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HOME DEPARTMENT.
A Flag Contest Proposed Meeting
Monday Evening.

Mr.. Geo. L. Paine proposes 10 furnish Flag
to be contested for by The several Townships OF
:his County, at the Presidential election. A sim.
Jar contest is to take place in Lake County, at
the State election. Mr.. Paine will explain the
terms al Uuion Nee ting TO be held in this vii.
luge, on Monday evening nox:, to which the
Union men of all the Townships are invited
Wo hope there will be good turnout.
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TAKEN up by the Subscriber on Sept Hth.
l. wo.year-old aud yearllng heller. The
two'year old white, with some red spots on side
aud neck, The yearling is a roam. The owner
is requested 10 prove property, pay chars ges and
take them away B. II. INGR AHAM,
HamDden. Sept. 23d, 1864. 767ws
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9TMr. J. C. Hollis, the popular teacher Of
penmanship, wishes us TO say that he will give
series Of lessons in this village, during the vaca.
ton Of the schools
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Something NEW. ;.

THE Subscriber has Just opened Splendid
l. White Sand stone Quarry, about 3H miles
from Chardon Village, and near G Griswold's Mill.
aJSloue for Buildings, Walks, Well Stones,
Curbings for Graveyards, &C., OF the Best
Finish, and furnished TO order.
SAMUEL FAULKENBURG,
Chardon, August 5th, 1864. 76Om2
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pThere will DO Unicn Meeting at Claridon
Center. on Monday evening next. Speakers will
be provided. Let there be full turnout.
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NIOTICE.-Th undersigned has been duly ap.
~ pointed and qualified as administrative with
the will annexed, of the Estate of Thos Il s ack.
EFT, Decd late Of Thompson Township, Gsauga
County, Ohio. MATILDA SACKETT.
Thomps on, Sept 9TH, 1864. 76swa
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Guardian Sale.


IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
l. bate Court of Geauga County, Ohio, | will
offer Tor sale at Public Auction, on the 5th day
oi November, 1864, At 40 clock forenoon, upon
the pismiscs. the following descr ibed real estate
situate in the town,hp Of uuntsburgh. in the
county OF GCauga, and state OF Ohio, and known
ns being part OF lot No, ~ in sal township. and
bounded us follows; Beginning at the southwest
corner Of William Sankey's land. thence north
on he same TO the mort line OF the lot. thence
west on said line 9 chnins and links; thence
south parallel 18th the lot line 81 chains and :.
links to u post; thence eust chain and 10 links
10 n post. thence ea st chain and 10 links 10 d
poet; thence south chains and 25 links 10 ,he
centre OF the hi. hway; thcnc, easterly on said
highway 10 the place OF beginning, containing
81 75.lOO nrcs Of land, subject 10 The life estate
Of Lydia A. Moore, aged az years. IT, eight and
one.halt acres Of the ubove described Ian Z,
bon nded n follows. Beginning nt the road near
the soulhwes, corner of William Starkey land,
thence north on same 10 chains and 20 links;
thence west 4 chains and so links; thence south
par liel with the east line II chains and 7e links
10 the cent re Of the highway; thence east along
tie same to the place OF beginning, contnning
eight and one. hal. ucrcs ofinnd. Terms ol Sale.
one half In hand and the balance In one year
from day of suIe, with interest, the payment to
be secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
GEORGE MEESE,
.'.... Guardian of Clinton n. Cady.
Oct .4ih, 1864, 169w4
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r ETTERS remaining unclaimed an tie
IL Post Office at CbardOn, State OF Ohio.
this 9Th day of Oct, 1864.
ptrTo obtain any Of these Letters, the nppli.
cant must call tor Advertised Letters )" give the
date OF the List, and pay one cent for advert tsing
9rIf uot called Tor within one month, they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Gold. VIM Leet,JM
Hyde, Jacob Martha Adila
Kaufman, Kate Moore. John NJ
v intersteen, Laurautha
10. CONVERSE, P. M,
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NfARlSJEl).

AT the Parsonage in Chardon, October 2d, ny
Rev VIM. III. Wilson. Mr.. JOHN BROWN,
and Miss HARRIET SEARLS, both OF lamb.
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The Fair at Claridou.

In respect to the weather, the Free ARricultu
raj Society were peculiarly unfortunate in holding
their Fair on "Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
ot last week; but, in other respects, it WINS, as
usual, success. The out door exhibition OF
Thursday, though seriously interrupted by the
mud and rain, was not failure. As at burton,
the show of stock was not large, but very good.
The number of people pre- Nent on Friday. con-
sidering the weather, which was cool and cloudy
and the bad state Of the roads, wns remurka able,
being estima ed at from 1000 to 1900 What
ii the weather had been fine both duysf
The Hall, especially below, was well 6lled.-
The samples Of potatoes were very fine 50 Of
beets, turnips pumpkins and cabbages. The ex-
hbiton Of apples was fair There were bu, few
samples of small grains. The corn was good
We hardly need say that the show OF cheese
was large and fne. 'a-"
In the line of domestic manufactures. there
were some choice samples, especially Of linen
Fabrics of this nature, both in number and qua
ty, ought to be nctccab bic features ut our Fairs,
ut least while cottons rule SO high OF woolens.
there were sundry fancy pieces. We noticed one
or Two very tasteful patterns OF bamornl skirts.
Mr.. l.. s.. Abbott, OF PainesvilIe, formerly cdi.
tor of the Telegraph, delivered an address on Fri.
day afternoon, which seems to have met the ap.
probation Of all who heard it. A copy is 70 be
furnished us for publication '-
The spacious Dining Hall Of Mr. Treat wa .
well supplied with ediblcs. which were ksenly
re'ished by hundreds OF weather .beaien Fair.
goers.
President Maynard, Secretary Adams, and
the other officers OF the Society, were active and
cour teous in the discharge Of their duties.
We shall publish the list Of premiums coon. o.
aJlst Serg # C Parsons. .Serg. and Color Bearer
2. M. Cowles. Samuel Shauuck and A. Church. Il
Of Chardon, D. A. Gates and d. W. Bidlakc, OF
Munson and S. C. Rowley and f. D. Taylor ,Jr. of
Caridon, all members OF Co. A, Forty Second O.
W., are again at home, having been three years
in the coun,rys service. These are all Of the
Gearga boys who went out with tho Forty.
Second, except B. Cowes who died in hospital,
Hamilton Bail. who was discharged Tor physical
disability, and Geo. Finney, who has about
month longer TO serve-all of Chardon. The
boys, though fortunately spared to their country
and friends, have brnved and suffered much, but
their hope and courage are still unabated. For
more than year past, the Regiment has been
stationed on the lower Mississippi Four com.
panies have been discharged, and the rema lining
six will be discharged in few weeks.
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G0MMIS9IONER'S SALE.
DURsUANT TO THE CONYAND 0F

LlOhOS nv ~ HE COMMAND OE
Il decretal order of sale to me directed is
sued from the Court Of Comon Pleas, for Cuys-
hoga county, OHIO, IN q case therein pending.
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William n
Beaumont, James Jones, ". G. Davidson, and
Peter Csul were defendants, I shall expose for
sale stPublic auction, at the door Of the Cont
House, for said county, upon the 10th day of Feb
ruary, 1864, at 10 o'clock, 4. the lands
and tenements described as follows, to WIt
situate in the township OF Newburgh, be.
ing number seven in the twelfth range
Of townships in the Connecticut Westasn
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
~ the county of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southeriy half Of shb-lots Nos. tyEenty-tyo Css21
and twenty-three t23l of original one HUNDRED
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and tnirty-one
(SSl,) three hundred sud thirty two, (Ss2. In the
township aforesaid, and being the same lot con.
yeyed to the grantor hereof, by the said LYMAN
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1884 yysss--
snee being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ing hve acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highwAys. Appraised value
81, ,0O0. is. GRANNIs.
Master Commissioner.
FRED HoyET, plaintiff 3 stt'y. janls:1sS
Janury 18th, 1864. sOd
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CHICAGO aIARKET-Jau. .,


Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
Reeeipts-Hogs to-day 1851 dressed, and 2,O05
live.
Live HOgs-Quiet. Sal at a4,OO35,7s, gross.
Dressed HOEs-5GlOc highs<. Sales mostly at
Se,iog7,iO, dividing on 30 lbs.
Beef CnttIe-Quiet at t2,7595,7O gross.
PrOvisiODs-hors active and rather hrI1er for
bulk and hnglish meats ssIes Of dry Eated hams at
s1s9l0c looss shoulders 6H9ss{e; picked hams 100
loHc: Cumberlands s4aske short rib SIC; long cut
hams lie; lard llh9llSc, Government to-day took
1850 bbls prime mess POT at s66sls 10 aud sO0OoO
lbs bacon at tl,s7, and Ss,g7 for hams, sides and
shoulders.
Whisky-2c higher Opening at 59sc and closing
firm at &c.
Wheat-<o higher. Sales OF 30 at al,Is5<e
LIZ and No ? at sI,l0&Gl, ,Ila.
Corn-SAles Of old at 90agIc and new at 7s977e.
Oats-He higher. Sales No at ss954e-
Eye and barley neg lected.
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nEw YORK maRKEr-Ian. es,

HHT r7LEaRAPH-i
Cntton-Msrket quiet and a shade easier Sales
at SIC for hiddling Uplanda.
EgOur-Markst "A shade irmer.
Sales 81 G7, Is for extra State; s745Ts5 for extra
Market closing quiet
Whisky-markst dull. Sales at Sc.
WhoaI-Market fully 10 better with good de-
mand.
sales at el,5Sal,sI for ChieaRo Spring. the latter
an extreme Tor very choice delivered 56I 81 for
Milwaukes Club sl65lgl,7t for winter red Western
Corn-Hsrket heavy and lc lower. Sales at si,24
for shipping mixed Western In store,
Outs-market quiet Sales at el6es; for Western
WOOl-ETm but very quiet
PetrOleum-MarkeI sull
Pork-Marset quiet aud closed shade FINER
Sales at sly50GlS,h3S for mess; eIs S0nls 6ax for
ole mess ,O0 for new mess ; Sl6O;El 20 for cd
Beef-Steady.
Bacon sides-Market more active and HIGHER
Sales at lO1RGlOAc for Western urp berlanf cut
the latter price TO arrives l0gIpsc for city do; Ic
Tor western lo0g ribbed lt54e for city do; ll1lI%c
Tor western short ribbed lIfc for city long clear:
hams. "
Drrssed HOgs-Msrket quiet. Sales at sAa
&c for Western.
E.ard-Quiet. sa es at I2IsaIskc.
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FINE IN BRooKLYE TowNsHIF.-Yester-
day afternoon Ere occurred on the Bald
win Farm, about three miles out on Detroit
street, In Brooklyn Township, occupied by
Mr.. Henry Lower, milk dealer. Four barns,
cOnsainin s large quantity of hay, were to-
tally Destroyed. The FIRE originated in this
wise one Of Mr.. Lowers employees dis
charged q gun at a rat in the carriage house
adjoining one Of the barns, and the wad fell
into some loose hay OF straw and ignitsd It.
No particular attention was paid to the first
signs of the Ere, but It spread rapidly, and
10 few minutes had snvslOpsd the barns in
flames and was consuming all before it. A
number Of neighbors collected, but only tive
or three seemed to have the presence Of mind
to apply themselves to reseuing the stock and
property, consisting Of horses, COWS, sgricuI-
inral implements, wagons, &C., that was i'm
periled. These, however, worked efRcisntly-
ly,. and succeeded in saving all that WsG
movable. Mr.. Lower was absent at the
time of the IRE. His loss In hay Is about
81 800 the barns were worth about $500.
There Is no insurance. This severe vista
ton viii probably interfere with Mr.. Lowers
business for several days.
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MORNING. JAN. %, 1se4.
TRAVKLLER,s RKGIsTRR.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

o. A. Re=a o., Bsnken-aold, Silver AM Oou
sous Bought and Sold. and Money Loaned.
J. C au-Iialian Opera
Brsinard's Hsn-RumseI's Ministries.
Morgan, Root Co. FLOR.
Il Chestnut st-House and Lot for Sale.
2 Wood-St,-BOaTders Wanted
San ord 3 % Pianos, eto Local Notice.
q L. Pesrse-Loeal Notics.
J. 5. Ferley-Opera Glasses.
Table and Furniture COmmittee-Lo;El Notice.
Agricultural sosiety-Local Eotios.
2s7 superior-st-sewing Machines.
Gas Gem mittee-EscAI Eotce.
Florsl al COmAittes-Local Notice
Reception COmmittts-Locsl n, tice.
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CLEVELAND WOODEN MILLS.
A. q Z. g. POPE,
superintendentsi Manufacturers snd Dealers in
all kinda OF
W OLEN 400 Bs,
Consisting Of Plan d Fepcy
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DEATH OF LEVI RAWsoS, Rso.-This
gentleman, one Of our old and mot reFpsct-
ed business men, died at his residence ce in this
city on Monday evening, at absut eleven
O'Clock, Of pIeurisy. He had been i'll less
than a week. Mr.. Rawson was = native of
Massachusetts,, and came to Ohio about
thirty years ago, making his first residence
in the State at Elyris. Thence he NOV ed to
Massillop, where he engaged in the mifling
and commission business in association with
his brother. Subsequently he moved to
Akron, where he greatly enlarged his bust.
mesa IS a miller, operating with gratifying
success. Twelve years since he came to this
city, and became one Of our largest -four
dsaleTs- He was a man of large business
capacity and of the strictest integrity. In
his death our business circles lose valuable
rIember, and the community q most worthy
citizen.
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In AID OF SoLDnRs' FANIL1EF.-We
understand that Torrent Engine Company
No 10 CWestside) purpose giving, on the eIsv-
snth of February, at the West Side ArmoTy,
ball and supper in aid Of number Of SOL
dierS' families who are IN need of assistance.
All efforts Of this character should be Iiber-
ally PatrOniEsd BY the community, and we
hope this one will not be lost sight of. Ev-
cry effort will be made to secure enjoyment
to those who attend the dance.
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GoUGH's LEoTURE.-The lecture Of John
B. Cough last evening, before the Young
Mems Christian Association, at the Euclid
Street Presbyterian Church, was largely at
tended, and was received with msny evil
dencss of satisfaction. The subject was
Peculiar People," and more rsoy and
agreeable diseOurse, touched up a. it
was hv the nennliar uts IasaF A. ll-Li-s-:-L-
ed orator, we have never heard. Mr.. Cough
will ever be welcome visitor to Cleveland.
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PERsoEAL.-Hon. John Hutchins, ex-
Congressman from the Warren district,
spent last night at the Weddsll. He is on
his way to New Orleans on a Government
mission.
Colonel Auguste KautE, Of the "a Ohio
Cavalry, arrived in the city yesterday. That
rsgimentis is nox in Columbus, but will proba-
bly, be sent to Camp Cleveland to be fur
loughed.
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AIIEoAR1 ARRIHALE.-The following mill
itary gentlemen were at the WeddeII yester-
day: Lisutenant Burroughs, Washington,
D. c.; Colonel G. W. Robbins, Madison,
Wisconsin; Colonel Maynadisr, U. s. Army /;
Captain s. t. Phelps, Z. S. Navy; VIM. s.
KoIIvssY Us n pal-.sr, N. D., Q. S.
A; 7. B. W. jackson, Harry Thompson,
VIM. Il. Neple, E. A. Abbott, 2Sd Ohio.
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SANITARY FAIR.-Members Of the Com
mittee on Machinery and Manufactures are
hereby notified that the circulars and blanks
are all ready and can be had by calling on
n. ". Taylor, Esq, at the Cleveland Paper
ComPany's Office, or on the Secretary at No.
sg Centre street, and it is hoped that the
Ward Canvassing Committees will at once
organise and proceed to this work of solicit
ing donations, Re. T.. PEAsE, seo'y.
Cleveland, January 20, '64-jan 27;It.
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THE Coal AND WooD COMMITTEES sp-
pointed for the benefit Of the great Northern
Ohio Sanitary Fair met on Monday evening,
January 25th, 1854, at the Court House, room
No. II; the meeting was called to order, and
J. F. Card, Esq, elected as chGirman and
J. Price as Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
stated, a motion was made BY T. Butts that
all tho coal and wood men in the city be sp-
pointed Committee to solicit subscriptions,
and to attend meeting to be held in this
room on Thursday evening at Z o'clock, at
which time the best way to carry out the m
dsrtaking will be decided upon and pro-
gramne made and Committees appointed to
solicit subscriptions and transact other busi-
ness that may come before the meeting. A
general attendance is solicited. The meet
ing then adjourned, to meet Thursday even
ing at o'clock, as above.
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RuMsEY's MISgrRELs.-Thia admirable
troupe gave another of their reehsrehs enter
tainmeRts at Brainard's Hall last evening,
to a packed house. They were announced to
give but two performances in Cleveland, but
have decided to remain this and tomorrow
evenings. It is rarely that SO good com
paDy of minstrsIs visits our city, particularly
with regard to originality. Their comic acts
so far have been entirely new, and Of the
most laughter provoking class. The clog
dancing Of West, Walters and Clifford is very
entertaining, while tho vocal and instrument
tai music cannot fail to please both as to the
selections and execution. Rumssy, on the
banjo, is host in himself. Pierce, Sprung and
Manning are among the very funniest Of the
''Kuights of the Cork" and will have q
laugh from those who witness them. An en-
tire change of programme is made each
evening. Let those who would spend an
evening agreesbIy 60 and hear the Rumrey's.
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i Secretary.

GAS cONHIrTKE.-The following named
gentlemen have besn added to the Sanitary
Fsir Committee on Gas:
G. A. Hyde, Charles Whitaker, J. B.
Parish, of the firm of Parish 4 Knight, WIN.
P. Fogg, R. Roberts, J. McGarvy, Thomas
Christian and John Mant.
PETER THATcHRR, JR.,
Chairman Building COMMITTEES.
The Gas Committee will meet at the Gas
Office on Wednesday evening, January 9th,
Cleveland, January 20. jan27:It
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~. CATTLE mARKEr-Inn oa.

tBY TELEGRAPH.l
The current prices for tho week at oil the markets
are as follow
Beef Cattle-Per cwt extra quality, 3OOal4-
90; ist quality 10 good, per cwt 81 OI2 50; ord-
nary slu,UOGll common, s90Oo,OJi inferior, $500
tg9,00.
sheep-Extra 2 head, ss,OCGI2,O0; prime, s5,7Sa
10 ordinary s5,5Og6OO; common q, 5,01G6,50; infe
riOr 81 ,759g5,GO.
Swine Corn fed 2 pound, 6He7so; stiIl-fed
7G7Hc.
Total receipts Of all stock at all the yards for
the week were as follows: Beeves 5sUs; cows La;
veal % calves, s29i sheep and lambs, T,7sl swine
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lII saPOrioTssa., Us0Veland. {
z. B, HALE, BAEKza,
LOCAL NOTICES.

CUYAHoGA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
cIETY.-An adjnurnsd raseting for the slsc-
tion of officers of this Society for the present
year will be held at the City Hotel on Fri
day, January 2eth, at 1 O'Clock p. M. Il is
very desirable that there be large attend
anos of members. BENZ. Il. S7AIR, Seo'y.
ian 27:I35.
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Z. STOCK mARKKr-Jan. 2s,
SKATES.
GKATESI SKATRS-OwoVT,

GKATESI SKATES-ONEO
\ , most exhilerating and beneficial outdoor exer-
cises Is skating and in order tn glide swiftly Ger he
Ice oue must have pair Of good SKATES and a.
=. hATTERsLTY has lust received large assortment
qualities and descriptions he will supply an tboss
who wish to purchase, st the lowest market priees
He has also received very large stock Of GUNS
from The finest Er glish TWat do n to the cheapeet
Belgian Guns and IS prepared TO from This doe
assortment article to suit each and every custOm
er. Also, on hand, splendid assortment of Colts
Smith 3 Mess n s, Allen & Wheelock's, and other
styles OF hevolvers, Flasks Pouches Cartridges Am
mugitsOn, etc, etc.
s-RememBer the place. IOs supsriOr-st., Clsve-
N;B B.-Repairing promptly attended to and s1eou-
ted IN the nearest style. dsc2s
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IH connection with the Sanitary Fair
to beheld IN this city during next month, it
is expected that some i've hundred delegates
from Auxiliary Societies will be in attend
ance, for whom it will be necessary to pro-
vide accommodations. To this end an ap-
pealis made to the hospitality Of our citizens,
who, it is presumed, will be pleased to open
their houses as we'll as hearts on this ooeas-
sion.
Persons whc are willing to entertain one
or more Of our guests are requested, without
delay, to leave their address, together with
the number they will entertain, at the Office
Of the Soldiers Aid Society, 95 Bank street.
I. Q. MASTERS,
Chairman Reception Committee.
A. TOWNSEND, ss,,.t.r;.s
E. c. ROUSE, '''i''"' jsn27
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NORTHERN 0HIo SANITARY FAIR.-The
members of the sub-committees on Tables
and Table furniture, are requested to meet in
Court Room No. 3 this Wednesday afternoon
at half-psst two O'Clock. By order
1t MRs. NJ. c. YoUNeLovE, Chm.
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Rose & Prentiss' ProsIuIun market Rs.
port
The following are the rates charged by them;
Hama cured premium Hams, 2 D. &C.,. lSo
lie
shoHiderE-SugRr-cured = .......e &C
Hnoon-ur Smoked Sides b ........,,... ilc
Lard-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'e ed in bbls p b,.Isc
=, Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs y B..i5Ao
~. LA97s y ODl.s.s 90
Extra clear D bbl.,....-.......-. S2a %
- No extra charge made for packages or cartsge
t9 railroad depOts or boats Ali articles are warrant
e1 tElcty prime, and equal TO anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our suaar-cured Hams and
kettle-reneere Lard took the 1rst premium Al the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE 4 PRFHTIsS
Hos. l42, IA and Il6 Ontario-st., Oieyeiand
iulyl:R2S
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CITY NEWS.

OWNER WAEIED.-The owner OF q silk
hat, found by the police Monday night, can
have bis property by calling at tho johnson
street Station.
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TIE hest place to buy Pianos and Melo-
deons is at Sanford & Co.'S, 1874 Superior
street Call and satisfy yourselves that this
Is no idle boast. Mathews, the tuner. makes
his headquarters there. jan 27:I38
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RECEIVED this day full assortment Of
Wilcox and Gibbs beautiful Sewing Ma
chimes. The public are invited to examine
them at 227 Superior street. ian27:I35
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CINCINNATI, January Is, 1854,

D. S. GREEN, Cleveland, ohiO-Ay Dear
Sir THE Western Freedmsn's Aid Commits
sion has granted to Miss Hannah Hughes,
of Medina, o., 8 commission as teacher of
the freed people in Tennessee. She came
here in company with Mrs. oanfsld, who re-
qussted in behalf Of your Society the official
recognition which We have given to her.
She started from here January 9Th inst, to
Nashville, and arrived safely, as We have
been notified by our agent.
Yours truly, J. NJ. WALDEN.