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The Continental Tea Party will hold their
leveS this evening ct Chass's Hall, from !
till IL o'clock.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Infringement Case.-JOhn h. Ralslsy, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has oSmnsneed suit In the United
States Court At Cleveland, Ohio, against W. :.
Bond, ofo1svSIAnd, fos Infringing on his patent
Step adder ofJAnuAry, 7th, 1852.
fsblelsI.
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PSLIcE COURT.-This Court disposed Ofthe
following docket yesterday mornings
Drunk.-Charles Eisenhower and VIM.
P. smalidge, fined 81 and costs, each.
Vagrancy.-Mary Murphy, sent to Work
House sixty days.
Petit Larceny. - Michel Rashsr, DIS
charged.
Grand Larceny Hoffman, case
continued to the 22d, bail $780, Daniel
Greer, case continued to the 18th.
Assault and Bsttery.-Wm. Macy, $1o
and costa Sarah Msoy, discharged; /;
Nicholas Smith, Aned the costs, sHd
johnson Russell, nOllsd, prosecution to pay
COSTS.
Violating Ordinance on Substitute BrOk-
srags.-J. D. King, case held open till the
the 18th.
FOrgsry.-August F. Hoffman, ease held
open to the ed, bail $3.50.
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woods, Miss Sarah B. Payne, OF Breeksvills,
drew An elegant MoirS Antique silk, worth 81 0;
Hrs Burt OF ElyFiS an elegant black cloak worth
so. There are few more LEFT. febIz:l9O.
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800 for SzS-A new slcO, never used, eaOvEn
Asd BAKzE Sewing Machine for S76, or $50 one
for ss76o.
For particulars inquire st abs LHADIR Counting
Boom. ssblAIss.
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Oh Factory EOE saIe.-The subscriber Of.
fsFs to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and bHidingI, being pleasantly sit
RAtsd, compact and eonTdnisa,ly arranged. Cap
seity about any barrels per day. Immsdiats pcs.
session giysA ifrequirsd. D.PHLToN.
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1855. fsbl5:r2Of
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I Alteration %. ."E'' 9Sth Regiment
Y0u a7s hereby ordered to appear At the Armory
(HiShOP'S HSll) on )dnSsday evening, February
18th. BY srdsr, J.G. PARSONS, Capt,
Ssbl6.lQ0-
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A good supper and good music at Chsse's
Hall, this Thursday, evening from 7 to II
O'Clock.
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CITY NEWS.

Revenue Stamps for sale at the Cleveland
Post Office and at the LEABKR Counting
Room.
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HEw XORK nARKET-Fsb. Is.
T1x 4nLRoakPv

COfton-Rathsr more active without snv d.
eidsp ehsngei In prices. s0gS2c for middiinR.
EAOur-State and Western Ice better for com
mon grads and .quis. willis better brands are
dull.
: Sales At sI0-2o01O 50 for extra State; sll lea
IL rs for extra round hoop Ohio; su sO@u 90 for
trade brands. Market closing quiet. Ne sellers
Of common grades at inside quotations.
lots at % Is.
Wheat-Wheat quiet and hrm Common Ra.
cine Spring t21l Winter Red Western S2IO.
Rye-Stesdy; Western Sl63.
COrn-Quist and feaTcely so firm Ola uIxad
western quoted at 81 ss0l So.
OaGs-Dull aed nominal. Moderate tales Of
western at 81 10X.
CORee-A shade better,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

UNITED STATES CoVET.-This Court was
NOT IN session yesterday. The Grand Jury
ne' and examined number Of Witnesses
" id will bring in some indictments to-
day. -ti-tJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

Fragrant tSOEodOnt hardsns and Inyigorates
the gums, Purisss spd perfumes the breath, clean
Iss, beautihea and preserves the teeth from youth
to old age;
Sold hyau pruggiEtG. SkF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

PRRsoSAL.-Prssident C. G. Finney, Of
oberlin College, was in the city yesterday.
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Information Wauted-of one Bllsy or
Billy Fitch, Who left Cold Water, Michigan, in
August last and was last heard from BY his friends
aS being in olsTsAnd in the employ Of the Omnibus
Company.
Information a. to his present Whereabouts II len
ct this sfieS will Be forwarded to his friends,
may be addressed 70 CIV. HAWKS.
fsb16ils0 Geld Water, Mich.
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coMMERcIAL.

MORNING LHADER oFFIOH, I
WKDEEsDAH EVEHIHa, Feb. IS. lies.
Reeeapls-The receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the twenty -four hoas ending at one o'clock to-day
were e. foIIoWn:
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CoURT OF CoHXoN PLHAs.-BEFoRE JuDsI
BOL7oE.-This court is still engaged in try
ing the case Of Elizabeth Dalgiet, Execu-
trix, Us. The City of Cleveland, for s., 900
damages for the loss Of her husband in fall
ing off Lighthouse Street Bridge, through
the alleged want of proper protection for
passengers on the part Of the city. The
argument of counsel consumed the day,
and the case went to the jury,ss the
court adjourned. ae- -cce
BEFORE JUDGE FoOrE.-The jury IA the
Oase of o. Taylor rs. James Barnett, Exec
utOr, ct al, brought in a verdict Of $s9S.4o
for plaintiff.
The case of Hayes Vs. Reed 4 Co., was
tried to the court, Msssrs. knight and Hes
ter appearing for plsintiR, and BackuS and
Noble for defendants. Judgment was
given for defendants.
The case of Duhuer Us. CunningtOn, q
suit for the recovery of certain real estate
on Ontario street, is being tried to the jury ]
Msssrs. Backus AID Fish for plaintiff, and
Joseph Adams. Esq, for defendant.
BEFoRR JUDGE BoLToS.-The case Of Ohio
Va. David and George Kently, for burglary
and larceny, came up in the Criminal
Court yesterday morning, the Prosecuting
Attorney, C. ". Palmer, Esq, appearing
for the state, and 6. z. Adams, Esq, for the
defense. There are three indictments for
these ohenses against these men. The one
now being tried is for stealing vestments,
&C., from the Cathedral. David KSntly
plead guilty to the Indictment and was
called as witness for the defence in the
trial of his brother George. The court
adjourned at the conclusion of the opening
argument for the state.
GeAxD JURT.-The Grand Jury ysIterday
presented indictments sgsinst Mary Rsrri-
gan, for Grand Larceny, and against sew
eral others, whose names we suppress, as
they have not yet been arrested.
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M7 MONEY MARREF-Feb. rs.

BK TELEaBAPH.i
MOneY-Faly ct 20.
for gold.
Gold-Dull and lower. Opening ct 2Os16, and
closing at SN5S.
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Rust-@HIEe WEunE-BSblg.
1875. Winter Arrangements 1855.
FOB TIE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
Al TH1
OLRYKLAND PosTOPRIO1

oonMnH0Eaa noHDAT, oCIoBER SlsR, 1854.
- Mails win Be CpeEed and rsady for 1.iivsrI
enc hour after arrival of trains.
- An Mails eloSs one hour bSiorS dspeEtlEo >
efAln1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

SLIPPERY PAVENENFs.-A light rain fell
here yesterday morning, which immediate-
ly frOEe and coated the walks with ice. In
consequence Of the uncertain footing a
number Of; falls occurred, the most serious
Of which vas that of lady near the Ben
nett House. She brsks her leg below the
knee.
In the afternoon snow enough fell to
make the pavements passabls.
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HolghbOrhOod Nsws.

LoRA1S Co5HET.-@The townships of Avon
and LAGRANGE have filed their quotas, and
those of Sheffield, Henrietta, Black River
and Amherst have nearly filed their respec-
tive quotas. Elyria has made up her min !
to stand the draft.
Mrs. Clara Parker, wife of the late Super.
intsndent of the Elyria Public Schools
died of congestion Of the lungs on Friday
last.
On the criminal docket o.. the Loraiu
County Court of Common P. .eas we find the
case of the State ". oTrin 8. Bests, the
clerk who stole large sums of money from
his employers, Baldwin, LsundOn 4 Co.,
merchants in Wellington. The Democrat
ssyss
The jury returned verdict of guilty on
| four counts, and the defendant was sem
fenced 10 pay fine Of $I00 and be impris-
oned in the jsil Of ths county for period
of ninety days. In deciding the case the
court took into confederation the fact that
the defendant had made ample restitution
to the parties from whom the money was
taken.
PoETAeE CouNTY.-MereuFy, In Rsvenna,
last Mondsy, stood at fourteen degrees be-
low ssro. That beSts Cleveland four de.
greeS, although at our right hand, East
Cleveland, the Thermometer indioGted the
same degree marked at Rayenna.
The Aurora Local Of the Portage County
Democrat says that Mr.. Carol Blair, an ex-
tensiYscattle dealer, had lately some checks
which he wished to get csshsd. He sent
them for that purpose to this city, by Mr.
Woodward, but has since heard nothing Oi
man or money. Whether Mr.. ". has been
murdered, or has skedsddled with the
$50 il still doubtful. he left wife and
four children. he has .alWsyI been OOnsid-
ered an honest man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

suees-oaist cuba nuso0z.as lz,Esls1lOi
MOIasses-Dull and nominal.
PesFOIeuB-Dull Is 4s96Se for Crude; ESQ
or Bsdoe6 IN bond. and Sso for Rsensd frss.
POFk-Harket opened unasttlsd aud lover and
closed more firm. Sales St SST 5o0S31 rs br
new mess; SS4 25aSS4 81 for 1854 cash and
regular way, closing ct S54 50 cash $50 ooDO %
sor prime, aad ss4 I69S5 % for prime mss. Also
1000 bbls neW for all February 70 18th March,
se,less SnS BUYERS option, ct $50 bo9Ss 90,
Cat Mea9s-Stsady
Dressed HoEs-Firn. Sales ss HOfTk
LaEd-FIrn.sslssa at Is7Ise2sKa.
CHICAGO KARKET.-Feb. Is.
M MHaRAPH.I
FlOuF-Dul.
Whsat,.4.TGll- ,..Ta - Sales at 81 a5'4 for Eo.l.
Oats-Quist ard declined ~.
PrOVis1ans-Dall. ...
POrk-Psins msss $50 20
HAms-Salss at lee.
LaFd-Ian g 2leal17fo Cor choice.
pFes.ed 71IesS-Dun =, SIS sOol4 %. Di-
WiiIsky-Dun. Sales at 2ls.
Reeeipts-FlOur lsOO bblsj Ehsat fT0oo; corr
2sOVOj oats ooJgg.
Rose q Prent1ss' I,roVIIz0n AARkea Re-
port.
The following are tbs rates charged by usf
Hanla-sugAr-our premium hams 3 D..-..e5
Dried Beers b....-...... .,,,'.......l
8hOulderB-SugAr-cured y Bb...........-.....--.lo
BacOE-Or Smoked Sides D D..-.....,.--..,.--..al Q
Lard-Prine leaf ksttle-rnd'd IN bbls or frra.2S
Prime Leaf ksttle-rndr'd In kszs q b..RG
Pork-No. mesa . bbl...... - T37 50
Axtra clear 3 Bbbl.s...............,...-... SO 80
- No extra charge made for packages Or art
age to railroad dspotH or boAtl. An aEtinis1 ere
warranted strictly prime, and equal 70 snythlng in
the State. Orders promptly Alled.
dsls-R Nos. l4a. IA And l1s Ontario street.
2,O00 TONS
BAR AND SHEET IRON.
At WHOLESALE BIZ
OLETKIAND, BRORE & co.,
fsblS;F 20 and ~ MerRtn St
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CALEsMRN WANTED.

Those desiring to engage as salssmen, in different
Paris Of the United States, fad perm anent en-
ployment, whether they have had experience in bus
tnasI not f worthy and well Qualined) By applying
30 O. Z. HORTON, General Agent, ct Forrest House,
Cleveland, Ohio from TO 10 A. n. and to tP. X,
on l7th, 18th and 10Th of February, Inst. Personal
applications ONLY desired. fsbl3I90
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D. W. GAGE,
Licensed War claim Agent,
And Attorney n6 Law,
Oolsot1 BcuntisI, PensiJnH, Back Par, PriHs Money
and other War OlalnS
UERsFsonAl attention "a given 70 the prosecution
g Claims in the Departments ct Washington,
81 Al personl having OlAima should apply In
person, Or b. letter. at oncs and they will receive
proGyt attention.
ID. ". GAGE,
eol&Ra 16s superior -. Cleveland, 0.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE

AEituatsd on East side Irving street, between Or
Enge and KinBmRn streets. One Of ths houses is a
nss Cottage in nrst-rate condition, containing six
Iooms, with buttery, cellar, cistern, and good well
Of gatar. The other hOue ts one-anda-hAlf ttorieE
vita six ms, WOOdshed, Clstsrn, &C. The above
bou5es will be sold for cash such low figure that
viii Pay Wen Tor the inVeJtment.
fsb3 GEO. d. BECK 30 Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

TIHE FINEST ASSORTMENT or
4 Ice Pit'hars. eeAleAs aaa TrayI IN the city, q
nOa OOWLEE,
ISi WsddOl EouSa,
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TOR 6ALE.-12 Acres of Land, House
Il BArn aud al undanoe Of Fruit. Ihe Craps will
pay til interest on the invrstment-ln East Oleye-
land, on the Euclid road six miles from the Public
Square. $50 two and quarter Acres IN East Olsye-
ofEFuit. Enquire of, II HAUDIEY. on the premises,
OrotO J. .KEELER, No % South Side Public square.
fsbll sdtWF
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CIpttis aBriugFrs.
OLoTHRs WRTNGFRs-
1Entfafrn.
.ooTHAOHE CURED.

n0OTHACHE CURED.
AhKX. B. HALLIKELE, II. D., Dentist,
Isprsparsd to furnish full sss Of Artificial Teeth
Of great strength and durability, In exact inaifn.
Eiea Of the natural ones, free from any mstaIc or
other unpleasant taste, at ONE DOLLAR per Touth
and upwards.
ESTABLISHED TWELTE YEARS,
Corner Ontario sf. and PunIle square
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
H.B.-Dr. HAlliWell bsgI to inform his many
patrons and friends that he intends to remove from
his cid stand on shout the hrEt Of April Of which
aus notioe Ni1 be given. fsbT
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WANTED INMEDIATELY FOR
w the QuArtermaster's Department, Nashville
Tenn, 800 Laborsrs Wages, As per month and IA
tions. None need apply but 8 ont, able-bodied men
Nilling 70 engage Tor six months. rrangpoI tation
furniahed. Apply to D. SHERWOOD, Q. n. Agent,
Commercial House, Cleveland, D, VIII leave CleVe-
land svsry Tuesday and Friday. janSl
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WANTED, AT $3.50 PER MONTH
w A reliable CanTasser in svsry town and o1unty
fof the Nurse and Spy the most Interesting and ex
citing book ever puhlsned, embracing the adventures
Ol woman 10 the Union Army as Nurse, Scout and
Soy, giving most vivid inner picture ofthe war We
have asents clearing $50 per month, which We viii
prove 70 any doubling applicant Send fer eircularu
Address JON IS BROS. CO., Philadelphia. Pa.
1eb3 :lql :d.tWAH
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THE CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
Il Aid Commission Rooms are located ct No. %
Bank street. They viii Be open during busine.I
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. D. "A GAGE,
tan4:l92.dhU 6soretRFy,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-16

GOUsUUU in suns 70 Eult-at the old stand
ard Wsll-kneEn WAGEER6 LOAN OFFIOE, on
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns,
nfftolE, Clothing, Dry GoodE, Pianos, Mslodsons,
GhdaM ,srsoEAl property and articles Of value, on
ths mosf EatHfAotory tsrmE. BuBiness strictly pri.
Tats. Establiahed 1851. Il. B.-A Varisty Of IN.
Fsdsened Watches, JsWolTy, GunE, &C., for Sals at
bargains.
-0nas;-eaEnsT o. EstsE and Superior usrsStE
eFsE pSViI and Ps;xotto'H Clothing Store.
.-pets1 J. O. hE. WAGHHR.
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Diver PROPERTY FOR SALE
10On Leonard street. adjoining the Pail Factory Of
HeETey and BOusheld Lot 100 fest front on the Riy
e and street py 10 ieet deep. -Four story brick
Warehouse IS BY IS feet Good wharf and deep water
Tor farther particulars enquire Of L. BEHEDIOT
Sol Superior street. feb4:l90
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NOR SALE-H0USK AND LOT ON
- Forest street. House large and oommodiOuli Lot
e6set by rs, with an abundance Of hBe Bhrubbery,
aDdGood frult choice grapes and good barn. Terms
,aus Enquire ofD. W. GAGE Esg., l6s Superior ct.
huH-H 3
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FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN
Lon Refinery, with four stllS, Engine, Tubs,
and Fixtures. ANY one wishing to engage in the
Redning Of on will l. ". II to call and examine
pFoperty J. B. HUSTON 90,
fabq 100 l2l SUPERIOR street up Elaira.
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ANNUAL BALL
~ or IHH
international Brotherhood
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.

The slIt DiVilicn VII give their second Annual
Ball at OLA PINS HALL, on
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 22d, 1895.
The friends Of Locomotive Engineers EIe respect.
fully invited to attend.
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This vice which Is never practicod IN
the presence Of any one, has proved tha
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the noblest
ana moai talented young men ihnl ever
gave tongue % aloqueuce or pen to song.
u has destroyed health, blasted the roar..-
tubon. and reduced tho niiaara bio vi.f.., a..
= hVlug skeleton. Nor are these its 6uaI
and iatai efects ia It's pains are scattsrei
tne RUNS Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. TO ba
cured permanently Of thia afE iction. eriI on
DR.. Coleman, No. "a North Cherry strost
or address him BY letter, Boz 588, sash
vile, Tenn. fe5as-,f
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Oouk kFEEFnITl---lnformation has been 20
eolved ey G. u. BartoW & Co. that ceFts.1
druggists IN this city have boon palnin,. q 3
on persons calling soT Dr. VeIloc's Pin ca
rate an article 0f thoir own manufartu-s
"nieh tney aay is superior b tho genuine.
He would advise al persona 10 rst tss
genuine, and should you require any med i
cine ioT the Itch, Ring worm, Tetler. Or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer say
nnPrineiPied man % impose any oth6r
Pre- Bsep@rsslOn on you, bus get Dr. Voiloc'r
tow Co, No 1875 Dosdsriok strssf. ~,
vile, Tena.
r. s.--A liberal discouDt made ID dasIs-s
Sent ~ NAL 70 any addross on recsift 4
81 y, Bs SURE that you gss the rsnU ias,.
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a single Rox OF 1srnns.,,,....
= iils contains more yegeishls eztr.ss.,s rs.r..-
-'aa 'e.'3 boxes oi sug pills - Us uo-ii -.
.esl ni'y-ase hunfiEad phys.ciaus nse 49,, +,
-, siaelee @ he exl3usioa o. ether pur-,l.,.-
me az-t lester q their yaluo s yst srsrsi ,n-,.
e'-'ea- sAen iaey ARE heusr i.noan sudden ss.,b
~ eoaanied sieknsss aili Be- ofths past -.
.'o.a ne EnoH ihem spsas Hghi ouiia mar S.
so,. y = = dnsy whfo6 wi szge I.s.
Oar re is sahiect % = rsdnusssey - ..ls-.-,
nle q as season, aad Il b e. aans.ross .,'..
plssa.eni, dii sEaadsth'a pais aaosi a. 's,.-..,5
aaa ,si'uiaat psotacton. fg fhsir - -.
- tfeseat he eoiieetoa a shsss ie....-.,'.-.
-i'i'l. i'ien = sqllasui quaathss. e,rs,. -.
.-'.s . = ladl : asri,a. Thsy sooa enr, ~.
- -. - spsiaA. Go nl appsals. pa., So.
s'''s'ls Pasa a ha aleasi.hcne. s-.,l.. :
- sae eosa 'snsas. Sad b a rsssss..b
'N's luEaI-l7aas.s
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We respectfully announce 30 Ell ou-
friends and patrons shat we have ro-oTerrf
our Ice Cream Saloon for che season, and
hope % receive the same patronage tbat
has been 80 literally bestowed on u5 oye.y
season. We have always on hand caufec-
tonary Of ali kinds, and cool soda ws.sr.
Cream made 20 order for parties, etc.
Gavin b FBoAzFf.
lel-JaiiF 22 North cherry atgcot.
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Let every man be his own doctor. Tbn
= ne name Of box Of medicines Drsps--
- =. ~ ~ eminent physician Ia Cincinnati
y 9Asains preventative and cure ~ ,lI
1890 diseases with directions how b
Mans Friend ia your pr,5sssgIos. var, -.
me full diFoetious and medieiBs - -
srs4tinent Of ypursslf and friends. Ia II
p, igr safe ~ druggists everywhere. AZ ~
'Ao toans Aaifs Friond. tnyzi-lm.
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine EngraYings

O ne scenes Of aeton. asd portsis q lhs lsaias
characters.
ssa- Tiae Heavy PaVe;, PrIcs 50 Ceass
The immense demand from the public for aeon
pete aud trustworthy report of fHE ASSASSINA
TON OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN, and The con
Meeting details aad incideIts has led the publishers
Of the aeovo announced yolume to direct their
whole force and entire attention 10 the hriaEug out
Of perfectly reilabe record q the whole affair
No trouble nor expense aaying been scared, they
announce in the fullest confidence OF meet ng the
vans OF au intelligent, discriminating puolc.
The nation has been ar3used 70 interest in
this msiter, a. one thing aroused i1 balofe
Every American ciuzeu-inaD, woman and child
vii read it a matter Of interest Of to-day, and
which Will pass into the annals of Ameriesn history
and be quoted As one OF iss greatest events, even
% the most distant future.
Dealers and Agents shotld order a libefsi supply,
as they will remember in their experiences. popplsr
fast selling books are diacuit to obtain ailer the
first order. All orders xh Be tiled IN rotaiion. AZ
they are received. II. nre
eent postpaid on receipl OF so cents.
H%- Agents and trade supplied At usual discount.
Address J. B. HANSLs1 = o., Publishers,
juneS-Sw l6f Vine st., Cneinnati, Ohio.
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As We are abOut 70 have Peace. All can
Drink Wine ana be se--v

ne pure Old imported Port, sherry. Mais-
ses Seffaas and Ciaret Wines, Old 0tard and
80 eeeffy Brandy, Champagne, Bitters.
sli-.ff., AoAand dins aud many other
.,t'-9l, ,t.-ll, ~ numerous 70 mentioa, besidea
eatapiee oi almost everv dearrint,,, -. ~
found az ". W. Totton's Groesrv 49, ~
- college street, Eaahville, Tenn.
mayl8-lf
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sutlora and dealers will find IA b. tbe.r
advantage by calling at A M. Lsnls-
oergs', corner Public square and Afsrkst
street. who have large supply of fausrs.
cigars tooaccos cauned fruit, atatiSnory
etc, which they are closing out al eastsfa
cost % change their trade. Cali an con-
vince yourself Of this fact.
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QulnTIanlsTrR eESIaAl's oTTIeE.

QuAETEnMAsTrR GESERAL's OFFIcE.
WAsmssr0S, d. c., May Is, 1855. J
MANY THOUSANDS Or MULES are being dis
lNl posed Of at pub 10 sale. st Wsshugicn.
heesle vii eentnue until TIE nunuer q an
mails i reduced in propcfton % ne reduction Q
ihe armies, nov gong on raptdly-
There are il the aTnies az the Putomac, o. thS
Tennessee, and u 6eoTRla, probably koUk lhog,
SAND OF fHE FINEST slX-MuLE TEAMS ID
THE WORLD.
Many Of them were bought in the beginnns o. ths
var, young mules, sccempanied the srnies u
ali their ussrches and camps, and sre taoruughly
broken, hardened Ss exeFcsse, gentle and Mminar
from beng - long surrounded y ne soldiers.
The wkole south i stripped Of farming stock
and the North also has sufitTed- fFom the drain o
animals, taken 10 supply the armies.
Thesa animals are sold ~ pubic auction; THkf
WILL NUr RsING ANYrAINs LIkE THElh
TkuE VALUE and such opportunities for arTneri
10 ge. working ansmals 70 sock theII tarms, ano
for droYeEs and dealers BE- stock % make ccd spe
eulAaans, b pnrehasieg them and dleOesing o
them IN the South, vii never occur sgAln-
n. q. MEiGS
ts Qsartarn aefer General
iupe6-zit Brevei MAJOR General.