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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-19
MORNING LEADER
==:i:5H s5ESR1T MORNTNG. OCT, I9.
eRw ADVERrIsEaIRNTs.

Academy of Music-Mr. and Miss COuldook.
Umbstastter Leppen-Woolen Factory.
E I. Baldwin Co.-NeW Goods.
E. Covles & Co.-silver Ware.
s. FoIjambe-House and Lot for Sale.
Il. B. Tuttle Son-Machinists Wanted.
Found-Package Files
Z I. Baldwin Co.-Frenoh Merinos.
Mott Haight-LOcal Notice.
Tenth Ward Union OIub-LocaI Notice.
Miss LOuise-LOcal Notice
Teachers' Iustitute-Local Notice.
Mott & Haight-Loesl Notice.
Bankrupt sale-Loosl Notice.
Company E-Local Notice.
Sixth Ward Union Club-Local Notice
Mott & Haight-Local Notice.
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CLEVELAND ORPHAN AsYIUN.-The anni~
versary of the Cleveland Orphan Asylum,
to be held at the Asylum building, on Kins-
man street, this evening, at seven O'Clock,
will be of unusual interest. Among other
excellent exercises will be addresses from
the Rev. Mr.. Hoag and C. W. Palmer,
Esq. The building is easily accessible by
the Kinsman street cars, and we hope to
see large attendance present.
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BUFFALO MARKEF.-Oct. IS.
IhY rrLEsaAFH.l

FIOur-Quiet.
Wheat-Inactive-
COrn-Inactive and nominal; no demand
Oats--Held at T45%Q75.
BarieY-Quiet and nominal at 81 70.
Rye-s1 35.
WhislKy-Sl T5. .-..- .
Freigllts--To New York-Wheat 19o; corn
Lake IInpOrfs-Flour 8 s67; vhest "a, 900;
,ats 6S, 900; rye 1850.
,orn -; oats Is, 600; ne.
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PERsoNAL.- Colonel steadman and Lieut..
Colonel Barrett, of the 9Th Ohio cavalry,
have just arrived at home, their time
having expired. Colonel Barrett was in
the city yesterday, having left the front
Friday last, and represents all things pro-
crossing favorably in Grants army. The
9th cavalry is on the left, near the South
Side railroad. The army is in fine spirits
and feel certain OF the capture of Rich
mond.
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sixth WARD UNION CLUB.-It is proposed
on Thur7day evening, SOth inst, for the
Sixth Ward Union men, together with the
Fourth Ward Club, to visit our Union
brethren in the Seventh Ward Be on
hand promptly at o'clock.
". P FoGG, President.
q. TOWNSEND, Secretary. Oetl9:l73
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To OUR BRANCH SooIETIEs.-We wish to
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, eomfortables
and towels, are Immediately needed for
Soldiers Home TO be opened by the Santa
ry Commission next week at JeffersOnville.
Please help us as far as possible-Send
in all the bedding, new or old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
hOmeward, and until this Home is opened,
they must wait for hours without food or
shelter in Jeffersonville.
The need is immediate, and we urge it
upon all our friends.
Old flannel, cotton and linen are very
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the SOL
der in field or in hOspital may be shipped
without prepayment of freight, if direct
ed to-
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
95 BANK STREET,
Oet15:I74 Cleveland, o.
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HELD TO BAIL.-Morris Jacobs was held
to bail, on Monday, by U. Commissione
White, to answer at the United States Court
for buying soldier clothing.
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MARRIED,

Thursday. October 18th, By Rev. t. H. Hawks,
NORMAN B. WOOD, Of Akron, and Miss LOTfIE
Z. FRIsBY, of this city. No cards.
October 18th, on Prospect Hill. Cleveland, BY the
brides father, assisted BY the Rev. Messrs. kieh-
ardson and Edwards, Mr. E. P. FRENOH, OF
Flyria, and Miss LE0N0RA N. BEOhAhD,
daughter of Rev. r. II. Leonard.
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nFNTISTRY..-

hENIIbIh1--
IThose having sets of Artificial Teeth which
ora 10 carry in the pocket are especially invited
70 cali at Drs HALLIWELL & D ANlELs', Den
fists Southwest side of Pubic Square and Ontario
Itreet Artificial Teeth upon Nuicanized hubDei
bV All to be he most life Ike usefol in eating,
s5ealylpg or singing they can be ntted over any
remaining roots and warranted TO ht, upper OF
Lower ssfs SIS and upwards Persons having sets
upop Gold Plate not fitting correctly can have
them exchanged in part payment. Established over
twelve years.
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nor L FAN ACRE LOT On
Z Kinsman street, opposite Seminary apply at
Leader office. slips
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Oct15:I74

Starr has "Godey" for November and
sells it for IS cents. The Ledger and New
York Weekly and Mercury 8 cents. No.
2O4 Superior street. t.lgfI7-r
oct l3#
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sEt Fosa sTOCA aARKEF.

49, Vs.H, n~t- 12. 1854
Governments SfOekS-Dull. United States
6s 1881 coupons -; do. Gs 5--us coupons lOI12;
do 5-2ns registered 1Ogi4 do one-year certificates
951S
-; Quicksilver -; Pacific Mail z95i Erie &c.
Hudson I2O1l; Reading I2l15 Michigan CentI l2li
Illinois CsntraI III; Horthwestsrn IO1Si Michigan
South 651S; NOrthWe-tern preferred 1875 Rock
Island 81; Prairie du CHEN 4j5%; Fort Wayne
95J5; New York Central 1l71z; Cleveland Pitts
bur. gG1S Chicag Burlington fiji Quincy III; Bal
timOre & Ohio 30
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FURs.-E. Stair & Co. would call the at
furs, to their extensive stock, embracing
every variety, which were purchased
during the late panic, at prices very much
below their value, and will be sold cores
pondingly low. We would particularly
call attention to our Royal Ermine and
American Sables, which are superior to
anything ever before offered in tnis city
An early call is solicited.
octI5:I7s E STAIR & Co.
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CITY NEWS.

AREEsTED.-Patrick Barrett and David
McGuen were arrested. on Monday, on the
charge of enticing soldiers to desert
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llborers wanted for the Quartermasters Depart
Ineut in charge of Col John O. Crane Quartermaster
Of o. s. Military Railroads, Nashville, Tenn Pay
SIS per month and rations. Transportation furnished
Apply to W. @. MCFARLAND, Quartermasters
AGENT at the johnson House. Cleveland, o. Oc5:l75
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Total .----.--.-- HUI
The receipts Of Wheat to-day BY rail are i'lf' Ou'
of the other grains nothing has come forward iue
market opened dull and depressed, and but ie" sAits
were effected this forenoon. After the Ne" lorA
report was received this afternoon, the market De
cams very muc depressed, and Wheat was 5S'o
lower than at the close yesterday, with Light de-
maud. although it was offered freely. Corn and
Oats are also lower and dull, Nothing doing in
Rye or Barley.
Provisions remain quiet and unchanged, the stock
IN hand being light and the demand only for the
homo trade.
Butter and Cheese are both unsettled, the decline
in gold affecting them more or less.
Freis-ssts-FirIn at the following rates; LAX
AsD EAiL-FIour TO Albany and Troy 81 %, to New
York s. 81, 70 Boston 81 20. Wool to New for'
81 So TO Boston 80 e.. AL RAIL-fo New 1ors.
Flour 81 81, Wool 81 o.. To Boston. Flour 81 4Oi
Wool S. u.
FEour-Markkt dull and dropping Sales lin
tied. Held at 50 75glO 90 for Ak red; slo 5og
IL q for Xxx white.
Wheat-lrregular, unsettled, aud at the close .
a7c lower. sales before the New York report was
received 500 bu No r-d free on board at 81 15i
900 bu do do at 81 u, 900 bu do do al 81 10;
cat do on track at 81 73. After the report, cars
No. l red on track at 81 70; 2 cars No. red on
track at 81 60; cars No = red on track at 81
Closing dull and heavy with downward tendaneE.
COrn-sabs this forenoon cars free on board
at 81 3, closing dull and heavy and nominaliJ
lower.
Oats-In very good demand this forenoon
Sales cars free ol board at 72c; and cars do al
Tic. Nothing doing thi. afternoon and marke
dull
BarIey-No sal 5 reported.
ProvisiOns-Noc change to note, and we con
tiuue to quote: Hams 24925c for sugar cured
shoulders Ig990c; Bacon 22925c; Dried Beef 15
Tor plain, Ice for canvassed-
Butter-DuIl and Inactive. Quoted at 32@34
| for Central, and s5g37c for Western Reserve.
6I,eese-Market much unsettled and prices II
regular and nominal
E-gs-Good demand and only moderate suppl
at 2392io
sslbse FisIa--Hhit Fish advanced again 5OC
We now quote as follows; White Fish 50 50; TrOu
IS 90. Piokery. 81 =, Herring IS rs.
HIghwines-DHu and inactive. No sales re
ported.
AIeohoi--Held at 81 5O9s So for a8 per Ocni
s. so ior , oaisaI Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeuLs-Market firm b1t inactive. Hell
at 77@soc for Refined.
Dried AppIes-ouiet with fair demand at
@se.
Green Apples-Seiiing at range Ss 2591
according to quality.
satin good supply and steady; fine 81 9S
coarse So CO.
water Edme-Firm at 81 rs for OswegO an
Akron; s. 90 for Rosedale Cement.
Timothy Seed-Duli and inactive at IS G
HOss-steady and firm at s59s5e, according
quality.
MRlt-Held hrm at g 80.
Ale and POrteE-Market steady. We qnc
a. follows Present Use Xxx Ale SlOi stock Xxx
5IIaSl2; Eenpstt sl4; Pale Dream Sll; Port
M Half and quarter barrels in proportions.
Stone Ware-Open IZo per gallon, a
Jugs 1so per gallon.
fire BrieE-In good demand, aud selling
ss7 90 2 1000.
Fire CIay-steady at 50 80 . barrel.
PIaster.-''PoweIrs' land plaster $40 per 70
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TUE DRAFT.

The Rraft Resumed Yesterday----COn-
cIusiOn of the supplementary
Draft.
The first supplementary draft was re-
sumed yesterday morning, at ten o'clock,
the HJUttuo vt,-------z;-heinG the ssrue as that
employed in the previous drafts, which
has become unpleasantly familiar to our
readers. The draft proceeded with the
eleventh, Third, Fifth and Tenth Wards,
in the order in which we have named
them. This concludes the frst supplement
tary draft. 1t is thought that this will be
tbe last time that the fated wheel will re-
volve-eertainly " a contamination devout-
Iy to be wished for.
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NOTICE TO MARIEEKs.-A new range light
has been placed on Cedar Point, entrance
to the Sandusky harbor.
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A few dozen more of those handsome
breakfast shawls, and will be sold at the
same low prices at the Bazaar, 261 Superior
street. octI9:l73
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-19

PERsoNAL.-Marvin Kent, the President
of the Atlantic Great Western Railway,
was at the Weddell last night.
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THE ASHER WARNER CAsE.-Deputy o. s.
Marshal White went to Windsor, C. M, a
day or two since, to bring back Asher War
ner, found guilty here of counterfeiting,
and ordered by the Governor General of
Canada to be turned over to the United
States. Officers under the Extradition Trea-
ty. Technical obstacles were placed in his
way by the Canadian officials, and ulsimste-
" Warner was taken to Toronto under q
writ of habeas corpus, in defiance of the
extradition order, which had unaccountably
keen kept somewhere out Of sight of the
Canadian officials since the first of October,
until the writ of habeas corpus was served.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-FOR

w the Ouartermaster's Department, Nashville
Tenn $40 Laborers and Wood Choppers, wages sl5
rer month and ratOas 500 Tesmsters, wages so rer
Do1fh and rations. To mon capable OF taking charge
a. Train as Wagon Master that will report with p
Tesrsters SO to aT5 per month will be paid. None
e annlv but able-bOdied men, willing TO engage for
IN months Transportation furnished Apply TO d..
S9ERNOOD A. Q. Nj. Agent, Commercial House,
an2ns
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oct1s:173

SEVENTH WARD UNION MEETING.-The Sew
enth Ward Union Club will be addressed on
Thursday evening, the Goth inst, by Hon.
s. 0. Griswold and Charles W. Palmer, Esq.
The Union Clubs OF the Fourth and
Sixth Wards will march in torch light
procession to greet their brethren of the
Seventh.
The Fourth Ward Glee Club will be on
hand.
All citizens are invited to be present.
DAVID A. DANGLER.
OctIS:I73 Pres. City Cen. Union Com.
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UNION MEETING AT BRAINARD's HALL.-The
Union Clubs of the First, Second and Third
Wards will be addressed by M. s. Castle,
ESQ.,, and Colonel L. A. Sheldon, of the
42d 0. V. L, on Friday evening, October
2Ist, at halr-past o'clock, at Brainard's
Hall. All citizens are invited to attend.
Come and listen to the words of eloquence
and of experience.
DAVID A. DANGLER,
OctI8:173 President G., @. U. C.
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PACING RACE.-A pacing race will take
place this afternoon, at two o'clock, be-
tween the well known horses, General
Grant and "Jenny Lind" Z. Darragh
to drive General Grant," J. B. Burgemau
to drive "Jenny Lind" One mile and re-
peat, to harness.
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PURJIgT THT IREY HRRAIID,
b. W. GAGE
,IGFFNED WAR CLAIM AGENT,

And Attorney at law,
Jolleots Bounties, Pensions, Back Pay, Prize Money
spdNother War Claims.
n-Persounl attention is given TO the prosecution
~ O.Jns IN TIC Departments at Warrington.
- All persons having Claims should apply In
sr-on or 81 letter, ct once, and they viii receive
~ ID. W. GAGE,
IA paa 1sR 6rpsrinr-st.. Cleveland, o.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION COMPANY E.-You are hereby
requested to be at the Armory this, We'd
nesday, evening, at ~ o'clock, for the
election of Captain.
By order Of
J. G. PARSONS,
OctI9:173. Lieutenant
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FOUR OR FIVE GOOD TINNBBS
i wanted. Apply at IS Eagle street; ,,o,-, =
ool4:l7k L \, u O-'I''
HANTFD TO RENT-A SMALL
w bonse. or part of house, BY a young man and
wife; no children Address X 81 drawer S4f' Olty'
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PEE. RAnwAY.-The entire length of
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad is 46s
miles-constituting the shortest and quick
est Railroad line from the Lakes to the
Atlantic. It will very soon take rank with
the prineipalj passenger and freight thor
nurhfares Of the country.
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior St. e.
az 3-l0 PER CENT. AND lO-4O' NATIoEAl
TOhOa

LOANS
(Gommission allowed to Subscribers-)
~U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's lO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities Pur-
obosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold. Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sould At best rates. Deposits received and
ColIsctions made at sll accessible points. Uneur-
rent funds oonvertsdrA lowest. Revenue Stamps
eE sac. oe4
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Aoc1DENT-On Friday night last train
filed with soldiers, ran into gravel train
which was backing upon switch, at Mas
sillon. Both the engines and number of
cars were either broken to pieces or very
much damaged.
soldier named George Latson was in
stantly killed. He was in the foremost car,
taking care of horses, being a teamster.
He belonged to Co. C, 4th regiment Veteran
Reserves, U. s. A, and his home was in
Oswego, Kosiusco Co, Ind. The regiment
was en- r5ute from Washington to Rock Is
land. III. Three other passengers were
considerably injured.
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ExPLAN4TORX-sOmefa feeling having been
excited by the failure to illuminate por-
ton of the Atwater Block, occupied as one
of the business Offices of the Atlantic q
Great Western Railway, on the night pre-
vious to the election, on the ground that
such an illumination would be eompro-
mise of the political neutrality of the road,
we are authorized to say that this refusal
was purely personal matter, and is ne way
recognized as an act of the Atlantic Road.
The managers of the road make no profes-
sion of neutrality whatever, and sympa-
thize with the the Union cause.
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A beautiful assortment of ladies' dress
buttons just received at the Bazaar, 26l
Superior street. Octl9:lT2
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.rO nnO MO-GEY ADVANCED.

S0U.UUU IN sums to suit--et the old stand
and weIl-known WAGNERS LOAN OFFlOk, on
SECURITIES OF every kind, viz: Gold aud Silver
Watches, Djs .monds, Silver Ware, JewelTy, Guns
Pistols, GT thing. Dry Goods, Pianos melodeonsI
sAd ah srsonal property and articles OF value, on
lse NJ st satisfactory terns. Business ssrcty Pr
vaS Esfabfishei 1851 n B.-A varsity OF un-
y,dssmsd Watches, JswsiTy, GuBs, Sc, for sale 81
b gains. ---..-. -
Ofhos-OefneF G. Water and Superior stteote,
ever Davis and PsiEOtt6's Clothing Store
srtSS J. a. A'V- WAGNER
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nRIED APPLES WANTED-l0,O00
t1l7lS Di71S' Il. COTTRELB.
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ExCURsIoE.-A party of some seventy
persons, composed of Directors of the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad and a nnm-
Der of prominent gentlemen from the East
ern portion of the State, with their wives
and daughters, reached Erie on an excur-
sion over the Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road on last Thursday evening.
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IOTH WARD UNION CLUB.-The regular
meeting of the Club, at Kentucky street
school house, this Wednesday, evening,
Oct. I9th, 1884
Let ali Union voters be present.
A. P. TURNER, JR.,
OotIQ.IT3 Chairman.
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nIsOs CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
IA very oelebrated Medicine. Call and get
circular. Price one dollar Per bottle. For sale BY
iVq5 CHURCHILL BhOFhEh' Druggists-
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Cloak ornaments, buttons and trimmings
lust received at the Bazaar. Oct19;173
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ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-Fhe following
gentlemen have been reelected Directors
of the Erie Railroad Company: Samuel
Nash, Daniel Drew, John Arnot, William
B. skidmore, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Robert
H. Berdell, Dudley s. Gregory, Ralph
Meade, Ambrose s. Murray, William Ev-
ans, J. C. Bancroft, Davis b. L. Pierson, D.
A. Cushman, Alexander s. Diven, Thomas
W. Gale, Isaac n. Phelps, Horatio N. Otis.
THROUGH ON TIE P. q E.-The through
passenger trains are to commence running
from Erie TO Philadelphia.
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octl9:173 1tywy.

A secondhand Piano, as good as new,
for sale low, at No. Euclid.
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COMMERCIAL
OLEVELAHD MAKRET.
M0RRIEG LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. Is, 1865.

The receipts Of ltain by rail for the "A hours
ending Al half gsst one o'clock to-day are a fol
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-''LoUis XI'wa put
on the stage in excellent style, last eve
ming, and was received with frequent man
ifestations of delight by an excellent audi
ence.
The afterpiece-that delightful little
comedy, "One Touch of Nature" than
which we know of no drama which more
delicstely and yet powerfully touches the
two extremes of mirth and tears, with its
mingled humor and pathos-was most finely
rendered. We never like Couldock half
as well in anything else as in this
little drama, in which nothing can
exceed the beautiful and tender
pathos and genuine humor of his imper-
sonatiOn. Miss Couldock, too, is delight
full as Constance Belmont, and Mr.. Ellsler
irresistible as Mr.. Belgrave, the man who
Couldn't be imposed upon" Mr.. Lee and
Mr.. Locke succeeded well in their re-
spective parts.
Tonight will be presented "O'Brien
the last of his Race" with Mr. and Miss
Couldock in the leading parts The after
piece will be the excellent farce "Sarah''
Young Man,"-Mr. Lewis appearing al
| the young man aforesaid.
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GOLD HAS ADvANoED.-The Drummer girl,
Miss Louise, of the Potomac has come and
will most positively appear near Thursday
evening at the Atheneum.
Ye sons of America don't fail to go, A
great chance to make or lose Sl0,O for any
one that can excel her in drumming. Come
one, come all. Your money is well spent.
Oct.19, ,l73.
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G,OR SALE-HOUSE AMI LOT ON
i Forest street. House large and commodious; Lot
lGieet BY 20, with an abundanr Of fne shrHbbeTy,
aud good fruit, choice grapes - d good barn. Terms
Easy Enquire Of d. W. GAO q Esq los superior St.
nu22-R2
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Nrw LISBON RAILwAY.-From the New
Tisbcn Buckcge we learn that the corps of
engineers at present surveying the New
Lisbon Railway, between New Lisbon and
Elkton, are steadily progressing with their
work. Had it not been for the wet weather
of last week, they would have already COM
Melted the survey. When done, and the
right of way secured, which is one of. the
conditions upon which the Atlantic & Great
Western Railroad agree to build and equip
the road, the hands will be set to work, and
II ia exnected that it will be completed
and the cars running bynext spring. Mr..
Logan. who will have charge of the hands
on the New Lisbon division, is at present
engaged assisting the engineers. This
looks as if the road would be built. The
DELAY in commencing the work is owing en-
tireIv, as we understand, to the back
wardness in securing the right of way
Those interested in having the road built
proposed to do this, and have secured it, in
mart, and the whole would have been Sc
cured had it not been for the greediness of
.ome land-holders most interested. Men
whose farms are underlaid with coal, and
whose property will be advanced dOubly or
trebIv in value by the road, still demand the
utmost farthing for the right of way, and
not only that, but some want extra damages
for cuttingup their land. This short-sight-
edness may prevent the building of the
road, and were those "Shylocks" the only
persons concerned, it ought to. Others
more liberal, or, prompted by interest,
have donated the right of way through
| their lands, and many have not only done
this, but have paid something for buying
the right of way of their greedy neighbors.
| If this condition ia fulfilled, the means
must be furnished by those who have al
ready done what has been done, OGq /
others who have no direct interest in the
| construction of the road. But thus it is,
and sadly we say It, these who have souls
are obliged to make up for the deficiencies
of those who have none, or at the best very
/ ANAL ones es-MqhOIi10 ReGisteT