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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-07

BUReLART.-The building occupied By Mr..
Thomas Kavanaugh, which serves the
three fold purpose of saloon, grocery and
residence, situated on Merwin street, close
to the Canal bridge, was entered on Sunday
morning between two and three o'clock,
and money to the amount of 1868 being
found therein was made away with. OF
this sum $3.50 were in green backs, $25 in
scrip, and So or $40 in nickel. Checks to
the amount of $500 on the Commercial Bank
were also taken.
1t seems the feat was so we'll done that
the burglars made good their escape with
out exciting the attention of any of the in
mates of the house. When they awoke they
soon became painfully aware that quite a
little deduction had been made during the
night from the sum-tOtal of their effects.
But they were soon on track, and because
two men, named John Crafty and James
o'Nen, (the latter an old and inveterate
sinner,) had been suspicioualy hanging
around the premises all the previous day
and evening, they procured the arrest of
the above named suspected men. They
were taken into custody Sunday morning.
Considerable msney was found upon the
persons of their wives, several bills of
which-a TWO. and athree, and five dollar
bill, partieularly--Mr. Kavansugh identi-
fed. At last accounts no more money, and
none of the checks. had been found.
! Crafty and o'Neil are lodged in the Po-
lice Prison. and their case will probably
come up before Judge HessenmuelIer this
morning.
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ARREST OF SooUNDRELs.-The Provost
MarshaPs force pick up rom time to time,
and quite often, deserters, raiders, bounty
ty jumpers and fellows of rough and sus-
picious appearance. Quite a number of
arrests of such geniuses were made on Fri
dav night.
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DErAIEED.-The steamer Pewabic, which
was advertised to leave Garretson, Howe
L Co.'s dock for Lake Superior, on Satur-
day morning last, was unavoidably detsin-
ed. She will leave and carry freight for
all points on Lake Superior this evening at
8 o'clock
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PERsoNAL.-MajorG General Joseph Hooker
was in town over the Sabbath, stopping at
the Weddell House. His presence here at
this time, and the consultation with him of
the military authorities yesterday, are
quite significant facts. The General came
in on the boat from Detroit, Sunday morn
ing, and Will leave for sandusky this morn
ing
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nov7:l70

NoTIop.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables 10 send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tatoes, &c which we are unable to forward
on account OF the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
Eov7.l7S SOLDIERS AID SOoIETY.
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FIRE IN BUFAUO'

BUFFALO, Nov. 8.
a fire this forenoon at l57 Washington,
corner Of Qaay street, destroyed the build
ing occupied by james Pratt as q ware
house.
There was about $1,000 worth Of drugs
stored there.
Entire loss nearly $4,000.
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FOURTH WARD.-The Union meeting in
the 4th Ward, this evening, will be the
best of the campaign. Brief speeches will
be made by Messrs. Stetson, Bishop, Jones,
Brinsmade, Noble and Judge Barr. Inn
Portant business will also come before the
meeting. As this will be the last meeting
in this campaign, eve-y Union man is ex-
pected TO be on hand, and all Democrats
are respectfully invited. Meeting will
commence at seven o'clock.
D. A. DAEGLER,
ChairnaY, Ath Ward ri,,h
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How Can THEY 2-"Wiu our friends tele-
graph us the election returns, Immediately
after they are known ?''-Plqja DealcT,
Nov. 5th.
We shouldn't think tie PLAIN Dealer
wonld care to get the returns; and how can
it have the face or heart to ask its friends to
do so sorrowful piece ofbusiness
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To BE ON DUTT.-We learn that the l5Oth
regiment will be on duty tomorrow. 1t
will not be present at the polls, but hold
itself in readiness for action in case sny
outbreak occurs or is threatened.
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A PIRATE on LAKE ERIE,
A REBEL PROPELLER.
The Steamer Michigan to be
--.5s 80 Attacked. 4

The following dispatches from the Mayor
of Buffalo, were received here yesterday
b 7 Mayor George B. senter:
BUFFALO, Nov. 81 P. N.
TO the Mayor Of Cleveland:
have information from private sources
which deem reliable, that the propeller
Georgian, three hundred and fifty tons bur
then, was purchased at Toronto, C. W., of
A. N. Smith & Co., by Southern refugee
named Bates, for sixteen thousand dollars
in gold, ostensibly TO engage in the lumber
trade. She was delivered, November lst,
at Port Colburn. She made a trip TO Bufs-
10 on the Sd inst, and cleared for Port Col
burn the same day without cargo. She was
partly disabled but they repaired her. My
information is that she viii be armed on the
Canada shore for the purpose Ofencountering
the Q. S. steamer Michigan, and for piratical
or predatory purposes on the lakes or from
tier. consider it my duty to communi-
cate this information to you. have tele
graphed to Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky and
Detroit. VIM. G. FARGO, Mayor.
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SOLDIERS VoTE.-The boys in the lst
Battalion, 0. VS.. S took vote, and the
result stood thus:
Union I22
Copperhead 900
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ERr YORE ssARREF..Nor. .


lH4 IeAAd1AFnsf
COtiOn-Decidedly higher aud more doing
Sales AZ 81 2s9I % for middling uplands.
FIOUr-Stste and Western I @l5c higher.
Sales SO 0o0O % for oxtra State: $40 g5QtlI %
LOT common to good shipping brands extra roUod
hoop Ohio Sl1 s0Gl2 20 for trade brands Closinz
dull and scarcely FIRM. Included in the sales are
OfOo bbls extra state fer November, December md
January, at SO 5aGu 90.
%hissEy-ruil at 81 T21SGsI "a for western,
closing dull at the inside price.
NheRt-I@2c tie. Gales az 50 l59s 20 for
chicago spriDgi g 30 for chei5e amber Milwaukee
clu and 81 30 for winter rod s=staru.
COrn-lc bstt-r. Sales ~ 81 CcGI q for mixed
vesterni iasids price in store
0Rts-Quiet and steady at 81 l99i1ze for wsstsEn.
Wool-Fir.a-
COHea-Dull.
fO9R6c.
mOIasses-Quiet
Petroleum Quiet sud frm; 45o for Crude; &C
Rstned in bond, and SAC Ref ed free.
PoEE-Dteidoely higher EsIes at $50 90 FOR
ness S4O Ihes4s % for neE do. cash and grlar
wey closing g42 90 cash; S3s 50ss9 90 for pTirss:
si2 oogs2 so for prime mesa. Siso $50 bb's new
mess, Ior al November, buyers option az $40 So
Beef-Active aud firm at previous prices Sails
ZOO bbis extra mess, to artise, all November, At
Reef HRms-Vcry firm al SIS o.
CUt Meat--Rather quiet.
Bacon SIDES FiTmer Falls. to arrive IN
Isnnary aod FsbrusrT, at lse for Cumberland cut;
Hams-Iso for long ribbed; 1gySo sor long clear
l.ard-Dseideily irmer. sales At 2l3laz2s5ze;
including 40 bois ime steam, 10 arrive, at z4c.
s. z. aOAss EAEEsE ssF-.xOv. ..
tBT TELEsRAFhf
55Oney-Aeiive and frazer at : @ Ct
Sterling Exehange-FiIm at lC9sz9l-ss<
for gold.
GOId-Aotive AID frm,. Opening at 2s4IS
advancing - 24i51 aeelinitg 20 2sg, advancing to
zi43I.
Governments SfOekS-A shade firmer
CHICAGO MARKET--NOv. 8.
IsT TELEGRAFH.l
FloBr-Dull.
Wheat-Firm an 2@Sc bitter. Sales at 81 %
for No ]; l sf1< for No. 2.
COrn-Quiel At 81 S3Gl 35 for No. 2.
ORts-Steady. Sales at G41<Ec- 90.
&hiSky-Ste dy at 81 o.
E'refEhfs-Quiet
E'rOvisiOns-puIl.
ReesiPts-4,7oO bbiz -FOUR A, 900 bush wheat;
ls,uuO bush Corn, s., coo oats.
Shfpments-l,It ItO bbis -four; &C .ooO bu wheat
~ nf0. oafa 81. 60
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DEATH OF A RAILROAD MAN-Mr. Lucien
B. Hamenway, Agent of the Cleveland &
Toledo Railroad, died after short sickness,
at Toledo on Friday.
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
0. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
b.. De- III Superior st.
Subscriptions Teeeived TO the
~ 3-I0 PER JyEET. AND IO-AOD N aTro,r A.

az $40 PER GENT. AND IO-4O" NATIONAL.
LOANS. $50
(Commlssion allowed to Subscribers.l -
sS-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 6-50's IO-4O's, Tressury
Notes, and all pther Governments Securities pur-
ehese1 aEd for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
snd sOuld Gt best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
ont funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale. oc4
We have opened our Retail coal yard,
at the foot Of Seneca street bridge, for the
sale Of Chippawe coal. Orders through the
POst-offiee promptly attended to. .-.
LESUEL CRAWFORD / Son.
Oct25;l7s.
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Nov7;I76.

ATTENTION, Co. D.-The regular monthly
meeting Of this company will be held at
their armory this (Monday) evening, No
vember 7th, at O'Clock. It is expected
that every member viii be present to re-
ceive their proportion of the company saw
ings fund. By order
J. J. WizBMAN,
nov7:l70 COm'dR Companv
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CITY NEWS.

Clothing in every variety and style fol
men and boys, at Davis, Peixotto & Co.'s.
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ATTENTION Co. c., 29th o. N. GAIL
members of Co. C are hereby ordered to
appear at the Gray's ArmOry CLyman's
block) this Monday evening, at Z O'Clock,
P. NJ, with overcOats and caps. Every
member of this company ia expected to be
present. By order
s. G. De FoREsT, Capt. Co. C.
H. A. HARVEY, 0. S. Nov. 7: 176.
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Splendid styles OF Under Garments, Ho-
siery and Gloves, Neglige Shirts, &c. for
mems wear, at Davis, Peixotto & Co.'S.
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SATAN IN PARIS.
To oonclute with the beautiial Comedy cal
SONEBOaY EheE.

A LARGE. LOT. OF PLATED CAS-
"a TORS. sugar Bowls, Butfer Dishes, Goblsts,
&C., lust received ty C0WLEs a CO.,
ocl ~ v eddeii HQHliu
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Arrest OF ROOT.

Root was arrested at his home yesterday
morning about seven o'clock, and is now
in the City Prison. His story comedies
with the testimony before the jury 10 prove
that Meehan struck the fatal blow. There
seems as yet to bs no evidence which
duplicates Root in the homicide.
Young Gibbons was about twenty year
cd, and his assailant about the same age,
the two having grown up as boys together.
He had served in the army with honor, for
three years, having enlisted at the age of
sixteen, in Captain Kinney's company (B,)
of the sth o. V. I. After serving with this
regiment some time, he was transferred, at
his own desire, with several others, to the
9th T. S. Cavalry, with which he served
out his term of three years. He was an ex-
cellent soldier, and acquired the esteem of
his officers and comrades Since his dis
charge he has become somewhat dissipated, +,
and has been in several di difficulties, though,
when sober, he was a young man of excel
lent disposition and temper. His father is
very worthy and honest man, and is we'll
known to our merchants on Superior street
as a faithful and careful night-watchman.
oOROEER's INQUEST
In the absence of Coroner Prentiss, JUS
iiee Tibbetts assumed the duties of his
Office, and summoned n Coroner's Jury,
consisting of the following persons: ::
Joseph sturges, John Cradle, Samuel Johns,
sr., E. N. Deming, B. F. Draft, and Stephen
Braman. DR.. R. S. Strong acted as Exam
lining Surgeon. The jury assembled about
noon, and in their presence DR.. Strong
made a thorough post Horte1 examination
of the body, the result of which will be
found in his evidence, given below. The
jury then adjourned to Skaters house,
where they proceeded to hear the evidence
in the case. We append an abstract of
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b Fine Beavers, Cassimeres, Cloths and
VestiDgs made to order in the most fashion
able style at Davis Peixotto & Co.'s.
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Chairman 4th Ward Club.

FARM STOCE FoR SALH.-The subscriber
will sell, at his farm in WarrensviIIo town
ship, two and q half miles from Newburgh
village, on Friday, November n at 10 A. 4,
the following property, viz: one pair of
Black Mares, matched one four-y ear old
horse ono twO-year old horse; one year
ling; one double carriage; one two horse
wagon seven cows soYen head of year
lings; seven hogs; twenty five tons hay,
IN barn eight acres OF corn, in shock; to-
gether with lot Of farming tools.
Terms-all sums under SIO, cash over
$40 a0d under 500, SIX months credit: over
$50, nine months eredit-wth approved
security. D. S. WIGHTMAN.
Warrensville, Nov. l, 1864. [uv7 lT6
CEAsTE AS les AND PURE AS SSow.-The
Fragrant SozodOnt is a scientific prepara-
ton OF she purest and choicest Ingredients
of the oriental vegetable kingdom. Every
Ingredient is well known TO have q bonef
cial effect on the seth and gums. 1t re-
moves all disagreeable OdOrs, even that of
tobacco. ltspeedily y removes those ravages
which children sustain in their teeth,
owing TO improper use of sweet and acid
articles, which impereeptibly destroy them.
Sold by Druggists. nov7.eod. .I6s
The Slips in the Erie St. Baptist Church
VIII Oo IenteuJ lOI one year. on MONDAY al
ternOOn, November 7th, at 2 o'clock, ard in
the evening a. o'clock noV5;I76
Attention UNION WARD CLUBs.-All the
Union Ward Clubs will meet at their seVe-
raj places of meeting on Monday evening,
November 7th, at half-past o'clock, for
the transaction of business. Remember
the day and the hour, and be present.
By order of the President. -...s
HENRY N. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
City Central Union Club.
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The member of Company Il, 10Th regi-
ment, o. N. g., will meet at Chase's Hall
Company Armory) on this MONDAY
evening at II o'clock. A full attendance is
required by order.
SAMUEL II. BAIRD.
Nov7;l76. Captain Comd'g Co.
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DEATHS OF UNION SoLDIERs.--The following
is a list of Northern Ohio Soldiers who have
died II hospital at Danville, Virginia:
Corp Brett, 2ist, February4, variola.
H Corpus, h, 21st, January 10, variola.
Cigin. A, 18th, January p, Var.ola.
" Cumnin, @. 2lst, March 7, ehronie diaFrhoea.
D Grail, c, 1OIst, May "a chronic dIarrhoea.
D Chappell. @, 2Ist January I, variola.
H Henry, g, 2ist, December Is, 1858, pneu-
monia.
B ireland. G, 21st. January q, varIola
+ NJ Krill, Fl, zlst, January IL, intermittent
fever.
John Morshesd, G, 21st, December %, 1868,
pneumonia.
Maine, F, 2Ist, April 8, chronic diarrhoea.
J Nc rerrin, X, 2ist, January So variOla.
A Osterman. @, ssth, March !, chronic diarrhosa.
Harry Spencer, {, 2iEt, January 5. Ysriola.
Corp D Scott, K, 2lst, March "a, chronic disr-
hosA.
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9gEtug.

CDTNNUa
4 NEW INVENTIONI
II All who want to have their
KID GLOVES COLORED
Ia the best manner, without unpleasant odor or
sOing the inside Of the Glove, get thom done st
JOS. UmLALFT'S . r-
Forest City Dyeng Establishment,
au3tl9 NO III seneca St, opp. City Hotel.
GOREST CITY DYEING ESTAB-
l. LISHMENT,
No. HI Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
r. A. ESTABLISHED 1858.
los. Umlaufs, Sole PrOpftetOr.
Recommended by ihe state Fair OF Ohio, 1859.
Dyeing and Cleaning IN all their branches. Please
call and examine gccds in the store and so find the
difference compared " III other ye shops as we
hnish all orr goods by steam maohInsry aud press
o.. auh .'79
ITRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
CISG, ALTERfEs aud FREsETsG-H zviug iust re.
turned from the East, I am prepared by the aid Of
experienced hands, to do any work in this limo, ss
Set as in felt and beaver hats in the best possible
alaRner and most fashionable style.
hRED'R OiRIAL
french Steam DYa Housf
naTl4 lO2 and lO4 SonsoA street.
OLUE, WHITE BLACK AND RED
DIvory Jovelry-sn't 'tireIy designs Just re
,asIved at COWLEs'
wa 'a7 weddelI Hons
DURN ETTS COCAINE FOR THB
- HAIR For sale at l26 OntGriost.
'@no 1HHRqHrLT RRn
L All kinds of
FLUTING FOR LADIES' DRESSES
DonA at the shO tsst notice and on reasonable
IS 81. Clair street.
Oot25:l7s E.wARD.
SPECIFIC PILL-WINUHE
~ SPECIFIC PHI. price one dollar. Sent By mail d
oeipt Of price oHUBCHILL-& Bro,
aspa ias Ontario -
GOODTEAS.sGREEN ANDBLAOK
VI selected with Yroat care for ouI retail trade.
and for sale At small profits, BY
- OHURCHILL& BROTHER,
E27 'ss Ontario ST
D ICHMOHD TAX ENl-S0 is No.
lOPEARL STREET, West Side, where 1 shall
keep constantly on hand fresh assortment Of Gus
tom-made Boot and Shoes, which shall sell at the
lowest living prices Call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere Custom work made to order
and Repairing neatly and promptly done.
ools:lT4 BENZ. BEITTOH.
MRS. ALLEN S HAIR REsTORER
Inland Hair Dressing for sale by
CHURCHTLL& ( BROTHER,
oc2s l26 Ontario street
HEADQUARTERS FOR
$50 81. 80 q
e sYskRsEllN
ALplg:g3. l.!lI.s.l,!..':I,! s:I.35
$4,000 JUST RECEIVED,
AT MOTT 4 HAIGHTS, 1856 Bank st.,
oc5 Opposi Weddslh House.
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commEaciaL..
CLEVEIsakD MARKET.
NOEERe LEADEE OFFICE,

Tbs Feoepss o. Grain By rail for the "a hours
ending as half past oes O'Clock to-day are Is fol
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CHICAGO MARKET--NOv. 8.
lBY TELEaRAPHl
Slw Sapsr,lssmRu1s

COURTEOUS" LADIES.--On receipt
Sof 25 cents and stamp, 1 will send name age and
address OF the person You will marry, with uate
marriage. CEbi liz FORTES.
no7:l76 Box .627. Clcvel and, Ohio.
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ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES IN TIE 2srd o. VI
We give below some additional casualties
in the 2srd regiment, in the battle of Cedar
Creek:
Jacob Smith, c, right forearm,
Corporal Jas Smith, A, left side and abdomen.
Corporal Cameron, d, leg.
Luther martindale, I, third finger right band.
V spring Buyer, /, left thigh.
IhOs Flynn, A, left leg.
Andrew Bolsn, 1, confusion, head.
W Bokaro, l, right hip.
G Huber, l, rightlsg.
VIM Ammons, J, left hand
Lieut. Andrew Maban, 1, right arm
Henry Grow, G, left leg.
Angus Smith, +, neck, mortally-
John Ploof, e, left hip.
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TRAVELLERS aEaIsTER.

az Citizens wishing conveyance TO either OF tbs
above Trains or Bosts, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
az the Omnibus Ohios, I47 SEpeFleF street, noKt
door 70 the WedesIi House.
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TERRIBLE HOMICIDE.
Killing Of Edward Gibbons, Jr.
CO RoNER's INQUEST.
Verdict against John Root, Michael
Meehsn, or Both,
ARREST OF FRooT.
MEEHAN STILL AT LARGE.

It becomes our painful duty, as journal
of news, to record the occurrence ofanother
Of those terrible affrays, resulting in homi
eide or murder, several of which have dis
graeed our city during the last six months.
The facts Of this last tragedy are in many
respects stranger and more startling than
in any oftbe previous cases, and derive sn
additional element of horror from the
youth of all the parties engaged in it, the
deceased and his assailsnt being compare
lively mere boys, from twenty to twenty
two or three years of age. The affray be-
gan in fight in the saloon of Henry Shat.
fer, atthe corner of Dodge formerly Mar
shalD and Harrison stress, on satur day
night, and resulted in the fatal stabbing of
Edw9rd Gibbons, Jr., son of private
watchman Edward Gibbons, by young
man named Michael Meehan. A coroner's
inquest was held over the body of young
Gibbons yesterday afternoon, from the evil
d nee before which we CLEAN the following
facts in regard to the affray, and its fatal
result.
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LOCAL NOTICES

SECOND WARD.-Union men Of the Second
Ward are requested to meet at the Head
quarters of the City Club, this evening at
o'clock
Turn out as business of importance is to
be transacted.
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The Slips in the Erie St. Baptist Church
will be rented, for one year, on Monday af-
ternOOn, November eth, at 2 o'clock, ard in
the evening a. o'clock nov5I76
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L AND FOR 5ALE-SIXTY AORES

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE-
IWARD.-strassd ed or toIen. fist week from Mich
Olsons Pasture. Detroit street, large kOan n ARE,
oh"rt TAIL about years old, rata hea traveller.
Whoever will return h5- tbs Oice ia this city,
or give information wii viii lead 10 her r-c0very,
shall have the above reward. nOl:i76
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Amasemfats.
Mifs HELEN WESTERN,

First Apeesrarcs of the Youaz, Beautiful q
Accomplished Artistic
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LARM FOR SALE-CONTAINING

thirty acres Of first rate Gnd under god cuitivs
ton situated IA the town hip Of N3Sburg nvU miles
from Cleveland ThsTe over si young 1rit tF-es
Craps au1 small fruits, rood barn, nrst-ciass
building isr gra nary, small houss. sc. For terms
and rther particulars apHy 10 GEO. D. BECk, 20
.uI-srior street. ocZlf
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"A 0O0ECHEAP WATOHES and

pOU.OUU y EW ELRT ct Wholesale. suffers,
Country Merchants. Pediars, and g-nerul tr .ders
supplied at im1nAnge bargains Aat n AID Jewell
~ Of syery description Inpy pattern or quality and
IN any quantity. tCnstSbsly on nd and made to or
der. Est mates Of any class ol vork FURNISHED. GOcd
lauvassiug Clei Ks wanted. Pr aul iiil descrlp
tiOns free. Address I. 3 Il. GAUGAANi n BROAD
Way NEw YoaK ccis III .dkW
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Special attention given 10 persons nom the
COUNTRY purchasing FAMILY SUPPLIES.
II. = Stokes 4 CO.,
40. IS College street,
Mar 20-lm Nash vile. Tenn
NOR RENr-A Frame House, suitshie for small
y store. FUT particulars apply AZ the Once Of the
Nashville Wood Company, - College street, be-
tween Church and Broad, %
ERNEST NJ BElLEST, Agt-
NFANiED-Hy the Nashville " cod Company,
W l1uuO Cords o. coed Ash, Hickory sDd Ma
pc v col, Gus or m the Tree within twenty miles %
Nashville, delivered On either bank u he CumbeT-
iaDd, OF n easy hslsis dlsta-e fDr yhlch liberal
prce E1l be pad Inquire at the oftioe ~ College
street., betWeea Churek aud Broad. o.
ERNEST 81. BEMENT, Agt-
w ANTED-By the nashville Wood Company,
w co. Wood Choppers, - whom Literal wages
VII Be paid, suts steLcs Furnished end protection
papars gve1- Apply %
ERNEST NJ. BEMENT, AT,
- Collage street, bstWeSR Church ana Broad.
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