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Grand Pleasure Excursions
LAKE SUP ERIoRa


One Of the following splendid frst-class steamors
VIZ Cleveland, illinois, Northern Light, Iron City,
Traveller, Meteor Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew.
able, will leave Cleveland, Ohio, al 8 o'clock P NJ
each day OF the week except Saturday and sunday,
and Detroit, Mich on the following days at O'Clock
?. ~ through the months Of July and August,
making grand ExeursiOn Trips TO Tbe many points
interest the great InlaBd seas Of America which
for utility pleasure aud health are by
any other on the Continent
This Trip Of over coo miles embraces six degrees
Of latitude and eleven Of longitude and includes In
It's circuit Lakes Erin, St. Clair, Hnron and supe-
riOr, with the beautiful rivers Detroit St Clair and
81. Mary's. i--
The many and extensive mines Of iron and cop
per, unequailed BY any in the world with tine newly
discovered and inviting deposits OF silver lead Wild
and romantic scenery, combined with fts pure and
brscing climate, renders the Lake Superior trip una
Of lar more than ordinary interest to tne capitalist
the pleasure-seeker or the inyal5t. 3 r-a-..I rf
The above-naIled steamers are elegantly lifted up,
with large ard airy cabins and state-zo0ns while
every preoaUtion has been taken 20 provide for the
safety aud comfort OF pazsengers 80 ---'- ----
Fare, including state-roOus and meals abOat az
Cents per mile- Time occupied In making tie round
trip, from TO 10 days. a - n =.
Rooms secured and further Information obtained
by application 70 RORiT HANNA a CO. - n
3s .s-.-z HOSSEY & MCBRIDE - r.-a
GARRETS0N, HOWE co.
JunsSElS4 Cleveland, Ohio,
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1852. nUCKEXE 18t
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
FIRE AND MARINE.
Glotaina.
THE POET ON A TRAIN
Oh,
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD.
By the author OF The Fair Inez, 'sThe Prince Of
Wales, % 1.-The Ghost Huntsrs,' SC.
(cOSTNUED.l

k~~hALANASsI
CHAPTER IX.-THE Kiss IN THz DARk.
After waiting six long hours,
Aud with hunger almost dead,
News came that the track mended
And the train sOon went ahead.
Soon We passe,. place called JohnstoWn
Filled with iron fUundries,
Where the people all were working
Like = lot Of busy bees
Tben We came to a great tunnel;
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all vas dark midnight,
Quick from her / stole a kiss.
col, % ala- cEi-sl. tie people shqutel
And, before We reached the Light,
was peeTing through the window,
In my seat again all right
After passing the great tunnel, L
To place we quickly came
Upon the highes: mountain top,
And Crysson is its name;
Many people in the summer .
To this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, iresh mountain air.
At Altoona we took breakfast
1t was one o'clock more;
Such a lot Of hungry mortals
ne'er laid eyes on before
Ali the good things on the table
In short time did disappear
And they all shouting wildly
Quickly bring nore szreatast herssH
Notice to Drafted Men and oshersi n the service
Uncle sam, and all IA want Of Rubber blankets
Rubber Coats, LeggiHs, Cashmere and F1snuei
Shirts Military Clothing Of any and every des-
GTiption, Fine Clothing for Spring and sumHist
Wear. We have now the lurggst stock in the city
which We WIN sell at The very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, Storr's AutomatOn Pressman,
and StrOng's Patent ATIIy Bed-Trunk, {.
Corner Superior and Union-sts,
ca Look out for the Giants. IA nayIs
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-Meateal.
REsT REMEpY KNoWN

kor all biilious complaints SICK aeadace, tostlfe-
ness, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
stomach, Sea Sickness, sc.
Dr. James r. Chiffon, tia Great chemist. says:--
81 know its composition, and have no doubt It will
prove most beneficial in those complaints for which
II Is recommended" !"
DR.. Thomas Boyd says II strongly recommsnd
1t to tbs notice OF the public"
DR.. Edward @. LUDLOW says; IT can with conf
dence recommend It."
DIT. George 7. Baxter says: ''In Flatulsncys sick
Headache eostlyeness, Heartburn, &o., the SELIzER
APERIENT in my hands has proved indeed valua-
BILE remedy"
For other Testimonials, So., see Pamphlet with
each bottle.
Manufactured only By TARRAST & CO., No. 27s
wich street, New York.
r5-For sale by all Druggists.
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Collars.
Ia5z5H5S03S9
IN ilEM6Za:gH.i[sSS:

HAVE NOW BEEN BEFORE THE
public for nearly year, They are universal
IL pronounced the heatsst and best attihg collars
eZtant.
The upper edge prsseats perfect curyei Tree from
the angles noticed IN all other collars.
The eraTst causes no pueksrs On ths inside Of the
turn-down collaTS-tbey are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
AsoCTsIDE-and therefore perfectly frss and sasy
to the neck. ~ 4-. ....
The Garots collar has smooth and evenly finish.
Cd edgu on both sides.
These collars are not simply fat pieces Of paper,
cut in the form Of coiler, but are NODDED AND
SHAPED TO FIT THE NECK.
They are make in i'Novelty'' for turn-dovD style
in every halfslzo from u to II inches, and in 'Eu
raku" {or GaTrot0) IRON 10 te Il inchesi and pack
cd in nOat blue cartons, containing 100 eachi also
in small ones oflO eaoh-ths Latter ysry handy
package Tor travellers, army and navy officers
g5y-EVery collar is STAMPED
HGrays Patent Nodded Collars,
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The Trade supplied by
HATCH, JOHNSON & Co,
importers aud Wholesale Dealers In Mems Furnish-
ing Goods and Umbrellas, 81 Dovonshirs st. Boston,
and j. S. .L0WERY & CO., 81 Warren st, New York.
epr29-l6l
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.10O DOLLARS PREMIUMlI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or EpeFmattOFrhGa, elect, &c, and
IMPOTENCY CURED,
WHEN ALL OIHLk IhEAIILNI FAILs-
DIR. A. GIBSON,

In n 0LDOO&N1
Formerly 9f New YORK City, viii Pay one huudrssd
abOve-named diseases He will pay the sum lot
States treats the diseases With equal success
After many years Of laborious study aud experience
Dr. Gibson Is happy in being able TO the
unfortunate that be has perfected system Of treat
ment iar
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
of the above and also all contagious diseases OF the
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATION
He has succeeded in curing cases in this city, Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with SELF
styled physicians, who profess 70 treat all privgte
maladies with success, and without receiving the
Least particle Of benefit.
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do Tor the purpose Of ensnaris the tnnocsnt
and who hold cut great pectatous never 70 Be real
izcd. But what Dr. q. might boast Of Is this, that
he is able 60 give entire satisfaction 10 thOss who re-
pose IN his ability aud integrity and that
lie has perfected an American system OF Treatment
or any patent medicine eual for tile radical
Of smfnal weakness. and al diseases 0r durlug8-
nients, DOIu 1ssss -'''i s-L-@l sEisiat tup ssXaal
Dr., Gibson also claims for bis new treatment tle
following advantages over all others yet discovered
able he uses relies of tho dark ages, such as NJ er-
ury any other deletertous drug secondly no
strictiOns in diet or business Is requlredi thirdly
treatment IL positive aud certain IN all c'ises Hs
snds prepared TO g into any public OF private hes
/ tai in the United States and demonstrats the in-
meuse superiority CT his new treatment over any oth-
or now known to the world, In point Of prOnptne55,
Iermaneney millness, safety and convenience u thu
| Dr Gibson Is permanently located in Cleveland
| and has during thu past fvg years performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resistl al 9TH
er modes Of treatment. keierences can be given -
| individuals Of the hrst responsibility IN ClFeanI;
lostop New York and other cities, in regard to skill
and integrity In all professional transaetons lys-
| usIsia, Rheumatsm, ScrOiula, all Diseases Of the
| Urinary Organs, and all Chronie Diseases treated
ns-Siedicines sent to any part Of ths country o.
receipt Of ten dollars,
Dr. Gibs0n's New Work on Physiol'sy taT salS et
his Office, ....,.,.,,,
| pRoFEzsoR or EIECrR0FATHY AID MEDI-T7f-s.
Oqice-Ilp Seneca street q few dOUrs hon superior
| M -tairs, opposite the City Hotel
u- once hours from 70 Y and from 2 10 oel0eh
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Sitter Chains.
gripping Composition.

T ALOR'S SHEEP AND LAME, p.
IL DRIPPING OoMPosITIoN.-Cu
SCab, Ticks and Lice on Sheep or cattle, ADDS
over pound Of wool to the feece, improves
fits quality, and adds 10 the general health
of the sheep, without danger Of takingcold-
For particulss, apply 70
LABOR BROTHERS. -'-'' =
Utica, NJ.
q Ohio, or H. W. MURRAY, Hartford. nun
bull Co, O., Wholesale Agent, % whom "A
applications fog sub-ageReies in the State(
Ohio must be made.
iune6-l62
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MeaieaI.
strickland's MeIllauOus Cough Balsam

to couvues them that it il tho best preparation ey,
er used. It not only cures the above affections oI
ths Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night SWeats
and Splitting Of Blood, and is an excellent garsiS
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
It Is pleasant to take, and is safe medicine for
infants.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally
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TjEsf5s.E :
1S#F SESEEES TwoTo Six
9oxEs OF THn sPNCTFIo PILL

- /
l Irog9ty a9a RgTail7shksnSe saknes s 81 i1voa1iary
SjSS5iv or Daily Losses however originally CAUSED,
or however aggrayated in character while Lnif VIE
SpseSily correct those terribly morbid conditions
Winch spring nom the primary disease, o. n5m Sc
CRIT A Nes sSprcIFTO PILL is equaiy applicable to the
treatment Of every kind OF Genital or lrluary lrrita
tion Impotoncy or lncapacity, Diabstesy itn2 on
sBricl-Bust' deposits ia the Urine, Milky Dis
cbarses Inflammation OF Weakness CT tho kitncys
90 Clergyman, Lawyers, Studentss an1 al WHO
S,liow sedentary occupations or whoss Brain snd
TIese sI'oud not SAN to use THE SPECIFIC PiLi.
persons afflicted with any OF more Pf the above
disorders are sure to have several, and soDistneS
| most, OF the following
SYMPTOMS.
| D.ran4sd DiaestionI Loss Of Appetizer Ioss OF
ssI oo With lustiul dreams; Troubled BREATH
tDq: Failure OF Voice; Irregular Action OF tis 4g
Pgstnl3gs EE1Pe9nss S us N s.s ~ Of 5lemory Sud
/ den aushe5 Of heat and Blushlngsi GeneIl1 " al
ness and lnd3lenee ASstsioh 81, ~ n ne i,I oTssns
| Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions Ieieenl
Desire to Pass Water, with peculiar Attending a-u
sations; Melancholy, Sc.
FRqFH,-IOsAE oRlsIoss.-''I have psed yeqT sg3-
flle fb most i N psTSsct i Milton =anisrs, n
D.. LII. D., Brooklyn. ,...rt,-
have cured very severe cases with from FX 20 ts
doses. ."-B. Keith, N. D. Ed. Nepsr1oIy u NA'oIs1
II know Of no remedy in ts wbols AI1tsria bisdi
ca equal TO your Specific PiR SYN ial o. S[ili.L,
| Weaknesses. .n-AdOlph Behres5l, D., fFoL eI VLSan
Ie Chemistry and Physiology, y; Y. =. st,
PERSONAL OPISiOss.-''Mr. Winchester y wyrlf
of al confidence and dsv0tes hlmselt enthusiast
IL 10 these preparations ID Meredith kee5ss n y
II. D. American Medical 6azottsa \. Z. -,
II have . personal knowledge Of Mr. Wipcoe5teI
honesty and integrity; and can assure tbe If0iea
Sion and the public that his pSslaEauvn5 osa v &c
lied on JAS. B. Chiffon II. D, Chc1ni9e' n l.
THE SPECIFIC PILL
1 I Al "a 1rlfa N
Mercury Iron, Cantharides, 0E any aiurious lnsr'
| dent. -
| ~ Price-sIIper box; SIX boxes when ORDERED
oncel FOR s. Sent BY MsiL Sold Wholesale aud II
tan dt the sole General Depot IN the United States
]. WINCHESTER,
{ iunIs-R2-w Sc John street, N Y.
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DE-. sANBoRN, of Cleveland, Gold Watch.
Mrs. D. B. sIBLBY, of Cleveland, silver Ice
Pitcher.
Miss EMMA D. WALKER. of Columbus, Ruby
Lined Berry Dish,
CHARLES sPROAT, of Akron, Silver Butter
Dish
Mrs. W. H, HALL, of Cleveland, Silver Break
fast Caster.
Mrs. ), c. MAoOmBER, of oirel.uille, Silver
oAke Basket.
Mrs. }. F. CLARK, Of Erie. Pa, Silver Egg
Stand and cVps, Gold Lined.
Mr.. B. c. LEMON, of Warren Silver Syrup
Cup.
MI WILLIAMS. of Newark, Silver Ice Bstcher.
Mr. JOHN LAMPMAE, of CIevslsnd, Silver
Miss ADA DUNCAN, Of Wooster, Silver Card
Basket
Mr. Q, FARMER, Of Avid, Silver sn,on Holder.
Ms. B, sANDRRsG, of Columbus, Silver Ice
Pitcher.
Mrs H PETIT, Of Port Huron. Silver Rotary
| = --1
Mrs. MOlEIsH. of Cleveland, card Esvvl,...
Mr.. RALFH JACKSON, of IOsan.por., 1Ad.,
OPerE Glasses. =-
Mrs. KrrCHUa, of plpsAanp,o4 y. Y, Oyster
LadIe
MI. 7. ROTH. Of woodstock, Wine Stand
Mr. E. R, CHASE, of olev,lsad, Gold Watch.
Miss oEORerANA SMITH, of Gallon, Rotary
Castor.
MIR. c, "A. WOOD. of Cleveland, Eneqan. Husr.-
wing, worth sl2.
Miss ABELL, of Cleveland, aubg-sined Berry
Dish.
..,., NJ. wa. E JONES. Of .....,.r,. ..,,.. r..
M. PARKS. ), ,,,,,.,,.,, .,,,.. g.. ...
k''-
Nj. .. > aAsaaoVor, Of o'.''.=, Gard Re
!. ::: s...:... ::,'''- ' .-..-. ,' -'.--.''. s'.
!, G.. c..,a. aA14lE 1H'k"iHH' Of Cleveland A'''
THE ABOvEtARE
ON n L "A L "a w
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har-
vsys Female Pills have never yet lailsd in rsmoY-
ing dih0ultiss arising froln obstruction, or stop
page Of nature or IN restoring the system to per-
lest health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
PrelApsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness Of
the Vtsrfns Organs. Ths Pills are perfsesly harm
lsss on ths eunstitutiOn. and may be taken by ths
most delicate female without causing di5trsss-the
tiISs shsy act like a charm by strengthening,
iuFigoratiDg and restoring the system to healthy
sOnditlOns and by bringing on the r,oathly period
With regularity, 20 matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise. They should, however, S0T
~ taken duriRg the first three months Of pTsgnan.
81, though safe ct any othsE time, a. miscarriage
would be the result
EsGh box contains 60 pills, PrsSs %.
Dr.. HARssT's TErArIsE on Diseases Of Fsnaiss,
PregDaney Miscarriage, Barrenlass, sterlllty, Re
production, and Abuses Of Mature, and euyhrticul.
u ths Ladies Private Medical Adviser, a pamphlet
Of q pages, sent Ss to any sddr5ss Six cents re-
suirsd to pay postage
Tbs pills and book viii - sent By mai ~bon de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent,
No r.. u Wr-fy
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Sold By all the principal Druggists.
CIV CLARK. DruggiEts Agent for CIeyeIand-
80 july2l: R3:R.w.tkwy
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T0 Glear ne House 0f FIies.

USE DUTCHER's CELEBRATED
LIG MING Ely KILL R.
neat, oheeP article easy 70 uss. Every sheet will
XII guars. Sold sgerywbers. junel7-lGs
COUGHS AND CoLDS.-The sud
dsh changes Of our climate are sources Of Puinon-
sry. Bronchial and AsthnAtis aasotioHs. Expert
enss having proved that simple rens-ies often aet
speedily when taken IN the eary stages Of disease,
raoo7rse should az once DO had 20 ''BE0wS's BROE-
saEl1a TEocaEs,' or IOzrnsyss lot the cold, cough
Irritation Of the throat, be ever slight, by
this Prseaution mors serious attack may be eGec.
tually Wardsd od. Public speakers and Singers
win fnd them e1setual in clearing nud strength
eEing the vUi0s- Soldiers should hsys them they
Osnbe esrTied in the pocket and taken a. occasion
requires junelu-lmS
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DIR, GIBSON,

Professor OF ELrCrRoFATHY AID MEDI-r7fS;
Ofce-IIa Seneca street, few doOrs hon sup9flyr'
mn ztairs opposite the City Hotel
g once hours from to Y and from 10 . o CLOCK
Daitv SUNDAYS excepted
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CRiCAG0, MlLWaUEEE 8 lKTERMEOIATE PORTS

a C Z n TSi
J. MYERS, No. 9 Astor House, New York.
@. BREED, "A Pearl street.
JOHN HOOKING, 7 State street, Boston.
GEO. A. EDDY, Ogdensburgh.
CHAS. ALLISON, OsWeFo.
}. H. CRAWFORD,
4. II. SMITH, Cape Vincent.
WALKER a HAYES, Toledo.
I. r. MATHEWS, Detroit.
o. J. HALE, Milwaukee.
n. J. HOWE, Chicago.
PRLTON s BREED, Agents,
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.


Superior Court Ontgsmery county, Ohio.
Levi X. Basore aud Amelia Ann BaaOre against
Samuel Rodahoffer, Elizabeth BoOmershlne, Amelia
Ann Rodaheiier, Ellen ROdahe1er, Frank Rodahcier,
Christena ROdahefieT, Samuel n. ROdahefsr Susanna
ROdaheiier, Levlna ketrOw, William Henry Houser,
Samuel Il. HouseT, SarRh Isabella Basore, Of the
State Of Ohio and Elizabeth Decker, end Isaa,
Decker her husband Of the State Of Indiana defend
ants.
TNHe above namod def adans and especially EllGa-
l. beth Decker and lsaac Decker her husband, OF
the state Of Indiana, will take notice that petition
has been hlod against them IN the Superior Court of
Montgomery county Ono, by the above named plaiu-
tits, praying Tor partition Of the following described
premises situate In Jackson town hip, Montgomery
county, Ohio.
Being town lots numbered one hundred and ter ClIO)
one hundred and eleven (llD hundred and twe live
~, ore hnn1red aud thirteen Ql3), one hundred
the Incorporated village Of Farmersville aso the
residue Of land Owned by Henry houser, In his lile
time situated IN section twenty (2T), town four
l4 range four (4), east ntinlng two and one
hundred and twenty perches also the land owned BY
the said Henry Houser his lifetime, situated IN the
southwest quarter, OF serdon twenty one (2l) tSwn
four ~, range four ~, eat described a. follows
h0gnnlng at hs southwest corner Of said sRct or land
aud running east seventy three (73) rods, to the
aentre Of the Germantown ana West Alexandria turn
pike road thence northwest with said road one hundred
eightythreo rods 10 the place Of beginning containing
nineteen llg) acres more less, and that ut tho x
term OF the sd Court, said l.. X BasOrs and Amelia
Ann BasOre, his wife, will apply for order that
partition may he made OF said premises.
Dated August 10th 1864.
LEVI K. BAsoRB.
E. THOMPSON, Atty aug9e-w wSw
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CAIRO Noypinhnr IA -Tha staan,ar Inn.
from New Orleans. 5tb. has arrived
She disohurped 600 bnrrela Of nork st
Memphis.
Tbirteeo tronsnorts u,oro ly;r,, e., ,l,, o,,,l,
of White river > 20 '''' '''''"
Two Of the Snrseons wbo attended, Con
Canby had arrived at Memnhis Tbey ronort
his gouDd verv serious and bis rsaoTerv
doubtful
the General was on the deck of tho ann.
.oat when shot The gmboat immod;aIa;y
turned hack and AT Ia.t scconnts yas ,naI,in,,
ali speed for Vicksbnrg =
The steamer Panline Carroll was 6rod in,o
nj Buck Island. a punboat was sbeIIing tho
woods al IA At nlacs when the I,nnn nasssd
Several ntlemnts 10 eros, Texas cat,Ie ovsr
the Mississinni far Hood's ormv wore (rnstra,
80 l. -, ~ II
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Superior Court Monte eomsry County, Ohio
Emanuel Mac er VI Daniel Maehor, Mary O. Maeher,
aarah 3. Masher, Ambrose J. Machsr add a aria j.
Macher
nAGIRL MACHER, q tho State Of Michigan,
~ Mary Q. Meoher, Sarah x. Maeher Ambrose
Montgomery, Ohio, will take notice that q petition
was hlea against them on the hflh day OF November
A. ID. 1864, IN she Superior COun within aud for the
County OF Montgomery, ohio, by Emanuel hacheT
ana rs now pending, wherein said Emanuel Macher
demands partition Of the following described real
In the Stale of Ohio ana 10 the town OF Chambrr
heng lots numbered Eleycu QD and Twelve (I9) on
the plat OF the said ioWH Of Chambersburg,n aud that
~ tue next term of said ourt, the said EmAnuel
hacher viii aply Tor an order that partition may be
made OF said premises Dated this Fifth CAV OF
November, A. d. 1sSt EMANUEL MACHFR
$50. W. MALAaBaH, Att'y. now w6w
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SHERIFFs SALE.

or valuable Farm in Jackson township.
frederlek Cock ct. Al. No ZyZ7
vs.. } MONTGOMERY County
Valentine Silver, ct. al Superior Court
Rf Vlrtae oi and Ia obedience TO the command Of
NontROmeTy county, Ohio, will offer al Public sale
on the premises about two miles east Of Farmers.
Vile, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day, ths following do.
bed real estate 70 wit: Situated In and being the
North para OF the South kast quarter ~ Section
twenty three as Township four "a, IN the Town.
ship cf Jackson, County Of Montgomery and state
OF Ohie, containing one hundred and forty two and
ona iilh Pores
Appraised 81 sSs % per aud cannot sell for less
than Il OF the above appiAsemeDt
Terms ~ easA, y IN cue year, and ne balance in
tuo years from The day Of sale, The dsiete ed pay.
monts TO bear por cent interest," and 70 be secured
by mortgage on the premises
GE0RGB WeGAMAN, sheria,
+. THoHPISE, Atty, oetiY.wey
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NEW YoRK, November Is -Richmond pa.
pers Of the lth are received.
Richmond editors, having become satisfied
that Mr.. Lincoln is reelected, conclude he is
no fool, and pretend, with a stimulation of
sublime resignation, TO have made up their
minds for either triumph or annihlation, and
again the necessity Of making the slaves fight
for them is strongly urged
A rebel telegraph dispatch from Savannah.
Georgia, says that Col Mulford and Captain
Hatch, the Union and Rebel Exchange Com
missioners, had an entirely satisfactory inter-
view on the Savannah river on Friday last, in
reference to the exchange of 10000 prisoners
ON each eide
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MORNING REPORT

NEw YoRE, November l5.--The Herald has
a sketch of the movements Of Sherman and
Hood since September, when Hood commenc-
ed his flank movement.
BY November, says the Herald, the Army
af the Tennessee had left Rome, aud was en-
route 10 Atlanta on November ith. The 9Th
18th, 10Th, 10th, l7th aud goth Corps had been
concentrated at the last named city, and rap
id preparations we're being made to begin the
march.
Sherman felt in the highest spirits, and
teegraphed his intentions in these remarka.
bic words
"Hood has crossed the Tennessee Thomas
will take care OF him and Nashville, while
Seho6ed will not let him into Chattanooga or
Knoxville, Georgia and South Carolina are
at my mercy, and shall strike. DO not be
anxious about me- | am all right" This is
his adieu.