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Rot a. Haight, No. 1876 Bank street, have
just received large assortment OF SIX, Linen and
Ga nbri, handkerchief Of every description, which
they are now Offering at reduced prices. CiII and
examine their stock before purchaiiog elsewhere.
ipIs:2SO
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COUGH BALSAR
cures hoarseness and
tickling in the throat.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18

Cough BALSAH
,cures influenza, asthma,
and ali bronchial AGec-
uOns.
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GOES

COUGH BALSAM
cures sore throat aud
soreness Ct the chest and
lungs.
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BARoNGTRICAL OBSERVATIONS recorded by
L. h. s~olomOnsOn, Opticisn, under the
American House.
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TOLEDO MABK ET--JuIy II.
by Telegraph
FIOuF-Unohsnged
Wheat-Advsnced Be: Sales smber Michigan
ct 81 so; red " bash at 81 4S
COrn-lc better. Sales ht IS for No. I.
Oafs-NOminat; s
Lake Freights-DuI and nominal 30 on
wheat to Buffsll, end 6I5s TO osWeEO
B~eceipts-FOr the past W~ee-Wheat 5000 bu,
corn 10 0OO; oats 1900. b.
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COE's

COUGH BALSAA
cures the most viOlent
attach g OF crOuP In eithes
lOld or young.
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NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL
LAT MEANWHILE, PENNA

Term commences Joly 25gh and continues in SEES.
sion sight weeks.
The design Of the Institution Is 10 afford an oP-
poriunitv ior 3 thorough Musical Education,
to all desiring to prepare themselves either s.
Teaohsrs or ArtiBtes.
THEO L. PERKINS Of New York will have
charge Of the YOeI Department Terms, for full
nourse $40. For particulars and circulars,
Sddrsss N. C0E. STEWART,
Hermitage, Pa.
Or, Messra. Cook & BAH, or Henry Davis, ESQ,
MsadvIIIe- Pa. juns28.928
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AMUsE aeEMTs.
LOCAL NOTICES.

wood Turning of every description in the
best style at the shorts't uot C by
jyls:2sO o.. A. RIO9TER, 70 COLUMBUS st.
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If you wish TO find an elegant assortment
of gentlemen's furnishing goods, neck ties,
s~carfs, uniques, butterflies, &C., &C., 60 to
Mott & Haight's, No, 1873 Bank street, op-
posite the WeddelI House. julyIs:23O
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
LAKE SUPERIOR.

GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia posi-
lively.
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STITCHING AND ENBRoIDERY.-SeHing ma
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Supei Tor, cor. Banl
street. GRovER & BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
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COUGH BALSAA
leures the worst colds
surely and speedily.
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GOES


is the largest bottle In
the Eo Id for the price,
therefore, not only the
best bat the cheapest
medicine extant.
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CITY NEWS.

TAxEs.-Tsx Books will close Thursday,
July goth, 1865. II. s. WH1TTLEsEy,
jys:22S County Treasurer.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs.-Recorded
by j. s. Perley, opticiaD, No. 1873 Superior
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18

BALSAM
are sold annually, and
the people all pronounce
ne the best cough proPar-
alton they ever used.
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lOOUGH BALSA&
r,heEss . e~oBsuDPtivO
cough - soon - it 10
taken.
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The market since OUT last report has ruled hrm
and without ~quotable ehsDgs. Trade has been
good, and at present dealers report a very fir de-
naad for nearly ell kinds. The ards are wen sop
a. 49, E1t,-.. tHH ff a
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Atmospheric pressure as indicated by tn
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CO LARK q co, PrOp'rs,
Esw Haven, Conn.
aEHBRAL AGENTS
DssAs BARNEs 3 CO..
No. q PARK row.
7. o. WELLS = CO.,
No. lis FRANKLIN stress
u. B. HELMB0LDs
No. 5s4 Broadway.
KetaiIsd By ell Druggists ia the city and country
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BATHS ONE DOLLAR EACH.

nSrPatients can be accommodated with
Board at the Cure. je9:R4
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cleveland Lumber Market,

MssDAE EKsErEas July II 1855.
The receipts and shipments Of Lumber, Shingles
and Lalh during the past week have b en- as fol-
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COUGH BALSAM
is wsrrsated to give sat
isfactiOa or the money
refunded.
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Sold By Druggists sv
~eryWhero.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18

We warrant both Of ihsn, in sVsrJ in'tauOO,ii
our directions arc followed
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b. q. Money Market-JuIy I7.

The receipts OF Coal during The week ending This
m7ruing were II, COZ tons, and the shipments 6,O23
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No family can afford 10
be without
GOES
COUGH BALSAA
TN the house ready for
immediate use.
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GOES

over one nillion bottles
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-18

After breakfast the boys marched oyer to
camp TO await payment and d~isbanding.
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I'm Statesmen WANTED-To so

EOR SALE.-10l acres, II miles from
Il city limits, on Cleveland aud Warrensville, and
Newburg aid East Cleveland roads. New brick
house, good barn and cattle sheds, 20 acres timber
land well watered. To be scld at q baI in. Enquire
On the premises. [yl4:22sl r. @. HUETG0N.
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General Intelligence.
tBv Nal to n. N,v York sun.I

Gov. MoEror, o. Indiana, has turned ,Nc
duues " LIS uthcc over - the |. suteuart Gov.
etnor OF that state, snd will leave i1r Europ.
Mn. rtfrps CAyuH a, declined ~ e,1pl.s tho
OIL ar mach with haN,uash, aud las couse-
quen,lv paid forfeit
rnt Rev. 4 rItsl pastor ~ T,i'1rd, Mass,
hos during 'crt, ,-si- roIrs = 500 t SIR. pre-, h.
eu tS2 written souluuL all Of Nli,A wee about
an hour long.
lns L. =. steamers Uorue, snd Rhode i',nd.
haNuE We reucl ram st.usD al N charge, were TO
IeAve Havana Tor Washington GA Saturday, the
nrsnor DAVIS NJ south Carolina, h., issued an
slitess 90 tho D. ri~. o1 ne sui iect q arcuuion
o. The chutc. g. Nor,N sri s,uti. lie hopos the
s'uifcrn thurcf may 10 aUle 10 MAINTAIN her
frssen' independent p stou.
Tvs l,t o' me siHo'O stolen NON an .rpres.
wagon IN Chicago isss we,s, has been found under
achuioh ,u that city, att cous s,eI of $50 In
greent scks, ughuy packed m tia bo1.
AHASin Providence, Il l., Der e..tcl al, 900 for
"ie kcepii z IN an old ,to,c lons amused. lie was
uaeNI ccteiiy called away nom bums last week,
anu while leWHs away Gre WAS tinilel in the
stove sni tho bard earnings Of yoArs "onuod IN
tmose."
A JAcTsoS Mas, r,p.r, m.kes proposition to
rs afund Of haf mil ION liars, b, ths contrtu-
Nous O. usytly Dfsnl .i,rs Lo sorvei Ia us rsbCl
army, tu purchase JrF. lAyisA rCAidencs in sumo
fore IN country after he Iardouel anil lloeraed.
wAo ere commissioned officers vii, DO allowed 10
contribute - der dls,r'tou.
Tna oommanI,rt. % thc PnilaIelubi., p,.ton
an P'rtAmou.h Navy Nar have fccc vel or ers
from The ssrrrIary o'n q NV ~ reduce nr nvfn-
/ or Of workucn Ia those csts' shmens Itis aleo
desi.u g. iltr' arc 1910 the IL Of Deem, or about
tVsntl -'v uAdio %, 81 W.rlm In ts PrHok-
lyu Nsv, YArl. Tore are ieArly s1 Thousand
employed .ue,o now.
All tho property .r no hands ~ NE Frtein.n's
bYtoIu N rlern ss',s'ppi has cen restored
g. 10 owners ut t'~ rest rsu n doc mos atIsa,
uneNp.rcd leases or validate the right OF he
government 10 SEIZE snd conhssate Tho same
D. o. rgA, u Iho owner I, claim oAuisGsi OF
IL rents.
TnE Galveston NTvS NJ the 1sL saws! "tu-
me- ~ quantities oi cuton are sccuutultnrg i
n Mcan, he icrtuiruF Of tho Central IlsiltoAd.
TIE county lac. u hllicAn, etIcc ally ths PIr,
sullivan uoghblrhood, has raised enc crop of
q ing leNer thHl In INC localities. wslsar of
two NJ Aplantsu N near Purt sullivan who gather
oi 10 pounds Of cotton 10 half day.
Tpr q. Paul Parss dr.crilos N. late srscuron
st Fora Slslliuy ot The two lt.ia Tab -tA-ch an.
rrsnns, ala, hcdicinc bottle, .nd shak ppce slia.
LtIe SIX, sen.o1csi upon ~ charge OF part pat
ing IA thc massacre ot 1852. Tor apparent in
difference to ths fate lgh aWaiicd them ~sstr,ily
sstonishinE They sal and stnokol Ay al theit
pipes 49, though their days on earth we're unuuui-
tered. On mir bottles being cut down, yoll
went p from 10 crowd, rri su n expressions A.
chow are YOU Ponnsyiylnis Quhksrs," chow are
you NJ assachusoI1s philanthropy SIS" and other lk .
sxclsms1. Gus could b 9 beard on every ado.
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LOCAL NEWS.
new YORK AND TuK VICINITY.

RECEPTION TO GENERAL GRASr.-Ou Bat
urday evening the Gnal meeting the General Com
nlit,ee va. he'd at the Finh Avenue Hotel. Tbs
meeting Wa most harmon ogh Democrats, Republi-
cans, and even an occasional CopperheAd, having
teen soen ,ocn toge.her IN peaco and harmony. all
intent on coiag Aonor,o the who II conceded
by all had preserved the country. There we're Judge
Dtiy eni Essstus Z, Benedict arm In arm, Judge
Dean aud eS-MVor Opdyke Judge Bonney, pared OF
With Udopue Nooic, and Geo. W Mclean took the
ann Of Prosper NJ Wetmo,e. The arrangements for
tho recep lon Sofe finally completed, and the follow
!ng programme aioptel;
The reception VAL ,sko place Monday evening,
2Uth iurt, Gt ucllCk.
2. Tho lhoi Iursa viii 10 escorted 10 the Fifth
Avenue Hotel in carriages, under direction OF a
: t,- ,,,"hnt'e 9i thioo members, hes.is Daly,
S.-Gen.IS Onccrs of the y. =. Army. Stationed
AZ me post OF 'unpOia i etenf, gi b" invited 70
ths'hbIt at thu lutrL aud 90 roplt g.. lsr YES 10
MyYI neA.it HooA,F for pres'ht-ton 10 Gsnsral
+.-Coumeu i,ag ONCE, Of tho navy, IN like cir.
cum aate', vi lie la'4tr4 tl astH - TIE lloteL
anu ne pitrent"l by ihe Nor uucrt present.
n"''ai/ aud Ne'ai oAce's "Iii 10 h.st pre-
d.-Gentemeu with Iodio,vill 10 pre-cnted by
MEN! 81 VI the Cor mI.tC ui C.IioH, 10 ls 10
,Ilmied IRON ti., 10 Ilr tg .h. hartman Ot u o
fO,nin,"o Htht.'m.n uh",ompahiod, sul G.so
: Dlasr. viii b. provided ior oil the Guests, or
we ro'e' committees ord a. TAI ~ pruc,.c,h.o Il,
~. 'ut" iHHi'n 10 hht b pc tAt.
49, - - 'u'i!oN "!'' ne NAE lo' ipaeH n 'ccoIse
- Il , ', III, ',V',''' ,' gag to- 70 b., 49,
lhtt ub"'- ihu IITectlul u. -r.u,t tt .l.it e.. Ia
"att oi 4. .OamA, t,es, IIe,cpct .l..ta o. stris,
q "'" "a 'Nr CeiAL....ee % kuuo-un.e' n.a.
a. o.. A-pcpr.e,e Nu.ic vHl 'e provide Tor rhe
.H e. .''' '"ehl OF me- comp '.E 90 ar ftN+ Hud 'u
L.t..VG.
H. Al 10 O'sLoi sSei,sh l....l. a drs..,.
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From Panama.


Tdnsma, Nor. ~, 1865 The steamer Pacific from
III. South Coast .rivei here on tho lih inst, with
dates from Valparaiso Of october 18th, and from
Callso Of October 2s,h
CuuI
But little chance, II auv, has 'aten rlsce In ths
sia,e ct afisirs in thi. republic since ,hc previous
mi al Pgrejs sill continues; hut ZONE lev vcsre =
have been permitted to inter ard cc,r at N'psra,fo
sc'icn has been taken by the forepn di-
p9ngtie corps in chill in relation 20 the
fofU in nuuhor, closed The fear Which ior time
eS,ted that psre,s rcnld mbard Napa. also .een,
national disniIyis max ius piepar ion possible
70 carry on the war into which 'hc hn hocu iocef.
1eleurph lines and road arc being cuenet into tho
interior and 70 the frontier which viii IN measure
ooiupensat- for tho lo's of conniuu cation b fca
toNn. are d,clAred ports of ChI This Il done
70 euc9uige hloekade-ruuning, shlch VII no Sonl T.
Letter. of marWe hsve p en .tLcd IN lree nuiu-
hors aud already man pSls.ns have len ChlIi 70
Nau theI'eNes o. non. 'on-it-' has Vn' ~
tine in devi'ins tie s-.us tae most useful IA thu
pre-snt "uerrenc.
The ceefrs'e' chn,u ,a,ror Den Andre. B,lIo,
died At santiago - the ibi o, october
The jnitoi s.s.ta a. amer Mohon-o "a. th.lv
ctp cted At Na'pa,sso. Private sdyccs SAY 'hc h,i
ralso. The fsgship OF the Britlsh Pacific Zee. a.
also hourly eIpceted.
Tho news from thi, Republic ia Of much int c,,,
and i,ads tp tho be- ii thnt the utu steamer -ll
btiug decided neAs OF the tucce.a failure Of the
Canseco. having ad sncci TO ptco ca..e Chiioo,
nrhn tselVs league, ~ Lima lte-ioent
soyCrnuent force, and marched ont to Givo battle.
Wien the steamer left CaIlso MINORS OF fighting
we're current, bat 10 hius definite or re liable a'
known. Ere this no doubt thu t.ts ot The 'ovctn-
mrni ha. been decided. The rcyolutIonst. are rem
re'rnled a. 1850 'iIong lL.'ondlt on'd shd "a y,
starved, but desperate Poet has ABOUT 9n equal
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Mississippi.
The Cotton Court-The President feti-
toned TO Remove the Troops from the
Alnfe. Etc.

toned TO Remove the troops irOm tho
state, Etc.
Jaek,on, Mas, Nor lo.-Judse svsn h" declared
tho action Of tie Legislature, in 'bo'h ~ th" Cot
ton Court unconstitutional. Gov. Humphreys vetoed
the bill, but the Legs aure passed it over hh veto
The Legislature had adopted memorial to fIrs'"n'
hnson praying him to remove the Federal l'o'pa
from tho State The House Of A"Nmhly has telec.el'
by decided vote, the proportion 10 Admit neg 'e'
,imony against whit men. Gen. Thomas and 'sh'
Thomas j. Wood have sulVei at Niek,hurs' The
latter has assumed command OF the Federal troop n
Missile pp The Vieksburs HERALn says inst ten
Howard has stated that he hal dIsco'efei 'ha' me
condition Of affairs in the Southern State wee not
sufficiently propisins to justify him 10 re omheni'
ing the withdrawal OF the ETeedme's bureau I've
regarded the condition Of the freeimen IN Georgia
| and Alabama "a unpromiang.
E,v Orl avs, NOp. ls.-The nlu's'ppi ion'e has
partly revised its refusal TO alIo" nesro it'thionY
| against whites. Il has now ps'sed 20 ~ as sA"
| grazing additional privLsSn Of ,ai a''s9lpuen
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I'm. Nashville Drsr,rcn Of Thursday says.

rms Nashville DisP,rcn Of Thursday ssysi
We asve hoped from day to day that tho c,ase Of
tho llp,.y period through which wo az passing
wss At hand, bat tho vork silO progresses, and
evHry lay furu shes niu - Oi the most honiiah
chArsc sr. Another cold-Uiuoded murder w, come
tuttsl ysstoidAy, on Cherry stree, near Jefferson,
bv ru.o oruHs negro namsl . Rel II "eeus
that bg' went 10 tho house = ~ ThSn Jones, .
lea esi lo negro, aud aitet sutsunr, droW pistol,
which he commenced playing With. Jones quietly
told him to pGt It uIs Ne q might gu OIL and hurt
some of tlo ,luldrou. Wth1u. Any further words
pu-s ug, Vc ILLuman ~ttloh TUNED aud hrod al
j NOS Tas lall ,..c-,d hs breast, killing
IN Instantly 81 mAlo HIS esospe, and
had not teen ,'pured Al las, socounts.
Every negro IA our Cs., rom tho Oh est male aud
isfu.lo, down % tho children, are arm,d. and
many " tlrr, WA ps,ol and knife II white
mau brushes tho elbow OF negro, Ia passing M
he Will, nine ttuea ont % teI his hancs In his
yu.kets 49, look daygcrs viii his "chlns eyes"
We haze req lohly oil seryed these demonstrate ons
oA ous A. se,s, and only wonder that ths black
sc1uuur-.s pun sled for such insJloncs Il
is truo No lsvo SONS negroes ln our city who
know 1ieir place suj keep IT, but they are eIcsp-
toua. Il ne ,roes cuLtiglo thoT murders anil rob-
lerss mu,I longer, they ~ "a "neur the displsds-
Ure' OF every WAtte man IN our -isy zhd county,
aud would no. Insure their liyes for money.
I C.iy Marshal called upon the patrols yosIor-
ia, for lOrco 70 qItll not on College street aud
restore order. bJtno Oh Oiy hsAts occur almost
agility, W IL /. only 'Gug ea, dog !" anu We l.ks
NO uOllle 70 bsain such itsus.
kashvi le, NOp. l,.--Robbcr'es and murders
still continue lu tAs E.C.n4ty. -Four and one
woman were khlcd ucar Tie Chattanooga dspoi last
ulklt
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relation 10 the rumcr Of naval and military prepars-
,ions, and the stoppsss Of the sies Of Government
stores ave h.vc information that We are not at full
liberty 70 disclose, vhch gives positive eorroboreton
" these rumorv. Under the circumst ances We hes-
tate not 10 predict that unless the French troop. are
removed from MEXICO before Chrstmas there VII 10
ssive interyenuon on behalf OF the Litcrst o. tnt.
coun,ry, and the traditional policy Of the L Inited
etaies will be vindicated."
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Disaster at sea
CoLLru1oR's Urricr EEY wrsr,
frigAy, Nov 10 lSGs-4sJ 4 "

The bri- Alice lee. Of W lmiurton, Del Herring
MISTER, hu just srrved from Apalacicol- louud 10
New York, aud reports that on November 6th, in
Latitude ~ dee. ~ min, Ion. tudc u drc., b4 IN A.
at L. NJ, saw q vessel fts. Ran do~u to he.
hoping 10 le ahlc 10 pick up her crew tom oats lu
pearins the verscl, found hcr nGsts hsd all fallen
and the Ere extended from stem to t'eIn II Wa 4
large ship, and probably cottou-lOadel Could see
sisn VI hoats near her.
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bsmai
1st District Isnrdon "a nis'rict -Georre c.
Freeman; ID Dirtic'-CullCn a. Battle Nh Di.-
Giet--Joseph w. 1ayIoT bLh Di9tIiet-Ool. shIol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-19
Later from Europe-Arrival Of the SteamshiI
Peruvian.

Later from Europe-Arrival Of the Steamship
Peruvian.
PORTLAND, December -lS.-The steamship
Peruvian has arrived with i've days later
news from Europe.
The Shenandoah put back to Liverpool ON
the 9Th instant on account of heavy gales.
O'Leary, the Fenian, was found guilty of
treason. He made a speech denying that he
was a traitor, and declared that he owed no
allegiance to the @ ueen nor obedience to Bril-
tish laws. He was sentenced to twenty years
penal servitude.
Indications are increasing Of Premier Rms
sells purpose to introduce reform bill at the
next session of Parliament.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
liverpool, December 7.-Cotton-The sales Of
the week amount to so, 900 bales. The market
opened buoyant and closed quiet at an ad-
vance of A@hd. on the week, which, however,
was partially lost.
The sales on Friday were 1000 bales, the
market closing quiet and steady.
London, December 7.-Consols for money
closed at s7A@S7as.
The decrease of bullion in the Bank of Eng.
land is fl49, 900.
United States 5-2O's are quoted at 83A66A
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Escape Of a Guerrilla-Small-pOx A m n &
Freedmen i'm Alabama-Advance In Cotton
Steamer Sunk-An OfIicer Shoots a Gambler.
CAIRO, December 1.-THE notorious guer.
rilla leader, Mat. Sutton, under sentence of
death, escaped from the military prison at
Memphis on Thursday last.
Cotton has advanced four cents per pound 1T
Memphis, middling being quoted at forty-two
cents, and strict at forty-three to forty four
cents.
The smallpox is raging among the freedmen
in the vicinity Of Selma, Alabama, TO such an
extent that they are not allowed to enter that
city except under the most pressing crcum-
stances.
The steamer Darling was sunk at Plumb
Point, a short distance below Cairo.
Lieutenant Commander Bartlett, of the
monitor Oneida, shot and killed a gambler
here yesterday. Bartlett was arrested and
bound over to answer a charge of man.
slaughter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-19
The Jamaica Observation-Disclosures Fate Of the
InsurgeMt NegrOes.

Some of the English journals denounce the
horrible massacres committed by Governor
Eyre and the planters of Jamaica. One Of
them remarks:
"The accounts of the exploits Of the troops
are just like the accounts Of spOrtsmen popping
away ut pheasants in n preserve, and when,
after 4 month of it, on the 18th ultimO, the new
pit dug 1T MOrant Bay for negro bodies was
filled without any, the general opinion OF the
disappoin ted English settlers is reported by the
Jamaica Handrd reporter rs a universal verdict
of too soOn,' in which he himself heartily
concurred. The Daily Neics says that, il a
thousandth part of the tales narrated with
heartiest applause by the jamaica papers are
true, then hell itself has broke loose in that
wretched island. But the demons are not the
blacks, who burst into the sudden fury of
single day, and never afterward offered the re-
hottest show of resistance 1t is said that
fifty lives have been taken for every white
person killed wounded in the exneute.''
A war of races is the only kind which is
worse than war for religion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-19
DRY GOODS. SHOES. &c.

NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY, AND
~ LEVY BROTHERS Is THE PLACE TO BUY
AT.-The price of Dry Goods is lower now than at
any time since the u..tiOn of Richmond, and as
there is probability Of further decline, but a
possibility of a rise within the next six weeks, we
now the prices at this time are low. We are sell
ing good Calicos at 90, rs and 80 cents; handsome
Delaines at IS cents rich figured MerinOs ut 40
cents; Linen Handkerchief at ~ per dozen !;
striped Flannel. al wool, at IS cents handsome
cents. Also, at very low prices, Infants Worked
Robes, Frock Waists, Thread Edgings, Bobbin
Edgings, &C., sc. LEVY BROTHERS,
de l5-5t Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-19

AT midnight Sunday night, MIR. Corwin still
lay i'll a state of Inconsistencies, without any
perceptible change in his condition, except
that he seemed to be gradually sinking.
Among those who called Sunday to inquire
after his health We're the following Major
General Gilmore, Hon. Green Clay Smith, of
Kentucky Judge Olin, Postmaster General
DennisOn, Senator Sherman, Il messenger
from Secretary Seward, Secretary McCulloch,
General Buckland, Hons. Messrs. Delano,
Shellabarger, Holbrook, delegate from idaho,
Bundy, Clarke, Mckee, Hays, N. p. Banks
DIR. Shedd, Ex-Governor Farrell, of Wiscon-
sin Judge Thaker, General Thomas Ewing,
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, of St. Johns Church Ge-
neral Schenck, Colonel Woodruff, General
Este, Professor McCloud, Assistant Comp
troller, Hon. David Heaton, United States
Treasury agent, North Carolina Hon Daniel
S. Dickinson, of New York; Hon. James
Fowler, Senator elect from Tennessee Gene
raj 7. M. Vincent. Assistant Adjutant- Gene
ral United States army, and Judge Carter.
None of Mr.. Corwins relatives have yet ar
rived, except Mrs. Matthew Smith, of Balti-
more, cousin Of Mrs. Corwin, with her SON
Washington Chronicle.
1T was reported here last night that a tele-
graphic message announced the death of Hon
Thomas Corwin, on yesterday evening, in
Washington city. His sudden illness OF pa
ralysis has already been stated in the press
here.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-19

Inspection OF Southern Military Cemeteries.
Harrisburg, Pa, December lS.-MajOr
Gregg, Chief of Transportation, left here at
noon to-day ON tour Of inspection through
the military cemeteries located near Rich
mond, Danville, Salisbury, and Columbia,
South Carolina. Colonel Chamberlain, State
Agent at Nashville, has orders to leave that
place to-day on q similAr tour TO Anderson
willie and other military cemeteries In that
district. The object Of these movements y TO
gather information concerning the possibility
Of friends and relatives procuring the remains
Of Pennsylvania soldiers buried In those 10
caltties.