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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

The American has lust received ! de.
patch from Annapolis stating the sfssmo,
Havana had just arrived from Charles
ton With the news .shat .General Sherman
h4d captured Savannah with /. 800 pris-
ogers, after eight hours fighting
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Excitsment in Canada.

Boston, Dec. is.
Private dispatches from . reliable
source at Montreal state there i . per.
iecs panic in Canada among railway man.
ayers in anticipation Of non-intercpurse
with The United States. which is expected
unless the government takes prompk &C.
tion 10 allay the excitement on the Dor.
der.
At IL .. m. to-day nothing vas known
Of the Confedefats raiders. aor Anything
further dcss in regard 70 the restol latioa
OF the money stolen from the 81. A Albasa
banks.
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Nem advertisements.
r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING

IST UF LETTERS EMAINING
IL in the Post ONCE, at Keokuk the lGsh day of
Dec, 1854
xATo Obtain Of these letters, the applicants must
call for give the date Of Lis list and
pay cent for advertising.
SS-If not called for within aoalh they will be sent
20 the Dead Letter Office.
B-A reesex for the Of letter to the writer
uaclaned within thirty dags ies. written prinfe
with the writer's PostgEes and STATE, ssross tn
ieft-hand end Of the envelope, the face side will
complied with this usual prsad rate Of postage, pay
h es .he letter Is delivered 70 the writeTsee. y
Law of 1861
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17
STATE rrcKEr-oFrrcrAL.

as follows:
STATE rrcKEr-oFFrcIAL.
For Secretary Of State James Wright,
IT,, home vote 72,517, army vote II 1884;
John II. Wallace, Cop, home vote 49,
056, army vote, 1850. Maj. for Wright
1856.
For Auditor. A. e lliott,s u
home vote ~ 578. army vote II, aea: E
G. Hendershott, Cop. home vote 4s.0s8,
army vote 1871. Msjority for Elliott
S9,s4l.
For Treasurer, wv. FL. Holmes, q !,
home vote 79,4l9, army vote l7.9e6;
John B Lasb, Cop., homo vote ~, 78z,
ARMY vote 1862. Majority for Holmes
40, DOL.
For Register.-J. A. Harvey, q home
vote ~ 500, army vote 1924; D. B
Hoibrosk. Cop, home vote 48 OFT, army
vote 1856. Majority for Harvey 49,,
810.
| For Attorney General,--Isaac L. Al
len, IT,, home vote 72,l98, army vots
l7,23s: G. NJ. Dunbar, Cop. home vote
4S.028, army vote l,S47. Majority TO
Allen 80, ,566.
For Supreme Judge c. G. Cole, U.
home vote 72,i70, army vote 17,1O3
Thos. NJ. Monroe, Cop, home vote ~.
s57, army vote I,849. Majority for Col
39,566.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
j First District.-Fof James f. Wilson
| u, home vote IS, ,57f. army vote 40l
for ]. X. Hornish, Cop, home vote 1917
army vote l8l. Majority for Wilson
| 1889.
Il Second sDistrict.-For Hiram Price
u, home vote l3, ,435, army vote 5 l3e
Tor Geo. Il. Parker, Cop, home vote 8,
Il 4s2, arny vote $50. Majority for Pric
Il 7.749
J Third Distriot.-For William B. ALI
, son. u. home soss 13.al9, aEny vot
2.0l1; for B. B. Richards, Cop, HON
vote l0s927, army vote S5l. lajofit
slfor Allison 6,S62.
. yoss(h Distziel.-Ter ]. 4 o1innal
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Quebec, Dec. i6.

QueboC, D0o. 10.
Another cabinet meeting vas held TO.
day. Parliament has been sum none on
the 9Th Of January.
The Journal De Quebec tonight says
Gen. Dix's proclamation Is disapp1oved
BY the Washington Government.
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WAsTEDl
A JOURNEYMAN
HARNESS MAKER /!
Al A. HAaSY's. Main street, between ID and 4th Ke-
okuk, Iowa deei5-NSt

.NOTICE-Ths members Of the Iowa
In IxsuRAscE Conrsxr hrrtby notified that the
Annual Meeting will BE- held the second Monday in
January next nj the Office OF tho Company the city Of
Keekuk, at o'clock at which tire Board of Dir
rcctors will be elected for the ensuing ycHr
SAMUEL h. CAREY,
dte10-<flr Secretary
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HSTNA INSURANCE CALENDAR

ZII for 11o5. and 4 usw edition Of United States Er
ctse Tar Law 6o& ready gsatuiton. dstrhaton %
IeM.RlY ~ saalasd SsssAs y 1kH-SrvH.
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WILCOX a. GIBBS,
SEWING MACHINE

viii Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck. Cord, Bind, Braid Quilt
and embroider beautifully. It viii from, perfect
the finest Nsinso k. over the heayie-t beaver
cloth with change Of needle, thread ion.
corros LINEN and SILK 1t runs easier foster
an ser than any other machine. 1t fiat; even
AMI e seafn differing every otter stitch each
loop being twisted by OF the ROTATING HecK'
am the only authorized Agent for this Machine in
ts city, and sell them At the CHICAGO Sam
ple OF Machine and wcfk can be seen at
KAMMER,s MUSIC ROOM.
On Main street between 4th and 9Th, where ca be
foand on Tuesdays and Fridays Of eseh week.
dec1s~1y Mrs. HANNAH 9. MARTIN.
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Ur home vets i3,9l4. army voss s.oos;
Ior In Q. 1ischtH, oob., Hoe ys&s II.
III, army vces 876. Majority for Grin.
nell e,32l.
Fifth Distriot. For John A. Ksssos,
o., hons vets 10, ,gOl, army vote !, ,736;
for 4. D. McHsnry, Cop., home vote,
6.ae9, .ruy voss 200. Majority for Kas-
Sixth District. For A. W. Hubbard.
u, home vote 7,9l5, army vote l ,224;
for 4 Chapman, Cop, home vote 3,13l,
.rmy vote 81. Majority for Hubbsrd
6,289.
A GEoRorA EDITOR IN susPfHsE-Ths
editor Of the Eaton Georgia. Coun-
trJman was visited BY Slocun's corps
on ito passage through Georgia. He
Ays:
During the last few days We have had
with ~ from time to time thirty to forty
gentIemen from the United States Of
America, including . few from Europe.
We endeavor 70 make ourselves at home
with our guests; they themselves were
quite 30. We have quite sn interesting
chapter OF incidents to record touching
the passage of the Yankees through this
section. We deem il prudent to omit for
the present. We don't know just now
whether We are subjects Of Joe Brown,
Gen. Logan. JEFF Davis, Old Abe, or the
King Of Dahomey.
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New York, Dee. l6.
Gold tonight 2345.


We are able this morning to present
our readers with the official vote on State
Officers and Members of Congress, which
We clip from the State Register. The
vote was furnished that paper BY the
Governors Secretary, Mr.. Owen, and il
as follows:
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ANERTcAN EcURlTIEs is GERMANY, -
The ID Ices ON Frankfort mention that
United S a,es bonds continue frun at 8 to
per cent. above New Aork prices, rs no
rev remittances thence can be expected
in the next steamers. owing to the prev,
Gus bad accounts sent out, and to tile cir.
cumstanccs of the floating supply 10 the
German markets having, for the moment,
been exhausted By investments and for.
eign orders. 81 The election of Lincoln, >
tits said, " would be considered favorable
BY cur spectators, as they thiok it more
probable that the South, or some Of th,
Confederate States, will give in before I
decided rather than vacil'ating viii :
Sill, many Of our large capitalists ans
people better acquainted with America'
affairs, think that the real miseries o
Amer lean bond-holders will only besi'
with the peace"
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Law offs63.
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CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E. CHURCH

will deliver Lecture before the Keokuk Library Az
ISOLATION at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-17

War Department, I
Washington, December l6.
To Major General DIX:
The following official report Of battle
before Nashville has been received iron
Gen. Thomas:
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Il tel Ger 9DreTe.

Die riele Eauiente, wee mItenb Der ltteu teter;eb
Sabre IN beer Mnfat tut rt pu een bic Wenae pid-
tiger muntdr3tten Speraipnen, slde Or. Solution nut.
lbrte uyb bensn Die 3tiungs RappCrre oele dnbere
9erIrnen bepotnten. faS Nublttn sr ipeSerbpen
Malen Insrrifs wutes. iine ene6 In gesua aufjeinen
Gbaafter ais Gbreninn in gesps ouf gbaraer pnb Ge-
nieubaftisfet nc Seieenrtn ene bnrciGenSe Wem6br.
letlung ts i-t-t =
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renb lein ltarfer Nrn bic Brout unfoste
User bent Commodore unb fetnem gBeibe
fol9en mill, nlSSe bereit fem i'm Guaenblif |!
@r tru9 mebr, ale CT Iie fIbrte, bic fife
9ait burd bic @emd9er gu Der aeSffnetrn
&apelle, mo Der Prieltes nod tuusr Dor benz
ourd ben rrben WdunerbuB enttpeibten
Nltar fntete 0iau Bate bic 2eidsn Der
betOen &rI9clienen binmessel9afft, eben 10
ben &Srper ce8 BON benz collage bes Oeobz
rem i4wer Derlettsn Wili3s@ apttdns. Oas
Slut Der Spfer be8 fur3en Rampfes uber
tdrbte nod INNER bic Matten unb SS(ieIeu
Des Bpben8. @ H aS 'a1
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benz 0Sillen Der Serrin Der 9uiata Derlt1n.
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pbtrenoen l1ntbabUs beieitiaen ieeen gBicerz
tpru9 uno er ertGarte lt1 bereit, rle BetIt9e
Sanblun9 5u ppll5ieben ,r a1..
Dabreno oas 10 IeltIunt peretnte paqr auf
ben Stufen be8 Nltars fntete, erI&rl( ppil
brauben bet Carmen ba8 tpieeer aufTbennen
Setter uno ous @el@rei be8 eefelelten Nie.
ltiaen, Der fie tpilcelten 8erpinldungen auf
lie iAleuberte. Dill rsC
(Srrtitbuns trlst) 49,, .-.,.e
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9r q oh II It O II .

Ttslteb teS t5nisen GpGesius Ser gDuntdrste In Qsn-
bon Srabuirer zines Der eren fNii&en GOuesien Der
8er Saae BET ben srbstn &tet ietnes 2ebens in ben
5Oiptalern 2pabp, Darts Vbilabelpbid unb anberen
St6ben usebra& bat etnts Der tpunberbarn etluneen
rpIentet BON heuen bic Sefbidte her Weeisn metz. lin.
3dbse 2eitenb bic Sbrenfauen Merp6dt un6 dnSersn
Rranibeten Itten Ole 9. aud bic bei pt5slten Sc
rdn6en su ebr r6refen bic u oft errothen sertneen
Sleinsteien II. |. ~ Wureen aIeenblidli9 eebetlt.
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DIR. Johnston.

Der rtn3i8e Nr5t, lptIter an;u t.
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bebenen tab en eeutcr @etf Elm setr 1orrer bic
nctwenct9fen Grfcrberniiie ;ur ehe,sn CSllfleafet
limb So rbne fe trb bic 8ee teS 2etsns sur traurtaen
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l une bic eele wrb ereren rrn @erimciine uns ite-
lan6rltdcn Setrd4tuneen, eas rn8 bic Sreutcn rele
Nbeere asniesen reriretoert iins @''''''' ff,
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Seifi9.

Die rsdbieH g8irtunscn bes sders fnb Iebr III far&
ten. 8erlu bes Gebd@tnfies 8erprruns ter S6een @e
brudtHeit Der @eifestrafe bDe N6nunsen Nbntsuns
Der 9eieui9aft, uft mad Gtnfdmtete Wtsranen sese
n4 elbt 5ur6tionfeit II, 10. tne einise Der i4ltmne
Gplee,
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Oraantieae @6tpG&e

rb unbersus sebeit unb bic Sue &raft pieter btrs.-
bic Gbe unb Madutmenait unm6elid n,ad1t, .oft has
9prs Derer bic tbren 2eoeni5aten nbeonnen frDbnen
Saee eeute inb 3u letd W Musiwetfunsen eenest neil
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beS Iftbbraudes Der ebelen Orsdne Ner aber wtu es
dusnen ba te Graft Der @rjeusuns eter Denem prlp
rem pirh bic @ 5eimlten 2aatrn erseben ais BON Gtnen
BITE ta treiie fnb
n@ Office: go. 7 Sab.G .GrebertdFr. :,
Feben Ebiren BON 8ulttmcrefr., 5itlt9e Sette,
bte Stufsn binauf.
Nean merle @ ylanen unb Sausnun,uer, b.ntt unspiTen
Be nne rlsertte gtatnaer burtrebene septfenlpe
Auadalber, S&ubftfer, Stieel~t6er, Srabtnreiniser
nnb 2ampenpuSer II. ~. Bd reselmdBse Nerite
unb lauern anseSpsen bon Dr. SpbnfOnS u tn Der gdte
NS. aIe Srefe malien etnen Ypf-Stamp entbalttn.
Cine 6stluae IN 2 Sa9en suse1Aert.
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q % "a > ltm0
Sprtbau DER aubenbn buen anoS Snbi Snien.Stab
O00 S5drbDr SitD, .ss-t r.rs.l

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bess aen r at ean ataen ref ss
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austAi4 eisnt Spm
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bet m"afh@en SinablnnH 40 Dollars.
@er Mnabrng
pTaa m peeaen snn unS eir g be SnDmr
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sar2 sas aSen obfsartenos 5 rs5 .1 So
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faan bqben mia bic SbfsaHuns @ unstei ts
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M @neratasnt pnb Contractor beg @lefer sanhsu uns St'
aSre1e Louis Bulinger, Egg Harbs City, Jersey 81
a 4 ~ ~s = f~
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Suuae Nannsr,

bepnotrs els hte Cp'er res aehemen 2aers eenprben
ne, baS dbrlt 10 oiele &auIenoe TT Elm at ltes @rak
reBt welfe tu ibre erhabsuen 9nlent tnb cntpdelen
WerfaneeSfrafte NIT ben 0pner Der etamfet ben Sc.
nat tesert uuo Der 2er bedbernoe S6n entpdt bdben
~Rrten, npsen ii4 nit ppIem @ertrauen naben.
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8a.bsiratbfte Werionfn,

ffa9sr Sfwdfe peer zines anberen oinbenfe teruBt
n6 ioaten unnersueli Dr. Sebnfrn su 91atbe ;eben.
Gue ptneerne aesen bic be pbpIe p6er eetft9e 3er-
rlttg &eisbartstt Der N oe 3tttern inb Gdpde SSer
Y f9bptung ter hredlien Grt perben i9nefl furtrt.
0erense, meider fb eer Sebanbtns unb Tiriprse bon
Dr. Cbntpn unerstebt ann tbm ais enem &brenrdrne,
rbne TurGtm m anoerrauen nb jwpertli auf feline dr3t-
tt5e @eIdiGlidtett cer(aIIer.
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Baltimore eo6.9o1pita1.
Bur untsrO,ufnne Der QuadIultsrst stablirt

Der stn3t8s D(ae III bsr Wclt, 100 Ii4ert,
i@nelle uap i i.irl.te Ruren In .-
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Gunde Q!ute.

BITE d burd bemltte Cater setnddt taben, bic lie 70 p
BON bOen 2emttn pbr in Der Sule ernen unb beren p
gen e aGnd6tlt9 piren elblt TN Staie burd gplutip
nen bic penn nnsetteitt bic @te unm5sli MAIDEN uni
&prper nnb @et serSren, iorprt bic Btb9tn eit
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Or. Srtnfrn btte alen 3enen fene Ife an treId5e b
bur3 pie ssbeie unb uunatrltd Geif unb R6rpe aer.
forenee bic Arbet bic 8eealaa bic 6 unf1bts
Ha6erbe 2aher Qel6w1dt tabe;t. 951nf
Str e etntae Der raureen urb sensrerbeu Tpl.
gen hcr ruben 8errsnbeiten fes qafers SG de i'm 8t-
l9ts getiGf Der Nfu tera SerStlppen ne bD linrtt,
Wasen9wd6e nnrrcnuns Ger @ereauunes. .Srsaus auft.
metne Gnttrdftune, Symphonic Der S6pnbifbt -
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aebeimet, Aranfheftrn

etadH peteen at8 ba ine: Observation-Disclosures Std6e
ut ee @aden nO ben tierern @nJiinonsen Der stereu
1no Sl1e SGwd9e Ger Neroen Nta-
een6wa9e Watttsett giebersefdld9enbet. @erfdnbe8-
t9wdde 9er3Gpfen Sdadtern6ett 3itt,rn auseldmad,e
S9wtnSel &ppfldmerj @ntslnbuus teB Salies ser Sas
Der Hnee eeS Magens, Der Gtn9epeire unb aler ener
ebel bic ton eepiien 9eteinen @pobnttten Der ueenD
pede tbrsn Spern stfdbrlt4er nS ais Der Srenen Gel
tdng ofn Geabrten bes llses, berrbren un6 wcnn Mt
seg 9ebett iperbrn tire edu;euben Srfnunsen rernt.
ten G9wde her Contribution terprrbrtnscn bte Gte u.
m6Alt Madden n6 anlekt hen &6rper nnb Stnn aertren
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22
SANITARY FAIR ITEMS.

THE SANITARY FAIR GAZETTE. - The first
number of this paper will be issued to-mOr-
row morning. 1t will contain matters of
general interest pertaining to the diffsre Mt
branches of the Fair, a complete list of the
Committees, and of the ladies in charge Of the
booths, and it will publish, on each day, the
programme and order of exercises for that
day during the continuance of the Fair. As
there will be no papers issued in this city
this afternoon, or tomorrow morning, the
Gazette will contain all the telegraphic
news recsisd tonight
On account Of the limited space devoted
to advertisements, and the very large cirOu-
lation the Gazette will have, the price Of the
advertisements will be charged at the rate
Of one dollar per square for each insertion
Mossrs. L. F. MeIlen and NJ R. Keith, have
been appointed Committee to canvass for
advertisements among our business men.
The advantage of advertising in the Gazette
will be manifest, when it is considered that
the Gazette will be circulated among the
thousands Of strangers who will visit the city
during the Fair, and that the number of ad-
vertisements received will necessarily be lin
tied to few, consequently they will be more
read.
In the notice of the SANITARY Fair Ga
zstts," il Saturday mornings Leader, which
was written by the city editor, the'paper was
spoken of as published by PrOpristOrs,"
thus conveying a wrong impression. The
paper is published under the auspices of the
Executive Committee, and the entire proceeds
will go into the treasury Of the Fair. &C.
TABLEAUx AND MUsIo.-To-morrow eve
ming at half after seven o'clock, grand en-
tertaInmentoOnsisting of splendid selection
OF tabIesux, and excellent music, will como
of in the Audience Room Of the Sanitary
Fair building. We call attention to the pro-
gramme in another column. It will be the
finest entertainment of the kind which q
Cleveland audience has ever had the pleas
uro of behOIding. The Grand Audience-room,
capable Of comfortably seating over three
people, will of itself be 8 sight
worth seeing. Let every body be there and
let the hall be crowded. Every one there
will hslptO swell the fund for the benefit of our
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From the 12sth.

CLEVELAND, February IL, 1864.
EDITORS OF THE LEADER.-In sending this
Communication, am late on account of ha7-
ing been quite unWell; yet even at this late
hour would like te give, through your pa
per, some faint expression of the grateful
feeling of the oonvalescents of the 129th and
s6th Ohio volunteer infantry, toward Surgeon
Campbell, of the 10Th, for his care of them
on their terrible journey from Cum
bsrland Gap to this city Certainly terrible
for sick fOlks.) Though coming in very cold
weather, scantily supplied with blankets, and
on short rations, yet through the kind care,
fOrethOught, and almost superhumsn exor-
t;ons of Surgeon Campbell, only two were
lost, and one hundred and twsnty-eight
were brought safely through.
We started from Cumberland Gap at noon,
on the eighteenth of January, and arrived
in Cleveland on the thirtieth, having been
detained at Camp Nelson about one day.
When 1 saw those pale-faced, emseisted
boys put into those mountain schOoners to be
moved 120 miles over terrible roads, by mule
power only, thought certainly that twenty
Eve of them woud be buried by the way
but our beloved surgeon seemed everywhere
present to urge along the train, to see to, and
care for the sick in every possible way-in
fact, to do everything which energy, science,
a sense of duty and brotherly love could
urge a man to do. His praise was on the
tongue of every one of those soldiers, who
but for him, they think, would now be far
differently situated.
By giving the above hastily written
lines place in your columns you will oblige
the CONvALEsCENTs.
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CItJ Counoil---spceInI Meeting.

SATURDAY, Feb. 20, 1s64-2K Pm.
President of the Council, H. S. Stevens, in
the Chair.
Al the membsrs present except Messrs.
Bissett, Buhrer, Jones, Presley, and sturges.
The following RESOLUTIONS were introduced
and unanimously adopted;
By Mr.. Stevens, That the Mayor and City
Council extend the hospitality of the city to
the Governor and staff, aud the members of
the Legislature of Ohio, during their visit to
the city.
By Mr.. Vsntassel, That a Committee of
FIVE beappointsd to receive the Governor and
staff and the members of the Legislature, on
their arrival in the city, and make all neces-
ssry arrangements for entertaining them
The Committee consists of his Honor Mayor
Masters, Il. S. Stevens, President of the
Council, and Messrs. Fsntassel, Roberts and
Palmer.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be requested to take such
measures for the protection Of tho Sanitary
Fair buildings during the Fair as they may
deem necessary. Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-22

A grand opportunity A splendid
chance Hoops for the upper ten Hoops
for the lower million at l4S Superior street,
American Buildings.
Hoops lend grace, where other arts all fail,
Attract, entrance, and eaptvafe the male.
The undersigned beg leave to notify their
patrons and the public generally, that in
consequence of theexpirstion of their lease
on the 18th of March, 1864, they are com
PEELED to dispose of their large, we'll assorted
and magnificent stock of Hoop Skirts,
French Corsets, Skirt Supporters, Breast
Pads, and other kinds Of ladies filings.
They must be sold at any sacrifice.
The attention of Wholesale and Retail
dealers is especially invited.
The articles are manufactured Of the very
best materials, and in the latest and most
fashionable styles.
Ladies', come and examine the goods we
will give you An unexsmpled bsrgain-even
far below cost. Very respectfully,
A. KLEIN & Co.
Manufacturers of Hoop Skirts, 14s Superior
street. feblS;lSs