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DAILY LEADER
inrmDii, pece-bem is.
The Draft in Ohio.
' It Cincinnati Gazette publishes atabla
ex&ibiUsg the number of men enrolled in
each, county of Ohio, the Dumber of drafted
Dan who hire actually entered the service
from each district during the yen 1864,
aod tbe amount of commutation money
received under the 1300 clause. It fa official
and accurate. The following Is the exhibit
for ftii (the Eighteenth) Patriot
fl-natl
Ji. Xnwlled.
. S 33
t.oS
Cayafcoga.
bummlt....
L&e...
Te-.el tnrtrtel
lull, d I y draft in ISO
IT,(0
.. 418
CiiuuaLtM 110.
Taa followine fa the result in some or
the district cf Northern Ohio :
' 2 9 tf g
1 I rl r!
S.?
; r I
i
th. Erie -,
Huron...... 3,974
Fandosky...
Ottawa,
fccn'-rn
Crawford..
3,i-
.1,114
,12i
J,201-1.,OSJ T77 173,
ICth. Locaa ,
.y,rs
Tuilon.-.
rtebry
Putnam
W iiiiams..
leflan..,
Paulding.
14th. lio roes.....
A.,h'aod
Wayne
Medina hi
Loral n...
17th. Stark
2,?
1,M
1,681
. 7'.-ia,i;6 s&a
X,3Jt
2708
2 t50
,OfS-16,B72 M 7,6u0
S.U53
1
s.a
Orro 1-
Jcttonon
.''olumblana
ibUbu a
Trumbull. .....
i,ihoning ...
Porta ge.
G-.auza i
4,0J2-14,SJJ 2,651 118,100
Vjth.
3,9S
3,i3
3..TU
l,9.S-lu,S6 lit 123,700
TLa total numbtsr of men enrolled in the
Slate is 20,803. The total numbor drafted
in the State during the year 1864, fa
16U7. The total amount of money paid
fur commutation is $1,887,000. :
IJThe total enroilmentfa, uwill be perceiv
ed t y coaipanng it with that taken by
towuthip Assessors last Spring, very much
too lar".SThe Stats enrollment for this year
is 2S0.190, or 40,641 lees than that taken
by tie United Slates authorities, when the
difference should have been the other way.
This will become clearly evident to every
one, when it is remembered that the Ccn.
atilulion of Ohio requires "all white male
citizens, resicent cf the State, being eigh
twn rears of aire and under the age of
lortv five years," to be enrolled in the mili
tia, whether they are fit for duty or' not
tbat fa a matter to be settled afterwards
while tbe enrollment made by the provost
Marshal's department should contain the
namas of those only who are twenty and
not forty-five years of age, and who are
pbysLally capable of performing military
service. Of course, those who have been
drafted and entered the service, or have
fumbled substitutes, should not be includ
ed Such being the case, it fa clearly the in
terest, if not the duty, of every man in
Ohio suhj9Ct to the draft to see that the en
rollment lists of his particular sub-district
lire corrected, in accordance with the recent
c:r;uUr if sued by Adjutant General Cow-
cn, end witnout delay, so at to be In good
time for another call, if it should be found
secesary to make one.
Th quotas of Ohio under the several
calls of the President, issuel since 1863,
atiiOur.t in tbe aggregate to 122,352. As
will be observed by the foregoing tabular
itatetrent, but 16,717 drafted men wont
into tbe service. The balance of the ag
gregate quota was filled by volunteers,
substitutes, tbe $1,887,000 commutation
fur. 3, and by tbe excess of credits carried
forward from previous years. "When we
add to this the services of our National
Gna.d, tot which we have received no
credit, we may justly feel proud of she re
cord we have made in the fourth year of
.the war. . .
The Release of the St. Albans Raiders.
Much as has been said about Canadian
and British sympathy with the rebellion,
we do not think that the country was pre-
pirod fur sx outrageous and flagrant a
maaifastation of it as was made in the re
cent decision cf the Canadian Judge before
whom the SL Albans raiders were tried,
that be had no jurisdiction in the case.
The announcement has elicited expression t
. of. indignant surprise wherever it was
made. Hare were a gang of robbers and
cnt thrcats, either guilty of robbery and
murder, if private persons, or, if in the
eervice of the Confederate States, of a high
, c:iin3 against British law, in setting on
foot an armed demonstration against a
friendly power from within British terri
tory. ' In the face of these facts, which no
body pretended to deny or justify, the
Judge has released these criminals, deciding
that he has no jurisdiction in the cue; and
they walk forth unharmed and untouched,
amid the huzzas of the multitude. Jserer
was there a grosser and more flagrant insult
offered to our nation I The time is comin g,
however, when the Canadian authorities,
who now abet and sympathize with rob
bery, aiton and murder, will be compelled
to make restitution an hundred foldt
The Herald's McClellan Sword-Fund.
It will be remembered that immediately
after the defeat of McClellan in the tword
contest, in the New York Sanitary Pair,
last spring, the New York Herald, dis
gusted at the result, commenced a sub
scription for another tword for McClellan.
It has now rendered an account of its
stewardship. The total amount con
tributed by a grateful nation for Mr. Mc
Clellan's tword wat $712.10, of which
$227 hat since been withdrawn by itt do
nors, leaving a total of $485.10 subscribed.
Either the people are aot very enthusiastic
over the ex-general, or they have a whole
some doubt of Pennelt's honesty, and don't
care to risk money in hit hands. '
Substitutes in the First Corps.
In ratconsc to many inquiries it fa stated
that substitute! for enrolled men may be
enlisted hi the Tint Corps, Major General
Hancock commanding, and the principle
will be exempt from draft ; but such sub
stitutes will not receive the government
bounty. They should be forwarded to
Washington for enlistment. Bepretenta
live recruits may be enlisted in the corps,
jtd these will receive the government
txmnty.
a
in
it
to
" "Teh hale es gethan," were Huller1!
"reported" last words. He might have
said (and been misunderstood by the min
ister) Hicht hala es gethan," which would
hart matnt th exact oonUary. . i . . .
Sherman's Advance on Savannah.
But little reliance can be placed on tbe
World t special from Washington, based
on information said to have b. en received
from a " loyal resident of Kichmond," an- 3
nouncingthe details of a fight at Sa van- jj
nan, which appears in yesterday after
noon's dispatches. That Sherman hat
progressed with a success that seems mar
vellous, and that he hat reached Savannah
and effected junction with Foster, who
approached via Pccatoligoandthe Charles
ton and Bavannah railroad, cutting that
road and destroying communication be
tween Charleston and Savannah, fa beyond
a shadow of doubt. That the final and
decisive battle of the campaign has
been fought at Savannah fa almost equally
sure. That Sherman fa at this moment
in possession of tbe city fa very probable;
But the details of the fight at Savannah,
given in the d if patch aforesaid, came in
too round-about a manner to be accepted
as gospel. They may be true, but we cannot
accept them as indubitably so.
Meantime, everything looks bright.
Poster, after two or three repulses, has
succeeded in getting possession of the
Charleston & Savannah Bailroad at Poca
toligo, thus gaining a double advantage
cutting off Savannah from tbe north, and
effecting a junction with Sherman. That
ofiicer, steadily advancing without serious
hindrance throughout his whole course,
has reached his goal with vigor unim
paired. Against the combined armies
Savannah cannot stand, and we doubt not
that it has already fallen.
Sale of Lord Lyons' Effects.
The horses, carriage, and liquors
belonging to the establishment of Ljrd
Lyons have been sold at auction. The
wines ranged from thirty to fifty dollara a
dozen, and the brandies at seven and a
half a bottle. This disposition of his prop-
ertv indicates that Lord Lyons will not
speedily return to his country, if at all.
The Ways and Means Committee.
The Committee of Ways and Means in
the House of Representatives is a meet im
portant and re:ponsibIe body, having the
duly of preparing for Congress much of
its most important business. This Com
mittee has recently been modified by tbe
addition of Messrs. Pmyn and Littlejohn
It now Btands: Chairman Thtddeus Ste
vens ; Members Mcsers. Morrill, Pendle
ton, Littlfjjhn, Hooper, Mallory, Blow,
Easson and Fiuyn.
The New York Incendiaries.
The New York Herald says that, through
the exertions of the military and the po.
lice, there is a fair prospect ef the speedy
capture of the principal actors in the late
attempt to burn down the city. It fa said
that at lei st seven of them are now in the
city, and under surveillance. Meantime,
the registration of persons from the insur
gent Slatos continues at General Peck's
office. About one thousand have been
registered up to this time.
Governor Smith, of Virginia, and the
Negro Question.
The rabel Governor of Virginia, "Extra
Billy Smith,'' i convert to the policy of
arming tho slaves suggested by Jeff. Davis
He comet out strongly in favor of it in his
recent annual message.
Rufus Andrews on Old Fagan.
Mr. Bufus Andrews, lately Surveyor of
tbe Port of 2few York, in a letter addressed
through the public prints to Thurlow
Weed, makes a number of charges against
that person, amongst which the most note
worthy are the following:
1st. He charges that Mr. Weed wa con
cerned in certain railroad legislation in
1857-8. He writes:
"In the same year that you were intro
duced to me, I was employed professionally
to attend before thi Senate Committee on
cities and villages to advocate the passage
of various railroad charters in the City of
JNew iori. xou were then a resident ot
Albany. The charters wero granted to
certain named corporators, and in every
one of them you had a direct pecuniary in
terest, at the time of the passage of the act,
although your name did not appear in any
of the grants as a corporator. 'The Old
Alan was taken care ot in every instance
where the necessary two-thirds vote was
secured I "
2d. Mr. Andrews charges that Mr. Weed
helped to defeat the election of General
Wadsworth at Governor of the State. He
writes :
"A Governor for New Tort in the place
of the Hon. S. D. Morgan, who had served
two terms with great usefulness to tbe
State and equal, credit to himself, had to
be elected. 1 ne state Convention that as
sembled in that year, following tbe popular
heart, nominated for tho executire office
that pure man and true patriot, the estima
ble and lamented Brigadier GeneralJsroes
S. Wadsworth. Tou, following your own
grovelling instincts, fell out with the rep
resentatives of the Union party. FindiD"
you could not rule, you determined to ruin,
and joined your exertions to those opposed
to the Union candidate. Your tbare in I
producing tbe defeat of a man tbe latchct ,
of whose shoes you are r ot worthy to un
loose, is thoroughly understood. The wa
ges of your treachery have been paid you."
3d. Mr. Andrews charges that Mr. Weed
made a slanderous and malignant attack
upon the character of Mrs. Lincoln. He
writes:
"In the spring of 1863, in a publia ho
ofthe city cf Ne York, you announced
to an indiscriminate audience that tho
wife ofthe President of 'be United States
was guilty of treasonable conduct, and that
by order of the Secretary of War that la
dy had been banished from the capital ;
an order which yon declared hal been too
long delayed I This occurred in my hear
ing." 4th. Mr. Andrews charges that Mr
Weed made bitter assaults upon Mr. Lin
coln, both before and after his nomination.
He writes :
"In the dark dart of 1661 when treason
was so defiant, you were enacting the roll
ofthe meancholy Jaqoes, wringing your
bands and uttering jarejciadi ofthe dole
fullest strain. You were especially severe
in your denunciations of the President,
whom you proclaimed an old imbecile,'
conduct of tbe war a failure, and bis
advising minister a corrupt and inefficient
cabal."
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in
the
N.
2.-76.
It fa hinted tbat the correspondent of the
London Times, in New York, will shortly
have a warrant served upon him' to act as
witness in .regard to the hctel-buming
plot, he having predicted the conflagration
a recent letter, in such terms as to make
almost certain that he was in the score?.
j
dor,
soil,
lory,
ney,
eis,
The hdios of Paris, not content with dr-
lig their hair red, now dye their lapdogs
match the color of their dresses. Green
dogs, yellow dogs, and sky-blue pugs are
the rage.
A strong protest hat been received frcm
Louisiana against the admission of the al
leged Senators from that State: Their
case will probably be at ones referred to
Judiciary Committee. J
bent,
Washington Gossip.
The 'Washington correspondents of the
Cicc'nnaU papers tell the following Inter
esting tiU of gossip.
THE GREAT BORE OF THE HOUSE.
Mr. Holman, of Indiana, promises to be
as great a bore during this session, as he
was during the last. He fa to the House
what Garret Davis is to the Senate, an in
fliction scarcely bearable. No matter
what the motion fa, no vote can be taken
until uolman hat had a "say." He jumps
up, as if by natural instinct, to "object ' to
evirjthing. It was to just tach a man as
be that Tom (Jorwin, while , in Congress,
said, UI had a dream about you last night."
What on earth did yon dream, about
mn?' inquired the gentleman addressed.
"Why," said Ccrwin, "Idreamt that tome
body introduced the Lord's Prayer, and
tried to past it, but yon insisted on offering
twelve amendments." It fa a consolation
to know that Mr. Holman will not be in
the Thirty-ninth Congress to borei'.t mem
bers to death. His constituents very natur
ally felt ashamed of his artesian qualities
in the last seaeion, and would not renom
inate him ; but even if they had dene to,
he would not have be-in re-elected, :
THE GREAT BORE OF THE HOUSE. GOING FOR "ILE."
I bt.ve very good authority for laying
that Garrett Davis, of Kentucky, and Mr.
Holman, of Indiana, contemplate retiring
from politics, and embarking in the petro
leum business, for which they are by na
ture and education to well qualified. By
a mathematical calculation it has
been dkoovered that Garrett Davis
can bore a well seven thousand feet deep
in a single hou-, without any machinery
other than his own tongue, and Holman
can accomplish nearly as much in the
same space cf time with - the same plain
and simple apparatus.
THE GREAT BORE OF THE HOUSE. GOING FOR "ILE." A QUAKER DECREES JUSTICE.
General Schenck'i resolution, introduced
to-day, making runaways from the draft,
who have gone to Canada, alions, and re
quiring them to be naturalized beiore they
can again exercise the right of citizenship,
fa eood but old. Congress will u n-
dcubtedly enact tho law, but a decision in
advance cas aireaay ceeu given Dy com-
" Thee hat no right to vote," laid
eood old Quaker Judge of Election in
Warren county, Ohio, to a would-be-voter
at tho late election. " WcatdoycumeanT'
stormed the astounded devotee of the
"Great Unready. "1 mean thee fa not
a voter : thee fa not a citizen of this State.'
" Why, you old fool, I was born in this
country, and have lived here all my life,
and there's nobody knows it better than
you I" "Thee fa mistaken, my friend.
Tbee was born here, it fa true I knew thy
father before thee, and a good man he was;
I little thought his ton would do such a
thing; but tnee hasn't lived here all thy
life. Thee slipped away about the time of
thedralt: thee went to Canada, and neilh
er paid thy three hundred dollars, if thee
was opposed to fighting, nor took thy mus
ket if thee wasn't ; but thee became a citi
zen of a foreign country; and thee can't
vote here r'
The McClellanite raved, but tbe Quaker
Judge was inflexible. The McClellanite
declared theio was no law for such a de
cision, and he would prosecute him ; but
the Quaker wat calm. " Theo may be
right about the teabnical language of the
law; I do not pretend to say; but thee
went to Canada; and am dear in my
convictions. Turn cn't vote." And he
didn't. That Quaker was born for a lawmaker.
WHO WROTE THE MESSAGE?
There have been questions at times, of
the authorship of certain documents which
bear the name of the President. The ori
ginal manuscript of the Inaugural, fairly
covered with interlineations in the hand-
writing of Mr. Seward, is still in existence
in Washington. The concluding tentence
of the manrip&tion Proclamation fa
known to have been Mr. Chase's. The
purely departmental parts of cue or more
late JUessages were originally written by
other hands.
But the document, which, linked with
another great act, will go down to His
tory as.-having made this a day to be mark
ed in tne calendar beside that one which
gives us the Emancipation Proclamation,
is oi no uncertain origin, ice more im
portant parts of it wore heard by the
labiiet, when lor the first time read to
them, in silent approbation. 2ot a change
of a sentence or a word wat suggested.
And, if History wants any Botwellian
pi r.iculars, it may be interesting to put in
print the fact that the President wrote the
Message on still sheets of a sort of card
board, which he could lay upon hit knee.
and write upon as he sat with his feet anon
UU MUlfl BUU HIS bUAU U1M3V UXI IA iUQ
'American attitude."
PREMATURE DELIVERY.
There has been some unnecessary rabble
in tbe newspapers about the next fciDeak-
ership; and according to veracious para-
gra punts, io or inree speakers nave been
born beiore the time. It fa comfortable
to know that they were still-born.
If Henry J. .Raymond had chosen to
make himself a candidate, and had been
backed up by the Sew York delegation,
his parliamentary experience and admira
ble skill as a presiding officer mieht have
ade him a formidable competitor for Mr.
Colfax. As it fa, the latter gentleman
may wear his honors easy. It would be
useless for any other man to run against
him, and Governor Raymond openly de
clares uia miuubiwu uuit to D3 a canaiuaie,
and his preference for service on the floor.
The Governor, by the way, was walking
through tbe hall of the House to day.
Why, Governor, are you down here?1
said an acquaintance as they met. ' "Oh,
yes, we newly-elected people are coming
down to tee the ground where we must
shortly lie I a gocd deal more than we do
the newspapers," he tlowlv added.
The Bankrupt Bill.
yeas and
nays in the House of Representatives on
passage of the Bankrupt bill. Of the
Union members from this State, Messrs.
Spalding and Ashley voted in 'favor ofthe
bill, - and Messrs. Bckley, Garfield and
Schenck, against it:
Yeas Messrs. Alley, Allison, Ames,
Arnold, Ashley, Baldwin, Mich., Baldwin,
Mas?., Baxter, Beaman, Blow, BoatwelL
Brandegec, Brooks, Brown, Wis, Chanler,
Clark, A. W, Cole, CresweU, Davis, Md ,
Davis, X. Y, Dawes, Deming, Dixon,
Driggs, Eliott, English, Farnswortb, Frank,
Ganson, Gooch, Grinnell, Griswold.. Har
riett, Hooper, Hubbard, Iowa, Hubbarj,
Conn., itulburd, Jortckes, Jlaeton, Kelley.
Kellogg, Mich, Kellogg, N. Y, Kernw,
King, Knox, Littlejohn, Longvear. Marvin.
McBrido, Mcladoe, Miller, N. Y, Morris,
Y, Norton, Oiell, Pike, Pomeroy,
Pruvr, EadfonJ, Eiee, Mass., Kioa; Mo.
noun a, . jiio, Doueia, ocoti, onannon,
Spalding, Sweat, Thayer, Townsend, Up
ton, Tan Valkenburgh, Ward, Washburn,
Mais , Webster, Williams. Windom, Wood.
i
Nays Allen, J. C, Allen, W. J., Baily,
Baily, Blsine, Blair, Bifas. Bovd. Cobb. Cm.
Cravens, Dawson, Denison, Eckley, idee, I
Edgerton, Eldridge, Finck, Garfield, Gri-
rr j t7 . 71
Harder, Harrington, Holman, Inger-
Li..r, Le Blond, Loan, Long, Mai-
Marcy, McClurg, McDowell, McKin-
MorriiL Morris, Ohio; Morrison, My- '
L . Noble, O Neil, Penn , O'Neil, Ohio,
v.iu, A CLUinkVIJ, A Sf 1ABUI X ilCO, XUaVHaaVif
itaaoau, x.j , xtogers, itoUios, . H.j Rota,
Schenck, SmiJiert, Steele, S. J, i3tevens,
Tracy, Wadsworth, Whaley, Wilson 56.
Hon. Nathan J. Farwell, the new Sena
tor from Maine, to fill Mr.Fessenden't un
expired term, has taken hit teat. :Hei
deEoribed as a tall, muscular man. tlfohilv I
with a heavy cast of features, wii -w
whiskera, and a facial expression bearing a f
striking mixture of energy, dediion and I
ber.tTojec.ee. .. ... .- ;
or the olitogg.
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For the Holidays!
E.
I. BALDWIN
; &c CO.
Ba? of ., eipreasljr for tb Iioiliiar Tn& &
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Ladles' H3k-s.
Point Gaze,
Point Applique,
Hon Hon, .
Mechlin,
Yaleneieune,
Thread,
Initial,
Tucked,
Ruffled,
Emroidered,
Mourning,
Gents' Ildk'ft.
Initial Embroidered.
Hemstitched,
Haiiimed,
Paris Bordered,
Printed Bordsred,
Fanny EJged,
Silk Damask, -Ulli
Oorafa. :
Caubon Silk,
Fancy Lawn,
Turk-jy Bed.
:r?jJ5.-i at bus
as isomer
LACE GOODS.
Point Gate Collars 4 Sefjr,
Blacit k White Barbes,
Point Do Venice do. Keat Thresd Veils,
Point Applique
Vclencicnue
do.
Pusher Voils,
do.
do.
io,
do.
French Vnilu,
M isque Yeile,
GreDadioe V Us,
Gdipure Veils.
Threat
Malta
: Guipure
REAL THREAD SHAWLS,
rOLT GAZS CAPES,
Lama Lace Slials & Capes,
Konrnlns: ' Emtjrolderles.
Crape Couura asd Bets,
White Mourning Collcrs.
urenaame collars ca bets,
White Mourning Sots,
Love end Crape Veils,
Mourning Einb. Hdk'fj.
HOLIDAY CLOAKS
Velvet,
Plush,
Chinchilla.
leaver.
Castor,
T-iest.
Zephyr Cloths,
Scotch Plaid,
Aa4 cthe.a o'frat nAatj cf Fsb;!a as! C!gri,
uauiea atia aueaea.
OPERA CLOAKS.
The taMttiaect of isf:t) Dims Cends li comj-Ieto.
Brest Pattern.
Rich Moire Antique,
Repped mi Armurp,
Droouet and Corded,
Gro be Saex,
Gro Grain,
Taffeta,
I rest Fattcm.
Vtooi Poplins,
Bilk Poplins,
Ottomans,
Saxony Cloths,
Lama Cloths,
Huddernelds,
And otters in aleiai.t paitaru, In SUk, 8i:k aad
SHAWLS.
Paisley,
India,
Persian,
Broche,
BH1WLS.
Wool Paisley,
Wool Glnrcow.
American Wool,
inibet.
ran ladlxs axd xiss3.
CENTLErVsEN'S
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Velvet, Beaded, 6-otcu Plaid,
India, Crotchet, Wool Plaid,
Thibet, Persian. B.'tiet Plaid.
Bilk, Wool Broche, Zmbvr,
Eos Roy, . ButterSy, Paris Broche,
Roman, . Mourning, Embroidered.
Aa utortmint vrrywlEj any in (bt olty of
ZEPHYE GOODS.
Breakfast Shawls, . gcarft,
Nubias. Crmf.)rtn.
Hoods, 7ool Titrs.
Sleeve, S.iritet;s,
Gaiters, . Mituius,
Alexandre, Oiov.cs.
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Of ararj kilt, tor Lt, Cntlean ar.d Toatfc.
BAtalOKAL SKIRTS.
Elegant Belt Buckles
Widaaad Barrow b,h and Bn: of all Ua.
PIANQ &ND TaBLE covers.
Sjrtesdld Damask Clolh?,
GENTLEMEN'S '
Velr.t, mik aat o!bT Tet Fitters.
GENTLEMEN'S
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GENTLEMEN'S
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GENTLE MENS
irii ctra & Cov m "aU-xlaLs.
Silk and Gingham umbrellas.
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MOROCCO TOURISTS' CASES, .
CHESS MEN.
GAMES. PORTFOLIOS.
DIARIES.' POCKET-BOOKS.
JT. B. COBB Jki CO.'S;
jfw Urn's Gifts.
N T S TO C K
pur,
Hz
!rJ s S ! !
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WORK BOXES,
GOLD PENS.
AT
GiLl OIL! oil::
i5JJUll)EE.SC0iSlB & Ce.
IxtraFeirolenm Mi. Benztle
t.jmcatiner? Oiia.
rw par partlcclar attrition to package I, theMbx
aavlntf onr cnatomara Bench loan by ag.j. Wa
inarantae onr oil to fin perfect aatia&u ioa, aci
aa good aa any made in tha dtj. Alao,a ft
ttcslar attention to putting; np
NAFTHA OR BltNZCLI.1
foitat-le for Varniafi Uanaiai4arri' or Talntas
see. On hand and for sale
WO boia extra retaod Petroleum on.
LliObbuGdoriGedBiieoietecualtcT arteilo,-)
103 Uila Ho. 1 Librtcatlng OU,
sklch e IU evil at lowMtt market nric as.
Oinoa lug Bt. dair-tt., tonieriT s ci:ri4
fa. O. 8oofleld A Co. ;
JCHB ALHXAJTDaa. I
wm. a atnu, I CUt7 fLM.SU, V.
arrow wnaot
am4Tt
PETROLEUM
"Hickory Farm Oil Coyepany."
CAPsTii....... .... sneo.ooo
lOO.OOU UHABES OF S3 11,3.
Sbarea full paid without further t Mini r.
Praaident CHBI8IOPBBB TTI.EP..'
ftecritarT, ' tr,vmr.'
WiXLIAMaUABMAIt. I la A A P D. BtsSKLti.
Bupe.lstor.dtut S , itiOJ:-:.
TRUSTEES.
CatT(TO?BKaTTLKB,o!t?hriau,pofrT7Ter, 5 awT.
Taoaaa A. OrBMurs, of IbA-rsea Oammlaa, '
ShAH'jka B.CoOLr,l.teof Oooty, t arwoU&Oo.,'
Qu. M. G aorta, late of (irofi i ti or trap, 1alac j
Co., tiew York.
Joh T. Clabu, late of Dar, Clarke 04., H. T.
'"l" V. IT.lLa. of 111. Willianit A to "
Iauo l. BtuaiU., of Ar4W ft Irwin. Ml'g. 'Co.."
josars Laaocara, of Aowiola, Larocnu-ja A Bar
low, Mew Jork.
CcaiJO. Hiieakf , -4 c. 0. Eucy A Co., l-ti,ri,
Jzmi U. Wun.Tr. Prea't Weatern rnfcn Tola.
graph C , tjtntt and, Ohio.
Saittrai. I,. M 4TBU, tilaveiand Iroa SIio
Co., CicTelanifc Ohu.
Jca . Kawinav., John 8. Sewberry, Detroit,
KlCBa
f Twinti Jiaoot. PmH Fftnaen1 Bnk, SaIck, .0
7b la Compfttt u organitbd auder ih of q j
Ste of How f o. k, tot ih pnroda of dveloplDg a
tnctof opWjrdi of two haudrwl Bud hirtty-f
uresoriay d.owaod bj Xhm In jm nmp't, l9rtM
In V tcftp'go cjvaty. Peoajrlfiiia. on ti. wtrly
bnk the All.ghaiiy Hirer, and emfcracisx loiii
baalV, of 'BItory UMk."
V 1 ampl workinf capital Laa beva prcT-dud fJT
by ibe Oompacy. and ih doTlopment of tb prep
V ty will b proMcntfHl with tb reaUst T'r.
A limited Bomber of sba-M of tbe C tpUal Htork
can aoy be obtatrwl at par, on appliance toSAU
UKb U MTDKtt, at the odice of ti Olereland
Iroa Htniac Couspany, CleTrland, Ohio. whm
Biafa, sjtfl., to., ean b asaa. and any fartber 1p for
ma Lion dalrad can b obialxiad. noU17i
QLEVELAMD CHEBKY TALLET
OIL COMPANY.
lands ia Venango Cccaff, Pa.
CiPiUL $500,000-15 50,000 SIUEIS-
PAR VALVE fiO FEZ SZTAJIE.
fell piIAwI faoat fnrtbsr Maat&annt,
Th presw tuxMrty of tha ConipanT c-f" In
a tract of TIFTY-flVE AND QUE-UALP ACHES
!n tbe trcotedlata Ticfnt of OU Cret-k, near OU
Cltr. tou Hut on CLarrv TrM Kot. anrt but a
Sort dUtajoefiom NTm! proitdc fljwipjr; welfff.
Tna object! ot ttiU uompauy. noaer its actor
Iatvirporatioa, am brae the parch aa. Icaafnc and
bolJIng of ilineral OH t a sdj, railing trova tbe
aaitb anl ctbrw1e obtalalDfr Oil. refluicj; atd
mana'aetarlntc and dlapoelng of tbe aatac, aud alra
oflwlrf oxxi or otherwia dlipotn of any laud
not raqaired lor the aetntl oaa of th (.'ompany.
j. r. riiiAviiv, rruiiuai,
0. KOCH. Trtnrr.
lCD'AUD BCDWI3, t5wratary,
TinSTIIS.
P. F. PETXOTTO, ftf rar e, faizottu & Ci. .
KnwAfsD BFDWIO, of 8. fSorman A Co.
(BAH. BKaTESAHL, of Bratenabi Beet Lara.
U. KOCri, o' Koeh, Levi A V ayar.
If. C. TATKS, of Tod. Tatt Cj.
MANUEL H4LI.S, of Ua l AJo-
1. Sta5a.ofB.Mana.
A llmiUd M&xnbar of Babacriptiogri will t ba ro-
ealTAi at lifa DoHaT pc-r &barek by aa'irat'n at
l ha Office of t Ooapaay, eorner Water wnd Sape
rior trt-'. wrere anap. eto t etc,, oa be eeen ai.d
a.j. foiter lnfoimatkn dairsd caa be olitaiaed.
csct: e
If
OBACE WATERS
Uiiil SUSICAL KSHBLISSS25?,
TIOtTTT Now Plane i, MelOTteoas, rTarsMnlssi.
Alfi'iiulr. and Cabinet Urgana. at V. b taa.e and
Retail, i-riowlow. SECOSU'.BAKD PIAbOr at
great targain", prloea from ) t- new 7
Uf.Ti P:asoa, ioC and tili ; with Cfii L
and Moa:dinga, t&J and upward., il .'loUooni too
to
A 'anralMk of MrjSTO, MUSIC BOOKS
and a;l k'nda of MCt'CAL INsTl.C VESTS and
u-lo Merchin'iUe a! tluloaalral t. 1') UiO abeata.
or iliaic, a U.Ue coid, at 1 canis per pass.
i
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It
to
So,
JH-zan
RA1BUK, WILLIAMS ft CO,
WHOLESALE CROCERS.
&S nril ee r.lvrr. and 31 and 33 Heaulaw
ftrwiKS
Ara no? rfvla from H.w Tork aad Hew Or
fu. a Uitc toiceacpijr of
Bio, 1C Orleans,
iva, IaarsTado,
ttha, Oneliod,
roi:utatra, OratitLlftttd,
il.rfrah.x Powdered.
Tfuvt,
T. Hymn,
O. HyaOB,
Japan,
Ircparia),
Cfong,
Ooibe, A, B, A 0, Tkbranr.
TOBACCO ASJ5 S2GAE5,
ta iaat varldtj.
ffT-OirKD COFFFKI?, PEPPER AST)
S?iCES, MOLA8BK8 asd STRUPSJ
H'r'.'iL th off-r to tb trade at Tery low rates.
Oli eland nunnfactnred artiolea at Maanfte.-
rera' prtoes.
BBADBUOrT. VillXIi MS A 00.
G
1 iSUUii ISfi-
GROCERIES
alwet hs Iband a.
iSCWER & POPE'S,
i;4.?url. Streps 1K3.
OF THE FINEST QUALITY
iitucMd witn craat ean
SliGASS. cf erorr erada, COPJSJ
8PI02S, EXTRACTS, i
Ae-I 2Tfry Tjriy of gpods pertatninc tot't
)-..r.niM otbnn:tm. aoid -y them at prloos thatU
tw.- a !&TO.i,ki cmpiru' n witn ana other rella
b; noma ic tua city. "ju
G?"OV: & BAKER'
L-
ira
Cltlebrated SeVju-f Sashliia
Were A warded hf. Rt.r.iut tv "a""" f
imrtii, at f. fcrfiawing 6ta 01
TJI'JTK'AWTT.r BEWT53 !Avt?f?A
Y.-S StAtoSVr. luJtan3US'air atv!
8t ", Tljnoii 8ft Jo,r, aowa 8ta
"r, O! !o atate Sair, PenalTas!
rilr.t- r, I'rrhiirio ia fur
asl kermokf httfie sir.
Theuofao.:uin:l-ei!ali the 1 1 Me Feirtit wti.-.h
theUrvmu jistsr'a ila"lHa wemertuiitadiais
triovna a isasssi s. sr. oj ,
SiL rt.Mas 11 saocrior ;mt, C1lad, oitio.
oetiT
rii&5 FLOHKCK.
V t. many iror.ro" j c!j ct. any and H
SEWWC fs'ACHIWES. t
fee the re.eraiuie 4, u11di? the tlota elthtl
the ritht or Iffi, U)itr a aeaat r faetea the
edi of "rri. It tikea 6 :rr diffarerit edtcbea, tne
Lock . loMe Lock. Knot and itoabla Knot eatS
ksioi alike ot! botU alam of tiia Stbria. lta roo
tiona are all p.lt:: aen a tbe thick tblnneat
f.triat' witiiont .Ene, of UtaeUn. Hemt any
wfttth t 'texn, braids. iniitf , biod, gthera, an
aewa la a rn!Tte at the al ae time.
W. GhSAf ON CO, AgenU.
W P nMJe Bonare, Jlrraiand, aad So. T MarTfll
A7 Wwt av .
M "bu a T.
I4d CmBlJB BTBr. baa Jnat rai?ed
splendid lot of
C?id Rud Sllviir wartiifs. Alver Tare
ana line Jeweirj,
O'ey.ry dfecrlplls j. Hli atcck af Caaai, Br.
VlKO, 4c , U t ie y mrj beat to be fjaad. and can be
bo'itibt at a ranri l.u flinre thaa lewbtre la th
rity M.BCBT,
djT 5atrh -and ClK:k Maker, 14 Superior at.
';Mrif4irarsplmrats.
rxiiM ci! Eeneral Tr1ur ct
JU?;i::Lri!r,a '!afUrSTS IES KaESI
M -S 2 10ta4n w rtrS,
rTMWTiAS. cam
TTCE COLLA1H IN SEW AXD
1 A Laantifol pattttns alarm assortmect.
da : , - - - aaTSofcrtree.
mi mi
3IETROPOLIT -A. IV,
"f?"5m
PSK3IASEKTLY
a
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No. 140 Superior Street, Cleveland, Or io.
SEND FOR A
ALL BOOKS ftP.E
SOLD
CATAIrOGUES MAILED
MY 1012 PUGTOGEAPU ALBUMS AT TITS METEGF0L1TA3 ;
tso BEND TOR A DESCaXTTIVS CATALOG US. -f23 :
BUY' YOUR- CIBLES AT THE METR3P9LSTAN.
SKSD FOR A CATALOGUE.
BUY YOUR PSAYJ-RS AT
,!: SEND JtO& A
SvB'l tbe DiOBOT for any prlf4l Alalia
axwt la sue nut lor uis iuouiv, ;u
A Gift worth from
WITH EACH BOCK!
SAll CcnunUuicati'.'ns suuu'u te addrusser to
D. LINCOLN,
0C8:R3 Ko. 140 StTTIElOS STKKBTf, CLVTKLA31). O.
tfif
LOCATED AT "
CATALOGUE.
AT PUBLISHERS' PHICES.
FF.EE TO AUT ADD2ES3,
7KE MSTROPCLITAM
CATALOttUE.
T" whb. "a"! I wrt!
1 w w-wi Uic
iLAl1a.
n tr.ua,toax mr i n
50
Cents to $100
T OTICE AMAXDA B
i Joiia rj?etc Payaa, fdchard CmUins,
UuartUan of Jinnee . iVD, hy A otUrer rajuo
aadtreuerika tt.l'yu wrf. aLd uuii. Uiat a Ltt
Uoo wa atd agaibat tLam an tbeaVta. Oay oi In
ctjiuber. A. D. la- 4, is tba ikurt of Cooiuiva
wii ia ana tot mv cmruty oi mydh 5a, ty ti
dx.U(ce J. Friyne and Aim c lyu, hi lie, ant
Aotiin W. trorU:ie and brah J. OoicUn, bis wife,
and la novpeadiog, a Lenin -aid tuln J.ni
Anu S. Payne ana eald Autiu W. and .trahj.
Go dan demand patUionoi tuof-iiowi.e
taw, sitatA ia Citjvemud, Uynitia couuey, Jhio,
toait: Part of aub lot nine (() m Can-' 1.
ter, Penaa aud Irnniioa'd buu-Jivi!ou cf leD-rac;
tote, one toundrvd end tliirty-io'ir, .,',), ouq han
dled and tbi ty-fie, (io), and oue Itauarrd id.1
Uairty-aU, (t-iJ, aa rwcoru a in book L',p -.i: t,
beiiig s xty-tix ( fa t ftvnt ea Wi cu aVfrt,
runmug north onj iiundri d eui iHty ('-') ImX, ui
of equal width, front and r-ar-naa of tLe tnu,
be iiiti ktama more or ton-. uu au' joci 10 u ,tnzi
highway; Wlu th- sain b- r-t' tore xQTey-u i
B. K. aiattiiT au.i wii.t A uian ia CiuitU. un ' r-
oorded in IVjoic aixiy- op, (tti), iai a i anJ tl-.
Aiao, part Oi eab- oc tulrt) -Uu:; in I'tivnl . u ; s
Fub-JtiBWB ot original ite 011 hundred aiid
(luyi to oue hutidrcd and uxten, (,ilt;), idc1u.iv,
beJnninj on the north Itneot liailT .r strt tftit u-ty-(uar
U) l et Sattt Iroai tne west Ur. ; of anl l"l
tturty-two, Wi, tbeatM rnnDinc nortlt nin iy '
bet, tbenou at ihl iu(Hea.t twpi.ty-fuur ti;
feat. thence eoath ninety i;J ) f rn a tin jtirntii
With aa d iret-uieniitnt.d iin., ai.d th-nce v t vn
lue a,xth line of BtjUraratrt tw mj -four ( ;i; f.-t
to the lace of beinnlnfi, bat anbjotit t all
blBhwae. A!o, a atrip of Und luur () i w.df,
en tbe eaat aide tif the abovo-fi.'rwnU . prtuii-?.)
and rnnaing bu:k the wuo e di-th of tint. I y v-.
IWt. which aaid fear i) sVct ahall bet lit (-n kr
a f.aaaaga-wayt to be nscd In txunuuu with the
aonaca on aaon aide of the ifUfl'!se-w. Alfo, tlie
BaaaK9-way on tbe north end 01 eia prc-mi.-a aa
pun c l-r pereoua aou uraKa , auu t.v. mi tu
aa or about the line cf ite uMae-w,y b tw u
the KboTe-deecrlted prniicat ahul te na.-nt In cuci
meu by the fautiica rvoidiug on eacu atde of (he
pueaae-way, auh family to nj b f tho yip"use
of eaid well. beii( the earn Uad hereto! rr ca
rttyed by Atphonio wood and Lucy U. Wocd to
Amanda F)ue, April 1-th, ie3. Aleo, tit ic
of land known a iart of tot So. 61, iii J. M. Vx.
ary'aaub-dlTtuoa of city iota Noe.oe but. tired and
ntty-aix (iwt) and one hundred and aisiy i-v d,
ilo7l. ail lnoltuire oi the uninal aiiotmt c: 01 tint
flriirejeof CfVuiaud, and L b.uuiicti noitltwt-ttiiy
In &!Tnt by theatnut etrect ; avulUweter,T y
Boothweeieri Uae of id h-t No. .'!, b. lu-- ato
tbe Bide of an al:ey ; oj hwttrly ki th-rear iy
tiie northwnet line of tticnory t.wQ't; und rtrth
eaat by a llae dan Ihr tufi ihec-nd-r e: snii I X
an elf. om front toie.r.aoas to divi.ie the s me
Into two equal ha;fprt; be n tiriy-two ( -1
e't In width and on-,- hundtcd, and th:ity-iw-feet
and riht () nchej in depth, Lh ihr samii o.e
or Um, bnt aubject toail .-gal uitiwyi. AIa,
iho not in hall ot theeoier.y prt ot I-Jte!h
aub-dlTieion of original lota thirty livo ... .111
Lhirty-alx, ,wy3t atd-of Uuta 10 itrw.1, t.iutuil
eaet by aaid atreet. north by .uia now or hrrei -turaowoed
by Jaccb Loamn; wo t by an al ey in
common with SebnUz lirothoia; and souih cy ...nd
owued by fitohulta iiroih-r, thirty th.ee t,-J fc- t
wide and one huudrt-d and tea i i-t d - p. W
theaame more or hi, b it a! jec: to .l h:th
waye; and that at the neat term of buiu Ui-U. tu
aid Kldrltie J. and Ann tL 1'ayn-, aud the ald
A QJ tin W. uordan aud S-trati J. G uracil, hii:'e,
wlli pp-y for an order that pirt-tico b U of
eatd premlxea.
Jatd thia 6th daf of rvterobcr, A. B. U'i.
ItAi taLa anOuLI-:,
dec? led Piiintiiia' Attortieyf.
NOTlCJi. Cbarics C. X)i, Cnaridn
a. Drt, Vihlam U. D T!J, )-m 1 1. lri,,
Vlritlnla B. MrQuteu, Amaotl B faini", Bt-i. d
buddioa. Guatdlan of J.e(a k. tayi.e. L'.t 1''St
Ter t-arne and Vradwloa IS V'jar, i- i,a K. ne,
will t'k. noilro m.t a UU"ii a Ui. d asai'.a-.
than a the Sth ay of I)reniber A. 1. lv.l, in
to. Court of tktmmoo Plao ltbtn ard f x tra
oocarT of Cay. l og i by K'dii lg. J. P.yne an!
Ana a. Payne, bte wile, rod ia ro pin lia.vbro
in eald Eltrttge J. and Aon a. 1'ayae d m r 1 car.
Uilonef in. to.lowl. r nal eat.te. ,tuW in U-..-land,
cnyeheva coont, Onlo, 10 wui bwest
half of .obdlvu.on lot No. 67 v( Cin?,-M, O nton,
Soaler aud Peiae'. aouO,T!.i:n f or'iUAl ln acre
lo:a Noa on. hnndied aud thiry-ttir, (I t oi.e
hondnd and thitty-Ure. (llo)aud ooe bedrrd arid
ibirtT -U (130); eald we t half Ltlng ihir.y tl re
leet frcat on ilvuill'.tn .'reet, ivuaiu? bact
one hnudr-d O'-) f t loan alley. b- tht fl.nf n.o-.
or aa marked ia 'be oln;.. re'orcid ia B c, U,
page, aertn (T and eia-br, (sj Cuy;kt,-vi cr.ratj
reccrda, be tbe same m .re or ie., but .ubj.t t.,
all lenal blahwaya; and th t at the nen -.. rra ut
aald Uoart th. raid ll rW-e J. al m
will apply for an order luat iUi tioj be
uad. oi aitld prt m m
i).ted tJiia Stli day ot Doorab-r, A. P. l'-'4.
BACK a KuB. f:,
doT:136 Plait ti.' Attciuc) 3.
MASXSas SALE rt KU v'TTo
tbe command of an ordsr of ja frv-a too
Uuort of Common pica, ol t njan:. ir.un ',flj(o,
at th-salt or Aim ju T. Turn T jr , ai;iLit ll'ua
Sf . P..ok and otbere. to me diverted, I i;,.u ; it,.a
tot aale at pLb icalUloa, at the lucr oi me ''cart
Honre in thC.t f tnd, un ti.c 1 tu d-y t-f
Jauua-7, 15, at 3 c'cUct P. SI., thi Ml'.' !
described pifialM-i: H:uai 1n tteorltii.al rn
ahlpo Brv kiyn. It thacooLtyt-f CujfjUi..,., id
st.te if Oi.lo,anl ki-wn .a bus U t . 0.1 la t!,e
Taylor Fx. Allotment, 1 1 tho ctr i.f tni.. now
tn t. itty of Cl.n land, and is b.nr.dwi t i...o.)
Surtherlr 00 PTOeptrot (uow Fra-klli "'r-et. e.t.
el on Keotuiky .iro-1, s .n-.her y u- Tr et s!re-t
and wttrly 00 I e bo. oJ, a id las Go fc,t fr.,Et on
PrMpeet (now Fraiklin) tr-ot. Ap t-ltrl et
H' 0. 1. FOttU. SlR.iar'.'oa r.
tiuni A Dria, Pi'fli Att y. .
tlacaniber Stb, letA. dccS;iM
gry cads.
TjIiil.lNJiliil MlLLlNKKYl
for oaolcst itylei of VELVST
lot largest rariety of BICH BIDEOSS,
F:r D&lad tad aOSJiKt S1LS3 anl EI33L-KS,
For ladiea' HATS, 0 1 IS and Tl'iBaSS,
For ail Qoodi as d by Mill.lXUlli,
If SOU would Sad the best aorimtt at the lowest
p i-fa. go to
MSR3AN, ROOT i CD.'S.
BATT3, WICE AND TTAPDINO. '
A good Stock at
aioKSAr, eoot t. co. j.
EESAKTA'T gHWLJ
KOGD3 ASD HOBIAS,
ECAE58 AND S!.iKT ,C5,
HJcitRi ao tLrrr,
A citotoa aatorrtnent at
itOKUAK, E0OT & COS.
declO
OHIO HOOP fcKIBT
FACTOBjff
JiCOB aSAXK, Pro?5r,
j Wafer BU,
cp aTAiaa.
SaU at WaouiaaiB Oklx.
I bare ow haod the lareat,
nan ana mon iwaiicMi 1
of HOOP BKIiiTS and OOR8KTB In ttie We-t, and
aa til o iy reowp. 0 w 7
aa ttey mke thtdr appearanoa la nzarknt. To
country uerchanta I can oner trmter ladQrerji6!ta
ihtvn ut other aonae weai of Nw Trtrlt.
JACOB FKANK.
147 Water street, (np etaire,)
aeplS-lU tr-vd ad. Cbio.
gTSWAUT, KIDDLE CO,
ura mriti a stitet?,
ittorncys and Counsellor c Law,
- NO. H PlIOTSTLVAJTIA AV1!?-UB,
WAS3IXGTOX,J. C.
Will attend to basinee In the Snprrnw Ccrart,
Oocrt, Owt of Claim, the Cirrnit an i rl-..t-l
Coarta, be(.,re tbe w:nl D.p,r!31enta, ta- -
U9, PEHSIflS. MTSItT, H0 IK2U3 SUSEiiJ1
AND IS CXINGBao.
os. . rnswABT, a. - aionu, . A. trsrat.
1S;A3
t'Roas
iJ attenth
-
S AND ItSDICIltjiS xai
fenttoa of Tujliciftni a-".l aUenccs -aa
m re'Jirnt;y ;l!citi tf- tay atccfe. which ccrl.
tea a cojr-ii:ci n-icrUn- at h torythias sru
THE DRUG TRADr.
iud n,! i-rJr-a w lnsuisAtisfie.kin tutbaj.nrci?,
isfT.ii. A2Ja Spaia'Afc lnai 4XTra, Tttrrj, i-:
Vca:-iuaD fct'Boca aKa Vn.a.a:s,
of iis Utot "d wx.t apyroT-d jiruJ, ac-i 44
. ; B)lll;cBcavea, fri.ve.
Feiltiiiicr feiu! Fancy AfiteleSa
in grT.t Tar'etT. Al-'i a atcck o; LI(jr03 (a-
QitatHYi tvCClt' to In Biiufr w r t
A(r?ni f r DA'6 irLlA i'ti, the aoet cyiaplcta
vt nt pi.jtr PTjr tflt):e to inn Fro-es-vO. Ci-jn-trr
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