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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

HUESEwELLs ToLU AsODTsE.- This
most ~oadsFfai ard reliable preparation which
hs- earned its true name and fame b Fssalta
whch has bsfIisd every other attempt at relief In
Esssralsls, hk<-aafss's, Govf RsfVoas Hssa AeAe
Tsotk asS Ear AeAs. RosesI Csmplaists. HyisrAs,
Issrsss after gat-g, Lees qf sssp, Gs#sraI ssrsas
DsbRig, PsroEissas - Skoopssg coash, aad A.fAaa.
row declared to Be largely Nsrsoas. For the psias
Ia MoasAlg Ms-ssyaasio- perfset relief, whils pa
lures aftsr~ork IL usdistartsa and ous q lie
most Important Poiasg.
Thi. valuable preparation should b IL sysry
Family. descriptions equals itsrssl nseessity.
or its splendid Fssaits.
]. l.. HuSNKWE XII. Proprietor.
Commercial wharf. Basiea.
oB-FeF sails By al wholesale and retail dssisfs.
KILLER WHITE. Agents.
nosts-am kYausvIIis. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

LoxDOS. April 23-ConsOls 9IEG9 OH
for money Breadstuffs very duli. Su-
gar steady and rather higher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

LIVERPOOL, April 22-Couon buoyant
and one-fourth higher Breadstuffs doll
and tending downward Provisions
quiet and steady. Consols 9li@9li.
LoNDoS.-Wh heat extremely depressed,
and hardly any sales. Corn very slow.
Provisions quiet Petroleum advancing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
Geusral GRAFT aud bis Czzp@4Euss
The Art Of CoRxsrs4fion
The Nations STA and Paaishnsat;
L. G~Eiosa. spanish R0v.l.
wonEns Rszsol- By Robinssa;
CuS5o's Cave
Revelations Of M0thsr Jaii1AA;
At J. HEALEYE,
We. "A. corner az MAN Gn1 yfrss strssts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
q. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DENsioNs, BOUNTY and ARREARS, BOT ~
L - Land aud Back Pay for Soldiers, widows.
or ether legal claimants. Ofhce-Third Street.
wear Min. JOHN TENNIS. Agent.
ExAnsxills. Ind March Is lSea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

NOTICE. The undersigned viii make applies-
~ ttca 10 the City Council of the city of Evans-
vile Ter per nission to move a two Rory frame
building = by &c feet In size, on the north west
corner et lot -. Donation EnlsrSt ment In .hs
city Ct ENznavilie
Any person having Questions 20 the proposed
removal will Gle the same ia the Clerks osace
within two weeks. CHRISTIAN DECKER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
WHO WANTS a BUGGY?

Just received . superior lot Of
Philadelphia Buggiss = the best
article for the money in this eoun-
try. WM z FEEEcE, Ag't,
sp3s 10. 10 First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs

CUGAR-Fivs hegshssas prine \. o. suxar.
- Refined szzzr-l5 bbls CrEshsd Poxsered
A1a Cosee sugar. hslAs-es and syrups-30 bbis
Aad half bsrrsls- Just received ana fsr ,si. by
REILLY CO.
DRAS-ssTsn toas r.cslvsd and Tor sale 81 =
ID Main Street By apis BELLY a CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
RAILR0AD REGISTER.
River News.

ARRIVALS
> I. Aets2ea, Saire Argcuaat, Fiitsturg
Norman. Nashville Nauai.,s H-s-.i.~.,s.
r D. sp@ed, PoDd Riv. G-n- Haiieek, Head
1stlAsns fiitshnrE Szllia Lat, Nashville
II. FitEkugh. LoHisv. Belle Lev. Laai.v i..
DEPARTURES
J. I MeCsmbs, Louisv- ArgasAU,s 81. Louis
SeFmaadis, Cincinnati CjiiErn Nashville
sallis List, Louisville WAmRdee, Hszssrsan
Gea Haleek, Hsna. H. fiiEhnEh. Msupais
CArrie, Nashville Belle Lee, Isenisxilia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
frron II. s.r Yark H.r.la. !

TFTol - ~ 7 9FA IleEa11I-I
SSadanne Zadoe Posters Curative
BAIJAN Tbs invslu2bIs nsdicins Possasss-
she sxtrsordinAry power Of relieving Immediately
Coughs, Cold. HOarssnsss. DIGeHlty Of Breath
ia. aud Haskiasss. Sach at least ~ have
fsund H." uay4 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

ways at Mound CITY badly cut up, aad
shows the terrific nature Of the fighting
at Nicksbnrg. She is 10 be dismantled,
aud viii be taken 10 she docks at Cairo,
the ways at Mound CITY not being Of suf-
hcient capacity TO receive her.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-04

A Superior Hemedy.-Hs eAn e0nsslaa-
tiouSiy recommend to those suEsrisg from dis
trsssinz Cough. Dr.. striekiABd's nsliiaGous
CsuEh B4lszm. II gives relief aims. instAata-
Bsous, A1d il ~ifhal not dszgrs~sbls 70 the tAats
There IL no doabt but tbs Msliiauous Cough Bal
sAa Ia one Of the best prspsiAtIons ia use and Is
all tia. sta proprietor claims fJr It. We hAss
triad Il daring the ? 81 Esek. aud f5aad relief
ron a 1aost distFessfng Cough II 10 prepared
by Dr. strickland. No. East Fourth sfrsss. Ciz-
elnzzs okie ana for saIs By druggists a. 60 esuia
Dsr botiss. nays lw
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
aooS NEWS FOR SINGLE r1rN DOE,
TsluPLATIljG MERRYAEn

hear vat the Baltimore corr .pondpnt Of the Old.
: g, h"sastVro', Maryland, said OIL Thursday, the 1l,t
Hais'rSta carrs ofdt.snaes caHsd, yrNriy iniiicrrtinD
sHyinS eneh p%"rEIrmsd by tho EnElist Botanic Physician.
~ u NY dlfy' having = knOwlclg, Of tApHi. to stalls
IN fact, believing that IN doiugs 70 l may inn s,T,Irs a, ~
"hNrihg' One case IL particular that Of u yDuiIS man
IN ms eiiy-la worthy Of uuts. lie had L-c.,E,- he
yN';n o' \ hahit' tAr mere allnSirn TO Which ca,,-ya a
= h"ps~. NJ recovery. He wished ~ marry. and wiz
tHf.y l-loTed by a. SwrCt 4 girl ~ ever lisIr~I wsrl.
~ Hn'rtrn' but W. WAS Garhll. urrrnua, and Frustrated
ne aNt-i nd we'd ~ Hiruunt II The shattered .,aIe
OF us system. II" sought relief At the htluls II he 10.
hhr rhy.teinn, and. astonishing M il ,aay ~r~m, al Tie
Ss'.h and vis"r II youth has r,furnr-l, aud he /, Eau
dn happy hIhrr ar \ pair aT bright hpr,S"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
LEoAL NOTICE.

N
Peer Swerer, Prcb!e Common
VS.. Plea, Ia Partition
Phebe Sackman, et.al.
NHE above named defendants, Phebr
Il Sackman, Elizabeth ~IIawlcy. Eli Swerer.
isaac Pence and Mary Ann Pence, his wife,
Albert Pence and Sarah Pence, his vile Az.
ncs Swerer widow ofPeter Swerer deecaSc
Samuel Swcre', Lewis C.. Swerer. Barton W.
Swerer, Robert Swercr, George Swe'er. Sa.
rnh A. Swerer, a minor, and Agnes Swercr.
alls II Prcblr county. Ohio, = 1ragarden,
and Agnes Teagarden, his wife; -
Rockhill and Phebe Ann RockhilI, his wife:
Robert Wooden. The unknown children and
heirs at law, Of Mary Jane Casselman de-.
ceased. If kosciuSko county, Indiana. and
the unknown ch'ldr N, and heirs nj law, Ct
Lew Wooden DECEASED, who reside in the
comfy of Marshall, and State If Indiana
are hereby notified hat the above named
Petitioner, Peter Swercr, on The 18th day of
January, A. D. 1864, filed his petition in the
Clerks Office, oftte Court Of Common Pleas
within and for The County Of Preble, and
State OF Ohio, against them as defendants
rwhee'n the said petitioner drman Is the ms.
sianment, of the dove of the said Arnrs
Swerer, widow Of the said Peter Swerc. de.
IN. and partition of the following
real estate inthe county Of Preble, and State
OF Ohio, and described as follows to.wit;
The southeast quarter, Of section Tyeptr.
three, Of Township nine, in rance one east
oftle meridian linz &c.
Aid the sad defendants arc further no /.
e~I Nl,.N H.. ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
DT8RSH2A AND PAIN IN THE
BOWELS CURED.

{ Stsa"r, Lic~.i!;oa Co, Q. 0cv. IS, 1858.
rs. O.. r. rasrn,
Ntd E"'dcas:d F-i'ai.-.i hrrc had a
S'y"rc attack Of Disr;ach. attended with severe
grlpins paine, and vas ~rslurr,l ,ery low. /
uied many different medicines, Lnt all to no
purposer uat,l | gnt a bottle Of your Pain
f%aracca, Gml commenced IL use. The Ers,
drre put II Guirtua On the cr'rinS rairs, and
bal snt usei two twenty-five cent bottles
G"!9r" was cn'ir9'Y ruycl. [ Rlsp recon-
men led i I" n friend, tetso wps'at:ackrd With
tran'r colo, and SuGc-ns with oxarucis,,,.
GH'"'' h'l Three dgses 7l,,.riy cured J. VI, q
". =. GAnaT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS collie.

TAHPtco, Dar:e Co, O., New. II, 1897.
Nrs7Rs. A. L. scoviLL ( Co.,
GcGt..:-I I'M induced bya serRe o~'i.stico
10 stale to Won that | hal n cas-. in M, fnmiiy
Of crircm' sickness. JLyyc,H 11GS ~.cftrelp nj.
tarfci lcM biLiOcs CULIc. We hcd the rtEen,i.
crcc gfG Go0t phgsicirB. bHt coaR c,' M rriicf
We administered On. BArrs's p.ilE PANA-
tEA. and il produced the rc.i.o! rryc. Since
that wc have had occasion 10 u.. it for Pain
IA re- tr'c?', sad for Freer crR .i7Nr. and Il
Gt:T}, cirsi. ! c]ass,lcr It QUE of ,lr lest
tiof,r,Hes. NILLIaI ElLGIg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
sSarsapariIIa

Aeompound remedy, designed 10 be the mo-,
e"sVeuai Alternative that can be made. 7, I;
eoncentrated extract OF Para Sarsspor;u,
" combined with other substances If ,tiiI
Siee'er alteratiye power as TO nfo,d m tr =.
i've anidoto for the disease Sarton,,;I, !.
repnted TO cure. II is believed tbat s,,cL y
remedy Is wanted by those vino s,,prr Ero,n
stIufnons complaints, and that enc which vii,
accomplish their cure must prove Of iwmer"'.
Ne,sieeto this large class of our afflicted GrlIorr'
Sl.heasl How completely this compound Win
has been proven by experiment on nnn,.
olthe worst cases 10 be found Of the follow;n9
complaints: - ~ 'V''owlng
ocHoFULA AND ScRoruGors ,,n,gns -
GGurTioNs AND EnrPrIvE DtspA4r !. UIoynsf
cINrtRSf BLotcnIs, TuMoni, SAT- Rurru
ouAi.s HEAD SYPHILIS AND SYrniLlTic Ar.
yhsrioSs' MRacvRiAL DISEASE, Daopsy. Mr..
AALeiA on lie %DoULouRgux. DrniLiry, Nv
phpssiA AND INDIGESTION, ERysrpgIAs. Ensr
veSr. ANrnoNv's FIRE, and ind ,cd The wlola
e.ass OF complaints arising from I4runlrr up
This Compound will he found n gros. pro. .
Eosss OF health, when Tux N IN tho sprin5. m
~, uae ieui hunlors which f.st.r in The
s.you y, .hat s,a.on OF The year. Nythe time.
Snptppvn 81 iEem hn-ny rambling disorders
Che I'D Of ,h;s rns,a ~" n.n''itud's can, BY
ths endurance Of sani" s2tse Y<cm>;iyes fto'n
sorss, ti,.orrh Vial ), r'"puoH' alil u!eeroa'
I'D it,eT of co'r, 'Si ai' sFss'n VIII strive 10
tAis ,hrouys. H. rrn. ! not assisted To do
bv mi aItsr.,,.. '.'ur'i ~ciIs''iiIii OF The bol>
y;tiatsd J,loaJ ~ .aiVinP. VlsaiISe ons ths
kurstir, i,rnn w J" tMn W. yot hItn'fnPagiti''
or soreS . 'rIs, s', y ' ~ III Itn 'isN cru .itions
str,:ctcd md sh,, "n'i you dad It Il or
Vshsneyl Re - Gi,, ~ ml vitii' clan e
You when. Evrn 49, "t y".t !Se.in5' VIII tel
L felt. people cn;"r ~ u,.o pltuG,Iar Ill ,ord 2
longer. far clean nv, ' ~. hfai'n' ana liz
blood healthy nmJ .so nITo'; Keep Z
nal No., m.a.tay, uhn MI Is well; but with IL.
T. en- ~ me disSri'red. th,re can be nj
must % Sran oo,"ir or later somcthin!
,.n ~ wrong, ana the grtT ,rlt.prv ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
eLoRIous NEWS FOR TIE T. ,cs,
a Pa9VEN FIVE re AAVl IL.
| GEYM

q March. ISs2: NOR WI"
W" ace ~i'Cidsdi, opraEd To drugs and to a,Iycrti,,I
rhiahH~ ir Va" prevention II having children, LII W.
9'rry ""Hicr Nhru. 1t H. for The reirt nt suIrriiIr i,u",. a. y
a IMi ms cam" l' our kin~l-irr that Uirrht t., h. urt y
h'l'Hlt"d AM widely circulated hr THE lr,r,I,I ~ ,in.
s ",'I, " A-'r nsir''" .'a''h make II irors~ai, Iu vrr,.ui
any intr~"r ~ iis'ily.
nH"'I tN"I't n'""'hs aft'r iSarrkiS", II Indy Of cur A
f"a'h''Hee sa'o tIrt!r ~ n ~iiGgiirr, lat h,r ,uDs "a,
So ,N'' h't hr phl -irtAii' %arSlAiIed uf urt rNr,N,r,.
u tho'itS, on" .II'i ,''iN ining 10 ltrt"Ji = ~u.I-uiIrn
. nsfhnnsrihss' but without succeeding. Two ytsrss Ing
.uHIlAEr sue was 'snl! confined, tut her S%iipringy wye
o. shr wa told by hrr aNliy physiriin thai If sir Lni
gu! more children ne feared her life woul te tho E,rEII
az ~ 'ms rrhslies she had TRIED belnre had Gaii..i. ii.
sliHi'd 10 the Botanic Physician, DR.. RApiIAkL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

REAo an oxtrast from the GaoianoI r,o
RStHbHsfh Watiea{ JoHrnql. Vol, 3, a & $40,
by its Editor, pRoF. Il. S. NEWTON, in regard
to shis Remarkable eurci!E I4a
"WhiiS Eertia Robbins was In tho vsry
worst Imaginable condition, we were called %
iseend him fgr.a fracture Of the log, PRODUCED
~ fall. "Fhs midi etions Of d tcdnieN oil
S''Ic, under the circumstances, we're very
lnlhporalie, for he would sit, day Y1er div.
PICKING opTASAALb PIECES or TIRE
BONE, which would slough oil. / EouhI him
asipg. s%osvill's Preparation, tchica Ne ron.
a"~eL 70 Hsc nNta a cure iScs efSckH. We
saVe hili no constitutional treatment, being
~ aasntsice only aS a surgeon yet we con.
kAs We had inach c~sriosity 70 see wia, could
~ Hyie ~ 4 syslen 80 extensively disOassd
- his was" ETH |s.TT
TIE DOe1eR rpRraER sAYa, since that cine
Dc has u!ad" uas,.f ICOYILL'G 81 RsAFA.
LILA lind SflLLlNGlA in his practice,
aud VI has cH,Cf the MOST nirvicutr e.sys Of
acAptfLA and SYPHlLlFIC DISEASES,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
4 WHOLE fkfilLY AFFLICTED : COVERED
WITH SORES AND BoIls.

CvivSaIA. Hamilton Co., o.. Jun. %, So.
Ma. A. l.. scovnL.
lNa, S'r:-ThlA Il 10 certify tina, Inv viEo
children, mother, aud tiyseif, abon, ,w;, years
and i hall ago, were sorcly afflicted. Nv
wife, children, anil mother. were first tskei,
with u dreadful itching on the skin over tho
whole boz and was covered with runnIHo
eo'ls. ! enrloved several physicians, and
tried the.r prescriptions tor about six months,
and ioind that, tASteoi Of getting bitter, IN
grc~ 'oors+ and Worac: an,i .fn0Hy lie ehldre,
Ierf cOre'ed 'clh aiming sores srcr The whok
BODY. My brothe. and go, eight bot.
ties of your BLOOD y. aud strange n
tell, before we had one ha,. used, IN
WERE ALL WELL. | had spent ovel one hun.
tired dollars before ! got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
CINCINNATI.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AMI vRMrRuA1
DISEASES.

Without the use Of Mercury, without ~hinIrsnco from hrsl.
Ass ina Titiari fear NJ discuveiy Or rIp osars. aO,kUIiy
p"i-'is' such rs arsenic, nnx yUnicn, opium, or any other
y's"iH No merLlry nor any deadly minprAls-1utLip.
sn' purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are n..i Lr lh;s
S"i'Nr;ul Botanic Physician, His BotAnia Remedies
soTcr yet Failed Ia cure the inert obstinate aad the mos.
atlsernr" cH%T, and :" rciuove all niercnry and othr-
Impurities honh the system whom al ether Remedies ha
GHed. -AshstI JJHrHai.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
- "ors' Susea ever "~"~rdrd'
%CIScSSAri, o SEQ. 10, 1853
Msasns. AL. sooyii.L 4 Co.

49, tNNe ~
tet.dcd with most excruciating pains! / tried
y9rinl's remedies, and had Two of Sie best
Physicians of the city, Tone of them a Pro-
lessor IN an Old School Medical College,) and
they Failed to give me any Relief! was 50
roduced that was confined to my bed for
over three months. Tho nerves aad musclee
81 pne log were so contracted and drawn nm,
that COULD NOT WALK. | had MORE
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS ON
my legs, from which I took from time 10 time,
ms:c than ONE HUNDRED PIECES on
BONE, some Of them frOm three to four Inches
i%ig. | was reduced to almosta skeleton, and
friends had given up all IIOrEsof my
RECOVERY was in this condition whcu
I commenced tho use Of your Rood and Liver
Syrup. l'have used altogether some
dozen hotties. am now ABLET0 ATTEND
TO BUSINESS, and my legs have become 90
strong that i walk without any diniculty-
ENTIRELY REc0yEREDM ny
HEALTH. Yours, truly,
$3.50 MARTIN TORBrNs, IN.
xla.ai-c, Sj2i West 9Th. Street.
Us Dealer in C4al Oil and Lamna |
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

WI he g6TGfcd can on tie agent and eet Q
pamphlet containing certificates Of cures from
well KS0WE CITIZENS or ?.ECINNATI3
Ra- Soovill's blood and Liver Syrup is
COMPOSED ENTIRELY 9F vEGE'rA.
BLES, aud Ia PERFECTLY s FE for chill
DREN 4" use, in case Of sore ' 'outh or erL ptior
Il the skin. " M0TiIEl VALUT the
health 'f their children, tb y Shoum cradi
cate the seeds Of the diseas before il is to.
late,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
A SUPPOSED CANCER cunFnr
euALfcEnkf SuKxD !

d. Dak! ~ F&Lk 2saAss6 VAt.,.bIa
Tor AesEsd 80 l. t. fer Man.
MEss1, a J. s.s1B- . Co -e..t. -
pnrinH "a ~ Wasc ss.S iii Inc nor IN
our yicin 'y stL.S ...,a,s 10 xon, scS.. Tm
nS hsu y b<Ai .alJ ~. or tire, doseo
% %o..,Gf o. -. 'as-tS1Aa fsn4esa, IA : fsw
80 <~ hs snIIs lsA aI1 could have so,d
"i'"'-h m'rS, II Lad Lao ,Lsm, to eay reivb.
oors for tkst euiP~ss u - carr aIs ~
FAILED ~ ocEH fl ID rs. Indispensable In
our noighi'"sb ,od A. = AiA.Iy rasG,cino' e.
the variUn1 q sessoa 10, which il II rsco,r.
t%nended'' and ! VII ny tnst / nav, ,.lJ !,
"r YEARS, TAkSA~rtNe n, spa hA,s Sor sIp
a SINGLE hoT'iE AsToTSsb. 1r ls rKr nEsT
Z SiSE voR tHE sUNg.0rs DIssAssg RSoox.
GxSSEp, TiAT HAVE VISA scLn.
hAfES9vi"L5, yrkkeA Co., Ky. Oct 81, 1854
Eor e." u sRt PrOprict1n,
; A, I. sCoVILL G Co..
" II West Eighth e,rest, Cin5ir r.tJ
ALsu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28

FATAL ACcIDENT.-An Irishman named
Edward Kiely, fell from the roof of R. P.
Myers's Foundry, on River street, about
half past four o'clock on saturd sy morning,
aud received fatal injuries in the fall. We
give below full particulars, and yet there
is some mystery connected with the affair
which will probably never be fully cleared
up;
Mr.. Kiely was awakened on Saturday
morning about four o'clock, by John An
thony "a watchman at Myers's Foundry, who
wished assistance in hosting up several
hogsheads and boxes to the fourth story of
the establishment. Mr.. K. had rendered
the like assistance several times before.
That morning the watchmsn wished Mr..
X. to remain,on the ground while he should
60 up to the fourth story, where he had al
ready left lamp burning, to let down the
rope; but K. said he could not fasten
the cramps on the casks, and preferred
going up to handle the rope. He accord
ingly won't up the stairs, which he had
climbed number of times. Being gone a
long time, the watchman called to him,
but received no answer. He then went up
to the fourth story, found the lamp still
there, but Mr.. Kiely was not to be found.
Hunting round the roof he discovered
that the scuttle opening on the room, which
had been shut and bolted during the late
stormy weather, was unfastened and SHOW
ed aside, Mr.. Anthony ran up the steps,
aud searched the roof, and called repeatedly
and finally elicted an answer from the un-
forSuste man mangled on the rubbish of
he found Mr.. Kiely terribly bruised. He
was Immediately removed to a saloon near
| by. DR.. Webber was summoned, and it was
| found that the sufferer had his left leg broken
twice. with the bone protruding horribly,
an arm broken, e frightful hole crushed
in his head over the left eye, and bruises
over the entire body. He lived about four
hours, in great agony, but he was conscious
to the last. He was removed Saturday
night to Mr.. AnthOny's house, on old River
street, West Side, where wake was held
that night.
The sister, daughter and young son of
the deceased arrived from Painesville yes
terday. They were his only relatives in
this country. The deceased came to this
country from Ireland in May last, and has
been employed as a watchman all summer
at the Union depot. Helefta wife and Eve
children in the old country. The young
daughter aud son present are his only chill
dren in America.
The deceased was buried yesterday af-
ternoon in the Catholic Cemetery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28

middling uplands.
FlOur-stAts and Western G@loe better and
more active.
Sales 50 s69s so for extra State; Sl1 loan %
Tor common 10 good shipping brands extra rourd
hoop Ohio Sll S0912 90 for trade brsnda. MsrEst
closing firm. Included in the sales are 300 bbl1
extra state for the last half Of January, at SO So
aud 25)O bbls do in store al $40 %.
Mhisky-EEeitsd and decidedly highir. Sales
at 81 zeal 81 for western.
Wheat-lQ2o better. Selfs Chicago spring At
So Is; winter red western at 50 40; amber Michi-
gar 81 4502 AZ.
Rye-More active and decidedly higher. Wea-
tern 81 72 in store; 81 rs delivered.
COrn-l92o better and auist. Sales 81 941<9
80 in stors; 81 81 for common southern yellow
y 90 Tor white southern
OHts-kirmer. With good business doing In wes-
tern at 81 o09l Oh ahost; 81 OldI o. in store.
PetrOleuDl-Crude firm at 461[a47c; refined
in bond dull at 6s069c.
POrk-Heayy and eeeidsaIy lower sales ct
SST COAST p for mess; s57 5O9SSs co for new do
cssh and regular way closing st tho inside price;
$50 sT1S9ST 25 for prime and s3T 80 prime mess.
Also 500 bols prime mess for December, sellers Op
tion, S37 90.
Tard-Quiet aud rather heavy at 2ls<62l3Se-
lat sr price for small lois
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28

JAMES f. MURDOCH TO-MORRow NIGHT.-
No one need be reminded of the fact that
James E. Murdoch, whose success q week
or two ago was SO marked, and whose au-
dience on that occasion was at once the
largest and most enthusiastic On record,
will give a second reading, with an entire
Indifferent programme, to morrow evening,
ct Brainard's Hall, under the auspices Of
the Library Association. We need not say
word of recommendation of Murdoch,
for everybody knows of him and every
body wants 10 hear him
DR.. Holland, the graceful and popular
novelist, lecturer, essayist, delivers lee
ture on Thursday evening, at the same
place and under the same auspices, with
the title: ''Cost and Compensation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28

THANKSGIVING AT TIE SOLDIERS HONE
The contributions for Thanksgiving din
ner at the Home were very liberal, and
have been put to use-a good share on
Thursday, and the fragments since. There
were not as many boys in blue present on
Thanksgiving as were expected. About
twenty-five soldiers came in on the fore
noon trains, and enjoyed good, substan-
tial and delicious old-fashioned Thanks
giving dinner at the Home. It was a total
surprise to them, and the pleasure they de-
rived from that dinner any one can easily
imagine. And since that Gay the remnant
of the turkeys, &c, slaughtered in this
great cause, have furnished to manysa
soldier a luxurious table. The memory OF
the last Thanksgiving day will remain long
years with tens of thousands of our brave
soldier boys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28


GEAUsA COUNTY ITENs.-We clip the fol-
lowing items from the Jeffersonian Demo
crat:
Mr.. Noah Pomeroy, of Claridon, had the
misfortune, recently, 70 lose S5 sheer, out of
flock of 1875, killed and wounded by dogs
in q single night. The sheep we're being
kept on a farm in Parkman. We learn
that many others have been killed in the
same township.
The dwelling house on the road leading
from North Newbury to Burton, owned BY
Mr.. John Murphy, and formerly owned By
Dr.. H Bell, was destroyed by FIRE on Tues
day evening last. Two frmilies occupied
the house, those of Mr.. Murphy and Mr..
Geo. j. shattuck. Tho loss We have not
learned. Mr.. Murphy had large guam
tity of pork in the cellar which was lost.
Mr.. Shattucs lost about fifty bushels of
corn. Most of the household furniture was
saved. The freis supposed to have caught
from a stove pipe leading out doors, and
used as chimney:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-28


"IS NY MINDS EYE" &c.-While in the
country last week, report came to our ears
that the great depot built on the piers was
totally consumed on Wednesday night last.
We expected to find all the wooden sur
roundihgs and adjuncts burned down, tho
piers gone, and the spiles burned to the
waters surface. Thoughts and imaginings
of the universal inconvenience and embar-
rsssment of such an occurrence worked
themselves into tho mind, until it all seemed
dismsl enough and the loss almost irrepor-
able. Coming into the city two or three
mornings aiter-lG things were as they
were. We found the commodious old de-
pot building, Hanked by the irrepressible
Soldiers Home, the piers still there, and
the spiles upholding the whole; and our
senses seemed to lie, and the solid reality
TO be but an illusion.