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Pollen OOuRT.-Judge Abbey disposed Of
the following cases yesterday:
Drunkenness.-John McClarry and John
Stewart, each fined 81 and costs.
Petit Larceny.-Dsniel K;rch, sent 10
Reform Farm; Michael Kelly, $40 and
costs.
Destroying Fruit.-Wm. Wsrd, Edward
Fitzgerald, George and VIM. Lszzet, each
fined the costs.
Carrying Concealed WeapOns.-samuel
Scott, IS and costs.
Grand Larceny.-William Patterson, case
continued to Aug. Both.
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PERsoEAL.-Mr. J. P. Sampson, publish
ing the Cincinnati Colored Citizen, is in
our city on business connected with his
paper. We bespeak for him every encour-
agemont, especially among our colored cit
izana
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect st near Brovnell-1wo story house, and
lot 6exl25 feet; water and gas. $1,000
Euclid st., near BrownsIl-LarRe two-s1ory brick
house; hot and cold water, bsta room, &C.; lot
64Kl6S feet. $1,000
Walnut st., usNr Erie-Two-story house, barn, and
lot 25Il1 feet. $500
KinsmaI ~ poolsite Brick Water Cure-TWo
story hod sIAl lot 721e6e feet; barn fruit and
shrubbery. So co..
Euclid Stood tWO-story brick house end large
lot, leasehold.
ScoYille avenue-House, barn and lot 4x2o0 feet;
good fruit; a nice place. IS. 010.
Bouss and Leasehold-On Bond st. 1000
Store, Dvelling and Lotion Cedar 81 near Perry;
sgoOd property.
StillmaO House-A go7d brick hotel on Columbus
ct lot 10 x120 feet.
Clinton st.-Tvo story brick house aud lot 1l6xI26
feet.
Detroit St.-The brick store now occupied BY
Messrs. Trnscoit q Ine han s. 6 grocery store:
Side; Eill be sold very low.
Ontario st., ooTn-E st. Clara good location for
business; lot 92x96 FEET; will be. diVids1 If de
sired.
Prospect st., near Perry-Vscant lot 47T2OO feet.
Euclid road, near allison ~enue-sixts acres,
mot beautifully located.
Also, 8 great vsritt y of
FARMS AND OUT-LOTS.
iva
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PROPOSALS,

CUPPLIRS FOR U. s. COURT
- Sealed Proposals will be received by me at the
of1os Of the Msruhal Of the United sta. es for tbs
Nsrtbern Distr Ct Of Ohio, at Cleveland, until
saturday the 18th day o. Ausu,t, ls65, at Il
O'Clock NJ. for the furnishing Of the necessary sap
plies Tor the Courts Of the United states In said
Districts, for the year ending august 81 1855, in
such quantities and at such times as may be re-
Bideers will b. required to Ipsciy the prices or
rates at when they will fu'nbh the several zrti.
Giles, and their proposals will be acc rmpsnied by
samples thereof in case the saue are decided neces-
sary for . p oyer consideration Of ther bids.
Separate bids must te msde FIR tue suppiifs en-
brseed in the several classes below enumerated,
l.. BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Blank BOOKS-msdium, Deny, OToER and
esp, Biading 60 to 'fult Russia Pisin,2 "FG
Bound Banded. :" and 'sdAlf Sound Muslin,r per
quirs. To be according % BampIes Of books now
Letter Books.
PAPERs-Legar Cap, ~foolfeap. bill, commercial
noe, letter, post Ofies wrapping per ream; Treas
ury blOtting per quirs, so lbs 70 the Ieam.
ENVELOPES Large size government, self
sealing, letter sizs, government self sealing, per
INK Glsss, solid, hinged cap; COM
mon, each. =
RKs-AnOId's Writing fluid, in quarts, per
dozfn bottles; caroline, psr dozen.
observation-disclosures tape. per gross seal
log wax, per h.; muoila- g, Per dozen bottles;
quhls, per bunch; steel pens, (Gilott's) per gross
per dozen /; gum elastic bands, assorted. per gro 5;
rubber ersssEs, per dozen; rulers; letter folders;
Congress knives, each.
n. $50 20 IL. FUEL,
Bituminous Coal per ton Of Two thousand pounds.
AnthIAcite 90 q % %
Pine KindlinE Wrod per loaa Of 30 cubic bet.
Fuel to be delivered in such part or the building
ia which the Courts are held A. the Marshal may
direct, free OF all char yes for m~essurenent, porter
ege, or otherwise, and 10 be accompanied BY 9 GER
ttheate Of quantity OF each load.
III. MISCELLAhEOUS SUPPLIES.
Brooma, per 70 zen; Hearth do. PEI dozsD; Feath-
or Busters, each; Sponge per ID; Cattle Soap, per
ID; stone Pitcher, each: Glass Tumblers, Der
dozen Earthsm spittOons, per dozen Patent
Pals, each; Matches per gloss.
Ths Undersigned reserves the right TO reject ali
bids In case the iaterests OF the Government ahal
require It, on account OF Excessive price, or fraud
ulsnt combinations
EARL BILL, u 6. MEuhal.
Cleveland. August 10, 1861 e~ugi5.z39
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IKTKREAL REEEEUB.-The receipts oftaxes
by the Collector of Internal Revenue at this
city, yesterday, amounted to $4,000.
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Presentation of Diplomas.


-sExeused. FIN the Army.
As President Finney was compelled by
feeble health to be absent, DR.. Morgan Of
fciated, announcing the names Of the ora
tors and ~essayists, and at the close pre-
senting the graduates with their WELL
earned diplomas. OF course in the exer-
cises of so large q class we must not look
for elaborate argument and exhaustive
treatment of subjects. The speakers and
sssayists were limited to four or Eve min
utes,i each, for it is Rot in human
nature to out-sit Time or e stretch.
Nevertheless, as the universe is re-.
posted in each one Of its atoms, accord
ing to the dogma of S~wedenborg, each
Byiaf Pe-ioEnaaOo Shose students exhibited
the culture and excellence Of the whole
course of college discipline. The Lords
prayer has been perfectly and beautifully
engraved on tablets so small, that only q
microscope would reveal the tracery.
1t is of course impossible for US here to
speak as a critic of the several perform
aDces, and it would be inYidious to par
ticulsrize. The essays of the ladies were
AnA4OIA4l o4OoAAoAbs 0nunudAAy bOg Suu
the orstions were vigorous and bold. A
glance at the programme shows how largely
the times mixed in the thoughts of those
scholars. They dealt with topics which ride
and rule in the American mind at this
hour.
At the close of the mornings lengthy ex-
ercises DR.. Morgan called tie class upon
the stage, and proceeded TO speak to them
farewell words. Those who saw and heard
will not soon forget the touching manner Of
the address, the excellent wisdom of the
same, and the general solemnity of the
scene. The diplomas were at length pre-
sented, when, after the second degree had
been conferred upon q large number of
gentlemen and ladies, and benediction had
been pronounced, the vast audience dis
persed, to meet again ct two O'Clock in the
afternoon, to witness the
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS GRADUATION.
This class numbered seven members, and
their Orations were creditsbly written and
delivered. The following was the
ORDER OF R1ERoIsEs.
Music.
Oa1ling |
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Let us be MercifuI to ourselves,

ACA Us DO AACACAAlAA ~ IlEACAHtHg
Tie physical structure OF the strongest human
being is vulnerable everywhere. Oar bodies are
endowed by nature with . certain negative po yer,
which protects them to some extsnt from unwhols-
some Influences; but this 70 sctiOn is imperfect
and cannot be safely relied on 10 unhealthy re-
gions. or usdsr circumstances of more than ordi-
nary dang II. Therefore, it is wisdom, is is pru.
dencs, It is common sense, to provide against such
contingencies, by taking an Gntidote in Advance in
other words, by certifying the system with a ,urse
OF HesTErTEB'S STOMACH BITTERs, the
most complete protsc i've against all the epidemic
and endemic msladies that has ever been admins
tersd in any country. As remedy for Dyspepsia
there is no remedy that will compare with it
Whoever suffers the pHngS Of Indigestion, any
where on the face Of the earth where Hoststters
BItters oAn be procured, does so Voluntarily ior
IS surely IS Truth exists, this invaluable Tonic
and Alternative would restore his disordered stom-
Ach to . healthy condition. To the Bilious it IS
also especially recommended, and in cases of con-
nrmed Constipation 1t affords speedy and perma.
neDt relief. In Canada, the West Indies, and
Australia, the Bitters rank above all other medi-
eines Of toe class, and the demand FOR them IN Aii
foreign countries increases every year.
auKl4'2iS:dAw
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ST. PAUL's CHURCH.-Rev. Dr.. Clazton viii
preach in the above church tomorrow
morning and evening.
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CITY NEWS.

sE1rcH1Ss AND EHBRo1D1kY.-sewing ma
chine stitching of every description lone
in the best style st III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GRovlR & BAkEK's
s-at.ZsSod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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LATEST style of French frames just re-
ceived at Mrs. A. L. shsw's. aug. 25:240
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVKLAND.

ENTERED-.-.AUG. 2i-25.
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop Wisconsin, Brown, Oswego
Prop Badger stats, Gebbard, Buffalo
Oh LIB shsphard, bartin, HOughton
schr VIC z raut, Donhhus, Toledo
sehr q CPort, Ch,pmsn, Black River
sche in ia Smf b, Wright, Black River
schr ben Franklin, Hunter, Toieco
chr Emma, H niger, AlgoDac
Scov Back Swan, Smi b, Black River
scoW Ida and May, LsMRy, Apena.
o. OLEARED---AUG. al-25.
stmr Morning Star, Vissr, Detroit
Prop wisconsin, Brown TSlsdO
Prop Badgef State, Gebh ard, Ch'cSgo
Prop Ti0gh, elssOs, Dunkirk Too. @
Schr MARY oil ms, Dixon, Chicago
sehr = 6 'ndreEs, Jole-, Chicago
Sehr Emmt, Hemlr ger. Marie
5cow Black swan. Smith, Black River
Sow WbittleBsa, HyGe, LfxingEn
So0W Ma, ion HixOn, skinner, Buffalo
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CLErEIiHDHH KnEED.-Wm. Baldwin jr.,
of this city, was killed In the OIL Creek
railroad disaster,
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BUFFALO MAKKET-August 25
Inv FULnqRAPHJ

lHx THLnGRAFH.l
~FIOur-1CaI6c better.
Wheat-scsros. No 1 Chic $50 and NilEsuhe 60
HpTing 81 so.
CORN. In good demand at So fr No 2 mixed
and $50 for No l one boat LOAD az $50.
SHts-IlliDois No 1 o d 5ss52Ha.
Barfey-N minaL.
Bye-HoninNl
Wn1skY-Held ct g is
POFR-Heavy mess S34 90.
Canal EretEhls-ro hsW Yorh- Wheat l5c,
corn Is, osts SIS.
Lake IMPORTS For G4hours-FIour 1926 bis,
wheat $500 bu, corn ISL AIS, oats 6l,5 z, barley
sos, peas l41.
Canal ExpOrIs-For As hours Flour 1860,
wheat 81 1000, corn 2O4,271, oats $3.50, rye $500.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

OF this dull sickness Of my heart afraid"
But in cases of OATARRH, 3 single bottle Of
DR.. D. h. seeiye's LIQUID CATAERH BEHEDT will
effect a permanent cure, thus preventing
Bronchitis or Consumption. aug2I:rS
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TOH
I'd


SURATUa. OINTMENT. 5ChAIUH
viii cure the Itch in IS hours-aIsO cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers, OhilblAIns, and all EruptiOns OF
the Skin. Price so cents. By sending 90 cents tO
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, viii
be forwarded free by mail. For sale BY all Drug.
EiEts. STRONG 4 AEHsTRoHs, Cleveland, Agents
or Northern Ohio. mhl4:T dAU
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EOLEDO MARKET--AuEust 20.
Inv TaleOranh

[By Telegraph
Wheat-About Sc better. Sales OF ola white
Michigan st 81 12H.2 is; new rd Waba h 81 95s
2 90.
aCorn-steady. Sales st 70; for Nc 1, snd 70 for
No.
Oaas-Beld at 400.
Lake FFeighIs-7o on wheat to oSveso and
&c to Buffalo.
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TIE COECKRT LAST NIGHF.-We have not
time or space this morning to speak as We
would like, and as we are prompted to,
concerning the concert given at the Acsd-
envy of Music, last night, to a crowded
house, by the celebrated Cornet and Or
chestra Band from Eastman National BUSH
ness College, PoughkeePsie, N. Y. To say
that they are the finest organization Of tho
kind in the country is but feeble and in
sipid praise. They are immense. Cou-
posed of twentY- eight musical profcients,
this band is now making the tour of the
stetos after having established q reputation
for superiority, which is national. It is I'M
der the lead of Mr.. D. T. Morgan, with Mr..
II. Strsubel as Director.
The programme last evening was an ad-
mirah lie one. The national serenade, Ode
parted Days." was one of the finest per-
formances We have aver heard, deriving is
fsscin alton in some measure, perhaps. from
its association in our minds with the memory
of our lamented Lincoln, the last serenade
he ever heard, and performed by this band.
The "Rsilroad Gsllop" was eneored. The
q Storm QusdrilleF was magnificent, and
the " Finale de PrOlay," from "Lucretia,' -
was sweetest of all possible things.
The audience in attendance was compos-
ed of the elite ofthe city, and we have sell
dom seen a house surrender itself with such
abandonment to the magic of performers.
This admirable band go next to Detroit.
They are engaged to perform during the
Michigan State Fair and at the naugufs-
tion ceremonies of q new college in that
State. We trust that they viii stop here
on their return from the touI of the West,
and give our citizens another opportunity
of hearing one of the grand est musical en-
bertainments that can be afforded.
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Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Debility.
DR.. sTRIOKLAND's TONIO.-we can recon-
mend those suffering with Loss Of Appetite, Indi
gestiOn, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous
Debility, to uie DR.. stricklAnd's Tonic. It is g
vegetable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; it Gre
stes a good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dys-
pepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally, at 81 per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. A. strickland, 6 East Fourth ST.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NIw style Of French turbans opened TO-
day at Mrs. a L. 6haF's.
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OH1OAGO MAKKEE-.August 20

OHIOASO MAKKEE-.AuEust 20
by Telegraph
Flour Dull and supply tight; holders ak an
advance of 25c.
Wheat lull. Sales at 81 IS for mol; u IA
81 20 for No z
C~OFn-AetIve and advanced %slo. Gales st 73e
for No l, and Tic or sO2
Oats-Firm Ssles at sec.
Professionalism. Mes Pork S3l 90.
HaroRfues--Qu1at At 82-EL-
Rec. ~fpIs-Fiour, $500 bbs; wheat, 5000 bu,
corn 81 go. oats $50 0
Shipments-Elour 1900 bbls, Is OO) bu wheat,
2S0,VO0 bu CORR, $500 oats. ,rI
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Couuterfsi.s pct Use'o,s,
George T Fairchud, Lansing, Mich.
The Contest and the Men for IL.
3 James q. Muse, Washington, D. O. |
fauaa MUSIC.
The Republics 1nsrHtitqSasi II Rios. ob.,u,
The Consistent Msn,
George W. Walker, WarHAw, n. Y.
EdTis.s S. Williams, NOrthhsld, MINI.
T7~ MUSIC.
sIsEDicTIoE.
It viii be seen by the above that the
theological brethren we're also inspired by
the best spirit 0 fthe hour. Their thoughts
we're as fresh and invigOrating as wind
blowing off the lake, and not musty a. if
they Issued from a damp, close clothes
press as is sometimes the case with pro-
auctions of this soberer, staider, less juicy
class of students. They were repeatedly
applauded, and msny Of their utserances
affected the audience like, and seemed to
have the virtue Of, sods-waterI
TIE ooScERT-oRAToR1o OF " CREATION"
But the literary festival was drawing 10
q close. The concert was to crown all, and
the season end in music. For several
weeks the Musical Union, q large and pow
erful body, have been practicing, under
the efficient lead of Mr.. John P. Morgan,
the grand sacred oratorio, Hsydn's "Cre-
alton" Public expectation was on tip-toe,
nor were the people disappointed. The
rendering was, on the whole, given in
q great grand way, in q style commensu-
rate with the conceptions of the grand
events which the poet and composer
would celebrate. If one of the
early choruses was not Justly rendered,
his small defect was presently swallowed
up in the empowering effect with which
the performance was given. We can speak
now only in q general, distant and very
inadequate, unsatisfactory way, hoping to
refer 70 the subject sgsin when full justice
may be lone the concert, but it must be
said here that the choir were admirably
disciplined, and showed that they had
been under the y and hand of a master.
The o~ratorio proved success, giving uni
versaI satisfaction and delights fact
somewhat remarkable when it is consider
ed that the ehArnoter Of the music is not
what is called popular. The result was
doubtless due to the truly superior, that is,
intrinsieally natural, manner in which the
orstorio was performed.
At the conclusion of the final magnif =
cent chorus, the vast audience, thoroughly
delighted, but sad withal, sought a parting
recognition of old aud dear friends, with
eye and voice and hand, and in pensive
mood walked forth beneath the stars, real
izing, and ssddened by the conviction, that
Commencement was over. Duty again
called them each to his respective work.
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O9WEGO MARKET-August 20.
IHT TTLaeBArH.l
spTibe; S. 50sSs 90 for rsd winter 50 so for VII to
and $40 s6a1O 5tfor double extra.
Wneat-Dull md unchanged sS es No l Mi
WAukee club at 81 IS, aad 1000 bu MIs uk' 3
CLUB and Oh cagO sprinz. per saOPle, 81 81 52H-
Firm and scarce.
9th 7 grains nomiDal.
Canal FreIghts-Are dull and unchanged.
Flour sOa4lc, wheat s5<c, corn sHe, 10 New York.
Lake Imports : S, 100 bu corn; wheat IS.
900.
CanRI Orts- az bblI -four, 1 500 bu
wheat; o0rn IS 0.
ShfDments-B Rail. 100 bbls -four,
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New York Stock Aarket-AuKusf 70.
lBT THLEaRAPH.1
Government RfOcRsHKasle better.
One year oerti Gates 7sk; o. . skies Of 1881,
coupons, l'6I; Fve-twenIy coupons, IO65k; hYei
OF ls1l, registered, reg stored, 90; Treasury ! sos
SSOeks-stronEer. Fort Wayne s6H, Alton 3
Terre Eaute pr ftrred 80; MIWGukse & Prairie du
CHEN ia Rock Islaod I071S; Northwest IN S7L;
DO preter'ed 6t56; Illinois Central scrip II q;
heW York O'ntrzl921z; Erie ST.; Hudson 1O9I:
Reading lOt5<; Michigan Southern g.; Cleveland
Pittsburgh n1S; Quicksilver 55A; Uhio . Missis-
s'ppi Certificates 24N; ni'sou,i sixes ~; Ten
nessee IS 72%.
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MITCHELL's INV sCHV 0L GEoGRAPHY.-S.
Augustus Mitchell, thu, author of several
favOrite geographical works, hereby offers
the public a new sch DOL geography, it being
the fourth book Of the series, accompanied
by q new atlas of great merit, consisting of
forty-four coPPerplate maps. The work is
gotten up in the most attractive and ap-
proved manIIer, and presents a system of
modern geography, physical, political and
descriptive, which is as complete as a book
adapted to use in schools may be.
Tho work is profusely illustrated. The
publishers requested Messrs. Cobb, An
DIRE We & Co. to send them the cut of some
pro minent view in Cleveland, for which
the y would find place in the book. Ac-
cor dinghy, on the 154th page of the geo.
gre ply, we find q very fine cut of the
mo nument erected to the memory and anne
of Commodore Perry, prepared by MI. ].
F. Ryder, the excellent Photographic artist
of this city. It will be observed that the
pu' blishers have taken liberties with the
view to the extent of representing a car
rs sc driving by the monument. This fea-
tu e, though not true, wal introduced by
th , publishers to give life to the picture.
The atlas is a capital one. All the maps
are' good, and the several States are drawn
on Rlarge scale.
This work is for sale by Cobb, Andrews
& Co.
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Calling,
Edwin Booth, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Tbs Duty Of the Church to the Nation,
John n. Bowers, Mansfield,
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n. 4. Honey Market-AuEgst 10.
IBY TELEaRAPH.1
MOney-Easy ct 6a6 D cert.
IC3zd1JsA
6Old-Q Quiet sDd without any material change.
opening at 1875. declining l43h, advancing 70
IA, and olosingaE 1889
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commencement at lin.

AdTrsss BY Theodore ID. Weld to the
C..stese Literary Bociefies--Gradua-
ton Of Che Gentlemen and Ladies' OF
the Collegiate and the gentlemen Of
the theological OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COnceFt-~OratOItO Of Creation"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-26

Orstion-IncentiVeS from the Past,
Thomas De .. Tucker, SherbTo, Africa.
Oration-ThS Conservation OF Force.
Lucien O.. Warner, McGraWVille, Il, Y.
EssAy-"HoW Big Was Alexander ]"
Emily A. Warren, Russia.
oration-CompsnSations in Society,
Theodore Wilder, Chester.
Observation-Disclosures the Foundation,
Albert A, Wright, 0berin.
Oration-Ihe q inns Of the Ministry.
Water E. @ Wright, hhitehall, h. Y.
MUSIC.
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RER ADYEFTIsEMEN1n-

HEW ADVEhIl8EMEN1
Taylor, GriswOld q Co.-Nev Dress Goods.
NJ. Halle & Oo.-wOolen Hose.
d. T. Hover 4 CO.-Fsl Dress Goods.
Malcne, Petit a Co.-For Lake Superior.
NJ. Halle B Co Jet Buckles.
z. I. Baldwin 4 Co.-New Autumn Goods.
o Cutter 4 Son Local Notice.
City Union CIub-Local Notice.
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BALTI9OKE mARKET-IuSuut 20.

Flour Firm, closing with aD upEsrd tendency.
Wheaf-In fair demand Sales g. 50 10 for
vhitei 81 40 for prime old red; 81 50 50 20 for
new red
s~Orn-Rscsipts light. Sales white st s5as7c;
yellow 93s95c q.
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REAL
John G. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Atwater Building, Superior st.
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7 AIDES SEA SIDE HATS A large
= LRESEpICrG SONS.
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enc. y. aARDsas, $40. 4. DURr, A.O.HSArHI.
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Cleveland. august Is. isss. sasi5:sss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-04
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, PsnOla county.
To wm. u. Gilchrisi, aaso Of The hsirs q,
law and distributes Of tho estate Of Fan.
ming Jones, deceased. ioa are hereby cited
to appear before the Probate Court Of said
county o. the fourth Monday 10 N~qvsmbsr,
ls5j, 4, ansvsr the petition o. ~iossphus
Garter and Norass, X. Sledge, adninisira-
tors on the Estate Of sAii deceased, for sale
Of the personal estate o. said deceased, add
10 show cause why The prayer 81 he bcsi.
toner, shonlIEo, be grated. By ofisr u
Court Issued 10Th Of October. ls5j.
W. +. WUuTTEN.
tgt1l.li. Cistk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-04
$lCO REWARD!!
STOP THE TIIIEyEsi!!!

We will pay a reward Of ATTY dollan for
the arrest and delivery ut Msnbphi., Of a
young man named J. W. johnson, who, on
Thursday, the 18th ullimo hired a horse
and saddle from Nlr. Braekcit. livery sta.
biz, on The faith d an order for same from
Ne, aud has not been heard from since.
lie was in company With another young
man, who also obtained q horse and saddle
from said Bracket, ADD both made default.
will give also hsiy dollars for The rslurn
Of The horse stolen by said johnson.
DrscalIioS.-Sald johnson safe he ived
IN is,eo eoun,y, near GREENWOOD landlng,
and was formerly from Tipah cppnty. Ms.
s%issippi. lie Is about q years u age,
about ) Zee. 9 inches high, black sye.,
smooth fa1s, sithoal HhiiksTs.
Any affirmation In rrrarl % either
horse or said J0hu,on, will Ne daly apprc.
ciated. W. Z. STEWART 4 BRO,
Cotton Factors and Commission iier.
chants, ". u tl1disgn IT, Nrmf lis.
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