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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
The G.xsrrer,s Mssssg..

W. hasten TO Law before oar readers, as early
a. practicable, the able and patriotic message OF
Gov. BLAIR. delivered to the Two Houses Of the
Legislature yesterday afternoon The subjects
presented are discussed al reasonable length,
and in a manner 30 plain and forcbe that none
can misunderstood the writer's reasoning or pc
titions.
The message refers to the Enr olluent La" Of
Congress, which was expected TO supersede The
necessity Of procuring volunteers through The
action Of the State Authorities; bur that plan
has Only partially succeeded, and the people
have resorted 10 raising volunteers 70 meet the
necessities OF the draft by Offering local boun-
ties, with the expectation that the amounts
payed would be ultimately made good By uni
form tax on property. The Governor Is in favor
Of having this expectation realized by The Ell
actnebt Of such laws as will iegal.zs the action
Of the local committees and authorities. ALEC
be recommends that uoform rule should be
provided b. Law for raising oounIies 10 future
and that bounIies should be paid By the different
localities, and not from the State Treasury.
That soldiers should be allowed 10 vote, the
Message argues is right and proper, and thar
there is nothing IN the Constitution Of this STATE
which will hisder this Legislature IRON eDacting
4s securing them that privilege.
The immediate consi. action Of military road
from Copper HarbOr to Green Bay, in Wscon-
sin, is urged upon tbs Legislature. upon the
ground that The appropriations Of land made By
Congress for that purpose will be snnulled unless
the road be completed in four years.
The last recommendation is for the payment
Of the part Of Michigan for the National Gene
terry Al Gettysburg, to be occupied by ll2 Mich
igan soldiers, whose bodies we're unclaimed by
their friends.
Il will be observed that these subjects are Of
interest TO the whole State bat the attention OF
the Executive has been called TO others Of 10
cal nature, and il may be expected that some
oil these will be commended to the Legislature in
future message.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
~we are INDEBTED to bon. I'M FL

- We are Indicted to Hon j. NJ Ell
munds for the Annual Report Of the Soldiers
Be ief Association for 1868, OF which Mr.. Ed
munds is President Il contains the report Of
the Executive Committee, and of the Treasurer,
Mr.. z Moses, aud of the Store-keeper, 6.
BlOss. Also the reports Of the Visiting Com
mittee, which are peculiarly interesting. Mrs
Z B. Brsinard and Julia Wheelock, assisted by
other ladies'. Who visit the hospitals in and
around Washington, Alexandra, Fairfax and
wherever there is a Michigan sick or wounded
soldier. Il would be impossible to estimate the
amount ef good done and suffering relieved BY
this humane and patriotic Association, where
labors, unlike those Of the Sanitary Commission,
are confined especially to the relief Of our own
brave Michigan Soldiers, and for this reason,
should receive every encouragement and assist
ance from the families Of Michigan Soldiers, here
a. home. Appended to this report 10 q circular
signed By all our members in Congress from this
Mate, asking for supplies OF every kind to 6Il the
Ssore-house and Treasury OF the Association.
Let the people aud the Aid Societies respond
promptly and literally.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.


Congress has been busy on number If MAJ.
'ers out very few things OfimpOrtsnce have been
finally adjusted.
Adviees from Washington represent that the
enFolllmens BILL before the Senate. has pss,ed
that body by vote Of 50 to 10, aud viii go 70
the House for concurrence Il corrects some
OF The faults in ard It's object is to render more
etheien' the operation OF the present law.
TIE only persons especially exempted from
the drsit are, the Vice President Of TIE United
States. the Judges Of the United States Courts.
The heads OF the several Executive Departments.
toe Governors Of States, sad. BY implication,
such persons as are physically or mentally unfit
tor service according % the prescribed Army reg.
oiat.ons.
/ TIE two classes Tor enrolment and draft ara
merged in one, which is made 20 Include per-
sons bet~eea the ages Of 20 and 40 years.
Credits are 70 be given to the cities, to~ns and
wards 50 as 10 egua.ze. Us far as possible, the
draft throughout each district.
TIE cOnmutston Is increased 20 $500. those
who pay it TO be exempted from the present
draft, bat liable 10 be called upon in the next
10 other words they are in cOodision OF 4 70
served class
Drafted men NAV If they prefer, be transferred
20 the navy, such transfer being credited to their
respective localities.
Alterations are made in the details Of the old
act Tor conducting the draft. and attorneys or
agents are restricted TO the fee Of s. lor prepar-
ng the necessary exemption papers.
The House C5mniuee on Terri,or es vii soou
report bills Tor the sdn ion Of Colorado Ano Ne
brasSa The new Constitution Of Nevada has
been received aud viii be adopted by Congress
The Committee IS also periecling bill for tho
erection Of new Territory OF Montaaio, COM
posed of portions OF Idaho and Utah. Three
new States will enter the Unioa In 1884, viz
Colorado, Nevada and NebrAsk>
The receipts from Internal Revenue from Ju-
y lst to January 18th, amount to sa7. 64I 900.
WIKI the expected changes on the excise Law,
she lowest estimates for the second year, are
sl42 $4,000. while the highest estimates would
add 81, 200. 900 or sS0, 900, 100 thereto. With
= no change in the Revenue Law, about $S5, oOo..
90 would be produced.
The President has approved and signed the
b act extending the bounIes 10 March lsL
An amendment TO the Enrolment B Il offered
by Senator Wilson, thai enlistnents should bs
: FOR TWO instead OF three years, wss r. iecled.
, Il appears from investigation in the War De.
= par,ment. that the number Of MsjOr Generals
t. without command eqlal to brigade. is So nuubei
Of Brigadier Generals, a. number Of staff Off.
Gers SIS. Total mOnthly pay Of Generals and
b -taHs, So, 'eS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

FRiESDs AND PATE0Ss-Again az a. your service 10
ay q tie Departments o. Der-try have bought the
patent ior Michigan, O, Or. woods Paste Fur.bls
Meta. Tor aaE teetha srtcie scarcely i5fsror 20
gold il a1y case some cases superior ard u a.
superior 70 The soft god plugs connony Inserted.
Is15oln extracts from test oaiAs n possessioa viz
D.. : & WOOD has long enjoyed re reputation Of
bang the best Deaisl II A.bazy, Aae We Know hin
% Be both skii.l1l zad honorabis."
Prot. Il Arns5y, u .. Va Baley, y D, c.
HgeloW, Z, -ss. I B-5oook, n p, . {. Foacy. u.
D, Lev Moore. u o, Joha s-e15srn, v D =. T. Dc
Lanaier, u D.. o ne Graz y. D., L G. warren. II D.,
? Ro-rs.-. e. Alb Spectator I Tucker e Country
Ge-tierasn and c1itTstor, Or w. Tsy.oT Az HArvy
Wendell. srpgg.sis Xess-s. v v woofc-s 2 A1-rtTs,
: Y Cra--r, ?, Aa'revs Esq-s Msssrs 205i. Dcr-ar,
+ sq1.res J Tzsso., BANKERS Ns.srs A Voorhees,,
Ia saafer Y. : Key Il A Lax, Isaa- EtEar1s, J. T.
snsl. L Ho1gatziiag, attorneys, Nessrs Eias Grim
= Il Z Y cox s.w. Lzrehsr, D. o Xiak. nsrubants
J11e 10, 1859 <24-ly
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Special Notices.

ca Hostettsr's Btters have received the wArmest
eacomiums from the press and people throughsut the
onion valuable tonic Tor the cure OF Dyspepsia
Fatulence Consumption and general nervous debility,
il cannot be approached Every Gay new Of its
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journals There is nothing equal the enjoyment 90
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liable specific It's mild tone lis and vigorous &C.
ton upon disorderel stomach, and the cleansing Of
entire human body should recommend Il tc all class
e Of our community.
81 Ses Advertisement Us
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where tsfmi
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sF- Come Ia GU. OF the ,Ola.

tE Come la OuI OF the tOil!
20 doz Buck Gloves and Ntisns jest received A. L..
gersols.
10 doz- leather Gloves Mttsas and Caunlstts, az
a. 90 per pair.
ovcrooats and Winter Clothing, and heavy Cashmere
suits and Garments made 70 order and IL style.
Few cases o. Mens and Boys Boots And shoes for
sale cheap % close them oct
For the Iadies-heavy large al Wool Double sLsw.s,
al s. 5c-very cheap.
Cloaks Of any shape quality. A. reduced pr.oeI
Hoods, Nubcs, Sontags and scsrfs a. reduced prices
70 close them out.
Dress Goods, large assortment, Al moderate prices
Consult your own Interest, aud buy your supplies a.
43fw3 INGERsOIL's.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

- Col. Henry Barns, the well knowr editor
Of the Detroit Advertissr and Tri5Ens. ceased
bis connection with that paper on the 5,h Inst
Mr.. Barns is devcting himself TO the completion
tons The paper, which appears since the lss
instant in a new dress, will be conducted bv a
ioin' stock company. The Adrerf,ser aud 7ri5-
~ns has nov large and general circulation, and
Supports With ability true Republican principles
and The best interests Of our country.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

Frr-oE o. REF-B.czS-Dsar ST. Wiz year perriS.
on sh % SAY tas reaceTs O. yosr PAPER tsati VII
.-na 5y return IA. al who wish q; (f.se) recipe,
sv.h f- -reci.ons e. making az using simple vsgs-
,aos Balm, that vi scsr;uaLy rsz0-s. II ter days,
Pizp.es. oic1ss. Tan Freoss as al InPsr.f.ss %
tie ska szV1g Ire SCI, clezr, s0osh ssc teas-
~
Iw.- si-o mai free 70 those hAviag BAD Eeacs CT
Bare FLcss simple c.reeso7s AZ i-.ornsioa that viii
s-s5.e thsn % fs growth C, L-rcria1i BAR,
wbisker. o = Mo-stschs IL isss thar thirty days.
A. z5pi.-ztio1s s1s~e-ed ,! rst1r7 nal without
chzrEs Rc-psc.f-i,y yc-rs.
IDS r CHAPMAN, Chemist,
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
The Legislature.

Both Houses met at ~ o'clock yesterday, and
after organization, adjourned. They net In
Ioint Convention in the afternoon to receive the
Governors Message, which was delivered per
sonaly. No other business Of importance was
done. Sixteen members Of the House have not
yet appeared; and oil the Senate, there are
twenty eight members present.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
To Communities.

The Rev ( A. Wilson's Rsrneoy Tor Consumption
Asthma Bronchitis Coughs, colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections together with = pamphlet giving
the prescription and short history Of his be
obtained G: FORD WELLS
s5lrae lansing
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The Confessions and Experience
7 NJ V LII ID.

Pasllshet Tor The bsasoi, ard a. warning al
CAUTION 10 YOUNG NES
Who slTsr from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Or
Msrhooa, etc, supplying a. The same tine, q
The MEANS OF SELF CURE,
81 one who Las c1rei himself after be-z put % great
expense ard Injury through medical hIubug and
Qlsckery
By enclosing = POSTPAID Addressed envelope, slBEs
copies may "a bad o. the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
l23y1 Bedford kings cogniy y. 2
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Correspondence Of the Republican
CAMP DoCGLAs, J4u. l4th,

(NrIeeptnGcDce OF The k-puyAcdn.
CAMP DoCGLAs, jan. l4th, 1863.
Ed REPUBLlcaS Our Regiment, the First
Michigan Sharp Shooters, have been doing duty
here since the 18th day Of August, 1868. guard
ing rebel prisoners, which duty has been very
hard for our boys They have had TO stand
guard a good share Of the time as often "a ev
~ other day. The weather nas been vel, uysd
here for the last fifteen days, with the exception
Of a fen DAYS and our boys have suffered quite
severely while or duty; but cur quarters are
quite comfort Die, and our raiious good. W.
are well clothed, and plenty Of oliukets, and
plenty OF fuel and plenty 10 eat, and that that Is
good We are vel provided for, but when We
think of loved ones 1t home, Who are slferin 2
for food aud clothing, which We know i the case
ia many instances. j. makes the Soliivr feel az
thong he would ike TO be at home, and have
the privilege 10 deai with some Of the penur-
Gus Supervisors who erjoy the comforts Of home
aud friends, AID are afraid to pay tax u help
support the war; men that We would Ike to see
pressed into he service, ard Rave 10 co guard
duty some Of these cold u.ghts think
3, would do ITEM good. Our Legislature has made
provisions for the families Of volunteers, but it
amounts TO nothing in many cases, because il is
left TO the discretion Of such men as before men,
toned We hope our Legislature vi! lock 70
the suffering fsmil IS Of The soldier, and see that
they are provided tor. Other States are making
provisions for their Soldiers f,milies-why not
M,rif--7 fo th. same SorrTER
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

CHANGED H4sDs. - The Jackson Cetitizen
has been purchased By J. Il. McCauIey, of
Cbsubersburg, Pennsylvania. The new pre-.
pris1Or 10 sad to be . gentleman Of talent and
education.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

RlxAsKs-We have given : Soldier a
chance 70 be heard az 10 The grievance OF which
he complains. Blu. We Go Tot believe that the
Relief Funds can be any better c'spea-ed than
by the provisions Of the present law Where
there i one Supervisor Who IS uigsaFdy aud Pc
rurious We believe there are ten whO are in
ciined % The la-ges. hoeralily. The tendency 70
abuse. according TO or observation, i a'iogeth-
er OF the side OF prodigai;y, rather than parsi-
uouy Ed. REP.
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sAPOSIFTER
OR CONCENTRATED LYE FAMILY
SOAP MAKER.

cUAI MAJ En-
WAR makes high prices saponieer helps % reduces
them. Il Soap Tor -Four cents a pound BY using
your kitchen grease.
81 CAUTION A spurious Lyes are offered also, be
careful and only buy the Patented articles put up u Iron
cans, a. others beng Coulterfeis.
PENNSYLyANIA SALT NANCFACTuRING Co
Phllaaelphla-So. IL Walnut Street
ts7m3 Ptlsourg-Pits street. and DgqBesne Way.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

- There vii oc Special I'm aanie1t on o (
Capital Chapter No O. OF r A N a. NAssEls aal, %
Tuesday evening next. a. y o'clock
By order o. help
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

STATE TRyAsCaER's RxPozr We have he
Repor; u the 5 s,e Treasurer for The year seq
Bs this /; appears Jha; the total receipts Of the
Office for the as, zeal year, we're - ssl. 67e 60
or this amour, there vas -raizsd from the sa'e
OF the 80 million loan bonds. p o0e 20: from.
the sse Of var ooad-. s7l ono fron the usua.
sources Of r-renus. sl.4ol.s56 90. The totai
PAYMENTS for the year we're 81. l27.555 %. The
balance il the Treasury : 1854. III 90.
The amount expended Oy the Stare for war
purposes during the year, was 1892 s03 "a.
II .ats-sst bearing deb: c, re s.a.a
a-5-.-s -.---....... go. slsss 800 .
~ u11 interest bearing -ect ls..-... -.ss-s s.
T7ia. ses; o .-s ssl;-.............. 5 p 2sa 50
We have not space Tor the Ge,ai.. Of TIE Re
port; ard they are Of such a nature that they
cannot be condensed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20

On the s day Of July, in TIE year 1863. was
fought al Gett' eburg one o. the most neno-a-
ole b8t'ies Of the var When We take ilto &C
count all the circumstances surrounding AID al
teusog the canpa gn Which cu'g,instei there.
it i Impossible not % fee that the FIELD = hisfo
rio and iauou- forevr-. The army OF tne PoiO-
mac. the largest snG best appointed Of TIE Union
armies in the a-ld mad then h'e.v, under The
command Of Gen HOoSer crossed tie R-ppa-
hammock river successfully. In The face Of tre
enemy. ard marched 10 Chancel.orsv. lie. vi
hgh hopes ana the CO. gr8tuistions Of the Who =
county, 70 Offer him battle ont only 70 return
Sith hopes Disappointed, and coz g-a;ulati0Hs
turned 70 doubts snd discourage cement Tie rebel
general. the most trusted auo sSAtul Of them
a., Immediately made his preparations 70 in
prove the occasion u his great advantage Col
Letting Nth gres- TAI 1iIy the ia-ge-t and ossr
disciplined army tat tie Coated rsc- IS ever
9ut IL the Ted BE- assume t'e ,f-n-ive. Tx
~ Up his Inc o. march Straight ior TIE middle
States. the ~-sli5iesr src NOT porulcus portion
OF toe Cai0o. he lef, the Union srroy behind
BIN, or merely covering the Capital and the
gres; cities DoE mos, seriously ne1sced With
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
The Frsl : hnrp-shooters

ExEcUTlvE OFFICE. !
Lansing, January l9. 1903. !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Despite the storm
of Saturday evening, the Couldocks drew a
crowded house, and the drama of "Jessie
M'Lane'' was put upon the stage in admi-
rable style. The play was one well adapted
to show the peculiar exeelleneies Of the
Couldocks' acting. Nothing can be more
perfect than the rendering the supper scene
of John and Jessie McLane after the inter
view of the Tempter with the unfortunate
wife. The beautiful simplicity of character
and mode of life of the English poor was
presented by Mr.. Couldocl in the most
beautiful and touching manner. And the
passages between John McLane and the
Tempter, after the six months hunt for the
wife, were rendered with power and spirit
which we have never seen cqualed.
Miss Couldock's impersonation Of Jessie
showed the most careful, searching study,
and she succeeded in making US forget, for
the time, that she was "aeting part" by
her fidelity to nature and truth in the pre-
sentiment.
We were specially pleased with Mrs
EIlsler in the character of /" Betsy Brown, -
which was done up to perfection.
Mr.. Lee, as "Marsden," gave US good
scting, and Jim Lewis played the Cockney
as only Jim can.
The tableaux were excellent, and the
scenery, &c, were unusually good, through
out.
The play was concluded with the farce
called the Wandering Minstrel Jim
Lewis appeared as Jem Bags, and such an
appearancel IfGrant should engage Jeems,
with that instrument of his, to "circum-
navigate" Richmond seven times, footing
his horn all the while, we have some money
to bet that its walls would tumble like
Jericho's.
To night the play of "Jessie McLane''
will be repeated, and conclude with the
farce called the f.Ghost," with Jim as
nDiggory."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

vAR1AN-HoFFMAN COMMUNICATIONS
Varian, the prima donna, and Mr.. E. Hoif-
man, the celebrated pianist and composer,
will give one grand concert in Brainard''
Hail on Thursday evening next. They
will be ass sted by J. R. Thomas, the well
known baritone and composer, of New
York. The mere announcement to our
citizens is all that is required to insure
them an overflo owing house. The programme
exceis that of any they have heretofore
offered TO our musical connOisseurs. Ma
dame Varian's selections Of operatie gems
and ballads could not be surpassed, ana
Mr. Hoffman Gudging from his selections)
is determined to outrival all the Pianists
that are now concertizing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
RALLY ONCE AGAIN
Grand Union Meeting at
MeadViIle, Oct. 10th.
The Greatest Gathering Of the
Campaign.
General Hooker, Senators Sumner
and Wilson, Governor Randall
and Governor Norton
to Speak.
GENERALS sCHEHcK AND GARFIELD EXPECTED
RALLY RALLY!I RALLYll1

Another grand rally of the Union masses
of Northern Ohio and Western Pennsylva-
MIA will be held at Meadville, Pennsylvania,
on the goth of October.
1t will bs addressed by MAjor-Genersi
Joseph Hooker, Senators Wilson and Sum
ner, Ex-Governor Randall, of Wisconsin,
ank Governor Morton, of Indiana. Gene
rails Schenck and Garfield have also been
invited, and are expected to b present.
Preparations are in progress for making
this one eff the grandest gatherings of the
campaign.
Rally in your might, Union voters of
Ohio and P6nnsylvanial Never has
more brilliant galaxy of orators than that
named above been assembled to address
you'll Come up and listen to them. Come
by railroad and by wagon. Come by rail-
road and by wagon. Come in delegations
or by yourselves. Come by hundreds and
thousands, and unite in one grand Union
Rally.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17
THE TWELFTH OHIO CAVALRY.
Casualties in the Twelfth o. v. c. al
the Battle of SaItyiIle.

The following is list of the casualties
in the Twelfth Ohio Cavalry in the battle
of saltvile, October 2, 1884
KILLED.
serg't Isaac A G-een, I, Corp Hector Mcdonald, B,
Wesley Beans, D.
WOUNDED.
Captain Orange Sells, D, abdomen, mortally.
Captain N Degenfeld, l, thigh and left leg,
serssant John C Gratz, B, arm, slightly.
Sergeant R Murray, g, h sd, mortaly, missing
Sergean Lafayette Montague, 6, hip, slightly
Sergeant David i SpChn, h, shoulder severely
Corporal Ell Smith, +, abdomen, mortally.
Corporal Mark Dillon, !, cheek and toe, slightly.
Adam Crawford, 4, abdomen.
Simon Valentine, A, fhouldeT, slightly
Franklin Connell, B, both legs, severely.
Omar McCaster, i, head. slightly.
Oscar Fragell, D. thigh bone broken.
George VRnohrist, d, thigh, slightly.
David Hill +, leg.
Andrew st Dennis, +, left arm.
Eugene Burre1, F, thighs, severely
Isaac c Thompson, G, side, dangerously.
John Pollock, H, arm.
John o Brown, II, shoulder.
Miller McCoiluni, II, leg, badly.
John F McClintOck, l, shoulder, severely.
Frederick Hollger, !, thigh.
Alexander LAnders, 1, leg, slightly.
Edward Doll, K leg and chest.
Charles p Wolverton, X, neck, slightly
John shannon, X, ~rm, badly.
David Ross, side, slightly.
John Jackson =, nose, slightly
MISSING.
serrt Carlos A West, F, Sergt B NJ Hill, 2,
aergt Franklin NJ Arm-Sergt George AunesS, /,
strong. y, Corp George " Kittsmil-
Corp Charles " Towns Ter, L,
bend. E Thomas NJ Armstrong, y,
Charles Gsssin, y, james Blackwell, D,
Hrnrv shoeker, T. Jacob Pense, II,
FIiiah CuI ert, 1, Robert A Daniels, L,
John Barr, L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS following
transfers have been entered on the re-
cords of this county during the past week !;
S. B. Meeker TO Edward Wade; 63%
acres ofland in East Cleveland. Consider
alton 81, 800
n. C. Baldwin to William Plegraf; so
feet front Of Pea9i ssreet, near mulberry,
by 90 fe,t deep. Consideration $3.50.
Pauline Udall to John Martin; 40 feet
front of Franklin street, near Pearl. by $50
feet deep. Consideration 50 200.
H Avery to Louis Harms 80 acres Of
land in Euclid Consideration S4,974.
A. A. Allen to NJ. ]. Paisa 5 acres of
land in NeWburg, fronting the Wilson
Avenue. Consideration 81 1886.
Jared Hard to Andrew Bruner; 20 acres
of land in Warrensville. Consideration
$500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-17

ITALIAN OPERA.-The Grand Italian Opera
Company, comprising Madame whiting
Lorini, signor stefani as tenor To6VstO,
Mile. Nathalie Testa as cOatralto, Signor
Testa as tenor di grazia, Sig. Amodio as
baritone and NJ. Behrens as a conductor,
will open this musical week by giving two
CONCERTS on this and tomorrow evenings
in BrainaTd's Hall.
Two acts of s'Norma" and the fourth act
of ala Traviata" will be rendered this
evening, and al Trivetore" entire to-mor-
row night.
Every lover of music will be in atteu-
dance.