"'"' rs 10 'he ne
"., 'as , '"', a., n" 'ne 'S"'e '@ large
~" IN :" "ay' ~ he nses a"1 noes were
IN, y, Wy "ess,s. eadoh ana |"mp
He,; ~, n"n were "r9e'ea. srs
+, c nave appoin'eh = new board ct
r''' ,lS' "reenxi,e. They are as inl-
n" "",Ep nGks' pr; 49, h,'i>
..,. cs l"tsy Vie N'e's,sna'd ,,sh1 n n ''""d.
NJ NJ 80, " nHrrc''i he'tnen n"wden'
~, ~, "',a""; i'Ha'ei r"~iey'
~. 80. ~ ~ 'on",'"' nrae'
I, ~;,r l." a ~, IT, IT, 'smes ., henae,nan. ):
70 nal ~, ,;., y )" =, ''rss ~, es"..s'hen
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Total. .s4s4, 100000 s2s. .2so. 900
This. win :, make oths principal Of
lions, and an annuxl iuterest of twenty five
millions two hundred aud sixty s,Lousand
dollars, S'p's y .aa- sss-5-D ,,srzes . $.
Aecordingt0 tbe South Carolina rlan. the
Secretary of the Treasury offcrs tive huas
drea millions gusramteei hoods 10 the
highest bidder. sWswill frs. suppose that
they bSink City per eedt, ptsIniun. In the
uffer he proposes 20 use one handred and
ffty n,i,lioBs of dollars 20 retire the snr-
plus circuia,ion Of Treasury notsi aud the
Cell Loans For ono hundred ast tfty mil.
.liens Of bonds3te obsains two hundred and
twestysfive millions 81 aatrs, whfeh will
jtss aL~crb ths CALI Loan and the hnianes
cf the Trraairy n.tes. leaving eight, tive
asiiiivns in circulation. .
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CHArrAHooaA. Jan. 80.

Whee'er's cavalry bestowed i've more
transports "n the Cumberland, last Fri-
day. The same command DESTROYED An
engine and train Of cara. and captured
81 prisoners onihe Nashville and Chat
tanooga Road, last Saturday.
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WILMINaroN, January 81

Our pickets ai. S~ansboro', On.Iow
county. report that seven Transports
passed thee Yesterday afternoon. The
picke,s at New River report that five
passed there yesterday ana nine last
night, all bound South.
The steamer C"rnubia arrived Il q
Confederate port This morning.
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% Pcr AnWss,n. d, Advance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

,se ADVERTISEMENTS -
4 win bo inscrtcd at the .rstcs Of ono dollar
Ind any cen,s per squsrc. of 70 Niuion lines.
+, 81 tlcss. for tho 6rst Insertion, scvsbty -hvc
tsnts for the second and third Insertions and
~ 3bituaiy notices. Tr;Satcs of Respect, nom
fjpatiops, for ofiecs, Of .hoser ar hereht, arc
'yAsygcd Tor at the rAtos OF seventy -hve cents
I'll Square - sS
A6hoanse,peiss fos otnos, IS.
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hl"es Of every shade, are dyed wih
the indigo oat. .....s.
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RICHNoSD Fei,rn

An official dispatch te Gen. Sn,ith
states tina, Gen, Pryor was attacked on
Saturday 10y a heavy force Of the enemy,
eight miles from Suffolk. ana after .
hard fight Of thee honrs. the enemy
was repulsec with heavy loss. Pryor,
at the last accounts, held tue entire
battlefield. al'd the enemy we've in fuR
retreat. Our loss is considerable, in
cl"ding among Tho killed the gallant
Col. I'odge. -
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sssa.oooeoo

( -. $685., ,000,g0O &ls.0lo,oOU
. Tho deb, will he three Ruuilrel and sixty
h'nr misliops, and the anpuai in,erest sigI,-
teen millions and fort, thopsand; by which
the country will have saved one lnn,ired
millions 81 principal and viii save annually
al Interest seven mil lions, two I,undrsd and
iweiiiy thotissnd dollars. which ouIi be
lo,t ley the naep,ion of the Alabaroa plan.
Z, While | am not willingta to eorcrie. iImt
the above table 10 based upon the hest pos.
sihle sale Of tile bonds, contend that the
following one IL computed on the wurst
'ro-sihle condition ef affairs / assume in il
that W. get only twenty per cent. premium
fur our guaranteed bonds, that the boiders
Of Tire eight per eent bor de rsfuse TO prrt
viii, them. and that all That can bs retired
viii be, the one hundred and .Mt, five
n'ilheas OF Treasary notes, the call loan,
nn1 Eileen millions Of the Interest. hearing
ro,e.. Upon these suggestions The debt
will be: .rN ---f :. = 81 =. - .
". - - . An. Int.
Guaranteed J'ls, $500. ooo,OCo -.
at 8 pei erLt. -. $4,000, 900
Tut. hsr. Notes. .65 ,Noo, ,ooo
att 30 per cent AVG 900
Funded Debt. 100000
at per cent. 90 5,O20. 900
Bal. "f ira Notes. SO { OO, 900, . ..
no interest -.
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c%pis nov. selling soriais !. .bp.lsl
on shs Nsucss. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08
MASTERS SALE.
r1srFR.s sIIE.-Pnranant q u

NFAsTERs sALE.-Pursudnt to the
lHA command OF an order of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoea county,
IN the case in which Cyrus Kidder and Peter Kid
der, executors Of Pliny Kidder, are plaintiffs,
and Charles 81. Parsons, Sarah R. Parsons, Albert
G. Riddle, Myron R. Keith, George WorthIng
ton, David Banks, David Banks, jr., William
Gould, J. P. Chapman, George Lyman, Luther
F. Lyman, Joseph Lyman, Caleb Atwster, Wm.
E Beekwith, and Archibald Macarthur are de-
PENDANTS, to me directed, l shall expose for sale
at the door of the Court-HOu e, in the city Of
Cleveland, on the 18th day Of October, 1865, at
o'clock Pm. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, TO wit Situate in the city
of Cleveland, county Of Cuyahoga, and State Of
Ohio, being part of lot number fJrty-three, 49,
being thirty three (33) feet front on York street,
and running back Of equal depth (99) ninety y-nine
feet, and bounded on the south by YORK street,
on the west by an alley which runs from st. Clair
street to the lake, east by line thirty-three feet
from and running parallel with the west line Of
said lot, and north by line parallel with the
south line Of said lot, and ninety nine feet there
from.
The said premises TO be appraised, advertised,
and sold, according 10 law, sUbjectto the amount
due said George WorthiDgton, TO wit: the sum
of 81 900, and interest at ten per cent, payable
semi-snnually from December 30, 1862 Ap-
praised, subject to said mortgage, at 81, ,233 90.
WIN. V. T0USLEY,
Master Commissioner.
WuLET CARY, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
September II, 1863. aug24-l22
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SHERTFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.-In obedience to the
y command Of an order Of sale of property at
tsched before final Judgment, issued rom the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahogs county,
and State Of Ohio, and TO me directed, in the
action wherein Lord M. Coe is plaintiff, ami
John Bull is defendant, shall expose TO sale, at
public auction, at the Crapser Farm, in township
or Euclid, in SAID county, on the sth day OF Oc-
tober A D. 1868, between the hours Of ten A. N;
ana four P. n Of said day, the following named
20 ds and chattels 30 wit:
One lot of Hay in barn supposed to be 20 tons,
One lot Of Barley in barn supposed to be 60
bushels.
bushels.
Six Store 1Ugs small giuz.
Three horses.
Corn on ground
One top buggy.
One stack Of bay supposed to contain tons.
Lot of Hay in horse barn supposed TO be
tons.
Lot of Hay in grain barn supposed to be
Lot OF Apples in orchard.
EDGAR H. LEWIS. Sheriff,
AZ By Lew. B. WHITNEY, Deputy.
PALMER & DENNIS, Plaintiff s Attorney.
sheriff's Once, September 10th, ls6s.
sept2s;1l9.
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PHoFEssoR Or ELzCTRoPATHE AND MHDImHa=
Omcs-lI9 sanoca-St. . lev door from supsricr -
once hOurstro1a to Il and 1om ITO O'olosk a,as
guudayH eNas1ksd-5 }
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A NAN OF 4 THOUsANDl
A ooEsUMPFIvE oURED

DR.. H. JAMES, 3 Retired Physician offrslt
eninenees oiscoTOrtd, Ehlie in the East lndie5,I
certain cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchiti8,
Coughs, Golds and General Debility The remedf
was discovered b. him when his only child, daugh
ter gwen up die. his child vas cured, audi
now alive and well. Desir- beneitting his Il
low mortas, he viii send TO thoee who wish ft th-
recipe, containing u direction for making and sup
eessfuiy ns ng this remedy, ree on receipt Oi thsr
nOmest wi b Two Stamps 70 pay expenses fhere d
not single case Of Consumption that a. does not q
once take hold OF and Gissipie. Night EWeat8 poe-
visht ess, irritation Of he nerves, ure m mOry
dticulE EectOratioa sharp pains In ths lings,Io
I throat chi ly sen-ations Hausea at the stomachl
actioT Of ihe bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
~ The writer viii please state the name Of thep
per they see this adYertiment in. Address, e
OhADDOOk a co.,
iyf3-la2 27b North sd-Rf phfladalphta. pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

One Of the brightest chapters in the his
tory Of our country will record the fact
that during this eyentful period, the great
leaders Of the Opposition, sinking the par
tissn in the gatriOt rushed TO the support
Of the GoTernnenb and became its ablest
and bragest defenders against all asssil-
ants until the conspiracy was crushed and
abandoned, when they resumed their form
er positions as party leaders upon political
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ALSO-ON HAND. --....-r = q
hsloSsoHs, Snail hsstTpusnts, Stfisgs, 70

Among the many certificates Of the exosIIencs snd
merits OF these Pianos, would refer the fellow
ng.-
Ma ". KsABE, Baltimore, Dear sir:-I havs greaf
pleasure In certifying that have tried you Equar1
Pianos, and find them equal, II not superior to any
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, Is the evennesa Of tone, the arao-
aba and easy touch, and volume OF tone. Wi1hina
you all the success you so highly deserve,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-08

Surgeon MCCLURG, U. s v, in charge the MIL
itay Hospital in Cleveland. will give. permission
Of the Surgeon GeneTas Of the U. s. Army ursA of
Lectures in connection With the Colleze Mi iary
Hygiene the pec8lieriies Of Army Surgery snd Dis
cases. and illustrated by appropriate cases the Hos
pital ana the routine Of dut Of the Army Sur
geon Ia toe held. Students will not incur additional
ex penss for this cOuTse. pap'lT-'9n
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AZ AsTERs sALE.-Pursuant to the

M ASTERs sALE.-Pursuant to the
lNI command of sn order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyshoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James X. Hitchcock against
Electa C. Hayes and S. s. Stone, to me direct
ed, shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the door of the Court House in the city of CleTe-
land, on the 29th day of October, 1868, at IL
o'clock, A. M, the following described premis-
es
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn, being
number seven in the 18th range OF townships,
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the
State of Ohio, and which is also IN the county OF
Cuyahogs, and is known by being part of org
insl lot 81 in sald township, and is bounded as
follows Being subdivision lots numbers 500 to
522 both inclusive, and numbers 53l to 5i4, both
inclusive, and making 2s lots in s. s. stones sur
Vey Of College Tract IN said lot 81, be the same
more or less, but subject to all legal highways.
Appraised: Lots 81 to 522, inclusive, at SlSl. 80
each lots 6s1 to 544 both inclusive, at Sl25 eacn.
September %, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
8. J. ANDREWS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
sep2e: l22
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Fke Rnmanee nf &c RailraAd.
y the Author O. 'tFair Insz,'' "The Prince
wales, - s7,hs host Hunters p &C., 30.



OHAPTEB VIII.-GRNOLME.
It vas two o'clock AZ Pitrsburab,
When o1k the Eastern train
And ss had net sleep enough,
prepared 70 Eleep agaiu:
When female with much baggags,
and balI b Z shalt q sore,
Cams and ok the eat basi e me-
With her boxes on t-ehsor-
She was one OF thO-e tair O., eaturCs,
Seldom In romance seem
She, tho1sht VS. al y. nttys
Or, rnsps, shrse tiules SIXTEEN;
She was dressed IN latest "A hiOns
On her head a h u Sic Wo-e,
Filled with hOwe- Of all oOl1rs,
Andstuck out 6 foot or more.
She was tall ard thin and sorAvny.
And in fsct quite masculine,
And her ample dress OF satin
SLT-Hd or AWFUL criuO'ine;
And without my lesvs or license
she did spread il over me-
All thinks /, ms a dsome lady,
You are making rather free.
In voice she then addressed me,
Neither musical nor sweet,
''Sirl have little pet dos,
"Have you, madsm, l sa sm ling,
tThai, indeed, is ratheT CO 4,
Where came from We earn manners,
1Cu ne troubled such school,
"But you're welcine to II, mad1m,
For your dog nog take my seat,
Surely. from me such O lady
should Rsug ht but DOliteness meet;
T. ke it'-aud took another,
In il sOgn sleeping lsy,
Aud slept without once waking,
Til ths daEning Of the day
lTo BE ooSTNuKD.l
and we shall also continue TO give Great Bargains
to all VINO call 81 Isaac Isaacs Union hall, as
have now On hand the largest and most superb stock
OF fashionable
Fail and Winter Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has eyer been seen IN
cleveland, and cur stock Of Fa,l and Winier Besdy,
LtlOfN1uE A
1 buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers viii do well 10 call at
Isaac A. Isaao's Union Hall,
Sole Agency Tor thee Of Singer Celebrated Sewing
Machines, stoEre Autonaton Freshman and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
~ Corner Superior and Union-bs.
-. Look out DOR the GIAHrs.
.OVERCOATS OF EVERY VA
" RIETY. Cashmere Business suits, large Va.
At reduced prices at 5. MANN'S,
septic ls2superior-st owe. Bsnt-.t.
DECEIVED THIS Day
100 Pes New Styles OsSsimeFes,
at S MANE's, I62 supertor.st.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT LIN
IA EN- Bosom, Cashmere and klannsl HIRTs, at
SsPtl6 5. MANN, l6Z Superior ST.
G T r A N G E R S
Attending the State Fair,
shOuld not fail TO call and make their purchases OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF
The Old EstabIis'd Clothing Emporium
DAVIS, PEII0TT0 & CO.,
Corner Water and superior-Sts.
We have the Iarg. ct and most varied and the BEs7
stock of
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
in the market Military Gonds. Swords, Shoulder
straps sasn. g. Colo ace ard Cord, Buttons, SC,
&c, hUbbsI O1ds Shir ., d swers, faneY Flannel
Overshits, cloves, Socks, suspenders, Linen Hand.
kerehiefs. COla.s, stocks and seek Ties. Also,
ClOths, Cassimer's and Vestings,
FOR Gus rOM TRADE.
E6GiYe us Call.
DAVIS. EXOTIC CO..
septl4-45T 0Ak Hsli.
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FARMS TUR SALE.

IA acres, two miles from the City about 20 rods from
Euclid-St., on the Crawford koad A good Farm
House and Barn well stocked with Fruit Of all
kinda Price 5000. Terms 70 suit purchaser
As acres in Euclid, 2 miles from the city stmbsred,
new house, price SO r acre Terms ca y.
Farm In hewburgh, hVe miles from tn ctty-l5
acres umbeIed, IS acres improves, small frame
house, good barn and COW ste Ole, stream OF yer
faiing water and mall orchar g
Il acres with frame cottage tnd barn, miles from
ely, near 81. lair road, has been pied By q
gardens. Price s., Co.. Terms easy.
10 acres 10 WOOD land balance imbrotedO on Euclid
road, good springs OF water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Chofc= ami well selected lands In Iowa, Wiscou sin
and Michigan for sale or exchange
50 acres in NeEDurg about miles EOrl CLEVELAND =
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. a5yOg,
ESQ acres 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Wan
BeOn Station on Air Line Railroad; $50 acres pIai-
ne and balance timber land. New House and
Barn and good Fruit. b2O psr acre. Terms easy.
augia
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TO LET.
very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land,
oonvenient 70 Street Railroad
JHO. G. JENNINGS,
septic Atwater Building, foot Of superior-st.
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lam, sir, yours very truly,


After having play edon the Pianos ef Messrs Knabsr
CO.. it il impossible not to bear testimony 70 their
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy The Pianos OF their
manufacture, which have played, are exceeding
II rsmerkable their qualities Of TONE. The Ble
is power ul without harshness and the upper nota1
1weet, clear and he-moniousy mellow, (chrystiRn,l
and do not hesitate 10 express In regard 70 theas IN
strunents entire satisfaction, and to declare that
they are equal II Superior 10 the best manufac.
tured in EurOps this country by the most eelebra
Ted makers. lSignedl L. Il. GOTTBOHALK