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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

A SwINDLINe IEsTITUrIoE BRoKEH UP.-
eye on q lottery institution, kept running
by John B. Davidson, . s~hop-keeper o
Ontario street. Having satisfied himself
that it was . swindling concern, he ordered
q descent to be q upon it yesterday.
Davidson was arrested, examined and
bound over to appesr at court, on thechArge
of opening q lottery scheme and exposing
property for sale. He put up 500 for his
appearance, and was released.
He mansged his institution in this wise /:
A box was exposed to the purchasers of his
quarter and half dollar tickets, full of en-
velopes enclosing cards bearing numbers
ranging from unity upto two, three and fouS
hundred. The still larger and only valu-
able numbers are stamped on cards which
were shut away from the hand and eyes of
the ti~cket-holders. As these tickets were
never given out in exchange for the re-
quired price of the ticket, none of the val
uabls articles enumerated in the list of
prizes were ever forthcoming, and
nothing but rings, spoons, pins,
etc., of trihing value were presented
TO the customers. There had been much
complaint made by parties who had been
bitten by this manifest fraud, and daylight
was let through the machinery of the
whole concern by the arrest of its engineer
and the securing of his cards. They are
now in the possession of the Marshal.
Davidson protested that the police author
titles had no business to interfere with him
in the prosecution of his business, which
was made Legitimate" by the fact that he
had taken out "s United States license"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

HoKFYH MOEIR AMP REAFEs.-Luetkes
meier; she sssat for the machines. n
nouncss Rgrest reduction in prices. The
attsption Of farmers is particularly called
to his edyertisement which appears in an
othSr column.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

'Hasts me TO know Il, that 1 with wings as swirl
As meditation or the the thoughts of love,
Msy prove to YOU
That by the use Of DR.. D. r. ssslye's Liquid Os.
tarrh Remedy permanent cure will be eli eted.
mys2.Rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

Saves half the sosp and half the work. l.
worth more than all The wnhing machines ever
invsntedI Sold BIZ Druggists and Grocsrs. Ask
for BiEIs0OOds Rabius Crystal W. L. PORTER
Agent, lOT Banh street my1e:dAw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
For Lake BuDeFiOF,
DYEINc,
ERRDERIOK OYRIAX,

FREDERTOK OYRIAX
French Fancy steam Dye Work. anq
Cleaning EstablfshmeRL
BelVidere Farm, East cleveland, ana
So Seneca Street.
OFFIoE-lO Seneca It,, Cleveland, O.
mean &c make thiH the BAsT DTE-HOUBE IN
THE WEST. and shall spare no effort 70 give est.
~fsfsctiOn.
call the especial attention Of Gentlemen 70 lbs
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Rs-dvsing Of mAds-up GarmsntL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

MOney-Essy, with large supply, 81 6 q eh
Sterling EXehanEe-Firm a. ITO.
G~Old-Activs and frmer, opening at I32k, A..
VanoiBg TO 1855, and closing At Is4sl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

RIHovAL.-0n the first of June the Gents
Furnishing Emporium, 1876 Bank street,
will be removed to 14l Superior street, IN
der the Weddsll House, (the store now &C.
cupisd by N. E. C~rittenden,) therefore ex-
ira inducements will be offered for the next
thirty days to all the old patrons, and as
many new ones as may favor US with q call,
to select from the finest assortment of Fur
nishing Goods west of New York city,
my8 MOFr 4 HAIGHT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

CHANeH OF BAsE.-Mr. James T. WorIey
has withdrawn from the Post-cfice, in
which institution he has held q response
bic position the last twelve years, and estab-
lishsd himself very pleasantly and with
bright prospects Of success in the boot and
shoe establishment No. 224 Superior street,
lstsly owned by Mr.. John Lord. Having
bought out the latter, Mr.. Worley will con-
tinue the business in the name of James T.
Worley 4 Co.
The store, which is fsVorably situated for
business, has been rsftted and renewed
with fresh paint, new Competing, new paper,
&C., and has been made exceedingly at
tractive with mirrors, chairs, sofas, etc.
The new firm have already on hand a
large and excellent stock, and are daily in
receipt Of additions thretO. We think no
establishment in this city can boast a more
various, elegant and Sslest stock than that
now offered by J.. T. Worlsy & Co.
Mr.. WOrley has won thousands of frisnda
by his gentlemsnly traits and Offices, and
they will be glad that an opportunity is now
afforded them 70 tender him material and
fEvors.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

on Factory for Sale.-Ths subscriber Of
ferS to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildinga, being pleasantly sit
uatsd, contact and conveniently arranged. Ca
psoity about nfty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session given ifrequired. B. FELT0N.
Olsveland, Feb. "A. 1885. isblb:r29I
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!. TEETH TEETH


Late Of the hEm of HALEIwELL 4 DAulE1s. A.
sill as his old established Bental Rooms, oorper Of
Onfsrio street and Public Square, Making thoee
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper OF Lever Set from SO
to SIS. al work warranted. splo:9S
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DIR. sTRToKLANO's 1oNIU.-We can recon-.
mend those fuHering with Loss Of Appetite, Incl
gsstiOn, or Dyspeps 9, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to u'e Or. stricklsnd's Tonic. It is 3
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthsOa the whole nervous system; IL Gre
ates q good appetite, ami is warranted to care Dys-
peEsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale By DrHagistS generally, at 81 per bottle.
Oinoinnst, Ohio.
/. BENTON & DUEHAM. AgsntS Cleveland msR5
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]. B. HALE, Banker.
90 AND
. 8. GOFERHMENF LOAN AGENT,
tl III aunaPfoP 81

~ BIO Z CEET. AND l0-4@' NATIONAL
LOAN.
TOou mission allowed to subscribers.I
HBrU. s. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O'G, lo-40s, Treasury
Notes, aud ali other Government seouhueS pur-
chased and for Tale on the most fAVorabI terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct beat rates, Deposits received and Col
lsotions made ct all acoeasib . points. Uncurrens
funds oenysrtsd ct lowest rates. RsTeAns Stamps
I9F ME CT
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

TIE 0HIo STATE BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
The State Billiard Tournament is success
fully insugursted. All the games in the
Tournament are of three hundred points
carom. The contest is for the champion
cue, a beautifully finished article, worth
$3.50, and the championship of the State.
Eight players contest for the prizs, each of
whom is to play with all his competitors, the
winner Of the greatest number of games
bearing it of. On Tuesday, John Frawley
ofthis city played two games, winning one,
against Alderman, by III points, and los
ing one, against Rivers, by los points.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

A monument 80 Abraham Lincoln, o
sring a page OLthe Cleveland Leader is
epitaph, il is the best We have yet seen in
PTiatr- Omaha qpRrIsr.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

Wanted-Thrse nrst-olau MnIirers. at Mrs.
Hutehins', SO Seneca st. my2S:2I2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25


FRoN LAKE sUPERIoR-ARRIvAL OF TIE
Lac La BELLE.-This elegant steamer, Cap
tain spalding, arrived at this port at 8 late
hour Tuesday night. Her clerk, Mr.. q. W.
Davis, informs US that she had q very pleas
ant trip all around. On her down trip she
made the distance, 224 miles, from light to
light in Lake Huron, in eighteen hours.
The increase of speed of which she is now
capsule, 10 due to the fact that an addition
Of six fest to her smoke stacks has been
made, which not only increases the speed,
but economies the fuel.
Mr.. Davis furnishes Us the following log
Of the steamers downward trips
LeA o~ntOnsgon on the evening of the
18th stopped at Eagle Harbor; met at
that port the steamer May Queen took on
board 100 tons of copper. Arrived at POr-
sage Lake on the morning Of the Goth met
the cleaners Meteor, Lady Franklin, Nor
man and Union recsived 2O5 tons of cop
per. Arrived at Marquette at IL P. n, on
the SOth in port schooners Ironsides, B,
PsraOns, oOllingSWOOd, Winons, George W..
Holt J. F. Card cleared, schoeners j. L.
Gross, 7. Baker, F. 7. Barney, c. W. Walker.
Net the Northern Light about sixty miles
below Marquette on the morning of the zlss,
weather very foggy, and ct 10 A. n. met the
IfOnBides 12O miles below Marquette. Ar
rived at the Bault at 4 P. H.of the 2Ist.
Three vessels we're il the river, but were
unable to learn their anne Arrived at
Detroit on the Esd st 10 T. n.
The Lac La Belle will leave the dock of
Hanna & Co.. this evening, for Lake supe-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
MARINE NEWS.
o 81 o. %OaEVELAND.

POsT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-----.MAY "a,
9tmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Passsic, mitohsll, tunkirk
Prep Young Am RIGS, Davis, Ogdensburgh
Prop Lae La Belle, fpaiding, ~Cntonsgon
Prop Elmira, Thorn. Buffalo
Schr Alfred Allen, Leavsr, Toledo, $50 bu wheat
Sonr Elizabeth, Jackson, BurWeu
sehr Correspondent, jeffrey, Chicago, 1900 BUSH
cats
sehr John Tibbitts, DisbrOw BufAlo
MAY "a.
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
FrOp Efmira. Thorn. Toledo
Prop Young America, DAVIS, Chicago
Prop p .ssaie, Mitchell, Toledo
Prop Iron City, Sweet, Ont nsgon
Brig lc0quOis Becker, Buffalo
Sehr BHitannia, Light, ButWell
5.hr ANNA, Henenger, Pot Enron
seoF Mary Amelia, shoemaker, Port Huron
SooW Williams. Kennedy, saginaw
SeoE Elen White, Dupss, Saginaw
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

Governments stoeHEFirrm. Five.t-eu-
ties, coupons new issue, l0s5z.
6fOeks-Dul and hfayyng. Ohio 4 Missiasiur 1
Certificates 25H; r OK IslaHq 49,, forI Wayne $685.;
Chicago 4 Sori hvestern 2sas; preferred 81; Kris ~;
Hudson 100; Reading %: Mich gan Southern 6GsS;
Iuinois Central scrip III; olsFeAnd 4 Pittsburgh
sSZi N. T.. Central sl5k
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
CITY NEWS.3

A few cartons choice Flowers opened this
morning at Mrs. shaw's. my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

Another Case Of Victoria Caps junt received
at Mrs. Hutohins', SO Seneca st. my2s.2l2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

Rose q PrenGaEsp FFogzaaon HaPRes IA
port.
The Believing ars the rates charged b ua4
Hams%s1EEr-euFsd nfu haus y m---.R2 q
C~anVaSsed Hams Rb--E3
Dried ResH q
shOuiders-S1gzr-cursd 3 b.--.------TT .
1tsc91Eor snoked eldes = D----.s----...M Q
LArn-Rrime Leaf ksttls-nd'd IN bbls or trcs.I9 Q
Pnne leaf ksttls-pdr'd IN kszH DO Q
POrk-Ho. I mes . az q
ExtTA clear , bl..---...-...-.-. 50 %
NO extra charge made for packages o. cart.
Egs 70 railroad depoh or bosts. An articIes a..
warranted strictly PRIME, and sqEal 20 anyfhfaRfR
Tie Staea. Orders promptly alsd-
BOSE 4 PREETIss-
dalGR Gos. az. IA and I4s Ontario 1sTest
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
HhEATON,S
ITOH.
oOnanNu


VIII cure the Itch in 20 hours-Glso cures Salt
Rhsun, Ulcers, OhilblSins, and all Eruptions Of
ths Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 90 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded free BY mail. For sale BY all Drug
zistE. szRoHs 3 ARHsFsoEs, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio. mhl4.F dhU
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
NV ADYKRrIsEMENtn.

Academy of Musie-Msd. seh.Iler & Chas. Pope.
Jtmss I. Worlsy . Co.-BoOts and Shoes.
how 7 3 gbee-Blsek silks.
John B ~ogdeB-DebIlity Cured.
Umbstastter q Leppen-Dsmsgsd Goods.
N 7. Co.-For Chicago.
Fer sale-on Refinery.
FOund-POeket- Book.
Isaac A. IsaSos-Olothing.
Mrs shaW-LoesI Notice
q. ". Luetkemeyer-howers and Reapers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
Legal intelligence.

UsrTrD STATES COUEr.-In the case of the
United States vs. Blsckmire, indicted for
practieing medicine without q license, de-
PENDANT was fined $40 and costs.
Judge Wilson adjourned the court until
Tuesday Of next week.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

For BaIe-At PArksr's Rooms, No 9 Public
Square, one of Wings Gem Cameras. They are
the best in uss. py242i2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
tFREDzRIoE A. NAsH,
FINDIEos AND sEnrEKCE.

The Court, after mature elaboration on
the evidence sdduced, fnd the accused Is
follows:
ofIhe LIST Specification, LIST Charge, Guilty,
except the words, "nsmed William Her.
bev.0
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
~ERAVELER's REGIsTKs;

~ OitizenE Wishing conveyance 10 either Of the
above Trains or BoatI, viii be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line. b leaving their sddreH
Is ths Omnibus Omos, I4T Superior Etrsst, EsEt
door 20 the Weddsu House.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25

PersonaI.-n Miss L. A. w., Dress-mAker. is
in the city, she will find > letter at this office from
"a old friend she eOrresponded With two years ego,
and VII ObHge by sending her adorsHsto this once
within sight day s, 70 saehsn. myls;sl9
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
Woods Prize Mower

ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.
Simplicity Of construction; light draft Cbsing
THE LlGHTEST DRAFT MACHINE IN THE WORLD;
durability; c~loseness Of cat; II never clogs; viii cut
all kinds Of grss5-Wet or dry, lodged or standing,
tame or prairie no side draft; no weight on
horses De5ks; cutter-bar can be raised In an In
stsnt. svidb ease, to pass distractions; low price, &c.
This Machine has been used for the past I'VE
yesTs throughout tine United States, In Great Brit.
ain, and on the Continent, more extensively than
any other Mover, and has given universal sati1tao-
ton.
public trials and exhibitions, Its superiority has
been acknowledged.
RB-Cheapest Machine IN the market this season,
and warranted TO equal any IN point OF excellence.
Old Machines repaired.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
FLOUR AND FEED.

EL0URI FDOURI FLOUR An RE-
DUCEB PRICES@6,0OO bbIs frssh Ground
Flour, sill grades; some very choice brands OF Red
and White Whest suitable for family or baksris
use. for sale &c Warehouse, 1877 Me- win Il. Gro
oerymen, Bakers and others in want win consult
their own Interests BY examining our stock.
apl4 GARDHEB. BOkTA %.
HOHINY 7, CRACKED WHEAT
IL Graham Flour, Corn Mesl. Split Peas, Pearl
Bsriey, and choice brands Of Family Flour. con.
sDEflv on hand at go aun-rin- - miss
NEW LOT OF GARNET GOODS
IN Just received IS ooWLEs 4 COS,
myls lsI Sseden so1.e.
CUTLERY AND PLATBD WARR
= - neduess prtcss. - OOW5Es 4 %. s,
-f-u ue1ss
T AIDES SEA SIDE HATS. A large
IL LOT reesivsdt this day b.
ma LBENEpI0T6 SONS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
AMUSEMENT
OADKMY OF MUSIC.

A OADKhY OF MUSIC.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquette 50 oents; Secured 5oah
to Dress Circle, rs cents; Family Oirols, so oontE
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes, IS and S9.-
Single seats in Private Boxes, 81.
BS- Oolored persons will, undsr no circumgtGn.
oes, be permi ted to occupy seats in any Other por.
ton of the house, ave the Gallery. Admission 26o.
Doors open at Z. Curtain rises at g.
LAST Night but Two of the Great Artists,
MAOAME MATHUA SOHELLEk,
AND 0R. ca POPE.
Immense Suc-ess Of the Great Sensation Playi
This (Thursday) evening. Nay q th, 1885, viii -
presented, for the last time,
TIE STREETS OF HEW YORK
Aida Blood Nine Maihua ScheIlsg
Tom NJ. CnGA rope
To conclude with the roaring Farce, called
TsUMPIN6 LEGACY.
To-morroR. Bensft of Madame eeheIleR
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
MOWER ANo REAPERs

THE STANDARD
Moving Machine Of the World.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
CLAIM AGENTS..
RM. Z. PRESTON,
Successor TO G. G.. Bruce 4 P~restonh
GOVERNMENT LICENSED
Army and Navy Claim Agent,

once No. 1 Lyman's block,
Near Court House, on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Priss
Money, and sill other War claims.
So 0ur Special Agent resident Z at Washington.
D o., dsvotes his entire time 70 the collection o.
OFPIcEgs' ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates Of Non.
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
~ Fees low. No charge until we have accom-
plished what We undertake.
German Language spoken, apis
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
G NOTICES.

stra berries and Cream this evening,
At S. W. G8RRETT'S. myl7:2l7
For sAIe-A Photograph Gallery in the bust
ness part OF the city. 500 per week profit. A
good reason for selling. Inquire at the Leader
once. mya4:2l2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-25
THE NASH COURT MARTIAL
CHARGES, SPECIFICATIONS,
Pin OINGS AND SENTENCE.
Found Guilty on all the Charges
and Specifications,
Save one.
SENTEECE IN PARE RENTED.

Captain F. A. Nash, Provost Marshal of
this Congressional District, was relieved on
the 5th of February last. and succeeded by
Colonel George ". Esf, of the ssth o. v.
1. We publish below copy of the order
setting forth the charges and specifications
against the Captain, aud PrOmulgating the
findings Of the Court Martial and the sen
tencs ofProvOst Marshal Nash, and the &C.
tion Of the Commanding General upon the
same;
HEADQUARTERS EoKTHBKH DEPLRIHzSI,
C~INoIEEATI, o., May 10, 1855.
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HA-A8A g
bey."
of these words, Not Guilty.
ofthe I'd Disqualification, LIST Charge, Guilty.
VI the Sd Guilty.
Of the 4th GULLY.
OF the LIST Charge, Guilty.
ofthe Specification, I'd Charge, Guilty.
Of the ID Charge, Guilty,
Of the Specification, Sd Charge, Guilty.
Of the Sd Charge; Guilty.
And do therefore sentence him, Captain
Frederick A. Nash, Provost Marshal OF the
18th District of Ohio, "To be cashiered.
and to pay q fue of two Thousand dollars,
and to be imprisoned at hard labor for sig
months at such place as the Commanding
General may direct. II at the expiration
Of the said six months imprisonment the
said fine of two thousand dol ars IL not
paid, the the said Captain Frederick A,
Nash, Provost Marshal Of the 18th District
of Ohio. be confined at hard labor until
the same is fully paid, abstins said hne
after the expiration of the said six months,
at the rate Of five dollars per day"
1.-The proceedings, findings and sen
tsnce in the foregoing case Of Captain
Frederick A. Mash, Provost Marshal
of the 18th District Of Ohio, are
approved. The evidence against the
accused shows conclusively his guilt Of the
charges upon which ne was tried but ct
this period Of the war it is not deemed ne
cessary TO make IN example of him IS o
warning for others, and therefore, that por-
ton of the sentence which requires him 70
pay q fine of two thousand dollars and be
at hard labor for six MONTHS
is RENTED. Captain Frederick A. Nash;
Provost Marshal ofthe 18th District of Ohio,
TO be an officer in the military serv-
ice of the United States from this date.
III.-The General Court Martial convened
by Specisi Orders No. sc, current series,
from these headquarters, aud Of which
Liegtenant-Colonel George De La VerRne,
9th regiment Tennessee Volunteer Infantry,
is President, is hereby dissolved.
By command Of Msjor-General HooKHR.
o. 3. HAST Lisuk.GOL and 4, a. g,
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% EgTFT SAE,E

OF T.9LURBLE RE.7L EST4TE.
The Undersigned Offers his faral for sale IN East
Providence township, 10 &c sold at pablo safe on
The premises, on
SATURDAY,, 3Otk SEP TEMBER. net,
at O'Clock. II contains 23J acres OF RED shais
land, of good quality, ard in good state of cul
tivation. about 100 a.Tes are cleared and under
ience-the balance is well t!m6erad. 7 he imnrove-
ments are good Log-Frame Dwelling House Frame
Barn, and convenient out-bujldlngs.
The pror"rty lies within half mile Of the turn
pike and close 10 the route o. 10 Southern Penn
sylvania Rail Road. The;s is an orchard OF choice
iFuit on The fssm, and every field except three is
watered with never falling streams.
The property viii be sold low on terms Of one
third in hand, and balance in two equal annual pay
nents. The owner has determined On going TO tbs
west, which IS hig reason -oT selling.
Address the undersigned at RayshiII r. O., Bed.
ford county. Pa, Joseph W. Tate, Esq, Bedford,
c,r John c. BlacE, Bloody Run.
JOHN FILLER.
AnoNIst l., 1865.
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The Trial Of JEFF. Davis.

New YORK, Aug. 90,
The HeraLds 1T. Monroe correspondent says
it is now pretty well understood that parties
have been making inquiries as 10 the accommo-
dasion line for the trial at this place of jeff.
Dayis.--The inquiries indicate that the trial is
70 take place here ii the proper Accommodations
can be obtained, including the court and wit.
nesses It Is said that provisions will have 70
he made for at least one hundred and fifty per
sons. Arrangements it is said are being made
TO convert tie Chesapeake Hospital building
into headquarters for tie court, members and
witnesses. There IS abundance Of room here:
md with horse cars running every fifteen min
ules back aud forth, TO the fortress every 9th
ar needed facility will be obtained All this Of
course presents itself rs Il rumor.
An order has just come directing five thous-
aid troops to be mustered out OF this depart
ment. como'iance with this ordcr viii reduce
tie force here from fifteen thousand TO ten
fhuuasud men,
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SrrnfrE,s SALE.

8T virtue Of sandry writs of Ven3. .'Exponss .S
ne directed, there will be sold at the Court hGa'e
in the borough OF Bedford OF Saturday, the % dlY
OF September, A. D. 1863 at 10 O'Clock Il. ID, the
following real estate, viz
One tract OF land, containing one hundred acres,
more or less, about thITt} cleared and GaGe5
feEce with story and ANAL log house and leg sta
bic thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Michael dad
John Hevner, Joseph Kennard and others, situate ~
ecutioy as the property OF John IoiTis.
ALso--One Tract OF patented land, containing one
hundred and ity eight acres, or less, about 90
acres cleared and ulder sencc, with two story ios
house and kitchen attached bsGk barn aGd other oUt
buildings thereon erected, and al apple orchard Sd
ionng aads of Eacob Otto, sataaaiel Yors, Henry
Albaugh and others, situate IL Napier township,
Bedford eounty, and taken IN execution as the prop
erty OF Levi Otto.
ALso-0ne tract Of land containing i5s acres.
more less about so cleared and under fence
with log mouse and log stable thereon erected, sc
Joining lands Of Michael Stroup, Jonn Sites and 9TH
els, situate in Juniats township, Bedford county,
and taken in execution as ths property Of Solomon
Lydick.
ALso-One lot of ground IA tAe town OF Fair Play,
fronting 60 feet Main street, aad extending berk
about 100 feet, with frame tavern h1ase aad kitcd
en- attached, and frame stable thereon erectadr
fronting on a street oa the east, and adjoining Va
cant lot or the west.--Aiso, tract OF unlmPFo-
we'd land, containing - acres, or less, auJolu
ing John r. Anderson, JOAN w. Whitnar and others.
Also the undivided third part Of tract CT land c0a
tanning 267 acres, r1oe less. adjoining lands az
John c. Figari, Jos. Patton and Others, all situate
IN Broad Tcp township, Beaford county, aud taken
IL execution aa the property Of Georse Fsard,
JOHN ALDSTADF,, Sheriff,
Sherif's Office, EsGIord, Aug. II, 1865.