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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15
Segeggrapbifdbe SCacDrtcbfert.
SertGtet fnr ben gaItitnsre Grader.
Uam0eSbGaptaaDi.
8afbin9tpn, IA. 9eS.

Ote SanitdtS= Gommil1ion bat ben Mann,
l4Qiter, weI6e Die expedition unter General
@arren mitma6ten, 5mei @asenlaoungeu Spe
ipital9lter, @rfrii9unsen &C. gei9idt.
Sine Dtaiie 8ef6roerun9en meroen nd6Itens
in Der Gapp itattinoen.
Oberri6ter Gbaie bat ieinen Sit in Der Ser.
Staaten Supreme Court nod ni1t eiraenoms
men.
9nrd cine Orore beS Griessietretdr8 fne
ollie par0lirten Gefansenen nab einem neberz
eInfprln1en init benz @pnfDo. Observation-Disclosures
GpmmIldr Iir ausgepe6ielt erflIrt tpproen unr
rperpet Su ibren Camps nnb &eoimentern st.
rId9el6idt iperoen.
unterSang fcs SanUncnbOptes ,,Otftao."
9ds Warinebepartement bat Die Na6ri6t
erbalten, bab bas 8unpess% aanpnenbopt uOts
lego" ppr eint9en 9agen our9. einen &ebeOen.
3OrpebO in GiOanpte 3iuer, 6 MeiIen BON
Ylpmputb, %perierft puroe. Ser Sprpebp itar
an einen 8aumltamm beIeiti9t uno trieb ben
SluB binab, ais bas Ranonenbuot nOtIeeo"
ben 6lub beraui fam, UNI gu reco9npsciren.
9alelbe sS.ieb ali ben SOrpeop, Der 1cfert erpIo@
birte, in Splge peIen ba8 S9iff in 6 SUB tiez
leS @aier %perIant. Ntau miro eS mieber euts
porbeben uto repariren. Die am 8prp be-
fnoli6en 8eripnen Eaten feline 9ei6doieun9
%erlitten.
@Scsnabrtc Scr SIOfaSebred,cr ,,Scnrrp" nnS
vWearn,"
Nonliral 8prter seigt benz Warineoepartee
ltent purh cine BON SORT Mp1rpe oatirte De-
pel6e an, eab baS 8lpfaoef2iff rgberpfee"
ben 8lOfaoebre6er uno 9alnpfer oSenbrp"
nebit ieiner 2acung ppn 700 8allen 8aum-
poue uno oas 8unOeSidiff vMadinaw" ben
nit so 8allen 8aummplle belaoenen Schooner
uWtarp" tpe9nabm.
Observation-Disclosures iiber Gle eitnatiOn Gaoannab's
am lettsn Weontas.
Waibingtpn, IA. 9e5. 3idmUnOer
3ettnn9en pom lebten Nontag berihten, bab
Sherman nobe an Sapannab lei. Sen. 8eauz
REGARD 1T bort im COMMANDO, i%ecunOirt bur9
Die Ienerdle 9aroee, Smith ilno uabri6einli6
SaplOr. Cine S6la6t I'm ben 8elib Der Staet
peroe = wie biee 3eitun9en iugen am Sage
mob Dtpntag) itattfinoen nnO iie ipre9en Die
9Offnung aus, Oab ibre @affen GrfOIg baben
ineroen. Sen. 8rosg mar nab DEN lebten
Ma6ri6ten in Au9uIta,
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8efdlag Su le9en, lnO nadbem Der @ldubiser
Die &idtiSteit ietner 6Oroerung genitsenb na6S
getpteien, es Sn ietnem 8eiten s1 pertaufen. -
MIer. 8pIff Ibpptat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15
3uUprb0utcnN Den.
Norecn & @r.. @uttipndrt.


Depot QuartiermeiHers 8 fce,
Baltimore. IL. DeS. 1861.
Der llnterJeidnGte pirb tn S~fFentltGer NuftfpS am Itens.
tas, BEN 20 ;. W. fOIsentes @isentbum Serfaufen;
Sine Nn5abl Bferbe unb Wfaultbiete,
ais anta@tis fur ftn Resieruuestienf srflart.
Sine Quantitdt Oiinaer,
auf benz @runbe n6rbIta BON SarSts' 9oipital In Eaeettear.
Sine Quantitit AuartiermeiIter Sitter.
I'M Wnarenbaufe N0. 3 Slb @auhr. beIebenb In silen
Ylsrt Sdtteln, Oeten, Striden, &sttet te. 49,"
Der gertant beetnHt UNI 10 ubr gormtttoas In ben geaps
runestaAen, &de pratt unb pacafr.. 100 aud her DunSer.
stl9sr nabe m SarSts' SSlrttal Itsst I'M IL ugr Ne tsuit
ncsreen mtrb. '
Der getfauf Der Quurtiesmetatr Sitter ftntet in $40. 8
g.. 9apftr. Na6ntttagS 4 utr fatt.
Bebinsungen taar In @eeterunaSfpnbs.
G6S getduTte @tsentbuni mu6 binner 5 Saaen rom gers
tanteld9 %ab5shslt, bod aa Uertaufstas keSablt merben. Dte
Yferss ane wsaaltbiere Fnb an gerfaufstale su br,abien
une tOrtsnltaHen.
&ul 0rpre bss Col. q. gR. 9ttrpOrt Chi o
Co.. 9enrp . . NJ m a n, Capt. u. n Or.
@oreOn q 10. @Htt. tte816 2O)
Samuel s. cooper s GO.,::MmctiUnoire.
Sertdufe Our6 Die 9tesierung
BON
0elnlscncn NinbSh1uten.
DIM Dpnnerfas Is. Del. 1894, IL nbr yeittoo. m,r,
rem tn Dem Ne9terunes- gsdarenbaus 3H. 9 gulterfeuaras,
1859 9elal5ene Ninosbdute uno
SO S6aaffele
Fertault ptssen. Settnsuu0en baar, In @fsierunas ISnbs.
s. s. warbWeGI&
@apitatn unb Subff GDnnmidair.
,n,ann., .. S. Spper& Gp.,
sI.@s2UI %utticuare.
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SpeSialzG infOmmeniteuer unp meitere Steuerz
Iuflase auf 2~i5enien,
Snuere RepemHc, Collectors Since,


). Dtfrift BON Wlarvlanh,
Ws. 4 Srptbfr., Baltimore.
Die i'm Grnsres am 10. Suit 1864 pafFrte &ciUIutipn per-
fuet bag cine Steuer bon 8 pSt. duf dle y. winne, gro1te
une &tnnatrnen fnr tns Sabr 1868 agf B c 5000 Iberhetaenbe
Sunhrne eslest rsrSen leu, ais weitere e teuer Guf be be-
retts netretirte.
Naart&t wtrS btetbur6 seaeben. boz
i'd BITE 3the Ssn beiaeter Spe;tdl-@ tnfemnienaeuer rom NJ.
tenpr erbnlter babe, aelhe Gae 9Ddrbs bar SidSt BON Der 8
BITS 20. sini4lteBt une eb be aste Sttuer fG4is unb 8obltor
mtr6. ~
DteS1blunB berfeIken m trS Bferhur6
pc r la n g. uuh Tam aaf metner Office. Np. 4 Sputbfra
BON teSt db bis gum 3. Sanuar 1865 eeieihet merben ub BE-
taste Office TT jsst BON 9 utr WrrrnIttass tS , ubr Bad.
rtttt0ss pfen.
Mae gerfSnen, rel&e ~psrtsblen. beIaste Steuer i~nnerbalb
Der an9egepenen 5rtf 3u snhl II, merhen etne Auflaae Spn 10
gr0j. Hlebr ;u 3ablen baben, meIdes NIT Sntertlen unp So.
Ten Uenn nGtbi8 bard Grtcuttpn aus htn @isentbGm pker
gtsenteHnsre4te belaettr psrlOhen aejpsen mirb. Seius
Retnungen tsteben etfdidt.
Die 3tlte SON ~npdmals b~eteusrten Qt3enIen fur hieIen Dt.
hrttt lnh ebenfaue e%mffarsen porben uno Die 3abluua lCl-
DER Yt3enien wtrh bterelr@ cerIdret. @ne Gnsrpy QtaNpr
Saneler uno aue fplde S6nbler, terex tlmIab $4,000 @aQp.
men per Sahr tetrGot tperben burh cine @pmsrssatte pom
50. Stunt aReerteien, cine mettere Steuer auf bic keretts
ebeue 2tssns fur tas Iaufenbe Sabr prepVrtipnel au
her umiatlann su Satlsn. Slstnt1nbltr In elaupr unS
Sanlirer SabIsn $4.l7 aietr ais TIRE QijenS beirlet. gerfs-
men, welne 3ablune r%erirtieern, fnb pteneeaGnnter Grecu-
ttpn lnterfssrien. Sntaber BON 9iienlen mseen tielelbeg
setfatsf aRf ntesner Office prafentirer, bamit bic rettere
Seftusrans bnrauf enbpffrt rerte.
(2peB 5lanl y. 81. SaWerpetn, Collector.
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Sen. Sbrrmams Streif3ug.
GiHe Sdladbt am @amftas. Sie &ebeaem &c.
fd1Ioacu.
(SPes. 9spsf&e Der u. 3. @srIN

(spes. 9spsfAe Der ". 9. GsrIb.)
8aibin atom, 13. Sea. SD babe eben
9leuisteiten BON einem lppalen 8ewDbner 3i6=
mOnO's iiber Sen. SHERMAN seb6rt, mel6e,
penn ite fi9 beitdtisen, BON Der sr6Bten @i6>
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aauOnabe auf Setn SamesNue.

8afbtn9tpn, IA. 9e5. 8aHagtere,
tpel6e beate per 8Oitoampfer pon Gitp 9pini
antaMen, beri6ten, baB Tie geitern Woraen aul
Dem SamesfluB 6 peer z Meilen pm 9ut6
Sap cine i6uere &anpnaoe b6rten. Sen. zWia@
ipr 8arren 1T NIT ieinem COMMANDO BON leiner
expedition ;uridgetebrt. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

The PROMENADE CONCERT at Ford's The
atre. last evening, was a very pleasant affair.
The music was excellent as might be expected.
the occasion. The theatre was spleudtdly il
Illuminated and draped, and the dancers had
all the advantages the most amoitious could
ident Iincoin, Secretaries Seward and Dem
nison. Commodore Winsiow snd family, Mr.
Nv Seward General Spinner, Generals Fry,
Rueker, and Slough, Speaker Colfax, Assistant
Secretaries Fox, Dana, and Harrington, and
several heads Of bureaus in the various de-.
partuents. ..... -.-,.... ii =. .f e..'11
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

~ While General Hood was at the restdenoe
OF Mrs. Rains, near Nash vile. on the l3th
instant, he remarked 70 an officer, In ner pres
ppce, that he bad inspected all the fortinsa-
that he was as certain to take Nashville a. that
the city stood where il did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20
AMUSEM ENTS.
6nOs kn'A YHEATEh.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willard's Hotel.

0ROshn'A fHEArsh
Pennsylyania Avenue. near Wilardh Hotel
y III s.s Star
RaVfk RA1fskfssiiRs sHRffsf f shf fsl:sEssfd fRSTpE
Of f'n'0"i9siis 4Hns fAVPPsi,Sse iAVpNiSe Athletes @'
s, 70 the play Mons Paul MAR5 A. =
S.a1l vi. si;t; sDss,A,' q, tn
IL IiH' jasa sis
Phiilippe.
FURW1 NEW THEATER,
xsstA strsst abops PesSsysposMa avenus.
BsffHiSsT fssHf' Z 2sD s' sEsg sEsgrss'uI ENGAGE
of'h' Disfis sks j. f boSfRs. bSs5fas Actress
"A' TH1s TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 20,
her peerless erif'iSp LADY SupEEY. AZ
LADY iD "a i1bhsYs Thf,i'3s Gsfs GsEsoRnr: &
Mr.. n. ID. BRINK.
and tn. su til re com pany.
,,,,. rae T6SoaSGek$... r,'s OF
In 'e1ss1sa' LAZY ISABEL OF EAST LYME,
Alec. dramatizatton of Tenneysen's Poem,
EN0CH ARDEN.
The OAkOkD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PiNACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
GREAT MAMMOTH ,INsTITUrE,
for the furnishing Of pure, legitimate ENJOYABLE
amusement-the frst in the werla /
Fresh Attractionsi New stars n
Every night this weekH N'"''
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL
MISS KATHLEEN O'HEIL
The Great 1r sh Comic Vocalist
who will sing That Young Gal from the Coun.
iry,n" "Bidoy of Sligo. mo Irish Need Apply
and twenty Others. carefully selected from her ia.
eXhaustib1e budget.
First appearance Of
TIM HAYES
TIM HAYES,
TIM HAYES
Chsn1p pion Single Clog Dancer of the world
accept See N. Y. Clipper "
MME MARZAT11 and MONS ANTONIO,
The Grand Ballet Troupe,
and Forty other Performers,
appear mig htly. forming
The Com mnipation tronpe of the "a
GRAND LADIES MATINEE
EVERY SATURDAY dl9.ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

S@ftIISSRRFFt NEW oH53KEaTNs pf.1as a ses's.
Just arrived and opened to day for in H9E
speetion. Beauties for holidays UHV
S$PIAEos. Made by 8. T. Gordon L Co., New
q iPIARos} York.
StFJEEl PIANOS made by William P. Emer-
ClFINE{ sen.
Four PIANOS N sde by g. F. Guild Go.
Two PIANOS made by Hallet, Davis Il Go,
fsur PIANOS made by /. & o. Fischer 90.
One PIANO made by A. H. Gale l. Co.
Several coed second hand PIANOS. These are
old and reliable makers. and We warrant every in.
strumeH mt sell.
Old PIANOS taken in part payment for new.
Liberal allowances for cash.
Sole agent for g. D. & H W. Smiths popular
AMERICAN ORGANS and MELODEONs.
Also large stock for holidays. Of Guitars. Flutes,
yiolins, Accordeons, Gift Music Books, Toy I n
strumepts, fine Piano Covers and Stools, new Mu-
sic, and every article to be found in the Music
business.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
sos PeDn'a avenue, near 10th st.
500 do do do
del7-et 800 do dc do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20
FTHERE ID NOTHING LIKE LOOKING
AROUND WHEN YOU WANT TO BUYA
HOLIDAY PRESENT,

THERE ID NOTHING LIKE LOOKING
AROUND WHEN YOU WANT TO BUYA
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
And while you are looking take a look az
RUsSELL's BOOKSTORE,
52j 7th street, near Penns 7lTsnia avenue.
And see tha Largest, Most Varisi, Rich st. and
Cheap ST stock of
PHOTOG RAPH ALBUMS, WRITING DESKS,
a3ies' Wort boxes and Dressing Cases, Geutle.
mems Dressing Cases, Ladies' Companions; the
Poets in fine binding,
GOLD PENS AND PRNCILs. PENKNIvEs,
Cigar { ases. Books in beat binding, &c.
Make fer for the nrtice You want, and you
shall have IT rithou, regard to cost. We are
place in 'As city RtssHhIa stsisHnf!a BOOKSTORE.
7th street, between Penn. avenue and d street,
Under Avenue Hor.a.
p. s.-Just received . fne cole stion of Uail-
drsn,s Books, Building Blocks, Lill,s hloehs of A
Game. &c. dec IL -dtJaRl
RED CoMFoRTsi orr ,ovpo,,.,
The subseribers have just recs ived large lot OF
Bed Comforts direct from the manufacturers In
ss ssef up r hsn u
OF Drs SIS Goods. Cloaks; shaEls Carpets; 0lcloths
&c., on hand which win be sold under the nark ct
price, TO reduce s'0s1 GEO 'e JoaEsos H5a 6u
d 1861 Corner 20 h st. and Pa. av
NOTICA-An WATCHES and JswERY left
Y n my store six months $40 for repsiring will
be sold if n0 called S x II BsasENs
w,.esnahsr and Je"s'sr W..hn,tn w. hSo p.
WIN. KNABE co., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
The sole Agency Of this celeb tated Piano
IL at No, 49s 18th &C. west, above Pa. y.,VNNV
= ssans =
'.sss ss 81, ~ sodsn. di-' " r. o.Il oH1NBAoH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

At BURDETTE'S. No. 351 SEVENTH ST
n BETWEEN AHDK
Can De und an immense Stock OF DRY GOODS
OF all inds al very low prizes for the times
He wishes O call sp. cial att ention the follow
ing Fine Plsid Popllut, Plain Emp ess Cloths
besntifel goods! french Merinos in all the de-
sirabs cOors; lo pieces Fancy Delalncs, very rich
styles. 50 pieces Ballard vale Flanpels. the best
", DDS to he had 90 pieres heavy Shaker Flannels
also, Opera and Fancy ShirtiDg Flaunels
w. W BURGETTE.
No. 3Jl 1th 81, bet and X.
CARPETINGs AND OILCLOTHs FROM AUG
TON.
A larg stock of Carpering nd Oilcloths cheaper
than they can be beur hit in New York
CIOAkS-CL0AKS-OLOA
lG Cloth Cloaks and Goats, to be sold of at re-
duced prices
A large stock of all the choice makes Of bIeached
Cottons. such as New York mills Bates. mil g
Wsmsutta nils. maSonviiie, White Rock, And
roscoggin, Forrest dale, &c, 80.
Together with complete stock Of Balmorsls,
Poop sliIts, Emhroideriss, Worsted Goods,
All Of which can be found at No 351 7th street,
betwe en- and X.
dec I7-lw W. BURDETrE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

Mr.. EDITOR: In your report OF the proceed.
ings Of the Orphans Court, in this days Ssar,
the following occurs 1.-THE nuncupatiye will
OF p I. CoTcoran, bequeathing his estate to hls
priest and friends, was fully proved" &c.
AS this is substantially incorrect and may
lead to erroneous impressions, permit me to
say that, by the laws OF this Distric., Wills OF
tore the real estate will all 60 to the heirs at
law. The deceased left legacy of bat twenty.
five dollars 10 the "priest' who attended him
in his last illness, as slight acknowledgment
Of his attention and devotion: the balance of
his personal estate Will be all absorbed In the
pay me Mt OF his just debts.
Respectfully, yours, &c,
SAMUEL T. DRURY,
Attorney for the Heirs.
Washington, December IL, 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

CChBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE GOAL.
LUMBER, SC, ae.
WILLIAM r. SNOW CO.,
IO7 Water street Georgetown, ID. O.,
Have frr sale st wholesale snd retail,
1000 Tons CUMBERLAND COAL,
200 Tors ANTHRACITE COAL.
Also, q large amount of very superior Oak.
Ash and Hickory
LCMBER,
of every description
All Of which will be sold on reasonable terms
AL ordexs eft st our oniee or addressed to rs
through the Post once will receive prompt atten.
lion. VIM. r. SNOW CO.,
1O7 water sueet.
dees-im Georgetown, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-12-20

r. LO T II 1 N Gl
Irespectfully announce to the citzsns AMI stran
gers of the District that have now on hand fn
and complete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
of which will enumerate small Pc, ton
oVERCOArs.
Black, Blue, Brown Drsb Chuehille, Froek and
Sack, French, English and American; Be aver
OF all colors.
C9Ars
A beautiful assortment of En- glish Froek and Sack
Double and Single Breasted Walking Goats, to-
x,thsr with alarge variety ot Cashmere Bust
neBs Suite.
Ny goods are all made and tri m med in the latest
New York styles, and cannot be excelled in this
city.
Persons who wish to purchase any Ready-mad
Garments will find il TO their advantage by calling
en- me before purch' sing elsewhere, a. they #ii
get fne goods al low prices.
A. SrRAUS, Pa. avenue,
between 10th aud llth strf cts;
1857 also. at 11- Pa av., bet 18th aud 18th at
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

am alone in my chamber now,
And the midnight hour Is near;
And the faggots' crack and the clocks dull tick,
Are the only sounds hear.
And over my soul in solitude,
Sweet feelings of sadness glide,
For my heart and my eyes are full when think
OF the little boy that died.
went one night to my fathers house
Went home to the dear ones all
And softly opened the garden gate,
And softly the door of ne hall,
MY mother came out to meet her SON
She kissed me and then she sighed,
And her head fell on my neck and she wcpt
For the little boy that died.
shall miss him when the flowers come
In the garden where he played;
shall miss him more by the fireside,
When the flowers have all decayed.
1 shall see his toys and the empty chair,
And the horse he used to ride;
And they will speak with silent speech,
! OF the little boy that died.
We shall go home to our Fathers house.
To our Fathers house in the skies.
Where the hope of our souls will have no bligh
| Our love no broken ties.
! We will roam on the bank of the river of peace
| And bathe in its blissful tide;
And one of the joys of our heaven shall be
| The little boy that died.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
Leap Year.

We repeat that this year is leap-year, and
as it has been noticed in times passed, that
marriages have been more happy, as well as
more numerous in leap-year than in any 9th
er, we hope it will be so this year. ladies,
improve yuur privilege Pop The question
at once to the one whom you love Among
the ways to do it, is by the following
PUZZLE
Dearest-hopes l often see,
Will-sometimes defeated be,
You-will yet the course approve,
Motto marry unless you love;
Be-this year the pleasing task,
Mine ?-''the question" here to ask;
Send these or similar lines-gals-and in
nine cases out of ten you will be successful.
Any likely gent-even if he has not more
than half the common share of sense-will
read the puzzle, and send YOU the following,
or a similar
ANSWER.
Yes--is, among the words find,
Dearest-to the human mind,
think in days to come that you
Will.-fnd tbs here an answer true.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
ssThey Went into the Mount Of
Olives.''

There's something sweet in the scenes Of gloom
To hearts of joy bereft,
When hope has withered in its bloom,
When friends are going to the tomb,
Or in the tomb are left.
'Tls night-a lovely highland 10!
Like men in vision seen,
The Savior and his brethren go,
Silent and sorrowful and slow,
Led by Heavens lamp serene.
From Salem's height. e'er Kedron's stream,
To Olivet's dark steep,
There, DER past joys, gone like dream,
Ger future woes the present seem -.
In solitude to weep.
Heaven on their earthly hopes has frowncd,
Their dreams of thrones have fled;
The table that his love hath crowned,
They ne'er again shall gather round,
With Jesus at their head.
Blast not, God! this hope of Ours
The hope of sins forgiven;
And when our friends the grave devours,
When all the world around us lowers,
Wen look from earth to Heaven.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
ANSWER,

WHEN the record of this administration
is written by impartial history, the world
will stand aghast at the hagrant outrages
perpctrated under the garb Of excessive 10y
atty, and the damning crimes in authority.
viii forever blast the name and memory OF
their perpetrators.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
STRAYED.

vJNHERE was found on the premises of the un-
i dersigned, on the. 18th day of November,
1853, bay mare; has no particular marks and
thin Of flesh and Is supposed to be eight years
old. The owner Is requested to come and prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JOHN SIICOTT,
Monroe Tp Holmes county.
Fetc Is ls64-w3 y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

EVERY girl who intends marriage, should
90 through course of cookery. Unfortu-
nately, few wives-are able to dress any thing
but themselves.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

A Door wit, who was told that his jokes
had furnished daily food for compensation
WThen." said he, conversation has thrived
better on them than have,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10
Stlttt 4oetrp.
The Little BOY That Died.

DR.. Chalmers is said to be the author Of
the following beautiful poem, written on
the occasion OF the death of young son,
whom he greatly loved
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

The above receipts by rail are for the past two
days.
The is considerable hrmness in grain, but the
transactions very limited with ittE OF no i'm
prOvement in prices. There is no shipping
speculative demand for any kind of grain or pro-
ducs, and only a light lCcal request.
FIeights-Firm ct the following rates: LAKE
AND RAn,-FIOur to Albany and Troy 81 30 to New
York 81 80, to Boston 81 40. Wool to New York
81 50, to Boston So o.. ALL RAu-To New York,
Flour 81 80; Wool 81 O7. 10 Boston, Flour 81 90
Wool 81 q.
FIOur-shade frmer but market dull. Beld at
50 5O@IO 25 for Xxx rel; $40 5o9n 90 for XX
white.
Wheat-Demand light, but market little
frmer under the influence. Of the upward move
ment in New York. Sales two cars No. Toledo
red on track at 81 7s; one car No red track at
81 e5.
COrn-Dull and heavy. Sale of two cars ears
on track at 81 20.
Oafs-DuIl and nominsIlY lower; CSC Off red.
Rye-No sales; market dull.
BarIey-Slightly better demand and lower for
No, 2. Sales cars No. at 81 S. l car No. 2 at
81 So
PrOyisiOnS-Unchsnged The following are
the quotations for Smoked Meats PANS 24@
25c for sugar cured; Shoulders 1992Oc; Bacon p
@22ei Dried Beef l5c for plain, 1Gc for can
vassed.
Butter-Msrket very dull; only light retail
demand at prices ranging from 36 to Ss cents foe
good to choice table, in tubs and kegs.
tACheess Market steady and UNCHANGED at
ls92Oc for large lots Western Reserve; 2O@2Ic for
small lots selected do; 22o for choice Hamburger,
ERRs-Steady at Zlc
Lake Ffsh-Quiet and steady at the following
hgures for haIf bbls: White Fish 81 so; Trout
SO 60; Pioksrel e. 70, Herring s. rs.
HtghwiRes- Dull. Small sales at 81 10
Alcohol Held at s. 5O9s 90 for ss per cent
81 90 for l'euttal Proof Spirits.
PetrOIeudG-DulI and nominal at 75@s1c for
Refined.
Timothy seed-Held at s5 25@5 So
Dried APPIes-steady at 1919.
Green APpIes-seIIing at a range g 25G2 IS
according to quality.
salt-In good supply snd steady; 6ne 81 95,
coarse So co.
Water LSme-Firm at 50 95 for OsEego sud
Akron; SO 90 for Bosedale Cement.
HOPs-steady and firm at 25935,, according to
quality.
AEaIt-Held hTm at 50 80.
Ale and POrter-Markst steady. We quote
as follows Present Use Xxx Ale $40 Stock XXX
SIl9sl2i Bonnest sl4i Pals Cream sili Porter
su.
Stone WRre-Opeu ware l2O per gallon, and
Jugs l3O per gallon.
Fire Briok-In good demand aud ceiling s.
Ss7 % 9 1000.
Fire CIay-steady at 50 so 9 barrel
Plsster.-'PoweIrs" land plaster $40 per sou.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-13

SEooTISe ARRAY IN WARREN.-A great
excitement was created in Warren yester-
day by reason Of one Copperhesd shooting
another. The facts are these:
Judge Birchsrd was talking on the street
with Mr., Samuel Derr, on the elections of
the day previous, when one Robert Miller
came up to them intoxicated, and accosted
the Judge with, "you are a id old trail
tor" The Judge grow irate, and said he
must take that back, at the same time
drawing a revolver which he cooked in
pulling from his pocket. Miller did not
forbear his irresponsible talk, and the
Judge discharged his pistol, probably acci
dentally, as the ball did not hit Miller but
lodged in the breast of Mr.. Derr, inhicting
8 severe but not dangerous wound.
Our correspondent half supects, however,
that the shooting might not hsve been
wholly accidental. as the Democrats in that
town have made many threats of late that
they will resist with violence any and all
attempts to molest, abuse, or "run on "
them. Poor Democrats of Warren and vi
cinity! Yc do need the sympathy" and
protection which you have promised the
soldiers, in the eventof Macs election, and
ye need it more than they, it would SEEM
By the way, this Judge who carries re
volver and makes target of Copperhesds,
is Peace man.