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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-21
snntI,a rrnn, prentice.

There is conductor on the Louisville
and Nashville Reilroad named Spy, his
wife is of course Mrs. Sipy. rE
Our neighbor of the organ says that d
bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Well, he's nice bird, and we have taken
him in hand. Z 5-.r-
be The epapers say that jeff Davis is 'down
in Georgia" We trust thst he viii soon
be ''dOwn" everywhere. .sss
The Richmond Wig calls General Grant
"a singular man" We guess the rebs will
find him a sort of plural man-ten thousand
In ona
An Eastean Astterer, Of General Butler
calls him an the i6ld war-herse That q
not exactly the sort of beast he Is =
The editor of the Charleston Merel,7g
| says that he will follow the fortunes of the
Confederacy. We have no dout. that he
will, for it is going to the Deyil.-LOlsis-
vitte Journal. t1-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-21
NETRIN0NIALI-LADIEs AND
"a SLIGHT OOLDn-CoUGHS.-

a DLLUAL WIZ % . .
Few ere awsrs Of the Importance of oheoking
Cough or t'sIIaHF GOLD" in its hrIt Sisssi sssi
which il the beginning vould yield to mild Isne-
Ay II NEGLECTED, sOon attacks the lungs. "broEH =
Bronohisl Eroches give sure and almost iaiaeglsys
rslief IliiifsrV ofaoers and Soldiers should have
thsu, IS they can Be carried In the pocket anu
taken Is occasion requires sugalsA.a1
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sudden Dea IN Of a Valuable TrOtting
Horse.

The celebrated trotting horse Royal
George, owned bylMT,;Field Of BuHalodied
suddenly at the stables of Carpenters Is
land Park Course yesterday morning. The
horse was apparently well ten minutes be-
fore his death. He had taken his morning
feed and trotted twice around the course,
and never moved with more spirit
and vigor, On reaching the stable ne sud
IDENTIFY fell down, and died without strug-
gle or groan, before the harness could be
taken of. Disease of the heart was the pro
babis cause. Royal George was valued at
$4,000, and only last week Mr.. Field de,
clined cash tender of $4,000 for him.
T'ToV Press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-21

ktTRlCKdIANDS
kNTE- CHOLERA hslETURR

Is a composition Of 3striagehts, aLsJT5sn;s stinH-
ulants and cGrminatiyes which every ply ysiciEn
knoWiodges ls the only preparation that will Choct
permanent cUre-ef Diarrhsn end Gysent6ry. This
AntiC Cholera Mixture is IDw in Gso in several Of
army hospitals whore II gives ita greatest sst5iso
tiOn. 1t Aas saved the ives Of tEOuaands .! OuF
disr7 and citizens and We will gahrantoe e 70 bs
the best remedy IN tho world c. Disfrbes knd Dys-
onterys
Mr. Woods, OF COuingtOn, Kentucky, viii lie most
happy 70 satisfy any ono to tie virtue OF str!ok-
lands Anti Cholera Mixture; iR fact, We have 6
great number Of testimonials from patients VINO
have been cured after being pronounced inouTAbls
by their physiciRns, some after taking oEly Que
bottle Of Striokland's Anti-OholerE Mixture If
Ooa sunor With DiArrhea and DyseHterF try oue
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8eal Agenries.
GEN ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio,

L. A. WILCOX
Wnl receive on sale Real Estate of all kinds-Im-
proved and unimPrOved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Goal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &c. Will Negotiate Loans,
Paper and Stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents &C., Sc. sl -.--E.
Tbs following property is now on sale:
EUCLID Sf.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, I6Ox2O0 #,
PRosPEOT, near Perry-Two houses for sale,
XII Z, near ST. ClAir-Ons lot 5GxI12 #.
SCOVILLE, noar Forrest-Fine house, with
quantity OF fruit and q large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner herchsnt-Lot 6Sx16 #.
LoRAIN, corner York-l12 story house, lot So
xII6. -if lu.rIr u-,..,. ..-.
KlNsMAN, corner Vine-Two lots Ox15O n.
FORREST, ntar EinsmAn--Eight lots 60xlEs3zS-
MIAMI, near Huron-Leasehold, II story house
with blacksmith shop and too.s.
LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Taylor-Nioe mouse very cheap.
HANOVER, corner Clintod--House, two. story
brick; lot 5OklOO
CLIHTOR-HOuse two-story; lot 66xleO.
CLINTON, corner Taylor-l5 story house.
OHIO, corner OAnAi--Lot q. dwelling, and stone
foundatlon- Also large building suitable for man
ufacturing purposes.
With other tenements varying from $500 to $751;
l0S acres Of Camel Goal Lands at bargain.
40 acres adjoining Marquette
100 acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l21k acres on St. Clair Road So miles frOm Court
HOuse. 1i-- E-.a'-- aHT.. E-.t
WANTED-Housss for good reliable tsnAnts;
rsnt from $3.50 TO 500 year. ool1:R3
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n. aAEKA. I. HANNA. =. 2. aAfRD, Il. A. HzSkk.
ID OBERT HANNA q CO.-SUCCEs
HI soRs to Hanna, fsrrstson B Co., WhOiesai
GrOe0rs;- Forwarding and Commission Merchants
AID Dealers In Produce, Salt, Fishs &C., Central
Exchange Nos 16e ana IN River 5trset and Dock
OlsTeland, Ohio.
81 Agents ior tho Ci5ysisnd, Detroit and lax
Supsrior Lins Of Steamers JAMS
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Jaas0rtal.
Gs AND HAIR WORK.

WIGs AND HAIR WORN.
VIZ. D Y'e EEE KSTABLTShHRAf,
THE LARGEST Is THE STATE,
F0R we asNae NJ LABlES' RAlR DRESSlas
as PUBLIC =9UARE.
Manufacturer o. as ki1ds OF WIGS, tnoindiuF
the celebrated
mTLLUSl0N WIG,
that 30 rfGJuables nstuEa ~ 70 dety the closes
scrutiny. 4 gery large aud beautiful stock o.
LONG HAIR, % 5ught BY the proprietor fcoIl
Earope, for SWITCHES I'D BBAIDS-the hnos'
assortment ever seen IA this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and hall.Wlgs
In every styio. With all improvements.
SETS OF JURitS, mads from French AAsUEs
Ourisd hair lgustanteod.l
EU9EHE DOUBLE sad TRIPLE BOWS,
-H.- s-. NEEEhAALLS, &c, -.--
made BY ths advertiser, equal to thoss imPosted
Ladies, BrAids made into any kind II Hezi- Hcss
or Bow without injury n Switch
LADIES HAlk DRESSING IN the RiOa: prsysJ
ing and fashiOnsbl5 styles.
sE-Ail work warranted 60 represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS st all hOuEs. GeoZs
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$40 600 600

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RECEvID by the Treasurer
of the United States, at Washington, the several
Assistant Treasuress and Designated Deposiserios,
and by the
First National Hank Gf Cleveland, o.,
second National Bank -
ALL REsPECEABLE BANKS AND BABKERs
throughout the country viii give further infOrzla-
ion and f-
aAFF0RD EVERY FACILITY TosUBsORBKRs,
r-- -Es- lssJ,S0.I69l
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guss- etttss Sine Isuls.
1854. Summer AFFangemenl 1884.
TrJ FOR THE
AKRIT1 ASD CLOSING OF NAILS
AT THE
OLE VELAED POST-oRFIO Z

! OOaahHoENG hOsDAHI aAT IoIHi Io58-
81 Mails will be upaned and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
- All Mails elose one hour before departure Of
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PnoFFssoR or ELECTBCFATsF AID HIEDf0TsHs.
OEicii9 soaeoa ssrCst, fIE doCts fron Iuys -ioT,
up staigs oppozito the Cty Hotel
s-O fics hours froHng 70 y niia sf08is q O'Clock
Daily CundRyH eZoeptgd.) D -.-l.-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31
70 e S 4 L E /!

TIME northwest quarter Of square 1non'eo
[ on the north by Wilkes on the last ny
Alfred. on the South by Gibbon, ano on the
west BY Patrick streets.
A SQUARE, or two acres Of ground, bound
n ed on the east by Washington: on the w est
by Columbus on the norta By franklin, an]s
on the south by Jefferson streets.
4 SQUARE, or two acres ofground, pounded
n on the east by Water, on the west by t&lc-
fax. on the North by Jefferson. and on the
fs=z south by Green streets-lmproN ed oy TWO
IaEE: :I story brick dwelling.
Apply at the Exchange Bank, corner OF
Prince and Water streets.
nh 21-tf
FLOUR FEED, &c.
TX BBLs: Family, Extra and SuperAne
y FLOUR,
1000 bushels fine A1iddlng,
loo : Brown Stuff
1000 . Corn and Oats received AND
fog sale by DAY ia hMoN:
mh l2-t' corner Of Prince and ROYAL - SIS:
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, five
~ miles from Washington City, and two from
Alexandria Ferry, situated in Prince georges e
County, Nd, near Grimesville-ONE HI n
DRED AND TWO ACRES, with a fine and
~. eonamodious DWELLING HOUSE, all
5$;ij the necessary out houses, and spendd,ld
OKCHARD-We wooded and Watered: The
soil is adapted for Market Garden, y heat,
Corn, Tobacco &C. The subscriber residing
thereon. will show the premises to persons WISH
ing to purchase r. NJ F1NV1 49, co.
nh Gin WASHINGTON. Fos1 Olllce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-31

rho Washington correspondent Of the Bal
s;,nore Sun says tsParties continue to De
,,xnm;1ted to the Old Capitol and Carroll
,r;soos here, from day to day, by the military
a,,hor;ries other than prisoners OF war. They
.re oo allegations generally OF having aided
rhe enemy il some way, or communicates "len
,ba Soath. or been bushwhackers perhaps
been government contractors, and not given
o,,oh satisfaction IN transactions as is desired
Same lew ladies also occasionly still get into
the prisons, mostly by reason OF attempting
60 pass TO and fro or carry articles contraband
The Washington Times says Mr.. David Les.
callet of Alexandria, has been appointed mas
ter boier-msk er at the Washingron Navy yard,
y1ce Thomas Smith, removed.
Several hen houses were broken open last
might, on South Royal street, and robbed OF all
The fowls therein.
A highly excited individual named Captain
Franz Bond, formerly on the staff OF General
Ro,ecrans thrust himself unceremonlousy into
the room of the u. S. Senate Military Com
mittee few days since, and denla lded to know
why the committee had failed to recommend
him for promotion, aud behaved ia very
unmiitary manner, generally. His case was
reported, when his arrest, preparatory to
coart martial, was ordered.
Fifty German soldiers arrived at Portland,
Me-, on Saturday in the steamer America,
sent out by an agent from Boston, who recruit
ed them in the tatherland for the purpose OF
Glling the quota Of the ninth ward OF boston.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Tribune states that Postmaster General
Blair is pressing General Grant very hard
TO place Geueral Mcclellan in command OF the
defences of Washington.
A Judgment has been rendered against Ma
ior General Johu c. Fremont, and In favor ct
Catharine Clark, for $4,000, on a promissory
note made Iy Fremont in consideration of GER
tain mill property in Mariposa county.
The measure to unite Nova Scotia. New
Brunswick and Prince Edward Island under
one Government and one Legislature, passed
the House of Assembly Of Nova Scotia unani-
mous!y.
Messrs, John H. Bayue, Edward P. Nor
rev and Bernard J. Vanderkieft, of Maryland,
were Yesterday confirmed by the Senate as
Surgeons in the u. S, Army,
Steps are being taken to establish a museum
Of natural history in Chicago. Sixty one gen
tlenen have subscribed five hundred dollars
each toward fund to found the institution.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15

SAINTS JonS's DAY.--The 9th Of De
cember is the anniversary Of the birth of St.
John the Evangelist. The oath Of June is
that of -. John the Baptist. These were
two eminent patron saints Of the Masonic
Order and each anniversary oftheir respec-
tive births is celebrated by Frccmosons
throughout Chritendom, as days sacred to
warm and brothcrly greetings and followed
remcmbrances. For the benefit of those
outside the Order, it may not be amiss TO
give the reasons why these anniversaries are
observed by the Masonic Order.
The primitive, or mother lodge, was held
at Jerusalem, and dedicated to st. John /;
hence it was called "The Lodge of the Holy
St John at Jerusalem. Ofthis first lodge,
all Others are branches st. John the Bap-
tist, whose festival is on the oath Of June,
and st. John the Evangelist, whose festival
occurs on the 9th of December, have been
selected by Christian Masons as the patrons
of their Order. From the building Of the
first temple at Jerusalem to the Babylonist
captivity, Freemason' lodges were dcdicat-
ed to King Solomon from thence to the
coming of the Messiah, they were dedicated
to Ierubbable, the builder of the second
temple; and from that time to the final de-
struction of the temple by Titus, in the reign
of Vespasian, they were dedicated to st.
John the Baptist, but owing to the many
massacres and disorders which attended that
memorable event, Freemasonry sank into
decay; many lodges were entirely broken
up, and but few could meet in sufficient
numbers to constitute their legality, and at
general meeting of the craft, held in the
city of Benjamin, it was observed that the
principal reason for the decline of Masonry
was the want of Grand Master to patronize
it. They, therefore, deputed seven of their
most eminent members to wait on ST. John
the Evangelist, who was at that time Bishop
of Ephesus, requesting him to take the of.
flee of Grand Master. lie returned fol
answer, that though well stricken in years,
(being upwards of ninety yet having been
in the early part of his life, initiated into
Masonry, he would take upon himself thu
office; he thereby completed by his learnin.
what the other St. John had completed b,
his zeal, and thus drew what Fremason
call a parallel; ever since which Freemesons
lodges have been dedicated to St. John tn
Baptist and st. John the Evangelist.