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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

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 CLARK'S Distilled Resforatibe for
 THE HAIR, Restores Gray and Faded Hair and Beard to ats natural color, and is q most Luxurious dressing for the Hai1 and Heod. Clarks Restorativc
 Restores the Color CLark's Rcstoratiue Eradicates Dandruf. C!ark's Restorative
 Promotes its growth Clark's Restorative
 Preve nts its falling of Clark's Restorative
 Is an unequaled Dressing Clark,s Restorative
 Is good for Children Clark's Restorative
 Is good for Ladies Clark's Restoratave
 Is good for old people Clark's Restmative
 Is perfectly harmless UayEs Restorative
 Contains no Oil CLARKS RESTORATVE
 Is not Dye CLARKS RESTORATIVE
 Bsaut hes the Hair Clark's Resto,utive
 Is splendid for Whiskers Clalk's Restorative
 Keeps the Hair in its place Clark's Restorative
 cures Nervous Headache Clark's Restorative
 Prevents Eruptions Clark's Restorative
 Stops Itching aud Burning Clark's Restorative
 Keeps the Head cool Clsrk's Restorative
 l. deligltfullY perfumed Clark's Restorative
 contains DO sediment Clark Restorative
 cona us no gum Cxrk's Restorative
 poli$hes your Hair Clark's Restorative
 rrel ares you for part es Ciark's Restorative
 prepares you for balls Cark's Restyra i've,
 all Ladies ueai it Clark Restorative,
 no Laay will d. without i. Clark's Restorative
 cost. bu, Sl c rk'. Reso.a i've i. sold by Duzxists aad Dealers everywhere Price $l psr bot;ic--G bottles fr 5
 C.G. CLARK { CO., Pr.rietors D. 5. barues $ Co , x r., Gvu. A, ts. ly45 STATEMENT of ,lc Condition rf ,l.e Mc,cI,. a:l,s al Planners FIRE INSURANCE CoNpA NY Of Worcester, Mas Nov. l l:v3. Amount of Deposit Eo1ss liable tn la pad in full, s2. .3Sf 5. Ui.it"d t itys I.,an. uiD Ui tt, of N Wuic,stvr tJ 8 U;;O t{ L'An. cn Collateral Sec4:itF, 9,4.v 0, ' i'crslul Il '' ?, '2 0, Cash u,. hand, lO,0Sl z '' in hands of Agents, G,U53 5. Galia Stocks, S2 uJ; .Ut
 SaC4, l2U g. Am"unt ut Risks outstanding, SOS, ,23j. 2i '' Claims una !jtlsted and not duo, { 400 o, Subscribed aud sworn t. by ISAAC DAVIS, President JOHN l.. WASlIECKN. ssc Worcester, Mass. Jan 22d. lSG4 .'TATE or CONNECTICUT C"mpttolier Office, HARTFORD, Jan Esd, 1894 certify that the above IS q copy of th Statement of tue Merchants and Farmers Fir, Insurance Company of Worcester, Mass 0. hl il this Office I further certify, that said Company ha complied with the laws of this State coLcern ing Foreign Insurance Companies. and tha Edmund Hedge, Esq Of New Lcndcn is th' Attorney of said Company. duly appointed. an' authorized to accept service in all lawful p,o cesscs against sa i'd Company in this State. ant also that J G. Ecckwith of Litclfcid. is th Agent ot said Company for the purpose 0 transacting the business of insurance so far q he may he thereto empowered and instructs, by said CompAny 45 GEO RCBINSON for Comptroller. DH J G. EECkWFrtI Agent, Litchtield Blacksmith Wanted, , N the Village of West Goshen. where ther. < convenient Sh,,, a full set of Touls.g,o Water Power. Trip Hammer, a large Custom ir ade and xuoii Pay Annly tn
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
SIGN; OF SICKNESS.

HiI. Ei.iI.VN.INI T UIi5E-tI5F<N s.c ,e vsruag CI tleir p'e elcs, and If met rr>mp Y be . :. .cy become securely iGt,sncLcd within the :. :, la NJ! bs readily expelled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
FEVER AND AEyr.

Persons exposed to the Malaria ci !, z. :; AAaA with C.iills and Fever, will find po.!t;; ,i ts an Cure ill Railways Ready Relief. Let swat A 7 'nsfui of the Ready Eelief ia wiaeglaaA or wal-r. I; taken or getting of bel a tho morning. aud .us- :cc e roscl to malaria you Will escape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
TOYS.

A large assortment of Gej'Hatsss a:d .a7:erican Toys.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
TEACHERS

are invited to call and examine my as- sortment of Lithographs, Toy Books.
 Toys. &c., which are sold at or nearly as cheap as ever. and a discount of 20 per cent. made on all purchases amoun- ting to sl or upwards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
.1eecel,',f.

The largest and most expensive as- sortmentin Litchfield county embracing the best quality and latest styles in market, worth from $10 to t30 8 set ; also a good assortment of Jewelry, not quite as fashionable, yet considerably worn, which was bought previous to the advance of material and labor, which I now sell even less than former ly /; also 5000 pieces of Dried and Plated Jewelry, which 1 will sell very cheap. 60 per cent. premium paid for gold or silver in exchange for Jswelry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

DR. LIGHTHlLL'S work, "A .Popu'ar Treat ise on Deafness, i;s Causes and l'r.,eutien, with illustrations, may he obtained uf Carlton, publisher, 4l3 Broadway New York. or through any Respectable bookseller, Piiee ;5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
Rabiaqs of 9 MaNiac.

& CERTAIN ,cmcnted and dccayel shop "A keeper, who ill times now (lappily) gone hy, has tticI to imp,so on the good peopl" of .i.cntieid by pretending to sell cheap. the fel- lacy of which p:eteiice ~s5 exp p'scd when the !" W,sudeEtAy Jcac," Hoses, opened Store. No respectable man ever attacks the religion Ii anpther. Hi, wouIl-bc sYAxr trader, who cdnu,t a~perse the business. character ui M,c,, nasely tl.uns i fair attack on bn -int&s grounds but se.olia at his religion. Does lot that .Show Me shallo1rtess of his asse,tioas :? ih- whole matter ".ics in nut-Shell." Mo .cs buys his Co, ds Tor CASH; another party is gl'tsi ,o get credit "f any one who will t.us; hiin that i, tEe reIS ill why Moses sells so much chcap,r, We don't cell sta!o Teas, and otii<r aluitcia!e! Gr rtc:.irs
 Eut Mo;ey does sell Cheaper and better
 l'ry Goods. consisting of fIcr1itocs.
 Dclaines, EiaHneis, Calicocs, Hosiery of every description, to suit s,nal! and large persons, Clothing, Hats
 Caps, &c.
 We p.. uur taxes here and iA Hartford, bn still aud d, self % ,"r relt c'intp.r tnrn li, ud be sm 1T: trrIer at tiic Bsu Hive
 itii,a ani [, ts.,I4 "!iI du mrli [" call 4l:i exalui.r Mss zfo, X uf br, Gopis >'Iutl ug, Hats ..l., tttas, aud we "ijl %lrraHt them c.viily. c,r a'.rt good articles ,.S til. ;4, the As.tt. it. i..s..O%r
 Moses sell: 1afor goods, Moses sell. yood
 go:&,, and Moses bay: for CASH. Moses ,ci,, h>tt 1T ,.nI cheaper ..,"s by .,h per cent ti.an lh': w,;uid i,: ~,uait trader tt tuc l'e Hive. i..a,c.nn-r II ,.cs VII bv Aetc every ;n'u wv,.,.s.
 k f. :! y,oi l., t;c wise. i, 5 ii :icnt HENRY MU.5i-S, r.. r;ictpr iiteL. l, r,L Ii, 1851 JtiC
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
NOTICE.

A IL persons having, claims against MAR IA SHALL & COCHRAN, for material fur nished or,labor done at the Torrington Smith ing Works, will present them to D. Larned for adjustment. and they will be paid if they are accompanied with proper vouchers.
 OFFICE OF THE SuPERlNTEkDRST, At the Adams House LitchHeld, March lst, 1864. 46tS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
Music! Music :!

gNHHl largest Asso, tment ip the .County- & at NorsiarOpfs Gallery Of Art,
 NEW MILFoLD, CONN. ag Sent by mail on receipt ef the price, Dealeis furnished at Publishers prices. New Milford, Nov. II, l9t3. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
HOW IF CURE5.

C11OSl'D G. A.aNES Ono dose will stop tho pain il continued u4c w !u few Loags, cure tho pt;iclt
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

A GARD. ID THE rCHI.l ;r---T,, Sab scrlbcls hts !, return Hhiei2ne! thanhs for ihu extremely iiitiAl pAtruh".s bystuw.G on !ii4 during his visit t. this p.n'c, "hti assures tL: Public tias no effort un hi. part viii espaied to insure tue continuance oi the snn.r. Il. only at.velts to the ncUuEIta,Us ni.l EANArlrAl. attack on him. by one BRONSON of tins town More fitting tie days of the InQuisito, ', the persecution. in Naples under the tvraiilo, of King Bom;:a," than the free aud euthtt- ema ein=ens si cur gIor,ous ErlLhc;} iu, tLe purpose of sayns 'hAt Eo notice will be tsk. n of any future B!@@yuard etFusioas from the sam quarter, and with iuil confidence in the jltl%- nlent of bis patrons, will leave it to them t" judge of th" me,itk. honesty and civility of the respective establishments.
 HENRY MOSES. Ptopritor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
Lamps, Chimnies and Oil,

Lamps of all kinds, Annealed, Mica and metal top Chimnies, Lanterns, Oa Guns, Shades, Globes, &c. Old Lamps re-Gtted and made as good as new.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03
FISHING TACKLE. Rods. Lines. Hooks, Spoon Bait, < Reels
1S.OOO PORTER'S Patept Goqcabe Sh,c PIates

Ja1enl CoYcaOe SVoe T!a7eS
 SOLD, and 10000 for sale.
 Sold by H. c. CrandaN, Vest CornwaU, Hart Brothers. Vest Goshen, Brooks Brothers, Goshen, David Weloh. Milton, H. {. Kenney, Rantam Falls, John Catlin, Forthfeld, Newton Smith, Morris, Ailo Roberts, East LHchtezd, and Riuerius Marsh, Litelyfeld, Conn. Don't fail to call at the Lith6efd Book StoTs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-03

WHEN SkIZED WITH CHOLERA, or Diarrh9S, or Hex; Dysealtcry, Cramps, md Spasnas Bilious Choiic, or Gastritis; Scarlet, Typhoid, or other Fevsrs; Influenza Coughs, or Colds; Inflammation of lhe Stomach or noWQ.a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-07
Public Sale.

WILL offer at public sale, at my residence
in Raecoon township, Gallis county, on the
3lst day of March, - ..,..'.r.rr
I Thtesher. pitts patent.) Reaper and
Mower. 3 Wagons, head Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep. Hay, Boards, Mill for saving fire wood,
and large lot of Household Furni-
ture. Nine months credit on all sums over
$500. THOMAS WOODFORD.
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SutIers, Goods.

A LNoNDs. Or. Nuts. Pea Nuts, Filberts.
n Rsisins, Cove Oysters. Lobsters, Com
mon Candies. Fancy Candies, Gum Drops,
Chewing Gusno. Canned Fruits, serdines,
Catsup. Pepper Sauce, Lemon and Vanilla
ExtrActs- For ssle IN Quantities TO suit
-rr, n5a. .r D..S. FORD 4 BRO.
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.RuiIding Materials.
QUARTERLY Y REPORT

Of the First National Bank of CALI
polls, County of Gallia, and State
of Ohio, on the first day Of April,
., A. D. 1864: o,t r--
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-07
Road Notice.

THE viewers appointed by the Commits
Il p. sioners of Gallia county, to lay out the
road hereafter described, will meet on the 3lst
dcy of May, 1864, at the dwelling house Of
Thomas J. Carter in Guyan township, for that
purpose lfsL -.-
Commencing at stake in the Gallipolis and
Burlington road, some three or four rods north
of Thomas J. Carter's dwelling house on
Jane Gillen's land in Guyan township. where
q track or hridle way intersects said road;
thence an easterly course with or near said
bride way, to intersect dug road or bridle
way along the hillside in Guy Fry's land,
and to follow said dug road, or as near as a
good road can be made through said Fry's
land; thence to run with the lane on Presley
Martins land to an oak stump marked HI;
thence southwest course TO the point of the
first hill; thence upon the first bench of the
hill, between the top of the hill and the branch
through the lands of Presley Martin and
Tacy Montgomery, 10 small gum tree marked
II; thence south east course up a point
ridge through the lands o. Taey Montgomery
and section No. 4, to hickory tree marked
H on the top of the ridge. near an old wagon
way; thence q southwardly course TO inter
sect the Hannah Truce road, nt or near a white
oak tree marked with figure S, in Ohio
township. and there terminate.
March "a, 1854.
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s s. Sherif's Sale.
The. .stass Of oais. oaiia csxafs. %.

Ahcaotee4 " sN@sSs oettt1 NSshoss -
DURsuANT to The command Of an order
i of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia.
and State Of Ohio. and to me directed. will
offer at public sale, at the door Of the Court
House, in the town of Gsllipois, in said
county Of Galiis, on the 30th day Of. April,
A. D. 1854, st the hour Of one O'Clock P. n.
Of said day, the following real estates aituate
in the cosirty Of Gsllia. and State Of Ohio,
and described IS follows, to-vit: Fifty feet
in front If Garden Lot numbered twenty
seven, (2f) in the Incorporated Village VI
Gsllipolis. Gsllis county, o., and bounded as
follows: Beginning on the river side Of Front
street, at the north corner Of Solomon Thomas
Lot, which is part Of said Lot No "a. and
running thence north a. degrees. east along
said street fifty feet; thence south 43 degrees
esst to the Ohio river; th-nee down said river
to said Thomas line; thence north 43 degrees
west to the place of beginning. Containing
one fourth Of an acre, more or less with the
Appraised at the sum Of
s2t5,V0. .Ii'l. ~
To be sold as the property Of Charles I
Donnally, survivor Of c Donnally, at the
suit of VIM. R. & q B. Fosdiek.
Given under my hand this l4th day Of
March, A. ID. 1854 $500
WIN WADDELL. g. @. C.
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Taxes! Taxes.
Under the Excise Law OF
the United STATES. g-

AIoTICE is hereby given to all persons
owing taxes to the United States, under
the Act of Congress. "To provide for Internal
Revenue TO support the Government. and "a
pay interest ON the public debt that ] am
now prepared 10 receive the same at the
store of ?. s. Neal, Gallipolis. o.. until the
10Th day Of April next. for the months Of
January and Frbruary. and all parties failing
to pay within thnt time. will be liable to an
addition Of 10 per centnm.
All Licrnsrs applied for np to the 3lst Of
February. are now r~ndy for delivery
An taxes must be paid in Treasury Note,
Of the United States
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Collector lIth District Of Ohio
5yH 2. EEAt. psputy. '
Nsrh ~. 1874
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Sale Of Real Estate.

nE the 18th day Of April next, ct . 2o'clock
Up n. On the prenises. viii Be sold to the
highest bidder. the following real estate. the
property Of VIM L, Grips. deceased. to-wit'-
Sixty-fv (65l acres Of Of the west and OF
the south half Of Frrction 7. Township. 6, Of
Range Is. Subject 70 The vidcw's dover
Appraised st 500 90 -
Terms Of Sale: one-half down, the bal
snee In six nouths, With interest from the
day Of ssle; deferred peymeats 70 Be secured
SHF =. p JoHE n. KERR, ~
J. q. FERRALL.
Administrssos Of Wn. L cripps, deed.
March 81, 1854. ss;P = 4psTg .-.-s 5s--
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-07
srFPHEN GIRARp,s RULE

II have always oonsidered advertising.
literally and long, to be the grest medium of
success in business and preluds % wealth.
And have made ii an invsrisble rule, too.
to advertise in the dullest times, long expe-
rienee having taught me that money thus
spentss vel lasd OUT ~ BY keeping my busi-
1ness eontisuslly before ths publie. it has &c
cured ns many ssles that would otherwise
hare lost. ."--SzuzE GEkAkes
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-07
Sunderiens.

1EASoN's, Burtiett's. and Butler's Shoe
Hl Backing. Brushes and Brcems. Bed
Cord and Cordage, Buekets, Tubs, and Wash
bossds, Clothes, Murket. and Hickory Baskets,
Powder, Caps, and Lead, with a general as
sortment of goods in our line, always on
hsnd.,I Call at the City Gfoeerys corner Of
!" o'''' ~-.- So = - ~, B. s, FORD 4 BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-07
Teas,

CUNPowDER. Imperial. Young HysoD
NJ and Oolong Teas, in hslf chests. calties
or any. quantity. . d. s. FORD & BRO
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-04-07

! A LARaE assortment Of foreign and dones.
N tie manufacture All tastes suited.
Fge-tsfet. fr,,'- ~ d. 8. FORD 4 BRO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
Marine Intelligence.

Disasters TO sHIPRIEe oUTsIDE.-The
schooner ". H. Craig arrived at Detroit on
Sunday in g somewhat damaged condition.
On the passage up from Buffalo she struck
on what is known ne Cnlchastar rnaf, and,
before getting hsoat, pounded heavily, do
ing serious. damage to her bottom. She is
bound for Chicago, but, before proceeding
on, will have to go into dry dock for re-
pairs. The schooner selk irk, bound down,
grain-loaded, struck supken wreck on
Saturday night near the mouth of Detroit
river, and to prevent sinking was run into
shoal water. The steamer Emerald, with
a steam pump, went to her relief, and has
since towsd her into Detroit, arriving Sun
day evening. The cargo, we learn, has sus-
tanned no damage so far as known.
In DRT DocK.-The schooner A. Boody
arrived up from Toledo on Saturday for
repairs.
VESSELS AsHoRE.-The schooner Dsrien
was driven ashore at the Rond Eau on
Thursday night of last week, since which
time we have been unable to learn further
particulars. The steamer Magnet, Capt.
Hodges, left Detroit late on Saturday night
to 60 to her assistance, and doubtless has
since got her of.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

OPENING OF TIE NEW MEDICAL COLLEGE,
The inauguration ceremonies of the Cleve-
land Charity Hospital Medical College oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon, at the Lecture
Room, in Hofman's Block.
The exercises were opened by prayer By
Rev. J. A. Thome. DR.. Weber then intro
dueed the President of the Board Of 'Coun-
cillors, DR.. John W. Russell, of Mt. Vernon,
who read brief address to the faculty and
students. His advice was clear, practical
and valuable, and was well received by the
audience.
DR.. A. P. butcher, of Pennsylvania, Pro-
fessor of the Principles and Practice of
Medicine, was then introduced, and deliv-
cred the inaugural address. After pleas
ing exordium, he reviewed quito elaborate
ly the modern improvements and unexam-
pied progress of Medical Science.
he passed high sulogium upon the en-
inent physicians who have contributed by
research and wisdom to the stores of science
and the welfare of mankind, and closed
with an appeal to the Faculty to perform
their arduous duties with an eye single to
the honor of their profession, the interests
Of learning. and the cause of humanity.
The College opens under favorable aus
pices, and-while adding another mOnu
ment to the enterprise of the Forest City
bids fair to increase the prosperity and
promote the usefulness of the medical pro-
fession in Northern Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
CHICAGO IARKET---Oet. 2s.
NEW YORK nARKET-.Oot. es.

IBT TELEGRAPH-J
COttOu-Lsss active and shade easier Sales
ct 81 l29l 20 for mlddling upIands.
FIOur-Ststs and Western less active and Ioc
lower.
Sales at SO sO99 As for extra State; SO sOa1O 60
for common to good shipping brands exfra round
hoop Ohio; $40 66912 90 for trade brands Mari ct
closing rather more steady Included in tho sales
were ~ bbls extra state, for first hsH DecenbsT,
at $40 20. and lUCO bbls do for 10th November to
10Th December, at SO 20.
WhIsIky-Heavy and lower. slAs 1t 81 729
l - for state; 7235d9I - for WESTERN
MheaI-l12o lEEer and more doing Sales At
S2 lOa2 Il for common UlICzlv--r.Ies5. 40 no =,
Racine spring; 81 I392 10 for Inferior to common
winter red western; 50 80 for smb sr Michigan and
So 40 for white Michigan
EGyeSc8rce and ftImeT.
BaFley-Dull and dropping.
COrn-2o better with fair demand. Sales 81 5z
Oats~QaI. and hrm. sAlsI at s2gsz1S ,Or
western.
CO7ee-Qulet.
slgarc-Steady at 2l1zle22o for Porto Rico, and
a0Iasses-Quiet. New Orleans 81 12asl To-
MuscovsdO &c.,.
5eGroIeulis-SteaSy at &c for Cru5e, and 81
9Szo ioE Refined freei Refined IN bond &c.
WOOl-Eirmer.
POrk-Lower with fair buslnesI doing. Sales
ut $40 OOgA 90 fOz mess; Sa3 OO@43 IS for new do,
cash and Regular way, closing Gt s43 IS Ter cash;
S35 5O939 o. for prime, amd Si2 80 for prime mess
Also 100 bbls new mess fog November 5th, buyers
option, at Si3 rs, a1d 500 bbs do for November TO-
same option, at S44 90.
Beef-Steaiy wit h moderate demand. Sales at
% UCYlS OU for country mess; Sl3 0O@l9 90 for
repacEsd rpsss; SIS OO@S4 90 for extra @ess
Cut MeRf8-5teadly; 161Sd1S&c for shoulders;
lf7S 2le Tor hams. sales 1000 nt pic kled shOu.
ders Bacon Sides quiet
1Rru-LeSs active At 2Oa9221<c--/
Butser-steady and quiet; 5O9ST7zc for wes-
tern.
Cheese-Inactivs at 1926.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27
RALLY AT BRAINARD'S
HALL TONIGHT
"Furn Out and Hear a Soldier
Speak,"
COL. MOVES OF THE S9TH OHIO
TO BE PRESENT. ma
GIVE HIN A FITTING RECEPTION.

The following dispatch was yesterday re-
ceived by H. n; Chaplin, Esq, Chairman of
the Union Centrpl Committee of this
County:
COLUMBUS, Oct 26, 1854.
H. NJ. CzAPIS, Esq, Chairman County
Union Central Committee
The eloquent Col. Noyes will speak for
you Thursday evening, the 9th. Give him
JAMES WILLIAMS,
Sec'y State Union Exec. Committee.
Col. Edward F. Noyes, of the seth 0. v.
l., is one of the most eloquent and forcible
speakers in the country. He has had an
opportunity to observe the effects of treason
in the field, as well as at home; and will
give US q speech to night that every Union
man win want to hear. He. lost leg at
Chattahooehie, while fighting the enemy
in the front, but does not consider himself
sufficiently disabled 10 be disqualified for
active service against the enemy in the
rear. He should have & rousing house to-
night.
LET EVERY UNION MAN TURN OUT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

POLICE CovET.- Judge Hessenmueller
took action on the following cases yesterday
morning:
Drunkennsss-cornelius Dvmont, fined
81 and costs; Edward slads, hned $50 and
costs.
Disturbanee-John Dillon, Andrew Nc
Cuen, and John Smart, each fined 81 and
&C sts-
Petit Larceny-David Cushion, fined the
costs; Fred Baggett, discharged.
Assault and Battery Michael Maher,
fined IS and costs; Lewis Galyle, fned s1D
and costs; Timothy Quinlan, fined s25 and
costs.
RObbery-Joseph Archer and Catherine
Warner, nolled.
Violating Ordinances for Weighing Coal
Joseph Walton, Allen Jones, senior, and
Allen Jones, junior, continued to October
slst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-27

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-A fine audience
listened last night, with demonstrations Of
approval which must have been grstif lg
to the performers, to the second rendition
of 'eThe Siege of Lucknow" This e2 81
lent drama was finely rendered last ut,
Hiss St. Clair doing more than justic to
her high reputation in the role ofthe hero
inc, the eanny Scotch lass, Jessie Brown.
Mr.. Lewis, as the jolly Irish corporal, had
the laughter and applause of the audience
with him, and was very successful. Mr.:
Evans appears to even better advantage
than usual as Randall McGregor, and gave
US faithful pOrtraiture of the manly
chivalric, high-spirited officer. Nor must
we omit to mention as especially excellent
the acting of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsler, Mr..
Gossin and little Efie.
The sfterpiece, though old, is always
amusing, as everything is which has Jim
Lewis in it.
The performance this evening will COM
mence with the "Gypsey" and conclude
with the popular farce "My Neighbor's
Wife"
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