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The Placer herald., 1864-07-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
VENHE Co-parnership in the Banking Business
l. heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly
Of the city Of New York. and Joseph A Donohor.
William e. Ral-ton, and Ralph S. Frctz. of San
Francisco. under the firm name # EUGENE KELLY
e. Co.,, New York, and DoNoHoE, RALsroN o. Co.,
San Francisco. will cease on the first (ls) day OF
July. 1S64--Euecne Kelly and j. a. Donohoe
withdrawing from the copartnership.
The business will he settled in New York by
Eugene Kelly. and in San Francisco by VIM. G.
Ralston and r. S. Frez
Depostors are requested to hand in their books
for settlement at the banking house Of Donohoe,
Ralston Co. EUGENE KELLY.
(Per. j. A. DOnchoe, Attorney.
J. A. DONOHOE,
w. e. RALSTON,
X. S. FRETZ.
San Srancisco. June 18th, 1864.
TIME undersig ned have formed Co-parner-
l. ship for the Transaction of u general Bank;
ing and Exchange Business under the firm names
OF DoNoHoE, KELLY Il Co.. in San Francisco, and
EUGENE KELLY a. Co.. in New York, commencing
July |. 1864. Their Banking House in this city
will be ut the southwest corner OF Montgomery
and Sacramento streets.
EUGENE KELLY
JOSEPH A. DONOHOE.
San Francisco, June Is, lS64.--june Is. I'm
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Magnolia Liquor Store,
wi"I ESALE AND RETAIL.
=. CHA LES HIGGINS, Proprietor,
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.
TINE proprietor have removed one door from
l. his old stand 10 the building formerly
known and occupied as Fcldburg's Clothing
Store. where he win be happy to see his old
friends and the public in general. l am con-
stantly receiving direct from San Francisco, the
largest and best stock Of Liquors, Wines, etc,
ever brought to Auburn, consisting of all the
select brands of Champagne, III rs
l.ongworth's Sparkling CataN =.
lIeidsck do do
Rose de Maines do do
Hennesscy Brant y. Martel do
Chas Revircs do. Jules Rovin do and Others
jamaica Santa Cruz, and New England Rum
Old Bourbon. Homestead, Monon gahela,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Caret and California
Wine.
Champagne Cider. Schnapps, Bitters and all
the different kinds of case liquors to be found in
the market.
In returning thanks to his old friends for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the
proprietor would desire n continuance of the
same, with the assurance that at his establish
mcnt will Railways be found superior liquors, which
will be sold to dealers and families at the very
lowest rates. Auburn, April Is, lSG3.--my
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDER

Situated at Mammoth Bar. Placer County. Cal.
INHERE is delinquent upon the following de-
Il scribed stock. account OF the assessments.
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders. Certificates not issued.
Names. Shares. Amount.
Isaac Stonecipher, $4,000
+. II. Fisher, S 62.4O
T. S. Mitchell. 1000
VIM. ii. Hollis, $500
and in accordance with law, and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees made on the LIST day OF June.
A. D. 1851 so many shares OF each parcel of said
stock rs may be necessary will he sold ut the Of
fee Of said company, at Mammoth Bar. Placer
county. California. on Saturday, the Both day of
July, 1864. at clock, p. NJ. OF said day. to sat
isly said delinquent assessments together with the
cost Of selling.
&c. BALL.
Je23 I'm Secretary.
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SU M NJ ONS.
81 All OF CALltORNlA,
PLACER COUNTY.


PLACER COUNTY.
District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District
OF said State.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAJ1roESrA: To
JACOB FELBERG AND CHARLES HIGG1Ns GREET
ING:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer
Il the complaint of John p. Gaines in said
Court. filed against you. within ten DAYS from
The service OF this Writ exclusive of the day of
service. il served on you in this County, but if
served OH you without said county. and within
said District. twenty days; and if Served on Won
without stid County and District. then in iortv
DAYS from such service. exclusive of ,bc ,l,v al
service. IN an action commenced on the llth dny
OF July 1854. in siid Court, to obtain Indictment
against you the Defendant. Jacob tebcrg. for
ine sum OF ) 900 90 and interest thereon from
July Isl. 1864. at the rae of two DER ccni ner
mouth, alleged to be due on your certain nrnm
issory note to plaintiff dated November IS 1862
'o' ol.Uoo w ana interest at per cent per month
pI'intlf also asks fer decree of ioreclosurn
against certain property mortgaged TO secure
hc payment OF said note, and interest. and that
Nv m' Interest or claim OF both of you defendants
III ana 10 said property he declared subject TO
pN',h'lifs SAID mortgage, plaintiff also asks for
ouI's VI sur. ana that all Of said sums he paid in
so ,m com OF the United States all of which Won
G G.a' nho 'ulIy set out in plaintiffs complaint on
ANA certified copy OF which is hereuno served.
nn anew ~" are hereby notified that if you fail to
t,r" ,hc complaint directed, Plaintin will
on j i judgment by default for said sum of ST. 900.
tbe ror ''M ana costs and apply to the court for
'nc relief demanded.
u.s. r IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I D. w.
IT, spear. Clerk Of the Fourteenth Judi
c'al District Court aforesaid, do here
unlo set my hand and impress the seal
lIDv VI S;lld court. at Office in Auburn this
5o%s llth day of July, 1864.
( D. w. SPEAR,
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The undersl gned give notice that the above
named corporation has been organized for the
purpose of carrying on the Banking ard Exchange
Business. in all its branches in this city and with
the interior OF this State the neighborng States
and Territories. and with Mexico; also, with the
Atlantic cities. Europe, China and the East In.
dies: for which they are provided with ample
facilities. and in conformity with articles of asso-
citation will commence operations on the 5th day
OF July next, at the Banking House now occupied
by DoNAHoE. RALSToN IL Co., corner OF Washing.
ton and Battery streets.
With the view OF giving to the business of the
corporation all the efficiency and prompttutlc of
4 private banking firm, together with that conf
dental secusion of private business matters so
generally desired, the immediate manag cement of
its affairs is committed exclusively to D. .. MILLS
and WM. g. RALsToN. as President and Cashier
respectively. to whom or either of them. the
customers of the Bank will apply ia all business
matters. The regular meetings OF the Board OF
Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable to call par
ilcular attention to the following pccularities of
their organization, which are positively binding
on all its members:
FIRST Sales OF its Capital Stock can be effect.
ed only after due appraseTent by Stockholders
selected for that special purpose; and the Trus
tees OF the corporation have. in all cases tho
right TO become purchasers Of the Stock apprais
cd At the appraisement, for the benefit OF the re-
naming Stockholders. This restriction is print
ed upon each Certificate of Stock
SECOND. Loans cannot be made to Stockhold
ers, except upon cola.eras other than their
Shares in the Capital Stock Of the Bank.
D. o. Mills,
LOUIS McLANE,
WIN. NORRIS,
JOHN o. EARL,
HERMAN MIcHELs,
W. e. RALsToN, Trustees.
J. L. THOMAS,
THos. BELL,
A. J. Pope,
0. +. GIFFIN,
JAS. WHITNEY, Jr
San Francisco, June 18th, lSG4.--lm
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NEW STAGE LINE.
E9S

FROM AUBURN to NEWCASTLE TWICE
EVERY DAY.
VuNflE undersigned have started Il new stage line
l. from Auburn to the Pacific Railroad Station
at Newcastle, leaving Auburn at o'clack, A. NJ :,
connecting with the early train to Sacramento;
LEAVING THE STATION
at II o'clock NJ. for Auburn; leaving Auburn
again ut O'Clock !. NJ. 10 connect with the 5
o clock down train; and returning again to Au
burn upon the arrival Of the evening train from
Sacramento.
The travelling community will find this 4 very
convenient and expeditions route.
KIND & SPEEDY.
Auburn, July %, lSG4.-ly.
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Ey- The editor If The Soulhbridge Jour-
nal was set all ahark. the other day, when
he asked a fathers wife how she made sau
saces. and received for answer: take your
maids, turn EN-, scrape em, scaId 'em, and
stuff EN-
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REED & FRENCH.
Contra ctOrS. Builders & Carpenters

NEAR THE TOLL HOUSE, AUBURN
NHE ABOVE FIRM TAKE THIS IA
method of informing the public that fa.#an
that they are at all times prepared to .lla1.4.
t.ke Contracts, build or do any kind of C,rpen-
tcrs or Joners work. and which will be done in
workmanlike mlnner, and at low rates Our
Shop is Auburn Ravine; opposite the Toll House
where those wandng anything in our line can be
promptly accommodated.
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je25 I'm
NOTICE OF SALE.

Enterprise Copper Mining Co., Empire
Ledgc, Garden Bar District, Placer Co.,
California.
NJ Office. There are delinquent upon the fol-
~ lowing described s. ock, on account of AS.
s"Ssmcnts levied on the 2Olh day Of September.
1868, and the 18th day OF March 1864, the seve-
raj amounts set opposite the names Of the respcc
tive Shareholders. as follows:
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ER's
CATHARTIO
PILLS..

Arc you sick. feeble. and
coniplainings Are you out "
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un.
Comfortable, These symp
t. ms ar' often the prelude to
SERIOUS illurss. Some tit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and Should be nverted by .
timely uso vf the right roits-
c,,y. Take Ayers Pills, and
clra,,ss ut the ,iisor'lcrcd hu-
ni"rs purify the blood. and
Let tn fluids move IN unob-
strucfcd In health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body into vigorous no
tiviiy, purify the system from
the distractions which make
The Placer herald., 1864-07-30

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF PLACER.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
on the affidavit of r. S. Dodge, the Plaintiff in
the above entitled cause. that good cause Of
Of action exists against the Defendant Lewis
Becher, and that after diligcnt search he cannot
he found in the State and that he does not know
were he is. 1t is therefore ordered, that service
be made by publication in the Placer Herald a
weekly newspaper published in the town OF Au-
burn, County of Placer and State of California,
once IL week for three successive months, COM
mencing the 4th day Of June, A. u. 1864.
Given under my hand, at Lincoln, this 3Oth
day Of May, A. D. 1864.
H. W. STARR,
Justice Of the Peace Township No. 10.
June 4th,-3 m
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JOSEPH A: DONoHOE, EUGENE NELLY,
San Francisco. New York.
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SUM MONS,

81 NJ NJ ONS.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA;: To
LEWIS BEiCHER.
VOU are hereby Summoned TO appear before
u me. at my office in Lincoln, Placer county,
on Thursday, the Slh day OF September. A. D. 1854.
ut 10 clock. A. NJ, to answer the complaint OF
r. S. Dodge, wherein be prays jud gment against
you for the sum OF One Hundred and Nincty-iou
Dollars, in IN action on certain FrOmssary
Note. drawn by you in favor of r. S. Dodge, for
One Hundred Dollars. interest on the same Ninety
four Dollars said note bearing date Coon Creek,
June 23d, A. D. 1860, and take notice. if you fail
so to appear and answer, Plaintiff will take judg-
ment rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 3Oth day of May,
A. o. 1864.
H. W. STARR,
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 10.
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Price, Is cents per Box, or 5 Ro-ca "nr ST.
Prepared by DR.. J. C AVER s. co, Lowell Mas,
Sold by Fl. HAZEL, and Mack Weber, Auburns
r. II. Mcdonald & Co., Sacramento; and Crane Il
Brigham, San Francisco, ard other dealers Of
Medicine.
June LIST, lS64.-ly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-09

BENEFIT OF Mr.. MCCoLLoM.-This
evening-the closing night of the season
at the Academy of Music-Mr. ]. C. Nc
Collom takes his farewell benefit. We saw
his farewell benefit, because after this sea-
son Mr.. McCollom leaves US, having been
engaged by Mr.. Grover, the well-kaown
manager Of the Chestnut street Theater in
Philadelphia, and Growers Theatre in
Washington. Tomorrow evening is there
fore not only his last benefit, but his last
appearance among US. We need not urge
our readers to give him a full house, for he
will be sure to have a crowded one at anv
rate He is among the most deserving and
popular actors that ever appeared here.
and would, indeed, succeed better as a star
than many who stand high in the profes
sion. He has put his excellent capacities
to thorough training, and is rapidly fitting
himself for brilliant dramatic career. A
perfect gentleman, as well as a finished
actor, he has won hosts of friends in this
city, and he will have a crowded house this
evening.
On that occasion "The Romance of a
Poor Young Man. a new and excellent
play, will be presented for the first time in
this city. An afterpiece, the popular farce.
"a Ghost in Spite of HIMSELF" and DANG
ing, will add to the attractions of the even
ing, Give him full houseI
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The market to-day for Flour and Wheat ruled
quiet, the transactions in the latter being confined
to millers, whose wants arc not large. Flour is
without change and firm. Wheat advanced 59lOc,
closing firm. Corn is in good deunnd, but light
receipts restrict transactions, and we quote the
market quiet but frmer. Oats unsettled, with a
good demand and light resoipts.
Provisions continue firm, with good demand for
Smoked Meats, but nothing doing in Pork or Mess
Beef Lard advanced 2c, and IS now held at 2Oc.
Butter, Eggs and Cheese are unchanged and firm,
with good steady demand, and only moderate
ceipts.
Highwines are fairly active, and the market rules
firm at s, 10.
Holders of Petroleum have established further
advance of 591Oc, and are now holding firm at oCc
q 81 90 for Refined.
The market continues almost bare of salt, and
agents report further advance ofS0c . bbi.
Sales and quotations to-day were as follows:
FlOur-Less active, but firm. Sales 200 bbls
Xxx red, country, at sll, l,I2JZ; 80 bbls Y red at
SlloO; 200 bbls XX white, country, at sl1,OO
Wheat-In good milling request but without
speculative demand, and 5@lOc higher. Sales of
cars red on track at 23O; car do on C P. track
at 81, 30 delivered; car do track at s2,34
COrn-Firmer. but without sales to-day Held
at 81 ,3591 ,9G track and 81 379l,3s from store.
Oats-In gooi demand but rather unsettled
Sale car on track at o0c.
BuekWheat-In moderate request for seed at
sl,75 per bushel.
POrk-DuI, but firm at 5000 for No. l city
mess and $685. for No. 2.
I.ard-2c better. Held at 2Oe FOR city-renderCd
in tierces.
Smoked Meats-In good demand and frm.-
Sales loo lbs sugar-cured canyassed hams AZ 22c
900 Ms plain uncanvassed hams at 2oc; 700 rs
shoulders at I5c 500 lbs dried beef at lCe.
Mess BeeEQuiet and steady at sl7,oo for city
packed.
Butter-Firm at 32@33e for Western Reserve
Central and Western Soc seta 81
EsGs-steady at PC. -a-AHtF ah
Cheese-Firm at II9l5c for good to prime W.
r.; 16c for small lots selected and Hamburgh. q
HighWines-Quite active and firm. sales yes
terlay and to-day of 200 Bbls at sl,75.
AIeOhOI-steady at 50, for 9s per cent Neu-
tral Proof Spirits 81, 50.
Dried APpIes-Steady at l01%c.
Dried Peaehes-Firm at Sic for peeled and
20@2ic for unpeelod. ....
PstrOIeum-Decidedly frmer, but quiet Held |
at 9Oe9s1, 90 for refined. ~
POtatOeS-In fair demand and firm ut 81 80 /
for PeachblOws.
BeRns-Medium white steady at $50.
Peas-In good demand at sl,4O per busheI for |
Canada
SaIt-Yery scarce and advanced 3Oc q bJL Fire |
IS, ,25; coarse 60, 80.
Lake FisIl-Actiya and firm at 5000 Z half /
bJI for whitefsh 5000 ., half Dbl for Trout s7.5o
2 half bbl for Pickerel; Herring 81, % 4 bbI
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NEW YORK MARKET-.IuIy ).

bl iELEGAAFh
FIGur-State and Western active and 20m2jc
higher. Sales at sll, ,50@u, 70 for extra State
81, ,509l2,25 for extra round hoop Ohio Sl2, ,3O6
Is, Is for trade brands, the market closing quiet
Whisky-Heavy and lower Sales at 81, ,7Oa
l,T5 for State and ST, T4@l, &c cash for Western
closing heavy and with rum0r of sales at consider
able under these quotations for cash to-day.
WheRt-293c better. Sales at g., ,4Oa2, 60 for
Chicago spring; 81, ,40@2,60 for Milwaukee club I:
s2,5SG26 ca for winter red Western.
COFn-Active and &c better. Sales at sl.636
1, 60 for new mixed Western market closing slack
Oats-A shade frmer and moro active Sales
at 99e@Sl, 90 for Western.
Rye-Scaree and firm at 81 80
GOnee-Dull and unchanged.
Sugar-Firm.
mOEasSes-Dull.
PefrOIeum-Crude very firm at sec refined
in bond firm but quiet at 9599Sc.
MOOl-Generally quiet, owing to the stringency
in the money mrrket.
POrk-Opened higher but closed dull and easier
s42 90 for mess SiG,OO946,T5 for new do, closing
at the inside price.
Beef-Quiet but firm at sIG,OOals. 90 for coun-
try mess; s9OOgl0,00 for country prime s2O,OO@
$500 for repaeked mess.
Cut MeatS-Firmer.
Bacon Sides-Dull and nominal.
LRrd-Active and higher. Sales at 2O3ZIc
Butter-ln fair request and hfmer Sales at
33939c for Ohio and 3794ic for State.
Cheese-Aetiye and firm at ls923c- ..r..I .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-09

a LOCAL EDITORS CoNvENTIoN.-Up-
on this subject, "Gris," Of the Cincinnati
Times, makes the following timely and we'll
considered remarks, which will be read
with a deep and personal interest by all his
brethren OF the craft
We observe a call for convention of To-
cal editors, to be held in Chicago. some time
this summer. What the object of the con
vention is, or what subjects will be brought
before it, we do not know. We will venture
to suggest the following subjects for discus
sion;
The best way to sharpen lead pencils.
The increasing and alarming scarcity Of
invitations to smoke or to take a drink.
caused by the heavy tax on tobacco and lio-
uors. These time -honored customs threat
en- 10 cease entirely unless Government
lightens the tax on the above articles.
Memoriahze memorabilia
The necessity for having established forms
for accidents of various grades, incidents.
etc These FERNS should be printed. blanks
being left in which to fill out names, dates.
etc. This would greatly facilitate the bus
iness of itemizing, and afford a uniformity
to the reportoriai profession which has here
tof0re been wanting
Necessity for advanced rates in peraui-
sites" Owing to the increased cost offiv-
ing,with which salaries have not kept pace.
no puff, however brief or obscure, should be
inserted for less than ten dollars. The Gus
tom of being favorably influenced by pre-
sent of pair of pants should be discoun
tenanced hereafter. Nothing short ofa full
suit of clothes should have the least effect
upon local in these days. Hats by the
yard and boots by the box might receive a
little consideration. Books, magazines.
and papers should be only valued accord
ing to weight, remembering that paper is
ten cents per pound. The only papers that
would be of genuine utility, and for which
we would engage to employ our entire in
fuence with the press, are exemption -
papers.
The establishment of an asylum for worn
out and infrm locals. The arduous duties
of local editors life result in breaking
him down early. This is one reason whY
his salary is so small. Dying early (reasons
his employer,) he don't need so much
money as others, who have a prospect of
ripe old age.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF CLEvRE.AND.

H. ENTERED. ...--...-..-..JULY {.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Granite State, Forsyth Toledo
Prop Neptune, Bryant Buffalo
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, Bufalo
Brig John Rae, Graham, DaIhousie .l
schr d Parsons, Trinter, Marquette
Schr VIM RaynOr, Tower, Marquette
Schr buckingham, Young, Marquette
Schr II G Root, Moore, Buffalo
SchI Yorktown, Jackson, Marquette
Scow Mona, Brown, Illinois
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Granite state, Forsyth, ugdensburgh
Prop Meteor, Ryder, Ontonagon
Prop Neptune, Bryant, Toledo
Prop TOga, Waterbury, Dunkirk eco bbls -four
Prop Badger State, Beckwith, Chicago
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, Green Bay ---
Schr Petrol, Peltier, Detroit
Schr Indian Maid, Mum, Port Stanley
Sehr Ellen Williams, Pomeroy, Marquette
Schr John i Gross, Morgan, Marquette
Schr Two Brothers, Savage, Montreal
Schr E Kanter, Wickham, Marquette
Schr yorktown, jackson, Marquette
Schr W II Willard, Sherwood, Buffalo
Schr Buckingham, Ioung, Marquette
Schr II C Root, Moore, Black River
Scow 9Ied0ra, Henderson, Detroit
ScOw Morning Belle, Baker, Ashtabula
ScOw Mona, Brown, Back River
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gake alariaatian.
TRANspoRTATIov COMPANY.
FOR CHICAGO.

~TNHEi STAUNCH SCREW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-09

ELEcTRo-SILvER PLATING.-Messrs. Du-
fresne and Girard have recently opened an
establishment in this city, at No. 142 supe-
rior street-LEADER Buildings, upstairs
for eleetro-silyer and gold plating. They
are experienced workmen, and do most ex-
eellent work. All descriptions of gold and
silver plating, by the galvsnie process, and
Of plumbers and silversmiths work, will be
done in the best manner Knives, forks,
spoons, eastors, tea-sets, door-plates, etc.,
are rePlated in good style and at reasonable
prices.
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TrR HFRAIp's LIgr or Nov-Rv,o.TT,,,,

COSscRIFTs.-The Herald of yesterday
morning published what purported to be a
list OF the drafted men in this district who
have not reported, taking pains expressly
to state that hundred days men were not
included in the list. The list is grossly
one: Among it, errors, we OBJ
serve that among those published as de-
serters are Perry Prentiss, Sanford Wheeler,
George W. Ainsley and Charles Snyder,
all ofwhom are in the hundred days service,
Dwight Hubbard who has been in the ser
vice over two years as an enlisted soldier.
and John Rpan, in the regular army.
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CITY NEWS.

EXCURsIoN TO LAKE SUPERIORITY e
new and palatial steamer &" Lac la Belle"
will leave for Lake Superior on Monday
evening, July Ilth, from Robert Hanna and
Company's dock Those wishing glorious
trip can do no better than embrace this op-
portunity.
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LEADER.
sATURDAY MORNING. July 9.
NEW ADVERTTsElTENTS.

C. a. Ilead-U. 5. 1910 Bonds.
John EIlsler-Academy Of Music.
T. Cowles-Frce Delivery Of Letters
Atlantic and Great Western Railway-Change Of
Fine
Pelton & Breed-F0r Chicago.
Garetson, Howe 4 Co.-Pleasure Excursion to
Lake Superior
F. W. Gleason & Co.-Florence Sewing Machine
D. A. Dangler-Notice to Builders.
Fouud--MOney.
A. S. FoOt-Wanted,
For Sale-CarbOn Oil.
Wanted-Situation.
For Sale-Housc.
Fred Kimberley-Stray Horse
Wanted-Feed Boy.
Wanted-Situation.
Lost-Pocket Diary.
LOst-s5O0
Wanted-Agcnts.
Spiritual Hall-Local notice
Fourth Ward-LOcal notice
Universalist SOciety-LOcal notice.
Raspberry Festival-Local notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-09

SUICIDE.-A man named Andrew
Lehr, German, fifty-seven years old, hung
himself, in his smoke-hou on Dare street,
West Side, on Thursday afternoon. He had
been in very ill-hoalth for two or three
years, and had been for some weeks closely
watched by his family. Yesterday after
noon he was missed, and after fifteen
minutes search was found by his brother,
hanging by his neck Handkerchief in the
smolle-house. No. inquest will be held,
Coroner Prentice deeming it needless.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-09

FOURTH WARD To THE REsCUE.-TURN
0UTl Turn OUTl TURN OUT There will
be meeting of the Fourth Ward, on Satur-
day evening, July 9th, to make arrange
ments to secure recruits to fill our quota Of
the coming call for volunteers. Now is the
time to secure the men, and save the ward
from draft. full attendance is expect
ed, especially Of those that are liable to a
draft. Good speakers viii be on hand.
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