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Il ne pieiars ty i,urana Brager,
thr French srlia. Fepnesenting The
kearsarsv ard Alsbama eight, BY q
weli coucpivca bit ~ satire, The Con.
feaeraie Sag q The Alabama e repre-.
scented - = damaged and torn BY the
Gre a ihc KesrsarEe ihai i appears
10 be the Eaelsh dag.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.


This Invaluable medicine IS uDilillng in the cure
dfall those painful and dangerous diseases incident
20 The female constitution
II mndyratcs ail excess removes all distractions,
from whatever cause, and brings on the monthly
period with regularity.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
are pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
rs they are sure to bring Miscarriage but at ey
cry other time aud 10 every other ease they are per-
fectIy safe,
In al cases ~ Nervous ami spinal Affections pain
In the Back and Limbs, Heayiness Fatigue on slight
eXfrtion Palpatation of the Heart Lowness Of Spr-
its Mysteries sick Headache Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned By disordered system
these Pills will effects cure when all other means
have fliied.
fuii directions IN pamphlet around each package
which should BE- carefully preserved
Tires cam be scnt IN bottle. containing 30 pills
post ree by enclosing and threc-cent stamps TO
any agent Sold by al Druggists, Sole United
states agent JOB MOSES
1yH p Cortlnndt street. New York.
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CKA1L0W too or three horshcads ~ "iuchu"
- nTanie Bitiers eSarsaparilla" NERVOUS Anti
doiesr ,Ne &c aud after you are satisfied with the
result then trs 0nr bux 81 OLD DOCTOR BIZ
CHAINS ENGLISH SPECIFIC PlLLs-and be re
STORED 90 health and yigpJ in less than thirty days
Thvy are purely vegetable, pleasant TO take, prompt
aud solitary IN their effects on the hroken-dvun
and shattered constitution. Old and young can take
them with advantage Imported and sold Ia the
United states only by JAS. :. BUTLER,
No 42T Broadway, New York.
sF~ Agent for the United States
Ps-A Box 81 the Pulls, securely packed will be
matted to ans address on receipt Of price, which is
ONE DOLLAR, post paid-money refunded by the
Agent II entire satisfaction is not given,
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TnR WESTMINSTER REvIEw for
July is fepublished lay l.. Scott x Co.
its contents are: Public Schools in
England Noyeis with Purpose ;
Liberal French Professionalism; Mr..
Lewis Aristotle; The Tenure OF
LsLd; DIR. Newman and NJ. Kings
ley; Edmund About on Progress
Thackersy; Contemporary Litera-
,ure.
TnE ATLANTIC Tor September is
the mot interesting number Of the
volume thus far. 1t contains Mr..
GEmore's description Of his visit TO
Jefferson Davis. Regular and Vol
iun4ses OGicers" i another article APP
proptiaic 70 the times. The literary
articles are al Of great merit.
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Editor Of Journal.

DEAB SIR With your permission
[ visb ia say o. The readers II your paper that !
vii 81, ~ return mali % 81 who vish Il Gree },
Recipe, wllh fUll directions faF making and using
. simple Vegetable Baiin th8t will ederiualiy re-
move 10 Ten days rimples Blnicies. Tan, frcckles,
ard 50 Impurities u tg skin leaving the son,
clear smooth and beautiful
viii also mali frce TO thssc having Bald Heads,
~ Bare Fatcs simple directions and Information
that wili tuable them q start fu growth oi Lax
uF.aul nair. Whiskers OF q Moustache, IN hess than
thirty days
All applications answered ~ return mali without
charge
TH0s. n. CHAPMAN. Chemist
Gmg sSl BruadWay. New York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-30

~ PEasoNs advanced in liz. and feeling the
hand Of time weighing heavily upon them, with all
its attendant Ills viii ind 10 the use Of HOSTEL
TERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BGTTERs, an
elixir that viii instill life into their veins re-
store in a measure the ardUr and energy Of more
youthful days build up their shrunken forms, and
Give health and yigor to their remaining years
Those who are IN the least afflicted with
DYSPEPSIA. AGUE
LANGoUR, NArsEA,
or any other troublesome
anl dangerous disease arising from dscrdered
system should not hesitate 70 avail themselves Of
the benefit derived frnu this great remedy.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally. ev-
erts,h4re Is
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1t is the deliberately expressed
opinion Of the Richmond Despatch
that the government Of the State Of
Massachusetts, is the most contempti-
bic government in the whole world
except The government OF Great Brit.
ain tas the latter is at present admin
islered).
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Burr & Burton Seminary.

TT,m.. VAIL TERN o. this Institution ~ill begin
L on the cath Gay y August next ana VIII con-
time fourteen weeks
INsTRuCToRs:
WILLIAM =, BASCoM. L. NJ, Principal.
soLuN ALBEE. A. NJ Assistant
MISS LAURA u. STRONG, pre~piress.
MRS 4 Il BASGNM. Teacher II Music
Mss SARAH 4. GOODRICH
Teacher II Pcpmanship
Young meh having 10 yiew preparation for the
Ministry, whore circumstances may render snch aid
desirable. coming property recaminc AIDED, can have
the regular charges iur Tuition, rcnt incident
ais rtmittci.
4 cireular giving specific Information can be bad
o. application 10 tie Principal
j. ANDERSON, CLERK.
Manchester, July =, tsG4.--4ln
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that petition
~ will be made 10 the General Assembly, al It's
next Session. for the alteration and extension Of the
act entitled AN Act incorporating the Bennington
and Glastonbury Rail Road Company" approved
October 81 SIS 50 as to enable said Corporation to
have perpetual succession and to transact mining
and manufacturing business.
Dated August ~ 1854.
swi6 RUSSELL c. ROOT
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NorICE.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that a petition
N will be made to the General Assembly, 1T its
next session for the re-charter and extension Of the
charter d the STARK BANK.
Dated August ~ iSGI.
G. ". HARMAS, Cashier.
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ASA ItioB reqaHsd, the ease vita Which Y u man
aged and the eheapness ard superiority ~ the light,
has sinsd Tor il the favorable opinion 81 those
qnaihted with its merits. The machine takes up
SGT little room; disazrfeable odor j. experienced
ID it, M IRE Il applied 20 The apparatus 81 al
IL BE- attached 70 ordinary gas pipes used r eal
gas aad h burned through The same Kind u Ktares
The Machines are manufactured b. the Burning.
t9n Automatic Gas Light Ca, and may BE- seeh in
operation and Tor sale a. the stare ~ . = Biodgett
a Co. College street Burlington. VI
For farther particulars address
emss 7. r. SWEET, Secretary.
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Manhood how IOsI, how EtilOFtd.

jest published 4 bew edition q Dr. Gall
veTweiIEs Celebrated Essay on the radi-
cal cure Withaaf uletieiBp} ~ spermot0nKh9a,
0e Seminal Weakness lByoiantaYy Seminal
h. -. lfs.tsssggy, Asntal ana Physical Inca
paeity, iugHeiiinelfs % Marriage, ste.i also,
Consumption, Epilepsy aDa fits indaces by
seIf-indu sence 81 ser sal extravaganza
C~g~ Pnee. ia nHsaisd snyelope. only 8 cents.
Tie celebrated agst0r in ihss sdmirasie -.
say cleady demouagafss, iron thirty years
saeeessfmi praeiise, thaf tis alarming eonse-
qaeaees ~ ssii,sbnss nHy be raaiesily cured
aithogf tse eangsross sse a afernai medicine
- TIE application d ihe kuiis-~rosntihg snt
b mode ~ cure af 00ee simple certain rad e.
fectuai. O. ma@s ~ NhECa every sufferer, no
matter what hl~eah4ifiga msY he. may cure
nigssif fheap i privately, sna ra,tieaHs.
L. ihis lectgSe s1ai4.i 81 10 The bands ~
over veatl aa every man Is the snd.
Sent aHssF seal n = plaza eBvelgpa, 10 sty
addrpes entbe efelfS ~ il eeUts, 0rtwa peat
age Hsmpa 5e ADDRESSING
GdAk = 81 kLISR & co.
~ koNsgy Sc fess fofi 0&ss b. So
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NOTICE!
.portanl 10 paImLsai Bnlden I!

81 600 poZES 6OOU YALsi.LEAF
%,UUO la. wanted lor which the high
eat market price will be paid 10 Money Or sier-
chanaize 81 tie Stare Of the subscriber IN
B1ndy 10 W. Good Palm-ieaf furnished TO
braiaers A. Il . times ~ low rates.
stzKs - HtFs.--li Mems Hais, inch Top,
igch Crown. inch Brm. BOYS Hats, 9 inch
TOP, 2 inch Cfoya,3 neh Brim.
c. B. WILLIAMS.
BondyilIe, Y !, NAY n. 1854. sm3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-30

TnE TuREE FACTIONS or THE
DEMocRAcY.-The three main fact
ions which will compose the Chicago
Convention, are thus APPLY described
by The Springfield Republican:
Isl, the out-and.oul war democrats,
behind whom stand a large section OF
rad cal republicans (such men as Sec
rotary Chase, Senator Pomeroy, pos
sibly Senators Sumner and Wilson,
certainly Thurlow w ed and David
Dudley Field Todd conjunction )Sen-
aior Ben Wade aud Representative
Winter Davis, aud the Now York
Evening Post editors) --their hope is
to nominate such man as Grant
Sherman, Hancock or Dix, on a short
and sweet platform against the rebel
lion TO the death, and taks Linculn's
strength right oui from under him.
"a are The antipodes, the peace-at-
any-price men, such as Vallanligham'
the Moods, etc, behind whom are the
Clifton House cabal, and the whole
ring Of rebel leaders at Richmond ];
their proper candidate is ex.President
Pierce or Governor Seymour OF CT,
and their platform q demand for the
immediate cessation OF hOslilities, and
conYenlon 10 fix up the Union with
slavery or separation And, 3d, are
the friends OF Mcclellan, who, as 10
the war, are ia state Of betweenily;
like their candidate, they 60 tor il but
rather milky ~ practice, not 50 as 70
hurt very much or create hard leel-
ings down couh. Really, these re-.
present the old spirit and body OF the
democracy. with The addition Of the
personal feeling for McClellan-a
spirit d compromise and body Of OF
nee hold rs.
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DEATHS.

In Rupert, July 2sth, suddenly, Mrs. HANNAH
b. MCCALL. wife Of Capt Hugh Mccall aged 10
years and months
In West Rupert. August Goth, Of diptheria Group,
ALFRED, son Of solomon and lydia Ann Moore,
aged II years months and go days.
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Commissioner. Notice

Commissioners Notice.
WE. the subscriber, being appointed BY
w tie HOr. the Probate CoRrt for ks bis
trics 81 Manchester. commissioners 10 reeeiss,
examine and adjust the claims and demands
u AT persons againsi the estate af
DAVID SHELDON
iaie u Rupert. Ia sad District. fxcalsed.
and ais0 al claims aud demsnds exhibited iA
Offset thereto. ard six months from the 27th
dar u jaly. 1853 beng sih1wed ior that pnr-
pose bv said Court. we Do. therefore, hereby
give uotage that ws vii Wftsd p tie bBsluess
20 or appointment g the dwelling house ~
anita tour O'Clock, r. NJ, on each 81 said days.
Dased ~ KapeTt. fhis z7th day of Jaly a.
D. 1855
ELIJAH EUETOg, -.
= sRrE EHEEp0H
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no ZOO Wish TO ~ CUEEDt
~ uN ItnAN-
ENGEl-W -fFGffi, PILLS care. ID less than 20
fsfs afearsl csses e. NEEApr ~Nts~ lmpateR-
t1 Premature igesy Seminal Weakness iHaanitg d,
and 81 rasft, >sasl aHi Asrfaus Affections. %
tia'fe tfam WHat Csusa produced rfica uae ifoi-
~ - bas stb} post Jsii rs raai aH recsipt q
an ardef oas 8ak ail peEilei the cure in meet
casls Adirpss
JAMES : BUTLER.
sua General Agent 81 broadway New / ork
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A RicumoSp YiEw % rHE PEAcE
QrfsTt5s The Richmond B1an.
iaeg !, very moderate 10 rs visws Of
shat ,he Narh osg., io o. 70 open q
way for rtaec. 81 Gran, be uiih-
drawn 70 ihe nerib II The Pgomsc.
and sherman north 81 tie oalo, and
then lhs ExgmiHtg THINKS ibe North
wiIl be N a posHlioa q propose :
reconstruction Of the Union. The
South would certainly be in coudi-
tioB T. reject the proposal It says
Leaving the military lines d each
party where ibey now are, lhe Con.
lederate States ,hoald b. invited TO
send delegates 10 meet the lank re
States in convention la there b.
noronly an 'arnislice, bot formal
remuneration Of all right anl preiense
10 eoerce these States and OF course
an entire withdrawal Of all land aud
sea forces which occupy any portion
u our soil, or blockade any Of our
ports and then the Northern States
will be 10 position 10 propose TO Us a
reconstruction Of the Union, or con
yention Of States for the purpose OF
negotiating that. With such change
IN The existing relations, no doubt
there may come also great change
over mems minds. We do not an.
swer fol favorable result OF this POI
icy, but the Chicago Democrats will
find itsworih while 10 try it, seeing
that il is the only chance they have"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For sale Cheap.
Scholarship 10 Rysai a slrattou's con'
raefet4. fo,legss Eaguirc as thls ufaoe
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BRAKES PATENT
Automatic Gas Machine

H HIS machine
Il whieh has beenin
constant use for more
than two years, Is new
Acknowledged toi,rth
most convenient. sim
pie. aad efficient meth
od ~ lighting buildings
ofall kinds. out u reg
ular gas works, evcr
brought TO public BV-
. lice
The simplicity ofthc
apparatus. its entire
freedom from danger
b. explosion. the little
ufth whleh n IA man
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New York Wholesale Prices
CURRENT OF PRODUCE.
HEroSTKp roR rrr SaSeHrsrEn JoUEsAI- by
W.. =. Met lure X CO..

Strsctiy Produce Commission Merchants,
No. $50 Fulton Street, New York
Who receive Country Produce such as qupiod. to
seil cuiamisslaa iilsra ID yanees ou cone
sigaucuis-i Whcn desired and refer 10 Pr sidcnt
- AeTtA River bauk Aew ) ork City. shippers
furnished regularly ith market feppfts
VS. quuie lus The seek ending August 20 IS fol-
lows
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03

KoBKLEs BATTERY ARRIvED.-The
remnant of this noble battery, fresh from re-
cent exploits in the siege of Knoxville, ar
rived in Cleveland on a special train from
Columbus, about ten O'Clock yesterday eve
ming. Out of 50 men left from about 200
who formerly enlisted in the battery, 7s have
rs-enlisted.
The battery is In charge of Lieutenant
Ransom, Captain Pease having been detained
in Columbus. The Captain will arrive on the
first train this morning.
The Battery quartsred themselves in diff
ferent parts of the town, last night-et the
hotels and with friends. They will be
marched to Camp Cleveland to-day, whsre
they will be furlOugbed. They will join in
the reception given to the Forty-Rrst and
Twenty fifth this afternoon.
Private Hezekiah Brown, one of the re-sn-
listed veterans, died very suddenly in the
cars, this side of Columbus, last night. His
body was sent to his home in Ashland. He
was splendid soldier, and respected by all
his comrades.
We have 90 space tonight to speak Of the
history and achievements Of this noble Bat
terry as 1t deserves, but hope to give It fuller
notice ut an carly day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03

RECEPTION OF THE FoRTY-FIRsT. -
The following is the programme agreed
upon for the reception and welcome Of this
noble regiment to-day:
The escort, 29th o. Y. NJ, Colonel Hay
ward, the old members Of the 41st, and LIE.
lands Band, will form upon tho Square at
10 o'clock A. n, and march to camp, to re-
ceive the 41st.
The procession will march from camp at11
o'clock, A. N. in the following order:
l. 29th o. V. NJ Colonel Hayward.
2. Leland's Band, formerly Of the 4lst.
3. Old members of the 4lst.
4 4lst Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel Kimberly.
The order of march will be as follows:
From camp up Seneca street to Superior
street, up Superior street to Euclid street,
along Euclid street to Erie street, down Erie
street to Superior street, along Superior
street to the Square, where the 4lst will be
received by the Mayor, President and mem
bers of the City Council, and psrtake Of the
feast prepared by the citizens. While the
procession is passing up Euclid street, and
around to the Square, a salute Of "a guns
will be fred. After the ceremonies of the
reception, the same order of procession will
be observed in marching back to camp.
An invitation was also extended to the 25th
to join in this celebration, but it was respect
fully declined by Msjor HOughtOn, on the
ground that that regiment were hourly ex-
pecting furlOughs, and might leave at any
moment.
We trust that our citizens will join with
hearty enthusiasm in the reception Of the
gallant regiment. We have q lost rsputa-
tiOn to retrieve in this matter. Our return
ing soldiers have been received with shame
ful silence and cOldness, and it has been a
matter Of frequent remark that there was
more enthusiasm in the reception of veterans
in Chattanooga than in Cleveland. Let this
be said no longer. All should, for the hour,
turn aside from their accustomed business to
join in welcomes. Flags should float from
every hOuse-tOp, an ample and generous
feast should be spread, cannon should thun-
der out their welcome, and Cleveland, By
every means in her power, should speak her
admiratiOn and respect for these Scared and
battle bronEsd heroes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
REW YORK nIARKKT-Feb. ?

lBT TExEGSASH.i
COttOn-Marhet more active. Sales at sS9s31Sc
for middling uplAnds.
FiGur-nOre active and to Ice better for ship
ping bra-ds.
ssle O7O8 for extra State inside price for infe-
rOr; s., IS ALSO for common TO medium extra west
eTn; s7,40d7 co for extra round hooped Ohio I;
S7,6Ed9 SO for trzds brands Market closing very
firm
SGhislSy-Market frmer with better enquiry.
Sales at s55S5o tor state and Western.
%heat-MaIket to &c higher which checks
business.
sales at 81 5saI5s for Chicago Spring: 81 55al 81
kee 'l64A ,6' for Winter red Western snd el,7O @
l,73 for Amber Michigan and 81 for White Miehi-
gan
COrH-Sbade frmer with halr demand Sales 81 ,2l
dlZ3 orShipping Mixed Westrn in store, closisg at
la delivered.
Oats-O Opened easier but closed more firmly under
increased demand sales lU9uOO bushels " eatsTn at
8, ,04 sack Rnd delivered
YOOl-Quiet and firm.
PetrOleum-Quiet. sales at 29E2qH for crude;
i55ssz4sc for refined in bond; E3oc55 ditto free
POrk-maTket active and without decided change
IN price
sales at 10 OOaI9I21 for old mess; G22OOa25nO fO-
rev 90 tl6OU9 1890 fer old prime aO-D0920sS FOR
prime mess
Prime Hess Beef-Quist and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Firmsr. Sales at 81 fllr shoulders
and llesiZ5f for hams
Bacon Sides, ess active but very irm. Sales
At u for Westeru Cumberland cut; ll1lc for shor:
at s5sGgc for western.
E.nrd-Unchanged.
RufGer-Eirm.
Cheese-Steady.
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C. G. BRUCE.
LICENSED CLAIM OFFIUEs
LBTEIAHD, Ohio, WAsHIsGTOs, D
No. Lyman's Block, Nc AS Ninth S
Near the Osurt House.


LICENSED CLAIM OFFIUEs
CIEvEIASD, Ohio, WAsHEaTOs, D c.,
No. Lyman's Block, Nc. AS Ninth St.
Near the Osurt House.
We are authorised by Government to collect
SIO0 Bounty
due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chll-
dren, and nghtf1l helrs ofal deceased soldiers :
also
Pensiouas
70 which every discharged soldier was dls-
sbledin The service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers Widows, children, mothers or Or
phan sisters, as they are seversIly entitled un-
Aar the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned ofRcers,
promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men /;
money due tesmsters, and every other clsss Of
claims growing out OF this or sny other war.
We also pay special attention 10
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Pntent AseuER who
nrs 1os Licensed.
We publish " TN SoLDIER's FRGEED," q paper
o much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
sand rs your name and stamp, and we viii send
aeoPy Tree, or twelve copies, one each month,
oT B oents-
Apply 70 ne an person OF BY letter. With stamp,
Epd your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until afber we have &c.
eompllshsd what We undertake.
s.uUS o g BRHCE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03
CHANeERY SALE.

NHANCERY SALE.-Pursusnt to the
~ command Of a decretal order of sale from
the Circuit Court Of the United states for the
Northern Ul5trlct or Uni0, the suit Of John W.
Perigo and Edward B. Bulkley, sganst Joel
Terrell and others, to me directed, shall offer
for sale at public auction, at the South door Of
the Federal Court Building in the City Of Cleve-
land, in said District, on the 10th day Of Febru-
ary, 1864, at three o'clock P. M, the following de-
seribed premises, situate IN the township Of
Ridgeyille, Lorain County, Ohio, with the appur-
teUanoes thereunto belonging, known by being
part Of lot No. twenty-eight, and bounded as fol-
lows
Beginning at point where the centre hne Of
the highway running North and South through
the centre Of said township intersects the centre
line of the highway leading from Elyrla to Cleve-
land through sad township, thence running in
q NortheTly dir, ctiOn along the center line Of
said North and South road about forty FIVE rods
to the land Of Wyllis Terrell; thence in West
erly direction along the South line Of said
Wyls Terrlll's land about fOrty-eight rods to
the East line of land owned by Wyllis Terr1ll
thence in a SOutherly direction along the East
line Of said Wylhs Terrill's land about thirty-tWo
rods 10 the Northwest corner Of land owned by
John Chester; thence in an Easterly direction,
along the North line Of said John Chester, G.. II.
Gibson and Levi Terril's land, about twenty
four rods to the Northeast corner Of said Levi
Terrill's land thence IN a SOutherly direction,
along the East line Of said Levi TerrlFs land,
about ffteen rods 10 the center Of the aforesaid
highway, leading from Elyria Aforesaid thence
in an Eastarly direction, along the center Of said
highway, about twenty rods TO the place of be-
gnning-being the property known as the Ter
Iell House Tavern property, including Tavern
House, Store Room, Barn, etc. Appraised at
S2,75e. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner in Chsncery.
Backus Noble, Solicitors for COmplsinants.
January 20, 1864. ian20:l3s
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CHICAGO mARKET-Feb, ,

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER-l
HeeeipTs-Hogs, l, ,Iss dressed and 2,4s5 live.
Dressed Hogs-stsady at S7,Og7,75 dividing On
200 pounds.
Live HOgs-steadV - arm st So'S's0'9T
Beef CattIe-Firm. Sales at s2,59G4, Is gross
PrOYisiOns-Firmer.
saes loose shoulders at SIC loose hams at 81 !;
loose picked hams at IOE; Lard IlJSsl2c, closing
ffm.
75c. Closing firm at 74%e.
WheaE-1fc higher. Sales No at q, ,lz5<, and No
Tat sI,llG1,IIK.
COrn-Sales ofold stSOaOlc; new Is held at SOC.
Onts-ssles at 64AG65He. Closing weak.
Rye-Heglected.
Bnrley-Easier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03

ATTENTION, SEVENTH WARDl-There
will be a meeting at the Engine House on
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Every man
in the Ward is expected TO be there with the
balance Of their subscription. Mr.. Mason
will address the meeting. By order Of the
Joramittee. feb2:lsq
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-03

ATTENTION, COMPANY c, 29rH O. Y. N.
All members Of company are hereby no.
tiled to appear at the Armory on Wsdnes-
day morning, the Sd inst, at s11f O'Clock, A..
NJ, in full uniform, for escort duty.
By order E. B. THoxAs,
feb2I36 OS