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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13
chief Justice chase N john Trough.


Chief Justice chase and John BrOugh.
Chif Justice Chase, in transmitting TO
Governor Anderson the resolutions sdopted
by OhIosns in Washington relative to the
death of Governor BrOugh, expresses his
own feelings in the following language:
WAsHINeToN, September 8, 1855.
MY DEAR SIR: 1t has been made nv
duty to transmit TO you a copy of the pro-
ceedings of a recent meeting of citizens of
Ohio, convened in this city TO express the
mingled sentiments of grief and gratitude
with which the intelligence of the death Of
cur late Governor filed their hearts grief.
because oil the great loss and sore b~ereave-
ment; gratitude, that he was spared until
he had seen the suspicious issue OF his
labors, wstchings and anxieties in the as.
sured salvation Of the land he loved from
the rebellion he abhorred.
1t is a sad duty which 1 perform. In
John Brough we have lost a useful citizen.
q sincere patriot, a faithful friend, q great
statesman, our honored and beloved Chief
Magistrate. Our only consolation, little
ielt In the first moments of anguish, but
sure to come, though slow, is in the memo
~ OF his honorable work, in the o~bservs-
ton OF Its beneicent results ard influences, |
and in the hopes of the hereafter.
nave the honor to be, sir with Yery
great respect and esteem, yours most truly,
s. ?. CHASE.
His Excellency, Charles Anderson, Gov
srnor of the State of Ohio. J
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John Van Hurcn,s Last.

The Prince met Dean Richmond the
other day in the DelsVan. mWell, Dean,
what's the ticket 2" Richmond. in his
stentorisn way, proceeded to give John
the slate, as follows General Slocum for
Secretary of State Robinson Ior Comp.
%troller; General Patrick for Treasurer -
"Hold on, DEAN" calculated the Prince,
"if this is a Democratic Convention, for
Gods sake mske room for one Dsm
Richmond instantly thcaef- srzfrcI ~
see Csgger, and immediately disappeared.
-Akbany Knieksrbocker.
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~
TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our Rallans boys are coming homei
Jed Davis has been caught.
Huzzai huzHai now hsng your bapners cut,
HuzzaI huEza let all the people shout.
5he Way the reoel chief was caught
Is lsughable inde~d;
He tried to run In pesricoats,
But he die not succeed
Huzzal huEzsl hang all your banners out,
Jen Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our boys did think Il very strange,
a woman should retrert
With . great bOWle-kni'o in hand,
Until they saw his feet.
Huzzsl huzzAl our b Is have got good sense;
'TWiEt gaiter shoes ana stOgy boots they know
the difference
Oh, crinOlIne. We think n ans,
For you would not c1nceal
TIE hyiug renol President,
When h. dii show hs h ell
Huzza buzzal there's nothing half so npe
To 81 ~ q foot and ankle of, Xix we'll raised
crinoline.
Four days are numbered now, old Jen,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have a b tier epd in view,
Than the ed Il Of $ stout rOee.
HuHz4l huzza JEFF Davis HIS no shoe;
In settling up ali his accounts, just SeeP ht
crimes In view.
This boys who caught Jed avis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to a hne new suit
Al ISAAGS U 40 HALL
HuZza huzza h'ng tha starry bsnDer out,
Our ga liant boys are coming home, let all lhe
people shout.
The Target and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, st the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines S'orr's Automston Pee rman, and
strOng's Patent Army Trunk aud Bed Combined.
Dor. superior aud Union streets.
~ Look out for the Gisnts mF2S
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AUCTION SALES.
THURSDAY, SEPT. I4rH, 1865.
slogans Household Flu tpiture, Rose
WOOD PIaqO, dc.

Al AOOLLON .s..-.....---.--.DN " JULIEN . v
NtHouss No. . Sc. Clair Street.
o. CUTTER & son will sell at auction, on
Thursday, september I4sI, commencing a. 10
O'Clock a. NJ at
H0tise 80 100 st. Clair street,
rbe entire Furniture. 10 in said Hsose, consist
ing In pa t OF one elegant Rosewood P.Auo.Forte,
Piano Stool and Music Back. splendid Rosewood
5Ois, do PsrloF Chsirs, do Arm Uhslr, mahogany
hair sest I. te a-Tete, do ParlUr Thsirr, rosewood
ant mahogany msIb 9 top Centre Ta les, elegant
rosewood SecreIaIy,t 1Ahogang H.d cane D at kock
es, mshog my Hat kAok, arm and c+ne-ssst
UhAirs mahogany and Ihesry Bureaus, ExteeAion
q Ing Table, enclosed Washstands, HhSt-hots,
5ne EngrSvings In frames, gilt frame Mirror, ma
hHg my Fie8oh AMI Cottsg, Eeistfads, Oottage
Bedsteads, spring Beds, Tapest y aud Three.Ply
Ca pets, OIL Cloth, uioe WsrdroJes. Lounges, Easy
Chairs Feather Beds. OounterPsnss biankets,
shees, Quill >, good Refrigerator Gold. Band Obi
10 Ware good While OroCkery Ware Glassware,
clocks, Kitchen Ut nslls, Coal and AirtightetoYesi
&C, &c.
III. above Furniture is all first Glars and in nice
order. dOuse opsn q: O'Clock on morning ofsale.
Terms cash, bankAble fGnds, a. time OF sale.
aspI2.Z44
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CAoTAtnC
e, RHEINHEIMER,
One Price Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
q %FnperIor ftreet.

9 hyperion street,
MOULD ANNOUN e TO THE
w public that he mas a uli line Of Clio hing Of
his osn manufactufs and Of the best ma serisI now
on hand.
Partieulsr attention is called TO the Dsnulsn
tare and style Of ur cork We employ none put
the best Of wNtkmen, and use nothing but
the be Of Trim mings ia each and every
g,rm,nt. satisfed, FROM exp rienoe, thst the peo'
pie Of this vi.inity need noting but nut ella 8
work, we the efore offer no bastern SOP shop goods
to our eusto msrs, but everytDi; g Of our own nAn-
ufActure, made and trimmed equal to the best Gus
tom worS.
Our CUST M DEPARTMENT. 70 unser the
Oh rye OF Mr. SPE SCsR, q Gutter Of II tesn years
experience IN the beat New York Hous- $, and We
can iTutAfully say Ihst he has 20 EQUAL IN this
city, and we defy auy poase Ia to city to turn
out = garment In the style and nnish Of ours
Gentlemen IN want OF 1rst class garmsnts viii
be 9 E Id 3 full ss5Ortmeat Of French and Eng ish
Beavers, TT cots, BresdolOtbs, O~Sssimeres aud
VestIngs OF alI desirable shades aud novelties
mon that We do nc JOckeyiDg business
have tut ONE PRICE. snd sill ut low figures.
We manufacture our own goods pay no manu-
facturer sny profit, consequently We ran save sven
ty pr cent by 20 doing. The Osueht OF which We
give to our customers.
Give rs q call, and yoa will he satished that thii
is the a5e, sDd that We deal hOnorasJ By all
aug25 b5:dBtii
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LATE nKWs ITEns.

The Illinois State Fair at Chicago,
closed on Saturday. 1t is estimated that
over 20 900 people we're on the fair grounds
in the afternoon.
Henry Cooper, lste President of the
American Bank st Hsllowell, Maine, has
recently, it is said, fed to Europe, carrying
with him some forty thousand dollars of
the institutions funds.
The neurology of Brown University for
the year 1865 shows that twenty-five grad
ustes Rave deceased, of whom eight we're
clergYmen, eleven lawyers, one q teacher,
and two engaged in commercial pursuits
Ii is expected that the colored troops
raised at the north will coon be mustered
out Of service. Those raised at the south
will bs retained for the present.
A defslcstion Of twenty thousand dol
lars on the psrt of q young clerk in a BJs-
ton publishing house has recently been
discovered. He confessed his guilt after
being arrested, but, owing to influential
connections, was allowed to leave the city
without being prosecuted, and his name
and nearly everything connected with his
crime have been kept secret.
An old man named John Walton, of
Yorkshire, England, who WAS employed 10
al lbAl " . " BoNy
lately, on his way took q slice of bacon and
tried to swallow it. The bacon stuck in
his throat snd killed him. He was found
dead on the road.
A few weeks ago a young woman, nsmet
Mary Scott, about twenty five years Of age,
residing in Soho, London, wa going down
stairs to the kitchen when her foot caught
in her crinoline, and she was precipitsted
from the top to the bottom Of the stairs,
She fell on her head, and was killed on the
spot.
Advices from the Rio Grnnde, via New
Orleans on the "a instant, gives as the
cause for the recent removal of the French
troops of MsximIlisn's army from Msts.
moras and vicinity, and their substitution
by native soldiers, the disposition of the
French officers to give and take offence.
One of these gentry, who som time ago
wrote an insulting, pompous and silly let
ter to General Brown, the American COM
mander at Brownsville, Texas, has, it is
said, been dismissed from the imperial
army. Previous reports that officers lately
belonging to the rebel army in this coun
try have been given commands in Maxi
milisn's service are contradicted.
the R %gs ere e il Gus gFs sstr Rffftt eij in t8%% AHsY lsfEtss Of
A correspondent, p lssing through 'Monroe
City," Missouri, by rail, took the opportu-
nifty, while the locomotive was ssEusging
its thirst, 10 count the houses at the station.
Afte' much labor he produced the follow
ing table:
Brick hOusss (the Msyor's) ............................
Frame houses (the A d rnen's) -........-...... -. 20
shsniies
Shedi (quadruPeds)
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Experienced AFepts, Professional men, Ley Preach
ers, TEACHERS, NJ hGuics and Farmers even, will find
tn i a .leasanG. snc ~ the zane time q lucrative Oe-
~cupation the coming season. Al old agent whites
81 take from n 20 Us subscribers p8T week"
For further iIfOrmati1n apply personally TO or ad-
dress by mail, {. Z. BOLTON BROS, Publishers Of
and General Agents for Books and EngraTins, at
No. 6, ID floor, lyman's Block, near Court House,
Cleveland, Ohio ty2;2A
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worthless; they shall stumble in their walk.
they shall make haste to the wall thereof.
and the defence shall be prepared. The
gstes of the rivers shslI be opened and the
palace shall be dissolved"
PARTICULARS OF THE LAST DAYS
Elijah shall come, and he will be accom-
panied by "thst prophet the messenger
spoken of in the Sd chapter of Malachi,
who is probably Enoch these two will ap-
pear suddenly; they will restore sll things
in the minds Of Christians plunged In
grief at the late translation ; they will tell
US what to do; their presence will cheer US,
and their power Of working miracles VIII
protect Us in our unequal struggle with
Antiehrist. Insane men will attempt 30
kill them, and will Themselves fall dead at
u word, until just before the end, they be-
ing the only two in past generations who
have never died, will be killed by Anti
christ in Jerusalem, for it is appointed unto
men once to die. This will be probsbly on
the evening Of the 18Th of september, 1878.
Their dead bodies will lia unburied in the
street Till the morning of the l9.h of Sep
TENDER, when the spirit of life from God
will enter into them they shall stand upon
tueT leoL, huO, III oOeuionN9 y sho bAoat
voice from heaven, saying, Come up
hIther," they will ascend to heaven IN s
cloud, in the sight of their enemies, who
shall be in great lear"
These last twelve hundred and sixty
days Of this life will be the most miserable
that the world has ever seen. Previous TO
t6eir commencement there will be war In
heaven, Michael and his angels lighting
against the Dragon and his angels, who
will be driven down into the earth, when q
loud voice exclsims, "Woe to the inhs6lt'
ants of the earth and the seal for the
devil is to come down unto you, having
great wrath, because he kDOweIh IN / ne
hsth but a short time" Then will the
Dragon give his power and his seal and
great authority 10 AntichTist, who vii
open his mouth in blasphemy against Godi
to blsspheme His name and dis tabernacle
snd them that dwell in heaven and he vii
make war upon the saints and overcome
them, and all they that dwell upon TN
earth shall worship him, whose names Or,
not written in the Book of Life OF Ism
slain from the foundation Of the world.
All this %oticer's nonsense is actually
printed in a book and published to tn
world rs credible aud to bs believed
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The reported submission of the New
Zealand native insurgents to the British
troops is -contrsdicted. The contest is still
going on.
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ORRhN
FOR SALE,

EOk RENE-SrURE-And Fixtures
L Tor sIle- = d sirshIe l1cati,n FIR any kim CT
BUSH ess. Inquire in the STORE, No 6 Pearl ST., cor
ner Detroit, MssL side A. I. COHEN SEP 324j
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The reported burning of Shreveport LIS,
is confirmed. The fire began in a cotton
press, and, the wind being high, it spread
with great rapidly. Several q adjacent
warehouses and presses, sll filed with cot.
ton, caught fire, and the flames, in immense
volumes, rolled with uncomfortable strength
in sll directions. The fsmes spreal rhp-
idly in the direction of the river, and were
stayed only by the material giving out,
The portion of the town lsid in ashes WAS
the newest, most substantial and best part
of the city. All the largest and best
business houses and stores were in this
section.
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GEO. NAIL.
INSURANCE,

QUARTER OAK LIFE ms. co,
~ of hartford, COaa-
AHIZED 1867. CasRcER PERPETUAL.
>. a. WAbKEEY, Pres't.
HAYDEN SGOUGLAs, GeaI Agents,
10 euDe ior 1T , Cleveland
ES-Agenfs appointed and good inducemsnts Of
fered s~ep1I.zTO
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TUT SLAVES AND BEADING.
The H0dersisned kegs constantly on hand a
] age sud ell -ade stcos 81 -sasoued cut StaVes and
HeAdlns, It the lowest E4arset prices. AHctOiy
near ClJvelAnd & 3 vieoo hviroad dtpOt.
all orders promDay Ill & ana satIsfA ton war
rGntcd- JUAH & ED6AhTOH.
Fremont, o July s:a54
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lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, q large STOCK Of
FANCY OASSIdERES,
BLACK DOESKIN5,
BLACK DALIAH & BLOWN Al CLOT9,
BLACK AND FANCY SATIRErTS,
EVERETT MILLS UUUBLH
n JNISF COT sTAnES,
BLACK AMI DRAB HALIEHS,
SILIOIAS N SATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS bills,
FURNISHEHG GOODS
Merchant Tailors, ouRty Merchants aud WhO'e-
4 ala buy ers generally, wilt ms it to their advan-
tags to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. S MANN,
jyl3 l6s Superior st. OPP Bank st
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FOR SAT E-HOUoE ANO LOF-On
Il Taylor ct short distarcs from Detroit ct. car
{ ack 9roous, eel, eastern and fruit, sith baru,
suJ lot 5Oxl32. For sale low. POss ssioD give i'm
medlAteLE. - J. MENHA n. % MaIMil 81. EaI3 ~
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FOR SALk-A Machine Shop, with al
Il the Tools required or msnu;HcturPg and re-
pairing work 'or tile Oil KeAiOns. 1he shop IL loca-
I'D al Franklin the great c ntre o. the oil trade.
Address FOX liz Franz ia, fehAn=O County, Peln-
aue2l.24
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ScoviIle st. Barn aod b airg f. uif trees. A de.
sirabls I, sideEse. JOHN G.. Jennings, AtNster
Blu lding s5Ig:242
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EOR SALE-A foe Residence on Cedar
Il ST., sb0lt one mile IRON the city line. Ten 6cr 5
OF ErOIud, seven o twhtch ere pi Oducll G grafes. Hp-
ply 10 J. L. & G Il. INGERSULL, no IN Superior
gpu6 .gEl
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OR SALE-A Marble Business - Stock
4 10 Is. horses, W IgOns, hsrIsss, and all appliances
for doing au extensive bushes owing 70 al health
tORnefs, " L. be sold theRp, by spplyiDg 70 LhG
GET & DEAMAN, horwalk, v. ~sepl2:2Si
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EOR SALE-Lot on Long st, rear If
Il No. 100 Superior st. 3ox7O feet. JOHN G. JEN-
NINGS. AtF t-r Building. So "a
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WANTS.

EOh SALn-THz LAMB DOUBLE
HUnss 3 nd u Prospect sEreet. suitable fr .
boarding use. Terms easy. Enquire Of CONWAY
" .l.LE A. III aIn.. ...r.na : .oNla. OIL
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ZOE sALE-TweatY or more Lots

h fronting on rup-r or 81 Center avenue and Bel
den st III The city OF CIefelan or Will sell ~ eLtlre
property U9Jn 81 Clair st. AMI the shove. named SITS.
The gr 'unds cont ~ a chO.ce sci ctiun oil truit IN
beaTi1g, sUch Is Pears, Ap. lee, PUN, Cherries,
peach's. several burd ID beariug GrApeyiLCs Of va
roas KINGS, with house and barn. TIE street font
isa cut EAOf ssL by 40 icet rpOu graded streets
sanI2..A :. BALI IN. Y st Clnir at.
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kOR oALb-LAND-5OO, 900 Acres of
4 the best Lands in SOrthera Missouri for sale by
the HauniBal 4 st Joseph r.. r. 90 or cabh or ten
aud advertising dlcuments. Apply TO ALBERT
ALLYN, No. Z Law Uolese, Cleveland, U. suz2:z4o
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
- be sud cheap. This is 3 rare
OPpOI tuLttY Tor Germans or others deslrOus OF edu-
CRang th-lr UhIdreu at the schools Of berea, and to
OBTAIN d hpm- 81 small figures. Address Z. U. Box
l5l Berra, o. Is LEABEB Ohioe, cleveland, ONO.
Jyis=Ez
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Z MIC cos
AMEBtCAN
EAIGRANT COMPANY,

Chartered for the purpose Of procuring ard as
sistinK EmiSrsn,s rom foreign eoun-
tries to ssttle in the
Uuited states.
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eIsO PER MONTH-AoENTs 9I
= ssTUREEn eoLpIERa,

e0o sALE5MBN WANTED-To CO.
OUU hcit aud On orders for the Life OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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Dec, 1874 Resurrection Of the just, exact.

" at 1901 NJ, Oh December
1874. Fall of Rome and 8
great part of italy, between
December 9Th, 1874, and JAN
uary 25sh 1875. Translation
of saints st about l A NJ of
the night of the 24.h and 25ih
of January. Restoration of
the Jews TO Jerusalem, March
10Th 1875. Antichrist also ap-
pears; and is fully revealed,
April 9, 1875. The two wit.
nesses appear, April 2, 1875.
April, 1874 Paris taken June 10th or Sep
TENDER All, 1878. Eclipse Of
the sun, July 29.h; shooting
stars, 18Th to the oath OF Au
gust. Fearful storms the last
week Of August, causing great
sickness in Antichrist's army
in Palestine. Sign of the Son
of NJ IN appears about Septem-
Der l. Christ appearsdescend-
jig on Mount OLtUet at sunset
on Sept 20, 1873.
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WANrED-MEN-who wHh to en-;
make IN I'm 3 TO 40 cvety day, by the snHtlihNest-
mont OF Ion siU 10 so. are Invited tyeaa 81 rns
Office 81 ISAACE h. CRAB. Es1 up stairs 0Nes
fceg's China store, No. 2S3 Sup Nor stree annex
anne one o4 tbs met / epOrtant and useful hssn-
tons Of the age c 81 but ~ cents anus III
S5-uscd by every inrmer. -,o,Tvnpru s.
IL y y. J. NOU =
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The StSnd-
y afd History o. the War, complsto IA one large
rrysl oct-yO volume y over go psge- sPiehtuuS
iBnstutaI with II fine portraits Of Geheials anu
Raul Scenes. This is Just the book tn people ~ NJ
1t pre.ent a rare c lance loy sg-bt', teaChsr
a,srsenc nlsu. and csGeci lily retuTne1 and dBstas
Cfic rs a d soldiers, in want CT pronta ie tHfphi2
m MT " I fin il peculiarly cd 2yted 70 their Sonlt
t.on ( ,d q r circu .ars. Address JUNES BROS A
co phiadcl ihia. @gtE
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WANTED-A Salesman 81 tn IN S : Ads
dr.sS. y it'll references. and stAsdDg bALAly eAIeSteiF
lock BOX s.. Nj advIlle, Pa. 5eplL.a
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HOS sALE-ENGINES AND Drill,

l. LING TOOLS COMPLETE-Wph all Fixtures
necessary o pat lUwn Wells. Two splendi { n
hsrse power eng nes-oEe port rbie, tbs Jther sta
IlOaary have bsou used only sixty days, in peril ct
o der; together with tso Gul IS Tor Iuttin down
wells, ncIulidg drilling tools, tables sand pumps,
wnDcrs, uaud- wheel and wdlking-be m irJns, &C.
VII be Sid at a barsa n. I'D dtlNered n the cars
a Cleveland, ii des d. For PARTICULARS, address
ASA FAIR. Jr-, housewife, Pa sepl2:Sso
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1MANTED-

EMPLOY Il S0LDIkRS-
business m, N Gts requested to bPply LOT CLERKS
Book -kesress s. PO-ters, mechani,s, ApPreLtoss, and
a pioyeen. to tue = sgucy OF tle SANITARY JOmmis-
sion, No. 50 Bank street, where sodlsTs, honOrabIy
-saLa-Hnd md Vii ur1rfiHsd- - VII
R-feTercgs VIII be furuishsd when required NO
charge ( r lslVi es Of this Agency
: Sit1atiaus AIe nos wanted Or ihe following, VIZ:
BOok-keepers, fine Eeumen5
3 Ok-liBderi ,a5,n
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AnvERrlsEMENrs.


FOUND-This morning, on Long St, q
IL large Bras X y. APPLY at this office, and nay
Tor adv rtisil &. sep 2:.44
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PIeaT, : = nd ri your orders AID help these men to
earn N honest !. tiug. Ap " 20
ssbNNA CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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2 Competitors;
~ Dryera, GrgOms and 6aiOsnersS
! Porter;
1 blacksmith;
Machinlsts aud Tinsmith's sppIentioes5
. have no trade and viii 90 any thirgi
s disaS.sd men wish places as messehgeIsF Fseh
- flee MOI -=rA-
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Grand total of ediioss in Monroe City.

Brick hOus,s (the Mayors --.-.-...
Frsme houses (the A d rnen's).---.-..
ehanties (titiz
She'd (quadrupedsl -.
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lVWANTED-Attention. Somettingnew-
w viii sen5 by mail, postpaid, u BEAUTIFUL Mill
tAry Album, visa twenty Jour iies ures Of our mon
Generals, Tor Ocenfs. hg ut Want.a lmDteulats'
~ Cb.raso in ssE9.z55
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TIE END OF TaE WORLD.
1878 the Last Year.


A British army oficer-CsptAin W. A.
Baker, of the Royal Bombay Engineers-
has at last settled ali often disputed date
the year in which the world will come to
an end. In a work just published in Eng
land, entitled "The Dsy and the Hour; or
Notes on Prophecy; Sketch of the Future,
extracted from the Bible" he imparts S
considerable amount of information which
is certainly important if true" The day
ofjudgment, he tells US, is fixed for SePtem-
Der 2O.h, 1873; the hour sunset the Trans
lation of the Saints having previously ia
ken place, at one o'clock inthe morning on
the 25sh Of January. 1875.
Il Csptsin Baker c%onfned himsslt to
this point, he would only tAntalize his read
ers. But he is too kind hearted for that.
He gives us full particulars of the very
remarkable events which will happen in
the next thirteen years, IS will be seen in
the following table of "events to come off,
to use a sporting phrase: