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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

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BYA. POPE.
Behold the mansion reared by dedsl Jack.
See the malt stored in many plethorio sack,
In the proud cirque Of Ivan's biTouae.
Mark how the rats feIonious fangs invade
The golden stores in John s pavilion laid.
Anon with velvet foot and Tarquin strides,
Subtle Grimall1in to his quarry glides,
GrimRlkin grim that slew the fierce rodent,
Whose tooth insidious Johann's sackcloth rent
LoI now the deep-mouthed canine foes assault
That vezed the ayenger Of the stolen malt,
Storedin the hallowed precincts Of that hall
That rose complete at Jacks creative call.
Here stalks the impetuOus COW with crumpled
whereon the e1scerbsting hound was torn,
Who bsyed the feline slaughter beast thatslew
The rat predacesus, whose keen fangs ran
The textile 'ifbres that involved the grain,
Which lay in Hans inTiolate domain.
Here walks fOrlorn the damsel crowned with
rue,
Lactiferous spois from vaccine dugs who drew,
or that eOrnieulste beast whose tortuous horn
Tossed to the clouds, in fierce vindictive scorn,
The harrying hound, whose braggart bark and
Arehed the 1.-THE spine and reared the indignant
FUR
or Puss, that with verminicidal clsW
Struck the weird rat, in whose insstiate NAV
Lsy reelling malt that erst in Juans courts we
saw.
ROBBED in senescent gsrb that seems in sooth
Too long a prey to Chronos iron tooth,
Behold the man whose amorous lips incline,
Full with young Eros osculative sign.
To the 'lorn maiden whose laet-albic hands
Drew albu-lactic wealth from lscteal glands
OF that immortal bovine, by whose horn
Distort to realms ethereal was borne
The beast catulean, vexer Of that sly
Ulysses quadrupedal, who made die
The old mordscious Rat that dared devour
Anteeedaneous Ale in Johns domestic bower,
Lo here with hirsute honors doffed, succinet
or sapoDaceous locks, the Priest who linked
In Hymen's golden bands the torn unthrift,
Whose means exiRuous stared from IN any 6 rift,
Even as he kissed the virgin all forlorn,
Who MIXED the COW with implicated horn,
Who in fine wrath the canioe torturer skied,
That dared to veI the insidiOus muricide,
Who let aurOral efiiuence through the pet
OF the sly rat that robbed the palace Jack had
built.
The loud eantankorous Shanghai comes at last,
Whose shouts arouse the shOrn ecclesisst,
Who sealed the VOWS Of Hymen's sacrament,
To him who, robed in garments INDECENT,
Exosculatas the damsel lachrymose,
The emulgetor Of that horned brute morose,
That tossed the dog, that worried the cat that
kilt
The rat that ate the malt that lay in the house
Jack built.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13

7 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
u As ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Landa in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
- once over No. 80, south side Of Pub. Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13
BY A. POPE.

Toaa.Ialsi 20 DC EaIaal. q ". aoo...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-13
Dr. g z HAM,
H@bs- ef tGs Royal OoIIegs Of FAysieiss,
LoAdoH, EHsJaadi Gradsoss Of

sSE y - -f9l~s gSssefN " = fslsF9A~-~
LoAdOH, E'ssIosdi GradSoss Of
RisO-5's Hospiia! for
FEMALE DISEASE
and q constant attendant Of Paris. London, Rev
hans and Montreal Bospitala Cor The last ten yean
has oysnod bis Onios At tbs
johnson House, Cleveland,
aksre he VIII be hap7y 70 meet all tAOse who are .
aietoa With subAouts and chronic diseases,
Els treatment Il entirely different fron the Oh
plAn. and Il mid, smeaciou and o1setiTs. Hismed
lsines are dmply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsl
haEs never been used but By tive 9th =, physicians
Ansr1ca besides himself BE hss SpeH the creates
Hat Of his Life and Thousands Of dollars IN obteinin
4 fsW secrets in his profession. BE tests the Ur1
kor all forms Of disease. No oohargsfOT giving
hoasst and true Etatonent Ct their oAss.
EPERNATOEHGA.
10 YOU'VE MEE.-he can prove you IN few NH
utg that he Is tie only physician you ever troatti
With that cures this dissase. FOR every patient vi
VII lollOE his directions, be viii give One Hundre
Dollars II be falls IN curing this disease. No Chart
Ads for consultation. Those ct distance who wish
% consult the Doctor may do 50 by sending q small
ViAl OF urine BY mall with nne, sex and age, and t
VII answer and describe thar case and tbs possibly
fy of getting relief b. enclosing return postsRf
EtNmp- mar2siz
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TARNs AZ or PRoPERrY.

IARaS AND OUT PROPEBTY.
Fifteen Acres on Cedar-St,, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Oe1sr Still acres, with acres Of grapes.
hast Clevsland-Near Euclfd-SE. aud Wilson Ave
nue. large and convenient Brick House, with
mo0eEn improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For IS 100.
Also, 3 large number Of Farms, Out Lots,
DWellingl, 70 too numerous 10 aiverlise. deel6
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The Greatest Remedial Agent
Now Before the Public.

I DR. BUSH'S EREEI AMtKICAH BUHE-SEI IUEIJ.
1t cures Infuenzas, with Headache, Sore Throat,
Fever with quick pulse and great Prostrstion OF
strength, pains aud sching in all the limbs and back
ache Coug1, with difficulty Of breathing and rough
hoarse voice Ca arrhs Affections, Nth soreness Of
the head and headache; Chit ness when moving
about or going into the fresh air Heartburn F; Dys
pepsa, with feeling of fullness or load IN the som
sch Il So of Apostle and Coated Tongue.
In all the above this named affections the patent
may take q tssspOonful every two hours IN all
chronic ailments 1t shoGld be taFen according to di
reotiou on the bottle Price, per bottle, rs cents.
Sold by SIRUkG S ARMSTRONG,
noy5 = lee SupsTi1r-St.
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T AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
i 4 has constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Farms tor sale fer cash or On tiHe. Also
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms City or Personal
ID hOOr. mayI7
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y EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
T. T. ltorme.iy Of the firm Of Littles 3 Ksyes,I hsl
e5sned Real Estate 0dlosin Rouse's Block, oornag
o. 6uPeriorBt. and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres FIRST quality FArms
ing Lands IN the States Of Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
SolE % eLohanEsfor city country property; Aissi
or .lldnda @ BcrsOlal pre Psrty. PsftIoAsh pAids
n snrIGsRR8
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sSPGrticuar a.ention paid 10 the rsis Of PouItsT,
Butter. Eggs and Lard
~ RsnItE.iznoe- ufumpflY maze. snr3
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Hsgan's Magnolia Balm

II AIDES SZEPHYRKNITBRT4K-
IL sasz sHAWLs .A.&G. RETTBEBG
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CINClNNATI MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. ~.
Flour l5aQ 25 for common to good supcrlinc
and Q so for extra.
WmsEEY-Priccs advanced &c to Sc. Sales of
AZ brls at 20, and 20O Ito at so.
PRoYlsIpSssq Shcs OF 1IO hdrecs Lard at 22a
p &c; 100 do gut ut 2lc; and 1890 pieces green
meats, at l6i PC for Hams aud l3c for Shoulders.
No demand for mess Pork.
/ 1IoGsA200 lbs averages couldhavo been bought
at If co.
CooPERAGE Sales of 900 Pork Barrels, TO ar
rive ct 2 05, and 35edO at3. lO.i co az
WnEAr- There is n good demand for pNIne rcd
at . 90, but holders generally ask from &c to Sc
higher. There is but u fair demand for " hitc at
l5a2 30 for prime to choice Kentucky. Sales of
400 bush good red at 90. 0.i2AJT
CoRS Market iirm, at 20 for ear and | 2Sa
| 30 for shclled in bulk and elevator.T The sales
were $50 bush old car att 81: 800 do new at Q0c:
$50 do atg5c; and $50 do ~ lbs 70 tho bushel, at
95c. EltD VI .Nal4s 4 lti ..1 u
OATS Firm at S3c in elevator.
RYE 10 for prime samples on arrival,
DBARtEY Firm at | G5a1 ~ for Spring,ond rs
nj so for Fail. fga 5fcdE sdt 1a Ndh3 nT iag
GRoCEREs-P to choice Rio Coffee 45aiGo
hr raw Sugar, 22d20c; for hard refined SuFtr, 30n
sic; and for New Orleans Molasscs, : 20al 25 pei
gallon.
BrTrEG Prime to choice Central Ohio, 47aIoc
CHEEsE gYesien RcsereS POE; and Hamburg
EGGS- lias5c pcrduzcn, shippers count.
fRtir- -tAgcn Applcs,S 80 00s i 5per barrel GuI
Eastern, from store. Dried Apples sl4a9c on ar
rival and i0c ironrslop Peaches at 2lc to 2jc per
pound.
PorAroEs Prime Ncshanuocks S3,7jll 80 per
Dbl, from store.
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Who Owes the Printer.

We hopctha every man who is indebted to us
will read the following with tears in his eyes
at once resolve to square accounts with his printer
and Immediately forward the amount due, 10 this
Office 1s .,im &! sa fus t}Lfgt
"Papa," said a little ,rchin- 10 his father the
other day,"l saw printer go down street just
now. :" ' p. 3G 80 iiai 1. rFaG -
o "Did YOU sonny3 How did you know that the
person was printer2' t'"l Ea t9 teeoi7q aiafst
"Cause do, papa" a17tT q.
''But he might have been a carpenter, black
smith or shoemaker" slt " - .l'arsrsp (
Oh no, papa, he wis a printer; for he was gnaw-
inga bone, ho had no stockings on, the Crown was
out of his hat, and his coat wJsall torn. 1 am cer
tain that he was printer, papa| 'ffus ri9
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fha bcmocralie Ilac6rd.

We have received the first number OF the HbovC
paper, published at Toledo, by Messrs Higgins {
Reid AS indicated by itslmme, it is devoted to AT
advocacy Of the principles aud policy oftho Demo
cratic party. Our readers will not accuse us o
sympathizng, in any way, with the principles ol
modern Democracy, when VIC express our belid
that apubc Journalist may descend u depths much
lowcrthan any which can be reached by an open,
Conscientious advocacy Of Democratic principles,
even in thor present dcbascd condition. To tha
depth Of calumny, malice, MISREPRESENTATION and
dc i, We hope the Record dmay never come aud as
a means Of avoiding all suspicion Of such a course
VIC earnestly advise the editor.of the Record moi
to disgrace his paper by cycua seeming co-opera.
ton with the Toledo R,sIc. The Record presents
a very mont appearance, and W. wish 1t success in
everything except Tic dissemination Of Democrat
ic icprinciplSs.
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pa NNhlnF. InEr ol5NIr.IIl5
n fnIEnn MARKEr.

MoSDAy, Nov, 20.
wnsAr-lSalcsl 4 900 bn Amber Michigan Al
pose; a,lO0bd, 5000 bu and 4OOU bu Amber Mich.
al 3njc: 2,JO1 I'd, 1000 bu, $50 bu, l.9i5 bu and
1000 bu No. | Red, all at 20Qci 5000 bu No, ?
Raj ~ IQsr lnn TH INHf ranl1 ntitffT y fttfA
. CdNsI-om sdvanecd Ie; ssles l,OpVbu No. I
mixed at 1850; 500 bU new rejected at ll5c. $50
hi 40. AZ fI5c snha +Wninfa -iN y t1lH - tsi
oAfs I Sales 500 and l so Bd dttse, = isit
RVS ~ n modern demand, but none on the
uOarktf Nnl taauaf a tAHHt wa NttA tttHa fasi
II II lRtEv1 Dull and nominal. SOL 's'.4ie r '1A
ya PoRKl Nominal vt S3f for Ness. -.-.'l tei.i
RRRssED IIOas-Salcs As carcasscs avctaeiue
155lbs AZ t2ike 10 10. avatdsing ~ ibs At ~ &c
20 averaging iT2 lbs ai12.zei saversshg liO lbs
at l2c. ~ ~. --..
FRRIGnrs-O charter TO Cape Vincent at l6c
for wheat. To hqlalo, by sail, 9lSal0c, by steam
SGir-Fine, gj per bbl.; Coarse, 90; Dairy
n, bbts, q gO.db. SACKS, 30c. "a At - Az
ThKot6n kkrEs& Erie RAILWAY. Toledo htBuf-
falo--lst class, SOC; %, Doc; Sd, zoe; 4th l1lSc;
RIour,S5c. krbleda'to New Iork--lst class, 1900
%, 97c 81, SIC; ith, zoe; Flour, tiOc: woul soc
Toledo tn Boston, Pnnvidcacgl aud Wurccster-lst 81
class, l3Ge; I'd, lO1c Sd, 9Ic; lth, iJc; Flour
l50c; wool, 20ic. runNp Ypr
LARp-S,nall sales at 20ltc
GROCERfEs--The market is very Grn, Cailcc--
Rio lJa 45c; Java, 50a55c LaeUvra, 4laiot. Su
gars-raw, l9a2ic, crushed, 30a3lc; graduated
30a3lc; A Coffee, 29a30esaB COflce, 2Sa29c. Teas
Young lIyson I 25a2 10; Imperial, iOa2 25
I Black, GOAL 15. Mlasses New Orleans, lOa
l 30. Syrups 9Ocal 00 good, | GOAL lOc
| prime, 2ja1 40. Rico- -llangoon, lliSAl53c.
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hHUTffs7,l POyt PNIHi ~. n y
CHARLES j. PETERSON.
3O6 Chestnut street Philadelphia.
Arulur,s .somo SIagazinc for .so,.

Arthur's ssomc mRgazinc for 1895.
The HOME MAGAZINE closes its volume for 1891
with the widest circul ltinn it has yet attained. Fol
1865 il will be enlarged and ihadcstl more worthy
OF the patronage il Is receiving. No periodical in
the c0untryhas met with a lleartier welcome from
the press. Its praises come hcralded from every
direction. Tonlaintain the high place it has roach
cd IN public favor, tiic publishers and editors will
spare neither cxpensd nor labor. Give it, say we
circulation for the coming year beyond that Of
any other periodical of its class in tho country. II
4, pu cre H'nce, the people magazine, aud should
find a place in every home. .a.s,t ~
Terms 2 50 ayear three copies, G; iivocopies,
and one to the getterur of club, 10; nino copies.
aud one to getter-up Of club, 15s
We will send the IIoME MAoAziNE and the JOpR-
NAL ono year for 50. Terms; cash in advadcc
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Look out for C:eorrial

Judge Wright of Georgia. formerly a
member of tho Unitod States Congress,
aud roconily member of tho Richmond
Congress, has passed through Nashville to
Washington to sec what can be donc to-
ward bringing about q peace, ,llc rc,
ports The common people as for peace.
The Georgia Legislature cmvcncs in a
few days, when efforts will be made to
save tho State by coming back into, the
Union hEl Az 't'T '+A tA 80 ~
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Tho New YORK. rrihune.

We call attention to the prospectus ofthis stsr-
ling paper, which will be found in another column.
The reputation of tho Tribune, as leading Amer
lean journal, is Worldwide; and the principles
of which il has long been an earnest advocate, are
those which have been ehtcrtainedby all modern
phlanhropsts, both in this country and in Europe.
We advise allwho propose taking New York
daily or weekly papcr, to read. the prospectus of
the 7riLsne, and then secure copy of that paper
for 1861 ff4rfftrA
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MATRIM0NIAt,,

Ladies' and Qentlamcn Ii You wish to marty,
address thdnndcrsig gned, whowiu scpsi yrn With
out money aud without price, VatnSblc ihtornalhf'
that will enable you to marry happy AMI speedily
irrespective of age, wcaltho beauty. ThG intors
nation will cost, you nothing, ad Hyou WISH %
mary, Iwill. cheorf0lly assist yypu Alt, lctters
strictly CONFIDENTIAL The desirc,l iuirhsatiowscst
by return mall and no questions asked, address
SARAH II. LAMBERT,
Grccppoint,s Kings Co. /, Ncwsslurk. 25li
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IyGapt. Winslowhas boon presented with
a silver service by The citizeDs Of RoxBury,
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Markct Rrporls.. orr,

We conefcss to having, in the past, beea very
'ncglgcntabont publishing Toledo and other market
- PsFts, aud aseur attention has been calledto this
- mattsrbJ friend. weso-day commence. and viii
hereafter continue to publish the Toledo and Gin.
lfeiahAti harkctrrpOrts Of Monday, each week, to-
gether with the PeTysburg, and snch other Home
markets, as We are able to obtain. dlI8 -
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The Ohio Farmer

In another column We publish prospectus of tht
above pepper decidedly the most SAluaBlo agreu,t
ural Journal published in Ohio. It's in fact es'
poeially deY9ledto 70 tho interests OF Ohio farmers
aud SHOULD receive their earnest support. TheTate
at whichitis published, Is low for the timcs-Pla-
cling the paper within the reach Of ali. nf'.'
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ASHLEY RE-EErcrED.- Tho soldiers vote
of Lucas County has been opened and count
od. II stands on the Congressional ticket
rs follows; Ashley,Al5, Rice, l36. Z 1t will
bc remembered that Mr.. Ashley was dc
fratcd ON the homo vote by $50 majority
Tho Toledo BiaRc, however, Which We are
sorry to say, has opposed Mr.. Ashley mos
bitterly, comedies that II the samo proper.
ton has prevailed throughout the District
Mr.. Ashley will be elected bya handsome
majority. We congratulate the Tonth Din
most faithful and mcst prominent members
of tho prcse. congress. 4Clecchnd Loadcr
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a csood Irenrt " l,nn,ilr. 3 !

= Some newspaper philosopher, sensibly expresses
himself as follows, on the subject Of female beauty
"a Woman with eyes that resemble peeled on
ions-and nose as crooked asa politicians creed
"a chin like a hoe, and mouth stretched from
ear % eaTs and which ePea1 Ike jack iRiibe
,snner respected and beloved by those whose opin-
cs good heart and kind dispostion, than II she
were as beautiful as Afiltons Eve, with cork
screw disposition aud heart Of lead.' i ts9lb
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mo CIeroInndlIInraihl

}. The prospectus Ofthis valuable papar viii BE-
fOaBd in smother eeluIan, and we conalend 10 tAs
attention Of our readers especially % those who
wish to subscribe for a Cleysland paper. The
3 Rssala has sysE beea = loSsl Fapeg- g-~s4hibitinR
not tho least sympathy with either Northern o.
Scushera rebels. AIta news, local, and market de-
PArtnepts, are also ably managed and in fact, the
Herald, as whole, is model daily.
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Each soldiers family in this iJrsn has been the
recipieutof a saekof .aours The balaReapf the
money will be used to furnish them wood ms soon
as it can be bought, and the tuads will admit Of its
Scipg haulcd. Any Of our citizens who were not
called upon, and who wish To contribute their mite
can do 50, and leave their donation at the Drug
store of Messrs. Peek & Hamilton or at F. Il. Millci
n cos ph7l0T .i81tis ttmmua s9 soE 81
Many thanks are due to Misses Mary w. Porrit
and Amelia Robertson for kindly volunteering tS
solicttlic above donations. i.rae bod srsrra4
Efforts are also being made by our young people
to give public cntcrtainmeats, such MS Lectures
Concerts and Tabloaux, the proceeds of which ART
70 DO given " soldiers families, and the poor Of thS
t'wn; as soon as tho necessary iarrangcmohts can
be made, the public will receive due notice. w
hope urcitizens win encourage our yesng ladici
and gentlemen in this laG liable object.
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Ladies, Repository..

The December number contains beautiful en-
Craving, euttled ''Sunsetat the White Mountains -
also portrait Of Rev. Adam Pue, d. d, The
table of contents is second to none with which the
editors of this excellent maga4ine hayo herstdfbre
served thsir reAlprS embracing many excellent
articles OF both prose and peetry.srrs b.s ssas
Terms 4ThrsvDolars and Fifty Gents per year,
in advance. Address, Poe & Hitchcock, cinein-
natl. i ssH +as tos4t,-r t,...i,..,s
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Locnl Ifems.

e We should be obliged toour readers ifthey would
hanl is, send our Office, brief account of any
incidents, accidents or transactions, which may oe
CUR in their vicinity. We wish to give our readers
as complete an account possible Of local affairs
tiathe counts, and this is the only way can be ac-
complished. dfi.aW. b y. ty-f s,v
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Or. TiDER. Dentist,

n Will ba at lambs Hotel. Bowling Green, ,or
Tu,sIay and Wednesday, Aug. 10 and "a:
ii Austin Van BIarcnm's, Portage, THURSDAY
anil Friday, Aug. rs and 10.
AZ Drury's H'tcl, Tontogany, Tuesday August
2Il. Owing to his greatly Increased home busi-
ness Dr. 4. will not be able to visit tho above pia-
"a, q mo- aim fore October. srff. T ~
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Pcrrysbnrx Chu r'Ch 4DIrottOry.

MrTuonrsT ErIscoPua-Rev. T n, Barkdnl Pastor
gerrteescach Sanday at te:30A.A anal ~
rp.spyryRt,x-Rev. r. W. iIni, Pastor. Services
oaeh sunday at 1880 AN. Sabbath School and bible
Class at ~ ". H. ..4I-. ~ ry
P,prtsr-Rsy. II. II TAFT. Pastor Services each sun
ssday atlV:sO sN Sabbath sehool At HN.
JuTHRR tx-Rev. j. Klinagcis rasor Services every
Sunday, forenoon and afternoon alternately
agsx,N MsrHnhtsr-Rcvs c. SwnefoTth. Pastor. 'SeTv
ices each alternate Sunday n: 1880 AZ
CATuoLIc-Rev Mr.. Charles Cribs. SERVICES each sun
dav at 10 A. and 2 2HM. rf.sfHf.Fr ~ 20
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Bloody Work in Georgia-WholcSn1c
Slaughter of Union Men.

nAfTn su 1AiN MT
lNamuuII A., An. ~ ~
ceoraia "fIiI"y Iino C"ard, 'o h, o'''v ~ sad
,,,od ud :" 'a ~ T,;' - o '0,u.' t'" '''
SoUr ,,,; ~ ~ 'no n.i.o" u; Uaao III 'io up,
~ 0ULs "n,I,s VI rio TOS'' i', a"s a"S pss, s',
n' ,nS ,I,o, u"'' ,s S imp M 'so',
hr,,,~ -, 80 - ;'o go
I,n 49, "l'o I n"i ~ oUi'a ~ NV,
'"o ts'iAs N.u 'gysolHsii.y essV.peu
W.T. I "1'''"o', %,, % o'"%",s ,'. W cMu'r"y
Woo 80, ,''n ~ - g. ~ %, III u",i "nu
W.T. ,t nnm't,, arW ~ Id III a n"hwo. VI, Vi
saonI far oI i Ia: 'i,,' l "Ieh Ieh o"' oil
aod ,;nl,,d ~, a"'or:I o "',i i'e' IHP'uIeu
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