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CLEVELAND + ERIE RAILROAD
3. sUMsER ARRANGEMENT.

On snd amer Monday, hay 18th, 1884, PASSENGER
Trans viii run as follows, tSundaTs exoepted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9:A A. M.-DAT EXPRESS TBAIN-Stopping 3
Will0ughbT, Paine5ville, Geneva, AshtabulA,
COnneaut and Grsrd cnlT, aud arrive at Erie al
l:l5 p n, DuukiTk Ss6 P. n, Buffalo 5505 P n
3.20 P. M.-CINCINNATI EXFRESS-StoppinE 81
Paine5ville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and an
Iiyes at Arie6sZI P. b., Dunkirk "A ?. n, Buf,
falO 9.55 P. n.
$50 P. M.-MAIL AND AOCOhIMODATIOR-
Stopping st all stations and arrive at Erie At
9:09P Al.
7:iO P. M.-NIGHT EX-PRESs TRAIN-stopDing at
Painesvile, Ashtabula and 9irard only, and
arrives At Ere At 1872 A. N. DunkiFk a:As
A. Il, Bufalo 40 An.
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SiIrGr Ghatns.

GILVE CHAINS
~ AND
5ILV ER Z N q S.
An unlimited stock, all styles and prices. Chain
from 81 30 20 $500. Rings from plain silver Ring
at 10 cents, to elGborstey engraved Locket Ring
inlaid with gold at $1,000.
Wo have the exclusive saie Tor this city Of al
goods manufactured by A. L. RooT, of Medina, botE
solid gold and silver, and they made express
ly for our trade, We know they are purs coin.
Dealers are requested TO call and examine.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
N. BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, las supsrior-st.
urvgA-RG
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND sLAEKEE.
HGRHIRG LEADEB OFFICE 4
FarDay EvrrrTa- sent 40 1874 I

Tho receipts ol Grsin By rail for the "a hours
ending at halt pas ons OiciooE to-day are IS FOL
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Rpst-@fttrt Stms- Gablr.

1884. summer Arrangements 1854.
FOR TIE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-O FFICB
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- Mails will be opened and ready foI delivery
one hour sftsT arrival Of trains.
- All malls close one hour before departars o:
trains.
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Baltimore and Washington,
NINE DAILY TRAINS sROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

rss Tickets ioE sGls to Boston By Boat or Rail- and
Boat Tickets gOod on any OF the Sound Lines.
sa Fsrs SO I'll points a5 Low IS By any Otha
Eouta.
SLEEPING OARs on sIgks Trains % PhiIadei.
phis, NsE To-E and Baltimore.
baggage Checked through and Transferred Free.
TRANSFORMATIONS -MerchandiJe, Produce and
i've stock carried with despatch, at lowest ratps
OHAS. THOMSON, Passenger Agent
Il. e. HoLEEs, EHOOH TRAIN, Sup
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80 Aepsnisfmtatg

- "FOR SALE" FTO RENT" " LOST, /"
WASTS," "F0gED," 'BOARDINGs" "oUE-
rs, and other short notioes, not exceeding FoUR
AIS, inserted twice In this ooinsan ior % cts,
hFce times IS cts, four times 90 ets.;
- all over FOUR LiEEs and not exceeding Eight
sSFs, double above rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01

Leave Cleveland At as A. n And 4:I0 P 4.
Arrive Toungs41Tr st e.65 " T.5T Z"
Leave youngstown ct e.45 l:45 %
Arrive Cleveland At 1870 $50
H. y. SWFETSER,
Cen suP't, MsAViile, Pa
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CLEVELAND AND PIFTsBURGH

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAIL DAD.
1854. sUEfMER ARRANGEMENT. Is5
On and after Monday, May 18th, 1854. Trains leave
Cleveland as folloEf, daily, Sundays exceptedl
SD A. H--MAIL-ArTiyes Ct New YORK 81 zs00 a.
n, Philadelphia 80 A H.. Boittmore 7 90 A
n PITTSBURGH $50 P. v; Wheeling 5s28 P N.
I.z5 P. M.-EXPRESS- arrives st New York AS P,
M: Philadelphia At 20. % A. NJ; Baltimore at
U.5n. A. nj: Pittsburgh SOS P. NJ; Wheeling
5:Ia P ~ New Philadelphia 40 P. n.
Both trsiBs connect Of Hudson Tor Akron and MI
leTBburgb.
Mornfnp Train connects at Ravenna with A. q e.
" RsilrOad Train for all points On that Road
Cars through from P.--sbu-gh to New 1of1
fVis Allentown, }, Without change OF cars.
- Ears as loE ~ b. any cthor line.
- through TicEsts can be procured ct the Union
Ticket Ofiioss Medteu House. At The Depot, or the
Euolid-Streei stssioD.
p Il y
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RE-
i CEIYE at his Ofice, Isl Water street, up to
Mondav the I7th Of October next Proposals for the
purchase OF q frame House, Barn and other i'm
provemeurs on tne Wenaler Property. north side
81 Cedar street, mar Hudson, recently purchased
by tle city for the erection Of school House for
the 9Th Ward thereon
Terms cash Bat reasonable tims for the re-
NOV Of toe property viii lie given, 70 suit the
oonvenisnca e the purchaser
D. A. DANGLER,
sep2-.IT5 Chairman School Con.
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CLEVELAND. O0LU&BU5 8 GIN

- ! General Eioss. Agent. Cleveland. o.
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.Eo through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York. Takes eject J1lF Il, 1884.
Een Ynrk Thrnnrr Iinn-
MAIN LINE.
FRANKLIN BRANCH
MAHONJNG DIVISION,

Leave Hesdyi1e at 500 A. r. and 9.s5 p n,
Arrive Franklin St l0;i5 " F" 500 {" =
Leave Franklin at T:S0 =" {" $50 4"
Arrive MeadviIls at $50 " T:i5
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Miss Ada N. Jewett, Newburgh, 1st pre-
MUM, and Miss Charlotte L. Robb, Ohm
stead, 2nd.
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Performance at 2 and 1-2 o'clock.
Dan Rice Will Positively Appear

ADMIssION-5O CENTS. Children under u
years, 25 cents. ssp19:I72
, 1864-03-20
LOCAL MATTERS.


nnkaness h3tehslon.-on o. tne oest e11-
ter1ons we eonlo nave az 10 tne rapidly increasing
commercial greatness o1 our e,y' 1stne oenas'os ol
nB severn tlaoesnen, "ao anps. uens, nuo.as ~
1nat .nei1 asevo"as a'e us asu.
eisnl ~ mest .aen 1ap.''s Me.eass uen"aos' a'e
euia,s '4It IL an' " e.pp !aas ~ "a.
anpe. ~ ,nsa'.. ne ~, ~ ~ " Hs a
as .asia'1aos S.1sus e' we. 80 ~. au ~.
IVA tsahoo4pu saee.' A"'e .eos 'ett
tne eleae "ant " tuomL."' tnetl ateo1.~
uoeaus, - Ao" .s,s,s ,e.se .,,.. e ~ Nv =. ~.
adequate 1or thelf la'ge ees,om, are at "a tass
eon'pen'n ~ uaAs t.s..s.11A sos ., a a
numoef VI s.aas ues nass ial.mns ..l,l zetseu 'ns
puoae sapp stN;. .nsta c!.1a ss.e y.
ene ,aoss appao'su nuH
1aso ~. .k. w.. 49,. a'
-os eaauel anu ia,l asa..n,so'pea Mt'la t'oso
Sno"Nase " .as oaotaess ~ .a. ~ - sia s0a
oianen .a t4es nna .nos .as. eaoses INV
eeen nPp,ee'a'ea =, tae eotna1as ~ ea.a ~ ~ -
tens'se oeee .na. .neas egnueoA ~. nHs stomn ",
l,o nun oeos sa"s..a v' -, .s,. U-., I 's ~ Nv
.I. ea1olnus ui7es'e' ou' '1A''Hons 'Ds "0o's
% Msas'e = r. p.,d,no T. r. h,xe ,ha,s,oro ia
,sr,tnnd m lense The o5,oin,nr store M. "a Ran
;1,,ph s,reet The thrce sn,endfd marble front.
viii he united by forty arches. the whole form,ue
. .er,,t,oa rr,fra, ri he ,anv other estsh,fshn,en
, 1864-03-20

.A' Money 4euI 10 a. NO"lenY IeN.. ~ Au0 AH"1ss1
1u4nce, WI be added to the fund nnd properly mp
1aIed.. 4 few hundred dollars more will complete
$ tic organization Of the regiment VIII not its
3cnde NJ once send in their subscriptions, TINT the
work uny be wen and cffectuA1ly done. The regf-
. nsut ought to be IN the 1tont lines by the Nrst
May.
TIE COMMON CocEc1L--Tfme was when
TO be member Of the Council Of the city Of Chtca
70 was IN honor. That tins Is not now. Wedoubt
II ever, In the history Of municipalities Board OF
Aldermen Of tha caliblc Of the present incumbents
have been ec1aped together. Ignorant. i1iteEate,
without moral or eocal standing, sprung from the
lowest strata Of our population. they alt In the pub
lkcCouncu Chambe1, and make laws which the pco-
ie must obey, laws which the crest majority Of the
enac&ors neither understand or care to understand!
There arc honorable exceptions in the Council. men
ofintelligence and p1obty honest, Intelligent and
sobex hut these moet1s belong to the minority, md
nre powe7iess to prevent the passage my tniq1i-
.ous scheme the majority may choose to urge.
, An Alde1man remarked dny or two ago, that he
hid no doubt the majority cond be bought for mon
ev that with hnlf dozen rotes secured for one
measure, he MAS Convinced that with one Thousand
dollars he could buy enough Aldermen to tnsure1 Its
passage. Aldermen ere cheap In Chicago. The
otce pays nothing unless It be In the bargain md
sale of votcs and these it 10 generally understood
arc matter OF traffic. Ike hogs and cattle. Daring
the debate upon the Evanston Railway Ordinance
ut the Last session. several astonishing
were made, and each party dld not hesitate TO
charge the other with seln9 h{s pote This Is dis
1aoeful: but 1t ie diseruce which will attach to
us until that sink ri corruption he cleansed.
AuReue, King Of Els, had large number
ieattle. whom he herdcd In a pcns-up e1,raouure.t
npa of the tittins oS Hercules was To clean It, he
accomplished bis tass by conducting the rivers Al
pheus and Feucus through the stables.
Now the voters Of Chicago are the Hercules to
whom is allotted the duty Of cleaning this worse
p, shaa Auseau stable The ac1m Of Office Of eix-
tou Of these Coupc1lmen expire the present Sea-
son. Let the streams of IN emil khtened public SEN
-1Iment direct the work Of elccune honeet, sober,
Intelligent, unpuschasable SUCCESSION.
TIE WARD MEETINGS on eATu1nAs NiGn1-
INC nfea. w1hca IN aae earlier oays VI tas Sofla
west were wont to sweep ose1 the 1ltmatsole psal.
riez converting TO eshes the grass trees and dead
wood. ncver burned more aerceay than 90 tne ntes
Of pa'siotitm in tho vaticus wards Of the city at
this Jancture. We have sccn and read Of nothing
hke II fzeeincse where the odor Of - Democraste'
ponnes las fos nany years been painfully appa-
IA {FJTN a
, 1864-03-20
Hrrnct1,s R1nyor1ug Extracts

Hurncttss R1nvor1ng Extracts.
FUrn AvBEua Ho1xL, N. Y, Aug. q, 1868.
Ecsa.e. Joecph burnett + Co.. Bosioa: eo.
GKaTIEhhN: We have .sed your oxIAe8 ~ :.
ecvc1a years and regard them the test In ~ oT O.
Very truly ycurs.
The aboTc is she Expression of all popular no'e''
and caterers. Sold e:trgwhelo: elo:,ua-,,,x
l:sh novel, Tor sale by hicNally & Co., 81 Dearborn
trcct
Go TO rnx BEsr-uo 70 RtJant 4 s;rattoa,s
Chicago Commercial College, TO get khorousn
practical busfnese education. For circulars -
dress (eaclosing ssanps) Bryant b sszstson, oal'
cago. Illinois,
%. House and eign Painting, Calcsminll;a's az
alaaing and Gealntrg. Psper HauEtngs and MG
York prices, F. e RlaBx, 90 Randolph 81.
Box 6S0. fe25u7fl@
, 1864-03-20

tee. vh,eE had been published. 10 tns snscs ~.
there was no legal power 70 cosree ssssoeQ osots
But lnooln had adr:need to tss postod s0 hs he
epeskez} endorsed and anp1auded. the @ PTestdeot;;
He now--aa he had for many months past
-boese tn the dset,pos sI.ts 2. soGl TtS ssvssV s'
the WET waB to end now. "lteo95 ocins assnse1 0a.
TINT The c1sns Of the slave Woa!d PC acato nevcs
more upon lhihcon!i9cnt ns sf3n.a asnnaInteS ths
other nations or tho world WohlG Ttup: s aitu nH,
tory world record that s7e stopped u oo1
c.1ecr before our grand WORK "as oee'"pa'aeu'
lGreat applsuee.l
Jhe Lombard Brothers then sang p" Old shady,
which was received with loud applause
ADpnEes OF c. Q. ooT11N.
Charles c. Coffin, ESQ.,, Of thu Boaton -Jonr7d1,
vss next introduced amid loud bufsts Of applaas..
Els remarks were as follows:
He Ind engaged Bryan Hall for the purpose OF
dolivcsins lectnre on the battle Of BE-
fore shc Young Mens rd h as aid be wouls
mt be able 10 hil his cngagements. However, be
was one Of thoee who believed In proVsdeace9 and
ths astvs1 Ct Gen Hn1san En- to b.
fe1t Te,y e!sd TO do it, as his health would not
baYe been sufficiently strong to bare borne him
Ho lien then proceeded m 10 give short account OF the
wss D II tbe afternoon Of the terrible battle Of
1n!on "a e. ohsr s he Amy Of d. reeeion
1t cnc place was tho corps commanded BY General
Bnruside In front ofWhom Tas Sreek oseT ~ wacn .
vas atope bridge a9d o. tne ",net Ms II rehe
tanEment. upon Wh1ea Wcte !Sui po1ia aEsnnta
cannon oaue3 WIZ 1G9ioy G5a f1onna Who vii attemnt
- css III l,drs On another ss IL the village
nf shainaburc. gar1ithed With fifty pieces Of
artillery P1csenuy tag st"J naar Jtha cotonsnd
menccs between sae eopaG a ~ rehei hatte,1ss
q o. eenIn s..nsrd ia givcn The Mn,on forces
iuah rah M111 fo2TaS deadly 7ofey receives
40 70. WYE, ah1 gal hstter,es are nuicSI rsned
appla9Esl tns teoei a oat h,1oneeted and tbs enns
tne 1sSe o sts Tinr foc. The aghs ii Lodi tn NJ
Union e,ss5 the erSe Ssvst IT A. A.
aeTs cav mfs E found Il Tie World an
movement 9f me f eo hsiahaa of y sha4nsbnI and Il
these s bsa bsen NJ four @ nofs hours of light rebel
"n ,s o4naa;nc nfthe Tiyer the
Eastern soeT asaa saa ~ o s0'' S's
One of ss e o
ce;rs tcn ehots stil pressed On until be received
IL Sssth shnt f9ne I'm fhrce four more Of his
ps E Wnv nnoih nn se;sne T etandas
ss9 !. 114 Hnrrs s bavs rnme alone" Insnired b1
~ thov 1e n1p.ssnd % foTxnrI and Ike rebel
'inss were broken; en- ,.,,,. roen row Ia the hon,
nas sGands n INV Waa5 bather onT ronntTy faiis
~ mcs htt eSn T. SsI 1se r. c-roter p,nrT Tha day
u1 Naetnes u nsu LEE na- tha is.;isrsh,n III ri
nGt ~ & mne oT5 Not4b ~ ~ soutb sha
nefols el'Mi. ese'y e"''os. 4'ottu ~ ''''"'
oo" IL toe oose>
| Address Or LIEUT. COL. MANN.
Lieut., COL Mann, Of the 39th Illinois yates Pha
,..,-s NO introduced arnfdst 1ond aouIause, auf
tn.4j' "0' '"A4'NN~@e ''>1~
sald:
He came here as spectator only, our aa Colone t
Hancock issued tho oruer ~ MN 70 ,a ~, ~
nappy n beng aete 10 coa.Sa." ~ - hsd ~,t hear
a!sang toia uu.oa, ~ a.,,,sn5 ~ Hcncra
IL p;su1As A - ~ " IL c,nrsa ritf nieasnre
, 1864-03-20

ILLINOIS PAoFEssoRs1I1P OF CHICAGO THE.
o1oe1cA1 SKxrsAu1.-Wc arc informed that abont
Elk thousand dollars more are still needed to CON-
plcte and secure the endowment OF the Illinois
f1ofeeeorehip Of the Chicago Theological semina,
during the year past-the wisconsin anil the East
ern-And the friends Of the Seminary strongly de-
sire to report the three fully endowed Al The ap
tion Il 10 meet in about six weeks, 1t will be seen
that but little time is left to I'll mp the amount:
For the credit Of the State ae vel as for the good
Of the institution 1t s to be hoped that this effort
viii not be fonnd unfinished wien the Convention
rhall assemble. Subscriptions may be sent to Rev.
Il l. Hammond. Jfeasuref. BOX 41Gf, Ehic1NQ.
, 1864-03-20

Honorable uentton.-We. have of1eu
spoken IN nraise Of Nrewstez's Hats. We need
only cay that in the production Of hs spring style
Of Bats, for GentIemena' wear. Brewster has cYeu
surpassed hfB former efforts. :: ."'
EH- 1.-THE Futute,''a political essay, BY a. II.
11loop. tos sale by McHally q Co.. 81 Deasbosa
, 1864-03-20
M a. r r r D.

At the res;dcnce Of A. r. Eclgh1t ESD, near Bs"t
Ms; by the Eey: 1r: Iavts. Air AESMY 6I; BI:Ax
MOI JGOMEIiY, al Nc1oit No cards.
II Peansylvania papers pleass copy.
, 1864-03-20

!. Money sent to A. cowles, ESQ.,, at tho TRIBUNE
~p4Bce VII be atned to the fund hnd properly up
1aIed. 4 few hundred dollars more will complete
tho organization Of the regiment. VIII not its
friends as once send in their subscriptions, TINT the
work may be wen and eAectually done. The regf~
msut ought to be IN the front lines by the Gfst
May,
, 1864-03-20


Pn1taAnAos1c coxcEET-The mn and laeI !s,G con. 10
cert Of Inc season W1u sake p'ase .. T a.! ~
Monday evening next ms xtI1 1 1rs.. aae egs ~1.
viii hare tue assistance ol Mss. Aa's3n aua ss I
VIM. b Lewis. whose merits arg mea Ano"n o",. a-a
highly apP1ee1asea os nj 'osesh u a1' ~ ens.go'
The programme embraces no1att e.tapaory ~.
minor Overture 10 9e1 9,.te t.e'eeaa, sa :, Ths
oroornmme Ia one Of The most popular Of the rea~
ann
M,sr,x ..The 1,,t,fnnt1ans. the MADAGASCAR Fam.
Nv s;cnor Capnelli and his Monkey, and the In
visih,e r,dr. SIM re,nain at Col Woods Museum,
with some two or three hundred thousand other
curfosfttes
--. -
YEA, VERILf.-The following aeleate cps
tie came to hand yesterday, addressed "TrcasuEcr
st.a ~ 49, sv sts,nn which Ind been ieaeca md then
Washed The ssnd ssn, himself s
Saa,r nssi,s tn ,mnroTe bfs Enos1edr. Of s1el,1ns
aen1y neeus M M ~: ...sn,,s,., hr .ssa;ag
The h &c "eeceeh sheet
sSns snsIose one doller p1cas TO send me tbs
%ss 49, ss hsfs een snts e
1Se "a III Times Ind think iii Democrats should
nafronist II Inc repntlicans her cali 1t cecesh
sheet Il lhe princlpfss It advocates Is cece.slon
| AM one for endorse them,
A CArruRE.-Henry Dewitt Clinton, .
horse tne1. was a!1es'el ~ Imso, W c,,'aa
evening, o5 one o. ou. ai5 ues t.ss"
t.o'e no'ee aa ~ s 49,. ~ shsrIT ~ .ha,
a"tusaa aDa - H. aasust ~ ,,,n, ,rho nsr..n.
coun,5 n"s 49, - ~ ~ +.a ut.,,I.r,.
oflcer, who LEFT the city with him seon attef.
.:- ..-.-.,...s -n.,.,o,
XounE SWcn's AksocaaKaon-VPpoaA
, 1864-03-20

billiard MatcA.-N Frank Parker Of this
city has challenged Mr. John Coon Of Cleveland to
contest at billiards for $3.50 side, one Thousand
| points up, four bnll American casom game, with
| e;< Ea1ls. Mr. Coon has accepted tho challenge.
The game IL to be played In this city on the 10th Of
April Both are excellent players and spirited
match will be the result.
, 1864-03-20

w WANTED-Aman to drive team,
w ni,k cows, aud mako himself genesall1 useful
aeaeE. 10 wotk Green house. Gsapesy, anI I f5als @
iii, Chicago, o. call Il Boom s, loi Dcasbotast.
, 1864-03-20

NOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
H. soHg acfes Of Land. on the line Of the Iogans.
Thee lands are Eigh and and within three
mllts ot Railroad Stations Chstsworth and Forrest.
be sold ches7, smith cAsh, balance In aye ssFen
Jeazs ~ s1 per cent tntezts There taa Beet Sugar
Manp{attory 1T ChAtsF pEth, IN successful operation
No better and4 In the State. Address Of apply to
9fIHn%SpRf e RafGa1pR Ghats1oqS siSef nofs
, 1864-03-20

WAETED-By a youEg man. a
gsea es Gsfr
, 1864-03-20

AHY ANTED-To rent a convenient
p,eaear. iocaiion, Address Post Oflee Boz ssa.
, 1864-03-20

NOTES.-The adjourned meeting Of the Whole
ss1e Grocers of Chicago Is postponed until Tuesday
evening, ed inst, at 71< o'clock, at which time
the committee will be ready to present their report
A full attendance IL desirable.
JAs. MoKlHpLEY, Chairman.
, 1864-03-20

NTANTED-A Salesman IN q
w Wholesale Fnucy Goods md Notion House.
Onc acquainted with the Western srutc p.eteIrrd-
a Isa-. lIox 46Y7 skaQ9s.k
, 1864-03-20

TA11ons' SrnME.-The Tailors' FEaternal
Union held special meeting at The 6ociety'a room
iu Prices block, on Saturday evening, which was
largely attended. The initiatorr steps tor u de-
'mand of nh advance Of from 10 TO Is per cent oh
:. the urcsfnt 1aecs of talon were taken.
, 1864-03-20

WI ANTED-Turuers. Two hands
wa9s on :st r95 H5ey sdas
, 1864-03-20

TIE LETTER Llsr.-Thc. Letter LAST II, Is
-cn,wdg1 out Of our tesue thls morning, but VIII
arnetr In fc-morTow*s edition.
, 1864-03-20

TOR SALE-Houses and Lots on
On wnbash aycnue, near Pcck Court. 9OG0
On Wabash avenue, near Fourteenth strect-... 500
Also. northeast corner Wabash avenue and Van Bu-
rel street. Apply to- j. J.AVERfLL,
Kesl Estate oaace No. metropolitan Block.
, 1864-03-20

WANTED-To Rent, a frstclass
w House, with all tho modern improvements for
small FAMILY, Must be in good locality. Call at
G. H." Ppst O0lce Box SSt1. uhl3 ASSi 1t
, 1864-03-20

L.
On motion, The name Of Ed. 8. 1sham was
placed In the position on the Opposition ticket
vacated By the resignation Of Mr., Letter. :.
Pen ORDER COMMITTEE.
, 1864-03-20

W7ANTED-A competett Book
W Keeper. Address, with reference Dog 26ss,
, 1864-03-20

u 4saue1 a1'o "' -. Aoy ~ - -. r-.
you welcome TO hs city, "a me eV o. your 'o1"ef
residence ne city nlw ass loyal and patriotic, as
~. co,,,nr ~ the pneAt Northwest. for which
Inc eei.s4 o. nees le nliar1y annronra,e that
It SPEAKS, seen'e peean!H rs.a. apt sss...aas
they shop1d EiFc TO sou, 6r. tins enpnatac test1o
.nfal of their appreciation It is hut few years. Sir
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7ilause.1 We hare esmpathizcd with yun IN your
afh1rrltfes.- We haye obeervcd. sir. that you did
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tly repreeent. ret do represent, the loyal people
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donr hie duty upon INC helo. tnc country OWES
debt of crattude and for ron. Sir you haze writ
tcn pagc Of lie history Of The county your nannc
ALA N-
, 1864-03-20

FOR SALE-Or exchange, a house
j. and lot on Canal street, between Adams and Jack
ton No. 1T lot s1x16t feet With without Improve
1ente. Also 1Go acres Of 1rstclass farming land IN
e!ppt River near Dubuque. Address Boz ST, or Ia
qa{re OF EUHEL BRO, 81 ard 80 Lakest., Chicago
, 1864-03-20

TROCERlFS AT AUCTION AT
N No. 81 Washington street, on MONDAY, .st
1nst al 9X o'codl A. H. VIM be sold tho entire stock
er Groceries. Wooden Ware. Shelving, Con9sess: 3te1
Refrigerator. together with Iunny other articles
nhQsNGG9t HIrkY BIT, LEE S1ltfna1.
, 1864-03-20
T1lHufEN. .

IEANTED-Furnitnre for Boatd.
- Nrw or coed secondhand furniture. suttshle
,stl- 70 be paid ior In board. DAY board may c9a.
Airy ii: ndd1sas " BOARD" r o. Boz ISL caicaso.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
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