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DIED.

On Monday, the 9th inst Of Paralysis Of the
Lungs, following Diptht riA BERTHA, youngest
child of d. D. l.. aud Sarah L Webster, aged s
years and months
Funeral from No. p Eagle street, on Wednes-
dsy, Dec. 7th, at O'Clock P. N. Friends Of thG
family are invited to attend.
a tVioslard, Cumberland, N. J., Novembsr 10th,
"a MES HENRY yuungest son Of Elia5 ". and
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ELEc1Iox IN COMPANY D.--Car.aiu Wise
man having resigned, an election was held
last evening By the members of Company
D, resulting as follows:
Captain-Jason Canfeld; First Lieuten-
ant-GeOrge ". Whitehead; Second Lieu
tsnant--HOraces 8. Pettingill 10
Captain Canheld is a respected lawyer
and public-spirited citizen, whose hundred
days, career as First Lieutenant illustrated
his manly and high-toned character, and
won the hssrtiest respectsnd esteem of the
entire company.
Lieutenants Whitehead and Pettiugill
are old officers, the former Second Lisuteu-
ant, and the latter fourth Sergeant, and are
popular for capacity and genial social
qualities. The company is Offered to its
perfect satisfaction, and in its new organi-
Estion deserves the congratulations of the
regiment and the city.
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Doors AND sHORs.-Any one in need of
these articles can do no better than to call
and examine the large and excellent stock
of Mr.. T. G. sholes, No. 234 Superior street.
1t is one of the best in the market, and is
offered at very reasonable rates.
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THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
It Cures Hay, Rose & Periodic CataFrh
CURES CATARRH m ALL ITS TYPES AND STAGES.
CURES CATsRRH And AVERTs CONSUMPTION.
No violent Syringing Of the Head,
The Sense OF Taste and Smell Restore

The Sense of taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries Ostsrrh has deded the skill Of ply
sicsns and surgeons. no medical work oontatus a
prescription that will eradicate it.. Nothing save
Dr. GOodsle's Remedy will break it up, radio ally
destroying the prinoipls of the disease, and pre-
eluding the possibility OF a relapse
&c penetrates 70 the VeTy seat OF this terrible dis
ease and eItorminAtes it, root and branch, forever.
[Trom the New York Comm rcisl Adsertis-r.
HAT, Rose AND FERIoDIO CArARRH.-Or. 4. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy aud mode OF treatment not
only affords greatest relief in every variety Of
Oatarrh but Il tnguish the disease forever in
al its stages. Every One speaks well oft
Price 81 per bottle. Send q stamp for DR.. x
GOodals's heN Pamphlst on Catsrrh Its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment and Rapid Cur.
MOTION & CO, Sole Ag'ts. rs BlsskeT st., n. 7.
sold by G. ". CLARK, Is Superior ct. de5:R3
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5FRoM LAKE SuPEKIoR.-The Detroit Trl-
Dune, Of Saturday, says; Since our last
issue the steamers Traveller and Meteor
have arrived from Lake Superior. The
Traveller has been no farther than the
5ault and Bruce Mines. The Meteor comes
from the various points on Lake Superior,
and with the exception Ofthe Mineral Rock,
is the lsst to arrive from that locality tho
present season. She brings no news of
importance. The propeller Concord had
arrived at Marquette. The weather on her
downward trip was mild and favorable.
The Meteor brought full load Of freight
and but few passengers. The Mineral
Rock was expected to reach here during
the night.
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MAsrEE DUDLEY WALLER.-0ur citizens
will be pleased to learn that Master Dudley
Waller is about to revisit this city on his
return from a brief visit to Michigan, and
that he will give one or two readings while
here. His wonderful genius inspired such
universal admiration and interest at the
time of his former visit that we are safe in
predicting for him full houses whenever
he appears in Cleveland.
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sALB-Pursuant to the

NTASTEKS SALE.-Pursuant to the
IAl command Of 3 decretsl order Of sale from the
COu.t o. CommOn Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, IN an
action therein psnOng, wherein The CuyahOga
Steam Furnace Company Is plaingih, ana John Civ
en- Othsrs are defeu dants, TO me directed, l
shall Oner sals st public auction, at tae door Of
the O5urt House Ia the city OF Cleveland, oa the
nth .aa.s Of
the following described parcels OF land situate IN
the ity Of Cleveland, county Of Cuyshoga and
State OF Ohio. founded as Iollows, TO Wit:
Parcel No. Ols.-COmmeneing At point on the
westerly line o. ontario street forty feet
thsTly from. ia intersection with tine nOrtherly line
OF Michigan street; thence westerly, az right an
giles with ontario street, one hundred ees to PCi-
Vato alley ten feet In width; thence northeriy ia
line at CHS angles With Michigan street, twenty
two fsr /; thenoe eestsrly in . line parallel with
Michigan street, one hundred feet to the westerly
line Of Ontario street; Thence toutherly the said
westerly line OF Ontario street twenty-five feet to
the place of beginning tOgeihor vita all the hered
itaments and appurtsnAnoes thsreunto belonging,
but subisot 70 all streets and highways
Appraised at $1,000.
Pared No. TI00.-Commencing at point on the
northerly line Of Michigan street, one hundred and
ten feet westerly from Ontario street; thence nor
tberly at right angles with Michigan street. ninety
two feet thence westerly IN line at rig h. angles
with Ontario street, twenty two feet thence south
erly in line at right aBg es with Michigan street.
ninety TWO f,et TO the n0rtherly line OF Michig,
street; thence essteTly along the said othely line
OF Michigan street twenty Two feet the place Of
beginning. together with all the hereditAment5 aB3
appurtenancss theTeunto belonging, but subjsct to
ali streets and highways.
Appraised at IS 800.
Terms cash. HENRY @ ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
BAcKus NOBLE, Attorneys.
Nyvsmbsr g. 1854 uoS.lg lg0.eT
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The Cleveland Literary and Social Club,
organized last week, will hold their next
meeting at the Parlors of the Chapel of St.
PauTs Church, on Tuesday evening, the
9th inst, at half-past seven o'clock.
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UNION PEIsOEER.-Pstrick Sage, Of the
10th United States Regulars, passed through
this city yesterday on his way to his home
in Michigan. He il just from Savannah.
having been exchanged there. He was
captured at Chicamauga on the 10th of
September, 1858, and has been enjoying
the tender hDspitalities of Rebel authorities
ever since. He was first taken to Rich
mond, but when Grant threw his army near
Petersburg, he, with hundreds of others,
was removed to Georgia. He speaks of the
suferings of the men as being horrible.
Scores on scores could not endure prison
life month, and many died after fort
nights imprisonment.
He himself did not look extremely reduc-
ed by his hard fare and rough experience.
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MoNA's RELIEF sOcIETY.-There will be. a
meeting of Mons's Relief Society, at their
Hall, on next Tuesday evening, December
6, 1854.
All the members are requested to be pres
ent, as business of importance will be
transacted THOMAS QUAYLE,
Dec5:1s0. President.
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Embroidery and stitching done to order,
in the best style and at reasonable charges
at the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Rooms, No. III Superior street.
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Good skating at Skating Hall, corner
Superior street and Public Square (Rouse's
Block, Hall of the Law College, every af-
ternoon; also Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings. No charge for admis-
sion. Ali can learn to skate with safety,
ease and comfort. Skates for hire.
decS:IS0
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aBVg TORR sTOCal mARKET.

NEW YoRE. Dec. 8, 1894.
aOVerHmeut StOckzs-shade nrmer. United
States skies 81 coupons ia do $50 coupons -;
Treasury notes 7-lOs =; 1910 ooupcns 9s3S; 2O5
registered -; one-year certificates 9
StOeks-LoEsr- PiEtsburg, 1T Wayne 4 Chi
cago 103s Iolsdo WA1a preferred -; Hudson
il6; CleVelsnd & Pittsburg lOs33S; Chicago North
western preferred 751SS; Readiug =; Mich
igan Central -; Michigan Southern 8 North
srn Indiana - Illinois UsatrAl scrip 12e5s; Erie
Il; New YORK Central 1sO, MariD0sa =; Ohio
and Mississippi certificates 351Si ouieksilvsr -;
Rook Island ICA
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Persons desirous of procuring Substitutes
will do well by calling Immediately at
No. 104 Water street, Napoleon House,
Dec6;ls0. J. F. o'BRIEE.
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asnsa0fF.
1861. "U0EEzE 1861,
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE.

CAPITAL AND ASSETS, s2O5too
No Scrip Dividends. Profits divided IN CASH
among Stock and Policy Holders.
Takes Marine Hazards Of all kinds Fire Risks,
Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels IN Port,
and the better class Of Risks generally.
DIRECTORS.
Wm. Hart, B. Pelton, AmGsa stone,
P. OhanberliH, L. D. Hudson, Hon. J. P RobisoRi
n. GarretsoD A. J. Breed, o. N. Cviatt,
p ". Pelton, Wm. Wellhouse.
OFFICE-Oviatt's Exchange, foot % Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Losses Adjusted and promptly paid.
VII. HART, President.
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weekly Bank Statement.


.-g.a @ NEW YoRK, Dec. 8.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to-day
Central co; Copper Falls q; Quincy 95; Huron
Al; Franklin ss1<; Hancock 81; Isle koyaio 'sM;
Miuaesota 25; RswAbic 5l12i French lresk =;
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BEFORE JuDoE CoFFIEBEREY.-Fhe divorce
case of Harriet I. spragus Us. AlOnzO
Sprague was concluded yesterday, and de-
cree of divorce, without alimony, was
granted. This was an important and in
teresting case, and the Judge gave we'll
considered and able opinion.
The case of Ohio vs. James o'Neal, Fred
erick R. Gardner and Harvey Pheatt was
next taken up. O'Neal and Pheatt changed
their plea of mot guilty to guilty
Gardner was stifF-necked, demanded trial,
and when, later in the day, a jury was ap-
pointed to weigh him in the balances, he
concluded he was lighter than vanity, and
would be found wanting, hs, too, declared
himself guilty. These three vii probably
receive their sentence this morning.
The case of Ohio Us. Calvin Rosecranz,
charged with illegal voting, was then taken
up, the Prosecuting Attorney appearing
for the State, and S. E. Adams, Esq, for
defendant. The case was concluded, and
q verdict of guilty found. He has not re-
ceived sentence.
The divorce case of Priscilla Pardee vs.
John Pardee was next on the docket. A.
T. slsde, Esq, appeared for plaintiff, no
one appearing for defendant. The case
was tried, but no decision rendered ysster-
-day-
A case was on trial yesterday, but not
concluded. before Judge Bolton, which will
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CITY NEWS.

DREDeING.-The process of dredging out
the mouth oftbe Cuyahoga river was re-
sumed yesterday, as the lake. had worked
itself sufficiently calm. r--
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MArTERs AT TzE PRoVosF AARsHAL's
ozTIcE.-The unfostunstes who were draft
ed on Friday last reported very promptly
yesterday, forty-six out Of the drafted
and being examined. The fol-
IouTinC ia the result of the examination.
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RRAINARDS HALL. ,711
GOttsthalA's Positive Farewell.

OoAAAND N6Et " tlls f-tl-s
sIGNOR MUZJO has The honor to inform the
olt4sns OF cleveland and viciniry, that he has
essdsd In making arran. sments With the world
renowned ttanist and gre4t Composer,
L. II. GOTTSCHALK.
To give series Of Gra5d Concerts in the principal
cities Of tbs United ststes prior to bis d partarO
for Havsna aud Mexico.
Mr.. eottschalk's Farewell Concert In Cleveland
VII take place On THURSD ~ EVENING, Doc g.
sisnor huEo takes great pleasure in announ cling
hat he has secured ths services Of the following
musical artists to assist Mr.. GottschAlk:
MISS LUCY SInONS,
The eminent Csntat,iee. (Pupu Of bis) whose IN
preeedented success during serieI OF Concsrts Ia
New York, has been ohesrfally acknowledged by
the press aud enthusiastic public
SIgNoR MORELLI. the Oslebrated Baritoas
HEIR nGHLEB, the Famous ViOlinist
SIHNOR MUZIO, Musical Director and Conductor.
Admission to Parqustts and Dress CirsIe, 81 o.
Tickets TO Family Circle 70 cents No extra charEo
for reservsd seats. Ticket Office open, eommsnei6R
on Tuesday, Dec. 9Th, at Q A. n. at Branard's Me-
sic Store Orders from tka countr. enclosing the
amount fo= tbs number OF seats required, will bs
promptly attec dsd to BY Brainara %.
Doors opsu at ~; Coreert to sommsncs at 8
oei1ok. de5:Iso
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legal InteIIigence.

CouET OF CoXNoE PLEAs.-BEToRz JUDez
FOorE.-The case of Morris K. sutlif vs.
W. B. Sheldon, ct al. was the only one tried
yesterday in Courtroom No. 2, before
Judge FOOte. 1t is a replsvin case, in
which a span of horses, buggy, &c, are in
vOlved. It was tried before the Court and
not before jury, and was not disposed Of
yesterday.
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Oval FRAxzs-An sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at E. G. Jones, 146 Superior street. --5
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aTCEESEB WAR CLAIM AGENT,
And Attorney a1 Law,
d,ll.ssr 3ouutiss Pensions. BscE Pay; Prize Money
= Hu6 other War Claims. ~ .-f
rw-personsl attention is given to the prosecution
.Fm,5n,o IN fhs Dopsrtnents st Washington.
~ an nersons bEYiaz 4sims should spplJ in
.--1 - 81 Iaisnr, - opea, aa4 tbay viii nsosivO
FrOuVS sttsat'Oa1 a.z-
sv1s.sus lse,sssa~'SRa- 0sVasS1l0 9.
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JOUAL NOTIUEs.

SOLDIERS AID soO1ETY.-The regular
monthly nesting of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety will be held this afternoon, TUESDAY,
9Th septemberl at the rooms of the Society,
95 Bank street. Dec6:I90.
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CHICAGO aIAKKEF--Dec. 5.

CHICAGO 8IAKKET--Dec. 5.
Tl7 lBT fELEGRAPH-I
PlOuF-Firm and octiys
Wheat-Firm at 81 Gs1Ss1 II for No. l.
GOrn-steaay at e5o0Sl on fr o d. -.
Oafs-Quiet. SALES at tS5< 9535<c.
Whisky-AdTaucsd 20. ss es At 81 81
PrOVisiOns-Firm-
POrk-Prime mess S3I %; mess s34 80.
HOgs-Advanesd 25930c- Sales stS9 1910 f3
for common to medium; $40 259lO IS for medium
to extra.
Dressed HOgs-s1z OOeI2 80; dividing on
2oJ'B. $3.50
Reeefpfs-3 800 bbls -four; Is, 900 bush Ehesii
q, 900 bush Corn; a., 900 oats; hogs II, ,0oo.
Shtpments--b bbls four -,OlO ou Wheat
corn 1900; oats $4,000.
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MosT RExARKABLE in its effects, and most
useful in its application, the fragrant Sozo-
don't has become the most popular Denti-
frice in existence. 'Tis used and praised
by everybody.
Sold by all druggists. dec5:19O.st
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTER.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance 70 slthSr Of the
stSEs Trains Or Boats will be called ot by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, BY leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, 147 Superior street, next
dO0E - the WOddeii House.
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oswERO mAKKET-.Dec. s

Us Watftl uAHsIAEsIs9sIeo.o ..
.Tv TBH InEGRAPH. 5n-
FTOuF-Good demand and steady,
Wheat-Quiet. 40. 2 Chicago spring hsid at
2 Y; 81 % offered.
COrn-and ather grains nominal.
Canal Fretghss-NO through arrangements.
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A case was on trial yesterday, but not
concluded, before Judge Bolton, which will
not be reported.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK

fiscal Agent and Designated Beposita.
r. OF the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan of
I $40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which VIII allow liberal commission 70 dsalsrs
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES 5-sO BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF 1881.
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
COIN,
COIN COUPONS,
q s QUARTERMASTERs VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, end
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF AL KINDS
mos: Rsf
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COMMERCIAL
ULEyELAED mARKIT.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE.
NFo-rnw Ev-rm n Taa

ra.a 1-Nf4 ~ -'--A4el - - ASO--l
The reoslPts O. Grain b. raj for the "a hour
suding ct halt pa5i oDs O'Clock to-day are fol-
nua 80
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Z. B. HALE, banker;

IL D' HALh, BduA6F3
AND p ~ -l
c. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGEET,
III Superior Sc. ........ .'.4-
Subscriptions received to the
al 3-l0 PER CENT. AND lO-40' NATIONAL
LOANS. W
Commission allowed to subsori6ers.l '''i'
sUU. 5. Bonds Of 1881, B-2O's. lo-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sOuld st best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points, Incur
rent funds converted At lowest. Revenue Stamps
of sale. oc4
JUsT REcEIvED.-AnoJner fne lot of those
cheap Shaker Blinds, at E. G. Jones, 146
Superior street. nov5:l79
10 the Amieted.s.
If you want to get your Corns, Bunions
or ingrowing nails cured without pain or
lsmeness, call on Doctor Wadhsm at the
City Hotel, Seneca street, Cleveland, Room
20. Office hours from Il TO 2 P.N.
Tooth sche,ear ache and head ache cured
IN from five to ten minutes. decI $50.
BABr TEKDER.-The great baby tender is
for sale at E. q. Jones', No. I46 Superior
street, American Building, CleYeland, Ohio.
nov. v.19:ls1.
E. C. Jones, 146 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line.
nov5:I79
OIL.-AARsHALL BAsKwILL * Co., Refners
and Wholesale Dealers in Carbon Lubri-
cating,snd Benzine Oils. We invite deal
ers in the above articles to call at our
Office, No. ia Superior street, and look at
our amples. A supply constantly on
hand. nov2s:18O
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Mrs, W. L. Desne will receive few more
pupils for instruction on he Piano Forte at
hsT residence, No. IS Sheriff street.
nsV9ssSt ,-i} .d 20
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RONIEGF ETTRAORDIEARY.

Rare Experience Of a Cleveland Typo
---He Rooms a Week with a man VINO
Turns out 10 be a WOman--.Inters
estIng DenOuement.
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DARE CHANCE FOR MACHINISTS.
IL BEhHAKD DEMMING, IA Superior street Of
1Hr for sale his n sshias Sh and tools, consisting
Of four lathes, four ses, polishing machine, and al
necessary tools for repairing small machinery. Also
ahaftinR, beltinR, &C. al in perfect running order.
he. nOsl9IS
EOR RALE.-THE SUB CRIBER
A offas to sell about Il acres Of Uand, unsurpassed
foF roductiyensss about of mile from the termi-
mus Of the East CLEVELAND ctreet Railroad, on the
Crawford Read choice variety Of fruit; good wa
ter, and cheap buildinga.
nolT :isid1w JAS. RICHARDS.
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WANTED-BY A SINGLE GEN
w TLEMAN, board In private family, where the
com1orts Of q home can Js found. Address d. LIN
COLk, No. lf0 Superior street. noz:IB
4 ARGE HAWSER FOR SALE-AT
II PuRIIc AUCTION on ACCOUNT or WHOM IT MAY
UosaEE.--Win be sold, 81 the ofioe Of kOb't Hsuua
& Co. 6g River street. Cleveland OHIO at 10 O'Clock
A. n. THURSDAY, December lst 1854, l4-inch Manil-
Il HaWHeT, lnehTly neW) and about l250 feet long.
Terms carl b on day o. sale nO2l .lls
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JUsT REcEIvED.-AnoJner ine lot of those
cheap Shaker BlinOs, at E. G. Jones', 146
Superior street. nov5;l79
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EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
II for Gentlemen and Ladies. light, pleasant and
proftalls For circular address, with Etsm B. s.
GREEE, Room 4 American Building, Uleveisnd, o.
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5SsW!aa MaERtues.

BAcKus s. NOBLE, Attorneys.
November 8, 1864
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BABY TENDER.-The great baby tender is
for sale at E. q. Jones', No. I4s Superior
street, American Building, CleYelsnd, Ohio.
nov 1881.
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E. C. Jones, 146 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line.
nov5:I79
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~~s0UN
100000 SHARES OF IS EACH.
Shares fall paid without further assessment.
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T OsT-BETWEEN EUCLID PLACE
A4And Forest City House, 8 Fur Glove. The finder
wiz Be rewarded By leaving ths same at the Ameri-
can house. Do2g:l7e
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Amnsemeats.

sREkz sUooEss sy EHE srxEaTI5E AcERHsSs
MISS KATE DENIM,
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FOk Rem IA CONVENIENT
Il Brick House, containing ninS % roons plsaa-
Antly ocated On Prospect street.. Gas throughout
the house. lake water and ctsrn IN the kitchen, and
water Ia two Of the chambers. permanent and
PCases sion given Immediately. Apply a. v heeler
and WisonI Sewing Machine Rooms, A5 Superior
atreet. noTZ6 III.
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TUESDAY EVENING, Des. 6, viii BE- presented
ls great moral sensation Drama Of
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Anu tn7 popular Irish Comedian
Mr.. SAM RTAN.
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OFFICIAL.
AnJIrTANT AND INsPECToR-6ENERAIis OFFICE
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-10-29

has been no infantry fighting since the attack on
Altoona The town OF Resaea was menaced, but
found too strongly defended, and was not attacked
In the main army each division drives its drove OF
cattle before it, and fast they are thinned ont
they are replenished from the surrounding country
The men have plenty of rations but are in want oil
shoes and clothing On Tuesday, the 18th, the army
was at Blue Pond, twenty-six miles from Gunters
landing, on the Tennessee river. The river was
high, but had commenced falling.
General Beauregard issued an address on the 18th
in taking command. He says the enemy must be
driven out of Atlanta and offers all amnesty to all
asserters returning to their commands within thirty
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