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m-PHILOsOPHY o. MARRfAGE.

Use Rropristors OF me New York musssm Of Anat-
cay have determined, regardless Of expense, 70 is-
sus FIVE flor the benent Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Il quapkery) four Of their mosE inter
ssi1g and InstruoaTs Lectures on Marriage and Sta
eisqualidcstiOns, Nervous and Physical Debility,
eronsture decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
Ress or DepressiOn, ImPotencys Ices OF Energy End
Eanly Powers the great Social Evil, and those
Aaladios which result from youthful follisa, tx
oesssa Of nrstnlfty, and igEersnne Of Physiology
Rn6 laws Of nature. -rIa.
II onhghtsniug and saving thoBaandE, ond will be
fsrssrded fires. on receipt Of four stzmps, by ad-
6rt5ing SECRETARY, Nov York AuBeumOf Anat-
smy PdMsdioins. SIS Broadway, New York.
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~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
Apamphlss. directing how to speedily restore
tight and give mp Epectacless without aid Of doctor
or msdicsneE=Sent By mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. b. F0OTE, MD,
F.bI4. R3S&V 11a0 Broadway, New York.
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STATES HOSPITAL
Private kedIcaI DIspensarI,

13O Jefferson EVeisEip, DetrOtt, Mich,
Near the Michigan EzchsDge hotel. r
Where every fTm OF SYPBrL ) aud AL other dis
eases Of the pro. T alive and urinary organs OF both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one should know rhst whilst the slightest con'ti-
tutioAAl contamination exists, marriage is impos-
stole, for the good reason that where ~ohspIing en-
cues disease is nsa'ly always entated. This, there
fore, is enc OF the worst impediments 30 matri-
r.A.u
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.lxYEIAND 3 EBlE RAILE0AD.
A-BRAasHHEaT.

TT -
On and H1sE Honday, Oct. ust, ISL. P-l.senssE
frkn1 VII run 81 o1oH5, Sundays sxosrtsdJ3
rH UIEVELAHD.
SO. a. M.-DAY EXFRESS TRAIH-sb1pgng as
WulouEhbyf Paine1Vule. Madison, 9eaeFn, ASH
tabula, Ool1sant and eirsrd Only, Nnd arrive e
Ire 81 In P. T., Dunkrk 1sn ,. H. BufAl9
rs !, M..CIHUIHHAT HPRESs-Stovpiur a
PlinGsTfls, AEhsabuia Hnf GirArd only, and ar
ryos 81 Ertesi40R. H, Dunkirk SIS ?. ~, Buf'
$50 ?. M.-MAiL AND AOCOMHODATTOR-
etoyptng atAl statso1l md arrive Is Hrs -
$50 ?. h-HaHT ExPBEsB TRAIH-stopFinE IS
u PGine5Tf1s, AnhtabrlA G1d Ghard Only, and
ArfTss e rTis e l2sA0 A e. DEnktEk Ia
A. usAlO $40
- EHAVE ERIE
80 A M.-nGHT EXPBEc T~RAIH-tosuing
e 6irsrds AshlabulA hnd FaineIvfus only, aud
G:BI a. M.-MAL AND ACCOHMODATIOz
TRANSCRIPTS ct al Stations and aEEiEs e.
Ia:iB a. M.-TOLEDO EX~PRESS-Stovplng a. su
ltatton9 excepss 6eybrco1, uuion7tlia,
Cleveland 81 2:l5 P.H.
E:E5 p. M.-DAY XPREsS T-RAIN-Seopuins %
Girard, Oonneaut. Ashtabula, Geneva 4 Ptina-
vile cniG, and arrives n ClgTalandat "a I. n
An he trains going westward connect ss Osyolar.
with trains for Toledo. ChtcAFo. ulumbug Uincin-
f hati EoiaS sSSs~sE SL connect s B5SrTk VIE sESq tss
srains Of the New York 3 Erie Rgrrpad, snd IS Buzz
al with those Of the Kew York CeatTai a Eunalo .
nsW York City Bailroad1 for New York, A5anyl
Boston, hiaGara Falls 4c-a and At Eih WI trails
on the PhilAdelphia q Erfe Railroad.
~ bay Express, East and Wet, oonncct1 IS
GtraEd win Trains or Eris& PittaburEh Railroad
nor AneEE1les 1sadVlles JemestoEns 70.
.s~sv.lapd. oct. T7s.- Is1
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- lPH1SIULUGIJA VIEW
or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nearly 800 pages
ard $50 hne plates and eDgTsPings of the anatomy
b7 the BuEan Organs in Estate Of Health AID Uis-
ease, With q TreEtiBe upon Early Errors, It's de-
piorahle ceasequencea upon the Mind and Body,
with the Authors plan Of trBstnelt-the only ra-
sonSl end successful mode of cure, a. shown by
the FpaTt n cases treated A truthful edviEsr to
th1 carried and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of their physical condition.
Esnt free OF postage to any address On receipt OFFS
esnts in stamps " postal currency, by addressing
Dr. LA rOROiK, No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
II. Y. --Esr 7. a
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
eiBesses upon VII. Oh his book treats, either person
Sly or By mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
tks world. s-r. ~rs- mhll.2ls
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Enthusiastically, Manghed 3 newark Ka1roada .
HAnE4sd, ut. Vernon HeWarks danosTilsi
CrutIIns-Pitsburgh, Fort wayne Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper SAndusky, pelFtoss Lima
Tort WAYNE, Laporte, Uhtc2go, &os Wet ana
East for Mansfield, Wooster, d 1a8ilcDs 90
Grafton aud BellefcntEine Hailroe4 Lire, 1or Mario1s
Bsnafcntaine, Sidney, Union. huneie, indians
aDols, Tarre Haute, Ninoenne8, kVEnIg1N8l
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, &c.
peleWaro-With Sprtng1eld Branch toE Springfield
OdunbuR-Lltkls Miami 3 Columbus, ard Asla
BsilroAd. for LeniA, Dayton indianapolis
Tsrre Haute, st. Lous, Morrow, Eoveland. and
npoinnsfI and with ths Ohio and MiazisEEE
Ranroad ht Cincinnati for Louisville ATans-
W1ls, Oairo. St. LouHs I'D ~ E01E q 80
Ohio RfVsr.
Oosunbus-OsntrA Ohio RaprUsd tofEsEark, Za1eas
Tilie, Whealingf &C.; Oclrmb1H, Rtgua , Las
diana Railroed Tor Piqua, Urbanh, &C.
WrEo Tckets 70 sl poiuu and nforn1lon aflg
st The Passenger Station and e Union LeIes oHoai
HI SUPERIOR 8trssk GhE ALnIt
nis1Ssnd. Oct 81. EA- sreer.tssdgnt.
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pRIVATE AFFAIRS,
WHICH .Hl
Ill Classes are IDtoFeSted,

Ill Glasses are Interested.
Farmers Drovers, Merchants, Lumbsrmsn, Me-
ehanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the po5r,
or so-called PRIVATE DISEASE, faint is lin geriDg In
their 81 STEMS. if 50, they should apply in person,
If possible; If not pos ible in persoo, by letter,
and receive by return mail q blank ciTeulAr OF
question:, which " n enable ny enc to know posi-
lively Just how they staLd.
To the intelligent 7 sader it is not necessary to
publish the names 4 the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrib e scOurge, yet it my
he advisable to Bention IS most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRTHAEY SYPHILIS SgoosDARH, and SIPHILIs
TERT AIRY, ths latter involving the bOnes IN its
desthly Iedon.
Every ore should know. alba. that many o. TIE
mOst obstinate and worst ULCtR TEO THRoArs
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handed ultimately Z suit In loss Of voice. LoOkto
your true inteIest, and consult BY letter, or apply at
nm mn DT1d F
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suheriog inevitably and bodily from certain early
improper practice, will find this q Dispenssry
where the, is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every sne of such CAGES are cured per-
maDently No book. p~ubliahed by TOR is-ued from
this les tuition, bv which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruiaed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30
POST OFFICE TINS TAsLE
jSo2-5. Winter Arrangement lSSA-5
Rob TIE
lEBIEAb am 0hOSIES OF ELLhs,
A. TEE - '
III.

oOENEasLHs HoEpAI, oOTosER $751; 1904
GB Eafls will Be Upened and TSAdy for tsliysr1
ne hour after arrival Of trains.
az Al 1ails olOss one hour bstoEs espaSt7TSe
-FsirE-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30

lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
81 and Maanfacturers,
100 gross Fix Trimming Cord.
lm 40. Fmoked Pearl ~Buttons.
400 do White do do
100 do do Ivory do
l. 90 do Press-d Born do
90 doz. Ladies elk aud Lis,s Thread Gloves.
/. bOO%dO , do silk Mitts.
1000 do do v hite Gotten Hose.
1870 do do Gents So ks.
-Besld,s hundreds OF Job Lots OF Goods, all o
which We ofsr to Merchants, Yankee Notion Deal
efS ar d Druggists. &t remarkably low figures. Cal
and examins. atr-
We have Just received 25OOO Lincoln Mourning
M. HALLE 4 CO.,
mvR0 -r. aif s1i. l-r I47 Water street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-30

MPoREANT 10 LSHEE-Dr. HAr-
BeIs Esnsis PflE nHEo nsssr yst fzIled IN nsznoy.
6s Gnculsisa artEns aon obstruction, or stop
rAzs Of nature, o. p r~ossorinE Ire system 70 par
E=t health Ehsa taesrlRg from Spinal AnsotionE,.
ttrolspsuEs Cen, M whites, or other WeAknes y
ebs Utsri5s Organs. The Pfls are perfectly harm
sra o. ~ Constitution and nay b taken by the
Be3 seeaats ismsls Without causing dlstrsEI-ths
aZt dns they set Bks , charm y strengthening,
sEdgoratinE and restoring tbs syEtsn 70 . health
coalition, end By bringing on ths monthly period
Nth rlslfsdsys no matter from what aauEsa tho
as7sruotton nay triss. Ehsy EhouId, boRsTar, HOI
- tskTg during tbs RTTs thrss nozsts a. pregnan-
- thosEh ssIs IS any othsr Era q EisasrriaEs
E1zid rs tbs rgEalG rr -----
aAsb box ooptss7s % pills. Erios 1 %.
d. HARsEE'E TsEATESE On DiHsasea Of Fsmalas,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BarrsunsE, stsrility, Be
rE8tuoSos, and Abuses o. nature, and onphatioal-
u tho LAdiea Private Medical AdVfsas, . panphIst
q q pages, Sont me- 20 any addrez. So oaaN re-
gEi1ed 20 pay pcztAge.
Ths pHs and book win Be rat By mes Vssu de-
8Esd, pSelEsT asaied, and PrspE9a, b
J. 8BYAH, Nh 9ensrsI Agent
30. Cedar s., EeW HoEh.
ga Bed By I'll hep principal Druggists. 81
s.N. CLARE, Druggist Agent for Cleveland.
AalISt:Rs.m-W.tkgV
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CLEVELAND COLOKBUS a CHI
OOIHNATI AILROAD,
UAA. WT6TIR ARRAHGEHENE. l1ti-5.
1n TrAtn-a:@ A, M.-OIHOIHnAu ElPEEEss
ItODping At Grafton, Wellington, Kew Lon
doRTShslby, 0restlids, Gallon, Giload, Car
dihgton, Aahlsy, DslaEaFss Davis Csntrs ans
WosthinKton.
a P. M.-AOOOMa0DATIOH.-sfoBs
of Al stations, and arrives In Columbus - -
r X, Cincinnati $50 A. q.
M st Grafton, WELLINGTON, HeN London, slclbys
O~restlins, Gahoa. Gnssd, Oardlngton and D..
Falns lssTs ColunbuI At $50 and 10 s;tolas
|" ANN Is Cleveland 9;to A. H., , aaa SO 2. -
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.

Arr1Va at LsssittsJurgh, eonnect with
New York Express -..---.---..----lo.O ?. n.
Ask uE TnloUgh uoket- via '-.5aismanca."
D. MoLAFEt, Gont sup'f
Eff FuLLER Garh ioEst AGENT myT
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR J!M9JOHNsON, HAVING Re-
ColWells Hardware store, would be pleased TO rec
oil lie old pstions aud Is many new ones IS may
please 20 cal. Particular atteation paid to De-
eases Of Women snd children, RheumAtism, scra-
thes, AID indeed 70 al tell 70 which humsnity
Is heir. Consuf Ia ion free. Oh1oe hOurs from 6 20
lEA.M and from / TO 3 and TO 10 P n, hp7.224
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Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator,
should enclose one DO lar and thr postage S. mps,
and by return mail they will receive with full di-
r%ections. th5 only re lab e Fems e Regu 'ator in use.
. his x gulAtor $ fast becoming he fsyOri Q Ofiadies
everywhere, simply. bee use its acton is mi d Hnd
safe and can swsys be depended upon in removing
o. sTucti rs from co DIS aud any other cause.
AlI Co resp1ud-nce strictly CONFIDENTIAL. letters
on consultation shou d contain one dollar and a
POSTAGE stamp for answer, Office and rooms az
ranged that pstien 8 never see each other
Consultation and services o. the office, fee to the
poor, every saturday ate neon, from 3 to s. P. NJ.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. N. to 8 ?. NJ,
daily, ce-tsundsys. Alnecessary surgical oper-
atiOBs performed. r
Address DR.. DFHABT
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P st once Drawer 625. Detroit, Mich.
Enclo two postage stsmps and s-nd for drcuiar
Of questions, aud, if proper y answered, medt Tres
oar be seut t, shy part Of the count y. -mber
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ma9:r4dkW
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EAET1D IN ALL OAGEs-CAs b rSlid
Hsvar NJ p SzFri p7 Eot RsaBsstaI Ara Ipssa
S9ts2 30 ohanZs Of dist rsQatrudl Do not h
HFnEe viii bu1tlsU puruuitsi Dan b Used With.
- dsteettoni Upward Of 40 egra ths past nontl
-roue q them very nSyGrS casea. Over one Ian
M4ttay4o1N4 14W ussd thgls b. their prAo.
uoa, sld G2eaf Eauof tAsir a08acg, md appfoVt
q t5slE competition, Vhioh b entirety vsEssabls-
GRd harmless on the Eysseus. Hundreds Of 0ortiE,
saeas can BE- EhoWn- Bells ePsstEe Pills arr q,
sgirtnAl GRd only e11uina fpsaiAS FIJI Tbay an
s&Hptsd for nas and anas, oldoE yoanR, ane
Eh1 ouly udabls remedy for eEeSttae a psrmaS
psas and speedy cuFaE auespsa % SpermatorThsa.
g Ssafntf WaAknsEs, Wa "a ts trains Of wi.
yaoA - Ursshrnl and NBginAl DiBohnrRea, Gl.st
ee NhiseAs Nightly o. Involuntary Emissions, In.
~tolHasaoa, GestA Debility and IrritAbTity, In
potency NsAEne> Or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
A1hIs AZ kcs, al 81 which aTigs PEi1oipAIy fro
esKuA B1s1gleB or Self Abuse, or some ~oonstitu.
ts9api S-afangsnsnt, and inoapaoitstss the suhsraE
1>dD ntnuing the dusiha q EarEied life. In al
RnLrzs dissGRe, 81 GOnorFhoA, Glsot and StriosUruL
po2Hait1g PhyIiahn fer the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary 6sEusi, and HsrTous Dhssses, Whe Wi
End, Eos 20 al, chs fDilOwfRs VsluEbls EOrk, In
rzaled sUEsloqe:
TRH FVFTrErH TEcUsAaD.-DF. Bells Trsssus m
gIf Allure, FrUnzsurs Decay, Iupotsnos and Los
~ poEer, sszpsi Disesse1, Seminal Weakpoll.
Hightiy EnisIIohs, Genitai DEBILITY, g., 30, .
PAgPiiet Of e pages, containing Important "a.
Vtos 20 the existed and which should Be raad hS
ET5g sufferer, 60 the msaEz o. cure In The BSFertEs
ssages y piEinlf H9t f0Ftk. Two Etanps requtrSd
e pAE DostaEs- '1tsSlsRS11o.W.H
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RAILROADS.
ATTLANTIU& GREAT WESTERN
A. RAILWAY.
Spring and summer arrangement.

Zzss Eject Monday Aey sH, 1855.
Two fhrousA Rxpras TRIM DAILY between
-6hHVEbAED and NEW YORK.
@sDkH ExPRlaS, baEes OsFela1d( Sunday sEospt-
- ct $50 A. Il, arrives Is MsAdNlls ht 2oOR. -
DtnnsFl SAlamAncs Is SIS ?. n, o. ,sping CarBl
,aEIaHR ExPRssan lsaEos OrgslaHd Saturdays
s1nspted5 It SIS p. n, fslosping Cars attaeheo,)
arfFsa At hssdYflls At LOO A. ~, Salamanca ~
osV H. and Eev York at oSo ,. y
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Lar TIE BRIDAL CHAMBER-A

AH oRAOaA
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Mea-
Also new and reliable treAtment for Dis asss Of
. Urinary and sexual Systems. Bent tree, ia
sealed envelopeL Address Or. J. kdiia HOughion,
lH0Eard Association. Hha&dslphia, Pa. mys:R4
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ePEcIALN oTIoEa.
sueaa snlo

sE~WHT NOT USETHR BRsfA
Over sseaty-3 eess1Iueussshg demand has estas-
Hzhed the fact MATHEWS YzsETIAs IA L DYE is
- ints9 WoFlhq AS shs chssPsss most re-
q AAeiS aesd@st hasaisaa C-mblfs in one
0otHe' 1oos not require Any previous prePar1tloh
Of Tia hair. 30 tEoPhls. 80 crock or stain. Does
not rub % or make she hair appear dusty or dead,
but tmsarts 20 It EeW life and lustre- PrOsuots q
esaaiul bAek e bpSh. prsfsrtsdgA child
eau sppg IT, Always givet sadsfaetion. onli rs
coats per bottle. Sold every
AZ MATTHEW'S, hAauiaetursr, N. 7.
DEAAs BARNS 3 90, New York, WhOIesas.
Agents myIGR4
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OLRVRLAND AND PITTsBUE&H

OLKVRLAND AND PJTTSBUE&H
BAIL
lsA -aTgsUlI8IEB ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday. May 18th. 1s65, Trains leave
ClsFelAnd daily, Sundays excepted - follows:
6so a. A.-hAAN-arEE0e 81 rItlburs1 aau ?. ~
a Harris5urgn 2aQ A H Lalftnfors 900 A, H.
- NhshtnEton lO-2 A H., Phiadeiphln SIS a. ~
New YORK s0WA n, WheeinRS On ?. n. Cons
nects AZ Hudson with Z. 2 ~. B-R- for Akron
n and Milersburgh-
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Pittsburgh 9:l6 p
n. Harrishurgh I'D A. n, Baltimore ED p
\ . Warrington 40 ?. H. Phiadelphla l2s0 ,.
-NlH,. New York 2se5R. ~ WheetnF 20 A. -
$40 p. A-ACOOMMODATIOH-Fo Hudson and
rf tntsrmediate Stations. OuyHhoEa Falls, Akron
a1d Mllersburgh, connecting a. OrrTtEe with
tar md Mansfield.
KCars run through from Pitt bursh 10 New York.
via hlsutoWD) without change.
- faEB - EE - " zrT Otnar Erf.
" Through n kets can D. uroer-rf at tbs Union
TfcEet O~oe WeAusn House, at the Depot, or the
LH. DEEERGU& SUN.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial, writing on Satur-
day, ssys; q roe
The cross-examinstion Tss, to-day, msin-
ly in the hands of Colonel Burnett, for the
fnt time, and he acquitted himself in such
3 manner as to win praise from all spects-
tors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-11

LEES ARMY SURRENDERED - I'm
mense sacrifice of dry goods. One hun.
bred ana City pieces of best calico, (Mer-
rimacs included) from l6 to Is cents pei
yard 100 pieces best and lates. styles of
delaines at Is cents per yard /; 100 pieces
best brands Of muslin, from 5 to 35 cents
per yard also, fine assortment, OF dress
goods, shawls aud cloaks. Having re-
ceived large stock of goods within the
last few days, We will sell them lower than
any other house in the city. Call and
judge for yourselves if you wish bargains
/. NJ. LESSEN e. Co.,
10 lw. 100 Main St. bet. 4th & 9th.
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1The Register claimed that Des
Molnes "best Davenport. Muscatine, Bur.
ilngton and Keokuk all hollow in the ex.
tent, puneency and enthusiasm of the
celebration on Monday last" That NAV
be. But Bro. Dixon should have been
here yesterday and seen Keokuk on .
patriotic bender. Our municipalitv
wasn't incoherent at all, but it was hila.
rious, it was loud. noisy, slightly bolster.
Gus. 1t hurrahed its biggest hurrab
shouted its biggest shout, tore itself with
its biggest tesr-and felt as happy as all
creation. The capital city is oil right,
and Dobbs' lie well big thing, but Keo.
kuk ds6es the world to feel better than
it does over the death of the Davis Con.
federacy.
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Council Proceedings.

Council RooM. April s,h, 1865.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present - Aldermen Abbott, Davis
Montague Seaton, Ten-Eyck and Wick
ersham.
| Absent-The Mayor, and Aldermeu
Cieghorn and Hughes.
The President pro tenn. presided.
The report OF the City Marshal for th,
quarter ending March 3lst, 1865, wa
received and ordered to be filed.
| The report of the Treasurer, accom- pa
MED by the report of the Finance Com
mittee, who had settled with him, wa,
received and ordered to be fled.
The Board of Health reported back e
the Council the bills of the physician.
appointed to vaccinate all persons in the
city not heretofore vaccinated, and recon.
mended the payment Of the same, being
fifty cents per capita, and in accordance
with the agreement between them and the
Board of Health
Said report was accepted, and the bills
allowed as follows:
A. NJ. Carpenter, S SO. 80
I. Davis, 116 SO
A. Welsman 10000
70. P. Mcdonald, 1890
The City Engineer reported the bill of
J. B. Modes for laying brick pavement.
amounting to S222.43.
Report accepted and bill allowed.
The Street Committee reported that
there was due the sum Of S4l6 % for
work cleansing the streets; whereupon
1t was ordered that an appropriation of
the above amount be made to said Com
mittee for tho payment of the same.
An abstract Of the returns Of the cleo.
ton held April Sd, 1865. was received
showing the election Of William Pattersor
for Mayor, H. D. Bartlett for M.r.hsl
w, H. IL ech for Recorder. Ch.rlee Hnh
bell Assessor, and r. II. Gilmore. IA.
mund Jaeger, Freeman Knowles and ia.
ward Mumm ~ Aldermen.
The following bills were allowed:
J. oasm.o, boarding prisoners in
the calaboose, AGO On
Ussmsp, ssrsw ior calaboose, $50
4. Wooster. nuisance account. 3.75
:, a. =. bartlett, 90 do 846
Z. J. POLAND, do do LIS
Q. $. Hospital, taking care Of
|, : P = ! u the pet hou.s, - 60.
?. Il. LsSeur, Transcripts Of r.
cord 1890
Judges and clerks Of election, 50 0oI
On mofioo ~ yo-.. u $500
ol11n - lnHes - $500
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EThere is only one other time an

~There is only one other time and
one other place at the which this munich
pality expects the vim, loudness, vehe
mence and bigness of its jabilation, yes.
terday to be surpassed and that is by
Keokuk, itself, upon Friday. There is
no telling what extravagant thing it will
do on that day. 1t then expects to strike
lie and kindle the biggest illumination
ever witnessed in this section.
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~-In the Firemen's procession, the
Union Co. No. 8, had genuine rebel
flag trailing in the dust, at the rear OF
their hose carriage. This is the young.
est company in this city, and presented a
very creditable appearance.
The fremen's procession was gotten up
in hurry and Chief Engineer Hagny
deserves credit for getting his "boys" GU,
on such short notices.
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finalllial ano Commercial
Nsw Ysrk Markes.


~ TsleGraph.l NEv YoRx April 10.
Cotton-Dull, heavy, nominally and lower. Sales at
33c for misIdiisg.
TlourDui and unsettlsd and 10000 lower selling
9o3S 0S for Extra State; 50DS q for Extra y II.
O., and sooe o. for trade brands the market closing
heavy.
whhky- Decidedly nrmsr; Western, 1894 II. clos
Ing Al IL.
Wheat-Dull and no ninaly, 283c lower. Winter Red
and Amber Western reported and sold, bat could
NOT DO traced TO any reliable source.
Rye-Dul
Barley and Malt-- Dull and nominaily.
Corn-Duil and heavy At ~ for Yellow and
White.
oats-Duil and nominal At SIC for Western.
Wooi-Dui.
Conree-Dult
sugsr-Dull, Cuba 12c, Havanaise.
Molasscs-Dul
PstrolsnmQuet At 80 for Crude; Sc for Refined In
Bond, and 73c for do Free.
Pork Dull at rs ea926 7sfnr new mess ciosing al
Is so. cash; ~ o0g2s 50 for 1861 do, q 1sDN 90
prime aud rs 7S326 o. for prime DeGs.
Bsv-Dull nj II ooB 5 W for PLAN mess, and u %
for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Heavy at 10 oo623 90.
Cut MeAts-Queit at la+glse for shoulders, and
1S0l6c for hams.
Bacon--Quet.
Lard-Dnii at 1Sk@1sc.
B1sse-Duli At i3o20c for Ohio, and 2o02sc 70,
State
cheese-ouiet 1t la02ac for common to prime.
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~ Reader, there were doubtless
many items on the tapis yesterday, but
We wouldn't look for them. Didn't care
anything about them. Were blind to dog
fights and oblivious to rows. Lee ha,
surrendered. The confederacy is gone
up. Peace spans the horizon. The Ma.
ton is saved. Glory to God in the
highest! That's enough. You shouldn't
stop to read locals now, even if We wrote
,hcm.
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p@ The Students in the Medical Col.
lege yesterday Started on raid as soon a.
the news was received, and the institu-
ton was closed for the day. They visit
ed. in body, the various members Of the
faculty, but succeeded in getting speech
only from DR.. Gillette.