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LEGAL. 9ssaas nsfytw
TpUSTEE's SALE.

Or vfsfUE or TnE POwkR WHICH n
- - by dsea q trust nads b Willie0
'...rt.sse go wife, sa1 q. ". Nssksls 81 mo.
-.s fsserdsd In book 20" Of lsws nossssess.
Rege ssls Scott eousty, lewa, records, 70 wkisS
VII G9se for sals . publis aselie3, = ths hisheo
bladee, - The south doe " he Ceast Her.. r.
Ne siAy u Daveape8t lswe, % 6osaedey. - r.
dAy Il April, 1884 6 II o'clock >. =. 4 "a -.
ths north half Of block No. t0ssty (9a) q sa3i
city. Terms u sale-Ons third sasis - thisl
IN sixty days; Ono third in fous meothe
Davenport, March II, 1854.
p. L. CABLE.
?. l. ulTCHE1L.
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WAsnIxGron, March SO.
The Post states that private letter from
Washington says Gen. Grant intends to
piss aii general officers on duty ct once.
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Nrw Yoax, March 26.

NEW YORE, March ~.
The Tyibrues special says: "A great mum.
Der of ambuances have gone 70 the 'front.'
An order has been issued allowing officers
and privates of invalid corps 1T for active duty
to enter the veteran corps"
The HeyalGs Washington special says, the
4th n Y. heavy artillery is ordered to the front
as infantry. 1t numbers 1000 men.
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GREAT CONNOLlDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Line
RAILROAD
LsOPTY MILES TIE SHORTE ROUTE
L to Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.
Two Express Trains leave West Side nie DE.
rot, Chicago, IS follows:
At A N, daily, except sunday.
At $40 NJ, daily, except Saturday.
Arrive at l0:a5 AN, and lO:45 4 n
Through to Cincinnati and lndirnapelis. without
change Of cars
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Night trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours.
Through tickets may DO obtained At the principal
Railroad Offices in the North est, and the Com
peny's Office, No. 1873 Randolph street, under
the Sher Ian House.
JOHN BRANDT, u, Gent Sup't
g. FOLLETT, Conf Ticket All
n. H. MOOR Ar't, Chicago
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NEW YoaK, March &c.
Oven L9vjoy, member Of Congress iron,
illinois; ii. j IN Brooklyn last night.
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!. J. SEVERANCE. Dentist
ROOM No. l, OvERPOST OFFICE,
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-09

A wealthy German, named LsWIon
arrived In Chicago few days siucs and
placed $1,000 greeabsck in one Of his
boots for safe keeping while he went on q
spree. On the following morning, before
getting mp, be ordered little son of the
boarding nIstreHs to black his boots Tbs
little fellow took them svsy, and while
engaged at his task the note fell out upon
the door and was discovered and con6s
Gated BY his mother, who threatened the
boys life if he informed about it. Lawlop
aiterWsrd missed his money and caused
the srrest Of the woman and her son, tn e
latter Of whom disclosed the theft.
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IODINE.
IODINE WATER.


EIOdiae Water acts upon the Heart Liver Kidneys,
Digestive Organs and Gi4ndular sEstsm.
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the cure OF Chronic diseases which indi ate Iodiue
such e. scrOfula. Bronchitis. Ska EFuptions Hearf
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GUARDIANS SALE.
d UARDIAN sALR-Ru 1irlna

NUARDIAH SALE BY virtue Of an
ordsr Of sale made by the Probate Court in
ai ior CuyahogS County Ohio, on petition to
sell land, wherein Henry : Raynolps, as gusr.
dan, was petitioner, and Henry Reynolds Caro-
me X, Reynolds and Mary ] Reynolds, minors
we're defendants, | shall sell at public auction
IN the City Of Cleveland, in said county, on the
lst day OF June, 1864, at o'clock P. NJ, the in.
terest Of said minors, being the remainder after
the termination of the iiie estate of said Henry
n, IN the following described premises, to wit:
situate IN the City of Cleveland; ia the Sad
County and State, and is known as the west half
Of sub lot No. 142 il tho subdivision O. ten acre
lots 7, g. and g., made by Thomas Bolton Said
west half OF said slb lot No. l42 is situate on the
soulheriy side Of Kinsman street, and extends
oaek OF equal width TO an alley eleven rods
Up. BISHOP, HENRY K. RAYROLDS, +
Attorney. Guardian.
maY2l.lk9 ---'
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CLOSING or NAILS.


Ek5FERs THRoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, EsV
", Astabula and COnneaut, closes at S.45 A ID.
AAsrESE THRoUaE, for New York only, CLOSES 81
Easrs - THROUGH, for Erie, BuGAlo, Albany, Bog
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at % z. d.
GAsrERH WAT. toE sll points between OlsVslAnd ana
Eris, closes at2sO P. "a.
HEsIEEa IHRoUsEi foE 1oleqo' Detroit' OnieAgo
and htlWsukee, closes at 6.OO Z. NJ
WE5TEDE THROUGH, for TOtedOs Detroit OhiCagc
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 p. n.
MnsTERE WAY, for al points between Cleveland
6AHDUsKX WAY for SanduAEy and all Intermediate
points, closes ct SO p. N.
OlsUIHEATI WAY, ior az points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati c!O=s5 Is i:s5 p. n.
OIHCIHHA1I 1HRoueHs IOE columbus, Dayton, heH-
ara sno Cinctnnas closes ct 10 P. hs eaVes IS IS
next morning.)
UIEoIEHATI THRoUaa, for Columbus, OinoihnAtI,
Louisville 81. Louis, Indianapolis, Ean5sVtle and
Wheeling, closes 1t 500 p. N
tIT1sEg aGH THROUGH. rOr RttLlburzh IN and WAHh.
ington, closes at Iz-25 P. NJ.
PITrsBUEoH hA7s tor al points between Cleveland,
MebVtlie and Plttsburg, HarriEburg, PhilsdelphiA,
Baltimore and washington, closes At T.10 A. n.
mAHoEING NAY, Tor all poinus between Cleveland
And foungstoEn, oosea as 10 P. NJ, Qsaves At 7:l5
next mUrulng.)
HEDIEA NAY, closes al l.. II,
EookRoez, g. eiosea on ussdaJss ThurSdAgs and
saturoAyss At Y NJ
BRECGsyILIs, BATH, So, siosss Tuesdays dsat-
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AA4f eno Euolids closes daily at A u.
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b prepaid.
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s. 01ioo open non a. n. 70 I'm ?. N, OH
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PROTOaRAPHIe 3T0GE.
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lI0lhern. sgags.ersI. sIoshsrr }

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WIH5L0E's sOOTH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



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In reports OF the Howard AssOciation-oent d
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community. Tho indispensable qualities FIR such
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adaptation to every patent Of VII teFer age or
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THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il Or
Fhe ROnance Of the Railroad.
By the author OF the "Fair Inez," THE Prince OF
Wales, J." "The Ghost Hunters" Ao.
tOoNTIsUED.l

OHAPTEB IX-THE KIss IN TIE DARE
Alter WAITING six long hours,
And with hunger Rmost dead;
News came tnRt the track WIS mendedS
ana the train soon went ahead;
sOon passed place called JokGBtOWn,
Filled with iron feundT1as
Where this peop.e all were working
Like q los OF Dusy bees
Then We came TO q great tunnel;
Near ne sat a pr tty miss,
And when all was dark as midnight,
Quick from her stole a kiss.
"Uh, she cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached ths light
i was peerlng through the windOW,i
In my seat again al right.
After passing the great tunnel,
To pizce we QBtcB ly came
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Gre son is its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair L.
To CnJuy It's cooling waters
And its pure. fresh mountain air. .
At Altoona we took break asst,
1t was one o'clock or more;
Such 3 lot n hungTy mortals
Ine'er laid eyes on before;
All the good things on thu table
In short time did disappear
And they all shouting wildly
"Quickly bring more breekta5t here."
When l went to pay for breakfast,
said the landlord" We must charge
You Iust dOub price for break issE,
For your mouth 50 aEfni large"
"l don't ses it, said dear sir;
But lust chAl &c 1t you will,
And while you are about it,
send 10 Uncle sam the BILL"
Notice to DRAFTED men and others in the serYce OF
Uncle BAN, and all in want Of RUbber Blankets,
Rubber Goats LegRtns, Cashmere and flannel shirs,
Military clothing ef any and every descri ptiOh and
1ne ClOihing for Spring aud summer wear We
have now the lar gest stock In the Guy, which we
will sell ut the very lowest prices.
Isaac A. Issso'g Union Hall,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sc sing
Machines, storE's Automaton Prsssme1 and
Corner Superior and URiOn SITS.
- Look out for the Giants RG mAvls
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BYERS.

STRAW HAT Biz a0RTE0, DYE-
~ Is9, ALIERlE9 AID PRESSING. .-HRving Just re-
s.hea from the East, am prepared, Ey the aid Of
- Perenoed hands to DO sny VorS In this line AZ
Ven 9 IN ielt and beaver hats, in the best possible
manner AID AaOGt fashionable style
FkEDK OYRIAX,
kEsnoh hlsan Dive Houses
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CURE THAT LOATHSOME MALADY.

DR, GooDALEs's OATARRH REEEDT.-It psnetrstes
20 the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and extern
lnatas It, and branch, forever Dr. Goodale is the
Grst asd snly person who ever told the world what
In bathing with this fell disease, exploring tts s
oret ambush, and making kBGEu 70 the world the
lact that OEtarrh, which mas for dsod Ahe skill
Gnc research OF medical mon and euthous SA this
country and in Eufops, can now be cured Win the
q ne uniform certainty that morning follows ni9hL
Prepared By B. GOODALE "a d New York. Price
l,nG Send stamp for Pamphlet.
For sale BY G. w. OAARk, ll9 Buperior-St., Clsvo-
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PURE SYMPATHY,
ore Throat, Cough. Cold.

End similar troubles q suffered 70 progress -, :;
erious Phlnansry BrosSilial and Asth matte = ee
sons, oftsn'imes iR5urabIe. e0
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCBEs
are Compounded 50 8 to reach directly toe seat o.
the disease aad give almost lrstsni reiie "
BTSOld By all DEaKzisss And ,ss,sy, IN HFs51,,r,
in the United States and r,f fcreirD oouvtrIs, y
rE-s- -.
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B0TIGES.

s pMIN IoTKAT0kFS NOTIUE-
& = The subscriber bss Ieeu duly appointed "A
miuislFStor or be estate Of May +. Munion, isie
ol eieYelsna dectased- All persons having aims
aga nBt tie estate are nctied to gresnt fheFS ior
pIymsut. N i DPE = ~ ~
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DF. q B All An,
NslaDer oT EIss 1tuyut O0tsvyS " rEyT5CuIE
Losdon, EsFlGzd; GTGdEGts Of
Records HosPitzl for

FEM ALE DIS EA2E
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
Isans and Mentres Hospitals for the last tsR years
has opened an Ufhos at the
johnson House, Cleveland
where he will be happy 70 meet all those who az
hioted with Eubscute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
rIAn and is mild, elcacious and effective. his med
ioines are sinuag vegetsbs extracts and oils they
have b=en asd but BY eWo other ply sicanB in
America besides himself. lie has spent tho greatest
part Of his lie and Thousands Of dollars in Obtaining
. lew secrets in his profession He tes the Urine
br all forms Of disease No charge giving an
honest and true statement Of thier case.
~ -sPEEMATORHGA.
To YOUNG mRN.-He can prove 70 you In few min
utes thst he is the Only physician ever treated
with that this disease. For every patitnI who
Wi follow directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars il be tails in curing this disease No charge
made fOr consultation. Those at q distance who
wish 20 consult the Doctor may DO so By sending
Nmai vial Of urinR by mail. with nAne and age,
and he will EngWsr describe their case. and the
possibility OI getting Teiei, by enclosing return
postage stamp. mars.4A
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SCREW sTEAMEiiS connects Ai Ogdensb1rgh
with the
Rail ROasl for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AtCsaa TiDcont Fithths
RsiI Rssds Bstssss Ca2s TiHcsaf & Nes Yssk,
And at OBHego With
LINZ OF BIGsT GLASS CANAL Bears
BETWEEN
o5WEGO, TROY, ALBANY aNEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE from
S5ztsh, Eevv York, OsdensburSh, Care
Vincent and OsweEO to
0LEHELARD, TOLEDO 4 DBFROIF
Aud $ TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
sElcsE0. ElLEaUKEE & INTERMEDIATE Ports
GENFsI
J. MTBRS, No. eAstor Houss.Eev York
BREED, "a Pearl street ............
John HOOKING, Stats-5t...........-Boston.
G4O. a. MDD Ogden5burgh.
SaAbLEo AlLIsOAi i......s.....s .O8Wego.
! ID OhA " rOhD........ ...s.... ......... -
a. =. oml -s..s.-Oape vincent
I'm IN q ma I El5 IOledOs
Z. l. MATHEW b........... Detroit.
" = ID mtlWauke6.
- :. IL n n;;s.s;. .Ohtoego.
PELTON & BREED, AaRHrs,
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P0ST.0FFIeE TIME-TABLT.
1884. summer Arrangement 1884.
FOB TIE
Arrival and Closing Of Halls
AT THM
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOE.

sU-maiIS VIII be opened ald ready for delivery ons
hour after arrival Of trains.
s15-Au Mails close one hour before departure oi
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives st A. NJ and l:31 and
4. 6:2g P. n.
Eastsrn Way arrives At. -.ss A n
Pittsburgh Through arrives ~ q - A. h
do Way arrive 81 so Fea-
Bandu8ky W az aTrtvesA Y a.
MAhOnlng Way arrives 81 o.0J y.
Cincinnati Through arrives a. y:a6 H. Eb9 =. h
do Way arrives ct 500 P. a
Western Through arrives AZ g.2U = Akad $3.50 =. h
do Way arrives 81 2:45 I. h
Medina Way arrives ct 4:60 P. III.
Rockp5rt, Ac, arrives TuesdhYs ThurId1yt and Sat-
urdaTB ~ u n.
BrsokyVile, Bath, a., arrives Mondays and EridAyI
at5P. ID.
Sharon Osntsr Granger Gorth RoyAton, ke.s arrives
Mondays and krtdAyB at 2. M.
MArrensville arrives daily st lO.l5 a. h.
EASt OlsVelAnd and Euclid arrtYOs daily At A. II