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SANFORD & Co., 164 Superior street. up
stairs, are receiving more Of those splendid
Lindsrman & Sons and Linstedt pianos,
unequsIlsd by anything in the market.
They also have 3 good second hand Bondoit
piano for sale at q bargain. mrl6:143
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RARMR EnR aAr.n

q Acres in Bedford. Coed House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price Il, $50
100 ACTS in Hewburg1 House and Barn, two Otoh-
ards and IS acres Wood Land
~ acres IN Oraugs good frame House. IS aores i'm
proved balance TIMBER
U acres on Sc. Clair st. email frame house
10 acres on htDsman-St., opposite the Cemstery
10 Aorss on St. Clair Road, two miles from the Public
Square.
Is Aeres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &C.
50 Acres 10 Esst Cleveland, under high state Of cuI-
tiyation, god house and barn; II miles from
City limits Terms easy marlT
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET,

Special By Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADEa.
PITTSBURGH, March II
Crude in demand Sales to-day at 2lo In bulk and
at 26c, bbls included.
bond. -
Arrivals since Tuesday $40 bbls.
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Two HOUSES FOR SALE.-NoW situated
on the BrOWneu street School Lot, being No.
119, and next north on that street, will be
sold on the premises, on Monday, March
21st, at two O'Clock, in pursuance of reso-
luton of the City Council Of the city Of
Cleveland. THOHAs JoHRs, JR.,
Chairman Committee on Schools.
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BusIness Of The sub-Trensurr.

Tuesdays business at the ONCE Of the Assistant
Treasurer o. the United States, New YORK, was as
follows:
secsipts, iises7s sOs including ior Customs, s2l2,
900; payments, sl,4s5, ,b5s.
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There will be meeting Of the West Side
Relief Association on Monday evening, 2ist
inst, at the High School, at ~ O'Clock. A
full attendance is desired
MarcbI9; I42.
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It Is for sale By Ingham and Bragg,

sPECTAcLEs EoR You've EIEs.-Moscow. By Sa-
rah ". Lander. Boston, Walker, Wise Co.
1864.
These fspectscIss" are of such marvellous
power, fOrsooth, that they look half way
round the world, to Moscow. The book sets
before the youthful mind in a lively and
graphic way the manners, customs, and his
tory Of the Russian people as seen and heard
BY American children in their Wanderings
here. The book is gotten up in good style,
generally, and will be fsvorite with chill
dren. In these days of neat Illustrations,
however, we feel bound in the name of art
and in behalf of sH girls and boys, to pro-
tett sgsinst the the ''horrid cuts" that arc
scsttsred through the work.
Inghsm and Bragg have the book for sale.
TIE FUFURI: Political Essay. BY Mont.
gomery d: Throop, New York. James G.
Gregory, 1854.
This rather bulky political essay" dis
cuSses, in thirteon chapters, the prospects,
conditions, and various problems and theo-
ries, In connection with restoration of the
Union. It displays considerable thought
and research, though no very great original
ity, in Its arguments. Il will find many
and interested readers.
For sale by J. B. Cobb and Co.
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Marcb19: 142.

HAREKss, HARNESS, HARNESS The old
harness shop CT Christian & Marshall may
be found for the present at No. 100 Seneca
street, two doors north of Champlain street.
march Is: I43.
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FINANCIAL.
nj. MONEY HlAKKKT-Mnrch ~.

iET ElI sG6APH-l
meaey-Active and easy at p cent.
Eteriiaa ExchanGs-Dun and irregular. Gales
at l75H.
GOld-Firmer Opening at COZ advancing to 81,
and closing quiet and firm at 6lEG63
acvsrnmees BtOOKs-mErEeI hrm and In fair
demand.
United States Sizes 1881, coupons Il2; Five-twen-
lies, coupons, lOs$ 9lOsJs, Seven-thirty Treasury
notes lib.
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CITY NEWS.

FOR good miscellaneous reading matter
go to Bakers news rooms. His shelves are
filed with the best works in the language.
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C. g. BRUCE.
MOFNaFD OLAIlI OFFIUEa

LIORNsEB CLAIM OFFICES
oLEEELAHD, Ohio, WAGHIEsTos, D. o.
No. LymAn's Block No. A4S Ninth st.
Hesr the Court House.
We are authorised BY Government to collect
800 Bounty
dus discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chil-
dron, and rightful heirs olall deceased soldiers
PENSIONS,
20 which every discharged soldier Q was DIS
abledin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
IoE soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phsn sisters, az they are seversIly entitled un-
dsr the lsF. Also,
d1s discharged soldiers OF resigned ofheerH,
promptly collected, or cashed- Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men :
money due tesmsters, snd every other class Of
claims growing out OF this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
are net Licensed.
We publish " TIE SoLDrEB's FRuND," paper
Q much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send rs your name and stamp, and We viii send
aeopy fres, Or twelve copies, one each month,
bg IS cents.
Apply to Us IN person OF by letter, with stamp,
end your business shsl- have prompt attention
Fees low and no charge until after we have &C.
sspEIO Q. g. BRUCE.
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EHIGRAETs TO IDAHO.-Parties emigrat.
ing to Idaho or Denver, can recsivs informs-
ton as to the most direct and cheapest route,
and best Outhtting points, by addressing
(WithOut enclosing stamp,)
W. L. ST. JoHN,
mrls:l42 Box 5751, Chicago.
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FALSE ALARH.-The alarm Of FIRE at
noon yesterday was false. The Steamers ran
ont but could find nothing burning that
ought not to burn.
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LUBIH's Perfumes for seven shillines.
Pure Wines, Brsndiss, ETC., at Hail's Homeo-
Psthic PhArmsoy, No. II Public Square.
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DHHTIsTRT-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, ofH6s
so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the Best man
nsr and at loe nriNa. d.nRRe5
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BOSTON STOCK SIARKET.-March IL.
lBK TELEG sAPH.
Central 90, Columbian IL. Franklin 5ZH, Han-
COCK lk14 Huron -, Ise Royal 2I1T, Mesnard Y,
Minnesota - Pssabie 90 ex dividend Pittsburgh W
ex-diVidend Quincy 50, Roekland Is, Superior ".
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

The aggregate value OF the exports OF produce and
merchandise, exclusive OF specie, from New York
during the week ending Marcn y, was 2, 2,3s0 "a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

Go to Fliednsr's l72 Superior street, if
you desire good bath.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-18

\ 0ST "A LAoKKY BoAEO Prom A
} Rookavny, last week, the finder Of which VIII
b suitabb rewarded By leaving 1t at the ssdsr Of
See uari2-lG2
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mar15:I43.

To PRMrERs.-For sale at this Office, an
0rcutt Gard Press, in good condition, and
capable of as good work as can be done on
any press made. Size, inside of chase, AK
81 inches. Will be sold cheap. Also, g
DIAMOND Press; wilIprint half sheet letter.
Specimens of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to any one
wishing them. feb20:14O
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OLRTELAzD, Ohio, WAGHNsTos, D. O..
No. LymAn's Block No. A4S Ninth 81
HeSr the Court House.
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YUEINKEs H0FIuEs.

FLAGS AND BANNERs.s
Orders promptly filed. Address
G. ". CROWELL B CO.,
iauas:la glI superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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DOR SALE-A PBoPERTY THAT
IS payin9 p rer sent iatsrsst on what Il ran be
bought for. Double House and Lot, Nos ss and 60
asrden-st Also, OF on KinsmzD St !. 4sx1o0 feet
1 Isr9s ss'y. Apply to n. sAlE,Esjs sInaS,6ss.
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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

Erie Railway.
The earnings Of the Erie Railway for the month
ending February we're:
1854 1914 ss 81; 1858 sss9sis IS increase s7Iss ss
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Alton and Terr G Haute RuiIroad.


The St Louis, Alton and Terre Hauts Road earned
for February, 1864, SlfL49g and for February 1853
el0 605i giving an increase Of s56 Ss! that Of
last year.
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U. s. Assessor, 18th District, Ohio.
March I5th-l6: 14S d, t-W and W, 81.
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EssS * Prsatiss' FrOvrsas- HsnrEss Re.
port
The following are the rates charged by them.
hnms-SHgar -ourad premium Hams, = D. .......l45<e
Na@a1n.. - l5,ac
Bhouidsrs-SuEar-cure = H.............,... - l65SC
bzcon-Or Smoked Sides ....l25SC
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed ed in bbls n n..l32c
Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs = b..I3s4S
P0Fk-NO mess y a22 if
Aztro clear 9 81 I
- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
20 rsiroad depots or boats. ALI articles warrInt
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled. Our sugar-cured Hams aud
ksttle-rendeTed Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. ROSE & pREhTISS,
Iulyl.R2s
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WEsr SIDE SOLDIERS RELIEF AssoC1A-
ATIOE.-Ths Treasurer acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of the following sums Of money, since
his report December Z, 1858:
From Subscriptions .......-........S 50 90
From onatiOns....................... 90
From Membership and dues. e5 30
Father ConlRn's Church(contri-
butions) ).....-..................... Ias 90
From proceeds Of R. L. Rus
~ selPs (ofNeW York; exhibi-
tiOn......... ......... ......-........-.. At SO
From proceeds of Fair held at
West Side Armory, bye. R.
Evatt, seeretary.....-...... 1,s5s 70 sass. 90
Balance on hand Dec. 7, 1865 40 2I
Less sundry expenses............. 27O 90 SI3,2l
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John P. Eess. dSIs Before Daniel Stephan. Jussise
- eia,nst , Q, ths Pssos ot tlsEsiand
=. - hnsn. pfh- J Twp, Cuyah1En couuty. o.
ON THE 8rH DAY OF MARCH
A. D. les4, gaid Justice issued an order 81 A.
taahnent 10 the above action i0r ne sum al tvrf1
IL dollars sad hfty. three cents.
G. I. IHGEREOuIf
-. - Atsornsy FOR Plaintiff.
Ss4tatAA25 AAe4 = Iva marl5-l4
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TO LET.

DOOM 40x69; ROOM 3Ox4O-
L = Nay be used for m An ufscturng o. Clot hing -
For Rentby lmsTi2l $50. G.. JENNINGS.
GECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH
l. Floors, 6OX6O, 10 Brick Building on Superfor-
st., 10 rent By JNO, G. JANNIHGS.
SUITE OF OFFICES ON FIRST
~ ioar AtwAtsr Building. For rpntby
mari2 JNn. g JENNINGS.
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AN ID!

Fractional Certificates @. Q. &C. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR1
GOLD, SILVER, 0. s. NTsT. COUPONS
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TIE FARHER Boz; and how he became Com
Inapder-in-Chief. By Uncle Juvinell. Edited
by VIM II Thsyer. Boston, Walker, Wise
Co. 2SS4.
This is q handIOme volume, telling the
story of George WashingtOn's early life in
sprightly and faCinating syIe. 1t PurpOrts
to be a series of stories told group of merry
youngsters by their fsvOrite ''Uncle Juvi
nell 2" As child history, Illuminating with
bright and vivid light the early life of our
great Patriot, it is of especial value. No
child will fail to be fascinated by it, and its
facts and information will bs of value to
some older heads,
It is for sale by Ingham and Bragg,
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and ToOthsche, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found It an excellent and
reliable sntidote in all cases.- TTumbEl DEM
OeYGt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25ets.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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Canada Money.

Canada Money,
BIZ E.B. HALE, BANKER,
Ill suPerIor-st.
%Agent for the purchase and sale of
Government Bonds.
BRUncurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. febI
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.RAINARD'S HALLI
GENERAL TONg THUMB,

GENERAL TOM THUMB.
AMI rs Pesutifnl LITE VIE,
The LATI Miss LAVIKIA WARREN,
The Fascinating Queen of Beauty
Commodore Mutt,
The Famous "R3OOO 0utt," 50 oalied from having
received that sum from Mr. P. T. Barnum
for Three Years Services.
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
Tho Smallest Lacy Of her age ever seen.
At the opening OF the il O'Clock morning LsVee,
the Gensrsl and his Lady will wear the Identical
Wedding Coat ne they at Grace hurch on
their Wedding Day, Feb. lJtn. lsss.
hey will appsar In Great .ietg Of Fascinating
Performances and Co,tume8.
Rs-Ihe Rich. es-e and Co .tly Wedding Presents,
also the Magnificent Jewels p -essnted to Gen. Tom
Thumb By Iha Crowned Hsaas Of Europe, will be sx-
hibitad At each Levee.
ADMISSION, 25 cents. Children under 10 years
Q, age. Eiitsen Cent?. marI7.ll5
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NRw BOOKS.

TEE WHIP, Hoe, AND sword; or, the Gulf De-
psrtment in 1853. By George h. Hepworth.
Boston: Walker, Wise 4 Co., 1884.
This book is the graphically written story
of what Massachusetts, clergyman saw in
LOuisians, during twelve months SojOurn
there, after Fsrragut had taken New Or
leans. It is Of value and interest as 3 lively
chronicle Of adventure in those stirring
times. It is of still greater value and inter-
est from the light it throws. as the testimony
of an eyewitness, on the condition of mat
ters in that State, on the way in which order
was evolved from anarchy, on the relation
which slavery and loyalty AOld. 1t is writ
ton with accurate fidelity in the very midst
Of the scenes dsserfbsd- -:rKs Adthor ssys=
"If I talk great deal of slavery, it is
because have seen great deal of 1t. If
say no good thing of it, it is because have
found no good thing in it."
The book is for sale by Inghsm & Bragg.
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d. W. GAGK,

Licensed War Claim Agent.
q Alootl BounGlss, PenBionB Back Pay, Prise Money
and other War Olaims
O Olaims tn the Departments ct Washington.
IAN parsOns having Claims should appIy in per-
e1ns or by letter at once, and they Will receive
Rompt attention.
D. W, GAGE,
0otI3-R8 l6s superiOr-St., OieVeland, o.
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Instruction and Practice.

The Instructors ard Propreors Of this College have
ioyed large experience both In practical Teaching and
actual Hn-iues having eriefce = titeen yeSrs
the bu us.s and or several years principal teacher and
be 81 - he Rasue.s Department of the P"ugh
keepss College To y0ing men Who devote opt Two
hree n study, you'd call their attention
% his fyseu Of Bu ness In.tract and popular fdu
cation whore N can ~ study ,rd dscip
Talent ard Cnrltsi
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ALL remains QUIET ALONG THE LINES
&c.. &c. &C., &c.


NV oKX. November The Times Wash.
.ngton special save: Ferry just convicted ard
sentenced TO TIE State Prison FOR life ard vlo
on bic tIis made partial onfesslon. Is nov dis
posed 10 be more communicative He SAYS that
he mad been tor some time before his arrest sick
of The whole bu usiness, aud wis only waiting 10
receive replies 20 letters addressed by him 70
peter Cagger. and other prominent Democratic
politicians in New York, which would prove
their completely beyond pergdven,ure, when he
intended voluntarily TO make complete expose
OF the whole thing; and IL the arrest OF himself
aud his coniederaies had been postponed another
seek he would have been able TO FIX the guilt Of
the transaction from it, incpieDcy where IL prop
erly belonged
This morning Capt J r Gaines OF ths i5th
I infantry, arrived here from the front. hav
ing in charge Lieut. Murphy ofthe eth \ ! ar
tilery. who il IL stated il implicated IN the cleo
ton frauds ~ signing blanks Murphy was NJ
rested by order a tho Secretary Of " AZ. and hiss
been committed 90 the Old Capitol . await ir
vest cation.
The Worlds special says the New York Com
missioners left for Albany TO day having failed
20 accomplish as yet their mission Their report;
together with All the correspondcpce held with
the government will ~ delivered 20 Gov Sey.
u'oGr on their arrival
Late rebel papers give particulars ot the move
ul'ttS VI il'NN hlthN iiNtA AfhHH-fht AlhptAHht
towards Gut,er's Landing, o. the Tennessee
river.
The most astounding .esui. 4ie prophesiei.
bui correspondent of Toe Saws ali Republican,
sayE.
II is 70 30 regretted that Hooa'l a.nY r so
badly provided With blankets and shoes L. Ibis
rtoVcment nhole regiments are barefooted
Tho Richmond Sentinel strongly advocates
ri1cing slave Il the rebel army
Gen Lee s. nis oficisl Fepor a. the surprise
Of our ..eaes Il from o.. p.ersburg on last
Sunday cvenins. claims ;hs. he svcr. our line
for dl.i ri.e and captured fvo hundred snd
th.rts mcn
vessel sused here with tie officers and
crews OF a number OF vessels captured on cur
coasts by a nes pirate. the ChcAmauga. COM
uanded by Lieut. Wilkinson, which len vii
mnetou October %. With two other steamers.
She painted pea green. has two small stacks.
carries ibtet mall guns and ope huairei ard
sitv me-
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DAILY SENTINEL
National Democratic Platform
OF 1854.

Tur CSIov-TnE CoSSTITrTloS-PEAcE-P
nc LIsknrY-PEIvArE RIsHTs-FRKE ELEc
rioSs-A FSEE PEsss-FHEE SPEEcR-TEIAL
Br JuEr-TnE RloHT oy AsYLrS-jVsTIeE 70
orR SoLDiEEs.
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Atf copy thf-e htAtha =
ore copy, one month s.+.t.t...+..-+..s. -
D~rv,rs5 ~ tAe esrrst s.fsia . ray. - ssat- Pc
ari payable 20 the csgrrr
issnts will b. supplied a. IS cents a veal
III n AsxEE be af rsss - S<Pre-s. pre-
pah, 81 Regtrff i<ttrrs ty MAJ. = hefsss ve III
roi hs fssYonsible To- s1y oss tkr may occur
CITY sabacribers e - he'd rsspousbs for papers ief
their knases after hey have removed. vben the,
~fsh them dlscoutn1st rres rotc- j. given a the o.
Gee u publication
" paper cent ~aghsutrre p.yu~-t- %
thn PAD Ter
Copet of the D.nr srxrrHi cAn bs hat .; TIE ofioe
each morning. md the WrExIT sErrrssL esch MOT
isy morning. atty svsIeprd FER ns.iins
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ItR. WHITTIER.

nRryATR MEDICAL ADVICE FHEE OF cHAR8B.
Dr.. Whi,iisr's ThsoTy, rymptons snf rres.msrt
sfCb-S rvcus. Crinsry. add SERIAL Diseases, froe,
IL ~ stsies lester enveope, fcr ~ cec- . prepay
pos,sss Iss csss dclfnestson - s The diseases sot
cons'ssas seeunz frcr1 the nfrDg-Dert - the nora
lass sxoss e. iEdEzSross eHposIFes snt imp-aderoes
Ir married An1 single lfs. Ev~ry serteoc> ana
s.rae.ion the sctsi. and sbor1 be rsst by every
ro,nx person keep She % shosls whsch oth-
ar have been BROKEN 20 ptcoe- Amslyensts clearly
s.s.d 20 - lpdsr The oatro % ,rcscioas treannaf
ard ;hereoy Prsvsnt DcnAoa 70 ocs very pfosc
sfdseses Seay every ~ di.ess- can - lrsas
.lthout hodrkncs - hnstness. Esccipe ser hy r,ag
ron oc-srva.ior Charges raoder,.e: rsrs.lt..
ticnr y letter % AZ tie cac- free; gu srkntee.
one sqssre soutA q Lrisl Hotel. p o. Bos ,op2 81
louis. No. Csczsr Letter ssrsciay fer Iaeiss cor
tn.nz nothos refs--us - s-szs D->sses fsr eeass
postkEe. iani-ikwis
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MANUFACTURER OF THE
IMPROVED PANToscoPIo srEorAcLEs.
THE-BEsT IN USE.

THE-BEsT IN USE.
NOSES improved Pantoscopic
Spectacles combine advantages me-
chanical and philosophical TO be
found in no other Spectacles offered
in the West.
Moses improved Spectacles not
only give clear and distinct vision,
do not weary or fatigue the eve, but
tend to strengthen and preserve the
sight.
Moses Spectacles are made of the
finest materials, and best workman.
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their fair value
eaution--Ao A9eats or P.d1Grs employed
1Z- Send for a circular containing full de-
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l.. w. MOSES, Optician,
SO East Washington ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Greet Western Railway.
AA1E5UE


,vxAER ARRANGEMEgr-Two THROUGH ~
y press Trssrs eetw.eu Cleveland srd Se~ rorf.-
q kcf effecf July II. ls6f
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Received Ths, In 'hs niure. a. in he pat We ulll
Gems, ihs orlysont fountaon u eur strength.
security and tsppness A. people, ard asa framework
ofgovernnsnt equally een-sese = iee welfare 40 pro-
periy ~ all tn States both Sofherr and southern.
Resolved That this Corvenuoa dses explicitly dec re
q the American people. that sfter four
q failure % restore The Uon BY the ~ o. vsr
waf powsr higher than tht Constitution. he Constiat
itself has dsrrgsrcet n every p-rt and paoie io-
erty aud pfiysir figh skr odden down. Ana pc ate
rial prosperity - the country essentially inPsrec irsi.ee
humanity liberty snt the public welfare demand that
lmInet ste scrts Be made Tor cessation n hostliues
With TO ultimate CONVENTION ct nc States or
other peacesbe means tbe end that a. tie es,est
practicable moment pea may be restored On The basis
of the federsi Union Of the states.
Resolved That the direct interference 81 tho military
assortes of the Unlisi states II The recent el,et'a
het IN Kentucy, Msryisnd, Missouri and Delaware vas
shameful Violation n the Constitution, AID repectou
oi such acts Ia the approaching election VIII DC hid as
revolutionary. and resisted viii ~ he means apo power
under our contro.
Resoved, Ihai the aim Ani object % the Democratic
party preserve The Federal Unon ard the rshts q
the States unmpared and they hereby declare thathey
con1dsr hst the administrative usurpetoa - eHtfeord
nary aud dangerous powers n9t granted ~ ae Cen n
uon he srbverson Of he civil y military law m states
~" In lnsurrccion the arbitrary military arrest mptis.
onen tfal and 81 American eiiifens IN stais
where evil law full force Inc saPpress'on of
freedom % speech and q the pfssr, the denial a. TIE
night of asylum. the open and owed disregard 81 state
rights, The employment Of Unusual test oshs and The
Interference with ard deyal II the right OF the people 20
bear In their defense; calculated 70 prevent
Toslorst OF lbe Union aud the perpetashon Of The
Government deriving ia ust powers from the consent Of
the governed.
Resolved Tnat the shameful disregard of the Admins
;raton &c It. duty i1 respect 20 elew eutens vto
are, end long have bsen prisoners Of war N SUI
fcrng condition. deserves the severesi reproosion %
The score alike az public policy and common humanity
Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
hear ly and earnestly extended the soldery Of
army and sailors g. navy who and have been W
the field and the under the hsg Of their country
and IN The event Of is attaining power they vii receive
all the care protection and regard that the brave sol
dera and sailors Of the republic have - nobly earned