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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

UNION BARBER SHoP.-Caleb johnson has
removed to his New Barber Shop in Poe's
new block. His shopis neatly and pleasantly
fitted up, and an attractive place for all who
desire the luxury of the BARRIERS Art. Give
Caleb johnson and his new Union Barber
Shop call.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

CoMrL1MEnTARY.-W. W. Patton. the pop
ular teacher of the Grammar School Depart
ment of the Ravcnna Onion School, was pre-
sented with fine Photograph Album, at the
close Of the late term, by number of his
pupils, as token of their respect and es-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
Local n Offices.

4 TEACHERS, ExAMlNATI0Ns.
Until further notice. the Board of school Examiners
for Portage County will meet for the axaminston Of
Teachers at Court House, the third Saturday Of
each month. se d. D. PICKETT,
Ravsnns. Eev 81, 1858. asst :,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
Ia. NV Yonx r.DsrssDrsr. in making it. propo

sails for 1864, remarks: gs4sfeze, 81 ssfgE
The price Of printing paper is now about twenty
cents per pound, which is than double that paid
by in 1852 We have increased the subscription
price of the paper should hayc been compelled
to do had # not bee for large patron
age. Our charge subscription is, as It has been,
two dollars per when paid strictly in advance.
The O6serper. last reduced In size,
nued its prize. viz: so. The EUaneelist had pre-
yieusy reduced its size and last January Its snbscrip
ton price was advanced to $3.50. Nearly all other
religious journals of New York, Boston and Philadel.
phia, also advanced their subscription price or cut
down the size of their paper. Nothing but our i'm
mense circulation aud advertising patronage enables
us TO print the Independent for two dollars per annum.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

sc. R. OFFICES REmoyEp-On
December 31st 1868. the Offices Of j. b.
Goodman, General Ticket Agent, and j.
Farnsworth, General Freight Agent on this
road, were removed from Meadville to Cleye-
land. The Ticket Office is at No. SO, Bank
street. All communications should be adj
dressed to Cleveland. The Construction and
Engineers offices have also been removed to
Cleveland, rooms having been taken in the
Atwater Block.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

Moved upon By the extraordinary advance
IN white uaner ana ath.r o,,,nr5t,sss .,nc. s,,.
breskina out OF ,1,s rebell,on vs bsv. lon, h.s
der ssrious CON .i1sfaoD .le ,phisc, a ,ncrs n.
tcrms Of subsoription or The Posr.ar f,o,.v I,,.
CAR othsr publishers are mak5ne imnor,an,
changes in shs terms Of ths,r pubticattan.. md h
should NOT We
w are having n.s,r eov ,hite =. AZ nesr,v 5orhe
tho price paid when ths rebe,iior brak. ont. our
oubscrintionx n ~ ,,sz vii, h.,.,v .ver the c.
Of publication feavina ma yrom that so,res no .pr
piasfhe increased cost or paper. and other
connscfsd With the pnbleatlon absorbinr she ,vbola
ouz rslisnce therefore for IL
upon The income derived from adyersisiur and ,ob
work 7hus have we RIM tbrouei, The ,s.t v.,y. sna
yet large amount of subsorlp.ior. r..os ,.spa;a
Now, what shall Sc done We cannot 20 on Inn.
longer. The advance In white paper win mol prove
to be the result Of temporary s.ase. ha .,,cs VII,
remain psrma neptls hiehs. Than before the war. Not
= alsa as We hope though the price stili tend
ing upward. Notwithstanding this untoward view of
the subect after fnl consideration Of the natter
pave decided % try 70 carry the DEMocRAr through
snosner yeass af es Cd prices letting the increased
Price o. Nnlss paper aosefe al onr fostner Income
IRON SUBSCRIPTIONS. But N order to enable Us 10 do
shs "isnoas serions loss srsry nbserpon n BE- pasd
ssrse'ty and pasit'cs'y in aduafcs.
long argument 70 enforce this view is not neces
safy. shalt not distrpst the sense Of justice nor
me inseiigence and Harness Of our subscri
- .ssolnas so any sasn srgument- simple
o. tac's is sumeient for all 20 see and ap-
nsse ions ance said, and sui feel, that no
papss can ooAs. q iisI of suoscrioers as
= once 80 'nseahsens 90 minded and just,
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from all the privileges of the School, until such
time as the Student shall evince willingness
and determination to abandon his errors and
conform to the established usages of the College
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

THE WrNTER TERM Of the Union Schools
opened on Monday With full rolls in every
department, the pupils returning to their.
studies with healthy zest impaired by the
holiday vacation.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
Testimonials from Business Me.,

An intimate acquaintance with the Commer-
which they are respectively held by the business
community, enables me to say that the Iron City
College is not only the most popular, but is re-
garded by all classes as the best conducted, most
efficient, and best adapted to the wants of actual
business sss5ssae
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
COMMERCIAL LAW.

A Course of Lectures on all those subjects of
special interest to the practical busine~ 'an,
including Rights of Persons, of PROP PART
nerships, Agencies. Bailmentss Mereaa ale Paper,
Insurance. Wills, DC ~.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

eY- N. BIO any person sending us FIFTY
CEN rs, or the names and Postofice address
plainly written-of any FIVE or more Young
Men likely to be interested in obtaining BUSH
ness Education, we will send, postpaid, Speci-
mems of PROF. CoWLEY'S Ornamental and
Rapid Business Writing; Catalogue Of seyen-
ty-two pages containing birds eye view Of
the citiesof Pittsbug and Allegheny; and large
Engraving Of nearly eight square feet. suitable
for framing, containing great variety OF the
most elegant Writing, Drawing and FIourishing
ever executed.
s8 ADDRESS, 80. -
JENKINS d SMITH,
PrTrBuEe, Pa
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
ORNAMENTAL PENMANsHIp.

This Department, which is under the charge
of an experienced Teacher, whose whole time Is
occupied there, is especially devoted to the prep
Grafton of boys for the studies of the regular
College course, aud for the education of Teach
ers. Parents who may desire q suitable place
for the education of their sons viii find this
peculiarly well adapted to their wants.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

The usual price. in respectable private fami-
lies, with furnished rooms, is $500. In Hotels,
few few days notice of the time when students are are
expected to enter, students will be provided, on
their arrival, with suitable boarding places, and
thus saved much Inconvenience and some ex-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06

: "a business education will be of advantage
to every man, whatever his future occupation
may be. To farmers, it will teach business
habits and attention TO accounts, which will
give Them increased interest and success in bu-
siness. To the mechanic, it viii teach order,
system. management, the practical value of
ciencies. To the professional man it will afford
aclearer insight into the practical operation of
business affairs, and give him facilities in OBJ
tanning practice. - Freedleus Treatise Busi
aess.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-01-06
PHONOGRAPHY

Both Vocal and Instrumental, is taught, either
privately or in classes, as Students may desire,
private rooms Class lessons twice week; pri-
vate lessons according TO the wishes of the Stu
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
gurtage On. gemotrat.
RAvENNA, OHIO.
"Wednesday. ---. February 8, 1864.
From the N Y Tribune, Jan. 10TH
HOW A RAILROAD IS BUHLT--TRE
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
ERN.

sF -
The noble enterprise of connecting New
uniform sx-feet guage is now so nearly COM
pleted that we may fairly speak of it as an
achievement That line consists of the Erie
Road from jersey City to Salamanca on the
Allegheny Ola miles); thence nearly due
West by, the Atlantic and Great Western
proper through Chantanqua County, New
York, and parts of Warren, Erie, and directly
across Crawford County, Pennsylvania, into
Trumbull County, Ohio, and SO 10 its cross
ing of the Cincinnati and Cleveland Road at
Gallion-to which point trains now run reg
ularly. The work is being vigorously pushed
from this point through Springfield to Day.
ton. whence it runs over the Hamilton Road
to Cincinnati (438 miles from Salamanca, s52
from New York J, where it meets the Ohio
aud Mississippis where its passengers are rap
idly borne to the Mississippi opposite St Lou
is (34o miles further), By next Summer,
they will take the broad, roomy cars at Jer-
sey City. and be conveyed in them, without
change, to the Mississippi-a distance Of
nearly twelve hundred miles. A branch of
this road (formerly the Mahoning) already
reaches Cleveland CHA miles from Salaman-
ca, 628 from New York;, whence trains start
regularly over ia uniform six-feet guage for
this City. The Oil region of Ponnsylvapia
and Ohio lies very near the line of the At
/ 1aut;c and Great Western. and is tapped by
branches running from Cory to. ,Titusyillt
| (the Oil Creek sandfrom Meadville to Frank.
lin, vsnauge AG0uaatysa Pennsylvania Tbs
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

on this spali3fasFe.i article psincirsllS rom
Spectators. Most Of them sell ont when
they can obtain feassEabie ansounzo of Bs5Izl;
and a great iortionof this stock On habd hzsz
lpassed through from 1--WE 10 ten hands 10 Che
course Of the Increase Of price st the presept s
time.
Z Bat, leaving al other nastkfs aide, ! ea11
the attention OF sfbe House back to fhe main
point that If the proposition Of the gentIernan
from New York is adopted it viii be utterly
impractcaIle to carry it into effect without
an army of inspectors, sort Of smelling CON- s
n,ittce to goround dfnto every rnafss premises Z
to ascertain, whether he has orIhassnot lsquor =
on hand. will net take up the lima ii tbs 8
House further with the matter
GARFIELD, BY uilaHinsang consent,
withdrew his amendment.
r Mr.. E. 81 Illinois, called for
stelles upoa Mr.. WeoDs Dsszan1sndnle1t ssza y e;
Tellers were ordered.; and Messrs. PEx>
DLEToS and WAsHBuBsE, Of Illinois were
appointed - = &
he question was taken; and the tellers
reported-ayes IS, noes 80 80 sIsssa s1 S s7ifa
So the amendment was adopted s sssi
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

At the session of the Pomological Society
at Toledo last week, the Blade says it was
the general opinion Of those present that the !,
cropof Peaches for 1864 had been very gen-s
orally ruined by the recent cold term Ever
section ef the State was represented at the :.
meeting, and this opinion is from those most
interested in and estquali6ed to judseof the
matter e.s s. ..ss.-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
REAL ESTATE.

irvyEO FARMS AND A GRHST MILL FOR
SA Being desirous nf changing my business,
iofer for sale the follow rI opefty1be farm upon
whichI now live three fcnrihs Of mile South OF the
Court House in Ravenus-the farm atey oeeunet n5
son, q miae and Il east of Ravenna sfiage--and MY
Grist Mill atNewport, now in good order and doing
gnod business.
For further information, apply to the nnderigned at
Ravenna. WS. ChANA eh.
Rayenna. Dec. 10 1858.
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Farm for Sale.

fT,HE subscriber wishes sell his farm consisting
of dred and eight Two acre.. in Charles
town, the road L aiding from Charlestown TO Wind
ham, Tn buildings consist of good aud large
dwelling house. nearly new, Que barn 35x45, and an
other barn 9ex50. The farm is well watered. a living
stream of water running through it, aud 1t is also
supplsed with several good springs hesas is fne
Young orchard on the place. The farm is s6iabief
raj sing sheep, for dairy purposes. a3
- p rice low. aud ter ensy s. t&a liff
- For further particulars enqureofJ- D. hold n. on
the premises. ofthe subscriber in Freedom Obi
- - 3 kHcEess st A.rWs THORPE.
Freedom, OHIO, Jan. 6, s,Ise4. q sliIs 6w% z.si'''
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For Sale.

House aud Lot, situated on the corner of Walnut
n aud Van Buren, Stree1s, in he village of Raven
nearly opposite the dwelling house of A. B. Grit
I'm, Esq. Said house is near.y new. vel finished,
and of conveuient dwellings, in the vii
slage and viii be sold very low for cash
Enquiries eaof @A A. B. GRIFFIN,
RavtDna.
Ravenna. Jan. Is, 1854. .sm
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For Sale.

saHE House occnpied by the Subscriber, situated
on Main Street. Pleasantly situated. and in good
repair stories high IL e. inches stud, well wa
tered byweli and eistern. with most all varieties of
fruit all bearing The lot 100 feet front, $50 Pos
session gi, in april, 1854.
Also, i6O o. Land. in Boonsboro, Boone County
IVA OF viii exc hange for real estate in Ravenna
WILLIAM PIFMAN.
R.sap,a I,,,,,,,nrS % 1885, mt kR=sffzC
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FARM FOR SALE.

..sas@s FARM FOR SALE.
ES8 IA The subse. iber wishes sell his farm, con
sSSsS sietins of ninety one acres good land.
~ plea sanity situated less than half mile Esst
of the Center Char les own on the warren
rnss rha buildings consist of a rood and lnrge dwell
ing house. with good aud -failae we'll az water,
cis,er,, both under coyer good Darn 40 hy 80 feet
trred Huxley Creek running through it, Is suitable for
dary raisiug et sbeep has go, hearing orchard
f grated fruit. Terms made easy and accommodating
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber, ivisg
one nile North of tha Center of Char!estown
= Nov. 95, 1859 SIN OLIVER WILCOX
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

On CREEK RAuRoAD.4--At thes annual sssss-
meeting OF the oficerssof this road, held a.
Warren, Pa, on "Wednesday, January 12fh, II
the following officers. were elected forthe 1sss
year 1864 Is sgas lssesese 30 -
President-T homas Stratherss 2.
q Directon-Henry AeKents New Torks b. -se =
j. Wells 0hios % Hall, B. Mead y, Eddy, ezzs
S. 0lney, o. G. Watman, r. Bsowu, II. 81.
Wattes Hon g. Y. n Yates, E. eowinsand 70 81
j. s. Alden, all of Pennsylvania. Tsssisss sssih
I35 Superintendent--W. s. eStreateF.e sessgsess7
Generals Freight Agent--B. J. welissss q siiss
I Secretary and Treasursr-John r. Nc ssre-
/ Auditor-W. &. Witter.6 se iiss
S Assistant Supt.-0. Young. s'ss Z ss5s'teass
Engineer-Samael M MsLawrencs.
The businessof the road as shown by the ss.s
report from n Nevsmberel, 1862. to December 9
81, 1863, isias follows, viz: - 3; s,sz
Number of barrels of oil carried ss-slif'A
s. over ths,road .q5szsls.si.ss $50 ssa x'l.a
Number empty bbis. carried @ Is 459.424 II
Tons merchandise and other fr't 22.727 tssa.
/ Number passengers carried 69.987
Total receipts from freight, pas
sengers, mails, express, and % Y
other sources as .s..ss ssa4s Jos is Z
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
Assessing Rebel Syu,pathizers.
sale of Peyvs in Mr. .Beecher's church

s. The sale of pews in Rev. Henry Ward
Beeche's church in Brooklyn took place last
night at Plymouth Church. The bidding was
very spirited, the prices of many of the choice
pews advancing nearly fifty per cent. TIE
total receipts by the sale of pews in this
church-including rents and premiums--was
in 1852 s1o392, and inFls61 $4,000. In
1862, during the business panic produced by
the war, they fell to 1850. Last year
they were up to $22,o25, but for 1864 viii
probably reach $4,000. though the faIl re-
turns have not yet come in. Mr.. Bsecher
was present during thesale. Mr.. Claffifn paid
the highest premium- 300.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
FARM FOR SALE.

TsHE subscriber Wishes sell his arn, consisting Of
thirty eight acres good la ID, pleasantly sitstt
on centre road from Rootsiown to Edinburgh, about
three of ..i.le from Rail Road station The
Binding. consist god and large dwelling house
with n railing well IF water and eister
bo h under cover god barn, with other suitable ont
buildings. The arrT ell ed, with good living
spring. Has good ,bearisg prchsrd mostly grafted
Will be sai1 cheap For particulars inquire of the
subscriber, the premises.
n.B- WELLS.
. Rootstown January III, 1861. q l3 6ne 4. =
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
For7aSaie.
raRM FoR SALE.

sSeszSsa g,@#ss FARM FOR SALE.
eSsssSs Consisting 95 acres, half mile West ot
iszSSs&S3 Mantus Center. Well ,vaered. commodious
~ house. harms snd other out houses
,z.ssse-, VIII be sold cheap Forparticuars, ePquire
the In etiisrs g ezf.52 f-,f MAh1iN FOsT.
Mnntua, Nov. a. 25 3n*
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For Sale.

MY House and three lots, Pratt street, For Terms
IVi ifsa,re on the premises. Possession given Apr
l. ist 1864 s.1-sE JAMES CARNAHAN.
aaVenna. Jauuary il. 1854 ao.3~s y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

From the Rev VI. Lyons, formerly Pastor of The
celumbusfN ] and Mies,own Pa Baptist Churches.
4 EE% New Rec helle, N
DR. G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir ~ feel II pleasure thus
ofS own accord 10 testimony he excellence
the German Bitters Some years since beng much at.
ictedwith Dyspepsia used them with very lenefcial
results haze often recommended them persons
fsebeii by ormeang disease, and have heard from
most testimonials asso their
ssafae In cases of general debility, believe it to be
Hafsic thai cannot be surpassed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
FOE SALE.

49, FOR SALE. sSas =
I'LL HOUSE ANDTyyO ACRES of LAND.
The subscriber offers for sale pleasant residence.
together with acres OF land. adjacent othe vii
la se of Kavenna. Terms moderate s.-s-t
SIMON SToUGH.
kavenna. Nov. 1s. mt aE3a
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
ITO the New York Times la,i a.. .z.-
rzoy the Bill for Bounsies Passed.

4
Il Now, it viii be observed that while ths ;e.
President and Secretary of. War asked the
continuance Of the bounties simply till tia 1st
of February, the House of Representatives
extended the pay ynlenf til the lst OF March, 80
month longer. The motive of this action on
the part OF the Union members was, OF 50
course the patriotic desire to encourage fbe
raising of soldiers by furnishing all the in 20
dueements provided by the goseFement Boun-
ties, and giving this elemeDtas great an exten< z
sion as possible. The motive of the Copper -
heads, as ayowed by one of their humber.
was to indefinitely postpone, and, if possible,
put a stop to the draft. But Though the e.
Union msmlers were moved hys a laudable S
Impulse, Their action was not guided by sanss. {
enlightened appreciation of all the elements
/ IN the problem. Thus no provision had been
made for the raising Of the money to pay the :
bdusties and the Secretary of the Treasury
finds himself. brought face soifaee with q new sas
unforeseen and formidable embarrassment t--slsz5s
/ Provision had been made for all the current -
expenditures, including the payment of bum 9
ties to thes 1st of February but sthc new z
draft on the public chest contemplated by tho ais
1 action OF the House in extending the boun- iszs;
ties till the 1st OF March, would run up to
the round sum of something like fifty MIL
lions of dollars. Mr.. Chase baving strained
1 every muscle of the financial organism to its
utmost tension, can Como farther insists that sd
if the bounties are to be extended proyisionssaj
must be made for their payment By taxation
utterly refnses to make any fafther issues,
and, dtt, threatens to resign if he is asked
ito do So The full effect Of their hasty. and =
inconsiderate action now becomes evident to
the Representatives, and score or two OF the
very members who had just voted for the g :
resolution went over to the Senate, andiasked ~
that the measure should be voted down In, the -
\ Upper House! This would have been
promptly done had not the Chairman of the
Committee on Finance. to which the joint ~
resolution had been referred, reported from =
1.-The Secretary of the Treasury that there were
no considerations arising from the conditions
of the Treasury that would make the passage s
of the resolution dangerous or inexpedient, II
providing Congress make provision for the :;
payment of the bouiities BY taxation. The
resolution was accordingly passed by the Sem
ate; but as, by the Constitution, the otiginaf- -
ing of bills for raising revenue ID given ex-sz3
clusively TO the House of Representatives.
it was impossible to give any pledge to meet
/ Mr.. Chase's Recommendation for taxation TO
pay the bounties. lnithis .eouditien the mat p
ter rests for the prese Mt. sas Sis ztas ea SOLO
+ This view of the cese fully -jnstiies the
wisdom and sagaoity of our Representative,
4 Gen. Garfield, in opposing the measure-hssa
and Mr.. eGrinnei, alone. recording their votes -
a in the negative 10 itTaIo9 Fs'feez Z gaess
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

From Rev. j. 8. Herman. of the German Reformed
L DR. G. NJ Jnclsoa--Respected sir;-I have been
troubled with nearly twenty years, snd have
H0odand's I,itters very much Improved in health
after having taken five bottles.
s4Ss s.fs Yours. with respect. E-..ss & z =
sss5 - - ss5Issssl = s. ,tfsg ]. 8. HERMAN
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Church
Germabtpssu. p,
Dr. C. M Jack son--Dear Sr--Persnnal experience
abies me say lregard thr Germ isitters pre-
sred y you excellent ,neIicn- In of
cold and general debility have heen greatly benefited
BIZ the use Bters aud doubt not they will pro-
duce similar effects naollfrssS -
Yours. truly,
WARREN RANDOLPH,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Notary Public, and Ii
ce1ssd fsoFernuent Claim 4geus. Raysuna, Oslo.
Office In the East end Of the large Brick gPhenixl
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-02-03
WILL POUND,


ATTORNEY at Law and Notary Publc arrettssie Ohio
viii pv,esira Pensions Tor disabled soldiers and
widows sllsrphan chiiiren Of those who have died III
The serviee Aso, bounty lnoney and arrears Of pay
for the beirs OF deeeased soldiers Good refrencef
given. when required fet 5, ,62-Iy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-14

II oilers to sell about p acres Of Land, unHurpassed
sor productiyenesg about Of nile from tho terTni-
4 uul Of the Esst Cleveland ktreet Railroad the
tIaWiord Road. A choice variety offruit; good wa
-, soi7 IA :lsidsH 9dS1P DuiD'ns' JAS. RICHARDS.