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Chicago Gribu11e.



TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 81, 1sM. /
THE NEwa.
Tue u1att began yesterday iu Codk coun-
II, commencing With the country towns, as
clse" here noted. Ling delayed, it has come
at last. II te received everywhere With quiet
and good order. It elbows how firmly the
conviction hos become fixed In luyal minds
that the war ls going or well. tbs dread Of
the conscriptfon Is really much diminished !
b5 the shining promise that the war for tho
union will not be long in rcacolng its glori-
ous coEcIusion; that The conscripts Of this
draft will be in ut the death OF the rebellion.
Our columns are oevoted largely to the &C.
ton ta':e*' q: the ward meetings to Eli the
quota, whereby in reyetsl if ot ma1y of the |
wards the draft will be escaped.
But let Us suggest, that this desirable re-
suit will t'e retarded By any Tn wise action Of
aub-dibtricts which shall offer excessively |
large boun.ie,, too large for item to pay, !
and to the detriment Of other wAeds who
have fautd on l1ss:r but ndeGuats snms.
We have no-aisposition to prescribe euita-
BILE figure, but to Issue q g:nerd HArniaY
v ~@AA~A "FAs oe AuoS'eipou ~ hS7eAos|&1Fs~1"
By little consultation easily reached, the
several wards and preclucts can concert nc
tiou aud avoid the ipevitshte result OF COM
petit'or atcxcesssye and Oppressive rates. :
Loyal New Workers were inbllant yester-
day over the falI Of gold, and hass were hug
out in token Of rejoicing 1t ia net 10 be
supposed. that the Little Aackere1s relo1cea
very much at downward tendency in their
market It gold wereto rebouad and 60 to
100. 'Tbat splendid thing 1t wou1d be for
Little Macs hopes! Wouldu't you ike to
belong to such party: As gold is weak at
1e', II Is pa9 for or.Cntcsshonthy stock. Arc
not Sou glad you don't belong to such
parry
Our correspondent at Atlanta sends us
!e1er iou OF points OF great interest touch
ing The situation. The armletice II ended.
The letter fully aod rncqutsoca1ly shows
some Ct its must salient effects, confirming
the previous stories that give the rebel army
q chance to run away. A goodly shnre pf>
them vii come pnder the head OF missing.
As to the rebel Invasion Of Missouri we
regard it as great favor done to the Union
cauee That the rebels have sent an army north
n n. whf1,pcd. f1r TINT is wbat will bccome
Of II. sccepttug the t1ispatehes Of last ere.
two ea corr,ct that she}hv with several
+ho9.-na mo-, Ia ,7rc71v IN The state and
-. <,o,,,v;ca 13-aa..1r r,-s+our ona.thot p-,ca
nae +n1aa ~ en ooo t. -oro-tas
~ -,. - ~ 80 rsT ~ ~ ~ no..n+,p,s ~
~ ~ y. SO. - 49, sI;-nn.,.s 49,
l".sss " ~ e.A 49, 80 ..Ae..1 49,
,n"''@a 'le .no'1os ~ tas to- a4.a .e.r
no"[, WIN PolI'ou VI tne e'Au 1otu
AluJ NQlVes ID CUiutbr ny ~ hAt e0EUJ
, 1864-09-27

WApmYcToH, Monday, Eept sG sG-Ortlers havo
het1 Issutd by the Navy UepaF. tnent d!t.cttuc
1hsTtcrea,trr no rEb.;itntss viii be received tor
The rayy up'es5 they be aeaUlen or frcnen.
, 1864-09-27

iGpecsA Dirpatch to the Chicago Ttibuoe.}

Latc><+rcna AtlanxH-peace Ruu1ofA-
phe sftuatfvn-Uur atlanta Uufrcs~
t-pR&&AECTs
, 1864-09-27

- The Movement of Troops.
= NEW ,YcHx, Nor dar+ Sept sG.-Tte.e ase : .f0a
msn here 1nalt;ng transportation to the aru!es.
, 1864-09-27
FROM ST: PAUL.
mass Union nIeesfDs at Hudson, wis.

10 0""3 O0100 u1ees1UE ~ 11"1HoHs VIZ
ispectal Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
ST. PAC1, Monday, Sept. &c.
There was tremendous Union meeting In our
'Deighbotlng towa Of Hudson, Wis, last Saturday.
senator Ramsay. Gov. Millsz, Congressman Vim
dom and Others Addressed The crowd. AL OF that
section Of Wieconsin GOES in foE Lincoln with 4
, 1864-09-27
FK OF LOUISVILLE.

This Rebel Raid on SheF1unn,4 ,Hcnr-
The Rehela 5000 atronI:-0nPsnre Of
athens. Ain.
, 1864-09-27

And Ma Eeost tepeess cates Of the d,seases Of ths
RIE AND EAR tuceeaetotl{ uebteo BY pr &. C..
1Hoxsos. l2dh Tear boil st1eek C1tsa strAi21t
ened: Cures apeedtly snd oetmsnensiy tfscted with
out tho nAe OF oaus..cs ArdI Box 3i.p ChlcaSo.
ael2s.12 q "a Tu&TH2at
, 1864-09-27

GELECT iCHOOL, SITUATED
~ On North 1Deat born Etrees, soutben.- rn-n ~
Hin. b. A1ss a. MtLLE4, ha1 coz messsa aatss =
care tho lr1ts ucsttn and dsposfnrns ~ nn
pn., Ny se.tGh IN he ai1efu,3p. Fa< Es,!Ts r,nfy
t;t;e & g! lerH' IA aA 2:an:s:s a1s salelta;.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16
FROM ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS, January l.

Brisadier General Mcneil, commanding
District Of the Frontier, arrived tonight
from Fort Smith, under orders Of Depart
ment Headquarters, TO act ss witness In
the case Of VIM. R. Strschsn, late Provost
Marshal Of Northeast Missouri.
The General reports that the rebels in
Arkansas are suffering severely from cold
weather, which extended throughout the
South.
Kirby Smith, commanding the Trans
Mississippi Department, has been ordered
north, as the Arkansisns and Missourisns
refuse to 20 further south.
Deserters in large numbers are coming
into cur lines, and acknowledge that the
rebel cause is hopelessly lost.
Since the suspension Of navigation our
markets have shown too little animation
to Justify quotations. There was 3 con-
siderable movement in provisions to-day,
however. The sales we're $500 sides at
Ct; $500 ribbed ditto, y; $500 hams, 9 (;
], $50 tons lard at 12@13.
The weather has been quite mild for a
few days past and underwriters are tax
irg measures to protect the steamboats, at
the Levee when the ice breaks up.
The Ferry boats have been trying to
open q channel across the river for the
past two days but without success SO fa=.
Heavily laden wagons continue to GROSS
| On the ice.
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this evening. It was attended by large
and brilliant sssemblsge, including mem
bers Of the cabinet Senators, Representa-
tives, officers Of the army and navy, heads
of bureaus, etc. Miss Anna E. Dickin-
,, who has arrived, in accordance with
the Invitation of Viae President Hamlin,
Speaker COlfax and others, to deliver an
address in the Hall of the House, was the
attraction Of the evening.
CEN. BUrLER zEHovED HIS HEADQUARTERS
TO kIoHxoHD.
General Butler has removed his Head
quarters from Fort Monroe to Norfolk.
osE. sTosEHAN ORDERED TO NASHVILLE.
General Stoneman has been ordered to
report TO General Grant at Nashville.
MECHANICS SENT TO NASHVILLE.
Large numbers CT carpenters and
mschinests have left here under Govern
ment direction for Tennessee. They go to
assist in repairing military roads, rail
ways and bridges preparatory to Spring
operations.
MS sPRAGUE NOT so BADLY HURT.
The injuries to Mira sprague by railway
accident is not SO serious as first reports
Indicated
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FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO, Jauusry Is.
One hundred and sevsnty-nine bales Of
low middling cotton was sold at auction
here to-day, by the United States Marshal
for 655 amounting to $50. 900 prize mon
ey for the navy. Thirty-eight mules we're
sold to the came account for S3, 40.
The l4th Wisconsin regiment Of yeter-
an recruits arrived this evening, en-route
for Madison, Wisconsin.
The steamer Hillmsn, from Memphis on
the 18th, arrived with 20 bales Of cotton.
Gen. Sherman has arrived in Memphis,
and the authorities rendered him the hos
pitalities Of the city.
The Bulletin says: In consequence of the
stringeney in the money market, and the
bad state of navigation, but little activity
in the cotton market Sales on the 18th
amounted to 300 bales at prices unchang-
ed. No receipts from below.
Memphis papers contain sn uncon6rm.
ed report that four hundred rebels recent
ly captured q passenger train between
Duvall's Bluff and Little Rock, and in
jured the road to such an extent as to
cause the destruction Of the next train and
the death of many passengers.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Special to Post:
TIE Baltimore American announces that
1000 boxes and barrels have been SAINT to
our prisoners at Richmond. Henceforth
anything sent to the American office will
be forwarded to the Rebel Capital.
Our prisoners are not now suffering for
want Of clothing.
Two delegations were before the Com
mittee Of Ways and means this morning,
urging that tax shall be laid on crude
oil instead Of refined
The Committee on Reconstruction in the
Rebel States will very soon report bill.
Special to Post
The House will insist that the price Of
eommutation under the Enrolment Act
shall not be over $3.50.
Fernando Wood was before the House
IS Committee on Public Expenditures
this morning, to make q statement re-
specting the New FORK Custom House.
The investigation will commence on Thurs
day next.
Colonel Raaslof, the Danish Minister,
returned to Washington yesterday, and
today had formal interview with the
President in which expressions Of the
kindest feelings on the part Of both gov
ernments were exchanged. This gentle
man has been absent on special mission
to Chins, where he negotiOted treaty for
his government.
Mr.. Franz Of New York, today gave
notice Of bill TO provide new cIassif.
cation Of pensions according 10 the ex-
tent and nature Of disability.
Although 1t has been decided that tee
amnesty Of the President does not extend
to prisoners Of war as 8 class, nevertheless
he is prepared to give such individuals
among them its benefits when e1amina-
ton into their individual cases demon.
strate the propriety Of the act on his part.
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The Democratic Convention at Chicago.
Chicago has been selected as the place
Of holding the National Democratic Con-
vention for the nomination Of Presiden-
tial ticket for 1864. The time will be the
Fourth Of July Dext-The place wssprob-
ably fixed upon because, as the Conven-
ton seeks representation from all the
States, the attendance of delegates from
Dixie is already secured st Camp Douglas.
When the Convention is in session in this
city, It viii be question on which side
the high wooden fence there will be the
most hatred Of Liberty and zeal for
Slavery. Doubtless it would be more ap-
propriate to club the moral forces and hold
the Convention inside the fence Chicago
Tribune.
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SKATES.
sKATEs-Onro

GRATESi SKATESl-OEE OF THE
~ most eXhileTating and beneficial outdoor exer-
csss l Skating; and in order u glide swiftly Ger he
Toe, o-e must have psir Of good SKATES and as
u.EATTERsLFT has Iust received large assortment,
including Ladies', Gents and ChldrenE, Of all Sizes
qualities aud descriptions, be will supply all those
who wish to purchase, at the lowest market prices.
he has also received very large stock Of GUNS,
from the finest Eoglish Twist doEn to the cheapest
Belgian Guns, and s prepared 70 Sc ect from this hue
assortment article 70 suit each and every custom
Smith 4 Wesson 3, Allen Z WheelOcka, and other
styles Of Bev0lvers, Easksi Pouches, Cartridges, AM
munitiOu, etc, etc.
, Bs RESPONDER the place, 100 superiOr-st,s Cleve-
and, Ohio.
H.B-Repairing promptly attended to and e1eeu-
ted IN the neatest style. dec28
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rHKCHFsAPRAKK CASE.

Sr. JOHN, n. P, January l5.
The examination in the Chesapeake case
has been postponed until the 2lst inst.
The counsel for the prisoners were not
prepared to proceed to-day in the absence
Of some documents. fer which he had sp-
piled to the Province, who required time
to consult his legal advisers.
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Mr.. Lovcjoy, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, states that ample
provisions had been made to guard against
the spread Of smallpox, and submitted q
resolution recommending that the cor
porate authorities make provision for vac
cinating citizens at their homes.
Mr.. Alley, from the Postofhce Com
mittee, reported bill allowing small
packages Of clothing to be sent through
the mail at the rate OF 8 cents for 2 pounds.
The House proceeded to the considers
ton Of the DacOtah contested election case.
Bills we're passed appropriating $4,000
to indemnify the owner of the British
schooner Ellen for illegal seizure and fer
the appointment Of an Assistant sscre-
tary Of war. This continues Mir. Watson
in Office, his time having expired.
The House at three P. n. adjourned till
Monday.
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From THE rOTpnAC AMY
HEADQUARTERs Army OF POToNAc,


It appears that Hon. John Minor Bolts
has been urged to accept the appointment
of Senator from Virginia in the Congress
at Washington, and that he has written
letter in response, stating in effect that he
is unwilling to accept the honor intended
to be conferred, hoping that the time was
net FAR distant when he can stand as the
connecting link between the North and
South. The letter is brief and eloquent.
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PROM WAsHINGrON-
MAsHIYGTON. lam

AshI8 GIOhl JauuAfy 10.
John Il. Kerr, of Nd, has been nomins-
ted by the President TO the Senate for con-
frmation as Deputy Solicitor Of the o. s.
Court Of Claims in the place Of Richard
Bates. resigned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

Having had over twenty years experiences In the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
Peciay the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat-
Bsctlon 20 All VINO may apply for relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat
isactory reference can 10 given at any Of the RboTt
uamsd places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satis
factory the money shall be refunded for all such med
lcines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
lrom q 90 to 83,e0.
sS-The Dsstor can Be consulted thslast two week.
Of e=sTy mouth ct his residence, No. 81 GardenSt,
Cleveland, D, Post Once addrsss-Bo1 I'll.
decl6Rzs-ltsmdAW g. g. OLARk. =. ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

LOUISVILLE, Jsnusry 10.
Part Of Col MeCook's cavalry attacked
the Sth and Ilth Texas OF Messy Creek
yesUeTuHy. hIIIcu IA anu J0Ok a PTES-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

NEW YoRK, January Is.
A verdict Of 500, 600 damages against
the city was given in by the Court of Com
mon Pleas to-day, to party for the loss
Of property in the July riots.
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DIED.

In this city. Thursday evening, Jan. I4th, C. E.
hLEGIH. Funeral will take place from his late res
idsnce, 1l5 ssneca-5t, on Sunday ~ O'Clock P. Al.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

THE SALEOF FIFE-TwENTIEs.
PHILADELPHIA, Jsnusry 10.
The sale of fve-twenties to-day amount
d to g, 500 600.
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A~' el[. S0urS EeEF III ET44lrpa sTpl{l


distinguish thems il the sgsnnsss Of Eone fho sss-
sols sna easy touch, aud volume Of tone. WiSffS1
roc sl ths success you 80 highly deserve,
ans sir, you1 very truly,
8. fHALBERG.
After having plsyed;on the Pianos Of hessrI KnsAa
o., & is impoasbe not to baGr testimony 70 ~
reputation which they enjoy Ths Piano. - 113 -.
manufacture, on which hsvs played are sTosatt
q power a. without hsrshnsss, as t6s Lhs b.
s1sss, clear 7ad aermoni0asiY -ellOR ehrgStfiiSnl
1ruSEts nv sntire = II regard 2 thee a
they are equal II not superior to fbo ksSt r9s1n1-
tured n Europe OF this country b ihs uost esIsb
ted uAks1. ISiEnsdl y. n GOFfS0HIIE
e aess[s. VIZ; gEAHz > Co., BaItimorss- o.a.
and tn2rOys1ents which you ooutfn1siI2 49, -
so1r rtAnos, Fhtoh In my opinion, rarf su1onT ths
7erT oess N the country. n. sPRAEOs0H.
IN Gzo. a. 7sRLoW;-Thsso noble Iurtrp ,,.,.,
fhs bsSs e 5soHoFo1s and Ersnd; re nsiddia ssas
5soA and 81 sTInpethetio; while ths high nGts - ~
The scale Is even Without sinlIs a., a.. ....,
Z smooth aud marTslO9sy essy 20 ,vsSl SSs
II Jar5 Kss US AEo.Jrts l. susceptible.
s9tArtisss, and srs osssbe 81 rends-I,S tb 49,
'--sa-itiaH= kzassa Is - rssim 81 A. ms mss
ELIZA SHEPHERD
sE O. a. 5AaLoy Dear Sir II. Ss ss.i si11a: y
. 5tsss that consider the Knabe pispo sS5!I 49,
- ~ 70 most Instruments maas IN fnis eoTnS
Having used one q t1e same f5- IN or Hors 49,
:. essn ee ior two Year, fssl confident IN r;si
Henoss I9sI % al who are unaequaintad WITH 49,.
sraas QuAllaas." an, respectfully, To5iI-- -
0. o, r, EERHll
tesoh5r Of 1uEic Cleveland Hsnsi ) ssrafn,,
O. a; bAzLoU, Dssr Sir :-It kfves ~ 1such -,
ore % Be Sbie to say that sorsitaT knabess -.
ne nnest both In vOlnnaP ard svss.1sls yhish Tk-S
EIss plaIeo NFon, sitser N AMsrica 9r EI,rops
tnepo Gals oparats with Sssssr e7s,t fhSs n y.
ethsnn tTumentsi a. 2 in fact y abeis motf5 ~,
'EeS ~ i@@27iaots Ars. o. 8. DOUGLAR
Taaohsr oi y 1sio, OlsFolaaa,
pena
Onic stats Blind Asylum, writes -
large number Of Hm. Ansbo Cos Piano T5.rfsS
unneallAH9fu pronounce them supericf 70 anj
great capacity Tor Sustaining the sound nd ths'r
volume o. tone or power hsye never heard e9esl;sf
they oom 1iDe with fine touch, tiseth gSfra- -
tone1 purity spd durability
q
tnAt ths knaha fssn9 Il superior 70 an ofhs1l
mde IN tAi5 co1E try, for briuianay sTsstnes1 a1d
gSiume o. taro, nesds only to Be heard 70 yoa n
anQl5:RZ7 INV.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL BE
l made TO the Governor Of Ohio, within 30 dGys
aIter ts frat publication Of this notice, for the par
don Of David L. Mccoy, wbO plead guilty to the
charge Of Forgery at the February Term Il he Court
Of Common Pleas, A D. 1903, CuyahORa County, and
was sentenced TO DO imprisoned tor three years.
LauE-l-I
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NOTICES.
rs HEREBY GIYEN-

NT VIIUI 10 II y NE D VI EN-
Y That an application was made to the City Coun-
S Of the City Cleveland, the 18th day OF Janu
AIRY, ls64, by the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therein
stated OF so much o: Bank-St IN =ai3 City as lies
north Of line drawn parallel with the northerly
line of al s., and twenty four rods nOTtherly
thereirom, which application will be for action on
the ptrt Of said City Council on the sd day OF Feb
ruAry, 1861. ianA lN
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EToFy Plane Warranted IOr rive Ysar.
Old PIARo $40 saGDE9Ss TAEEa u EYegaHa
ALs0-OE HAND,
kslSsesHi, S'asI ksssrusezts, Garia1r. a

Among ths Izaay certificates Of thu exe.ifa.o. n,.
EH:- - -s'-9"-
aR. ". KEABs, Baltimore, Dear SIR II h.v,r -
Rsss1rs IN osrtsst ing that have tried you sau1TS
Eien2af and nnd thsm equal, II not SUPERIOR to ~
u ta4s o2gnsTy- Among their great qualities Whi1h
5ting1ish themi s the syennsss Of tone tho STrsss
able an9 easy touch, aud volume OF tone WiSkfII1
yoe al ths success you 80 highly deserve,
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AuCTlOR SALES.
THURSDAY, JAN 2lsT, 1864.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.
OK EUCLID AND K1xsKAN-srs.

o. CUTTER / son will sell on Thursday, Janua-
~ 3lst, on the Premises, the following described
property, viz;
BOHse aud Lot, 1sS KinEmaH-St.
The House is a coed two-story Frame Building, fin
shed in modern style, with Gas and Water. The Lot
Is Go feet font by $50 feet deep.
House and Lot, los EucIid-St.
Two-story Brick House, with Basement, well built.
Gas and Water in same. Lot q feet front, running
through TO Hur0n-St.
TEaEs or SALE-kinsman-St. property, 800 cash
down time Of sale balance in l, :, and years,
with interest annually, Eucli0-st. property. sl2O0
cash down balance I, and years, with inter
est annually. Title perfect.
Kinsman-St House and Lot will be sold ct ten
O'Clock A. n. Euclid-SL. House and Lot at eleven
A. Ii. jaal4-l3t
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new ADVERTlsEMERTs.
he 29th Ohio Veteran Volunteers

The 29th Ohio Veteran Volunteers
I WILL PAY THE OFFICERS OF
i the above Regiment at Boom no. s, Perkins
!Rnl6-l& JOHN COON, Paymaster U-S.A.
ITO TIMBER CONTRACTORS.
CLEVELAND, Jan. T. I-54.
Propoza's will be received by A. Stone, Jr, until
the hTst day OF February next, for furnishing
1,000 OAK PILES,
for the Foundations Of the Unlon Passenger Depot
sueter at least at the largest end Cf sound timber,
and TO be delivered at the foot of WaerSt in Cisye
LAND, or at some accessible point on Railroad.
The delivery to commence by the 18th Of March,
AID TO be completed by the 18th Of April next.
60 Parties cTisrins proposals, and net known TO
Rly Of tha undersigncd, must give satisfactory ree
rsnces as TO responsibility.
J. n. MCCULJ OUCH,
JOHN GARDINER,
A. STONE, Jr.,
Janl6-i25 Building Committee.
ELOURi FLOURl FLOURl-1900
1 bbls fresh ground Flour, Ia stOre and for sale
IN Sacks half barrels ami barrels, 70 suit the trade
Dsaler5 will &c well % call a2d ezaInins our stick
before pui chssinS elAsE neIs -
| JAMS s. and g Ri7sr-St.
EROM PARIS
Water F4u limbs. very elegaut
s'esl s;f, am and iSry itSgory Back cSaP0''
Akg RRTTaHRH
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
TO TIE
CLEVELAND LEADER.
OFFICE OF Sc. library
ANT S-snnIHKY OF
WAR CREATED.
DECISION ON THE AMNESTY
PROCLAMATION.
REBEL GRNERAL STUART NOT
At LEESBUR8.
EXCITEMENT AMONG WHIS-
KY DEALERS OVER
HEAVY TAX ON
WHISKY.
EXTRAORDINARY SPEED OF A
NEW WAR STEAMER.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADrn.I

hAsHlEGToAi January 10.
OFFICE OF SECOND ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
WAR CREATED.
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RAILR0Al2.
1854 ,UBgF UEBa9F'Fdf8la FR2Uk E2htffr E2hfrRo RoAD1l D1aaA

Is Pirst Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to sll Eastern Cities.
The Truck il Stone BalGsts and is Free from D,,st
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SATURDAY, JAN. 16, 1864.
New Rosewood Z Octave Piano,

U NI .
q CUTTER 4 son will sell on Saturday, January
18th at heir Auction Room, At l2 O'Clock precise y,
one splendid now rosewood T-octaye Piano, TouEt
rnerst carved legs, finished in the best mAnIrsr,
Of the best Planes that has been offered IN this
city for long timo Now ready for inspection.
Also, a beautiful Piano Cover.
The sale OF Furniture, Ge., commences at 10
o'clock. ianl4-tS3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16
LATEST DISPATCHES.

RECEIVED AT e:sO THIS MORNING.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-11
Constable Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justice Court Of Gold Hill, Storey
county " T. attcSied by Wm, y. Hall, J. r., 10
me directed AMI delivered TOR the satisfaction OF
Judgment in said Court. rendered on the 18Th day
ot October. lst;I in favor of J. d. Bnns and A.
). Patterson. and against the Consolidated C. and
:. NJ Co. for Sl90 and costs and accruing costs,
have this 3lst day Of October, lS6i levied on and
taken in execution al the right, title, claim and
interest OF said Judgment debtors, the Copsoh.
dated Gold anu Silver Mining Company in and
TO the following described property, tO-wit;
Al that certain quartz ledge mining claim and
ground, situated in Gold Hill mining district
storey county Nevada Territory, known and
designated as the ledge and claim OF the ConSOl.
dated Gold and Silver Mining Company. owned
and possessed bv said company, consisting oi
twelve hundred q ,2OO) feet, and being the same
ledge and gound lately worked by said company,
and upon which. rear the hoistnS works Of the
Midas Mining Company, il Il wooden building
covering the whim and shaft OF said company.
including that said building about 3nS5O. over
said whim and shaft. and said whin and all iiu-
provements OF said company upon said claim.
Notice is hereby given thar will expose for sale,
ana shalt sell TO the highest bidder for gold coin,
the said property. or 80 much thereof IA viii
satisfy said Judgment and costs, in front Of the
justices office. at Gold Hill. Storey county, y.
T. on the 18th day Of November. lS6i. between
the hours of II O'Clock NJ and o'clock ?. NJ.
fnanI,.iv ~ O'Clock r. W
W. H. BEEGAN.
Constable of Gold Hill Township.
Dated. Oct. 81, 1861. oc3l I'd