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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
sIsn, FTescO aud ornamental
PAINTING

TEE sUBs rfsEnz wO I'd REsPE T.
! r. - "a aunte - ~ , ~ o. sss.sFliis
nd vtriuisy shat a. 81 2rstusret o. fHsruia al
I'D lister fh~m sive~ - q ftey s4n % -ofk
4kfeh Wiil - -atisfse{i1a t5ifhsm e1stOm-rs, 80
rise a. sasn - wyrSEa lsefe
ES- Ntxef PNiEt&sssae FsF-is1ss Of our gwr
l1zks, cDssttstls % a. d
49, rtQD 80. Foa-fh sifsgt, bo-vusL LovEst
zag Wss1sf, eDpofir H4rSs Iic1se.
n.yis ze2-TEIS7G SCI v AxAaGGEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHrsIcIESs.-If you wish 20 purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals at . small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine K@gs1a
A Warns atoOk. where ron VIII nnd svess sSli-
cas that 10 nseed BY ths prosessIsn, and prices
which cannot Gail 90 give satisfaction. Their
8tore 10 at No. % Mafn street. may4d& wsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
COL ID
-tEffrta-f

market Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we win
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and viii
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
anG naE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
HAIR DYRl HAIR DYE!

Bachelors Hair Dye is the best IN the
known world. The oaly true and psrfset Dye
Observation-Disclosures and Rsliahle-pro-
duoes splsadid Black or Natural Brovr-rsns-
dies she IN s6sOts Of bad Dyes, aud frsausutly
rsstoEss the original color. Sold By all pruEKisss
The senuI1e is signed, W. A. Betchelor. 81 Bar.
clay street New York sp35-e7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

1 HAyE CoS~UNs trED AHkEN0EMkg
Or the aaaafacturr 81 ace ufesI ae-trsfi. 4 ~
= gceds "a gsy lice. adapt.d . Ibis seetlef -
~ q entry. apd Particasafly " the Htsf tfefH
snioh Wffl enable So 90 stsr. - a. stpFA % ass
20 d. add H. PREPARED e sppbf the demsaa - 81
80 prices 80 any House II BE- Wesl
Forths Spring trade an already
At work getting up such Goods a.
the Season will require, OF the most
desirable Styles. and which l will
sen at a small profit above the
actual cost of Stock and labor.
Also. the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot. for Men, soys and Yoaths,
constantly OF hand.
es- iargr asd veil sssortea sictk q Ssns
Boy'u I'd Chiid's uats and osQa. 81 al duacrip
ians. aud tales, ~ tsaa's aud Ghila'r Tritamra
Hats sad Pain hos4s. At ia~ gr.eea-'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

A Thing at Beauty 90 O Joy For
syxx. Thcss u1sc dseErs b~illiaocy OF ooupisxicn
puss phrsty asd enrich To- bleed. which Eelsa-
hslEs onncaneSssd Extraee 6@rsapaEtlia inFaTis-
NY araa- &MccgleGa 10 b M paasus msdieina. Aah
81 Relmhcldss. FAKE no ofhas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
GOLD
G 0 / D

Having now q Special Partner in
New York, who is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, we will hereafter be en-
sbled to take advantage Of the constant
fluctuations in the JILL 4<G " Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

BosToz, June l4-A portion Of Clark
wharf, in East Boston, tuulhled over
bosrd last night, the underpining being
rotten. Some four hundred thousand
bushels Of salt, stored in small wooden
tenemshts, was lost. Total damage es-
timated $4,000 W ~ q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

EEw YoRK, June l4,-Ths steamer
Moro Castle brings Havana dstesto the
l0th.
The evacuation Of San domingo By
the Spa nish was ready to take place on
the reception Of fHaf orders. Numbers
Of parsons loyal to Spain we're leaving
San Domingo as refugees for St-Jago-
Some we're also expected at Havana. 8
The Wren and the other blockade
runners we're to leave Havana for Eng-
land, to DO sold.
~ Weather in Hsvsns, cooland healthy.
The rebel Gen. Slaughter arrived at
Havana from Matamoras onthe l0th.
The ship r. g. kimball, fsom Hahn
burg, arrived to-day with Sd passen.
gers Thirty children died on the pas.
sage The ship Dutehlsnd Also arrived
from Hamburg with nearly 500 psssen-
gers. ThsEs we're % deaths on the pas
sage rr91Trf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
WALL PAPER, so.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WILL
u selected ssortrnsnt CO Nsii aud wtrdcw
spsgs. plain aud Hgared. which the public are
byitsd % cali so Vxszxne bsf7rs purchasing
isewhS-s.
Alsc anew supply % Tsunyscar nsw poamr-
KsecE AEDEz-in paRsg covers, price . esass
all J. HEALv,s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

NEW YoRK, June l4-John Mitchell,
ex-editor of the Daily Meas, late editor
Of the Richmond EEaRsiaer, ives arrest
ed this afternoon aud taken 70 Fort La
fsyetse, IL is supposed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

.fsifaisDfd'a Conrsafrs EEfFast
ehf SD .ef " pr 10 Il tf@ x est Blood
- Ger BIS ~ rff pafe3 g. Q rdinK o. raj .
% pharinasy 80 y sifys 90 are he nosi
NJ Zee tHsf ~ HHas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
o.

In order to furnish Coin in hand to
parties Sho may wish to buy largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from Twenty-6ve to Thirty Thou
sand Dollars CssS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
River and Wsather.

CIScNRAr, June l4-noou.-R River
risen s incheF, with ~ feet in tie chan
mel. HW e. =
Wsalhsrclear; thermometer o09.
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BANK.
The Merchants
NATIONAL BANK,
or EvAssyTLLE.
Capital 100000


This Bauk vii b. located % IN saFuef ~ Matt
md first r.sgs, 10 taF ~ % anu aonul 80 -
~. Hes J, ~ esen BE- grtssasiy changes far
fnafn
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EXPIRE s.
Adams
EXPRESS COMPANY

EXPRESS COMPANY.
FT,HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY 4
l. specially &nn0unes 20 their friends ard
patrons-ths pablo q EEsusvfIle Ane Vicinity
that, vita increased faeiIstis for the trEusporta
tiOa q
FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY,
AND Valuable,
Tag soiirtt > eoEtihusnes q former fsvor-.
Espscts1 earR taken ia tbs ooilsctfon Of Bill
DTsftss Notes. Szd tbs transportation 0f yslu4bl-
paekAgss-
Any fnAT1ssisz IL Rad &c tbs rc1ssss b.
es1 y s1tzt7o1 81 he osse On FLysf Etrsss, 5ezt
Sssr 10 tbs ppgscnes. Taoe, gA{THEs.
Ds Agsat-
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Reiucfinn an Rates.

TEE EVANSVILLE AID cAIRO PACEFT
company havs E. dueed the rate & f'eigbt
from ~ TO - per csLt frOz5 an St thas d. 81
LkMCEY. y pr
May %, fsfb Is myso aiw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

BRANrFoRD, G W., June l4--A very
destructive FIRE occurred here about /
o'clock this morning, and ragged till 5
0 clock. About half Of the principal
business block of the town was de-
siroyed. The are was no doubt the work
of an incendiary Thirty buildings
were destroyed. Loss from $f0O, 600 TO
$4,000 Insurance $4,000.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
REGULAR PACKAIs.
To Steamboat Men.

To Steamboat Men.
We hope steamboat men win bear in
mind that the Journal Company IS pre-
pared TO do all kinds Of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom equalled and never SURPASSED.
Leave your orders, gentlemen, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
For Cairo.
Leaves THIS AFTERE0Oa, shs I5th, a. so'eiOek
The Magnihcsat Passenger Steamer
LsHA& GEN. AHDERsOH,
Leayes promptly, as above, for Cairo and ali way
landings.
For height or passage apply or board or to
jels HALL 4 RUDD, Agents.
Fer Louisville
Leaves THIS EvEEIsG. June i5th, at eO'elock.
The EIegant Psske' STEAMER
aHa&A MORNING STAR,
IA aE#Em BALLARD .. .-..tn Asters
WlI ave - A0Ovs for Louisville and wsy siLts.
FOR freis BIT or passage apply on card 81 70
IeIb HALL 4 EUDD, Agents.
For Sew Orleans.
Leaves MONDAY, June 18Th, ~ - O'Clock a. "a.
The Magnificent Steamer
t~HAG& MISSOURI
4 HUsD, Master .BAEE, Clerk,
IlI dep4rt - above for SeS Orleans and all way
ports.
For freight or passage apply ON board or 10
iels COX a HuAPHREfs AgsntE.
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For New Orleans.
The MAzutaosut Hew Passenger Steamer.

.7 HENDERSON ns ~ Pa, ket.
Tar q am
~LA1AsA GEN. HALLECK
sse-zszxzas Win run regularly tstwsen EvAns-
vile anI huBds rson, ny, IN .king daily trips.
She will leave Evansville every AZ ernoon, { an
day 81 cspted). and Held rson eSs,y morning. i
For freight or passage ap.ly on board OF 10 i
ala COX 8 HUMPHREY, Agents.
Regular Evansville, Cairo and Menu
phfS Packet Line ~
The Connexions Passenger Steamer
sHa&M LIBERTY No. q,
4 sass=.zsezH COsSER, ster......E. yUDGE, CLERK,
Leaves kyansYills every Thursday at twelve
o'clock. noon. Returning, viii leave Memphis
every aiurdAy evening az o'clock, arriving st
Evansville Monday evening.
For fsjght passage apply on board or t.
HALL RUDD, or
COX a HUMPHREY,
mvl3n srents I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

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/ NaDA DNI{
81 Ny aEA
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90 MOTIF aofsh
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15
GROCERIES.

LIED YoUR COWS.
lot Of choice Country Bran, su o.
received aud Toe sale low, at
vICKERY BIOS,
-..~m-r.r.-s Sa sv#.t Main
nOrAroEs PoTAToEsi PoTAToEsi
Ne stii receiving tboss choice Eas@TR
20 aoss,a nc eel ZEN
o~sers, before they ste all gene, 20
u .a4 yICKERY BROS,
"a BE ss,if satHr. 10. van srs-E
Meal received
,fus8o delivered IN part Of Tbs
aolssa .17er's .ist By VICkERH BIOS,
nsaa
Aag silvaarsA 1%-----------------------
" Que Asssrs4 Bushels Of n aud soF
naSe nv YicKERY BROS,
AANAA4
- ~ a shsies 90 Of Apples 3
~ duo@dn figures BY vICkERY BROe.
Main
OAOoNi BAOoNI BNcoNi
ID o Cursd Plain do.
~ "a ~ edea Dried Beef for sale cheap
49, ~ ~ ~ vICKERY BROS
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. canahlnnk.u,.

ToRoSFo, C W, 1ans IA. Last even.
ing, as par y. cnHsis ing Of Mr. Z
Coleman, Mas Ka'e Gage, Miss Carrie
Cob man, MISS Creighton aud George
Creighton, wtre rowing IN the Des Jar
diufs canal the steamer Argyle passed
them, capsiEiug their boat Efforts
were made to save them. but, unfortu-
nsiely, all except Geo. Creighton were
drowned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

ny authority e We sscse'a Of the Treasury
e ssdeys iSasa g. . e.ueral sob eription Aeeut
~ sAs sa's - Uettd Sta - se rriti .. 90 r. TO
- rasii- - CO. I'd rrts e Ire sary Notes,
, tfif sy.a sad TIRE ientls or cent lntsse.t
e a-nun, kreNa aathS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-15

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AsoY sex tHF
.tusab 4
.aols "a ra
.ssaagk ,.t
AL sillsans u
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Y. 5. $40 six Per c MT.
SoLo BEARING BONDS.

fas r. = Ars now ver "a d, M. pre.
Rsss. N exempt. ss--u h Ge.s 80,
.'fe res 80, Gees .-8 Wrslsirel Tara -.
s.''A go Tvs 80 = "a - ~ az, = s%-u- %
''sE saias, ss,vta IS e. a.. s~b, 81 20 o r.r
sps 'heis sr - % p,Jas = en- annually,
y egaasa 4 p 20 Aea asis, .aish NAV /.
cut g sna ss1a g. as ha-k 81 eaossr.
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Report of the Proceedings of the PO-
lice Court for the month of Deeem-
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-Nst%A+---ss-=-----ssassaae LIT
Respectfully submitted,
J. SCHROEDER, PoliceClerk.

TIE On CRY MURDER.-The Crawford
Journal has tho following in reference to
the murder Of Mr.. MeFate in Oil City
Another murder was committed at Oil
City last Tuesday night. A Mr.. McFate, of
New Castle, while passing along the street,
was assaulted, shot through the head, and
had his threat cut. Rebbery was the OBJ
jeet Of the deed, as he was known TO have a
considerable sum Of money about him, and
showing it freely during the afternoon. Next
morning a vigilance committee was organ
lied, and two or three suspicious characters
have been arrested. 1t is high time that
something was done to clear the oil country
of these cut-throats, as this is the fourth
murder committed in that vicinity within
tho last month. There is evidently an or
ganizsd band ofrufiSns along the creek, and
a mans life is worth only charge of pow
der and bullet.
Areward Of $1O, 900 is offered for the de-
lection of the murderer of MeFate. =
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NEW Y0RK nIhRKET-Ian. )



COttOn-Firm at 81 20 for middling.
FIOur-Stats and Western shade 6rmer and
Sales at $40 159lO 20 for extra State, s1l O5a
round hoop Ohio sl1 25g12 90 for trads brands,
Market closing quiet
Whislzy-Very firm and quiet. Sales ct 81 2311z
az "a for wlstern.
Wheat-Quiet and firm. Gales at 81 55G2 5G
Rye uiet and steady.
C0Fn-Dull aud nominal at 81 ss9I IS for
Oats-I.ittle hrmer- Sale. at 81 Os5k@1 Os51
for western.
WOOI-Quiet
COnee-More active.
SugaF-ActiTs at 1915 for Porte BisO; zoo for
MUscoVadoi 1880 for HsYans.
MOlasseE-Dull-
PefrOIeHm-Qulet but firm. Refined in bond
FOrk-Opened very much excited and decidedly
higher, but closed rather heavy. Sales ct S42 OOg
AZ 621S for 1864 mess, cash and regular way
closing at $40 60 cash; S4S o0943 so for new mess;
$50 O093G 50for prime, and $40 OOg4O so for prime
mess. Also, 6O00 Tbs rev mess for January, Feb
ruary and March, at sellers and buyers option, at
SIS 0O945 90, and 1000 bbls 1864 mess, or Jsau-
ary, same terms, at s43 OO943 25.
Ths total stock OF old and new mess on hand jan
uaTy l. 1865, was lis 5s9 bbls; same date last month
75, ,931 bbls; same date last year, 7s, 5SS bbls
Beef-Unchanged. sales At so O052S 90 for
plain mess; 82l 25924 60 Cor extra mess
The total stock Of old and new on hand January
!, lsG5, was 106,467 packages; same date last
month, 81, SOB packages; same date last year, IO6
Reef aams-stfady at SIC IS.
Cut MeatS-Quiet and unchanged at I75%@
1S1zc for shoulders and l962lo for hams.
Bacon Sides-Moderats demand. Cumber-
land cut 2lc.
Dressed HOgs-Fsir request at 1G5Se1ezo
for western.
Lard-Rathsr firmsr at 2O1<a2so.
Butter-Firm with fair inquiry at 3ca4sc for
rfns e0l- for dfn
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The msrket this morning opened quiet and dull,
parties showing disposition to operats either in
the way Of buying or selling, until something
should be heard from New York. This afternoon,
at tho Board Of Trade after the report showing an
advance in Gold and frmsr produce market, the
feeling hore became unsettled, especially forRhest
and the viows buyers and sellers bong far apart
no transactions were made. No ra,es Of Wheat
have tesu reported since Friday last, and cur quo
tatons are simply the prices asked and bid In all
other articles the market remains about the same
as previously reported. with the exception Of a
frmer feeling gtnerally. We report as follows;
FFeights-steady at the following raiss AL
RAu-To New York, Flour 81 90; Wool 81 q
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 81 10; Wool
50 Al; Dressed HOgB 81 80.
FIouE-In moderate request and firm at 50 so
91O Is for fair to choice Xxx red; $40 5O9ll 25 for
do Xxx white.
Wheat-HoHvy and unsettled. No. r5d was
offered at So OF from store. but the highest bid was
81 o.; No. red nominal at So 10, snd Extra rcd
at 81 u.
COFn-Ws hear Of no Ialss, and quote nOminAlly
81 81 40 from store for old sheIed- No demand f'r
new do.
Oats-ouiet and steady. Sale car from store
at s5o.
Rye-Yery quiet. Held at 81 50 from store.
BarIey-Quossi at 81 5O91 20 from store, nc-
eoTding to quality. 1heTe is nothing doing, how
ever.
Dressed HOgs-ln coed supply aud a shade
6rmer. Packers now quote At l4k9I5c,
POrk-Firm. Mess $40 90; Clear S42 co.
Lard-Aetivs and firm. Sales 1900 Ibs st 2ic
| in tiorees and $50 in kegs.
Butter-Thsre is a little letter demand, and
the market is steady, at 4s945c for Western Be
serve; 4O942o for Central.
Cheese Quiet, but a shade hrmsr. Good to
prime Western Reserve 1s92Oe.
EgRs-Duu at $685.
HfghWIues-Ihere is littIs doing, but thc
market is firm az 81 90.
Alcohol Held at s. 4O94 45 for SO per cent
NeutTsl Proof Spirits 81 s592 40.
PetrOIeuna-Msrket firm and unchanged at
9s9s5c for Refined.
seeds-ClOvsr sI4 so per bu Of 90 I6si Timothy
&c OCa6 25.
POuItry-DemAnd fair at I49!sj for dressed
Turkeys; 12913c fo- do Chickens.
Beans-stsa5y at 81 oo92 IS for rev medium
white; old do 81 So
Dried AppIes-Ths demand is good and the
market very firm at lso, Pay for packages.
Green Apples--In good Steady demand al
81 5O9s co, seeoraing to quality.
Salt-stssdy. Coarse Ss 60; Ground Solar s. 25
Fine 95.
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weekly Bank statement.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, 1896.
Isio current prices for the week at all the mar.
kets are.
Reef Caffze-1st quality, S1s Oo@g1 90; ordi
nary to good quality Sl3 OO91s 90; common quail.
ty SIl O0913 20; inferior quality $40 OO9IO 50.
Cows and Catves-lst quality $50 O0975 90
ordinary S45 O0G55 90; common quality S35 COG
As 90; inferior quality $50 OO635 90.
Veal CalVes-lst quality, 70 D, ,121z6l31<; oTdi-
nary quality l1c@1sc; common quality 1091le
inferior quality 93S9Iee,
Sheep and Lambs--Extras, per head, SO 0C
y IS 0097 90; common quality So 5094 80; infe-
rior quality s. OO94 %.
'SWine-Hesvy Corn-fed, 8 n, I31z9l4e; Light
and medium 139l315c; still-fed 139lSZo.
HOGS have been somewhat irregular during the
week, the market having been Influenced by the
weather. The total receipts all the yards for this
week and last week are as follows;
ReeefptS-BeeYes 8, 5,l4l.
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Firth ward, Draft.-E7ory enroll

s s. BAErrE, Secretary of Com. jar
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FIRST WARD RECRUITING ASSOCIATION
This Association has taken the character
of Mutual Protection Association" It
has adopted the same rules for its govern
ment as governed the similar association
in September last. The time for joining
has been limited to January 18th. A meets
ing of the Association will be held at the
Engine House on Thursday evening, and
each evening thereafter until the 18th of
January. Every man who wishes protec-
tion from the draft should be present.
WV. MELHIEsH, President.
E. CHEsTER, Secretary. jan2:185
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FINANCIAL & COAIAIRRCIIT,
FINAMcIAL.
MORNING LEApER OFFICE,

% t TUESDAY, Jan. 81, lass.
The supply Of currency In this narkst continue,
easy, and Bankers are abe to meet all legitimate
calls. which are fairly active, without rsluetsncs
They are MOI seeking customers, however, as the
money balances are close, and they may bs called
upJn 70 make them up at any time. Exchange Is
in less dsmaud, but continues close. Rates are
quoted firm st 4 OG buying and par selling.
Gold seems to be again tendisg upward, ths rate
reported up TO o'closk ts-day showing an advance
Of about per cent. upon Saturday. The closing
rate tonight was 99s5s.
Government Gold Stocks are firm and unchanged.
Dealers here quote as follows: 5-2Os coupons, los
buying 10 selling; s's Of 1881, coupons, Il5 boy
ing, III selling.
Ths demand for the 7.sO currency securities con
tlnues very active here Orders at the Second Ma
tioaal Bank to-day were for SlO3 600. The 1910
per cent Gold bords we're also in more Inquiry TO-
day, the orders at the Second National Bank
amounting to S3s, 900. Our readers will bear in
mind that this loan is to be vitbdraWnOn ths IN
instant, sftsr which no subscriptions win be Ie'
eeiEed to it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Aladdin was present
cd last evening to a large and delighted
audience. The houses that flock to sec
this beautiful spectacle are nightly increas-
ing; and Mr.. Ellslsr could let it "run" to
paying houses for the whole year round
But thetime grows short, as the company
will soon be of to Columbus, wherefore no
eiyise our readers to make haste and see
it, lest they be too late. Tho infmitsblc
Jim Lewis, assisted by others of tho com
pany, volunteer to "drive dullca away"
with comedy or farce each evening, be-
fore Aladdin is produced.
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NEW Years DAY IN CLEvELAED.- Last
Monday was almost universally observed
in this city as holiday. The stores and
other places of business were closed, and
every one seemed bent on social enjoyment.
The good old custom of calls was in vogue;
and old friendships were revived, and new
ones touched with fresh warmth. We
bustling Americans have too few such holi-
day occasions set apart to social recreation
and leisure. Last Monday, a beautiful
day, was one of the rarest holidays ever
observed in the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

Total amount collected, and same paid
into tho Counfr- Traasu1rv c216 Q6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

TIE FREE DELIVERY SYSTEM IN CLEyE-
LAED.-During the last quarter, ending
January 1st., 1885, $4,000 letters were de-
iivered by letter-carriers, under the free
delivery system, in this city. The spread
ofthis system is wonderful, and its success
in this city very remarkable, even in com
parison with its results in other cities,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

LARGE MAIL.-The mail recently reeeiv.
cd in New York city from Savannah, con.
tanned 200, 600 letters from sherman's army
Some seventy packages of this mail, con-
taining over 1000 letters, were received
at the Cleveland pOstOffice on Monday, and
$4,000 letters on yesterday, and by the
aid ofthe fTee-dslivery system, these were
speedily placed in the hands ofthe friends
toywhom they were directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04
DAILY LEADER.
wEDsEsD1Y. JANUARY 4
IL AnVFs,TretErt Rrrs


Academy Of Music-sladdiu.
= Pelton, French Coo nmission Merchants.
J. simmonds & Co.-Commission Merchants
". Melhlnch-Hams.
S. Hymsn-speolal Notice.
Capt. B. L. spangler-EOIics.
Capt. C. D. HGrriugton-P Proposals FOL. Beef.
W. Mclhihoh-On Heal.
New England Petroleum Co.
D. ". GGgs-Freedmsn's Aid Commission.
W Melhineh-Cheese.
Morgan, Root Go.-Reduced Prices.
Second wsrt-Loeal Notice.
Fifth Hafd Draft-LooaI Notice.
". Melhinoh-Buckwheat Flour
S. A. Fuller a Co.-Loeal Notice.
Hussey & hoBride-LocAl Notice.
Malone. Pettis a Co.-LocaI Notice
: ixth Ward Protection Club-LocaI Notice
CLARK, Graham White-LocaI Notice,
Psumanship-LooAlK Kotiss.
T. G. sho!es-LOcAl Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

Do you smoke or chew or snuff? We
simply ask the question of you, not for the
purpose of lecturing you on the subject,
but to inform you that at No. 40 south side
Public Square, will be found great va
riety of the weed in all its forms. The
cigars kept by ]. B. ROhrheimer, in these
days when the poor article prevails, can
not be beaten. If you doubt it, drop in
and see their stock .- ..- -.-r-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-04

WESTERN MUSICAL WoRLD.-We havo re-
ceiYed from the Publishers, Messrs, Brain
ard & Co., of this city, the January number
Of the Western Musical World, being the
commencement Of the new volume. Tho
number contains sixteen pages of musiel
musical literature, and musical intelligence.
Five pieces of choice music are given, the
cost of which, if published separately,
would be moro than the subscription for
the entire year. We are glad TO learn that
the Musical World has not only deserved
success, but has achei we'd it. The subscrip
ton price is s., 90 per annum.