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be- Districts are as folloWs:

The whole number Of years service fur
nished by each District and which is to
be considered in spportioning the quotas
of the sub. districts. is:
First District 3,977, being an excess of
1904 years of service over the number Of
men furnished.
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The Richmond Ezaniasr thanks God
for mud, especially the mud around Peters
burg and Richmond, that keeps Grant
quiet. It foFgets that General Sherman is
greater than mud and can advance on
Richmond from the South, however thank
fnl the Examiner is for mud, Immediately
at hand. zsEE faf -eils41z ta45E.ss
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nIsir,s 0pinion on 4I,e pebaIs.

The senior Blair has intimated, since his
return from Fortress MonrOe in reply to 3
question about his reported pescs negotis-
tiops, that the rebels were nos whipped
enough for such things Jet. .--
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Dated this 9th day Of December, a. D. 1851.
BACKUS a NOBLE,
decTlss

NOTICE.-Charles c. Davis, Charles
IN =. Davis, William Il. Davis, Jamss &. DaviI,
Virginia B. moQueon, Amanda 3. Payae, Richard
Budding, Guardian OF james L. Payne, hay FOlli-
yer Payne aud Erederica b Payne, John e. Payne,
viii take notice that q petition vas E.ed Asainss
them on the 5th cay Of December, A. D -1s64 in
the Court Of Common Pisas within sud for the
county Of Ouyahoga, BY kldridgs ]. Payne and
Ann s. Payne, his wife, rRd is pending where
In said Eldridgo J, and Ann ). PsTns demand par
ttiOn Of the following real estate, atuRtetn ClaYe
land, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, 10 vit: he west
half Of subdivision lot 30. 81 of Canseld Dennison,
Foster and Psase's subdiTisiCn u original IN
lots Nos. one hundred and thirty-f0uz, QS4) one
hundred and thirty-hve (ls5l and one hundred and
thirtys QS6l ssid wsst half being thirty. three
(Ss) feet front on Hamilton street, running back
one hundred Q00 feet 70 an alley, 20 the same more
or less marked IN the pats, recorded in Book Q,
pages seven % and eight, 81 Cuyehpga county
records, be the same more OF les, but subjecU to
All legal highways; and th 4 at the next taFm Of
said Oourt the said Eldridge J. and Ala 8. Payne
viii apply for an order that partition NAY be
made Of said premises.
Dated this 9th day Of Deoembsr, A. D. 1s64.---
lBACKU6 NOBLE,
deo7:1s8 - PlRintins' Attorneys.
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8Dtisss.
OLoAogS's iSPKOVKD sPKCTA
a n RNbamMrMcnN

&. %. SOL0MONSQN.
Practical and Scientific optictan, keeps the arssi
assortment OF Optical Instruments in the city. Bel
ing On old establishment and having been extenV,
lively Petronissd, he has the confidence thatl
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pu
ho tayor5. AL his spectaclss OF the best QualtF
Q! crystal glasses ground under his OWL inspeotion
in sl cases curing weakness, dizziness and impsrt
ing strength for long reading And Hns sewing. ATl
tiloial eyes inserted without pain. q :
OEFIOE-ls0 superioT-st., hrat door Eron tbs o. )
ssanco to the American Hotel
~ Beware Of trsvslsFs claiming 20 Be Mr. solo.
1onson or his sgsaE. iEIypl
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Commerce of BOSTON
The Boston TrareLLer saYs:

-~- -SAhSA- @aN~SSsfN4
From one hundred and twenty to one
hundred and fifty ships, bsrks and brigs
are now in this port. About fifty large
vessels from India, the Pacific Europe,
South America and the West Indies, are
now on the way to Boston. Our whsTYes
and docks present 8 still aspect at present,
as the Provincial trade, with its immense
feet of vessels, and the cosstwise business,
are about closing for the season. These
two branches of our commerce have been
very prosperous this year, and the receipts
Of merchandise from the provinces and
from our own domestic profits have been
very large. The foreign commerce of this
port has been well sustained, and cur
imports will reach nearly forty millions of
dollars in gold, or about one bundled mil
lions in currency. More large and vslu-
able esrgoes from Calcutta, Batavia, Ps-
dang, China and the Pacific have been re-
ceived this year, than in any year since
the war began. Our importstions of SUI
gsrs, nolasses, hides, wool, iron, &c, have
been immense, and our European, Afri-
can, South American and West Indian
houses have been transscting very large
importing trade. - e q D.
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There was good deal Of fun, end sx-
citement in Beaufort while Porter's Aest
was there but although liquor was plenty,
the Newbern Is failed to discover any
black and blue eyes. Those old salts who
got pugnacious were at ones taken up
bodily and carried out of the way of the
provost guard. ~ taaE --4is
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Two Millions of Bank Notes Burned
The branches of thes State Bank Of Ohio
are winding up preparatory to organizing
under the National Banking Law. The
Columbus JoaraaI under December 2sth,
says: 5a % -1a - l--15-5 i.a tin1dz .
At its last meeting the Board of Control
of the State Bank of Ohio adopted reso-
luton that no more notes should be deliv-
cred to any of the branehes5 and that all
notes of the State Bank received by the
branches should be returned to the gener-
al Office to be burned. To keep up a sup
ply of new bills for thirty-six banks, has
always required a large amount of all de-
nominations to be prepared, and resdy for
delivery, to take the place of the worn out
defsced and mutilated old bills. ~ -.
All this has been burnt, as no longer
needed. A committee met st the Office of
the Board some ten dsys ago and careful
IL counted and burnt the whole, amounting
70 nearly two millions of dollars, in sheets,
and thus disposed of every dollar on hand.
Il lis alike honorable 70 the officers the
President, Vice President and Secretary,
IN whose hands this paper was kept and
to the institution, as showing the careful
manner in which its business was transact
ed, that not one dollar of decrepency wss
fonnd in. any of the accounts; and that
vouchers were produced to verify every
tralssetion If the State Bank Of Ohio IS
to close its existence, it viii at least have
an honorable record. The accounts of the
officers, above sIluded to, embrace many
mIllisns,
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". T. SHERSIAS,
Maior-Gene eral.
L N. DAYTON, ABIDE Camp, a -, !, :, !,

- -. - ANS~1 ~--4- - #rF
Fort MeAllister is on the Ogeechee, and
the feet liein 0sssbsw Sound az its mouth.
The garrison of Savannah cannot exceed
5000. I think the city can be taken when
ever Sherman wills it, but he will perfect
his plan so that none of the garrison shall
escape. But little firing is hesrd-an &C.
eRsionsl shell from 8 gunboat swskes the
solitude Of the pine forest. Providence
seems to have favored our undertaking.
a heavy rain storm would have been ru-
inous to the army in the swamp Of the
Savannah. The health of the troops is
excellent. The essuslies in the campaign
have nearly all resulted from struggling.
An Augusta psper Of the 9Th inst. savs:
If Sherman succeeds in reaching the coast
without utter annihilation, it will be one
of the most wonderful military feass re-
corded IN history, and will stamp him as
the greatest genius Of the age, while ours
es Olympus high will be hesped upon the
dastsrdly people who permitted it-EThe
fest is in fact accomplished. 77 .7
Inthirty days We have marched about
$50 miles, subsistiDg on the country, and
established o base on the Ocean. Thou-
SAuob OF lAOttee h1u NUTS nave Deel tAkp1s
and all the great lines of railroad rendered
useless for loug time, Not word have
we heard from the North save through
rebel papers. They have Chattanooga
evacusted, and Thomas division back to
Nashville. We don't believe this yet.
The westhsr here Is thst of your Indian
Summer, calm, smoky and warm. "a s-5
I hope, before another bost leaves for the
North, to be able te tell Of the taking Of
--.-. .-.---4
With strong faith in our cause I an \
very respectfully Sc. ~
J.R. WARNER.
Private, Co. G., I05th Chic Vols.
Hd Ousr. End. Brig, 8. Div. IA. &c.
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The Great Belt Oil Company,
OF West Virginia.
ORGANIZED UsDER THs LAWS OF 0HIo,
capital 100000. snaTes $40 Each.
OFF o Err s.:

OFFI u Rs
d. B. PAYNE.......................... President.
J. C. BUELL...... ........ ............ Treasurer.
". 8. DODGE. Secretary.
J. +. FRENCH. ...... .supeIin .eadsnt,
The Lands Of the Company, consisting az SIX
FAHMS, and lying in the heart Of the 90 Great OIL
Beli,' in tie counties Of Wood, Ritehie, Writ Aad
Pleasant, IN West Virginia, were selected by
Committee after q most careful and thorough ex,
animation Of this country, and are believed to be
the mrst valuable Oil locations in that eutirs
gion- The policy Of the Company is to develop each
location By sinking wells IN the shortest possible
time. Already boring by steam has been COM
mcnced on two Of the farms, and on the others
work will bs prosecuted ss soon as the necessary
engines and tools be procured. To increase The
'Vorking capital limited Raaount Of stock Is being
sold ct s5 per share. Pamphlets, with the Maps
and any desisei Information, can be obtained on
enquiry at the cfhce, No. 95 ga stOrg) Superior
street,, or Of J. o. BUELL., Treasurer, OloEelR5d,
Ohio. deI5:1s3
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8aipvags.
NLEVKLAND, CO0JaBUs aUIN.
OOIHHATI AILROAD.
lss4-5. WIETEB ADVANCEMENT. Iss4-S.

ULEVELAND, CO0JMBUs a OIN,
OOIHHATI AILROAD.
lS6l-5. WIGTER ARRAEaEMEHr. IssAS
let Train-s:c5 a, E.-0IEOIRHATI EXPRESS
st0Pping st Grafton WELLINGTON, New Lon
doai shelby Ofstiids, Gallon, GiIssd, Oar,
dngton, Ashley Delaware, Devils Centre sns
Woethington.
n TraIn-2sl5 p. H.-AUUOaHOOATIOH.
ct ali stations, and arrives IN Columbus st :tl
P. n, Cincinnati ESQ A. n.
"a fTeins-io:e5 ?. M.--HIGHF EKPRESS-StcyP;nt
g GrstLopA Meliins ton, Nov London 5aelby,
sJ-sra : T7itH'T1' " 4na Dsi'
TTssas leave Columbus ~ 40 and
arrive = OloTsisld go =, H, sud 3:s9 ?. y.
r-- o. l. OoHERGrIOHs.
ShoibE-Saad aEky, Mansleld / Newark Railroad q
msnsrsid, 1t. Vsrrcn. Newark. ksnssVillr,
Csossiine- pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 3 Chicago Rar.
rad, Forest UEfaOr Sandusky, DalrhOs, Line,
Z Fort HEfne, IaPorto, Chicago, 90, West ard
Esat for HGnafetd Wooster, Massfllo1 20 :
grstJn and Eeilefontaina Railrcad Line Jor Marfor
Bsilesontai1e, Sidney, Union, Mpncie, IndiHr
( aFoiiss 1eTTs Haute, Yinoannes Evansvills,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Eouss ho
DsieWzro-With Springfield Branch for 5prinEneld
QciImbus-Llttle Miami 4 Columbus, and Xelsa
fsffe Hauts Sc. Louis, Morrow Loyeland. Ene
Dinea.ahti Aud With the Ohio and MississipIl
{ - BsuF55d al giaelnnea for LonisVile, EvRnfs
81 Eiia. 0sifo, 81. EIoots. and all points on IL
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad ior Newark. zsnst.
vile Rhesllng. 80; Columbus, Piqra q Tbs
disaa Esilrosd for Pians, UFbana, 20. = -
~ Eor TICKETS - III points snd Information ans y
III Superior street. e. :. FLINT,
Cleveland Oct. 81, 1864. 5upsTintendenf
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TRIUMPH OIL COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH, Pa,


This property Of this Company compiises tracts
Of Oil Lands, amounting in the aggregate to nearly
Sessn Htndred Acres, between four and i've hun.
dred Of which Is in Fee Simple, and at thls time b
more than sufficient to pay 3 nsonthly dividend Of
9Eso per Cent. on its Capital. AS every tract en-
bFsced in this Schedule Is contiguous to large pro-
ducing interests, and Ihe grsster portion free Of
"Royalty,'' It l. eonhdsntly and reasonably ex-
peoted that with 3 working fund Of FgJy ThoHIa'sd
Dollars for the future development Of their property,
the dividends Of the Company will shortly be large
ly increased. As Safe, PdyiHg Investment whether
permanent or for speculation merely, lt Is believed
the Inducements offered by this Company are SEQ
ond to none. Particular attsatioH Is asked to the
quantity, quality and location OF ths lands Of this
Company, more fully described In prospectus IS
sued By the Company, fully describing the proper
ty, which can be obtained at the Banking Ofics
Of @. A. BEAD B 90, 95 Superior street, who ara
authorized to receive subscriptions for limited
amount Of Stock. del9:185
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ElOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET.
II nice tWO-story Cottage House with every
convenience, and threse acres Of land.
ERIE Stood, new House, rooms, and lot.
JsIYERsITx HEIGHTs-GOOd House uud lot.
$500.
VACANT LOT-On Oourtlsnd st. $50.
BRIDGE Sf.--9oOd House, srooms, and lot; 5000.
YAcAsT L0r-l2lx202 ft. on soovm avenue.
ST. OLAIR sT.-Eear Wilson sv.; 70 IL acres.
EAST OLEVELAED-Good HOuse, rooms, and
nearly an . OF land SleO0.
PROSPEOr ST.-Eaa Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantles, slate roof, Co.
Lot SsXl40. hecsntly occupied BY GOV. .Brough.
EUCLID ST.-GoOd tWo-stOry brick House, marble
mantles, hot and cold water, bath room, &c.
and lot S9xSS n. $4,000.
S0OVILL- -ANEN uE-Brick HOUSE, two stories,
and lot 4ozig8 n. 5000
LAKE Sf:-kiee tV''-stoEy cottage House and lot
GARDEN ST.-Nosr Hudson, oue-and- a-hsif story
House, and lot b8z92. $3.50.
CEDAR sr.-TWo-F'Ory frame House and Lot sS1
lSS. $1,000.
COLUMBUS sE.-ISistlo House for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS ST.-eAod irams House, "a rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY sF.-Hous- and Lot. 5000.
TRACY br.-HOnAs and LOt. $500.
FARm AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I-2 Acres in BNokport; s65 per acre, y down.
90 Acres IN 1ndepeshenee' house, barn and choice
BS Aores in Parma IN State Road, miles from
eityi brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corr
house, 80. S450a.
GRISF mILl-PerFia1snt Water.poWer, house and
barn, 60 acres o. land, fruit, 30. $500.
JOHN G, JENNINGS,
Real Efsate and Insurance Agent,
ds1S AtEa4sr Building.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
6its Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and fixing are pronounced by all to be the most
perfect; natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking Binging, besides, what is Of no slight
importance, they are cheaper and will wear longer
than any other. A Complete Set at ONE D0L11AR r
PER TOOTH, which can bo made In one day. The
TACT ia, the day of Metal Plates is past for al that
them discard the old set II able their superior
ity being apparent to ell.
ALEX. B. HALbIWELL, M. D., and
]. b DANIELS, Dentists.
soGfhTest corner Ontario street. and Public So
Establighed over Ia YeRr5. no28
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CLEVELAND CHERRY VALLEY
OIL COMPANY.
Lands in Ven ngO County, Pa,
CAPITAh $500, ,0OO-IN $1,000 SHARES
PAR VALUE SO PER SRARE.
sh.res fun ps,a wilhou. iurthaE .ssassmen..


The present property OF the Company consists In
= tract of fFIFTT-FIVE AND ONE-HALF AOR IS
in the immediate vicinity OF Oil Greek, near On
City, fronting on Cherry Tree Road and but a
short digtahce from several prolific ncwing wells.
The ohiSos1 yf tl-is OsssPany, unaeE- ibs Act vi
Incorporation, embrace the purchase, leasing an,
holding Of Mineral on Lands, raising from thel
earth ami otherwise obtaining on, refining and
manufacturing and disposing Of the same, and also
Of leasing ont or otherwise cisposing Of any lands
not required for the actual use Of the Company.
B. T. PEIXOTT0, Pfesidsnt.
O. KOCH, Treasurer.
EDWARD B0DWIG, Secretary.
TRHSTEEs.
B. F. PEIXOTTO, Of Davis. PesxOtto 3 %.
EOWABD BUDWIG, of S. FhoTman q 90.
OHAs. BRATENAHL, of BratenRbl Brothers.
O. KOCH, Of Koch, Levi 5 Mayer
B. O. YATES, Of Tod, Yates Oo.
MANUEL HALLE, OF Halle s %.
S. MANN. ifs. Mann.
limited number Of Subscriptions viii be be re-.
csysd at Three Dollars per Share, by application at
The oflcs Of the Company corner WatSr snd supe-
Tior streets, Eaoro maps ETC., ETC., be and
spy fultheT Information desired can be obtained.
dec7.1s4
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MASTERS SALE--Pursuant to the
lAl command Of an order OF sale from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Ouya1oga county, 0his, at the
suit OF Hanna Leland against Mary J. .RaVson, Ad-
ministratrix and others, 10 directed and div
cred, shall expose for sale at pnblic suction, At
tho door Of tEe Court HOuse, Ia the Ot7 Of Olsve-
land on tho 18th day Of January, 1855 at II o'clock
a, n, the following dsscri-sd premises, subject to
the dover eItsts OF Mary J. BaNsen, Wid5g os Levi
Ravson, deceased, therein: Situated in Cleveland
City, Cuyahogs county, Ohio, and is kn5Fn as be-
Ing psre Of lot No. % In John NJ. WoD3sy'B subdi-
ViEon Of city lois numbered from 1866 TO l67, both
Inclusive, in thS riginal allotment OF the village Of
Cleveland, and Is bounded Is foiloNBf Northeast
erly by Oak street, EosEh- westerly By ling paral-
lei with, and hundred and twenty-five fssE dis
tant Horth-eastsrly from Chestnut street; South
Westfriy IN rear By lot No. e. and Eouth-sasloriT
By line parallel with End leo feet dislast North
westerly from said Chestnut street; said street and
lot icing more particularly described on the Maps
Of said subdivision on record In said county and
the land above described being 25 fest IN width
and 1s2 feet deep. be the same more or less.
Appraised subject TO SAID doEsr estate. at Slc00.
Dec. u, 1854. L. ". FORD,
ma5ter 0smmiEsfonsr.
a rt...,- pIra. nFI-i- -T1F F1Te-TEE
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NLKVELAND AND TOLEDO z 3
WrrrR AsRIrarnrs4 -

I On EBd EfssE- Ic1dAy, OSt sIst, 1854. PAsssneeF
Tssins viii tsSga Cleveland As follows lsnndayu 81
eepbgd -gf q --t lt. ~ E- .
{ 10 A. M.-CHI6AGO EXPRESS. .-stous At fsrea.
Grafton, Otarlin, Wakeman, 6orwsIk nonrCe 4.
vile, BeiieFuo, Ciyds, Fremont and ElmoTe.
and grrivgs at Toledo at l2sf5 p. n, Ohicago ~
Ii:sOP. n. and Detroit 10 PIX
$50 P, NV EsTE7N RiAIL.-Ssops at all station
s. On southern biEisioE, and arrives Rt Toledo II
IA ~ ?. u Ohieaco gt 5:45 A. u. and Detroit al
20 P. M--NgBEHEIihi MaIL.-StOps at an sta,
tlons on Horthera Dtv,si0n, II arTiFss al Gay :
! d1sky ct TlJP. ~.
10 20 y, H.-hIGliEa E&PisESs.-StoPs At Grlf5ob,
HorWslk. nqir-OayAls. 0iYte and sremonT, arc
Arrives zt ir.ssiG ss ) A. T.; O5ica9o ~ i2 .s1
"a. ard Detroit at q .la Ak
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..lJnGaLLIAOAE-
gonnsgtiJaH made at mcnrosyfii3 win tns Hs.
ddsky, Mansfield Newark Z. r. at Clyde with fht
Sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati n. D. at Fremont
with the ETemoEt 4 Indinua u, L.; and at Toledo
nTith the Miehigah 3yutnsrn Northern Indiana Rnt
Toledo 4 Wahesh kSiiroBds for Chicago, Detroii
jackson, FOIt WAYNE tf0gansport Lafsy ystta, Caif-
Alton, St. Louis -Ed Al points West Northwest ard
EOothWos1.
Tra1ns aEfiFs iI yiegGlanG nom Toledo and ias
West at 9s2B 4. ". Za5 ?. r.. and E:4b p n. FrtE
5andusky g. 9:l9 Z. 4. 4. D. AuCK ER, SUIT
Cleveland, Get. =, l5sis
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AEuttstry.
NEW DENTAL EsTABLIsHMENT
Il. q. MEWrON

u
H. q. NEWTON
Respectfully announces to the people Of Cleyeiand
and vicinity that he has opened Dental once ss
so. III SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied BY Dr. II. J. DioksFson.
BE is nov prepared 10 perform al the operations
upon tho Teeth necessary for thsir preservation N
q thorough and Ehillful manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted, from single Tooth 70
an entire Set, upon Sold, Silver and Vuleanizsd
Rubber base, ana warranted to give good satisfAe-
tif n In al ca8es.
REFEREEOEs s-E- 4 7. Fairbanks, sc. Johnsbury,
Vt; bon. L Poland, Ohief JuAtIoe, st. Johnsbury.
Vt; Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Reman Ely,
Esq Ely ria, Ohio; N. B. Gsses, Elyria, Ohio.
A OARD.-Dr. DieksTson takes this opportunity
TO express his grateful Acknowledgements 70 the
many friends and patrons who have favored him
with their confidence. Having disposed OF my
practice 10 Dr. Newton, It affords me great pleas-
ure that an able to recommend in him 3 thocSGsh
and skiJul Dentist, and in whose integrity IL viii
be safe to rely. de2:is4
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KErrH 4 ooos, PlE's Ally's. asi2il5

MASTERS sALE.-PURSUANF TO
IIA the command Of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahogs county, Ohio,
n Peek and others, to ne directed, shal expose
for sale 81 pubic auction at the door q he lo1rt
Houss in he City Of CisTsland, on the III dly Of
JsnuaFy, 1885, Rt 3 o'eleek p. u, the 1elt0Fing
described 7zsmi8ss: Situate ~ TIE oriRil1l own
lhip Of Brookiyn, Ia the county q Cuga1oges AZ
5tste ef Ohio, and knoWn as Being lot No. &c -
Taylor Farm Aflotmsnt II the city of vhioln
IN gbe eity OF Cleveland a1d = b1nnded ~ telqE
ariy On Ksetutty str0st, sosthcFly on fcll5lEI
and S7sstsrIy on 1st tio s9 And - g ~ ii1l
Prospect t1oR Fraukllnl street.- ApPraisef
$4,000. E-W- FGBD, 'HastarCff
PGInER 4 DEzEIs, Plif5 Att'ys., ..---
December 6sh, 1884 -dec5.lE
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RtaI aaEaties.
NENRRAL REAL ESTATE AGEECT,
16S Superior street, cleveland, Chic.
|, A, WILCOX,

Receives on sale improved and unimProSed City
Property Farms Gardens, Mineral, Coal, Petrols-
I'M and Western Lands, leases Tsuements and
Lands, collects Rents and other Legal Demands,
oounssls and proseoutes Real Estate and other
IL nirra.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-08
A Singular Order.

General Order No. l30, from the War
Department, assigning over one hundred
volunteer officers to commands, Is exclt-
ing universal comment, and the question
naturally arises, "How is it possible, in
view of the material reduction Of the
army, to give the Generals specified in
the order the command of even a regi-
ment7 and even if this be practicable,
whence arises tue necessity for the enor-
nous expense attendant upon their en-
ployment Before the war our yearly
expense for the payment of general offi-
GERS was only about twenty thousand
dollars; whereas, it will now be, includ-
ing the payment of staff officers, at least
Sl,65O,O0O OF an increase of 81, $50, 900
over that formerly expended for the same
purpose. Many of the Departments to
which from four to eight Major and Bre
vet Major Generals have been assigned,
contain but few regiments, and every
one is looking out with considerable GU
riosity to see the disposition by the De-
partment commanders of the officers up
on whom the War Department expects
them to confer important commands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-08
Pccuuiary Reward for Gallautry At
PetersbUrg.

New YORK, August 1T will be re-
membered that previous to the capture
of Richmond, propositions were made
tha+ considerable amount of money
should be raised and deposited with Gen
Grant for presentation to the national
soldiers who should first replace the glo
rious old ensign of the Republic over that
city in the then. contemplated ASS 'ult ON
it. The matter was not prosecuted to
the extent designed, aud only $3.50 were
raised. Besides Richmond was not taken
by assault, but by the forced evacuation
of the rebels. In consideration of this
fact Gen. Grant designed to divide the
money among those soldiers, most con-
spicueus for gallantry in the final assault
on Petersburg, which was in effect an
assault on Richmond, and on recommen-
dation of their corps commanders he has
awarded it to the following brave men.
and addressed each nf them an autograph
letter to that effect Sergeant David w.
Young, of the 139th Pennsylvania Infan-
try, 9Th Corps; Sergeant Thomas McGraw,
2Sd Indiana Infanty, Oath Corps; and
CORPORAL Jacob r. Tucker, 4th Indiana
Infantry, 9Th Corps.