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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04
here DOCS Andy johnson stand ?

.
" here Docs Andy Johnson Stand ?
A correspondent of the Missouri Demo
crat m. Swers the above question quite ex-
plicitIy hla which will net suit our
OoppsrkeA d brethren. he says:
TITS but a short time slnce a distinguish.
ed Senator ca lied upon the President. A
delegation of Conservatives had Just left
him Turning 10 the Senator, he said, L
wonder if those persons, who but now
passed out, imagine that I forget the power
and the party 10 winch owe my elevation.
There was nOt,a man IN that delegation
that wouldn't have united In Offering q
reward for my scalp q few years ago, and
Low they talk to me rs il l owed Them
everything. Iguess they'll find l have a
memory h f"' eHra'
Again: A we'll known editor of q PROM.
inent Northern journal said 80 the Presi-
dent: "The Democracy say you viii yet
be found with them. That you hSvs al
ways been q good Democrat, and Will al
ways so remain" sIl
" Do they" responded JOHNSON. "Well
sir, you are at liberty to tell all such gen.
tlemen that, while, as President, 1 shall Gu
deayor to drop any partisan character, I
certsinay am not prepared to do more than
pray forthose who despitefully use me. 1
they stand in need of prayers, and IFS alt
/ can do for themp 2 d5i p
@Mr. President we are discouraged
said q committee of freedmen TO the Presi-
dent. Richmond is as much in the hands
of secessionists now as it was before Lee
surrendered. NORMALLY free, we sre yet
the worst of slaves, and we see no hope Of
redress, unless you aid US" 'a- %.
"Gentlemen," answered Mr.. johnson,
lyon must exercise pStienc ca. You are
free, ami the vsinest Virgini ian shall yet
not only acknowledge your freedom bat
your quality If you are true to your
~SeLUes."
"Buf the local and State laws of Viz
ginia, Mr.. President
"Whst of the local and StHte laws of
Virginia. Until these +. Il. VS. come to
their senses, l rather think United States
bsyonets will be about the only laos thew
shall have. Go back to your homes, work
hard, do your duty; and will see that
the lowest among you is secured in his
rights and title TO life, liberty and the pur-
suit Of happiness"
As the President uttered this last re-
mark, his face glowed with q high resolve,
and 1 never saw manhood mora sterling
and erect nj his every iineament beto-
kened.
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The returns made to the Revenue officers
show the following receipts for advertising
by the leading papers of Philadelphia -
Ledger, $2l7, $50; Inquirer, SI07, OO4;
Press, 500. 92s; Bulletin, $73,2l9; North
American, $46,068.
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
ASHTABUIA COUNTY,

DR.. William Eames, Of AshtabulA, has
been appointed by the Pension Ofice, Ex-
aiming Surgeon for the Pension Depart
ment.
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Pavmsster Wilson. i1st returne

Psymsster Wilson, just returned from
the interior of South CarOlins reports the
people Of the section he travelled through
as feeling very bitter at heart towards the
Union and the federal authority. Armed
or open resistance is out of the question ;
but he fears a great amount of fsctioas op-
will have to be overcome in re-
Law and order.
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INC Ricnmoud Electtons,

The following Is the statistical result of
the election recently held in Richmond for
the choice of municipal officers, which,
with the exception of that of the Clerk of
the Hastings Court, has been declared null
and void by a military order: q
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GREAT SALE OF sERVICEABLE

NREAT SALE OF SERVlCEABLE
VI MUJES.
QUARrERMAsTER GErERAL's oFFIcE,
WAsHTEGTOE, D. O., Jolly Is, 1865.
N THOUSAND MULES will be sold At public
auction, under the direction Of Captain O.. Bay, A.
Q. NJ, to the highest bidder. at
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
commencing TUESDAY, August s, 1866, aad con-
tinuing from day TO day till all are sold.
Many of them we're bought in the beginning Of
tbs war As young mules, accompanied the armies
in all their ma'ches and camps, and are thoroughly
broken; hardened BY exercise; gentle and familiar
from being so long surrounded by the soldiers.
Though sound and seryioeable, they are 10 lon
ger required in the army, and cso be purchased at
this sale at far less than their true value.
Mules sold singly.
Sale to com nencs st 10 A. NJ. each day.
Terms cash, In United StassE currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
BreVet Brigadier General IN charge
Jy2O.2S4 First Division Q. n. G. o.
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9UAarrRMAlIEa, GEEE9AL's orsIOE,

ENAhA nm II mn y L "
WAsHIsdToN, D. o., July u, 1866
Will be sold at publFo auction, to the highest
bidder, ct the time aud places named below, VIZ;
NEW YORK. sr.-s ,4.r
New York City, Tuesday and Friday Of each
week, 200 Gorses each day.
New Hora City, Wednesday of zach week, 400
Mules escl day.
Ilmir. Tu6dsy, August s, go Horass.
Elmira, Tuesday, August Is, 500 Mules.
Albany, Friday, August 70, 90 Mules.
Buffalo, "Wednesday, Ausust 80, 6o0Mnles.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Thursday Of zach week, 200 Horses
each day. tst
Philadelphis, Wednesday and Saturday Of each
Pittsburgh, Thursday Of each week, 100 Males
each day.
Pettsvule. Tuesday, august l. 200 Mules. .
Mihlinton, Friday Aug at !, 200 Mules.
York, Friday, August 4, 200 Horses.
Hewvile, wednesday, August 0, 100 Horses.
NewAille, Thursday, August 10, 10 Mules.
r sding, Friday, AugqsJ II, 2U Horses.
Horses. r @ p
Ere, Thursday, August, IL, GOl gorsss. r
shiPpsn>burgh, Thursday, AugastlT, 100 Mules.
Williams port, Friday, August Is, 200 Horses.
Indlsna, Monday, August Il, 100 Horses.
OhambeIsburg, We'd esday, August %, 100
Horses.
'hambersburz, ThursdAy, Auguss "a. 100 Mules
Milton, Friday, August 25, 2OJ Horses.
Carlisle, Wednesday. august 80, 70 Horses
Carlisle, Thursday, August 81, 100 Mules.
AAN0NAIF hkA - W. ~ -
ealem, "Wednesday, AuguEt Z, loo Harses-
Alliance, Thursday, Aug st ), 2O Horses.
canton, Saturday, August 5, 200 Horses, S-
OieVelsnd, Tuesday, August 8, LOCO ules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August Is, 200 Horses.
O~reslline, Thursday, August ", go Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August Il, 90 Horses
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne ThursdaS August a, 1,OUO Mules
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Tuesday Of each week, 200 Horses
eaci day.
WILMINGTON. Friday of each week, 200 Mules
each day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, Buguat 10, 200 Hules.
Trenton, Th1rBday, August "a, 40 Mules.
-MARYBANO.-
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 0, and Wednes-
day Of each we. k thereafter, 200 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, d. @.
Each week day, 200 Mules
GIESB0Ro, D. O.
Each week day except Wed esday, 200 Horses.
saddle and draft animals, at far less than their
true value, is nov offered to the public.
Though the majority OF them are sound and SER
vioeable, they aye no longer required in the army,
and must be sold.
Many OF the mules were Bought in the beginning
Of the war, when young, accompan ed the armies
In all their marches and camps, and are thorough
~ broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and famil-
lar from being 30 long surrounded BY the soldiers.
Animals will be SOD singly.
hales to commence at 10 A. u. |
Terms-Uash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EK1E
Brew. Brig. Gen, In charge,
ty21.Z39 list DIV. Y. III. q. 0. /
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IN Is41APanar Al

ESTABLISHED IN IS47,-Psper st
II less than Manu- aotur8-s prices.I No connection
with he eombine IN 5nopoE for Hlgh Price, Lot,
feSthe largest and best assrted stock OF PAPER OF
sellers, Stationers, Printers and Binders will saws
money By first examin. ng my stock. Oniers by mail
D5AleE AOsA Betkman st.yNs Y (flec4d ctrndi)
TvIa MHH-Hm Hr-.H In -H...M H~.".nl
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04

Statesmen AND BOOK-KEEPERs
dairiNg TO engage in business in Different parts n
the Unitd States Eh1uid raal upon q. 81. VAN
EDkEM ION, General Superintendent, on Saturda AZ
or M0odsy, $50 end 9Th OfAugust, IN Jshason b 0cE.
mp slain, bank ST., Cleveland, D. Previous e1peri.
erce ss eaiasHeH and Bgok-keepers not necessary. ii
Ecrthy snd we'll qua jhed 20 earn from 500 70 sE.d0
pr year Appiy personally. An interview & re-
q, rea. No apPi stions by letter viii be answered.
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A NoT1A Osrolins correspondent Of n,


A North Osrolina correspondent of the
New York Times, after arguing shat the
former masters and slaves in that State
viii set along nicely tOgstheri says; ao
ons horrible csse is reported from Viii
mington, and is now being investigated by
the proper authorities. As near IS 1 can
learn, toe truh is as follows: "a coIorsd
women, very slight, formerly the slave and
%coneubihe Of s man in the country, near
there left his plantation TO take up her
abode in the city. he visited her and asked
her to-rerurn. She refused, E-hereupon he
ordered her TODD 50, and on her refusing
sgsin, ne drew pistol and sboth her through
tbs kesrt
The New York Bs,ss makes the follow
ing boast:
%The circulation of the Daily Ee6s in
Richmond snd sll other parts of the South,
hss optstripPed 81 Other pspers Of the
E9sLh put together sid
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GUF SLAVES AND HEADING.
" The undersigned keeps constantly on band =
large aud made stock Of Beasonedo ut st1yessH
Heading, At the lowest market prices GactoIy
near Cleveland q Toledo Beilroad depot, .f-r
AL orders promptly filed and 6StlsfasaOn var
rRnted. @ JuhE-& o.
Frenont. o IuIN 1914 .---
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AUCTION SALES.
NREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
VI HORSES AID MULES.

$4,000 Animals 10 he Sold during the
. month of August,
In the States Of New York, fennsylVAnia, Ohio,
Indiana, Delaware, Maryland, AID New
Jersey, and tpe District Of
Co unbiA.
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General steadman.



BE VISITS MACON.
General Steadman has Just paid Macon
8 visit, accompanied by Breyet Brigadier
General G~rosvenor, and others of his staff.
General Wilson was Tesdy, promptly, like
a soldier, to receive, with appropriate cere-
mony, his superior; but said superior, much
TO the surprise of his expectsnts, instead of
coming into the depot to be received in the
usual style, and entertained with hospit-
able eclst, stopping his special train at the
junction, annie above, jumped out and
vent to dinner with an ex confederate Off
eer-Csptsin Glenn Tor somebody much
to the bewilderment Of his courteously as
siduous host.
HE sUsPENDs A MACON PAPER.
The Journal and Messenger has been
suspended by order. of General Steadmsn.
The morning of the Generals arrival in
Macon, very unfortunately for that i'm
practicable Newspaper, one of its freaks,
sven more fantastic thsn usual was perpe-
trsted in esssying 10 make public sport of
the phrase "loyal citizen" Representing
that If swearing TO the Amnesty Oath in
q state of "Dutch courage" constituted
loyalty, he was now entitled TO be so re-.
garded. others might not find preparato-
~ stimulsnt necessary to the act, although
the editor had done so. And that under
such circumstances, having duly appended
hie signature, he Smiled again, and 60
he became fortified in rear and front"
As soon as Stesdman saw this remarkable
frivolity, he directed the Provost Marshal
General to prepare sn order of arrest, di-
rsctlng General Wilson TO seize the press
and type OF the Journal and Messenger
office, and forbid the further publication
of the paper, under any conditions, at the
same time placing the editor in close con-
fnement, on the ground hat his publica-
ton was well-csleulAted, and, doubtless, in
tended to clog the wheels of reconstruc-
ton by lettering the people from taking
the oath of amnesty" and finally charg-
ing that the editor was utterly devoid Of
principle, that ever mis- oath could not be
trusted. Rose and Burr are proprietors.
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WANGED-To Rent 3 large loft OF
W roo suitable for finishing gilt mouldings; al
10 q Dwelling, convenient to business, or on line Of
Street Rs road. EentnOt TO exceed 800. For fur-
Their particulars, inquire at Merchants Dispatch,
% Bank II. aug3.234 I
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ITO BE LEE-With immediate posses
Il sion, a large st0neJ DEenit G, : splendid green
heu e, aud Is Bcres OF lapd. plenty O. fTnst,-6 M e.
W q Of Clevelaud, on Detroit Il. roa1. F5r particu-
lars aud terms, a5plY TO RLCh'D P0LGAHD. HAST
Rock pOrt. d.. a--a-r RUe8ES2f
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~ -..f.a F0R MAYOR.
Votes. Mai.
Mlnam Ihyiot 81
NJ. a.
CLERK OF HUsTIsGs COURT.
Robert Howard
George L. Christian
sHHRIFP.
Henry Il. IVY
John W. Wright ,3Z2-3zB
ATTORNEY OF CIRCUIT COURT
byttleton TazeWell $50 T2 :
Marmaduke ,66S-S96
william H. Lyons has feen eiestsd Judge Of the
Hastings Court without opposition u
X. T. Daniel, Attorney Of Hastings Court, was
also elected without opposition.
The salient feature of these elections is
that the bitterest rebels were sure of get
ting the largest vote, and that the best re-
communication to office under the Union
was to have fought against the Union.
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TIVE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
4 for second-haLd Furniture and Carpets, at H,
Moore's 0 d stand, l6l Ontario st., cor. Of Michigan.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-04

UOR sALE-THR LARGE DOUBLE
HOuFe, IS and s. Prospect street. suitable for .
boeriink no Use. Terms easy. EnQuire
WrnoBEE 81 the lfios o. BaokuB Noble. te1eE
DHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
IGBEMEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for .
cents. Enclose an ~enEelope with your own name,
TFfv - raa = Fta 1ei2 %
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WANTED-A good Cook and s House
W maid accustomed 20 needle-Eofk. Apply 70
Mrs. ROSE, corner Ot Forest and Ktnsnan ste.
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NEW STYLE GOLD EAR-DROP-
IN At COWLEs a CO.'S.
HJa ul Hsddsl HeUss,
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on CRY, August 2.

Special Dispatch to the Pittsburgh Commercial
Fhe Cherry Run and Pithole Company
have struck q twenty barrel well on Hick-
DRY Island, one mile below Oil City. Pros
d ets highly encouraging. .er g. Z.
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The BIehmOnd Election.
HEADQUARTERs DISTRICT OF HENRICo, !

4-nha-ssll~-i-nTs ths -Aiiis~.y oder re-
scinding the recent municipal election in
Rinhuond.
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EOR hENF-TWo superior Photograph
Gsneries= 9 sple.did hall and six chambers. In
anire at ofies, over store 14 Superior
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r OSE.-P. P. HELVEY, 8 HARD
IL WORKING sailor he'd the misfortune TO IOse
on Tuesday afternoon = roli Of money amounting
30 about SO, between the drug store Of g. ri,
Clark and the Railroad Hetel on River fret
This money Is the fruit Of his labor for this season
Any one finding the money will confer an actef
humAgity BY leaving 1t at ths Leader Office, and be
will be literally rewarded. a augR:E33
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~ U. 8. sac Six Per Cent.
COLD BONDS.
These Bonds sre worth 8 handsome premium and
are exempt. Is are all the Government Bonds, rom
Oouaiy, and Haaieipal tasaaos. tshieh adds JrolFl one
10 three Per cent. per aahaus % tAer vqlus, scOoqding
to the rate levied upon ether property. Tbs inter
est is payable sepi-anuually By Coupons attached
10 each note, which may be o1t OF and sold tp any
bank or banker. 'isnl Lo ~tl--iIfe
The interest at z-sO per ct. amounts 10
one Cent per Day ON a $50 Note.
sTsr "a - goa : 9
a g TA " d-7 s $1,000
a. mosw Of :" $4,000
Notes Of all denohfnatons named win be prompt
y furnished upon receipt Or subscriptions,
The Notes Of the Third Series are precisely simt
Tar in Torn and privileges 10 the s~oven-Ihirtes
Already seId, except that the Government deserves
to itself the option o. paying interest in gold coin
at per cent. instead Of 3 l0ths in currency. Sub
Icribsrs will deduct the interest IN currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe. "a
The delivery Of the notes Of 1his third series Of
the Seven thirtits win commence on the lst Of
June, aud viii be made promptly and eontinuously
amer that date.
The. slight chang madS IN the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of inter
est. The payment in gold, II made, win BE- ~equiva-
tent to the currency interest Of tho higher rate.i
Thersturn to specie payments, In 'thea sEeht Of
which Oniy. Smt the option to pay interest IN Sold
bo awaited or would 80 reduce AID eqpAizs prices
that purchases made with six per cent in gold
would be fully equsIto those made with SeVsn and
thrSs.enthS per cent, in currency. This is
The Only Loan
Now Ousretby the Government and Its superior
advantages make It the a.
Great Popular Loan Of the Peoples
Less than $780, OO, COZ Ofthe Loan authorized b
the last Congress- sre now on the market. This
amount, at the,rate at which 1t Is being absorbed,
will be subscribed for within sixty days. when
the notes viii uhdSubsedly command e~3Prsmiun,
- has Uniformly been the csSons closing the Cubs
S~oriptions 10 other LQsRAr $500 +
In order that citizens Of every town and section
/ ottbs oouptry may be aHOrdef facilities for taking
/ ths losn, the Nsfiops1 B9nks, State Banks, and
EPriVAts Benkers Throughout the country have geh-
1 eralIy agreed to Teesive subscriptions at par. Sab
sorIbers viii select their own agents, in whom shsy
have confidence, and sAo only are 70 be fespohAble.
for the delivery Of the notes fOr which they receive
l L471ff- EfiEH-.sf Hn 4ol Dos a-ii 90
~ f3=HJd cs- LAY COOKE
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EoR SALE CHEAP.-Avscsnt lot on
Il the easterIy side OF Forest street. near Barker
vile. on SUyille street. inquire Of
aug3.42 " AkERkulkH, 22 Snpanor ~
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A GENTS WANTBD@S6 to $l2R day
n paid to good AGENTS, male or female. % ell tha
Mhsoa Sewing. NJ .ohins- IL will stitch, hem. ~,
fUcE- Ford lind. quilt aud eubroider beautifully.
ID mas been decided il the U. y Court. that the
WiEon Sewing Msohine is no infTing ment For
GrTs.ud 70 -- - .r Jy24.236
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1.-TWO Pc aFABEE ENGINES FOR
n SALE, Eirht Horse Power, in good running
order. Price sou each Enquirs Of -TT :
anra. "a u NJ Ifa Ennnrinr III !
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nRIED FRUIT FOR sALE-15O
II barrels DRIED APples, at es Merwin st
auc3. gg2 ~OOTTRETT,
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on strike on me AIIerheny.

The Pittsburgh Commercial correspon-
dent at Oil City sends it the following dis
patch, relative to the latest strike in that
vicinity:
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEYIIl
w II You want TO make mo ley go get a State or
GOuuty right for the only original LOCKS PATENT
FL0UR AND SAUCE SITTER, tae o Az one in the
mafket thgt will do as isi represented. We. caution
every one looking I'M a legitimate business against
6uFing auy interi0r article that may be imposed upl
on the uusus pecting buyer Call and satisfy your-
sell that Wnzt We say IL racked up BY the SIFTER
itself, not by talk. j.. II. MASON, Agent for the
Me-iern stataa. 50 slnlh Side Pnhlic SLnare- ~ ~
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u /. BALDWIN s. co.
II e. OFFER THIS DAY:
rlv tiain Jaoensts ard Perealos,
White and COiored 0rgandies,
C6l0red Wool Grenadines,
m.-, 81 Hermann RHd Grenadines,
Printed Linen Lawns,
-asp4 Steel snd French Grey Poplins, -r
Hnyles' Chintz CambTcs,
n Hoyles"A Mourning Prints,
rr. Sooleh and French GiRghAms,
Misses Psrasols,
H Llama Lace Points,
fr4 4T ' RAInHIH 4 90.
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. UNITED STATES i. ~,
so LOAN.
THIRD sERIEs.
e. $2sO,OOO,OOO.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned, taeGeneraIs Subscription Agent for
the iAIo Of United States Securities, Offers to she
public the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and thpe-tenths per cent. interest per Annum
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II OSIERY AND GLOVES-A large
IL and fully assorted stOod at
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GENTS eveT7

HORSE-SH0ESl-MBE sHQEsL
I1A fuTfaeT EuppIy. inst receNed, Of bh0enDeI-
80 eei brsteI HAMMER-MADE HORSE AND
MblE SHOES. For sale as wh0lesale by MORhl-
son F0STER, Iron and Nail WAREHOUSES, River 81
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
BERaA.-Wm be sold cheap. This ia 3 rare
opportunity for GarmAuH or others ceHlrouB OF edu-
easing thor children at the schools Of Berea, and TO
offain. 4 home at small figures Address T. .. BOX
I3I Beraa, or LEADER Office, Cleveland, Ohio
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FOR sALE-HOUSE AND LOT 145
L Lake ct. Houssia tip-top condition. Enquire
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FOR SALE-My House and Lot No.
L sIs Prospect st. 7 GARLICK. JZ:33
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k00SALEsMBE WANTED-To 50
CV0 iicit and al for the Life oGjiat

Expsienced AGENTS, Professional men, Lay Preach
ers, Teachers, MechbBics and Fsrners even, will bind
I'll pleasant. and at the same time q lUeratiFeoc-
cu6Ation the coming season. a old agent writes
sIsaEs from IS to rs subscriber per week" 2
For further informant N apply PeTsonalg to or I'D
dre# by mail, {. 4. BOLTON g. BROS, Publishers Of
and General Agents for Books and Eugraylns, at
No.6, 81 door, Lyman's ocks near Oourt hon e.
Cleveland, Ohio. NZl:A4
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S50O00 MoNEY ADYAN0kp1-

QOO.OOO IN gums to srit-at the old stand and
Wsn-knoEn MAGNETS LOAN 0FFIOR, On Seen.
rites OieYeEy kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches,
niamsnds, Silver Ware, Jeveiry. sGunB, Pistols,
UOthingsDU Goods, Piancs, MelodeOns, and all per-
Eplal property and articles Of value, on tbe most sat-
lsflctary terms. Business strietly private. eEstsb-
lishsdf Oh MA variety Of uDFfdeemed Watch
Is, IsWsly Guns, etc, lor sale at bnrgni1a.
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-13

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