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TAXING THE D~RAYNEN.-The Toledo Blade
says that the officers under the Internal
Revenue law, having ascertained that drsy-
men who earn over $500 per annum are
''entitled" to pay a tax of $40, as common
carriers, have served notices upon the drsy-
men of that city TO walk up to the Captains
Office and settle"
awe have not yet heard hat our Farmers
Of the revenue" have moved on the works
Of the draymeH Of this city, or propose do
ing so. ID. .--.- -.tg .. M
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DIED.
LOCAL NOTICES.

EASTMAN-At Landoh, n. H, 9th inst, at
the residence of his father, Henry Z. Eastman,
formerly Of Cleveland, Ohio. Aged 81 wears.
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OPTICIANS.
MINIsTRAToR's SALE
DEMONSTRATORS SALE or LAND.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF LAND.
AIn pursuance Of an order of the Probate-Coprt
of Cuyahoga County, TO me directed, I shall offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House, in the city
{ Cleveland, in said County, on the 18th day of
November, 1865, commencing at 2 O'Clock P. M,
the following premises: Situated in said city, and
being the northwesterly part Of sub-lot No. 10, in
John Barr's subdivision Of original lots Nos. 1 and
and is "a feet front on Kinsman street and 1856
~ feet deep
Terms Of sale-One-third down, and balance
two annual payments, with interest.
Appraised at $1,000. L. PRENTISS,
Admir- Of J. Proudfoot.
October II. 1853. ocIl:262
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Railroad Intelligence.

THROUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are
being made in Boston with the Atlantic 4
Mississippi Steamship Company by which
freight can be billed through to all points
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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AsHoRE.-The schooner Almira is ashore
near oswegO, and the schooner Anna Maud
at Wellington, Lake Ontario. The schooner
Marion Eagan, of Chicago, laden with rye
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DROFEsSOR THOMIS q RROTupp

at home under the johnson House. The 800
American CORN D0CT0R warrants a cure far
CORNS, BUNI0NS N INGROWM ING NAILS
Also Ionsorlal Professors, will give strict atteu.
tion to every branch Of their Profession. Sbs~teH
shampooning and Hair Cutting done with neatness
and dispatch. Hair and whisker, dyed. Color
warranted 10 stand.
OetlS:2sO PROFESSOR J. THOMAS a BRO.
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CLAIM AGENTS.
nm. Z. preston,

Successor to C. c. Bruce & P~reston,)
Licensed d Army d Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE NO. l LYMANS BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money and all otoer War Claims.
rs Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
D.. c., oeyotes his entire time to the collection Of
0FFIcER's Accounts, procuring Certificates Of Non
Indebtedness and obtaining pay.
ma Fees low. No charges until we accomplish
what we undertake.
German Language snoken. snI3
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RUNoRED RAILROAD PURcHAsE.-There is
a report that the Chicago & Rock Island
Railroad Company have purchased the
Missouri and Mississippi Railroads. con-
Meeting lines west of the Mississippi-but
the report lacks confirmation.
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S375,t33.g4

New CASTLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD
The friends Of the New Castle and Franklin
Railroad are making arrangements to secure
its construction, now that the jamestown
and Franklin road is to be finished forth
with. The route will be from New Castle
via Mercer to Bonneville, where it will in
tersect the jamestown and Franklin road.
By this route the distance between Pitts
burgh and Franklin will be only ninety
four miles, and as it will pass through a
country rich in mineral and agricultural
wealth it will doubtless prove a good pay
ing road, such as Pittsburgh enterprise
should assist.
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IMMENSE RAILROAD CoRPoRArIoN.-It is
rumored that in St. Louis a gigantic
railroad corporation is in process of forma-
ton, which is nothing less than the pur-
chase of the southwest branch of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad, and extend it to the
Texas boundary, there to connect with the
Texas Central Railroad. The whole line
would unite st. Louis with Galveston,
the distance being nine hundred miles.
RAILROAD EARNINas.-The earnings of the
Detroit d Milwaukee road for the third
week of October show an increase of $I5,-
los over those of the same week last year, or
about fifty per cent.
The following are the earnings of the T.
W. & W. Railway for the month of October:
From passengers $I57, 1925
From Freight 2IS,2II.4O'
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A. G. W. RAILWAY CoNPANYis LEAsEs
1t is stated that the English capitalists
before sailing, signed preliminary papers for
a perpetual lease of the Morris and Essex
and Catawissa Railroads, to the Atlantic and
Great Western COmpany-the latter Compa-
ny agreeing to build one hundred and eighty
miles of new road, so as to complete the
connection of these roads with theirs, and
also to lay an extra rail on the Morris and
Essex and Catawissa roads. The orange
ment, it is understood, is not final, and
there is question, perhaps, whether it is in
tended to be so, or merely to facilitate the
making of advantageous terms with the
Erie Company.
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JAMESTOWN AND FRANKLIN RAILRoAD.-The
jamestown and Franklin Railroad will be
completed early in the spring, when the oil
region will be placed much nearerP Pittsburgh
The venango Spectator says its completion
will subject the travelling community to
fewer delays than it is now subject to, and
will bring down the prices of freightto what
is reasonable. Its greatest benefit to the oil
region, however, will be as an outlet for the
vast fields of coal lying along the road. No
other road built or in contemplation can
compete with it in this respect, and it will
not be in operation long before it will be the
main reliance for supplying coal to this sec
ton. The road is in running order to Browns
vile, some fourteen miles from here, and it
will be finished to Waterloo by the hfstof
February next The work this side of the
latter place is being pushed vigorously, and
will be finished early in the spring. a..
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IMMENSE TRACTS OF MINING AND AGR1-
6oLTVnnh LANDS; SIXTY PER CENT of
FOhr DJES, lMPOSTS and TAXES, in the
States Of TAMAULIPAS and SAN ITTS bOToSTs
anu the PLlGHTED ATT Of the said States and
the GENERAL GOVERNMENT are all PLEDCFD
ior the redemption of these Bonds and payment Of
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MONEY Market-NoY. 5.
n. Y. stock Markct-NOv. 5.

M~ONEY-Active and firm at 7 q cent, call loans
STERLISG-Dull and heavy at 1Os3S@l0sH:
GOLD-Dull and lower, opening at HTS, de-
Ginning to I46A, and closing at l46A.
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BuHaIO NIarket-Nov. 3,

FLOUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-Quiet. Hold Mo- Milwaukee spring al
81 ,65; No 2 do at S1,55. ,-l1r.-
CoRN-Eirm. Sales at 68670c.
OArs-Dull. Sales at SIC.
BARLEY-Sales OF Canada at 81, 10dI Il. -
RYE-NominaL. Sales at 80Gs5. - n r--
WHIsKY-Held at 81, 3O92,3I. Sc
PORK-Sales at S34, 506r35, 90.
CANAL BREIGHTs-To New York: Corn 22c; oats
I4%c. .ffr-
IMPoRTs-Flour 9,ss3 bbls; wheat 20, 700 bush;
corn 81 IA; oats 500; buarley lT,a36; peas GA.
CANAL EXPoRIs-FlOur /, 900 bbls; wheat, 90, $50
bu; corn 81 $50; barley 10000; rye 1880.
OSWegO Market-HOY. 3.
FLoUR-Unchanged. Sales of 500 bbls at $500
for No. ! spring; sl0,59 for red winter; Sll so for
white; $3.50 for Xxx.
WHEAT-Firfn but quiet. Sales Of $500 bushels
choice Canada at s2,5lH, and $500 bu Of No 2
CoHsSHsearss and quiet. smanI sales Of Illinois
to arrive at nc.
OATs-Scarce and nominal
BARLEY-Inactiye.
= RyE-Ouiet at csc for Canada.
PEAs-Dull. Sales of $500 bu Canada at 81. O5.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Steady. Flour &c; wheat
Isc; corn 1916; barley 15c; rye 17c; oats lO%c. 10
New York. To Albany-Barley l2%c; lumber
sG,O to Hudson, 500 to Newqurgh, and $50 to
New York. p
LAKE IuPoRrs-5OO bbls -four; L 5000 bu wheat
3, 200 barley; 1900 peas.
CANAL ExPoRrs-362 bbIs flour; IL, SOC bu wheat;
10. 200 corn; 100 oats; 1890 barley; 6, 700 meas. 4
Shipped by railroad $50 bbls Hour. q
. H. a I'm
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W. j. Scott, N. D., Professor of Materia
and Therapeutics in Charity Hospital
Medical College, has opened an office at No.
2, Hofman's Block, opposite the Postofice.
Office, hours 8 a. N. to u NJ, and from 2 to )
P. N. ~ is,1rtI al oy6:260
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! SHORT LINE RAnRoAD.-The Dayton Jour
nal says that subscriptions have been raised
to renew the work upon the Short Line
Railroad between S~haronvile and Dayton.
It's said that the road will be completed
early next year. 5
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THE SECURITY is AMPLE.
DUBLIC LAYDS-SCRTP FOR SIIE

- -DD VNHAA TUT DHIE
COLUMBUS, October 1. 1865.
In accordance with the provisions Of an act on the
General Assembly Of the State Of Ohio. passed
April Is, 1865, the undersigned State Ohicers will
receive proposals for the purchase Of the Land scrip
received from the United States for the establish
mfnt Of an Agricultural College, or Colleges, in the
State of Ohio,
the scrip can be located on any vacant United
states Lands, subject to entry at private sale Al
SIPS per acre, (AIineFal Lands excluded \
No proposition win be received for less than ona
hundred and sixty acres.
II more convenient, proposals may be made to
the Auditor and Treasurer Of any County, who vii
GAit the same to the undersigned.
.flfi rfr..l JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
WIN. HOOPER,
.t Treasurer Of State.
WIN. HENRY SMITH,
oct4:2I6;ltaw Secretary of State.
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MARINE NEWS.

LAST TRIP.-The steamer S. D. Caldwell,
Capt. Lewis, left this port last night on her
last trip, this season, to Lake Superior. g
SUNK AND WATER-LOGGED.-The schooner
Alvin Bronson, coal-laden, is sunk at the
dock at oswego. ASA
The schooner Driver was water-logged on
Lake Michigan, and went to pieces. One
man was drowned. ~ e..
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G., NJ, BARBER.

Late Lieut.. Col. I97th 0. vi.
Authorized Military Claim Agent.
Office No. 222 Superior street, Cleveland Ohio.
Local and Government Bounties collected and
Pension Certificates procured.
Applicat on by letter will receive prompt atten-
zion. sep27
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REAL ESTATE N
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
R a,
= II AND ~ z
Real Estate Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
CITY PROPRRTy Fop s.Iv

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CEDAR sTREET.-For sale eJeven scrs. ~
Ceuar street, with House and Barn and ~ scres
u. grapes Also other fruits. One mile from citv
kiNSMAN sT-rwo.story House and Lot. $500
AS NENVEETwo-story Cottage and Lot, 5Ox
CHESINUT ST-Houso and Lot, 5000.
GAhDEN ST-HOuse and large Lot. 81. 6Oo.
h1NSMAA Sf.-Large Brick House and Is acrss
Land, with fruit, &C.. a very desirable resi-
uence- HhN 400 .Ea a. r "
On1U House and Lot. So. 500
2.GnLLLE and Lot, 5000.
LADhEL ST.-House and Lot, 81. $50.
LAhE SI.-Brick House and Lot. 81. 500
1EDAk ST.-Store, Dwelling and Lot. 81 OOo
A6nIUOh1 ST.-Hous and Lot. 81 ZOO
NJ sI-HOuse and Lot, $1,000. To-.
MIL ST.-Housea and 4 acre, $500.
JILL ILL sI-House aud 1 acre, 81, 900.
IOn6 SI--Nea the Circle, House and Lot Ga OOo
AOH1 SIN rear Of 100 Superior street. vacant
Lot, 66x70 feet.- '
InVII sT-Near Pearl, good Brick House and
1AOANT L0T-On ScoYille street.
House and 3 acres Land
8 miles from Court House, $1,000.
aiSOi q large number Of desirable Farms and ont.
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent
AtEater Building.
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| Cents I urnnsnlns v0ous ava sav -sa anu -InseI
trade, at No III Superior street, under the We'd
dell House, oet7:Rs
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Cleyeland Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 1866.
Frcights-The following are the rates by Lake
steam) and Rail from this port TO New York and
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Rose d Prenfiss' Provision Market
Report
The following are the rates charged by us:
HAHs-Sugsr-cured premium hams y b. %
CANVAssED HAMS " q d.
DRIED BEEF-B
SHOULDERs-Sugar-cured - D------.----.- ~
BAcoN-Or Smoked Sides q b--.-..--...... y
L~ARD-Prime Leaf kettle-rnd'di in bbls OF tres -
"a Prime Leafkettle-rnd'din kegs "A ~. 30
PoRK-No. 1 mess (new "A bbl.....-.....S35 %
" Mess pork (oId) h bbI.... "a %
=" Extra clear q l....--............. 30 90
nB-No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything in
the State. Orders promptly filed.
BOSE & PRENTISS.
Nos. l42. IA and l46 Ontario street.
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from this port, went ashore at Gfavslly Bay
last Monday, and the schooner Wings of
the Morning, Of Buffalo, loaded with slaves,
went ashore a. the same place and time.
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Reennntmoc6ungen.
Oos sfesifrirunss- 0eiet.
stimmberc6tists Der fiinftcn @arO.

gis sRe,iaratOren Der ti~inften WarS eeenssa.
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@eSifrutOreu Der ~fiinftsn WarO.
OautsI g nper, @Iert.
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Subtt1tenS=Cff eoer Ser. ct. Nrmee.
Sdrpsrs Terry. 20. seSt. 1865.
Serft9tlte NneesOte I'M Dapltfat weresn aaf Nteier Office
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friiaem O6ienFeii6,
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lie BET 0fneral Subftrenj @pn1mtd1r Ter Ser Staatsn BE-.
tttn'nsn mag. fur BITE Gruppen tn Dtn4 sfer, gA., unb I'm.
seeenS.
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maBteer Ouantttdt e~eltefert nerbsn.
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eetsnts nns be 5interptsrtel feds bis a4t 3Ua Oterbalb bes
Das OGfenfstid TT tn fClben Quonttdten ub au Spl6en
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4rssbrte mullen auf Turmulore stf6rteben Setn, w,Ihe
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tustH e%erttFtatt mufen bur@ jStt setantDcstIt6e 9urstn
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auralt auseefe1ten 8eGetniSuue na6eepteI len tcerpen
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ndtet.
SeOe gGrtts, tpel&e Gin ausebut mudt mug bur6 eire
6el6etnt8un8 r%abretfeu, bB tie peter brett nod ~tntitett
bet tresnb etnen gneebrt ~beibetItst it, auBer bemieatstn,
~UTnntst te tbren Stanen eesttbnst Fat.
Vrrt6i6ee mnfsn beutlt9: "Proposals for furnishing
US. v. atrsfart fain.
@nStstsg maIsn BET GrDHnuns seSen,partis unb ~sSrteret.
sPe le BITE OfHee ~otria6en. No wv ~''''' p" S'''"'
mSSS,r ~ su 3 maSstot TN stumsn ether gtrmd sefbisbt, fp
nan onosssh sT% i.in 0st &tetlnetmtr, iOpte bic YOfcffce ae-
w ~ se'ss WI pter e mirh rt6t In Nelroft ae,soen'
Sa1r n %' Fut mOaatlt$ tn fUl6tn JOnbs esma6St,' ais ae.
| s~tn9ebeR. l'pu'p W. WetWe
Seee YeriOn pser iese 8traa, welSe auaebpte mani uue
! bier r~eetfrtrt rurbe. ''WsF
ale ansebote b~ieisn Sotf&rift.u min
aeuau mad I . menb. merben crmorfSn
duff Betbt bee Brec. Brig. Sen. 9hUmas qDtlfDn'
y. 9. u. 9. u.
@eptee G. 9eIdnb,
I (21Ie-4pt) Capt nne y. 3. u. 9. Bpl.
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Or. Samtp& TT ODsG0r, 8Dnt0s
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reid &annUDer,
tstt nit Itnsn aus BEN be~tliamRen unb trdftisfen Rrda
tern beret.ten Nrsneten ~unfebIbar unb raf4 cue bic SraSf
tsttea ne 5bs aus uureseImast8tettsu TIM Wlasen Vest SIult
~sntleben, els % fnbi
ardmpIs ieber Nrt, in8beionbere Ma9entrampf,
6dmOrrbOioen, GboIera>Anfdae, 9iurrbae, 2p>
lifen 8re9rubr, S@pinpeI, 8Idbun9en, &ppf<
ihmer3, Nitbma, taItes 6ieber, Gpilepiie.
Sn aGen 1t len 6auen IL bas Or. eampeT&e 9 Itrtl
(per Bottle 81, 6 BOTTLES fur $5l ~unfeblbGr unb ptrft fpfprt.
Ge9en hrOniicben tperaltetenI Reconnaissance
1T bic Or. Ga nj veto c u eumattS m SaIbt
,;er &Wy 81, 8 @Vrsu fir $751; n ldutertsen Jaaen NIT
benz @Itrtt ju8Istt ansepan5t, fGsr.
Der Naturbpft0t eenpt In 3Oslar Bat etren 10 erosen
Rrf bag Yatieuter lu& allen EbetIcn Der 9Dslt Ju tbm
fr6men; sr Bat eCuts ~giapOleru I'm Sabre 1882 pa elmer
3uferbarurubr. btf ais unbeJIb6r trtlart mar, tuttrt uni
Bat seeenpGrtte, auBeI etrea 1000 Ydttenten aus gGb unt
5trn, bic t6ntsliGs Bautlir Dru 6dnnpper, 8rpsfurIt Con.
fanttn On 3ntlash nsbi @emabItn, unb 5trSps BON a-
teubure neba Ip9ter IN 8ebanbIurG.
SIN Baltimore bel u. Bp9eler & 60. Sstb Q. Sance, i
5afeneanp gaspari'6 unh dacn anbsrn NpGttefen gu babeE
5auptbeppt fut Difritt &Dlumbia; CD. Gtrtftiant, 81.
ga M6enuf, Wa1ttn9tpa, .. 6.
SnipDrttrt ppn Gr. S2itf1 6 Co.,
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81 think" said a farmer, ST should make
good congressman, for l use their language.
received two bills the other day. with re-
quest for immediate payment The one I on.
dered TO be laid ON the table, The other TO be
read that day six months
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