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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-A fu II house was
present at the theatre last night, in honor
Of the last appearance and final benefit of
Mr.. Couliock and his talented daughter.
The bill was an excellent one, opening with
81 The Jew of Frankfort" and concluding
with that gem of plays, "The Chimney
Corner" Both these capital plays were
GaPitally rendered, and we have seldom
seen an audience so delighted as that last
evening with the exquisite humor and pa
thos of the delightful elosin. g play. Let
us repeat now, what we have said over and
over again, that by no possibility can "The
Chimney Corner" be better eted than by
COuldOeks, supported so inimit ably by Mr..
Ellsler and Mrs. Bradshaw.
Tonight the great sensati Onal drama
"sixteen-string Jack " will bs presented,
with Evans in the three leadin characters.
1t will be followed by the capital farce
" My Neighbor's Wife" A splendid Sat
urday nights bill.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-The case of Charles
Chsffee, charged with passing counterfeit
Treasury Notes, is on trial before the United
States District Court. The trial commenced
Thursday afternoon.
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Sixth WARD UNION CLUB.-A Union meet
ing Of the 4th, 5th, 9th, and 7th Ward
Clubs will be held at the Wigwam on Mon
day evening, Path inst. Distinguished and
eloquent speakers will address the meet
ing. Let evory Union man in the Sixth
Ward be on hand to welcome our Wis
itOrs
Our regular meeting on Saturday eve
ming will be omitted.
W. P. FOGG,
Prest. eth Ward Club.
o. TOWNSEND, Sec'y.
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TIE UNION RALLY AT BRAISARD's HALL.
The Union meeting last evening at
Brainard's Hall was quite fully attended
in spite Of the rain and mud, which rem
dered the evening most disagreeable one.
Brainard's Hall was respectfully filed by
an excellent audience. Mr.. NJ. 8. Castle
was the first speaker, and addressed the
audience in his usual foreible and excel
lent manner, his remarks occupying about
an hour. Into that space he crowded more
cOgent argument, solid fact and inoisive wit
than you generally hnd in a dozen
speeches. Asa stumper, Mr.. Csstle is with
out superior, He has done ysoman SER
vice for the cause during the present cam
paign.
Mr.. Castle was followed by Col. L. A.
Sheldon. Of Elyria, the commanding officer
of the And Regiment His speech was
brief and pithy, full of sharp thrusts and
powerful blows on Copperhead seonces.
Always Democrat heretofore, Col. Sheldon
has been converted to an anti-slavery faith
by his experiences in the war, and ne spoke
with the earnestness of experience and
conviction.
The meeting and the excellent speaking
cannot fail of producing much good. Sim
liar ones should be held over and over
again in every county, in every township,
in every ward in the State, before the eighth
of November.
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PERsONAL.-Colonei James Barnett, the
gallant commander of the First Regiment
o. V. A, arrived in town on Thursday even
ing, after an absence from home, at the
front, of many months. His friends got
out the old secesh gun and fred salute on
the arrivsl of the train. Col. Barnet is one
of the best officers in the service. 1t is to
his energy, skill and experience, that the
organization and effectiveness of our Ohio
Artillery service is due. 1t would be only
doing an act of tardy justice to give him, at
once, his well-earned commission as Briga-
dier General.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ETA special meeting of the Freedmen's Aid
Society will be held tomorrow Saturday
afternoon, at 81 o'clock, at the Methodist
Church, Ohio st., to consider the wants OF
destitute Freedmen in Kansas.
By order of the President.
oct22:I73. JAS. GREGoRY, Sect'y.
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THR FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH STsTEN.-0ur
new system of Fire Alarm Telegraph will
be tested this afternoon at three O'Clock, in
the presence of the City Council, at Engine
House No. l.
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sCARFs, CRAvATs, &o.-The special atton-
tion of gentlemen is called to our immense
stock Of rich silk and silk and wool scarfs,
our own Importation, comprising the new
est and richest designs from London and
Paris, at prices varying from so cents to
81 each. Every description of gentlemans'
furnishing goods at very low prices.
Mort < HAIGHT,
cct2O;I73 1876 Bank st.
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A large lot Of good Furniture, Carpets
Crockery, Plated Ware, Stoves &c. will be
sold at the Auction Room of o. Cutter 4 Son,
No. 134 Bank street, this day, Saturday
Sale commencing at ten o'clock Az.
Oct22:ITs.
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IN PoRT.-The bark FOntanelle was on
Thursday raised and brought into the har-
~ in safety. 1t is thought that the dam
age to her will be very slight.
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DIED.

October 2lst, Of heart disease MARY FRANCES
TEARE, aged 9 years, months and % days.
The funeral services Will be held at the W. n.
Church, corner OF Ohio and BrOvnell streets, Sun
day at O'Clock. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
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HarPer's, Godsy's, Peterson's, Arthur's,
Lady's Friend, and Continental Monthly,
all for November. For sale at Bakers, 259
Superior street oct22I73
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22

THE Union voters Of East Cleveland are
requested to meet at the basement of the
Congregational Church, at Doane's corners
this evening, at o'clock.
We must organize. D. ADAMS,
Chairman
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oct2O;I7s

FRAGRANT SOzODoET.-Is now attracting
very great attention, and we'll it may. The
article represented by this musical name is
tho most beneficial preparation for the
Breath, Gums and Teeth, the world has
ever seen. 0ct.I7 ,eod.165
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior Sd
gnhacrintinna raaairad tn tha


az 3-1O PER GENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOANS.
(COmmissiOn allowed to Subscribsrs.)
BBU 5. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2Os. IO-4Os, Treasury
SOtes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
ehOseo and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold silV, 7, Coupons and canada Money bought
and s5uld at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at ell accessible points. incur
ent funds converted ct lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. oc4
To Our BRANCH socIETIEs.-We wish 10
give notice that several hundreds of bed
sacks, sheets, pillow cases, comfortables
and towels, are Immediately needed for a
Soldiers Home to be opened by the Santa
ry Commission next week at JetfersOnville.
Please help US as far as pOssible-Send
in all the bedding, new OF old, that can be
collected.
Hundreds of soldiers are daily coming
homeward, and until this Home is opened,
they must wait for hours without food or
shelter in Jefiersonville.
The need is immediate, and We urge it
upon all our friends.
Old flannel, cotton and linen are very
urgently called for.
Everything for the comfort of the SOL
dier in field or in hospitai may be shipped
without pre- payment of freight, if direct
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY,
95 BANK STREET,
Octl5:l74 Cleveland, o.
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Thar. v,s mora o-tfvftv in the grain market this
.f,arnoo,' a., ,Cl,.no. psrtieuI.rIy for Corn and
o.,s al A.. ,,.rl-as clossd a Al sde armer.
P,oyisions are firm stssdv and unchanged. But
tar ia trI win onIv a Hybt demand Tor the retail
trade The Cbsese narks. is unsettled and very
| i-1. -rho .,,tr,i.,. H., -, Il ti,bt and no
| ..e.,..u, -, ~ .,,,,..,J ,,I co,cs.siops are
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-. - -. -..--at .,y
--;1, - t,ors :, t,,a -. ,,,,. 80
va, --''
-. =, a. =. -
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a. go co :, - 90 az R,u~T,, Ney Yorh
- oY =, o., 80 ~ ~ a., rlonr n al.
| -, a,
woo, p - ST.. ,oo ,,,.u,,. w Indian. white
| - -
-. .,,-.,,,. t.,,o, .rorirv but tba
-. -, t.rsaeI.r soIo. o. ooo nm No. red
msrhet very lfIsg0lal sAlos 80 " s4
| e. so5,.ta,
20 anu ca W " = y 30 ,-,--s ooo
As. :, oo CO. -,
D. " 0u Il-' u O'-'' - . ''' 1A1
'no 9''-IT ..,i,. s.rs. 900
Du' --Y-' ~. aDd
OlIo ou iio' ,'-.-n' on oD-a1 ~
1eAi7 w -,
nss,.-' o..O '0-,I D-, n1r.,,aI
| En,oIre,t ssaa,,.- Tba stock of all kinds is
.-,o-'.., - a.. - Arm, At the
| -. d., ,.,,., S. r.5 Hama at 24a25e.
s.II-- ,ol,ao.. I,s.,,, on. Ma Vasf l5o for
-l-J'-''-.i - ,e. = ,.a.as-ad
Ts,1.a, tn, 4, ma .binDing demand. Sales
o.. s,,- Ills roII At sso
Cheese-We can note no Improvement, and tns
MAJ kst Is 50 irregular anu unsettled 'nN' "' A'
unable 10 give Rsure''
hsss-ssa,o' sul os''sl, on-ss .s.-5 S wbits
'"so sa - an -, -. ,1.--,D.
tlsh " 0Oi Efoe' % OO' r'0A''ei g - --'----'
20 20. ,,.-.,-u u,,, rabt do.
maud at u ~.
AIeeh0i heia AZ . ooS' o. '0' % P'i '''''
81 20 Tor entra' Proof spirits
| HetFOAetAii-Sui7
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CLEVELAND ORPHAN ASYLUM

Twelfth AnnIVers s.Fy--.TreasuPeF'S Re.
rOrt--RepOrt OF the Board of Mana
erers--.AddressFs by Mr.. Palmer and
HOge---EIectiSn OF OfIlcers---Other
Exercises
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STOLEN Property REOovERKD.-A large
amount of stolen property, including dress
es, shawls, balmorsl skirts, &C., &c, which
were found in the room of the girl joan
na Fitzmartin, tried for petit larceny in
the Police Court yesterday morning, are
now at the Police Court, awaiting claim
ants. The property, which is valued at
$500, was found at the house of the girl, on
the West Side, near the Ship Canal, and
hes probably been accumulated by a long
course OF theft. Those who have lost arti-
cles ofthis description would do well to
call at the Police Station, and examine the
goods.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22

AT TEE WEST SIDE MEETING. Chaplain
Clark, of the 10th Ohio Cavalry, who has
but just returned from captivity in rebel
dom, will address the Union rally ait the
West Side ArmOry tonight Let all friends
OF the Union turn out and hear him. His
story is most interesting. He was to ken
prisoner near Atlanta this last SUMMER,
and was conveyed thence with nusnber
of other officers to Charleston, where he
was added to the crowd selected to be, ex-
posed to the hre Of the guns of our army.
He was subjected to various fndignities,
was robbed of everything exec pt the clothes
he had on at the time Of his capture, and
during his stay in the polite and ehival-
rous city of Charleston, was honored with
a residence in the Jail yard, where he en-
joyed all the pleasures and comforts tn at a
man would enjoy in Cleveland were he
quartered in our Jail yard without fire,
blanket, or any protection from rain or
sun. His fare was lively bacon, ancient
cornmeal, inhabited rice screenings in
limited quantities, the appetite having
been stimulated at first for tIais sumptuous
living by a rigid and invq luntary fast Of
two days and half.
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POLICE COURT.-Judge Hessenmueller
took action on the following cases, this
morning:
kDrunkenness-Jane Quinn, sent to House
of Correction 2s days; Mary Stephens, do,
IA days.
Yagraney-James Burns and Rie hard
TObin, nolled.
Carrying Concealed WeapOns-James Ri
ley, fined S25 and costs.
Assault and Battery James scanlan, $40
and costs; Josiah Brown, discharged, prose-
cution to pay costs.
Petit Larceny-Joanna Fitz Martha, $50 F.,
and sent to jail so days.
Perjury-T. W. Morse, continued to Oct.
2sth.
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AND PHYSICAL .NHIl.

IIEXERCISE.-Mr. O. S. DICKINSON
purposes to commencs q class for Adults on
TUESDAY EVENING, October 25th at Ly- -
man Hall. Ladies' Glass con mencing at G ?. n.
and Gentemsns' at g.
Terms s. per Is lessons, payable in advance.
He will commence Juvenile Glass on Saturday
afternoon at o'clock, st the same place. Terms,
S5 for the season, ending April let. He will teach
this class the 'fVienna FlJSer Dance"
nr. Dickinson has Testimonials from Samuel st.
John, former Principal Of the Cleveland Female
Seminary, DR.. Sesley, Of the Cleveland Water Cure,
and r Y. HumistOn Of the Cleveland Institute,
giving his syst, the preierCnce 10 any In use
for exercising the limits 10 their foil tension being
under the harmonious influences Of music.
He will aisO give private le ssOns 70 suit pupils
Halls and suppers furnished TO parties with or
without musis) by applying TO Richards Cole
| man, on the Public Square. oe22 lT4
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Boys look out for the Tailor Boy, new
book. Just received at Bakers, 259 supe-
rior street. oot22.173
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20 ana MONEY ADVANCED

&UUsOUU In Sums to suit-at the old stand
And weli-RnoSn WAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
E@-urities Of every kidd. viz: Gold and silvel
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JewelTy, Guns
pistols, llothing, Dry Goods, Pianos Meloeeons
aud ali ,,srsonal property aud articles OF yalus, Oh
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly prl
vste Established 1e5I. n. B.-A variety Of un.
redeemed Watches, JsWelTy, Guns &e.I for sale al
bargEins.
Ofaos-o-rnsr O. Water and SuPsriOT streets
sssr Dayts spd PslEatto's Clothing Store.
o-s33 a. b " WAGEER.
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coMMERclAh.
mEvELAsB MARHEs.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE, IS
Far Az EvEEnSs, Oct. q, 1854.
The receipts isisin By rail for the "a hours
,nding ct hats BsaE one O'Clock to-day srs - fol
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for SaIf.
.136 FIT. FRONT

/ OTIS FOR SALE.-136 FIT. FRONT
II on Superior street, corner Of Muiruon stYass,-
Also, sub-cts IS, II and ls, being 4s sst go -
10 teet front Oh Spring street -. -. -, Al'9
railroad track, being l.ind an hiL - ~ - -
RSiI-an -de Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati
I'D stands. Also, II feet 8 inches front on
plain streeI, nearly opposite the new Police
! For terms inquire Of PAINE 4 WADE,
aS0Sh<o Attorneys.
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INPoRTANT.-It is of great Importance to
the citizens of Cleveland to know that the
headquarters in this city for homemade
boots and shoes is at the great bankrupt
sale, where they have the largest and best
stock to be found in this city, which con-
sists of gents, boys and youths calf, kip
and stag boots; ladies', Misses and child
rens' glovs-calf, French kid, tsmPico Mo-
rocco and kip bslmoralsi also the finest
and largest stock of cavalry boots to be
found in the West. All goods are retsiled
at less than the regular wholesale prices.
G i've them calI-1OS Superior street, near
" .ater street. octlS:l1S
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CITY NEWS.

FIRE ALARM.-The FIRE alarm which was
given yesterday morning was false.
lie Bon Ton, and Lsslie's Gazette of FASH
ion, for November. For sale at Bakers, 25e
Superior street. oct22.l7s
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FHE 9th 0. vi

Casualties in she 9th Ohio Infant.
in the recent lighting before Ri'
mOnd.
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IURES COUGHS COLDS, SORE
" Throat, Asthma and Consumption. Iti only
necessary for any one troubled With thsss COM
plAinta 10 try Ona bottla o.
BtFlcklaBd's HellilaOHs Cough Rslsam
70 convince them that it "a the best preparation
sT used. Il not only cures tie above affections Of
the fhroas ana Lungs, hut Il cures Night SWssts
and Splitting OF Blood, and ia excellent gsFgle
t5r any kind Of Sore Throat.
Il Is pleasant - taso. Aad Is q ssfs msdGins for
infants.
Price So cents per bottle,
For sale - Druggists generally
maylsBa-mon-tuiEg
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All the late weekly papers, and fresh
supply of the Army and Navy Journal,
with sherman's report. Received at Bakers,
259 Superior street. oct22I7s
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Several new novels. Just received at
Bakers, 25s Superior street. Oct92.I7S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-22

Poems by Bsyard Taylor. For sale al
Bakers, 25s Superior street. oet22.I79
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Rafuts, Sc.

A TTENTION, PAINTERS,
% tons White Lead In oil
tons Zinc, In oil,
5000 tons Bed Lead,
100 Orange Mineral,
100 bbls Whiting.
1000 bbls Chrome Grsen,a
1000 bbls Chrome Yellow
1000 bbb Hibernisn Green,
1000 Ibis Indian Red,
10 casks French Ochre.
casks Eng, Ven. Red,
Artiats' ColOrs and Brushes
~ Tbs above articles were bought last fAll,
ueWtl sell ct very low prices for cash.
mars - KELLER
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PENSIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Pr,re Money, Discharged and Resigned Ofiosrs'
Pay, and al ether War Claims.
We CAY particular attention to claims In which
ether ATTORNEY have ALLIED, or which have been
SUSPENDED
a soIdip-s discharged for WOUEDs REOEIVED IN
BATTLE car .atain the 800 Bounty due them I'M
hEDIATELT, by applying TO Us In person or BY
etteT.
-One OF our nrm being Of ALL TIMES in Ws4us
1Qton, D. O., the advantages we offer 70 cur oli-qss
Rsn but bs manifest 20 sll.
Fees low. no charge until We have accomplished
hrf se undertske. msE25-R
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Several new political caricatures received
at Bakers. oet22.I73
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TRAVELER's KkaIsTER.

81 Citizens wishing conveyance to sithsr OF the
sbOss Trains Boats, viii be called for BY Coaches
Of stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their sddress
at the Omnibus Once, I4T Superior street, next
6Uor 70 ths Weddeil House
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F.sRs.-E. Stair & Co. would call the at
tentBon of those wishing to purchase ladies
furs, to their extensive stock, EN- bTacing
every variety, which were purchased
during the late panic, at prices very much
below their value, and will be sold CORES
pondingly low. We would particularly
call attention to our Royal Ermine and
American Sables, which are superior to
anything ever before offered in tnis city.
An early call is solicited.
octI5:l7S E STAIR 4 Co.
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DF. BtrlCkland's ZIG Remedy.

Dr.. BtricklRRd's Pile Remedy.
BsAd what those say who have used ifs
Mr.. Charles W. Lan5rum, Of Louisville, and Mr.
J. HAzArde, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, were both cured
after using one pot Of Dr.. strcklands Pile Remedy
They say they had tried everything, but could OBJ
tain no relief but pot OF Strckland's Pile Rem
sdy effected perfect cure, after suffering for years
With the worst kind of Piles. They recommend eT-
cry one who IL suffering to tTJ Il.
Sold By all Druggists St so cents poF pot. Mann
laotured At No. last FoUTth street, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
ASK for
DIR. striekiand's Pile Remedy.
.,.g1e.ps --,EssL-
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DEARL AND SHELL GARD CASES
! tnst rsnA'ssd ~ OOWLES',
'ais IA Wsddsi HOuaa
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The following is the list of casualties
the s7th Ohio Infantry, in the recent bat,
before Richmond.
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PERMANENT FUND INVESTED.

SARTwELL LEGACT-
"a sh's c. d c. K. b. stock, par 400
L S. 6 per ct. bonds, par....--.-.... $500
Real estate, AZ #. fr't on Superior
1t. cor. Seneca, tax valuation. ..19 ,GS5
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The report was adopted and ordered prin-
ted. Mr.. Joseph Perkins, at the request of
the Secretary, Miss Walworth, read the
following report:
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ETACHINISTS WANTED-We will
Nlemp oy four OF five really good Mashinists. 10
work IN tile g r. Shops at Msr :uests Lake Superb
or 8 N al qo0d WAges II. B. Tt rTLE & SON,
,5cIq.i75 Oviatt's B OCk.
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E0UND-A PACKAGE OF FILES.
L qb- oEuer can hsvs them by calling at the stamp
window, P5-teffes, and paying for this adv Tliss
mont oclu-lT4
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LUX SALE-HOUSE AMI LOI ON
Il Forest street. House large and commodiou5i Lot
I1liset by 25 with az abundance Of ine shrubbery,
and good fruit choice grapes, and good barn Terms
sssy Enquire OF 4. " GAGE, Esq-, l6S Superior st.
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0. TOWNSEND, sec'y.
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Medals aud Badges, latest styles.
Iiarre Strel Portraits Of Candidates.
Also, Grant, Sherman and others.
Campaign Charts.

Photographs, Flags, 40.
For circular, address 4. 5. GREEN. Room 4, Amer
ican Buildings. Cleveland. 0. ocz
HRIST AND SAW MILL FOR SALE.
VI A BARGAIN.-AG Grist and Saw Mill, with store
room and seven acres Of land, for sale at Wakeman,
Huron County, Ohio, on the VermilliOn River, for
S3,Ol0 0ne-hAh down and oRe-half in one year. Ad-
dress ID. L. JUNE, Fremont, o. Oct7l45
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EOR SALE-THE LOT AND NEW
Il fr me Cottage, No. 24o Kinsmap street; MONS
we'll finished: a neat conf rtable home. LO IS by
/ TT. Apply b. S FOLJA dBE, No. AiWattr
BuilainF OCig.fT3
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EOR E-A DOUBLE TWO
II story Frame Dwelling House and Lot letwe Z
Greenso2 and sitley sire Is The hone L Ia good
S1perf0r L OOl7i IVA
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DOR ALE-THREE BUILDING
i Lots on Jennings' avenue University He Ehts. a
1eet front by 3le8 'ect deep. Enquire OF II. W. LU
ETKEMEgER, l5O superior street. oez7 "a
AGENTS WANTED CAMPAIGN
AGoods at New York prices. TnIE AND MONEY
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-FO

w the Quartermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn 500 Lab0rers and Wood Choppers, wages s45
Tr month and ratiOasi 500 Teamsters wages 80 per
month and ratiOns. To men capable OF taking charge
o a Train as Wagon Master, that will report with p
Transfers S6I to Sg5 per month will be paid None
need appy but ahe-bOded men, willing to engage for
III months. Transportation furnished Apply to D.
SHERWOOD, A. 2. n Agent, Commercial House,
11eveIapd Ohio Win leave Cleveland every Tuesday
and Friday. sepol.hs