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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ UIHOIEHATI RAILROAD.


1884. WINTER ARRAHaEaEET. IsSI-L.
On and after Monday, November 10Th, Passenger
oeptsd):
1st tTraiu-7s4OA A. .M.-OIEOIENATI EXPRESS
stOPPtng 81 Grafton Wellington, New London,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis tsrteF and WortbinS1
ton arriving At Orestline at l8:4O 8 n, O0lnm-
bus i:29 p. N Dayton 4;42 p. m, CinelnnAti6.Ss
p. N, st. Louis IO.45 a. N Indianapolis s.45 D.
m, Cairo 800 ?. n. Fort Wayne 4:i5 D. m, Oh1-
Id Train-3:i0 P Ai.SkO1ois5MODsTI TIOR.-
5toPs At all stations, aad arrives IN Oolualbua
Sd Train-z,IO P. SI.-sisHT ExliPREss-stOy-
ping at Beroa, Grafion, Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, CrestllBs, Gallon, Gilead CerdiEg-
ton and Delaware; arriving at Crsstline az no le
?. La, Columbus ls5 .. m, Dayton 4:45 q. N d,
S.neinnan 100 o. nj ln1iznspOii9 80 g. m st.
Louis $40 D. N Cairo 5;0Ua. m, IT. Wayne All
n, and Chicago Wis Orsstiins 1870 a. d.
rrsins leave Columbus at 800 and o:20 ~ $50 pm.
arrive aJ Osyslsnd - ~ q. ~, 2bO and 900 D. u.
OOH6EOTIOEIs.
4Aslby-5anGuAsy, MEzsEsld / Newark Railroad for
Msns1e4di Mt. ForDOD1 Newark, ZAaes-
Pistsburgh, Tort Wayne Chicago Ran.
read Forest, UFpef Sandusky, Delphos, L.
ma Fort Nsyno, LsTcFte, Chicago, So.
west AMI IA. or hGnsEsld, Wooster Ms
;tsIteH md BelIecE,rs Railroad Line, for Harioa,
sslleiopiAt9e, Sidney, UgloD. hrncss, In
vile, louisville, Cairo, st. Io1is, 90.
yeiaFare-Etth Springfield branch for Springfield.
uoluDBus-Iittl9 Miami Z Columbus, and Xsata
Baitro1t, for 1enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Hsute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LoYsls1d-
snd Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Mis-
NEEipp3 BailroadG -uinoinnatif for LoulETilla
Evansville, Oaizc, 81. Louis, and all points
or the Ohio river.
soi1IebCs-OsntralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss-
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PiQua q
Indiana Railroad for Piaua, Urbans, &c.
- FOR Tickets 70 all point5 and Information aD-
~ Af the Passenger Station, and At Onion Tokss
0moo, l47 Superior-Es
=. 2. FLINT,
CIsVelgnd. Nov. Is, "a suVsrfntsndsnt
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I HN G. JENNINGS,
Rs&l Estate & Insurance Agsnt,
ATWATER BUILDIAa.

Policies Written IN the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. p...s,-s
North American Fire Ins. Co. lSLtIOEo' G
Merchants FiFe ms. Comply. COhn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hampton Fire Ins. Co., s.
Massasoit spTingfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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Dl8s0LUTI0N.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The firm Of LITTLE 4 H0AGE, recently doing
bneiuees IN the name Of g. b Little Agent was dis
scved by mutual consent on the 10th day Of necsm-
bsr, 1858 All accounts and demands due said firm
are 70 be pafa to Geo Hoag At 81 7MerEin-St Cred
tors viii present their claims at the same place.
G. s. HOAG,
IHsb7-lss G'H,LITTLE,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rFOn the New York Tlibuns }


saOhl that men and women would read
aud ponder on the Lists Of Mortality Published
weekly, monthly and yearly in our city There is sY.
sr q iearfuiy great proportion of OozsumPtiou Ca
nes The Statistic Tables prove that While Oth,r dis
sasss slay their thonzands, Consumption ssys its
tens Of thousands.
s1n the early stsges Of Throat and Lung Com
piaiat We consider Madame zOdaz Portsr's CuKATIvE
BAtsAE inf.llible"
HEAadame PoFtsrs Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tained ct Benton Bros, and Strong s ArmstrOng's'
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland. Ohio. 1e66.kz lE
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERIENUE OF AN IEYALID-fublished for
the benefit and as a warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood, ETC., supplying at the same time
THE HEkNs OF sELFoUEE, By one who has cured him
SELF being put to great expense and injury through
medical hunbue and Quaokery.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be hsd Of the author.
NATHANIEL 1IAYFAIR, ESQ,
fsI5-lsodsw Bedford Kings Co., W.
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TAs Chief Attributes Of Manhood srs

hsquehtiT Lost or responded By msI-rractiese snd
esOga habits that VII inevitably i5ad 70 hers1ifaI
Sfues7s unIess checked in time Esad the truths lss
sovu IN the trsstiss uuUlIAE FRAIL.TF, or Pm
Ho1osIakE RsszARours." Il q elsboTstsy iIlustrs'
te6 WITH oOIoreI ougTzviRss and wiz convince thi
rsssi hardened and unooncsTrec, - we'll e. relisr
ths aInas OF tie nost des9oaciRE. by Loading thee
IL the right channel for rsiisf o. boiiy snd nsuts
agony snd despair.
RE-SoId By Dr. RARsow, Isf Blseoker-Et., n. b
Piss $ cent?. sent fres OYeTT See acFaTs=l
naeut OF 3 TriaIama-i' n another column
sod ElEo b. 9. ". ULABks DTugEisti CisTslAEfi
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These Lozenges are prepared from highly esteem.
ed recipe for aevisting Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds AID Irritation or
Soreness Of the Throst.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND Y0OAlISTS
win and them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing and relieving the throat after
auy unusual exsrt-on Of the vocal organs having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
Bg-sold b. ali Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
il the United States and most Foreign Countries st
s. osuts per baz- isDl2-b2 Inc
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
Al letter. Patent OF England, and secured b th,
seals q TIE Eoole de PnaEmsoie Go Paris Snd tn
npeTtal College OF Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for ExhAustion, 5uerrnstog
rhdsa and sll physical disabilities.
no. TgO completely efsiicatea all traces Of Ehcss
diseases that have heretofore bsen treated nau-
seous and perniclous use Of copsFis and cubeiI5.
Noe Three has entirely Eupplantsd tholninrioug uBa
OF mercury, thershy tnsuriEg 70 tho sufferer seeady
relief, dispensing 81 impurities, and roofing cus ~
TnIEsEnAR Nos. l, and }, are preparations IN TAD
form OF LcZenges, devoid o. tasts and snsl and csp
BE- carried IN the WsisioOat pOJkst. Sold In l casel
and divided into separate dOseH, as administered b.
Felpaus Lsliemend koux, Riceld, Ao Prizes @ each:
or cases for SO, which e3; and IN e2T cases
whereby there is saving Of ea. To be had whole
HsE York.
l1cDo3iatsiy on FsosiYinz remittance D.. Barrou
VII onward the TFesemsr to any psrs Ct the FTors
securely Packed, and addressed according 70 ia q.
ssrucefons oi tho writer.
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E4-lseo-x.
DRAKFs PLANTATION BITTEgs

pRAEEE PLANTATION BITTE2S-
They purify, strengthen snd inyigorats.
Ihsy create healthy appetite.
They arc az eDtidote to change Of Ester and dot
They overcome effects Of dissipation ! late hours
They strslgthen tho system and enliven the nlint
They prev ut missmBtio and intermittent fsYers
They puri = the breath and aCidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and CnOieTaHnorbu
They cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are : e best Bitters in the world. They maxi
the weak man strong and are eXhauBted natures gTaa
restcrer- They are made OF pure et Croix hunli tb
celebrated Elisaya Bark roots and herbs and 81
tsksl with be pleasure Of beverage vita n Rnri
to age OF time OF day. Particularly recommended Z
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulaEt. Solt
By all Grocers, Druggist Hot9lE end Saloons.
II. p. DBAKE co.
lulyI-Rae5T 20 Broadway, Il.
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, SIORNING. FRB. 10, 1884.
The Rontes 70 Idaho.

Yer Special and telegraph NeWs--see
First Pare. FOR LEGAL and Commercial
NeVVg.-tlee Fourth PAGE.
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4 FIRST EATE OFPcaTUSITT FOR INVESTMENT.
80 vacant Lots some on Canal and River and near TO
gain.
EUCLID sf-Briek House, two stories, basement
ties, SC. s4 500.
LAX E-ST-On Clinton Park, one and a half s45Tv
House and Lot, 51x99 g TO
KiAsM h-sr-A large and handsome House, lifted
up with al the modern imprOS smeHts: DFs-ipR
EooEl, lsX21 feet, and !args lot
ST. OLAIR-ST-Hew Brick Hsuse with modern i'm
proTsmBata. $1,000.
kIHSAl . .A-Sf-Noar Erie-st., good large Cottage
House and \ acre of land. s4, ,5OO
HlUKs-Sr-Aeg- the Circle, West SIDE House and
Lot. s7o0.
PROSPECT-ST-TEo Story Brick House, water and
gas and "a rooms. g go.
OEDAR-S -SI--hear Perry, two story House and Lot,
WALNUr-sT-G5od Brick House, two stories and
basement.
D-ST--Eesr Perry, Vacant Lot IO0xalO fsst
Soh-SE-hear Clinton Bark Vacant Lot, 5d1
go feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c, On Superior and Onterio-Sts
good fer Investment
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LYONS KATHAIRoE.

KAthafron is from the Greek word 'iKathro, CT
EAthsiro," sgniying 20 cleanse, reiuyinEte and 10
store This article Is what its name signihsz. Foi
preserving, restoring and beautiiying the human
hair ii Is the most remarkable preparation IN the
world Il is again owned and put up bV the original
proprietor, and is made With the care skill
and attention which gave il sale Of ever one uilos
bottles per snnun-
Il Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
lterE1icates scuFf and dandruf.
a Eeeps the head cool and c'ean.
If makes the hair rich, SOFT and glossy,
u rsstGres hair upon bald heads-
It pi5Fonts the hair from falling Of and turn
nag grey.
Any lsey or RsRtiamsn WHO values beautiful hesd
Of hsir should Ese Lg9n's Eathelron. It is known
Gud used Throughout th elsllizsd world, Seld b. e.
raEpsJtabie dealers.
DEEAs s. Bs EEES CO., Props,
ulyl-BaacW EeH York.
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QUA oKEH K-I earnestly caution all
young nen sufsring from Nervous Dobiiity, &s.,
Esainst endargsring their health By EatrOniEins
any OF the advertising ouAcs. You can fully reco7-
er by the methods used by tho Advertiser, and By
hundreds OF othees, AID IL 80 oTHER WAY.
Rssd Letter which VIII send yOuii you viii send
ne 8 post paid envelope bearing your address Di.
rect to EDWABD Il. TRAYER,
IauT-R2dtw Lock Box, Eoston Mass.
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HAIg REST0RER.
DROFBSSOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair Rest0Fer
nIsEksFs nF TIE sOELP.

DISEASES OF TIE SCALP.
The skill OF tho medical faculty in treating disea-
OF the scalp has in mEjJTIty Of IS, been bai
fed by this most peculiar diseass aft rs human frame
II Is not TO be wondered st, gs it Iuhes great
study, deep research and careful investigation ol
the causes which produce the di Rss. Unless the
ctuss is disco 7ered II ig Sn uttt impOsibili'y to
eradicats the dtssass and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of ths scalp have been pronounced incura-
bls By some OF the msat eminent physicians. have
devoted years OF study to this peculiar part of the hu
man frame, and 1 Rm satisfied that D 3ssess
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E8oFEEscE Or ELRC=E0PAFHY AHD haDIdTER,
Cfce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite thA City Hotel
Office hours frem9 to u and from ? to 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
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REAL ESTATE.
pkAETON 3 sTOOKWELL
REAG EsTATR LaENys,
'siaoa 10. 6 AtHAtsF building Entrance thsussl
the Insuranos Olee of d. y. Braylop.



House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
l5lx200 A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner Of Brownell and will
son-Sts. Lot 50 feet front, running TO the Lake.
Can be had at u bargain.
-Four Brick HCusas, os 50, g, 81 ard Sc Euc,id-St
Ots 2jXl3si very desirsble /, cation Win be sold
separate!O. or altCgeth er. Terms easy.
House and LOT No I75 i5ar,len \ Tnf 75yt95 s-nO
Frame House on University Heigh-s. OF 66x3n.
A very de irable resi- encs. Price s2,tOO. Terms
easy.
Brisk aOuse 70. I95st Clair-st. LOts7xl64 5000
Terms easy.
ard small Fruits. Prics $3.50 '''P''' o'' IL
Brick House No. 209 kinsman-St. Lot Il3x20l, Tl
be hsd at a bargain.
Lot on UUigersity eights; 65xls3 feet on Newton.
1T, south Of and near Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House no q Nood-st. Lot 43xlOO; gas and
Frame COttsgs on Super,Or-St. LO. s2x2O9. verJ
desire bic location
Brick Dwellings, Nos. I0i and IO6 Euclid Stree.
Lots running through TO EurOn street. Ven
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Psrkman and BrouneII-Sts
occupied also as q shoe shcp. Lot 25xIO0 fest
Price $50.
Building. Machinery, 60, for the manufacture o
ooXesl wash 0oardE, &C., corner of Wesr Eivel
and Main-StB. A good paving business
10 ieet on Euclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. loo 0hfO-St 100.
Two BRICK Houses and Lots on Euclid-St 4, nsar Per
Cottage, No I24 Laks-st. Lot 2sxloO feet.
House and Lot, no. 227 sooVille- avenue.
2l5 feet on Summit ST. extending to the Lake, cor
ner Seneca-St.
Five acres on Wilson n-Avonue, with considerable I'm
pTO-ements.
IS sSHABES CleYelond. .PainesvIlle AAshtabuia Rail
road stock.
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FARMR FnR SALE

Ehbub EOh SALE
2lO acres in Brecksvillei @ acres Improved balance
choice timber land s9 per acres. Terms easy.
q Acres 10 Beif2Td- Coed House aud Barn, Wster
and Fruit. Price 81, so.
100 Acr's in Sewburgh. House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and Is Scres Wood Land.
52S acres IN orange good frame House. IS acres i'm.
proved balance TIMBER.
y ncrua on ~ Clair IS. 5ulnli franc house.
Is scTos on kinsman-St, opposite the Cemetery
10 acres (5 Weod land, balance ImprOved) on Euclid
Road, good springs of water, fruit, and q good
situation for grapes.
OhOice and we'll selected lands In Iowa Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
80 acres in HeEburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good house aud barn and fns orchard IS GO
10 Acr on ST. Clair Read, two miles from the Public
Square.
IS ceres on the Hewturgn Road. House and Rarn,
Bruit, Weter, &C.
81 lees L. East cleveland under high sta . of cul-
livattOn, SO d house and barn * miles fr 10
City limits Teras easy fgbs
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$40 4. N.-AlaHE ESPEEg5 TEAIH-StoVEinF at
GirArd, A5htabals aud PEiaesYills only, and ar
riVes st Cleveland At 100 An.
SD EMAIL AND DAOCOEM0DkTIOE TRAIN
stopping at sl stations and arrives At OleVS-
land atl0.lB AZ.
$50 A. H.-TOLEDU aXPEESs-stoppiag at ell Sta-
tons excapt 5Ehnvlilo, SagbroOk, UnionTilla,
Perry, Mentor and Eickiida, and arrives AZ
Cleveland s. l:i0 P Il.
AS ?. E.-DAE Express TRAfR-StoPping s. Gi-
rard, OOnnes1t, Ashtabuls, End PainegEfIle
only, and argiTss II Cleveland &C 6:25 P ID
~ Second OlsEs Cars sTs run On ell through
Trains.
AL tie trains going Westward connect &c Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Ciucin-
natl lndisnapliss 81, Louis Sol sld all through
trains going Eastward, connect st DunEirk with tha
trains Of the y. Y. & = RsiEosd, and at Buffalo with
the9e Of the New fork Central and Bu1slo New
York City Railroads fer Now YORK, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Esilz &c, and a. Erie with trains On ths
Philsdslph3R anc Erie Railroad.
~ Day EZPross, East and West, connects st Gifsrd
with Trains On EEie sud Pittsburgh Rsil-oEd ter
Line5Tilio, nesdTiiie, Jamestown, &c.
4. HCJFfEGHAH, AaF'G
C1Israi4ud. No-embar 18th. Iss9
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SUGAR COATED, PUEHLY VEaaTAsEA
The Oidss+ Uhssps5ts sad most Reliable Famia
Eedio.ns in zee. EQre nssd thsa any other kind
Erios IS osnts-sl pills in box. See Uireulnrs.
Ss5-2old bT Strong Z Armstrong, Benton BrothsET
=. ", FsimSr, Ohurchfii & Bro Also, at TholsFsl
axa Tsssii ss Isl Ontario-ss., Cleveland By
g. G. HO&RIs, qenT AEent,
EpE Ohie, Eiohissn aaE Eldizzss-
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kEAD THE sULLJWIkG.
TESTIMONIAL OF MRS SARAH GOULD
Prof. DEMONS Two years ago my scaip became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling ont very
fast This disease spread until my scalp was one COM
pc sore ths burning and itching sensation was
insupporlAble. 1 would apply remedy after remedy
with only mcme2taTy relief. consulted sew raj
physicians Of this city was inform d by them that
the disease with which my alp affected wBg tbs
salt Rheum, and that they could not benefit me-. !
read your adv rtissmsut snd COZ cluded to consult
ycu. Tou assured ne that you would eradicate the
disease and my hair, which had become veIy
thin. With fhaG GsBUrAncs placed myself in your
hands, and the result is have luTuriant head Of
hs'r; my ycslp is perfectly well, and my hair has
ceased 70 fall out. Respectfully, Yours.
MRS SARAH GOULD,
No. l47 South Pearl-St, Albany, n. Y.
Its fact acknowledged by all who have uzed the
Hair KestoTsr, and their name Is Legion, that 1t Is
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RkILR0kR9.

A TLANTIO & GREAT WESTN
1858 1884
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight. HAIL, Express
And Telegraph BOute,
9oq1neeting At salamanca, New York, with the Kris
New York To Akron or Cleveland.
On and after Monday. November 18th, Isss, Throush
Passenger and freight Trains viii b run regularly
Between Cleveland and Esw York.
HEHNDlEPoRTAET PASSENGER ROUTE
Fare as Low IS by Any other Route.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passenger. By this Line have choice Of Five Dtss-
rent Routes between New York and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS
hallway, and al Ticket Ofices Of Conneoting Lines
under the Weddell House, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask for Tickets Vfu the Atlantic and Great
Western and Erie RailwHys.
Il =
giving passengers ample time to dina ct the
SD1cHeDFy House,
Ths Best Hallway Hotel in thu Country,
NEW &EIPEDITIOUS FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL.
No tEanshIpmsnt Of Freight between New YORK
and Akron or Cleveland. Merchants in the West
and Southwest will find It to their advantage 70 Or
der their goods to be forwarded via the Ere and At
lRntio and Great Western Railways, thus saving
trouble and expense.
Rates Of Freight a. Low as By Any Othsr
Ail-hail Routes.
Especial attention will be given 70 the Bpesdy
transportation of treght Of all kinds, East West
The Engines, Cars and other equipments OF thil
Company are entirely new and Of tie most improved
modern style.
- The only Direct Route to the Wonderful
Oil Regions OF Pennsylvania,
Via MeadYille or CORY.
FROM Lsavittsburgh the hIahouing Branch Fuusto
Youngstown and the Coal Mines.
- This Road ls being extended, and viii soon BE-
IN oomplete running order to Gallon, UrbanA, DaF-
ton and Cincinnati, without bresls ci Gauge.
J. F2RH6WORTH, Gsnsral Fre{skt AGENT
I. h. GOODMAN, General Ticket AGENT
II r. SEEETSEHE, GenI Sug5k,
MeadY1lle, Pa Nov. 20, 1888 noVls- 81
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On and AFTER Monday. November 18th, Isss, Throush
Passsnger and Treght Irains Nili hs nm ragnlarlI
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FARHs AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres on Cedar-s3s, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grapes.
EaSt CleYeisuc-Aear Eucltd-St. aud Wilson Ave.
nue. large Gnd coaYeuisnt BItck House. WITH
Inoaefn Improvements, Barn, ~ acrss lane with
Fruit, &C. For esfOJ.
- Also, q large number OF Farms, Out-Lots
DEslllng5i 30 too numerous 10 advertise. decI5
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BetWeen cleveland and EoW York.
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Fare e ION o By Any OtheE Rou.e.
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z LITTLE, DNALER In REAL
-ESs ESTATE, RallFOad and other Stooks. Has on
hand large lot OF Ferns and Farming Lands a.
this State lcWs HiscOn8il snd Illinois.
~ O1ace over Ea. %, south side 0f Pub. SauEzs.
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NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight. HAIL, Express
And Telegraph BOuse,

0onneeting at Salamanca, New York, with the Iris
ksllIay, forms acontin1ous SIX Feet Track from
new HoFE % Akron or Cleveland.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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IENlED INP0aILNI PlssEasER ROuTE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-23
WIN the Negroes ripht .

In view Of Vicksburg and Fort Wagner e
seems idle to ask such question as this. and
yet there are those who have not unlearned
all their sneers about the courage of the me-
groes. The New York Herald of Nov. 4th
gives the following testimony, while discuss
ing the question at the head Of this article:
We have before us . letter from a distin-
guished general, 1--WE wish we were at liberty
TO use his name and infuence) who saws Fort
Gilmer found the other day that they would
fight; they raised each other on the Darapets
to be shot at as they appeared above.S
The negroes referred to here, says the Prov
denee Journal, were four companies of the
Seventh Regiment, U. S. colored troops, COM
manded by the brave and gallant Col. James
Shaw, Jr, of Providence. They were the
men who made the charge on the 18th ult.
An officer who watched them as they went
forward, says: "Their line was as good as if
on drill. The shot were flying around them
on every side, right, left and front, the most
terrific artillery fire have ever seen, but not
man left the line unless he was wounded"
The regiment lost that day 20 killed, 11S
wounded and 127 prisoners, the latter charg-
ing clear into the ditch under the fort.
We are also pleased to learn of another
characteristic of these men. The Seventh is
composed entirely of Maryland 'contrabands.'
They were paid off Oct 21st, having been in
the service about one year. In the absence
of any allotment system applicable to them,
they sent to the Savings Bank of Norfolk the
sum Of $19,5s2, for deposit"
The Portland daily press., 1864-11-23
Interesting Southern Items.

The following are clipped from the Boston
Herald's special Washington dispatch Of the
Goth:
The Dispatch says that on Friday the bonn
bardment Of Dutch Gap Canal was kept up in
fine style. The reports of the guns were
plainly heard in Richmond.
The Sentinel says that deserters report that
Grant is about to make grand assault.
The Enquirer of Friday says reports from
the Valley state that Sheridan was falling
back to the Potomac. There was no news of
any engagement. The Sentinel, on the con-
trary, says that Sheridan has joined Grant.
The Charleston Mercury of the 14th says
that Fort Sumter was heavily bombarded on
the day before.
w. r. B. Cobb, member of the rebel Con-
gress from Alabama, was expelled on Thurs
day by unanimous vote for disloyalty to the
Confederacy. Maxwell, OF Florida. offered on
the same day resolution, which was agreed
to, calling on JEFF. Davis TO inform the Senate
he had any information that any State Of
the United States had directly or indirectly
expressed willingness to go into conven-
ton of all the States.