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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

CoRRRcrIoE.-In our yesterday mornings
issue wo published an item stating that
during the quarter ending January 1st, 1855,
$4,000 letters had been delivered BY letter
carriers, under the free delivery system, in
this city. We since learn that, owing to
misinformation, We have greatly understa-
ted the amount The number of letters
above referred to were delivered during the
month of December alone. During the
quarter no less than 2s7, ,5sS letters were de-
livered, and 141, III letters were collected
from letter boxes by the letter carriers of
Cleveland. The total number ofletters de-
livered and collected by letter carriers in
this city, during the quarters ending jan
uary lst, 1865, was 377,S75.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADEB 0TFTOE,
TUESDAY, EvEHIHa, Jan. Sd, 1894
Rec e5ipis-The reosipts Of Grain By rail during
tho twelty- four hours cn4ng at O'Clock to-day
were as follows.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

P. NJ, except Saturdays, until April 1st.
jan4ls5 s. A. FULLER & co.
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AoADEMT OF MUsIo.-The fourteenth
night of Aladdin, last night, and yet it is
all the rage. Crowds go nightly to see
this beautiful spectacle, and we notice
many, very many faces each evening,
which We have never seen there before
Aladdin was produced. The knowledge of
its beauty has got abroad, and now thatthe
time of its exhibition is growing short,
every one is availing himself or herself of
the chance of witnessing the splendid
pageant.
Another exhibition this evening. By all
means go and see' Aladdin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05
PRESENTS.

Christmas and New TesT's at Union HALL
Those who want Presents should give Us call
We have Olcthing for rich, and Clothing for P5or
All should come 70 rs and Bargains sssure;
We have OlCthing for Boys, and Olothing fer Men,
Many more ST. les than IN now try to pen
Ooats, 0TercoGts, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have Scsrfs and Scarf Pins Neck Ties and
OrayatI,
Shirts, Gloves aud Collars, suspendsrs aud Hata,
Hsh Hoss and Handkerchisfs. Wrappers and Draw
ers,
Made out Of Silk, Wool, Merino or CAME;
And many mole things that are uEefnl and nice,
Which for these times we n sell ct very low price
Aud then for the lad God bless the dear creatures
And grant that NJ sorrov may ere mar their fsa-
tures;
The present for thsm, which EiH give tknm most
plea5ure,
Is SEWIEG MACHINE, one Of SINCERE you
know,
Is ahead Of all other Machines made to to ssw.
It Is simple, it is Handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine under the sun-
Tnen al who want Presents TO UNION HALL HE,
Well We know, that when there you'l not fal TO
For the gifts that are valued and prizsd most Of All
Are these that are purchased st our famed UNION
HALL
ISAAC A. I6AAOS UNION NALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of singers Oolsbratsd sE-
irg Machines, stOrTS AutOmatOn PrsSsnsF,
and strOns'I Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
Corner Superior ana UniOn-E;Ei
~ Look out for the aiants.-sS dec2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

For Rent-With the sale Of the furniture,
well furnished room on the second floor of the Mar.
bio Block, Superior street. Enquire at Captain
Drummond's Oaiee. Empire Block. iap5
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ORDERED TO THE FRoET.-Captaib SThomss
Drummond, of the Fifth United States
Cavalry, who has been ststioned in this
city, on recruiting serVice, 81 nee October
1853, has been ordered to reio in. his reai-
msnt, and leaves for. the fl ont on sat-
urday morning next. The d epsrture of
this gallant officer and genial gentleman
will DO greatly regretted by his wide circle
ef friends in this city. The courteous
manners of Captain Drummond, he's strict
fidelity to the duties of the servJee. his
tried courage and patriotism, prvyau mot
only in battle bas at home, a1oI,n the
GOpperheads eftbe North, and aha. sterling
qualities Of the man, have won for him
many and warm friends. Gsptain Drum
mond has been very successfl1 recruit
ing officer, andIhisserEsees IN this. business,
and as mastering and disbursinE officer.
have been very valusbIe to the govern
meD1s. His regiment belongs to the First
Division of the Cavalry Corps un'ler sher-
ridau, and is now stationed Rear Winches-
ter. We believe that Captain D. win as
sumo command of it. We shall miss him
from this city, but he goes forth to do his
duty in the field, and shall hear from
him hereafter.
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Rose & FreatiEs, E.rovlslon MaFkea Re.
.oLD7 AND sILVERIT
NJ. BURT

I4e SUPERIOR STREET, hiss lust Teesiyed .
splendid lot Of
Gold sRd Silver Wagehes, silver Ware
and Fine JeEelFT,
OF every description. His stock Of OHAus, BHGs.
Pins, &c "a the very best to be found, and can be
bought at much less figure than elsewhere In the
city. M.BURT,
de7 Watch and Noek Maker, l4e Superior It.
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CASUALTIES or F4HEI2rH o. V. C.--The raid
into Southwestern Virginia was not blood
ess. The Assistant suogeon of the 18th
0. V. c., reports for the CoBsmseiaE Assph
E. LOutz, H, of that regiment, killed, ard
the following wounded
Major E Moderwelf, right arm, severe
Lieutenant D A Newell, a, left arm and
right leg; Lieuten ant Nelson Holt, F, left
arm and head Ii eutensnt Z q LohEmire,
I. shoulder, slight First Sergeant Charles
sherburn, F. head, dangerous; I " LuP-
ton, NJ wrist, severe, Sergeant George W
Krohn, G, leg severe; Sergeant John Van
Pierce, NJ, leg, severe Sergeant Harrison
c Ayers, 6, leg severe samuel Simpson,
Z, arm, flesh William a McClelland, A,
leg, slight John A soliday, NJ, both legs
severe; William Dunn, D, left leg, danger
ous !; Jacob Coats B, left thigh, severe j;
George Y Boyle, B, right knee, severe !;
Harrison Smith, I, left thigh, sever q.
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ExcHANGED.-JOhn L. Smith, formerly of
this city, and now of the 10Th O. WI,
arrived in this city day or two since from
Florence, having just been exchanged.
Mr. Smith was taken prisoner some four
teen months ago, and has since bsen con-
fined in Richmond. Danville, Anderson
vile and Florence. His story is of thrill
ling interest, and more than confirms the
terrible accounts of the sufferings and
misery Of our captured heroes in Southern
prisons, which we have so often read.
He was in Andersonville at the time of
the trial, condemnation and execution, by
the prisoners themselves, of the leaders of
band of robbers, mostly belonging to
New York regiments, who were the terror
Of the camp. One needs to be brought
face to face with one of thess sufferers, and
hear from his own lips his terrible story
Of misery and despair, fully to compre-
hend the fearful reality of the "newspa-
per accounts 3" which we all have read.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

tIJANTBD-$l25 A MONTH"; Agents
" eyerywhere 10 introduce SHAW CLARK sIx.
rEES DOLLAR 7 AHILT sETIEa MACHINE, the osLl
81 urIoe nachlre In tho country which i LICENSED
~ Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, singer
slio and BGchslder. Salary and eXpanseh, or large
c1u7rnfssiOus allowed 4 NJ other machines uOW sold
ar less than foEtF dDliars each er5 IEFRIs6EMEHTe.
and !he seisT and LIABLE. Illustrated clrcuofs
Aisine ds5:ls4d&W
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

FIRE--The FIRE of yesterday morning,
which we noticed briefly ia our last issue,
turned out to be more extensive than we
stated It was evidently the work of an
incendisry, as i. originated in barn of
F, Gallagher, on River street. The entire
contents-a span of horses, two wagons,
harness hay, &c.-were burned, making a
loss IF 81 100, There was an insurance of
800 on the barn. Three other barns were
burned, viz: P. o'Malia's, Robert Barretts
and John Greening's, with a loss, respect
lively, of 800, $3.50 and $50. There was no
insurance on the two latter barns.
The back part of Farmers Hotel, kept
by Martin Barrett, was burned and some OF
the furniture damaged. The loss is about
S16O.
There seems to be a gang of incendiaries
in our midst, whose settled purpose it is to
FIRE our city. The fends had smashed up
the hydrants in the vicinity of this last fire,
SO that the firemen experienced great diff
Guilty in getting to work. People must be
on the watch and the alert, or they may
wake up some stormy night to find Cleve-
land a Moscow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05
Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
q. s, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI superior ST.
6ubEcriptions receiYed to the
DuDlCTIptIONH ItCeIFgu 70 inc
az $40 PER CENT. AND 10-4O NATIONAL
LOAN.


az $40 PER CENT. AND 10-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOommissicn allowed to subseTibers.I
sS-U. 5. Bonds Of 1881, s-sO's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities pur-
chased andfor sale on tho most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sold at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made ct all accessible points. Incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue stamps
for sale. oc4
The undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership under the style of J. G. Sim
mons & Co., for the purpose of conducting
Produce Commission business at the oldlo-
cation of ] G Sim mons, so MerWin street.
], G. SIMMONS,
II, c. DEMING.
Cleveland, o., Jan. 2, 1865. jan2:185.
sozoDosT.-An article that is at once
teeth preserver and breath purifier, and
yet so pleasant and convenient to use its
exceeding popularity does not surprise any
one. Time has fully established the fact
that the Sozodont possesses these excellent
qualities in an eminent degree. 1t has
legitimately acquired the right to position
upon every toilet table.
Sold by all druggists. jan2;190-3t
NoT1CE.--I have this day admitted into
partnership with me, Jerome Monroe and
Henry A, SherWin.
GEORGE sPRAGUE.
Cleveland, Jan. ID, 1855. jan2;2w
The poor mans friend-why? because at
a triaing expense he can be permanently
cured of Catarrh by the use of DR.. D. H.
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Ordinary
cases cured by ono bottle-never known
over three bottles o be re0uired in the
most obstinate cases. ian2R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers have been entered on tho records
of CuyahOga county during the past week
WI Thomas to Jacob Hammel, 80 feet
front on Orange street, by 100 feet deep
Consideration s725.
M Minor TO Frank Websky, IS acres of
land in Euclid. Consideration S2,1oO.
JIM Woolsey to Henry Kuntz, 26 acres of
land in Brooklyn. Consideration 81, ,941.
CIV Preston to Marius Moore, Il acres of
land in Dover. Consideration $3.50.
H B Everest to Ellen Silver, Is acres of
land in Newburgh. Consideration 81, $50
Chittenden Lewis to Virgil Spring, %
acres of land in East Cleveland. Consido-
ration $4,000
William Kilby to B Abbott, G8 acres of
land in Orange. Consideration 81 ,45O,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-05

nKUGS AND MKDICINES-THH
~ attention n PhyEiciAns and all-psrsOss Wish-
Pure and Reliable Medicines
b respectfully solicited 70 ny stock, which compFi
~ . eomplsts assortment Of everything pertain
IRgtO
THE DRUG TRADE.
and As prices to insure Hat1aeion . ihspurchasss
DElFAL AID sUssIokL IHsERgzEEEs, TEErH, Fan
GULoAEuED RUHBHa AND YUIokEIarBs,
Of the latest and most approved pSttorna, uold 4
mAnai1oturers' priosa-
PeFfHmeFy ana Fancy Articles,
b rroat variety. Also q Etock o. LIQUORS (ss e
qualltY) second to nozo n market.
Agent for DAYS sPLIETs, the most ooupisis
Sst Of spints ever offered 70 the Profession ooun.
Try Physicians are particularly invited 70 axan
nation Of ny stock, and viii ind It to their hd
vantage 20 hvor ne with their orders.
ian6 g. ". CLARK. I19 SupoEior-s5-
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OLEVELANI
Aiken Samuel C..s50 60 Allen B............s75 40
Armstrong G f 66 rs

Decker ............ssO 90 Davis Alfred $50 50
e
EIwood Thomas.-.s5o 90 Erwin John.........Ss2 45
Esle 7 D. IS 90
Fuller R J..........-.f f97 60 Fuller Aug s.Ssl 20
Foot John A.. 81 60 French - 70 90
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE NURSE
n aED SPY, the most Interesting and exciting
loot ever o1blgsaei embracing TIN Adven turss Of
oni q q, tic Union Army Hurse scout and spy.
Civ. q most vivid inner picture 2 the war hs-
tIr1 aud disabled officers and SCI iB want Of
ontaLls employment, VIII 6nd q peculiarly adapted
Ia iteir Condition. JONES BROS CO., coo Oh St.
mt :; rect, philsd Iphia, Pa delI:l5o Az
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eE0 II00 HOEKY ADVANCED
&1U.VJU IN snms o sait-st tie old stand

lrd EelI-knoun WAGFEB's LOAN OFTIOE, on
Securities Of sVeTT Kind, Viz; Gold and Silver
aatohHs, Diamonda, Silver Ware, JeEelryi Guns
9istols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Meiodeonss
snd eli srsonsl property snd articles Of yalueY On
Eas TnoSS satisfactory tors Business strictly prt-
ghts. Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of un.
redeemed Watosst JeS7oTF, 0UHn, &c. for ssle at
EsrgatnB.
-Osos -eHFssr o. water and Superior strsstuS
syaF DsviE and PsiEcisas Cs5taing Store.
-o-taf j. o. v. WAGEEn.
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EXCHANGED UNION PRrsoEERs.-Ths fol-
lowing Northern Ohio soldiers, recently ex-
changed, have just arrived at Annapolis;
A Summers, G, lO4th; Peter Essletine,
E, 14th; G W Woodcox, E, 14th; Buff
fngtOn. I, 2lst; Corp " H Robinson, H,
67th; Samuel Hines, C, 125th; Robert Ste
vouson, I, ID Cav; John Burke, I, 21st /;
Lawrence Bucher, hospital steward, I'd
Cav; John A Pengree, I, 10th Cav; Martin
Kellion, H. 72t; Frederick Frank, q, I'D;
VIM Frank, H, 72d sergt H a Hunter, C,
I11th; Henry Williams, K, 124th; Jsmes
Rose, D, I'd Cav; W H Hillman, F, 23d; ]
" Pugh, F, 23d; D C Wood, B, 23d; Paul
Reiss, E, 10th sergt Willis Chase, D, 2sd;
Walcott, B, 2Sd; Lieut. E D Shines, G,
IIOth; Lieut. " " Leck, E, 11Oth; Capt
Jonathan Mcmillan, K, 23d; Lieut. E i
Eggleston, B, I'd Cavalry.
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AND FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
fof Land In lots from three to eight acres, or 10
-rqer Quantities. Said Land Is bounded toliOWs;
or the north by ST. Clair road, the west by Wilson's
svsuue and on the soutb BY Superior street exten-
s.on, aud Is known the Sterling Farm. The above
aeSsribsd land is just out Of the city lmls Enquire
on NJ 81. SPAEGLER, or Miss II. 2. STERLING, 2
EucIid street no1:l5s
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Tyler W s............s75 90 Tisd,l Geo A $40 m
Taylor Helen NJ. 60 20 Ta,.reii J F. "a on
Turrill M Y-...-..,-. 90 90 - w
Villas Geo H. $40 90
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From CfnCiunatt.

CIScfxNArI January 5.-A carpet bag con-
,sinin $4,000. was rifed of lis contents on Sat
urday on the train between Indianapolis and
Lafayette No clue to the rGbber.
An anti slavery convention was beld st Frank.
tort. Nv. yesterday. aud resolutions were adopt
ed adhering 70 the Baltimore platform, and re
questng their representatives IN Congress TO
vote for the constitutional amendment aboiishing
slavery, and inviting the legislature 10 instruct
10 that effect; repeating the slave code of Ken
tucky endorsing General Burbridge and approx
ing vigorous retalatory warfare against guerril
las Great harmony prevailed Letters from all
parts Of the state were read urging the conven-
sion To take strong auti-slavery ground
lhe newspaper publishers convention as-
sembled ~ Columbus YESTERDAY. and com
mttee wa appointed to memorialize the legisla
ture aui congress smos, prohibiting the tariff on
paper IL resolved to raise the price OF
weekly papers 20 81 50 per year, and increase
he rates of advertising
4 state publishers association was formed
The Kentucky Legislature assembled yesier
dav No quorum present in the House The
Senste organized and elected J Bruuuer
speaker, pro TEN in absence ~ Lieutenant Gov
srnor lsrob
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HAY ana Nen

NV YogK. January : The steamer Eagle.
from Hnanna IN the 3nth of December. has
arrived
report ~aS brought from Mat.az.s ou the
iih that vessel arriving reported having seen
two vessels burning iast outside. aui tNo -tea NJ
eTs supposed u bc The cartors
Bot little credit vas attached 70 toe repor,. IS
it told By Englishmln Who lid not tell
the story twice alike
After ,he II; Of Janusry All foreign news
papers are - se ,bjeeted to vigoFou- censor
shin
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FLAMING & FLOORING MILL
South New Jersey Street.

nOoR, BLIND, AND SASH FACTORY, FLAMING
IL and Flooring Mil.
Having completed my Factory, Am prepared TO fur
nish Doors. sash. Blinds Door and Window Frames
holding. Coruioe Brackets Dressed Lumber weather
boarding and other manufactured lumber pertaining
building, ~ reasonable rate any eshss nanufac
turer n tie city.
Havirg hand large stock - thoroughly seasoned
River PBe Iumbsr EN- enabled 20 warrant nv TsY-
usacsure
Drders FOR working. Scoring. dressing and plAnir
lumeer promptly attended 20.
oct26 dSm. WARREN TATF
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NUMBER ABA.


,.BLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
Ae yiri9es Of BlL'. csDsos BrTE.s .ny s1eh there
Be. read the foiosing>certheste frsso zrDLceH Eel
known in this eonnEniiy. and d0cbt no more.
is general Introduction into the Erny vii ssss the
4v~s q thorssrds ~ or soi1ers.
s.OyTsvIiik. June q. lsS3.
We, the undersigned. have seer the Eood effects Of Dr.
Joss BUILs CEDEoS BTEss in q general deeihty
and prostrzton 81 the system and believe its general
Use would RreveHt disease ans relieve much suffering
Among orr soldiers psrtessfy would tkis Be the case
especially those who exposet 70 missustsc IN
nrences IN The Southern Climate.
MAJ. PHILIP Spell.
Collector lat Rev. s5 Dss Ky
CHAs. b. COTTON,
Collector o. ne Port % Louisville. Ey
COL H. DENT.
Provost Marshal General of KeutuesT
REv. p. P. HENDERSON.
Vice President Of SANITARY corz,i.soa
HARVEY, HUGHES CO..
Publishers Demyersi
GE0. T. DoERs.
Proprietor Louisville .nzsiKe-
HUGHES q PARKHILL,
Wholesale DEy Goods Dealers. Esaa street. Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS. GREKN Co.
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, sslz street., Logisvnis.
HART xAFoTHER,
uthOSrspherr. corner ssrset and Thlra streets,
Louisville. Ky
JULIUS wISIER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Thlrd .ac Marie. s.s.,
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. s. y. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Asdersoe-
MAJ. L. I. THURSr0y.
Payraster Z. 8. Army.
c. II. METCALP,
National Hotel, Louisville, ky.
COL JESSE BAYLEs
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GKoRGE d. PRENTICE.
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE Br
DAILY. KEEPER Il KUSH,
IL South Meridian S., indianapolis
tecle'e4-diy& sl2toan
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NATIONAL BANK.

And viii buy and sell Gold, Silver Exchange Govern
men Vouchers, Orders Washington, State Stocks and
Public Securities Of every description.
Collections will be promptly made, and every kind Of
business attended TO that belongs TO legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent. upon
Loans obtained this Bank and the most ample pre-
visions made for the keeping Of Deposits and for
the accommodation ofDepositors.
Ia addition 10 the espousibty Of the United States
for the liabilities Of the Bank the Stockholders ind
NduAy responsible the extent Of their stock in add
the invested In such shares thus sordng
the most ample security 10 the public.
The following the present Stockholders Of the in
stitGtion'
VIM. II. English, VIM. Braden,
W. R.SofSinger, Benz. Z. Tuttle.
Lewis Jordon, John W. Murphy.
Deloss Root, Judge Z. NJ Finch
Jer. hcLene.
J. +. ID Laniel, Of ST, Vim. Willard,
Gov. o. p Morton A. Baldwin,
Hon. John J. Morrison, d. W. Noble,
Gen Lar. Noble, 70. lockwood,
Hon. Oscar p. Hord. Daniel Hennessey,
Hon. T. A. Hendricks. James Powers,
Hon. David Kilgore. J. Is SlsughteT
Hon. James 4. Cravels. L1csan Hills,
Hon. John g. New, N.S.T. Morton,
Hon. I. II. Sullivan Barnabss Coffin.
Rev. VIM. A. Holiday, John c. Hereth,
Prof c. " Todd. Dr. J. n. Castor,
J. George Stz, H. b. Finch.
George W Riggs. Dr. J. n. Woodbu,
Robert Browning. inc. c. Wright,
". J. Holiday, John Hendricks
W. K Holloway. A. Danfortb,
J. NJ. Maxwell, James Greene,
Nm II. Fry. A.D. BiIlingsy,
A. J. Hay. W. W. Leathers.
r. Parker, James WinslOv
J. l.. HOlton.
winsow, Laner 4 Ce.
J. A. Ross, lulyn
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ST. Louls. January 5-John Thompson, a
member Of the lower house of the Missouri Leg.
islsiure. was expelled yesterday for disloyalty TO
the gossrpnent
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DRTyATs MEDICAL ADVICE FRHK or cHAnonx'
j D nsasts Ieeory, Symptoms and Trsafu
sfChronse. serv0es. Urinary and ssrrsi p.~sssee
In pAin ssast letter env>ops fer ssx e~ctx -
pos.sEe Itis elsHr delinss Of all tAs dsssssa
lave. ercssses, iDdulgencss exposures s,t
IN married and single lfe- Every eo1sa5o91
stracuon 20 the ani-tec ard shorl< Be read - -
sn lava been sroksr 70 piece Anxtlsss<ss dnr<&
sss.se 70 oe anrer tns eousrsi Of sezsczc,s tsnao
arc lne'oog prevent inriirsrc1 - very DgG0o 0
sffhc1f hfndra1>s % be<Dess. HsdciDe ~ hv(m-
ssczrs rem ot<>rvxtioa- ChsrSs< nse1~u1w - ~
uons ~ letter o. st The e6ce free, corson1
once s ST. Charles street. bsswspn S;xtk < ~ 4
ooe s@ears sesfk q LlDdsu Hot&kP- -
LG1as 1s. zrvaiw Lss<sr e&po1 1 = =
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Phiiadriphta. Pa.

hISEASES or THT NERVOUS, SEMINAL. URINt-
IL Ky AND SEXUAL sfSTEAS--S~w and reliable
restment-in Reports e the Howard Assocatiou-Sen
W mail In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad-
dress nr. J. SKIIIlS HOUGHTON, Howard A.eocs Ston,
20. south Ninth street. PhiA5ei~hi- rcv7 "a "
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GRAY 81 WILLIAMS.
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4 TToRSEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS or
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before the United States Court II Claims and Congress
Business with AL the Executive Departments ncud-
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;ary and Naval Service attended - With
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II s o l. ID Z K S-WE THINK DR.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-06

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