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=. Z. HONEY MARKEF-Feb. "a,

TBT TELEaRAPH.I
HOney--Easy at 8 30.
q Sterling ter EHehanse-Quoted at io47zelp0sA
GOId-WithOut decided change; opening at
2uO declining to 100, advancing 900 and closing
at 1897.
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GONE TO CoLUNBUs.-GeOrge and Daniel
Kentley and Mary Kerrigan started yester-
day morning for the Penitentiary. Sarah
Condell was sick and could not 90.
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Attention, Fourth ward Livery man Ia
the Fourth Ward, whether liable to drlf: or not,
requi sted to meet at the Engine House this at
urdsy evening, for the purpose Of determining
Whtther there shall be q draft in the old Fourth
Let every man tarn eut and do his duty, and We
can clear the Ward. lftb75l92I s. HOBBs, Sec.
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First Ward-Mreting this Saturday evening,
at 4 o'clock. We want the balance o. our funds
now. Ths moRsy advanced must be paid. Will
she Committees complete their work to day, and
rspo.t in full this evening Let no man who CAN
help, stcaps, BY oIder of the Association.
VIM MELaINCH, Pns't.
E. CHETER, seey. fsb25:l0I
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AsHTABULA CoUETT.-James Stevens, form
erly of this county, for long time supposed
to be dead, has come to light, having been
buried in southern prisons fourteen months.
Henry Dayton, of Richmond, was badly
hurt on the I1th inst.
It seems that in cutting tree, large
log lay parallel with the course the tree
would fall ; across the log lay large pole,
one end on the ground, the other sticking
up several feet. Just as the tree was fall
ing COW approached too near the top and
he started to drive her off; in doing SO he
stood over the end Of the pole which was
buried in the snow, when the tree came
down with great violence on the end in the
air. He was thrown up, clear over the tree
he had cut down, distance of twenty-five
feet, striking with great force against g
beach log, on his side. He lay in the snow
till found. He is quite sensible at times; at
ether times he is seized with a sudden fear
of somebody striking him, and is almost IN
mansgeable.-Ashta6HIa Sentinel.
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B. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U. s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI superior 81.
Subscriptions received to the
" $40 PER GENT. AND 10-40D NATIONAL

az $40 PER GENT. AND 10-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
rCommission allowed to Subseribers.l
D5- o. g. Bonds Of 1881, 5.2JS, 10-4Os, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government securities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
GOLD, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bonght
aAd sold at best rates. Deposits received and COL
lectiOns mAds at all accessible points. UncuETent
funds converted at lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
for sale. oc4
Beautif0I Portraits Of Washington and
Edward Everett are in many collections but in the
home of the peraon afflicted with that terrible
disease, Catarrh, now cured by the use Of DR.. d.
H. seelYe's Liquid Cstarrh Remedy, how should 1t
be2 feb2Q;R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-25

Bishop Clark, of the Methodist Episcopal
Chuch. will preach at the Erie street NJ e. Church
to-morroW Csuaday.) morning at half pass ten
o'clock febR5I9l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-25

Engines for SaIe.-0ne eighteen and one
sixteen-horse power engine and boiler for sale, all
in complete running order. Inquire of F. D.
Etone, or Reite q Gaeckley, Canal St. feb24I92
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-25

Free Luneh.-BradIey v.li open with Froe
Lun-h at he Donegaaa RestAurant, ITO Bank ST.,
this evening. febz6:lgI
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UBiVersaIism.-Rsv. J. Rice will preach to
morrow st Temperance Hall. Services commence
at half past ten o'clock feb75l9l
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SACRED CoNcERT.-We wish to call the at-
tentiOn of all our readers in the city and
vicinity to the advertisement, in another
column, Of a Sacred Concert which will be
given tomorrow Sunday evening, in
Brainard's Hall, by Campbell and Castles
English Opera Troupe. twill be seen that
they present splendid programme, COM
posed of choice selections from sacred mu-
sic and oratories. 1t will be one of the
grandest treats of the season, and we hope
our citizens viii most literally patronize,
on that occasion, this capital troupe of
singers.
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!. FaIea at aIM

0afs-Rafher more firm. Sales at 81 -
CO6ee-Quief. Java mats 46c.
WOOl-Quiet.
PefTOIs1m-Duu. Crude Isc; refined IN bond
&c; do frse $50.
sugar-Little Armer. MuscoYado SIG oo9
16 90, boxes; Havana SIT 90. IA
MOlASSes-DulI.
POrk-Lower with q moderate speculative
demand. Sale. at S35 5O@35 IS for nsW mess;
s32 s712693 25 for 1854 do, cash and regular
waY-closing ct SS2 SIX cash; S2S oO0S0 o. for
prime and sS4 0O994 so for prime mes. Also
80 barrels new mess, March aud April, at seller
and buyers option, Ss5 25a95 20.
Beef-Ssesdy at about prsvioEs prices.
Dressed HOEs-Less active Sales at 16549
1T1<o.
bacon SIdes-Less active. Sales at 1s5<0
2O1Sc for Cumberland cut; 1s7S 92I1ze for short
and long cut horns and 251<c for short ribbed.
Cut 8eats-With 3 fair demand Gales at
170lsc for shoulders, and ls92lc for hams.
Lard-In fair demand at 2o7z9 92411c. Also
at ,25J barrels for APRIL May and Juns at sellers
option 241<9243Ec.
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TWO HOUSES AND LOT for SALE
L situated on East side Irving street, between
Orange and kInEman streets. One Of th- hOuses is
nice Jotage in nrst-rase condition, containing SIX
rooms viii butery, cellar, cistern, and good well
Of water. The other hOu Is One-and aha.f stOries
Sith siH 70 Ins, SoO1shed, cistecn, &c. The above
houses viii be sold for cash such low figure that
Will pay well lOr the fuTestment
feb3 GE0. .. BACK, 20 Superior ct.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRNIEq LEADER OEFIOH.
FRIDAY MVMIHq. Feb. "a, 1858.

ReOeIpts-Tbs receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the twenty-fOur hoers eading at o'clock to-day
we're as follow:
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Police CoURT.-A small docket was be-
fore the court yesterday morning.
Drunkenness-Wi Lssk, Joseph
Jewett and Robert Corlett, fined 81 and
costs, each.
Destroying Property-Patrick Behen,
case continued to the 27th.
Violating Bridge Ordinance - Martin
Kehrer, fined S..
Assault and Bsttery-Kate Owens, the
costs; Hugh C. Mexican, case held open to
March 1st; Frederick Brown, fined S. and
costs.
Petit Larceny-JOhn Jewett, fined 500
and sent to jail ten days.
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COMMON PLEAs CoURT. -CIvL BRAEoH.-
BEFORE JUDGE CoFEIEsERRY.-This branch
of the Court was occupied yesterday with
the hearing of the case of George Basel Us.
the A. & G. W. R. R. Company. The suit
was brought to recover damages from an
accident on that road. J.W. Heisly ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and Hitchcock and
Estep, for the defendants.
BEFORE JUDGE FooTE.-This branch is still
engaged with the case of Blish & Co. vs the
propeller TiOga. ~
CRIuNAL BRANoH.-The motion for an
other trial of the case, the State Us. NJ. Y.
Turrill, wss not argued yesterday, but will
come up this morning. E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-25

BLAEDYS PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
Also strictly portable; no brick masonry in set
ting. Warranted te cut from 70 lv,OO e. lum-
Der psr day.
Circulars sent to any address. For prices, de-
soriptions, &C., address the manufacturers.
H. & +. BLANDY.
BIandys' Steam Engine Works, ZAnesville, o > or
Blandys' Newark Machine Works, Newark, o.
LEwIsBURs, Upion Co., Pa, June 80, 1884.
G In the last thr-e months, (working i've
drys week. we have cut fVs hundred and tiresiy5re
thousand feet Of white OAK on onr BlaDdy nill.
In June, 100 600 feet. The lumbsr Is pronounced
BY the Baltimore Inspector TO be the oFst dehuered
in that city thi, summer. The BlaDdy Engine has
done well, and can now say it Is perfect success
Yesterday, the 29fh June, cut 1870 fet Of oak.
JAMES @. MCCLURE.
WILMoRE, Cambria Co., Pa, May 3, 1854.
have saWed on my Biandy Mill
one million tlso kuEdrsd and m thousand feet Of lun-
ber IN the last seven months, which inciudss the
winter months, often working only ssSea hours q
day, and wholly frozs cut part OF the time. This
Is more lumber than any single Min has cut In the
in tbs same time, within q hundred miles OF this
place. lfsb2OlsIi WIN. R. HUGHES.
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AFFAIRS. AT TUE PaoEOs7 MARsHAL's.-Ex-
. slllniAr5 Surgeon Beardsley examined
T"o' ,y-eight rscruits yesterday, at the
.ovost MarhbaYs Office. OF these nine
teen passed, and were mustered in, ali save
one, who was thrown out by the Provost
Marshal fog being over-age, the remaining
nine having been rejected. Ten Of these
were credited-tO the Nineteenth Congress
iOnal District,
The following is the distribution of the
credits made yesterday to the various sub
districts:
Orange
4: Dover
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UTANTFD. AT sI5O PFR MONTH";

WANTED, AT $3.50 PER MONTH
w A reliable CanVasser in evefy town and county
1or the NUS Had Soy, most inter sting and ex-
city book yer publish d, emb acing the adventures
81 woman in he Union Army Nurse, Scout and
sPY, giving most vivid inuei picture 0f the war.
WehAVe agents clear ng $50 per month, which
E prove TO any dou0tiLg applicant. Seud for cireu-
lam; ADDRESS JONES BROS, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Infringement Case.-John H. Ralsley, Of
Dayton, Ohio, has commenced suit in the United
States Court at Cleveland, Ohio, against W. E.
Bond, of Cleveland, for infringing on his patent
Step adder Of January, 7th, 1862.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-25

One hundred and twenty mine recruits
were forwarded yesterday, under charge of
Special Agent I. b. Bunnell, one hundred
Of them belonging to the 1ssth Regiment,
to Camp Chase, and twenty-nine to Tod
Barracks. Tho Agent carried with him
$50 1888, which istO be paid over to the men
BY him when all arrangements shall have
eea made at the Camp and Barracks.
The Provost Marshal reports several sub
districts which have done nothing, and
seem resolved to do nothing. The draft,
when it is ordered, will of course fall first
upon the delinquent sub-districts, and it
bshoovss all such to be Cup and doing"
and to work while the day lasts, for the
night is soon coming wherein no man can
work.
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xRavKIER's REGIsTER.
pHPGRTURIs.

~ Otisens wishing conveyance TO either OF tbs
above Trains or Boats VIII be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving thoir eddress
1t the Omnibus once, 14T Superior street. nsxt
door 10 the Weddell House.
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fird, unDn sxamiRing the Court Records, that
the above advertisement Is an infamous falsehoOd,
and intended to do an injury TO my business.
W. E. BOND,
feb23:19l I22 Superior st., Cleveland, o.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Pablic
Menies.
Authorized Subscription Agent for the
7.3O LOAN.
This being the only Popular Loan now before
ths People, the Bank will kesp on hand full IS
sortmebt q lizsS, and Ill all orders promptly and
without delay.
Five Per Cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With Accrued Iniere,t to date, received in pay.
ment for Subscriptions and will redeem at par the
Coupons on the ssyen-Thirties presented at this
Counter.
VIII also purchase United States vouchers, Ger.
tiae1tes Of Indebtedness, and ell Government Re-
eurities. feb2s
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For sale at the Cleveland Post once and at the
LEADER COUNTING-ROOM.
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Tor E-A Twenty-Five wears

Il Lease, vi h privilege Of purchase at tbs end OF
I've years, low pric fr first of Al r next, 64&
tet front Of that very choice loGo0 ths corner Of
Der or aad Boi stree q, running through & Rock
well street 200 feet If not sold Whtl turee four
weeks The RockE Eel T3ns will be "a lease for a
Of years. Eor particulars I sale ana conditions Of
lsass Apply 70 OE0. D. B zCK. z7O Superior street.
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On the 22d inss., at tbs residsnce of the brides
father, at Rochester DePot, LOrsio county by the
ReV. n. seoviIl, mr. JAMES Il. ARMSTRONG to
Hiss FLORENCE J. MILLS, both OF Rochester,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-25

PAss1Ee THRoUeH.-seVeral squads of re-
cruits, strsgglers, cOnvalescentS, &C., passed
through the city yesterday on the various
trains, bound for the East. The average
number of recruits which pass through
daily is about three hundred.
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MaEtinists.
DIAN VS.
PATENT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
AND
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.

sLEEDTs PATEaT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
FROM 10 so Horse Power. Strictly portable =
Zach Engine is one piece. No brick or masonry In
setting. Adapted for all purposes. The very best
Fer Boring and Working Oil Wells.
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L OR SABE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
i House, "a and So PTosoect stro,t T. suitable Tor
ohrd ugh use. Terms easy EnquIr, = COHWA A1
W. NOBLE AZ the office Of Backus Noble tsl5:f
WANPED BY A THOROUGH AND
w Eell-exp 5rienoed BOOK-KEEPER. >itua.
ton. doress, fUr two days, ~" care L eder
Counting Room. ebls .l9l
EOR SALE, CHEAP.-A Horse, Har-
Il ness, Open Bugg and Sleigh, The Horse can
paes In 2f5 tr0ts sood eait aud Is kind for Family
use. d res G A. MlLLARD, Bellevue o.
febl5.Is2
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HeIghbOrheod news.


sAxDusKY CouETY.-Lisut. ]. L. Greene,
Jr., of Fremont, has recruited 125 men
within Eve weeks. His success will secure
him Captains commission. His company
will be mustered into the 1ssth Ohio.
MAHOENG CoUSTY.-A daughter, five years
old, of Richard Finnegan, of youngstown,
YVES burned to death last Monday. Her
clothes caught FIRE from an open CRATE. In
assisting her, her mother and sister were
badly burned. ..s
The townships Austintown, BOsrdmsn,
Greene, jackson, Berlin, Ellsworth, Goshen,
Milton and Poland, have filed their rsspec-
tive quotas. youngstown will probably
have to stand draft.
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CHICAGO MARREF-'.Feb. "a,
NJ rELHGRAPH.
FIOur-DulI.
Wheat-Qulst. Sales 81 s51< MOL.
COrn-Qulet at 73a7S35c- -
Oats-Quiet ct 5Sz.
Whisky-Negiected and dull. Sales IS 81 II.
PrOViSiOns-DuI.
POrk-Prims ness more active. Sales at 81
5O92s 90.
Sard-Firm at 2I5So.
HOgs-S1I OO91l rs.
Dresser HOgs-Dull at Sl2 50913 90.
Reecipts-Flour, 5000 bbls; wheat, Is, 900 bu.
corn, 15, COO bu; cats, "A O00.
Rose q PrentissS Provision AAEizoa Re,
Tho following are the rEtes charged BY Us;
HRms-SugAr-oure premium hams > D--....3 c
Dried Beef-B
uIders-Sugsr-cured 3 b.................19 c
BacO4-Or Smoked sides 3 D................-...9l o
ZaFSa-PEime Leaf kettle-rnd'd in bbls or trcs2S c
Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In kegs 3 D..24 Q
ROFk-No. mess 81
Extra clear 3 @bbl........................... Ss 80
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad dspots or boats All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything h
the State Orders promptly filled
ROSI & PREHTIBs.
deIs-E Eos. Is2, IA and 14s Ontario Etrsst.
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RE0 a00 MONEY ADVANCED

$sFOsVVU in sams 70 suit-st the old st.ne
sai Wen-knoWn WAGGER'S LOAN OFFICE. On
Securities Of every kind, viz: Gold and siivs,
Wstohes, Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeEelry Guns
pistOll, Olothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeonS
and all Eersonal property and articles OF vauo az
tbs most satisiAotory terms Euslneas striotIV mi
rate. Established 1851. n. IA variety of M.
rsdseled WA@chsn IsVelry, Guns. Ao., fof sale a
Bargains.
Omos-oa-rsr Q. Water ana supsrior streets
sTW Dsvss and PsiEosto's Oloshing SIRE.
o1s7s J. n a w. 4GNER
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UVHE CLEVELAND FREEDMENs
L Aid Commission Rooms are located at SO. %
Bank street. They will be open daring business
hours for the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. ID. ". GAGE
ia14sl92sdkW Secretary,
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MARRIED,

Read the notice Of DR.. DeHart, in another
column. feb21
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NATANTFD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

w the QuaIter nGster'7 DepaTt1 ent, Nashville,
Tenn, 1900 a Laborers Vases S45 per month ana rA-
doas. Eone need Apply but stout, abe-bOdied men,
Wtllingt0 gag for Fix m,nths n Transportation
furnished Appl to D. SHERMAN, O. N. agent,
Commercial House, Cleveland, D. Viii leave Oleve-
land every Tuesday and Friday. iaa3l
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;, OR SALR.-A flock Of One Tbousspd

* OR SALE.-A flock Of One thousand
sheep, of grade not So than thros- -fourths and
lease Tor tsrm Of w yeaIs from septembei lat,
for two and one-hal (25s pounds Of wool rer head
ya'iy, all loss 10 be r placed b. the lessee and tue
origin uniber reiurred az the xplr.ii-n Of he
lease. The eIfcImar OF these conditions secured
By md in ths p al sum CT 1900 with first mort
gaRe rea es ate An exc lent opportunity ior a
psrmaueas and IT ftablo ave, tn. nt Arpy to G..
z. ROBERfS, Box Is, Norwalk, Ohio feb23 Ig2
no KENT-A good Dwelling House,
Il con al ing eight Ro7ms. with rlenty OF bard
and soft Weter and a smau bar situated on Ere
suoet No. SIC. Prize $40 ayear. Inquire on the
premises, fsb23;Ig2
ITO COOPBRS-5OOO new OIL Barrels
L Wanted immedlat ly. Appy 20 ALLxAEpER
sooFEtD Co, les ST. 0alr st. fsb2s IsI
EOR sALE-A SPLENDID FARM.
\ I57 Acres sol gravel d loan, equally adaat-
ed 30 Erase or grain. Splenl tuldisg large
House and Barn. Coos o. Iohard, we wa cred, md
good .euc =, Il en- m / 9 fIam Clevela d, N Wil-
lough y VS. ip. For pa ticulzrI ca No ls2
bOk SALE-HOUSE AND LOT on
= Forest street. House large and commodious; I,of
dtaet bY rs, Tikh AZ abundance Of fine ehruhbery
ard good ffult oheiee grapes and good barn TerTas
Efys Anugirs Of D. ". GAGE, Esq-, lss Superior 81
E2-Rs
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Tickets, 90 Cents,
Tor sale ct Brainard's Music Store, W. D. Bakers
Book Store, 259 SuPerisr street. and at the Once
on the evening Of the Conosrts
HB-DOors open as 7. Concert commences at 8.
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"a uasI.A iLal,aA q .l.AI.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31

Especial 20 tbe Sew rork coAmsreiai : {
WAsHsGro Oct 30sh--Mr. Mofsl,
Of Vermont win await the report OF lhe
special commissioners who are now sAk.
ing evidence on the revenue system be-
fore legialating on the retitioh Of the
tax laws. This will probably threw the
Feveuus question over 70 chs latter part
Of the session, IA the revenue comEhia-
sioners will not be ready for a moash af.
ter che opening Of Congress.
! Mr.. Caleb Castings mission TO Enys
land is on business connected with our
claims for damages b. privatsers. he
is preparing an elaborate argument on
the subject; and arranging the nnmerona
claims that are being sent iu for sestle-
meat. The President il fpily deleFmia-
ed upon assisting our claims for redress.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
.rhs ranl. Flnnaasaaor.

WaaHiscroE, Oct. 30.-The Preaii ent
to-day received, In formal manner,
the special Tanisian embassador, The
introduction having been conducted By
Secretary Seward. The letter of ere
dence from tha Bey AZ Tunia, was read
by the EmbaaaadoF, 10 which the Prssi.
dent responded, expressing his gratiiica-
don st the visit, aud bis appreciaiiea Of
the kind and friendly sentimenss enhn-
ciAted, aud aAying eveFg facility wonld
ba adofded 40 Eaakathei Wait agreeable.
AapiotHrs Of tba Bey. Eiich was present.
ed, is not only appreciated on aceoent
Of the original, but i was regarded - 3
wonder Of ART 80 .s.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
~ a MAD DOa ,AsD MAD cAr il wAannr

'i''i.s 20 A MAD Doa AND MAD Car IN WARREN
CouSTY.-Last week, dog belonging
to DR.. Simpkins, who .iyea o mills .oF two
west of Williamsport, went mad, and was
killed. l.he Doctor also bad q large cat
which was faithful companion Of the
dog, and which, few days after the dog
= - was killed, showed unmistakable signs
of having been bitten. The cat inmped
at Mrs s. one day, ana fastened ITSELF in
her clothing, but she shook it OF and
- paid no more attention TO it, as she was
not bitten. Shortly after, the cat attack
ed two of the children, scratching, but
fortunately not biting, them. Finally,
AZ II Attsn pied 20 bits. che Doctor, when he
took his gun and killed it. Ii wac eefi
s'H tAihly very fortunate that. With all the
A attempts Of this rabid animal 20 bite, all
itha Of the Doctors family escaped safely
Atticd Ledger.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31
The Daflv Ssatiael has been finally

The Daily Sentisel has been finally
disposed of 20 Messrs Hall 8 Hutchin-
- . son who win commence the Publication
% of new Democratic paper, mt an early
day, under new name.alR tsssssx
Our business relations with the pro-
prietors Of the SeatiReI have been tntie
mate since our connection with the
Joarndi, and we take great pleasure in
bearing testimony 10 their uniform cour-
tesy. They are honorable business men,
and have our bess wishes for theser future
prosperity Mr Bingham, we regret to
learn, is in in6ru health, and is now
.H confined to his bed by an attack of in
Aammatory rheumatism, from which he
is not likely to recover at an early day.
Messrs. Elder and Hardness are old and
careful printers, and will not be likely
to remain out Of business long.-Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-31

"Jach Frost, the cotton. killer, is
slow, very slow, making his appearance
this fall. His non.arrival, however, has
broken no hearts jet thatwehave heard
Of; on the contrary, there are q great
I, many dEy eyes On the occasion, for IL
: has resalied in maIsirg many thousands
scores and hundreds Of thousands-of
ponnds of Gotten that would otherwise
have been blighted before coming 20 niR-
turity Not only thla, but The quality
of the <once-more royal stApFe is, OF
eoarss, mpah. batter in consequence Of
Nj. ~ JSE srlunusuai delay Thus, sevs
eras circumstances have conspirea, at
d the very heel the season" to bring
out, and bring up 20 high average
standasdaa crop thaterslwhilg was iadly
unpromisiug For the which let as all
DO duly thRpkful 70 Him to whom all
thanks are duel MeRlphis Argus, 25sh
y There has been hptiitsle frcas, 90 YET,
in this vicinity, and we have heard no
complaint Of any injury from frost
throughout the whole country. The re-
suit is an immense corn crop, fully Mn-'
omtured. assN ~ .iaai. haldT 90 ~~