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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28


O'Clock p. M,
Tuesday, November 1st, 1864,
at Public Vendue. l. benjamin Waters, sheriff said
County, and Special Master Commissioner in the
case, and by order Of the Court Common Pleas Of
said County, will ofr sale the highest bidder
the property keown. as the ''Oho White sulphur
Springs Property, in tracts, described follows
Situate in the state OF Ohio, County of Delaware and
Township of Concord, to VITA tract of land contain
ing 10 acres, part Survey No l4I the Virginia
Military District, beginning the original corner Of
river. at low ateT-mirk, distant peTches from a
beech and stone the bank Of said river; thence
south IS degrees, west zS7 poles, to BoXeder thence
north 10 degrees wesl IS poles hickory Beech and
sugar tree, the southwest OF the James Nc
KItrIck tract thence with the line OF said McKitrlck
the rIver and thence, with the river, IS poles 10
The pl ace OF beginning. Appraised at SSOO00.OO.
Also tract of land tanning co 26 615-1OO acres.
part of Survey No. 2642 said Military DISTRICT
mencing at stone on post on the est bank OF tne
ScOtu river, the north east of said Survey
No. kT42 running thence south degrees. rs minutes
along the boundary OF the Survey % rods to a
post aud the of the road; thence
south 205 degrees east along the the road
81 I&5 poles post and three stones; thence north
IS d grees q minutes east along the boundary the
survey, 13l rods To post ana pile 0f stones the
west bank OF the river and thence north degrees
west 5S poles to the place of beginning. APPRAISED
100000.
SAID tracts, appraised as body OF land, at
$4,000. 90.
Given under my hand as Sheriff OF said County, and
Special Master Commissioner said case, officially this
30th DAY OF September, 1864. b. C. WATkkS,
Sheriff, b. C. o., and
REID x EATON Special Master Commissioner
Atty IS Plaintiff
September SO, '64-5cw p. f. s10.SO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Wednesday,
after learning the result OF the election came
to the conclusion that the people were not ht
for SELF government. That is exactly the opini-
ion entertained by Jcf Davis. There is
wonderful similarity between the southern
rebels, and the supporters Of McOiellao.-
The twain arc certainly one Gash and are Que
In eDtrit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28

SurrKNcED. -Addi.tou Brown, OF George
town, has bseu sentenced to Eve years impris-
onment at Fort Delaware, for givi ig aid and
information to the enemy during ths invasion
Of Maryland in July l4st.-N Y.1dmss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28

The vote OF the Ohin soldiers IN the Poto-
mp, army so lar as reported stands about
tweuty-six Union to one Mcclellan. This is
the army which idoizes the heroic young com
mander Of the gunboats.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28

The iron men of Troy made further re-
duction of SlOA ton in the price of iron on
Monday. This makes total decrease of $50
from the highest price of the article.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28
Hasheesh Candy.

TIHE ORIENTAL NERVINE COMPOUND, is for the
L first time introduced into this country IN a medi-
Gated and agreeable form.
A MOST DELIGHTFUL
Fxbarant confectionzed. For long time it has been
used in Eastern Countries by young and Old 1t adds
10 beauty es well years. Produces the most perfect
mental CheerfuneEs.
JOY AND BEAUTY
GLADDEN. the heart. The writer the speaker, the stu
lent and the business man, seem to gather new IN
suiration aud new energy readiness and keeness of
pel cepton unknown before
HAPPINESS OR MISERY 2-THAT IS THE QUESTION.
We can recommend it as Of the most wonderful
and efficient medicines known 1t Is thousand
tod better than Quinne for CHILIs and FEVER II I'm
parts vgor and strength to the mind and body truly
marvellous, and will
REJOICE THE HEARTS OF THOUSANDS.
Send for a descriptive List. Sold by Druggists sv'
erywhere Price so cents and 81 per box
Imported only by the GU NJAH WALl.AH CO., once
SO Beekman street, New YORK
STARR x BROTHER are Sole Agents for Delaware
Sept %, '64-lm-pd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
PROPERTY FOR SALE!
Thesday, Nouemaber 1st. 1864,

A THE 90 or The COURT HOUSE, IN The
"A town of be.aware, delaware County, Ohio, at enc
O-c n m m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28
s. P. & J. j. SHUR

Are selling fine article of FRENCH MERINo at
Two Dollags (S2, ,OO) per yard.
Delaware, Obi, Oct. "A, 1864
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-10-28
House spouting.

~ ONE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
Il short notiCe-matcTlal and Workmanship warrant
al 10 be tre bestprices owaave your orders at the
Large Stoy Q and TinStore OF T. EVANS JR-
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The Important Movements Before RicA-
mond-Ths Operations OF tho Uaaso
Armies-Anothor Visit 60 Petrolaa-
News from Central and South America
Cuba, Mexico. sc.
The Cunard mall steamship Scotia, Captain Judkans
viii leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close At seven O'Clock ~
morning.
The New YORK HvnAIp-Edion for Europe-wili -
ready at elk O'Clock the morning It will contain fuu
Details Of the Important Movements Of the Armies besss
Richmond the 9th ult, accompanied BY Map OF NJ
Scene o. Operations Additional particulars OF she rccsns
Victory the Shenandoah valley The Latest News froD
the Army OF General Sherman Georgia, and accounts =
the d the Union Forces in all sections OF u
country; An Interesting account Of another vsN tePe
troiia from Central and South America Cuea.
&C. and accounts Of all other interesting and Imports
events OF tho past week.
Single copies, in Wrappers, ready for msiiiag. ~
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
Arrivals and Departures.
AltRty AIS.


uAssuRa-steamship Germanr--w Geechen. family ssA
IN, family servant Miss Ids .eyer Gust Tesse,
Schmidt MIRA AndreeDaud and servant Morris speyer ana
lady John Freyviah and lady Naquartsen And lsdy
Enrique Nordenase ana lady slinglun aBf Riy aad
jos Dsnnemann. Capt Mstthar, l. Dyrenfurth. Pe~
Schut2e 10 schuster Miss Hedwig Brausr hs
RI mann Sternteu. s. Johnson y @ johnson. Wa
lets, Penenreder Konig-73 in the sscoad cabin asa
bJI Ia the seeragc.
LrvHarooL-seamship City Of Cork-Cspt Lord, Edv
Clinton. Lieut. Cary. Rfe Brigade Mrs Clark aud thres
daughters: Mrs Campbell Mira Hadden. Mr ant Mrs wM
ausU Mr. aud Mrs Richard K Guhb,ns Mrs slater ana
two children Miss slater Mr. and Mrs Cohen Dean.
DupOs j c Gore John Csrdukes, Pedro q dc Porto Cag
Ber;on. Mrs. Batter Reverend Dents, BiRu<t
Gonteaoir Frsssmet George Eadss Jas Smith, ALFRED
Mils-snd lS5 In the steerage.
PoRr RoYAI. SC-Steamship Fulton-Col Hoyt, IAso-
Colonel N w Hooper, Colooei Ros, Major
jor Abie; Ma ior Herrick, Malo Allen, Pay
USA: Chiei Engineer w HaGm y \ N; Snrgee4
NJ Hawks. Capt Karen Capt Chas Van Blyke, Capt
Picrson, Capt Haveland, Capt W Chatham, Caot
Rmile, Capt Soder, Capt Hotage, Lieut. McCaughss
and servant, Lieut. James Chase Lieut. II whesingos.
Lieut. Vidal, Lieut. Stroup Lieut. Terry BesrA
Acting Master Rodger. U n; Kngineer Pemberso.
Phelps u 5 Daniels A Graef Dilano, r r Pitcher,
= Uncles, Dowie Theo Holt y Douglas
Miss NJ BENEDICT Mrs Rugg Lieut. HollingswortA.
Lieut. whitney Lieut. StrattoR. Lieut Il Mattisoas
Lent Osborne A Day. Wrightmeyef, Mr. rhompsea,
Capt ohm Friedel, Babcoct, Fleming. W Sur~. .
Farrar, d Mckel, Holden Brush, q DsvtA y
Ficth, J Kilyd, Murdock, j Campbell, Ferry,
Welsh NJ Thaycr Il Hewitt J Brown. Bruiu. ~
sweretxer, Schluoken-and 80 Ia the stseraSs.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Another Visit % Petrslia-Nsws frSo
Europe, dse.
The mail steamship North star Captain Jones, ~
leave this port for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and ths South Psssos
will close At ha.past ten O'Clock to- morrow morning
The NEW YosK HknAI p--Edision for the Pacinc-vin
be ready at ten O'Clock In tho morning. H VI
full accoost, from special correspoodssls.
the rsconnoisssncs Richmond accompassA
with map OF the OF operations; the latest D.
spa,chcs from sheridan's army 10 the shenandoah ~
srestng details OF the ements General shermAaS
Georgia. and reports Of the movements Of ~
Uuion forces all portions OF the country; another -
teres ting account Of Wait Petroisa late froD
Europe and reports q all interesting events Of the pss
ten days.
single copies, IN wrappers, ready for maiIior sis
CARTE
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
The vsrmoas saprs,ns court.

AosrvsLnv Nov. l, ls6i.
The Legislature today 70 elected the present Board Of
Judges Of the Supreme Court Tor the ensuing year 90 o
iows-Chef Justice, Luxe P. Poland Assistant Justices
Asa O. Ads Jso P,erposs James Barrett l. q Ksioss
and Ashsel Peck w. a. vsavy, a Rutland, was s'scisa
r,g-.is. a .5,~a~'r'rns az the Haprsns Court
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
s il e q M A N.
MevsmsaSs Of Hoods sad ForrssVs
Rebel Forces, sc,

MOvsmsats OF HOODS and Forrssssa
Rebel Forces, &c.
nAsavILx. Nov. 4, 1884
since bn repulse &C Decatur Hood moved turthss
West, along tho south side OF tho Tennessee us 4
believed 10 have passed of his infantry tss
river at or Bsisbrdgs. twelve miles above Florence
No par. OF his force has be moved further North.
rebel rumov here has reported that he was comtcs
thus way. Ills purpose u difficult 20 ascertam. W,'hs
strong Union force bis frons sod rear sod on hs
Hank, feers bis making demenstratIcn IN 'sas
quarter ars simply ridiculous. UnaoubIediy hts move
ments prompted BY a desire TO adecs the coming
election
Gen Thom@ 10 10 tes city, and Is prepared for snS
movement Hooc may MAKE in this dreclion. StrosS
hodies troops moving into the propsv poaiiious
Tho Union feeag here Of strong hone that HosS
Will place himself 10 position which viii be -
ncus for him 70 sxtrcae himself Sauoot
coAxsd bulied QUE OF Asnta VIII continue 10 hssS
shss piaOs ss all hazards.
Forrest with cavalry sorss, reported to thress
snins Jacksonville, v'here there large quantities
govsrnmept Three Transports destroyed
part of hs command Ample preparations hsve sssa
made 70 bold Johnsonvis ana eftsctuaiiy rspeso sns
forcs the rebels may bring against it
THz OrxsA-Don Giovanni will be sung TO night % ~
Academy Of Music with the thrso prime aonne In w
leading soprsn0 parts n1coh OF course assuming ~
character s Donna Anna On Thursday shc sauo open
will be repeated in BrookiYs.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
military Affairs.

THH sENTENcR op MAJOR rRowBsIDGs cosURHuot
That portion T sentence OF eeuers court marttas
in tho OF MAJOR w. W. rrowbrdgo. Foureenth Nsu
York heavy artillery which directs him TO be ored
and that his crime name and place OF abocs, aod Ban
ishment be published In tho prncps newspapers in 40
CITY OF New York and in tho State from when H.
has been approved ana confirmed, and that which -
qures accused to .reiuudn the oi aif nundrs
dollars 70 the sproper autnorttles " rcmtted frexs
rundi
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

An Admirable Gomun narum.-why 10
the language ~ solioquy Ike rHALOrs MIGHT BLOon-
rsG CbRLtg Because nses ~ when dressing ones
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

AZ the Oregon state Fair, Just Closed.
two hrs prerainms were awarded 10 tbs GROVER RA-
NER sewing Machines
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
President Petroleum

Preside mt Petroleum Company. - We
tnat the stock OF this beng rApty akeA
MP In looking their circular hnd that ITS officers
directors gentlemen OF great and stand vss1
high In th. community Inc interests OF The
will be noticed will be vel guarded Our reafsrs vho -
tend In this species OF enterprise would do WG
pton agents, who know 10 be -
able mer L. n. SIMPSON co, "a Cedar streSt
fort. Their advertisement be h snotAs4
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Batchcier's HaN Dys-she Best In fnS
world HArrassa renahe iut,antapeovA The ony perSe
DYE Sold ~ all druggists rasssvy q rsrrlay sr~s<
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

wigs and HsfS Dying .-rhs Largest
Of wigs IN the world The old essAhlishmsnt 4
RArCHELoR. ID Beea street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Private pnstruetiov. N Psnmamshlp
and Beckkespns ~ GOLDSMifHs lnaissts, 13A DrsAA~
wN, corner Of kGhth street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Gtlt mbb--Nsv sfylss Jnl -
GEoRGE G. AhL1k, 70 40 Sr'~a.sS' 80 -
Ca II tssrs
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

For the uair and shin-Bsrrys ~
cophsseos ne sssa ssa esearess Ars's ss'd ~ -
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

,..,... Hy~n.tpbrs--Now Sty1es. TIVE,
- a.. ,.h. ,sr 10 sAirtv ave dol ara For sals
X, 'ssEp IL ALLEN, S@ .i5 Broadway. sac door bss~
laua
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

Crissadsrs's Hair Dye, Preservvs
AND w " Depot vholssals ana rctAil We As@r asA
The dys applied bp sSill artisss
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

ytrn..t premium Lock stitch Sowing
,.,n,s.. uBnELER A WILSON, o2H Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02
A New Sensation.
THE rICo-NEURALSICoE.'

for restoring Sight Hearing Disesssd Throat CA~sA,
ng And for The of Caarrh Ia ia vsrt form
me theme OF The dsy NJ ths cousulnu
rooms gIs Brosd~ay nsa- Twelfth street, Croas nTS
III snsd IN one misato.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

chdrsa Teeshins Dyssu,ery si parrAna rgvasss
IN. stomach An1 Bowels and cures Wind Colo.
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

n PrONIWy.-The NV
TPs dollar patent SEWING MACHINE. perfect saaS
worl ing charm indispspssbe TO every family drea4
na.rr tres a. MdfUrUsHS CleAD
store. ta7 Broadway y, where the little wonder may -
,.en in ope ration !. r. RICHThR,
Genera Agent for the state of New rsrA
The New York herald., 1864-11-02

An InfstiybIe Renedy.-HaIe's Honey
or HoREHoUND AND TAR-A certain cure fer eou4A
cold. nhUens hnsrse di1cuh breathing and AL anoD
tons the bronchial lnbes and lungs eadsg
ut on The Honey ~ HorehouDd soothes all irr
ton Tns OF Bslssn of Cesd penetraes ccansss -
hras all u 81 the throat and lungs Ihnrsn nsSnlqp
Ike tor sale by AL drugs stA CHAkLh6 pOWNEA
General A Aeent, "a Cedar street. Nov Yorh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

Huron, in ls47, being nearly seventeen years
old, and was owned by Captain John Gard
ner, of Buffalo, and commanded by Captain
Charles Roscoe. She was about 400 tons
burthen. She had been "running wild"
during the last few years, and was, at the
time Of the collision, bound from Toledo to
Buffalo, with a cargo consisting of 1900
bushels Of wheat, some oats, and about fifty
barrels of -four.
We visited the Arctic, in our harbor, yes
terday, and were surprised to see that she
had received no pereeptible injury whatev-
er, from the shock. The fact that she met
such blow with so little damage testifes
very decidedly to her great strength and
excellence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

the meeting, loud cheers being given for
Sherman, Lincoln, BrOugh, Tod, &c. A
Mcclellan man called for three cheers for
" Little Mac" which was responded to by
three weak, faint, and despairing shouts,
and much louder laugh of derision.
Bonfres were ablaze all over the city-in
front of the LEADER Office, on the Square,
on Seneca, Bank and Water streets, and all
over the city. Rockets were sent up, mines
fired, and the whole city seemed alive with
JOY.
The grand Union ball has been set in mo-
ton. It will roll on, gathering fresh
strength all the time, until it overwhelm'
all opposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

FROM LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer Il
linois, Capt. Robertson, arrived on Friday
morning from Lake Superior, and left again
the same evening for the same destination.
The following is the memoranda of her
trip:
Left Ontonagon August 2Sth, at 10 P. NJ,
calling at the usual landings. The propel-
Ter Gov. Cushman was at Portage Entry,
and would remain there another day in con-
nection with the circus company. The
propeller Iron City arrived at Marquette at
2 P. N. on the Both; and saw the steamer
Cleveland that evening bound down. Pass
ed the steamer Michigan off Grand Island.
Net the steamer Traveller below Marquette,
and the steamer Meteor at midnight off
Grand Marais. The following vessels pass
ed through the Saut Canal on the 2Sth:
schooners A. Bradley, NJ. Ballard, Austria
liza, H. L. Whitman, J. ". Nichols, and
bark Monitor, bound down; on the Both,
none; on the 31st, schooners Moselle, White
Cloud and Perseverance, bound up. Met
schooner J. F. Warner at Lime Island, sail
ing up, and schooner Ellen Williams at an
chor at Pipe Island. ...
The Illinois brought down sixty tons
copper from the Quincy mine, thirty-three
ingot copper from the Franklin, Pewabic,
Sheldon and Columbia mines, and $50 pas
sengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

FAIR OF THE TwINsBURGH UNION AGRICUL-
TURAL soC1ErY.-The Union Agricultural
Society will hold its ninth annual fair at
Twinsburgh, Ohio, on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday next, September sth, 9th
and 10th. The officers of the Society have
taken pains to make the coming fair more
complete in every respect than any former
one, and larger exhibition than has ever
been held before will be offered on this oc-
casiOn. The Twinsburgh fairs have become
noted for their display of fine cattle, and
in this respect the coming fair will excel all
previous ones.
On the second day the annual address
will be delivered.
On the third day a grand cavalcade of
about sixty ladies will go through a battal-
ion drill on horseback, which will prove
very attractive feature of the fair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

FOURTH WARD.-Referring to a resolution
passed by the contributors to the fund to
raise recruits to fill the quota of the Fourth
Ward, under the last call, we find that
about one half of the enrolled men of the
Fourth Ward are excluded from taking
shares in said Protection Association. It
is therefore earnestly requested that all
such as are excluded by this action, will
meet at the Engine House this (Monday)
evening, at X o'clock, to take such steps
as will lead to a similar protection. Let
all be present. What is done must be done
at once.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05
[BT TELEsRAFH.I


COttOn-Dull, unsettled and sc lover-N Sales AZ
81 so for middling uplands.
FlOur-Stste and W,stern dun and 25a5O eta
lower. -
Sales ct SO 259lO IS extra State; SlI I5aI1 40
for common to good shipping brands extra Hound
Hoop Ohio; sl1 35@13 IS for Trade Brands MAJ
ket closing dull, with buyers at outside quota
tiOns.
Nhisl<y-Heavy and lower; Western 81 s0a
81, closing dull at the inside price.
Wheat-Very dull and nOminaIIv 264e lov-,.r =
Winter red western 81 IS.
COrn-Dun and 2G3c lower. Sales Al Il eO1a
bz for mixed western, co"ing at inside; 81 So f9T
one load very choice do. ~ '0-
Oats-Quiet and steady at sS1Sc for western.
Sugar-Quiet at 2Oc for Muscoyado.
EelrOleum-hominal at 5OG52c for Crlde- 81
gslc for Refined in bond; S7Jd9Oc Refined free.
SOrk-Opened quiet and lower. Prices are sr
~ ~ for mess; $40 25@4I 25 for new do CLOSING
at Sft OOSss -OO93s so for prime; $50 OOa4O cor
prime mess, chiefly at the latter price Also, 900
66ls new mess for September, buyers option. at
Beef-Quiet and heavy.
Lardl-OPened heavy and closed firm. Sales at
z592412e Also 500 ibis for all September at 2E<
dZ45<c, ~
Butter-sOmewhAtu unsettled at Gs@45c FOR Ohio
Cheese-More or less nominal at 2O@271So.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05
THE DRAFT.
Extension of the Time for Recruiting
----ImperfeetiOns iu the List Oi
Credits.
excellence

Extension of the Time for Recruiting
----ImperfeetiOns iu the List Of
Credits.
No orders have as yet been received for
an immediate draft, but the Provost Mar
shal is i'll readiness to begin at any mo
ment, and the wheel may commence its
dreaded revolutions tomorrow morning.
A week, however, still remains in which to
RECRUIT, for every man mustered in before
the timeset for drafted men to report at the
Draft Rendezvous is credited against the
draft, and for each man so mustered in, the
last man on the roll of those drafted is
stricken off.
The list published Saturday morning is
quite incomplete, and purpOrts to be only
an approximation. Many credits are yet to
be added, which will, in many cases, more
than cancel the deficiency; The share of
the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Tenth
and Eleventh Wards in the credit of sos,
under Gov. Brough's proclamation, has
not yet been assigned, not having been re-
ceived from Columbus. They amount to
II6. Other credits are still to be assigned
and the prospect is that that this draft
will be a much lighter one than the
last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

A FESTIVAL OF BEAUTY.-0n Wednesday
and Thursday evenings next, will be pre-
sented, at Brainard's Hall, series of mu-
steal and patriotic tableaux, entitled ''The
Festival of Beauty" under the direction of
Prof Fox, Some three hundred young la
dies and misses take part, and the result is
a spectacle unequalled in beauty and inter-
est, and quite unique in character. The
programme includes a series of musical
gems and tableaux of various sorts, closing
with a musical and patriotic series of ta-
bleaux, entitled "The Great Rebellion. 3"
The press speak very highly of this exhibi-
ton, and we advise every body to see it,
Tickets are for sale by the young ladies of
the schools.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

PENxANsHIP.-We have been permitted
to see some specimens of the new and ex
tensive system of Penmanship devised by
the late P. R. Spencer, and now being ex-
ecuted and perfected by his successors
They are splendid specimens of skilled
labor.
The spencerian system is now pretty
firmly established throughout the whole
country. Northern Ohio may justly feel
proud of the labor of the spencer's in per-
fecting their system of Penmanship. We
trust, therefore, that the city of Cleveland
will not make the mistake of throwing out
a system for the sake of a little short-sight-
ed economy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

TIE MARzETTI TRoUPE.-We are glad tc
see that Manager Ellsler, in accordance
with our suggestion on Saturday morning,
has engaged this unequalled troupe for an
other week. Theirperformance on Saturday
evening excelled anything previous, and
their triumph was most decisive. This
evenings performance includes the famous
Flying Trapeze" feat, the spectacle "En-
dymion's Dream" some "Roman Group
ings," and the excellent comic pantOmine
of "Godensky, the Skaters of Wilma" Go
and see it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

OUT OF THE DRAFT.-The Second Ward
has followed Newburgh out of the wilder
ness. It has got off the anxious seat. We
learn thaton Saturday evening last money
enough was subscribed at the meeting of
the Second Ward to clear it. Good for the
"reliable Second" We look to see the
Fourth, Eighth, Ninth, and so on following
within twenty four hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

THE CELEBRATION AT BUFFALo.-Buffalo
was irrepressible with joy on Saturday
evening at the news of the capture of At
lanta, and overhowed with rockets, fire.
works, bonires and speeches. A most bril-
limit display of fireworks was followed by
some strong, sound speeches, and the peO-
pie went home comforted in their souls.
Sherman is making Union men all over the
land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

Wool GROWERS AssocIATIoN.-Thes semi
annual meeting of the Ohio Wool Growers
Association will be held in the Senate
Chamber, at Columbus, on the evening Of
Wednesday, Sept. 14th, the second day of
the State Fair. Every man in Ohio who is
at all interested in sheep husbandry should
attend the meeting of this Association.