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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

lS-l1-
Stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit
Prop Rocket, Wetmore, Green Bay
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, OgdensbUTgh
Prop Dictator, Rogers, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, RollO, Ogdensburgh
Brig Paragon, st Clair, Bay City
Schr W H Chapman, Gilmore, Toledo
Schr Darien, Marsilliot, Buffalo
Schr II c Post, Chapman, Black River
Schr J $ Miner, Cameron, Bay City
Schr Eagle, Barrow, keley's Island
Schr Dolphin, Mayville, Detroit
Schr Challenge, Fitzgerald, Bay City
Schr ZOuaye, Barrow, Kelley's Island
Schr d L Couch, Maddox, PIT Huron
Schr Preble, Ellery, Port Huron
Schr 7 Baker, Robinson, HOughtOn
Scow Mary and Lucy, 0lmsted, Port Huron
Scow Selma, Park, Detroit
Scow Eagle, Powell, Toledo
Scow Sutler Girl, Burlingame. Kelley's Island
SchT Eugene, Brymsn, Port Huron
Schr John + Prince, johnson, Toledo
CLEARED -..-.-..Oct 16-l7.
Stmr Morning Star, viger, Detroit
Prop Wisconsin, Brown, Toledo
Prop TiOga, Sisson, Dunkirk
Prop Dictator, Rogers, Toledo
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, Detroit
Prop Comet, Wetmore, Buffalo
Brig c Williams, Parsons, Detroit
Schr Arrow, Brown, Detroit
Schr W II Willard, Sherwood, Detroit
Schr Zouave, Barrow, Kelley's Island
Schr John Thursby, Becker, HoughtOn
Schr Eagle, Barrow, kelley's Island
Schr J 5 Miner, Cameron, Toledo
Schr W II Chapman, Gilmore, Kelley's Island
Scow Sutler Girl, Burlingame, Kellep's Island
ScOw HeTzynia, Kelso, Gibraltar
Scow Eagle, Powell, Kelley's Island
Scow Liberty, Jones, Saginaw
Scow + Prince, johnson, Vermillion
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ness sacrilege, BY Keeping the Iucre.


TIE HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-The Probate
Court was occupied yesterday in investigat-
ing the hGboas corpus case brought by Mr..
William lutheran, of Rockport, against
Bridget Mckay, guardian of his minor chill
dren, to recover possession of said children,
who are now in the Catholic Orphan Asylum
on the West Side. The case will consume
the whole of to-day. Messrs. Backus, Estep
and Keith appear for plaintiff, and Wiley
and Carey for defendant.
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ECLIPSE OF THE SUS-Look out for the
annular eclipse of the sun tomorrow morn
ing. The observation will begin at SIS,
and occupy three hours and four minutes,
reaching its highest point at nine o'clock.
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Chicago NIarket-Oct. IL.

FLOUR-Dul.
WHEAr-Quiet and closed at a decline of 41295e
for No. l. Sales at sl,S5@1 ,36A for No l; Sl,l4
@1,1G for No 2.
CORN-DuIl and declined 2@214e. Sales at 4Oe
for No. 1; and 4I% for No 2.
doing
HIGHwINEs-DuIl. S2,2I%a2,23.
R~ECEIPTs-Flour 1000 Dbl; wheat $1,000 bu;
corn 174,O 0 bu; outs G., 900 bu.
SHIPMENTs-Flour $500 bbls; wheat $4,000 bu;
corn ia, 900 bu; oats 90, 600 bu.
FREIGHTs-Eirm and 29215 higher. 15@l7c on
corn; I7GI71ac on wheat to Buffalo.
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MONEY Decentralization is called to the
advertisement, found elsewhere, of Rev. Mr..
Warren, 16I Ohio streetsannouneing that he
has recently lost so in five dollar bills. Mr..
Warren can i'll afford to lose said portion Of
worldly goods, and we trust that he who
finds the Grant notes will not add to mean
ness sacrilege, by keeping the lucre.
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REcAPrURED.-George HoPwood, who
broke jail in Elyria some months since, was
arrested in Grafton, Monday, and brought to
this city yesterday morning by Deputy
United States Marshals H. n. Bill and J.
U. Gridley. He was lodged in the jail.
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SPRUNG A LEAK.-The schooner Tornado,
Captain Clement, with a cargo of 10000
bushels of wheat, sprunga leak, last Thurs
day, on Lake Ontario, and had to go into
port. The seow Lake City, loaded with
lumber, sprung a leak and sank in harbor
at Detroit last week.
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R K By TELEGRAPH.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press-l
NEW YORk, October II.

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Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press-l
NEW YoRk, October II.
STOCK MARKET
At the morning board there was a large amount
of stock thrown on the market and prices were
lower throughout the list. Of Reading 9,OOO
shares were sold at u decline of "a. Michigan
Southern and Cleveland & Pittsburgh were also
Dressed for sale. Erie was weak, with 40 or 40
shares.
frmer tone, and there was An increased demand for
Stoke.
At the last open board there was a more decided
upward movement and prices were bctter. The
following are the closing sales New York Central
IS. Eric 9s1[. Hudson IOGEG1O7, Reading 1880
ll6A, Michigan Southern 70, North Western SIG
3l5, do. preferred 65965H.
GOVERNMENTS.
Government stocks are heavy and lower. 5-25s
are Il lower on the old issue. lO-4Os have declined
Il, and other securities are held at the closing
prices of yesterday.
MONEY MARKE
The Commercial sVys there is another sharp pinch
in The money market. The demand for currency
foom western cities is vsry pressing, and some
banks with large western accounts are ineonven-
fenced by the pressure. At the same time the mer-
chants are withdrawing their balances from the
banks to lend them on the street at higher rates.
Up to the present time the relief from the Sub
Treasury has been less than supposed. The Treas
ury holds currency enough to meet the probable
calling in of temporary loans without any mcOn-
yenience to its own management, and we have good
reasons to believe that it is not calling in its depos-
its with the National Bgnk to meet then payments.
The street demand for money was active at 7 per
cent. on call, and good borrowers have no difficulty
id getting money at that rate.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocks quiet, with sales at the follow
ing rates
Buchanan Farm IS; Bennehof Run 1035; Excel
sior rs; Oceanic 50; Oil Creek l6Gi Pithole Creek
76I; Eureka 80; Rocky Run 40; Connate 1000;
Coerett 100: Mckinley 275; First National 40
Rynd Farm 96; United States 28GO.
Petroleum is firm, with sales of 900 bbls refined
at CSC in bond, and 1000 bbls at 62H. Crude is
quoted at 3sc. P
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The following are the quotations at the Dry
Goods Exchange to-day
Brown Atlantic q SIC; bloached Wamsetta 54@
&C.
Prints-Merrimac D 32H; sprague 80.
The following dispatches have been bulletined on
the Dry Goods Exchange, Boston:
No change since yesterday The market stiff,
especially in cotton, and many buyers are in the
market.
BALTIMORE, October 17.-Trade not brisk, and
standards quoted at &c; cotton 60.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE market for cot
ton stiff woolens sold up firm Providence print
cloth, GA squire, for present delivery DC Mid
ding cotton firm at 62953e.
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DIED.

LATIIR0P-0n Sunday evening, October 18th
Lucy Kellogg, wife Of VIM. A. Lathrop, aged "a
years.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral services, Wednesday the 18th inst, at
o'clock, p. NJ, at their residence on University
HEIGHTS,
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MY DEAR SIR:
81 cannot come.
Marine News.

AsnoRE.-The brig Ocean is ashore near
Fairport, Lake county. The scow Indus
try is ditto at Port BurwelL c. W, but will
easily get of. The schooner Traveller was
lately driven ashore at Rondeau, while
loading with lumber. The tug j. U. Mas
tiers, with steam pumps, has gone to her re-
lief.
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River street that evening, not knowing it
was loaded, the piece was discharged and
the contents took effect IN the neck of the
purchaser. An ugly wound was inflicted,
and from the effects of it he died yesterday
morning,
FHE GRISD tr6lAS 0PBRA.-0n Saturday
evening iiext we are to have Verdiis Opera
IF I'll Trovatore" performed by the Ghioni
and susini Opera Company at Brainard's
Hall. We trust our fellow-citizens will not
let this opportunity slipof hearing this very
popular opera presented, as it will be, in a
perfect form, and with a complete chorus
and orchestra, under the popular manage
ment of Mr.. Max ~Strakosch. Madame An
giolina Ghioni, the prima donna, comes
among us with an immense reputation. Her
operate tour has been one complete ova-
ton. Her voice is not only a very powerful
one, but extremely sympathetic, and in her
rendering of the role which she will essay
in Cleveland for the first time, she has won
marked distinction. Manager Strakozeh
may deem himself very fortunate in being
able to secure SO valuable a cantatriee.
The popular Madame Patti strakosch will
make her first appearance in Cleveland this
season. All our musical friends are well
acquainted with this lady's talents, and we
trust she will meet with the reception
which her eminent qualifications entitle
her to. Signor Maccaferri will essay the
tenor role. He also comes to US with a con-
siderable reputation, having rendered this
part both in the New York and Brooklyn
Academies of Music. Sig. Marcusi, the
eminent baritone, will assist, and Segnor
susini, the great basso profundo, will no
doubt once more delight his friends here by
his thoroughly artistic render ng of the
part assigned to him.
. Manager StrakOsch has engaged these ar
lists at an immense outlay, and we trust
for our credit as a musical people that he
will not have cause to regret paying us a
visit.
We-aresreauested to state that reserved
seats can be secured at Bralnards Music
Store tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
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BufTaIO MarketOcE IL

F~LOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Inactive. Parties apart
CORN-IIeavy and nominal.
OATS. Dull.
BARIEY-Held at 81, 14915 for Canada.
RYE--N ominal.
WHIsKY-Sales 200 bbls. at S2,22-
PoRK---Scarce and firm at $500.
CANAL FREIGHTs-To New York: Wheat Csc,
corn &c, oats Ii@144e.
IMPoRTs-Flour 1924 bbls; wheat 10000 bu;
corn l52, lac; oats As, 224; barley 6,274; rye 1l,49i.
CANAL ExPoRTs-FOr "a hours Wheat 3,729;
corn Il, 800 bu; oats SO, T79.
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SocIABLE.-The first sociable of Co. E.,
29th regiment, viii be held tonight in Gar
retts Hall. The affair is in the hands of
enterprising gentlemen, who will no doubt
make the occasion a very pleasant one.
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The GULIsTAN OR ROSE GARDEN. By Musle.
HIDDEN Sheik Saadi, of Shiraz. Trans
lated from the original by Francis Glad
win. Boston: Ticknor and Fields. 1855.
The above is the first translation of the
Persian Saadi not only, but of any Eastern
poet, which has appeared in America. The
translation here selected is that of the Eng
lish Oriental scholar, Francis Gladwin, as
possessing the most simple and forcible
preface by Ralph Waldo Emerson, and an
essay on the life and genius of Saadi, by
James Ross, has also been prefxed.
There are but few books which men must
read, and Saadi is one of the authors who
has added to this stock literature. The book
has long been in demand in America, and
there is room for its Oriental largeness. AT
first glance it would seem that there can be
no sympathy between the Eastern and West
ern mind. The Eastern genius is profoundly
contemplative, while the Western nations
find their element in the material and their
enjoyment in ineessant activity. Devoted
to gain and the acquisition of power, how
can they fraternize with the devotees of the
East, whose devotion seems fanaticism and
frenzy? Nevertheless the relation exists,
and one can hardly conceive that a better
fortune could befal the Western mind than
that of coming in contact with the genius Of
the East, and subjecting its thoughts and
aims to the influence of the same.
The Gulistan is for sale by Cobb, Andrews
g. Co
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CLEARRD.-The schooner R. NJ. Brown,
Captain Higgins, cleared Monday morning
from Toledo, for Boston, Mass, loaded with
10000 feet of black walnut lumber.
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N UEALEHs IN
W
LEGAL NOTICES..

ITO FREDERICK J. PRENTlSS, CLERK
of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Cuyahogs and State of Ohio; 1t Is
ordered that the Courts Of the Fourth judicial
District of the State of Ohio, for the year 1866,
commence and be held as follows
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In THE County OF ERIE-DIsTRIcr COURF.
On Monday the 23d day Of April.
COMMON Pleas.
On Monday the 5th day of February.
On Monday the 18th day of May.
On Monday the LIST day of October.
In THE COUNTY OF HuRoN-DIsTRIcT COURT
On Monday the 3Oth day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 26th day Of February
ON Tuesday the 18th day of June.
ON Monday the 18th day Of November.
IL THE COUNTY OF L~UcAs-DIsTRIcr COURT
On Monday the 10th day Of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 10th day of February
On Monday the 2Ist day Of May.
On Monday the 18th day of October.
In THE COUNTY OF SANDUsKY-DIsTRIcF COURT
On Friday the goth day of April.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 5th day Of February.
ON Monday the 9TH day Of May.
On Monday the LIST day Of october.
IN THE COUNTY OF OTTAwA-DIsTRIcr COURT.
On Thursday the 10Th day Of April
COMMON PLEAS.
On Tuesnay tho 2uth day OF March.
on Tuesday the 9TH day Of June.
On Tuesday the 30th day of October
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
IL THE COUNTY OF LoRAIS-DIsTRIcT COURT.
On Monday the 9th day of August.
COMMON PLEAS
On Tuesday the 27th day Of February.
On Tuesday the 10th day of May
On Tuesday the 18th day of November.
IN THE COUNTY OF MEDISA-DISTRIcr CoURT.
On Wednesday the 10Th day of August.
CoMMoS Pleas.
On Tuesday the 10th day Of February.
On Tuesday the I'D day Of May.
On Tuesday the 50th day Of October.
IL THE COUNTY OF sUNMrr-DIsTRIcr COURT.
On Friday tho 3lst day Of August.
COMMON Pleas
On Tuesday the 3Oth day of January.
On Tuesday the LIST day Of May.
On Tuesday the 10th day Of October.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
IN THE COUNTY OF CUYAHoGA-DIsrEICT COURT.
On Thursday the 9th day Of September.
COMMON PLEAS.
On Monday the 18th day Of February.
On Monday the 14th day of May.
On Monday the 18th day of November.
Witness the official signatures of all the Judges
of said Fourth Judicial District, at the Common
Pleas Clerks Office, in the City Of Cleveland, in
said Cuyahoga County, this 2lst day Of September,
A. ID. 1865:
John FITCH,
S. +. TAYLOR.
j. NJ. COFFINBERRY, Judges as
HORACE FO0TE, aforesaid.
THOMAS H0LTON.
STEVENSON BURKE.
II STATE OF OHIO, !, Frederick J. Prem
CUYAHOGA COUNTY IS )tiss, Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas of said County do hereby certify
the foregoing to be a true copy of the original or
der, now on file in my Office, fixing the time for
holding the Courts of Common Pleas and District
Court in the several counties Of che Fourth Judi
cial District Of the state Of Ohio, for the year 1866.
IN testimony whereof, 1 heTeuntO subscribe
- my name and afix the seal of said Court,
lI at Cleveland, this 9th day Of September, a.
D., 1865.
FREDERICK J. PRENTISS, Clerk.
~sep29:256 BY Z. 5. COGswELL, Deputy Clerk.
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DIED FROM THE EFFECTS OF A GUSsHoT
WoUxD.-A German boy, whose name we
do not know, bought for a triAe a pistol of a
negro soldier, last Monday afternoon. While
showing it to a son of james Richards on.
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New York stock Maoket-Oct. II.

= GovERNMENT SrocKs-Heavy and 1s9A lower.
United States e. $40 coupons ex-November 1879
do new issue 1929; do registered l02. Treasury
7-30 Sd series 975s; North Carolina Is IS.
STOCKs-Heavy.
Ohio & Mississippi Certificates 291s; Western
Union Telegraph 10; Quicksilver 49%; New York
Central 994; Erie 9l2s; Hudson 1915 Michigan
Southern T515; Reading 1lS5{; Illinois Central
l3s; Pittsburg 7TA; Northwestern 3l%; do pre-
ferred $50; Prairie Du Chen 6S54; Fort Wayne
gg3[.
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RAILROAD EARSINGs.-The total earnings
of the C. & P. Railroad for the month of
September were S24S,41S.4O, being an in
crease over the same month, last year, of
SJ.2qSL.
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CITY NEWS

RAIS.@The mercury in the barometer run
down rapidly yesterday, and rain began
falling early in the evening, continuing at
intervals, throughout the night.
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C0WLES-BARKER-0n October 18th, 1865, by
the Rev. B. c. Warner, Mr.. Columbus CowIes, Of
Scion, Cuyahoga county, to Mrs. Mary C. Barker,
of Burton, Geauga county.
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$1,000 RcWard.-The above reward will be
given TO any person who can furnish a prescrip-
tion for Coughs, Colds, whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
Tanks Mellifuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
of consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
Hhuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
n16:R5
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Cleveland WhOlesaIe Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. II, 1865.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
Osteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
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CLAIM AGENTS.
WM. E. preston,

Nulcessof % z. Q. bIucu q IIcsIun3J
Licensed h Army & Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE 40. l LYMAN'S BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Money and all otoer War Claims.
"a Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
d. G., oeVOtes his entire time to the collection Of
0FFIcER's ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates of Nom
indebtedness aud obtaining paw.
rs Fees low No charges until we accomplish
what we undertake.
German Language Enoken anI3
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New Books.

Coon COMPANY FOR EVERY DAY IN THE
YEAR. Boston: Ticknor and Fields
1885,. ait+ IA #t-t
The enterprising publishers have issued,
in this volume, a book which hints of the
gift publications of the holidays. 1t is ele-
gantly gotten up in green and gold, and is
adorned, within, by at least a dozen excel
lent engravings. Whittier, Lowell, Oliver
Cromwell Milton, Graham of Clayerhouse,
Goethe, Prescott, Dante's Beatrice, Bayard
Taylor, Leonardo da Vinci, Titan, Haw-
thorne and Longfellow, with two or three
imaginative engrayings, are the embelish-
ments taken in order.
This volume is uniform with "Favorite
Authors and Household Friends for Every
Season, books already published. The
papers are selections from the most promi-
ment authors of the day, American and
English.
For sale by Incham & Bragg.
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NEGRO Observation-Disclosures, Kelly and
Icons troupe of minstrels gave a second en-
tertainment at Brainard's Halllast evening.
A good house was in attendance, as on the
first occasion. They appear tonight for the
third and last time, offering an entirely new
programme. The troupe has thus far given
the highest satisfaction. The send men"
are perfectly irresistible. Their budget OF
comicalities, jests, etc, is not so old that 1T
is musty. The jokes are new, and the bur
Iasoues. and other comic features of the en-
terfainment are exceedingly pleasing. We
advise all classes who are spelling for a
laugh, to 90 to Brainard's Hall this evening.
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NENT'S TRAVELLING SHAWLS.
VI oe4 J. Il. DEWITT s co.
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"Intemp'rate youth, by sad experieece found,
Ends in an age imperfect and unsOund."
Colds produce CATARRH, which if not checked
in its earliest stages will become very difficult to
control, and if allowed to become chronic and
nothing is done, will surely result in Bronchitis or
Consumption. This disease may be permanently
cured by the use of DR.. d. II. Seeley's LIQUID
CATARRH REMEDY, even in its worst form, if
directions are carefully followed. ootI6:R3
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NEwBERRY CoAL.-The best coal in this
market for all purposes is beyond a question
Newberry Coal. 1t burns bright, cheerful,
and produces intense heat is much harder
than MassiIIon, Mineral Ridge, or ChiPpe-
wa, and is afforded at a less price. Those
who have tried it, have ordered their sup
ply for the winter. While other coal is adj
vancing almost daily, this coal is sold at
the old price.
Call on Keith, c. & P. R. P. Pier, or
Hammond, Vineyard St, who are the only
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For sale by Ingham & Bragg.

AIALANTA IN OALfDOn- i Tragedy. by
Algernon Charles %Swinburne. Boston !:
Ticknor and Fields. 1865.
This tragedy, in a certain wild vigor of
conception, strength of execution, tone and
finish, suggests the tragedies of Eschylus.
CWe refer now, of course, TO the translations
Of the great tragic poet, to be found in
Bohm,s HPonies," but we say it in an under
tone and an aside lest our Alma Mater hear
it and take confusion of face.) The argu-
ment, briefly sketched, is as follows: Al
thea, daughter of Thestius and Eurythe-
mis-, queen of Calydon, being with child of
Meleager her first-born son, dreamed that
she brought forth a brand burning. Upon
his birth the three Fates came and prophe-
sled that he should nave great strength
of hand, good worldly fortune, and
should die on the consuming of the
brand. The mother then snatched
the brand and kept it. The child became a
man, sailed with Jason in quest of the gold
en- fleece, became a famous daredevil, and
finally scattered the army of Etolia- Ar
tennis got mad at this, and let slip a wild
boar upon the land of Calydon. The boar
tore things, as the Greeks had no pen or
"Pound" which could contain him. All
Greece gathered, and among the chiefs, At
Atlanta, an Arcadian virgin, to kill the mas
culine hog. For the virgins sake, Artemis let
Meleager kill said swine, when he forthwith
presented Atalanta the pork, in consideration
Of which she, being fond ofhim, more Moved
him. But the uncles Of Meleager, Toxeus
and Plexipus, hankered after some of the
pork, and so were provoked at Atalanta for
taking it all. They accordingly laid in
wait for her to take away the spoil. But
Meleager, being an excellent policeman,
was on the watch and slew them. Whereat
his mother, sister of the deceased" got
mad and tossed the aforesaid brand into the
fire. Meleager's soulwent out on the smoke
of the billet Of wood, and his mother soon
followed him to the grave. ATLANTA lived
a good while Oh the pork, for the brute was
a monster and awful tough. Thus ended
the boar-hunt. But the story is not a bore.
For Sale by Ingham & Bragg.
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A Remedy for the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have an ~effectual
cure for this truly Troublesome disease. MIR. J. P.
Hazarde, of I4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used a small quantity of
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. 1t is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, Cincin
natl, Ohio, and sold by all Druggists.
Benton & Durham, Cleveland, o. myers
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHAWLS.-1,OOO Wool Shawls, Single
~ and Double, New Patterns.
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO.,
OcI3 217 SuperiOr street
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TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY-A
fine assortment, at COWLES co.'s.
ocIO 13T WaddaTl uors.