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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
ToNSoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY, As Public Square,
HAS ALL The LATEST INVENTIONS m WIG WORK.

SEE d ILLUSION WI9-It its to a charm.
CURLs-FRESCH NATURAL KlEGLEr5
Jus received idireoO ; large qusptity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examins and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES AND BRAID1A large and we'll
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU-
GENE BOWS and FREHOd HEAD-rRESsES.
made By the advertiser eqaal 10 those imported.
- Ladies' own Braids made into any Of the
above He.d-Dresses without injury 70 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and hair Cutting
donetn tbs latest and most prevailing styles.
VI Observation-Disclosures attention paid 10
this branch Of the business The best Of Dye used.
HOT AND COLD BAfHS always ready. The
best eatning apartments in the city. ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
OswEGO WARKET. August IL.

O9WE8O WARRET. August n.
fBT FsLEaRAPB.I
HOur-UnchGnged. Sales 1t 81 so for No ]
spring; IS 90 for re- winter; 50 10 Tor white; 50 70
aSl0 70 for double extra
Wheat-scATce, quiet and unchanged. Sales
No. 1 Milwaukee club ct 81 40; No 3 do 81 30.
COrn-scaroe. Sales Westel u mixed At 7Sei un-
round 7bo.
Oats-scarce. Ohio soc.
Canal Freights-Dui- Flour 40s4lo, wheat
9Zc, corn SIC, 10 New York.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

ROwDYIsN.-We do not believe there is g
town of the size of Mesdville anywhere in
the country, where more drunken, worth
less loafers have found an abiding place
than here. We had, at one time, q sort
of a police force, the members of which
could be found in some underground sa-
loon at any time playing euchre for the
drinks, and who were afraid to arrest any
Of these roughs, as they were all personal
friends {" and it might cause hard feelings.
Unchecked now for over two years, by any
restraints Whatever, these Vagsbonds have
increased like the frogs in Egypt, and their
drunken howlings make night hideous
from sunset to sunrise. The great want
of Msadville is a good police force, and
that she must have shortly. A force COM
posed of experienced men, who will not be
afraid to arrest a drunken man because he
belongs to one of the p. F. M.'s-Fast Fam
lilies of Meadville---or any other reason.
Uatil this is done persons cannot expect
g. thing else than insult and outrage in
our streets, 20 -U.# HENo,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

MARINE D1sAsrERs.-The Detroit Tribune
says the schooner Sailor Boy, Captain
Robert A. Long, was towed into sheboy-
gan, Wisconsin, on the 9th instant. She
had lost both mssts in a gale on the night
previous, but sustained no other damage.
She was loaded with corn, and bound for
Buffalo. The tug RyersOn tOwed her to
Milwaukee on Monday for repairs.
The NOrthsrn Transportation COmPany's
propeller Norman is high and dry at the
Flats, opposite the two lights. Two tugs
were working at her Monday.
The bark North West, of Chicago, is re-
ported in perilous predicsment on shsbOy-
gan Point, opposite Bots Blank Island. It
was feared, at last advices, that she would
go to pieces. She was built for B. s. Ship
ard, Of Chicago, by Peck & Masters, of this
city, in 1852, and is valued at $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

A NU1sANoE.-Passers-by aud families
residing in the neighborhood, complain of
the horrible smells issuing from q meat
market at the east end of Chestnut street
bridge, owned, we believe, by Walster &
Pearson. If they would clean up the room
once in six months, at least, it might pos
Sibly have q good effect upon their bust
ness and would certainly be more pleasant
for those living in the vicinity.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

RUxAwAY.-Two men we're riding along
Ontario street yesterday morning, when
the horse took fright north of the Market
House. It made g plunge for the bank,
when, seeing its danger, suddenly wheeled,
and turned square of, Overturning the
vehicle and splitting the men, potatoes and
various vegetables in very PrOmiscuous
style. The animal keptOn his course, when
suddenly the hind wheels brought, up
against a post, and became discovered from
the wagon. A little further on the fore
wheels got snapped off the thills, and the
horse brought up in the Aerated Bread
Works.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
MEADVILLE NEWS,

[DaiIy correspondence of the Cleveland LELDER. I
MEADvILLE, August 16, 1866.
AwAY.-Absence from the place for ssvs-
---:iI ~~oala1t for the non-annaaYanca
of yOur daily Of d TENS.
Apromise to be more regular hereafter will,
we hope, be a sufficient apology to your
readers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
for Cuy ahogs County will be held 1t Cleve-
land, In the Court House, Room No 4. third story,
CON mencing at 10 A. n. and closing at 4 P. N as
follows: August 28th, September 18Th, October 7th,
hovembsr 9Th and 18th, December 9Th, January
9Th; at Beres November 18th, aud at Warrensville
Centre, October 2lst, commencing ct this last place
ct 9 A. M. and closing ct 8 P. M.
There will be NO exsmln stions IN February, 1866.
J. B ALLEN,
l.. W. FORD
o. W. KENDALL,
aulI:2H Board o. Examiners.
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LEADER.
G Is, 1865.
~TRHVELKK's REGIsTKR.

~ OitiEonI wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains OF Boat, Win Be called for By OoaohW
Of stsven1' Omnibus Line, BY lsaviRg their address
Of tbs Omnibus once, 1f Superior street, naXs
door 10 the Wsddeu HouBs.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

ALLEGHENY CoLLEaE.-Appearances indi-
cate that the attendance at this institution,
which opens on the goth of September, q
month later than usual, will be nearly
double what it was the corresponding time
last year. This college is rapidly taking
its proper place among the frat institutions
of le ring in the country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAX,

FREDERICK CYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works An
Cleaning establishment
BelVidero Farm, East cleveland, RKl
% Seneca Street.
oEyIoE-l0 Seneca st., Cleveland O.
I mean 20 make this the Us DYE-HOUSE II
ZEE WEST. and shall Spars no saert 70 give sat
Ieal the especial attention OF Gentlemen 10 ths
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF CLEANING or Rs-dYsinE Of nAds-Ip Garments
nhp1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

BALTIMORE MARKET-AuKuIt "a.
by Telegraph
Flour -Nominahy unchanged.
Wheat-UnohaDg sd. e.
GOrR-putla and lower. White SSa9Oo.
PrOViStOns-Quiet.
eats Active At 50aS2c.
Whtsky-Dull. sales at 50 "a.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18
MLmAnKEF MAKKET...AncnstI d.

IL
by Telegraph
FIOur-Qnist.
Wheat-Firm ct an advance Of 1%a2c. Sales
at 81 25Hal &c.
Reeefpts-I6OO bbls flour, a, 600 bu wheat.
RhipInents-- bbls -four aud 5000 bu
wheat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

CLARK & SANFORD,
~ (Successors to CLARK = RockefSuor,l
PPedaca Ooamiasi0E EerGhaRas,
and DEALERs IN
Drain, Seeds, Flour. Fish, water Lime,
Plaster, Coarse, Fine, GFOund
Solar and Dairy ala
Nos. SO, A, ~ and B River street and on the Deck,
~rr OLBFEbAHD, OHIO
NE. CLARK :. Q. SANFORD.
Rfopsrty received By RaLrOsd OF Canal, dor sals
Or shipmsnt. WIZ giFs penEoRsl attention 20 the
sale and purehsss q PToducs End htrohandiss On
commission. I'm.
liberal Cash Advances mads on OoRgsEnmsaa,
Bsfor 10 BrsfneaH Esn and Banksri gsnrFally,
mch2-R8
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FLOUR AND FEED.

FLOUR AND FEED.
c.. ANDREWS,
The we'll known Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FLOUR AND FEED. has always on hand.
HsW Hominy, White OIAeked Wheat,
Graham Flour, FarinA,
Split Peas, barleN,
Ost veal, New Corn Meal.
Frssh uokWh Flour, 40 at greatly reduced
prices. UNION MILLS,
jeI7:2A Cor Ontario and Prospect sts.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-18

TOLEDO MARKETa-AuEust1
by Telegraph
W~heat-opsnsd qniet, but closed 2Aso better.
Sales new whits Michigan ct 81 81; old amber
michigan 81 50; new 81 70.
~COEn-stesdy. Sal at zoe for No 2.
Oats-SalesG st 400.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-04-21
Drafting Stnnna1.

6y reference to another column Il viii be seer
hat Secretary Stanton has come cut in p spe
cial order stating thu: drafting and recruiting
would, in consequence Of the recent victoria.
and the prospects Of 5 speedy peace, be imme
diately stopped. The people everywhere, ba
more especially the able bodied men, on ihi
eide Of EortY.6vo, have great cause for congrat
rlation that the undiscriminating and merc;les.
CONSUMPTION :hat has harassed item SO long, i
ct an end. No more shall visions Of the fata
wheel disturb their slombersj no more shall the
presence Of detectives strike terror iato tn,
hearts Of the wife and children Of the conscript
ed father. Like 0Gbelo their 'oceupalion'l
gone, J" and they must cast about for some othei
useful fe!3 of labor. Ia the language of {
cctemporary, we ottar them our profound con
aolence, and take this opportunity Of assuring
one and ali that grateful people will sympa.
shi1s with them IN their involuntary retirement
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EDlT1RlAL MELkNcE.

! z~The ebsence Of the editor will account 70,
Jack of editorial this week.
Gs-Gen. Lee is at present in Richmond o.
parole.
ez-Ihe army that General Les surrendered
TO General Grant amounted to less than-2o,
sooo men.
es-At least eight thousand engines will ;,
sat work in the Pennsylvania oil region thi.
summer
eTThe Atlantic Telegraph Company rov
seTpect to lay the great ocean cablo in Jun.
suezs.
eTGen. Weiizel has been relieved from hi.
command at Richmond and Gen. Ord has as.
ssumed command of that Department,
egTbe legislature of Minnesota has passed
saL amendment to the Constitution Of the State
allowing negroes to vote. Sambos lookins
sup,
e5-1'he various orders disseminating the draft
saud recruiting will turn out about seventy thou.
ssand Office holders. SIX thousand og these are
lin Washington alone
ga Washington dispatch says that Gen
sBu'Ior has declared his intention Of resigaing
sbis commission. He's Ike the fellow who re-
Signed the DAY before his dismissal was to take
ssplace. Ben, has no doubt read Stantun's order.
eEPresiient Johnson has retained all Of LIN
] coins Cabinet officers, William Hunter, Esq,
schief clerk in Ile State Department acting as
sSecretary Of State during Stewards Illness.
ez-It is pretty well established that President
Lincoln was assassinated BY J. Wilkes Booth,
sthe actor. All efforts to arrest tie murderer have
lhaYo as yet proven abcrtiva.
eaBy latest accounts, mons of The Seward
family have died from The effect Of wounds re-
:oeiyed on Friday night, although F.W. Seward
ease IS still critical. tt IS thought Secretary
.Seward viii recover
ez-Gsn. Grant was in Phila. when the sad
news Of the Presidents death reached him. He
left for Washington at once.
@A reward Of $4,000 has been offered
for the arrest Of the assas.ins Of Lincoln aud
Steward. Washington City has offered an ad-
.ditional reward of $4,000 for the same puT.
'poss.
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D8a Ii of the President,

We are to-day called upon TO chronicle th
most unfortunate event that has ever befaler
Us as a poople--ihe assassination Of our Chic
Magistrate, ABRAuAM LINCOLN. While th
whole North was ringing with shouts over ih
recent victories, and peace 70 our troubled coun
try seemed so near at hand while Abraham
Lincoln himself bad manifested spirit Of leni
cncy toward the people Of the South; the 81,
intelligence with lightning speed Few over tht
country thas our rular had been slain by tht
hands Of Az assassin. Never were the peopl,
Hore unprepared for such startling news. Uat
euch an even: taken place 3 few years ago, whe1
political excitement was at feye-ish hight
when madness and hate appeared to rule tn;
hour, terrible though It would have been, th,
country would have received the shock VITA les:
surprise. But at this time, when all eyes have
been turned 10 the scenes that have lately trans
pired and which seemed to be the bsEbingafs Of
peacz and reunion, for which every heart is sl
earnestly yaarniDgi and when The Chief Iasjs.
trnta was evidently pouring oil on The troubled
waters" the intelligence ooraes &c us like thur,
der from a cloudless sky
Abraham Lincoln IS ~ more! Hero, Is eve.
rywheres there is but one expression, hat On,
feeling oa the sabiec;--that 0: sorrow. Th,
people mourn, because they have lost oua VINO
by his la-: acts, inaugurated policy which
they bsIiered ana sincerely hoped would bea
The nations wounds
On Wednesday last q, y IL, the remain.
Of the President were consigned 10 their resting
place. The solemn occasion was duly observed
b7 our citizensj all places Of business were clo-
sed; the bells tolied for ore hour, and AT :
O'clock, religious sarsice was held in al tht
churches. 4 general gloom Psr7a@ed 'ha en-
tire Community.
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Tha Presidents Assassin.

The Chroasels says: As it is suspected tba
tbs conspiracy originated in Maryland, the tel
egraph flashed the mournfrl news to Ralt
Eaore, and all the cavalry was Immediately pu
upon active duty. Every road was picketed
snd every preeautioE taken to prevent the es
cape OF the assassin. A preliminary exanjna
tion vas made BY Mr.. Richards and his assist
ants Several persons were called to testify
and tie evidence as elected before an informa
tribunal, nld not under oath was conclusive t.
ibis poiat that the murderer Of the Presidan
vas John Wilkes Booth. His hat was foun,
~ The private box and identified BY seyera
persons who Lad seen him within the last tw,
Days aad lhe spur Bhieh ha dropped by acci
dsn'. after ae jamped 10 the stage, was identi
fed &c one Of thosa which he hsd obtained from
tas siab.e where he hired his horsee
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The NaH Prasi3anE.

in accordance with the provisions Of the Con
srtdiioa, Andrew johnson YVES sworn in 81
President of lie United States, on Saturday
lest Whether he vii! carry cut the co1cilia
tory go'icE, inflated By The lc:a President, re
mains 10 be seen. His remarks will be founc
IN another column. The ulea who so wickedl5
deaooBoed President Lincoln ana Gen. Grant
cn account Of the generous terms which tie lat
,sr granted io Cen. lee and bis army, will n,
doubt, bring heavy pressure te bear on tn,
ne" President. The most favorable omen tha
T's can see Of the policy Of The new aamiaistra
s5on Is that the eounselIors of the late Presiden
have all been retained a few days will deyeI
op Toe policy.
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Good News for the peopleI,
DRAFTING 10 BE sToPPEDll
no more Recruiting.
var DzpAR1lies7,
" 9ShlBgton, Aprit 12

Washington, April l3.
May Gen. Dir The Department, after con-
s-ulsaton With The Lieut.. Gen apoa the resDI's
sof the recent campaign, aas come u tbe follow.
sIag determinations, which viii he carried into
.5etfact BY appropriate orders to 10 immediately
5issded:
lst. To stop all drafting and recruiting ia
"a 10 curtati purchases for arms and ar.
.muniiion, qnarteFmaster and eomDissary sun.
.Piias, and reduce the expenses Of The Goyerr.
.mcnt in i,s several brunches.
3. To reduce the number Of general AMI
.yicc.
4tb, To remove all military restrictions upor
lFado and commerce So far as may be cons;s.
,tept with public safety
As soon as these measures can be Pot in
order.
(signed) Z. M STANTON
Secretary Of War.
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WAsHIEGrGS, April Il.
President Lincoln and wlia, with other friends
Ithis evening visited tord'5 Theatre for the pur-
pose OF witnessing the performance OF the "a
american Cousin
1t was announced in the papers that General
lGrant would also be present. But that gentle
:man took the late train oi ears ior New Jersey.
The theatre was dens9ly cs ,ded, and every
sbcdy seemed delighted "isa the scene before
sthem. During the thlgi act and While tacre
5"as temporary pause for one Of the actors &c
seuter sharp report OF pistol was heard,
(which merely attracted attention, bu! suggest
5jng nothing serious, until man rushed to the
stEont Of The PRESIDENTS box, waving long d =
.sar II his right band, and eNciaiming 'SEe ssEs-
.Esf EyT@H3's' and lmmea'a,ely ieaPei lfom the
.UoX, which was IN lAe second Ter, TO the stage
beneath, and ran across 10 TIE opposite SIDE,
8maklHg his escape amid the oawltderment OF
sthe audience from the rear of the theatre, and
3noan,iog horse, fed.
ne screams OF AlEs' Lincoln Lfsl oise!gseo
me l'ys 20 'e "uo'gice tha' '"1 'cs-'.G.'' ''
/ 2ean shobi "Hgh III present rose - the-t 'eet'
5rushln8 toward the stage, many eXela-niag
{ '5ang h''n. bang him
'he excitement was OF the widest possible
description and OF course there was an abrupt
termination Of the theatrical performance.
8 There was rnsh toward the President box
3when cries we're heard: stand back and give
5h'm a'r HAS any one stimoia"'s :. on
nasty e4a.hlaau'n' u was 4ouhd 'Lal .l'e res,
,aaq' Aea 0eeh shot 'nrougn lac n9aa' above ,'0
! PACK u Tue temporal O'he' ana tha1 some q
ztEe Dr&In was oozinG oht. de was removed 10
P4'F"ie mouse oeP9s9 % ',l1 1i'oI'fe' a.'a 'ie
sufgeon-general OF INC army ana o'l'ef surgeons
z7enI loF 10 ai'eh" 70 '''S co""'''o--
On aa'eAafa,ha'ioD oI me pllFa'e 0o& o'ooG
aWas dscoFefco On me odCh oi 'i'e 1'i9l'ioi'eo
cti'lr o" "u-0H ne 'e''.5l' -"o oeSi'
ssI'1hg' also Oh me p'ltil,oh anu ol INC .i'of'
! a eo.nAoa S1i'5le-oSEEeie" pocNeI p-S1ol was
8 Sloaaa On the carpet
q military 9o'F' was P''IgU ~ 'o.', u .iig
sP'i'aie residence 70 "i'lc" 'ile ie'''ei'' "a'i
! soeen conveyed. An immense crown was III
s:ront oi 1t, all deeply anxious 10 earn fhe con
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
WA.nNerow. AnriL l5-I:39 a. Y.

WASHINGTON, April l5--I:30 An.
.U1j Gen D,r:
j This evening, at about $50 p. Il, at Fords
Theater. the President while sitting ia his prl-
4vate 5ox with Mrs. Lincoln, Mrs. Harris and
Mayor Rathburn, wa5-sAot by Az assassin, lvbg
-5udaealy entered the hox and approached be-
hind the President.
!. The assassin then leaped upon the stage,
5randishine large dagger or kaisa, and mad.
! his escape in the rear Of lhe thcater
& The pistol ball entered tho back Of iha Pres
iient's head and penetrated nearly through the
thoad The wound is mortal. The President
shas been iusensible ever siaca j. was inflicted,
5aad IS now dying
4 About the sane hour an assassin, whether
=the same or rot, entered iIr. Stewards apart
4mcnts~ and under prctensa Of having prescrip-
9tion, WIS shown to the Secretary sick cham
sher. The assassin immediately rushed TO the
5bad and inflicted two OF three stabs on the throat
5and two on the face. It is hoped the wounds
#may not prove mortal My apprehension is
tthat they viii prove fatal. The nurse alarmed
S Mr.. Frederick Seward, who was in an adjoin-
ling room, and Eastened to tie door Of his fa-
8tber's room, when he met the assassin, who IN
4icted upon him one or more dangerous wounds
sThe recovery Of Frederick Seward is doubtful
3 Il is not probable that the President will i've
Through the night
i General Grant and wife were advertised 10
sbe a; the thea.er this evening, but he started 10
darlington at O'Clock this evening.
q At a cabinet meeting, at which General
fGrant was present, the subject Of the state Of
sthe country and the prospect CT a speedy peace
zwas discussed.
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DISSOLUTION OF pARTNFRsaTp

ne partnership heretofore exi.t;,
I'd y. ilegass 4 j. H. Hillegass, undas ~ ~, ~
matns aea . Co.., Buena Vista, was dissolysd tsy
consent on the lst day of April. Isss To-
under bs @ hereafter be conducted at Tie old .,aos
of the sr a,'u o. "Heisler l. Hlllegaas.'' The boo
y Iom al persqas Indicated 10 saI, s. 80,
Ea tateo noatas and settla ~ cnsb nn,
ais.1 "a'ch tine al uaastt!g "a acc,,5t, i pGsss
~i'n Justice tor coiieetluu. VIZ % 'eH
Apri 2i--S. a - M ~ ~. ~ Asa.
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EAEgeLL ADDRESS OF aEs. LIZ.

Hsadquarts Aray Hort4@u g;.gia5a, April
40, lS65.-ljer four years Of arduous ser
vice, markedly unsurpassed courage and Tor
titude, the tmy Of Northern Virginia ha.
.been compell to yield to overwhelming nam
5er9 and r5frces.
need u tell The survivors Of so many
hard uuehtattIes, who have remained stead
Fast to the 1t, that have consented to thi,
result lrom4o distrust Of them; but feeling
that yalor al devotion could accomplish no
.;hiug that luld compensate for the loss thai
would havattended the continuation of tbs
contest I I've determined to avoid the useless
sacrifice ofhose whose past services have en-
deared the to their countrymen.
BY the rms of agreement, officers and men
ean returno their homes, and remain there un.
It'll axchatd. You viii take with you the
satisfactiethat proceeds from the consciousness
iof duty ftAfully performed; and earnes tIy
pray that meFoiful God Will extend to you
his blessI and protection.
With unceasiag admiration Of your con-
staney Il devotion to your country, and q
grateful nembranee Of ycur kind aud gener-
ous con4aration Of myself, bid you an atfec
tionate Jewell Il. Z. Lea, General.
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Bedford Markets
Ia AR RsEa-

FRAzzlER-SPANGLER.--Ias schel,sbprv
.VV ~ '4S ooih ult,' by j. Smith, Esq, Mr. James
". ,1. FRAZER, OF Jnniata township, Bedford ca
- .'ilSs Lyoia epangler, OF Somerset county.
!, meCkkARY-MiLLER.-Intbesans,,.os the sans ,,.os
10y the same, on the | 3tl inst, Mr. Sur,bep "
3MlcCFeary, n of Juniata township, to Ms ES,s
T. Miller, of Napier townsb;n ---'' '<''