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end 10 this eourcc OF Copp9he4d strength Ia New
Jersey. Another tmport1nf 1cenlt adecse the Semi
1ovtal representation in Congress; and 80 firm Is
tho belief shat Stockton was not legally ced lat
winter, and thai he will be oasted hon his seat.
that the names OF prominent Republicans are being
discussed for the euecesslon. Governor elect
Ward 1,ss already received from 6ecret1.y Seward
4 certified copy Of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution, which there will be 10 time Lost In
Iatifytng.
Goy. DfowpIow communicates to the Ten
oessce Legislature report OF The election held In
thai State, August *, for Members Of Congrcss.
and Of his action upon the returns. 1t appeass
that ont Of total Of G1,7s votes rcturn-d, s2s7s
wcrc rolled In counties where tho registry or hau
ch,.c laws vczc either wholly dlazegarded O. were
eysdcd hy Vt]tu] nisconsHuction On the part Of
the local oices. These votes are therefore not to
he counted It thu: happens That In the std tSA*n-
.Jl,e, district nil the volee thrown oul except
those poucd tn Wilson county alone-a tosAl OF
$50 illegal out Of ,o00-but IL Gov. Ganaphen 70
cei,ed minority in Wilson, the result u not
.chanted. In the 9Th {Colnnba) district Inc sote
Of i've counties, giving 1000 out Of b0oo aso not 70
be counted and the rezu1t IL thereby chh2eo 20
that samuel n. A1pcn receives the certificate IN
atead Of Dorsey D. Thomas. This Is the only IN
tianct III which the result Is changed, and GOV.
DrownloM sayk Of 1t: II am relieved Of much r.
fronttbffJ by The tact thai my decision ia not con-
tlusive and that the question IL s.i open toe the
action OF Congress But the Governor says
further "iha1 ucfe can be no duut. that iargc
portion of the <otefr tn the eouutiee hare BEEN
constrained to reject were Justly entitled to crif.
cates II the Law had been complied With, ,,ncene-
/, regret that loyal men should be denriv-a ct h.t
1ptce by The fault OF mistake of otlers The rrrna
.ds lict in new registration. which hore viii h-
at once ordered. for having actcd IL this ,na,,~v
with dclif,eration, and from tcnse OF right th.l1
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, 1865-11-29

Same as No. 20 IN nea. and substantial case Of solid
black walnut oak. capital Instrument for Sunday
Schools of limited means and ne1l best to Nc for
pIlYate use.
, 1865-11-29
no, s2f-CABINET II ORGAN,

Sane size and price a. No. II. but differing In external
nnlsh- The case ia OF solid D1sck Walnut, pantl5ed,
and s,ste1uily ornsmented with rich car.ngs making
for the pszloE III unusually desirable stye. especY
Il fee ou the liability to Injury which is 50 fe-
eutlar 70 polshea surfaces,
, 1865-11-29

Out OF French Grain Leather. superior article to
anything of the kind e4e1 h1onEht TO this county.
Warranted waterproof and to LAST tv9 ZsaEe1Hdn b
made At KELLEK3s b.
y1Sentt Cor. ClafK ana Randolph s1eet-
, 1865-11-29

Same music rs IN Nos. 2 .nd g. iu plaIa substantial
black walnut or OAK case. This st5le Il extremely
popular-perhaps the nest 50 Of any thas We make
It's moderate price placingit within the reach OF a
we'll for either the rarior vcstzY achool Or
lodge room.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
ADDRESS
-BF-
COW, BENJAMIN G. HUMPHREYS.

IN "A 20 IItAlI Address
GOV, TEwIANtN G. HUMPHREYS
uaaasmsa Of t6s Senate and House Rerre
aaafltre5:
TIE people Of the State Of Mississippi
nj the recent election, called me to ia,
Chief Executive Office Of the State. Ii
obedience 10 that call | appear before you
TO day for the purpose of taxing The oath
prescribed by the Constitution lor The 10.
cumb5nt Of that office.
10 enlefl { upon its duties and respons>
41.iIes, with no experience IN the admin
istration 81 civil Affairs. l am profoundly
oppressed by the Illuminating sense OF nay
undtness fgr the position. But. rel ng
upon the charity and lor5earaoce Of ny
sI,o8 i.izsrz and invoking The support
log grace Of Almighty God for wisdom
strength, | shall endoavor to dis.
rye those duties honestly and impair
md with such abilities as ! pos
taking as q guide Che Constitution
a.u ID, laws as the only sure and certain
ans Of aaiiaing The great end 10 which
aims o.! every patriot should be d..
rsc.ed-'he peace, The order, the Protec-
lya aBd the advancement Of society.
saya.d be a~au.iog ia duty and graii>
'aos 70 my fellow citizens who have SO
0~.rfIiDgly entrusted me with the e1ecu
li"H powers Of the State, were ] not to
se my views Of the Constitution, the
.srur- of our complex form q govern
o-ur and the principles upon which 1t is
cded. ard should be Administered.
THE founders Of our Republic having
eyed tbfr national Independence, aud
Ing heir FIRST experiment Of govern
81 usIer Articles Of Confederation, =
tt...g into decay and contempt. at
aa . aaroad. from defects common to
.lassge. determined 10 change that
"a. or-a nizaion, ard in its stead cor
IA ID established" The "ConstitItion
.'e United states" The trainers Of
nstrnmebt were wise and practical
5sa1en. They knew frem experience
fns geakness uf leagues, tie nature OF
ment. and felt the necessity Of a
gossla ment, its stability and It's
j.. They Intended it as a pro
fall ne foreign affairs and some
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
CETATI0E.

THE STATE or MItsSIssFnWE
Madison courtt4
To ". L. CoioaaH, and an oH.s t.fa. ~
Estate qf Jaaai+aR Coleman. dff.eHI.
NOU are hereby cited 10 he end personally
l. appear bei1re The Judge of TIE f.a..
Court Of said county, ut I courthouse .h...
OF, IN the city Of Canton, On the
lSh dag a. Nor.sbsr gerf.
in the November term Of said cou-, chen
and there TO answer the petition .of FFw .
Coleman for decision Of The personal
OF SAID decedent, AID to show cause If am. won.
can why the the petition should mot De- 4
lowed ana decision made accordingly as pray
ed for.
- Witness. the un.ar.rle VIII 5m S.. E.H.e
Judge nf Tie poHlt. Cu4Iu " .g-
L. S. County the srraad Naadis s.. ar.aa...
A.D. 1865. and -eal of s..t COAT.
f. b. WARD, Clerk.
Oct Is, 1865. es-im.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19


DID O. aou.rt consumption, at the
- Dts paothcF!ula law Dr.. Law, near
.at1H sa, aug l5in, lo64, Nr. GGonGE
g."Fa.r. d u.a,e Of Kentucky, in the
a.aruf bis oGr.
auas iu She Aids OF the high hopes and
anogaus aspirtiions Of manhood has passed
oHa Rhu viii long be remembered by
30 Euev BIN. 10 natural erdowments
.liaaiY stre,-gtb and a mind highly
.if be added the noblest moral and
4n#I ties THAT adorn mankind. No
m on selfish emotion ever entered his soul,
IS DO i''e assertion, growing out Of
JUICE ''g'1 OF a Derea'ed i7end'
... FA.aah Was az an ines the soul OF hon
.r, rEa.l5fv. ana generosity. Such will be
s,..,,rr ,rno H.. ,bo ..,t.i
.'"'
'7i P''a'' 'u"' ""'" D'h'
ua. % acH wiz be the verdict Of even those
aa8 know him as a business man and ac.
qaIntauec, 70 vii! amouu to a iu higher
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
cITATroN

10 Charles 4 Brorn Afut,asfu'.s If fs o.rtc
Of Join ~. D.oru l.ffa 4.
Nou are her Iy CITED t. le ard personally lI.
L pear before the Prooa.a CONF rf Nt1HsH
County On
Satu'doy nert Gjt0r af End 8lopd % =, OeiaEsr
'fIt.
men and there 70 execute new bond. 10 -haw c#r-e
why The petition Isl Jesse N4Hfs 10 Re reie. std ~.
''e'uItY on your administfatiou llll should uatla
gfaujgd.
sept. l6. 1865.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

II Erf7 ent aah Mrs. Dnvis.
NeM York, oot. a. judge Wardlaw on,
IF ahe 9outh arolioa Delegation, asked TIL
resident or eermissiop for the wife of JEFF
6n DAVIS to visit South Carolina. I'll,
eesldant said she had written to him max
ths saBfc request, but her letters were
ast very commeu1abls and not of a eharac-
III tegomine one asking leniency. The Presi,
dent gave no final answer to the applica-
loo. rn ua ID.
rs rssrs. stephens and ~Esengnn.
Mr.. s,epbous is en- route for Georgia, and
Na Reagan FOR Texas.
a ambient ExpIosiOm-LOss of Lie.
Sau Francisco, Oct. IA steamboat ex-
plodcd at Sacramento to-day, and forty per-
sons aIIlel aad wounded.
s@c-ioratiou &C Sea ISLAND Hands.
New Tora, Oct. l5.-The President has
ordered The restoration of the Sea Island
laaae on TIE coast Of South Carolina, Geor.
aia oo3 Florida, 10 their owners, provided
sa. bic agreements be made between the
freedmen now located thereon and the own
ers ofthe land.
EoTu Election.
New York, OCT. I2.-The Republicans car
RED Iowa . 10000 majority.
WagrA Caroiins Convention.
a committee Of the North Carolina Con-
yoat.aH on the subject, reported against any
actou on the state debt At this session.
~. =. arFr
New York, Oct l3.-Oue hundred build
g were BURNED iu the fire in Belfast,
N@ioe. The loss ] estimated al $500, 900.
WfglIruvni Of Co,orcd Troops irons Fzcn-
IucAy.
New York, Oct. - -Orders have been
t4saee for the Withdrawal of all .coIored
from Kentucky on the restoration of
elrll laws,
sbra< Corpus SOON Restored.
il is semi officially announced that the
.agaa- cgrpas viii soon be restored every
neguI Patnsrr'e E;nusoyaI.
Gen. laom BIAS 1eea summoned to Wash
.aa ID reference to The removal Of Gen.
mer aan die command in Kentucky.
News York Markets.
GaaS, Oct. I2-Ihe cotton market is
Hi.ang quoted at 5ag50c.
,rsH5f, eaat.d }1Jf.
}er,. 0.l I2-Cnijon hos advanced. Md
qI1..l 90 OLE. AZ slouon low m,ddiiug
ne- cue. gHJ coed mgdIag &c.
N.# iaHh, Jtt. Il-toltaa finn, Kidding
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
NOTICE TO CREOIT.Is.

T FILTERS OF administration 81, N. ..t,. Il
II NY. j. Htestaa deceased ls..as neeu ai.-f-
Cd 10 u. A. Long BY The Probate Cont r; MHh-
son county Mississippi, at The Oet Der tenn, A. -.
ls6j. tierCH-
Notice j. therefore hereby given 90 all persons
having claims against s,ii So. fo lava them
ptohated aud registered within the time prescribed
by law, or they will he forever barred.
d. A LONG, Admr
Detoier Is. 1855. eS-fw.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
Miss. central Railroad.
e rnf IL pEa4qErt
~ 9@Z6$4Aa-

&34 - -
lDASSENGER Trains leave Canton, Ta.s-
J. days, Thursdays ana Saturday al +
P. N. Arriving at Holly Springs at GEO
next morning and az Memphi5 at neon.
Returning, leave Memphis at 6 a. NJ,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, reach
ing Canton at 3-l0 next morning,
FREIGHT Train leaves Canton MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 A. II r.
turning alternate days.
e. D. FROST,
Gen'l SuP't.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

NR0M my plantation, six miles North-wcst
II of Canton, one Mouse colored inare
Mule, medium size, about six year. Ola
branded on the left shoulder with G. q, sud
just under this, is a brand Of a large b.
Also q medium sized light colorel boy
horse Mule, branded on the left shoulder 6.
C.
And information leading to the discovery
of said Mules, will be literally rewariei
GREEN COLEMAN.
Oct. 10, 1865. A..
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

Neither candidate having received a
cgasi.u oaaI MAORI y, The House pro.
ceaded 10 de
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19
Eowu ~a1leciio',.
Uarra Cnroilus com,cn,ion.

W York, Oct 1.-THE Republicans car
Iowa 3 20,o00 majority.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-19

= II d L. Il N

Oct. lo,'65.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18
LOCAL NOTICES

Second Ward at WOrlZ.-At meeting Of
the recruiting committee and officers Of the Sec
ond Ward Draft Association held at the Union
Club Rooms, Monday evening, January l6, the
ward was dslricted as follows, and the persons
named wero authorized to collect funds with which
to procure recruits for the Second Ward, or to bs
used for the benefit OF the drafted subscribers to
this fund in proportion to the amount they pay.
1t is expected that at least twenty thousand dol
lars will be required to free the ward from the
coming draft, and while those in easy circumEtau'
ees are ready with their hundreds the enrolled men
must respond in proportion to their means. Very
few who cannot sy fifty dollars, and the necessi-
ties OF the such that those who heretofore
paid ten 10 twenty dollars must now respond With
their fifty to one hundred. Some Of those who
paid one hundred before will now pay five hundred,
If those subject to draft will rhow disposition te
help themselves.
Parties nsed not wait to be called upon By the
committees, but hand in their subscriptions to J.
Y. Painter, Treasurer, at Farmer Painters
Bank.
F. c. Keith, b. Z. Reynolds, J. V. Painter and
q. n. Chaplin have assigned to them all the terri
tory south of the centre OF Superior street, incud
ing ali Of Euclid 10 Muirson.
S. b. Beard and Peter Bose, north side Of SupeIl
or, both sides Of Rockwell, from Erie street to thu
Public squsre.
J.E williams, Y. c. Taylor and VIM. D. Baker
all west Of the centre of Ontario street, from su
perior street to the Lake.
John NJ. Sterling, Jr., and E. Clark Luce, all be-
tween Wood and Ontario streets, between Rockwell
and the Lake, taking the centre Of the streets al
the boundary.
ohauneey Prentiss and Marshal W. Yiets, all be-
tween Wood and Bond, between Rockwell and
the Lake, not including the north side of Rock
we'll.
Perry Prentiss and Clinton french, the east sid'
Of Bond street.
Charles Sanford, Louis DeForrsst and ]. R. Ship
pard, al east of Erie to Muirs n, including su'
Porior street extension, both Sides not including
Euclid street.
J. Q. Gridley, L. Moreau, Martin Keller, Mar
tin Graft Paul KInsfotber, and Jacob Eusdorfer, al
east of Bond not including east side of Bond, and
all north of Rockwell, not including any on this
strest.
A regularmesting will bo held, and the commit
tees will report every Friday evening at half past
seven o'clock, at the Court House, room No. 1.
TN. BOND,
President
S. S. BARRIE, sec'y janls;1s7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18
NEW YORK MAJ EKEr-Isn. II.

lBX TEIE' ~ APH.1
COftOu--Dooidedly II " ar With fair business
doing. Sales at 81 90 for n S5d1I1o
FlOur-state and We st ,ra duIIaud 5aIOc l1wer.
Sales at 81 r09lO II Tor extra state; $40 OO9
elL 10 IoI common 20 90 cd shipping brands extra
I9,. I9uIu AySS ,S, i zc@sl2 fer Trade brands
WhiskY-E1cl' ,sx i-,o,,Iar ,,rssttJed and-de-
cidsdly hrmer So as at 81 30 for resed; 81 81 for
higher.
WheadIDU W6-;I, Gsnd prices entirely nominal.
BARLEY BARLEY Jzsl.
- 81 es Act; old 192c lower Old mixed wes-
HsTs@c sttoTe; white western 95:
COTE e--ouist. Rio 4I94e1ko; ordinary to
ginro Maricsbo 42946c; Java 6Ozss52e; ST. Do
81 .9aTSDau. Muscovado 1875.
sSJ JsrOleur1-Ouiet and nominal at 5lo for
" uds no for Rshned In bond % for Refined frte.
PTtrH-Heavy and lowsr; $40 25942 90 for new
Ineg =; Sn 371S@n 80 for 1861 mess, cash and
rV uiar way-oiosing at lrtter price; ss4 oOS--
| H r prime, and S5s SO439 90 for prime mess Also,
Ier's orion at S42 6Os42 sT1; $500 bbls new mess,
1 for February and March, buyers oPtion at SO =
! Gas go rnd $3.50 bbls prime mess f3r February
Eame option, at 81 6l94l 76,
Reef-Lsss GctiTe and unchanged
= Beef HnmS-Bather heavy at $40 0o92i 20,
Cut Meats-Guiet and unehonged.
, Bacon Sldes-Quiet. Sales Cumberland cut,
part to arrive, at &c.
Dressed HOgs-Hesvy at 16Z9l7o for vest-
Lard--Heavy and 8 shade lower; 2oS2f74e-
latter price an extreme.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

To establish the grade of an alley be-
tween West River and Franklin streets and
a part of Hurd street. Passed
To levy and assess e special tax upon ell
the lots and lands bounding or abutti1g
upon Michigan street. Second reading.
To amend an ordin nance to regulate avn
ings. Ordinances.
10 amend an ordinance to regulate City
Cemeteries. Passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

The above form OF proposals viii be adhered to as
closely as practicable. Other forms will be Tecsvsd
by the Department and duly considered.
proper guarantee that the bidder is sbls to
fulfill the contract certified to by the Clerk Of thf
nearest DstTict Court, United States Distrir 4
Attorney, must accompany the proposal, or it All
be rejected.
An oath Of allegisuos to the United States u
eTnnent must also accompany the proposal. -
The contracts will be awarded TO the lor ~
sponsible party parties, who will be duly no ~ Is
by mail, or otherwise, that their bid Is Acc, hne
and Immediately required to enter intI Co 'pteo
under bends to the amount Of So COO. ThS nIrse
must be properly certified, and the pAstoB OOn9 q
dress Of principals and suretiss stated upe LoS "a
posaiS are optped the pro
The postofice address Of the parties -
must be distinctly written upon the prop pGpOslue
Proposals must be addressed 10 SnFf -, n
AAaRUDER, U. s. ARMY, MEn1cAL PUET SSvoi Svon = L.
IsvILLE, KKNTUcKY. A' IoU-
or all bids deemed unsuitable "00t any
d. l.. MAGRU DER
Surgeon o. S. Army and Medical Tprvo,o-
LOuisyiIIsi Ky.
ONCE lanl"lss-TuThsstIstp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,


TUESDAY, Jan. 18th, 1855.
We have nothing new to report In relation to
the money market, the Itringency noted for Sevs-
raj days, accompanied by an almost entire with
dravsl Of the discount line, both by tbs regular
Banks and in the ltrest still existing, with no es-
asntial change for better or worse The public de-
msnd Is less sctiYs, probably from the fact that
parties eonvesant with the state Of affairs, but
thGrs are . great number in waiting for the hrst
dawn Of an easy state Of things to make whole
sale rAking upon tho Banks for currency. Ex-
change is close, but quiet. We continue to quote
rates at 4 discount buying aud psr97S premium
selling. The Second National Bank paid Govern
ment checks to-day to the amount of $500, ,OOO and
the First also paid out heavily in this direction
The capture Of Fort Fisher sent Gold down from
to per cent. to-day, fall hardly 30 great as
was looked fer from SO important military Eue-
cess. It it probable, however, that it had already
besn anticipated and discounted. The clOsing rate
this evening is quoted by regular dispatches at
2l51z@H5zs.
Government Per cent. Stocks ruled dull in New
York to-day, and closed rather easier Deslers
hsre, however reported no change in previous quo
tstions to-day. The IO-40 per cents. are weaker
and shade lower. Subscriptions to-day to the
7.sO Popular Loan at the Second National Bsnh
amounted 70 $4,000.
Railway Shares are dull and IoSer, with an a2
parent growing weakness, especially in Western
which have been pretty freely brought forward
within few days, by holders anxious to realize O.
apprehsnding from expected military successes
material decline in all Rsilwsy Stocks.
The Import entries of the past week at New Tori
amount to So 6se,5l5 against 81 41O, $40 same tim
last year Tho Export Clesraroes Of Domssti
Produce amount to 81, ,sO5 726, against 81, AZ, ,o5
came week last year. Tbs export Of Specie amount
to 81, ,O4e,25I, against sI,Os5,OOO same week Jas
yerr. The Customs for four days Gucluding sstuT
day weok) amounted to 81, ,I97, Ooo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18
FROm MAsHIsGrON.

NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
The HeraIds Washington special says;
Blafr's sole business to Richmond was to
recover q number Of important private
papers, title deeds, &C. taken irom his
house BY the rebels when near Washing
ton. BE was very kindly received and
had frank conversation with JEFF. Davis
and others, but these resulted in nothing
definite.
The story that JEFF. Davis had sent a
letter to President Lincoln, saying that he
was willing 70 receive Pesce Commission
ers is all bosh.
The TIiburle's special also says no letter
was sent by Davis, and that he made no
sign Of lowering the rebel flag, Ex-
Governor jacobs of Kentucky, who re-
turned with Mr.. Blair, reports strong
peace feeling among the citizens Of Rich
mond, and even among officers of high
grade. BE predicts there will be 8 cessa-
ton of hostilities within two months, and
o proposal for peace from The rebel Gov
ernment. This is in contradiction Of the
indicstions shown in The fact reported by
an officer from North Carolina, who says
the rebels already have three regiments OF
freed slaves In the field.
The Times Washington special says: It
is reported at the headquarters of the ar
my Of the Potomac thai Lee has sent his
family out of Richmond, and that nothing
but peace is talked of in that city.
A special to the World dsted Washing
ton, 10th, says: Blair reported to the
President that he had no official message
to communicate from the rebel Govern
ment. So far as is known, he found the
talk in Richmond the same as is put forth
in the papers of that city.
The ReraIds correspondent in front Of
Richmond says: Major General Gibboni
lately commsndingthe second division, sec.
ond corps, has succeeded Major General
Ord in command Of the oath corps, Gene
ersl Ord being placed in command of the
army of the James.
The rebels have recently erected form
idable works in front of the 25th corps.
It is said that q division of Virgins
troops, recently ordered South, mutinieC
and positively refused to leave their OWL
State, and that they carried their point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

SEVENTH LECTURE OF TIE CoURsE.-"soeisl
Aims in America"is is the subject of the lee
ture announced for tomorrow night in
Brainard's Hall, by Ralph Waldo Emerson,
This is the seventh lecture Of the winter
course given before the Library Associa-
tion, and it will be, without doubt, the
most novel, original, intellectual and every
way excellent discourse of the season. Mr..
Emerson is known, in America and Europe,
as man of deep insight, and writer Of
extraordinary range and power. No man
living is a more perfect master of language
than is he, and his wonderful power of ex-
preston should alone attract large audi
ence, to say nothing of the critical value
wisdom and genial humanity Of his writ
/ ings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

TEAvELFRs' Insurance CoWPANY.-This
company, whose advertising card appears
in our columns this morning, proposes to IN
sure its pOlicy-holders against accidents of
overy description. To those who have
nothing laid up for rainy day, it offers
relief from sudden casualties, providing
the victims of all accidents with S25 a
weeks liberal sum, even in these times,
for support and the payment of bills for
medical attendance. It's established on g.
solid and sound basis, and will prove most
benefcent institution. It's agent in this
city, A. Fuller, Esq, is an old and well
known citizen, and reliable business man.
His connection with the company gives an
assurance to Clevelanders of its character
and usefulness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

TIE sTEREoPTIooE.-The second exhibi-
tion of this beautiful work of art was made
last night in Brainard's Hall, to a crowded
house. We have not seen a finer looking
audience, or rather crowd of spectators
gathered on any occasion in this city, and
this fact alone speaks highly for the excel
lent character of the exhibition. A neH,
collection Of views passed before the eye,
embracing representations of the grandest,
stateliest architecture, monuments, &c, of
Europe and Egypt, together with magnif-
cent views of the famed pieces Of sculpture,
which all of US read about in our child
hood, but despaired of ever seeing in the
reality or in the shadow.
At the close colossal portraits of Farra-
gut, Sherman and Grant wero presented,
which was the signal for loud and long con-
tinued applause.
There will be, after tonight, only two
more exhibitions of the stereopticon, name
ly, this "wednesday, Friday and satur-
day evenings, Emerson's lecture Thursday
evening, in the Hall, preventing an enter
tainment that night; but a matinee will
be given this afternoon, beginning at three
o'clock and also on Saturday afternoon.
This is for the accommodation of ladies and
children who can not conveniently attend
in the evening. Children admitted for ff.
teen cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-18

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