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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

In June, 1853 amid the widest Of eXnl
tstion, the Democracy adopted platform
Of twenty-three resolutions, exclusive Of
the preamble.
.@The one adopted in March, 1864, is moi
so gsrrulcus, being confined to four, no
longer than the preamble Of 1868. Every
one will remember the fierce, bitter char
actsr Of those resolutions. They were full
of the gan Of an insane and aesurd oring-
ing to the South. It will be remembered
that while the Democracy Of 1868 had no
thing but dsnunoistioR fer the Admins
ton, they had nothing denunciatory of
treason and the rebellion. The platform
ofIs64 is like that of 1868 in this respect
In condemnation Of the government the
present platform is considerably toned
down. Last summer the proclamation Of
freedom was unconstitutional and void.
Now it is passed by in silence. The De-
mooracy have grown wiser within few
months The zusPensien Of habeas corpus
was then source Of afAictiOn. Now, the
less said the better, in the opinion Of the
shrewd leaders. In June they were
ready to hail with delight any
manifestation of willingness on the
part Of the seeded States to return. Now
they hail with delight any and every hon
cradle effort toward restoration of the
Union. To reach honorable they have traV-
elled some distance. In June they were
ready for Convention OF all the States,
to amend the Constitution the Union
stump orators last fail, ridiculed them out
of the idea Of holding convention, at
least during the war. Vallsndigham's ar
rest was then q source ofinspiratiOn TO all
the copperhesd orators and papers. Now
they fsiI to recognize the martyrdOm Of the
exile. A committee went to Washington
to secure his return. They are now con-
tent to leave him in exile. Abolition JAG
obins and abolition tyrsnts and traitors
was fine theme for resolutions in June |
1858. Abolitionipa is unmentioned in |
1884. This will strike sll with sstonish-
ment. At this rate Of abandoning favo-
rite hobbies, the Democracy will be ell
oquently mute before many months.
We shall take occasion to examine the
March platform before many days.
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FROM RICHMOND.
EXTRACTS FBOM REBEL PAPERS.
AIarn Caused by IncendIarIes In the Rebel
Capital.

GA1hAO4O EDOlG hEpEL EAfEhD
Capital.
The Richmond papers received up to the
21st contain variety of interesting news
NoEEDIARIsM IN RICHMOND.
The Richmond papers Of the 21st publish
long accounts Of serious fires which occur.
red on the 18th inst in that city. The Ex.
sminer heads its report thus: "Destruc.
tive confagrstiOn-Arson Rife in the
Heart Of the City-Put None but South.
erners on Guard, and then goes on to des-
eribe the scene ss follows:
"At an early hour on Saturday morning
another Of those extensive confsgrations
which have their origin in incendisrism,
and which have occurred too often of late
without being followed by the swift dis
covery and punishment Of the incendiaries
broke out in the collection Of the frame
tenements on the northwest corner Of Main
and Ninth streets, in dangerous contiguity
to the Mechanics Institute, Ninth street,
occupied by the officers Of the War De-
psrtment, Secretary Of the Navy, Surgeon
Generals Office, and number Of others
connected with the Confederate State Gov
ernment.
The object of the incendiary or incen-
diaries Was, doubtless, nothing more nor
less thsn the destruction Of the Institute,
with the officers under its roof, and the
mass of official records. Happily, if such
was the object it failed, though the at
tempt involved the burning up Of FIVE ten
ements, several in government occupancy,
and the infiction of loss of not less than
two hundred thousand dollars. Two un-
successful attempts were made several
hours earlier to FIRE the place.
"After more than an hours contest, the
flames were stayed at the Alabams House,
on Main street, and at the book store Of
J. W. Davies, on Ninth street, both Of which
were saved at the expense Of wreck be-
tween.
"Power's statue Of Washington, execut-
ed in Italy, and belonging TO Masonic
Lodge No. 4, Of Fredericksburg, the Lodge
in whish Washington was initiated, was
saved from injury from the fortunate cir
cumstance that it had been boxed around
with stone and wood. The statute was in
the rear Of the buildings destroyed, and
was on rollers, ready to be run out, but
was not removed.
The ground upon which stood the
buildings swept away by the flames is the
property Of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
The war interrupted project at one time
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MASTERS SALE.
nMAsrER,s sALE-P

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
lNh command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County,
at the suit Of Christine Hege against Wllllsm
TrsutWein, Phebe TrsutWen, samuel O. Ives and
Charles i. Ives, to me directed, I shall expose
for sale at Public Auction at the door the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A d. 1864, at three o'clock, P
N. tho following described premises, situated in
the tc Fnship and city Of Cleveland and County
Of CdI Shoga being part OF original ten acre lot
number thlrty-one (3l) and bounded as follows,
tO-Wit Beginning at the point on the west side
Of Perry Ieet one hundred and forty-nIne (l4Sl
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street. Thence running sOutherly along Perry
street thirty (S0) feet, thence westerly st ugnt
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine 99) feet and one-half - inches 70 an alley;
thence along said in alley 3 nOrtherly direction
thirty mine (S9l feet and eight (s inches thence
in an easterly direction two hundred and nve
(2O5) feet and i've (5 inches to the place Ofbegin-
ming. Appraised at 81 eco.
ALLEN T. BRINSMADE,
B. r. BEAvIs, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiff s Attorney.
March Sd, 1864-mar. 3: 145.
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PROCLAMATION.
DROOLAMATION-IN AOooRD.

ancs with provision Of the second section Of an
act pa.sed pril Y 81. supDlemsntsry to an Aet
cities and encorp 'rated villagss," passed Nay Sd
1881, l. irwin o. Masters. Mayor Of the city Of
fed electors of said city. to assembla on the hrat
Monday Of pril next, being the fourth day Of sad
forenoon Of said day at the following places in the
several wards 10 said city, viz
In the lst Ward, at the Engine Hoaes on Cham
In the I'd Ward, at the Rockwell street School
In the Sd Ward, at the Old Police Court Room on
johnson street.
In the 4th Ward, at the Engine House on Hunting
In the 5th Ward, at the School House, st. Clair
street next east OF muirson stIest.
In tbs eth Ward ct the 81 Wigwam" $50 called) on
In the 7th Ward. at the Eng'ne House on Alabama
In the sth Ward, at the Watch House on Vermont
In the 9Th Ward, at the Ensine House on Church
In the 10Th Ward at the Basement Room OF Ken
tuoky street ShcooI House.
In The nth Wsri, at tho Engins House No. 10, on
And the aid electors will then und there. before
the hour of SIX O'Clock NJ OF said day. proe ed to
elect one Commissioner Of Water Works
enc Justice Of the Peace and eight COnsia-
Trustse rom ths First Ward; one Trustee from the
Second Ward; one Trustee from the Third Ward ;
one Trustee from the Fourth Ward; one TRUSTEE from
the Fifth Ward; ono 7rustea fron. the Sixth Ward;
Trustee from the Seventh Ward; trustee from
Wsrd; one Trustee from the Tenth Ward; one Trus-
tee from the Eleventh Ward, who reside in their re
spective Wards also one assessor from each NaTdi
and one member of me Board OF FduratiOn from the
Third Wardi one from the Fourth Ward; one from
the Fifth Ward; one from the Seventh Ward; one
from the Eleven th Ward.
Also to deposit their ballots for or against the an
nexaten the city OF Osveend, ofcertain territory
Of the township Of Brooklyn, adjacent to the city,
ths boundary Of which fs described in ordinance
of the city OF Cleveland passed February 10TH ls64
In testimony whereof, set my hand and af1xed the
Eeai o. said city this 72d day of March, A. D. 1854
mar23-I45. ]: n. MASTERS. Mayor
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The Petitiou for KmancIpatiop.

No more significant work has been ae-
cOmplishsd than the circulation snd sign
ing Of the Womsn's League petition for
the final abolition of slavery, throughout
the Republic. It is altogether an original
idea in the history of governments for the
women Of country to undertake so laud-
sble and important work as that Of in
Aueneing the poliey and destiny Of ma
tion by getting up petition of one mil
lion names to have the institution OF
slavery forever Obliterated from the land.
We commend the good work to the noble
hearted patriotic mothers and daughters
Of Ohio. Let Congress have no rest so
long as they fail to understand that the
people are utterly opposed to the contin-
uanOs of the power Of slavery by any
shadow Of legal or constitutional right.
The following is the form Of the petition
which is being circulated throughout the
land. It has already been responded to
by immense numbers. Push the eood
work still farther.
Form of Petition now sent out by the
Women's League:
To The Senate and HOUSE. Of Representatives.
Of the United Statei, in Congress assem-
bIed:
The undersigned, citizens Of --
believing slavery the great cause Of the
present rebellion, and an institution fatal
to the life Of Republican government, ear.
nestly pray your honorable bodies to i'm
mediately abolish it throughout the United
Ststes; and to adopt measures for so
amending the Constitution ss forever to
prohibit its existence in any portion Of
our common country.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
/ DMINIsTRATORs sALE.-In

A DdINISTRATOR'S SALE.-In pur-
n suance Of an order Of sale granted BY ths
PrOoate Court Of CuYakoga County, Ohio, shall
offer for sale at public auction on Thursday, the
seventh day OF April, A. D. 1864, at o'clock, P.
H. at the door Of the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland in said County and State, the following
described real estate: situate in the Township OF
East Cleveland, CuyahOga County Ohio, and Is
known as part Of lot number 354s Of tract l. IN
SAID Township, formerly called Euclid, and
bounded as follows, to witt Beginning at an oak
tree standing at the southeast corner OF SAID lot
number 354, thence west along the south line II
chains 90 links to the corner Of lands sold TO
William Higgins, thence north 2s1z', west along
said Higgins line 10 chains 50 links to postset
for the corner Of said Higgins land thence north
~ east "A chains GO links to post, from which
8 notch in the root of q beech tree bears south
309, west links; thence west 9 chains links to
the west line Of said lot, a notch on the root OF
WhiteWOod tree bears north 259, west CHAINS,
thence north 30, east IS chains 80 links 70 the
northwest corner Of said lOt thence south ss5a's
east 25 chains 70 links 10 the northeast corner or
said lot, thence south along the east llne Of the
lot 40 chains u links TO the place Of beginning
containing seventy-sx and sixty -hYe-One nun
dredths acres, excepting three and thirty hVe.one
hundredths acres thereof which have been con
veyed to the Cleveland, PainesVille Ashtao1la
Railroad Company, and is now occupied BY tne
road Of said company. Apgrsised e - 30 ".
L. PRENTISSi
Administrator Of J. Res8ick, deceased.
Cleveland, March II. 1854 lmrll ii5d&El
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The first flowers Of the season made
their appearance this morning, and are
selling in the markets and on the streets
in pots from two shillings to one dollar
each. There is a lar variety, among
which are hsliotrOpes, fuohiss, violets. Ill
les and geraniums.-Nsv York Post,
Mareh 25th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

An expatristed Illinois Coppsrhead, who
has been neglected in the matter Of man
ners and eduostion, writes from Kings
vile, Canada, to his friends at home q
long and profsne epistle in which the fol-
lowing sentence occurs: 'fezpect toliYe
her till JeiIdevis and the suthern aconfed.
eracy, whip ole abe aud his army
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

A story is told of a young Frenohman
who wanted to enlist from Pittsheld. Mas
sachusetts, but he was under size and un
der weight, and 50 WAS rejected. He was
determined to 60, however, and wrote to
Mr.. Lincoln, telling him so. The Presi-
dent liked his spirit and repledif he would
show his letter to q certain New York cav
airy recruiting Of6ser, he guessed he would
taks him-and he did 50 and was go
cepted.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALEAT COST-THE FAM
! CT articles and other light goods unsold at the
Sanitary Fair are nov offered for sac very low at
the rooms Of the Aid Society on Bank street.
The stock comprises Ohildren's Clothing, En-
bTOderies, Chinese CurosOtiss, Fans, cheap Jewell
~, Toys, Military Caps, Books Boots and Shoes
worked Slippers and Cushions, Nit ems, sOcks and
1hsrs ere a'so few cases Of Catawba Wine, ex
cellent BrOcada covered OUNCE worth go, China
Vases, Pictures and Statuettes Come Of these arti
cles are very desirable and viii be sold at most
scnsble rates. Please cau early and examine.
mar25-2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-29

The lovers OF oourtiy gossip will highly
enjoy book about to issue from the Lon
don press, entitled "The Diary Of Mary,
Countess Of Cowper, Lady Of the Bed
chamber 70 Caroline, Princess Of Wales,
afterwards Queen Of George the First, from
original MSS in the Possession Of the
Family
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OFFICE CHIEF CoMHIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, :
CHATTANOOGA, TENs., March 7, 1854.
SFALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
vitsd till April 5th, 1854 for furnishing the sub
sistenoe Department with four thousand (40o0) head
Beef Cattle the hOOf, The cattle to be deliver
ed at Nashville, Tom and weighed the scales,
and the weight SO determined to be the purchase
weight.
The cattle required must average ut least eleven
hundred and fifty Q,l5O) pounds and no animal Will
pounds gross rigid inspection will be made by
such persons a. the Government may direct, at the
delivery. Bulls, Hsifers. Stsgs and Cows are not
Wapted.
bond with good and sufficient security will be re-
quired for the faithful performance OF the contract
The time Of the first delivery OF the Cattle viii bo
fifteen days after signing the contract, and one
thousand OOO) per week will be required until the
contract is completed.
Bids directed to Lieut.. Col A. P Porter. Chief O.
8. Department of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn,
and TO be endorsed, Proposals for furnishing Beef
Cattle"
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid,
and no bid will be entertained when the bidder u
not Press9t - VIII he m e IN
FORM OF BID.
I do hereby propose to furnish the o. s. Subsis-
tence Department with four thousand (4OO) head Of
Beef Cattle the hoO in strict accordance with the
liVsred at Nashville, Tenn for the sum Of
per hundred pounds gross weight. offer as securi-
ties to County state Of
Lieut. Col. and Chief @. s. D. Of @.
marehI5.Ii5
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II is said that Aaron Burr died in the
house Of person named Hamilton. on
Staten Island. The house in which General
Alexander Hamilton hE1athed his last Il
still standing st The northwest corner oi
Eighth Evenue and Eighteenth street.
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0FFICK Posr CoMAIssARY,
sandusky, Ohio, Feb. 29tbB 1854.

DROPOSALSFoR F0RyIsHINa THE
/ Troops on yohusOn's Island and sandusky City
with Potatoes, will be received at this Once.
Contracts will be awarded from time TO time. 10
the lowest resp pnsble bidder, the interest Of the
GovernmCnt may require.
Bids will be received for one fhouEand (l0o0) bush
els Of good sound Irish PCtatOe5S0 bs 10 the hushe
within the next ten Q0l days ensuing; and from
time to time thereafter, for one thousand bushels
delivered OF Government storehouse in eandusky
City
No BIDS will be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts
Payments will be made when the whole number Of
bushels contracted for shall have been delivered and
accepted.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Nathaniel
Ellmaker, Chief Commis5ary, JOhpsOn5 lslsnd and
5andusky, ity, Ohio. march 2f6
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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-TH
Il property known as the
RAWsONVILLE
STEAM FIGURING MILL,

bitnate In the village OF BAWbONVILLEi
"a miles nom this city on the line Of the O. 4 O.
and Cleyelsnd 4 Toledo Railroads Ths mill is IA
VOrably located is nearly has large steam pow
er, two run OF French Burrs for merchant nourlngI
and one run for custom work Wood cheap. Will be
sod low snd on favorable terms Of payment. Apply
10 the Cuyaho ga Steam Furnace Company or 70 John
StTatford, Rawsouville. ". B, UASTLE ARt.
March 10Th, 1866 mar27-l47.
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4. AHHitt 3 3 ? tns tlWueTI
feb22-Il5 Agent st Euclid Station.

I OTIS FOR SAL E-135 FIT. FRONT
4 on superior. St., corner Of Muirson-St. Aiso--
sublotB l6 II and 49, being 48 feet front EACH Su
perior-St, east Of Muirson-St. Also-l5 feet front
on Spring-St running bAok to the Bailroad track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad stands.
AlBo-lT feet inches front on OhAmplain-St., nearly
opposite tho new City Court House.
~ For terms enquire Of PAINE q WADB,-
decs-B20 Attnrpnvv.
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LOST, WANTS 4 F0uNb.

WANTED.-HAND LooM.-EvE-
w NJ Farmer 10 know hat Lamb self Acting
Hand Loom Is an article he wants to make and save
money with. The turning OF an easy crank By mar
woman boy, does the whole business OF weavinR IS
or so ysrds in day 80 to so day be earned bg
its use. State, County and TOWNSHIP Rights and
Icons for sale. Address, with stamps, BhAEsOk
3 ULIIOT1' fIhiragn. q ian2a- n27
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AUCTION SALES.
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH Both
House and Lot at Auction,
No. 2s2 Erie street.

No. 2s2 Erie street.
o. Outtar = son will sell on Wednesday, next,
March 39ih, on the premises at 10 clock A. NJ a
& Cd story wood DWELLING houss and lot. No. 2S2
Erie street House well bulk, contains II rooms,
clothes presses, good cellar gas and water. Fruit
and shade trees on the Bremiges Lot 35 feetfront on
Erie street and rods deep Good barn. Can be ex-
amined on the cay of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.
1900 cash down, balance in l and years with in
terest annua ly st per cent.
O eveland. March 26 1854 mar28-lH.
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

CUNDRIES.-2OO BAGS TIMOTHY
~ Seed, 20n bbls Mess Pork, 10 bbis Lard 90 bbis
Potatoes, 100 bbls Family FLOUR in quantities to
suit customers at lowest market prices.
GEOkGE SPEAGUE,
p & "A Merwin street.
March q 1854 mar23.
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MARCH 29rH, 1864.
nvu1viIvIa EaFRlsuFe. Baggyy 4u...-
Der Wsg on, &c
At House No. 90, Garden street.

q. Cutter & son will sell of Tuesday, March 18th,
at house 30 90 Garden street., commencing st 10
clock A. NJ the Furniture In said house, consist
ing of bureaus. mahOgJny chairs do liDIsTy chair,
do whRt-not, enclosed wash stands, louagesi lis ht
stands, cottage bsnseads, good cane seat chsrs gilt
frame mirror, Brlsaels, Ingram and rag carpets,
common cha rs, mattresses, cook stove and fuTni-
ture, crockery, kitchen utensils, &C.
Ais, one open buggy, one single lumber wegOn,
Ons single hsrBess Terms cash ct Il me OF sales.
House open for inspection Of furniture at O'Clock
GU morning Of tsle- mar2S.l4f.
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| NELEGANT RESIDENCE FoR

An NELEGANT RESIDENCE FOB
IA sABE.-The undersigned offers his Yarn, o.
nearly sixty acres within few rods Of the Euclid
Station the O. E. Rai road and nine miles from
in the county, with one Of the finest Orchards con-
ssting Of Apples, Fears Peaches, tiums, and small
Fruits; abouS half an Of four year old Grap2
Vines. 1he Gardens, incluning the Vinsyard, are
surrounded with the best Usage Orange Hodge In
Nor hern Ohio nearly five hundred Sugar Naples
which will yield, with care, 1850 CWt Of Sugar.
new two story HCuse, consisting OF hve large Bed
rooms, sitting Room. Parior. Dining Hall, Clothes
Presses, aud Bsth kocm. TIE plsce has been pre-
pared and fitted up for permanent home. but ina
blity take OF it. II the for Offering for
ale. Plenty OF good Water, good Barns, bheGsi &C.
Post Ofce, with two mails per day, only few rods
from the house. 1t is desirable place and will be
sold at q bargain EnQHirie5 may be made Of
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland,
d. h. Tilden,
d. Nottingham sup't O.&E.R.R.
nr Y -Iitlla- llnEaIard. q
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CFFICs OF WATEEwoEKs,
fVT-ra 49, naek r1nf

OFFICE or WATERwoRKs,
Cleveland, March l4sh, 1854.
NOTICE TO IRON FOUNDERS.
" Sealed Proposals, endoreed Proposals for Cast
Iron Water Pipe will be received at this Vfcs, for
Cast Iron Water Pipes required during the current
year, util II O'Clock M, March 3Oth, 1864.
dersigned after to-dsy.
TIE Board Of TRUSTEES invite the submission OF
bids, reserEinR the right to arcept decline the
zane. JOSEPH SINGER,
marls-lA Eup't and Engineer.
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Proposals for Beef Cattle.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND, }
OFFICE CHIEF CoMsIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE, 7
CHATTANOOGA, TENS., March 7, 1854. }
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TERMS OF SALE

A loan OTE Il
AZ AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, APRIL 1st,
Ats o'clock P. NJ at our auction room, no. I4
Bank street, will sell at uction undiv' dsd
4th OF the American House building snd lot. being
the property Of Charles W. Noble, Esq The build
ing is OF brick, stOr es substantially buill4 feet
front on superior street., 10 feet in tpth, with base
ment front Superior street. Tue lot extends back
10 Champleln street Of equal width with the front,
ia feet having two ~ rents Long street and one
ID on Champlain street There are bdildings worth
several thousand dollars the premises, situate
bet Eeen Long and ChampiaiR streets-fhe whole
now under rent and the eas will be transferred TO
the purchaser This sale presents rare opportunity
TO Ihese vi hing an Investment. ms.
TERMS OF SALE.
Five thousend (s5 OOO dolIars down, balsnce In
equal payments in one o. tro u ana three (3)yeArs
with interest at six (6) Per cent pEysbe annually
fecured by mortgage on the premises with policy OF
inBursr CO.
Cleveland, March 25, 1864 mar25-IA
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OARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN.

the most iourshing towns in Northern Ohio, with
the advantages Of two Railroads, Zone Of which has
It's terminus At the psce) ana also water pOr
tation. and heavily populated and wealthy coun-
try. The m snuIactory Is now doing heavy busi-
ness IN all Of its branches. The building is one hun
died feetlong, twenty feet wide, two stories
high with large Ea-ret, and has complete set Of
tools in each department. good stock Of materials
are now hand and ths shop hiss now in its employ
twenty two wOJkmen- The material and tools will
be sold and the buidDg rented or the whole sold at
very reasonable rates.
Es-FOr further particulars enquire Of the Editor
Of this paper. mar8-lS
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Prince PetrOlsum---OiI r eeions Extending
---Faiue OF PefroIsum New aud Thsn---
New York sPecuIators BuJing Lnnd.--
OIL, OIL, Oil---Gr0Wth Of COrey---A Rich
Story.