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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02

Tho Driaal CHAMBER an Enay 81 Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Mem. Also, new and
reliable trsatmsnt r Dissas Of the Urinary and Sexual
systsns-ssat me-. In sealed envelopes Address, d.
J. sKILLH HoUaHToN. Howard Association. Phils-
delphia Pa apr5dAw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02

~ The Richmond Wing says: "a
Boston ssorskeepss, the other day. stuck
upon his door the Iseoaie advertisement.
"A boy wanted The ssxt nosuing, o.
opening the store. be found little urchin
il basket, labeled. 'Hsp il ~"
- Mcmas Woods. boy ssvssssen
yean Old, nystssieusly disappeared ftou
Do MoiaeD last Saturday. Hs ~ living
With NJ Dsaa1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-02

ManuActursrs' Agents fof Thrsshing Machines Horsu
Powers Hay Presses and Power Corn 4hellsrE ManuEc
tursrs Of 6auns Hinman's Kxcelsjor Pan Milk ~
0fas DepesAtors.
RLO WS-Moliue, Rock Island kodak Warmv
md other PiOvs On hand.
QU1TIvArO11-.suck stAte'aI. D. Smith,
honfos Sfe4ordeS Kills either Of vhich b capable Of
vstng Ron 10 - arrss Der dsy dol a. away ftk
I'll hand labor
CUrn Plantefa for hoFves Or ~ hand H,v ana afr.r
Cutters nss dinRsnt ynxietisa Horpe H. a Yoksa
0heslbarrovs ncrss ptcAforks, epianng rhees Resls
Wasnins .echinsa CoeAss Wringefs, FlOfer Pots Bird
ngsa bird Ssea Ae- lot Of choice Cao,ssr, umo&hy
Dnc 6rass ord Flax Sod, hand aid chr sale q ~
Main strost. WICK RpeIIAN 4 m
feh1-aAw
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

FOR the last Illustration, that of the work
ing OF a Division, l take the last named
lnasmuch as it comprises a greater variety
of business than any other in theo Office
In this are settled "Naval Bounty
claim indemnify or claims for lo:t
effects on naval vessels, lost or destroved
unpaid "allotments7 and all g arrears of
pay of officers and men detached er.dis-
charged from vessels. Upon the chief de-
wolves the task of insuring in the divi-
sions correctness and efficiency. Every
letter written he r~evises, and secures to It
a proper form, expression, and-grammati-
cal accuracy. He must answer all cues
tions arising in the minds of the clerks in
relation to the settlement of accounts. In
a word, he discloses the rules and regula-
tons governing the settlement of all
claims and accounts, and must keep his
division ticking with the regularity of a
clock. 1t is one of the most responsible
places in the Treasury, though not the
best paid or most honored, and requires
quick perception, a ready decision and I'M
renting activity, to ensur the required
results, and it leaves to the occupant at
the close of each day, n legacy of the
most oppressive lassitude, in which the
body and mind are equal sufferers. The
General Claim Division evidently has a
chief eminently fit for all duties of his
station.
Thus is the honorable Secretary of the
Treasury able to control, through this Sc
ries of divisions, this great body of clerks
at will, to compel them qto work together
for good" in fine, to make through his
well-trained leaders, the Femotest clerk,
sensible of his will. 1t is a wonderful in
stitution, this Treasury of Uncle Sans,
and its financial resources are so vast and
its till so deep, that it seemsa almost impos-
sible to reach down to the bottom of one
to exhaust the extensive product of the
other. .g AGAIN.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
Terrible Death Of a Tight Rome Per
m
From the Richmond Wing, n

From the Richmond Whig, Nov. 3d.
Delane, whose real name is Thomas L.
Huntley, was advertised to appear in the
Wilmington theatre on Monday evening
last, in conjunction with Charley Whites
Iron-Clads, in a tight rope performance.
The rope extended from the stage to the
centre gallery, forming a steep ascent that
it appeared almost impossible to walk.
AT the appointed time, however, Huntly
made his appearance, and with the heavy
balance pole, commenced his feat. He
walked with great ease and success in the
ascent, reaching the gallery amid the rap
turous applause of the audience. In a few
minutes he turned to descend to the stage,
but after taking a few steps ne lost his
foothold and fell, but succeeded in gaining
the gallery. Apparently becoming morti-
fed at his partial failure, he remounted the
rope and attempted to descend to the
stage backwards, but after proceeding q
few feet from the gallery he again lost
his balance, and then commenced a pain
full and thrilling struggle for life. Find
ing that he would probably fall from the
rope, he threw his balance pole into the
dress circle, and, it is supposed, made an
effort to spring into it himself. He mere
", however, touched it with his feet, and
was preeipitated, head downwards, into
the parquett below, the left side of the
head striking the corner of one of the
seats, frightfully crushing the skull, and
producing an almost instant death.
The deceased was a native of Nashville,
Tennessee, where he leaves a widowed
mother, but has latterly been a resident Of
Richmond, Virginia. He was aged be-
tween nineteen and twenty years. This
was his second performance in public.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
:. Conservative Mode Of Ime

IRON the Ioledo Commerciaj Nov. SOL
Sol. Meredith, of Indiana, a two-fsted
six-footer, assaulted Hon. George w. Ju-
liam, at the depot in Richmond. Indiana,
on Monday afternoon, in-a-most r~ufianIy
manner. Mr.. Julian is a man of frail or
g%anization, and could not for a moment
stand against the big rufian who attacked
him. The latter used fists and cowhide
till outsiders interfered. Mr.. Julian beat
Meredith in the race for Congress last
year, and this probably had something to
do with the matter. Meredith is of the
Conservative persuasion.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
WANTEp--HELP

HARPENTER WANTED.-An active man
H. can ind good employment at high wages, by ap-
plying at 146 Seneca street. dec22is
WANTED.-A German girl willing 10 do general
w homework in a small family, can hear of .
good situsti0nb BY applying at17S Prospects, dza5s
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED.-APly at
N lbs Prospect-st- n%oyzg.269
HKTANTED.-A Girl that understands cooking,
w washing and ironing. Apply at Pitts
bnrgh-st- nOy2g@67
UTANTED-SALESMEN-BOth male and ie-
~ male, 10 sell the New England Family Sewing
Machine. Price sis 10. Send for circular. our
agents clear from SO to 500 per week. CLARK a
BARKER, l2l Superior-st. noy2s:ZO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "HOnand,s Lie
" Of Lincoln" Photograph Albums, The Better
Land, an exquisite engraving, Square and oval Pic
ture Frames, by samples. Sold by subscription. y.
y. BOLTON q Bro. 81 Superior st., Cleveland, q.
oclO.27O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
OHIO NEWS.
SUMMIT COUNTY.

% ~ -
Andrew B. Richey, a soldier Of the
lOlst Indiana, Company D, died at the
residence of his brother inIaw, Mr.. U.
D. Watkins, Of Akron, November Both
aged thirty-nine years. Mr. Richey was
a widower, and left an only child-a lit
tie girl of about seven years, for whom
he tenderly cared and provided in his last
will and testament.
Smith the burglar convicted of break
ing into the Clerks office was sentenced
by Judge Burke seven years in the peni-
tentiary.
The Pail-factory at Lock Z, on the Ohio
canal took fire on Tuesday afternoon but
was distinguished with a partial destruc-
ton of the engine house. aE
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
ERIE-COUNTY-

We learn from the Register that a large
company of colored men were taken to
Johnson's Island on Thursday. That pa
per says " We are not informed as to
their mission, but understand that they
are to relieve the present force now sta
toned at that post. 1t looks very much
rs though the Government intended to oc-
cupy the island permanently"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

The spirit of Prince Albert was called
up at a recent Seance in London, and the
circle, with admirable forthought, paid it
a delicate compliment by singing a Christ
mas hymn of his Royal Highness' oompo-
sition. The spirit beat time on the wall,
and presently made the following commu.
nication at is very kind of you to learn
to sing to me. You did it very nicely.
Albert of SAKE Coburg and Gotha died at
Windsor Castle in lsel.n
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
The official home vote of Wisconsin

The official home vote of Wisconsin for
Governor is as follows: Fairchild,
Union, 57,l395 Hobart Dem) 4s,O42;
Union majority, s,o97. This is an in
crease on the home majority last year of
2, 796. Thervote on the suffrage amend
ment wal as follows: Ayes 46,24s noes
1900; majority against it s,O51. It
would seem from these figures that about
5000 UAion men voted with fhe Demo
Gratis against the amendment. and about
5000 failed 70 vote on it at all.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
Coincidence.

His Excellency President johnson ap-
pointed the It'll of December, a week from
to-day, as a time of national Thanksgiving.
This has been ratified by the Governors Of
the several States. As a remarkable CO.
incidence, we may say that the eth prox-
imO will be the e~ighty-ffth anniversary of
the general thanksgiving appointed by the
Continental Congress at the suppression of
the treason of Benedict Arnold, during the
Revolution. The coincidence of a thanks
giving on the same day, and for the same
reason, is singular-perhaps it is inspira-
tinn -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
GFAUGA COUNTY

Some thieves recently attempted to steal
a line pairo of cattle from Mr.. Maynard. OF
Auburn, but were compellud to abandon
them.
Russell Hall has seld his farm, located
n mile east of Auburn Corners, and
containing n~inety-four acres, to his brother
Peter o. Hall. Price, S47OO.
Il may be interesting TO the fast BOYS
and girls to learn that a couple recently
got married not many miles from Auburn,
the bridegroom being only nineteen years
of age.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
HuRON COUNTY

-Four prisoners escaped from jail at Nor
walk, last Sunday night. Hiram Davis, F.
Myer and John Burdellow, who were IN
der sentence to the State prison for various
terms and Jacob Casey, who was SEN
fenced to twenty days imprisonment in
the Huron county Jail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
EarIr-

Lieutenant General Jubal Fairly, of
Shenandoah Valley fame, has turned up
at Nassau, n. P. It viii be remembered
that the Richmond papers last year
charged all JubaTs reverses to the Valley
stills which he patronized so literally.
He is now we are informed, writing a
history of his campaigns, which will
doubtless contain many interesting facts
concerning that memorable coup de main
last year which nearly resulted in the
capture of Washington. Jubal may also
be able to explain how it was that Sheri-
dan sent him swhirling'' up the Valley so
suddenly and so soon after he had planted
his standards within cannon distance of
the White House. General Lee, Pollard
and several others, are also engaged in
writing up the Southern side of the war.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-AT BARGALN.-Horse, Buggy
i and Harness, a very desirable establishment
Gail on or address g. W. CLARK, I9 Superior st.
dee4.zgs
DOR SAIR.-uouse and Lot No. 81 PearI-st.
L House in excellent repair, containing . rooms
with Gas and Water all complete Inquire on the
premises IoSl-5
r.OR SAIF.-Justr received and for sale two Sur
f Ace Plainzrs. Also Tor sale allthe running parts
fora Muley saw Mill Also a Single Machine for
cutting Shingles. ANDREW PARhER $50 Seneca
street. decz;-es
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-Inquire
IL at No. 20 ~Kockyell-st. noyzl:2Sa
EOR SAIE.-House and Lot On West Side
i House, ! rooms and cellar; Lot, 5sXlG. Pos
session given Immediately Price $50. Inquire Of
Nm. v TOUSLEA, Attorney, No III Super1or-st-
nOv29-26s-eod4t
TOR SALE.-Grist aud saw Mil, Water Power,
Il and Farm With Buildings, Gc-, in Summit cUun-
~. JNO- Atwster BINDING. Hziz56
30 SALE-om Refinery, in complete or
Iso, one twenty barrel A~gitator. Inquire Of J.B
HOUSTON : Co, ~ Superior-st. ~nov2l;25s
FGR SALE.-One hundred and sixty acres OF
4 Mid Land, we'd i~acatedl IN Missouri, viii be sold
Cheap for cash OF exc hanged for city property. IL
tie perfect. Address q. Is, Leader oi1ce. n0Elo:s2s
OnnnH.H LLOYD'S-Maps and Charts at
OOOO wholesale. Address Room 4 American
BuildinE Cleveland, Ohio. n%oyI525o.
CATAWBA GRAPEs.-The finest lot Of
nave them by the box or 100 boxes, fresh and in tip
tor order, from the vineyards Of >; a. Hall and ).
McCposkey.. Of Ooliamer, al us Onta1o street-
~ noNs-o2
OOKRG CLASH can furnish Pier and
IL Mantle Glasses on short notice to the advantage
OF the purchaser, both in price and pattern. Latest
stores and dwellings. ADDRESS through PostOfice Of
call AZ ny office. corner Rockwell and Erie;
DON3-Iol So-N1G-
EOR SALE-oIL-A fine lotof Petroleum Burn
Il ing Oil, at the Factory of W.. GUILD, on Gen
lAi 5et-g.nI
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOHN G. JENNINGS.
INSURANCE
e Estate Agent.
ATWATER BUILDING.
CITY PROPERTY FOR sA1p

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
LORAIN Sf.-ZT acres, $50 per acre.
klNSMAN ST.-54 acres, and a variety Of f,rn,
klSSMAN sT.-TwO Houses and Lots; nrics
$500 to s $500. price,
PERRY T.-H and Lot, $500.
SUPERIOR ST.-Residence on Superior-zt No..
Of Erie, l 5000. "est
SupeTior-st. P' On
CHESTNUT ST.-HOuse and Lot. SIS OOO.
GARDEN and large Lot. So GOo
hINSMAN ST.-Large Brick House and IL ac-..
Land, with fruit, &c. a very desirable resi,
deRce.
0HIO ST-Two-story House and Lot, $500.
sCOhILLE SF.-HOuse and Lot, s 5000.
LAUREL - and Lot, 81 1850.
LAKE ST.-BTick House and Lot, 81. 500
Lot, 65xTO feet. ~
DETROIT sT;-Near Pearl, good Brick House and
VACANT LUTON ScoviIIe street
Also, a large number of desirable Farms and ON.
lots. II ouI-
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
,o.o. AtWater Building.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

What the Rebellion Cost Mississippi.
The Mississippi Legislature has received
a report of the number of soldiers fur
nished by that State in the war against the
Union. which isas follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04
WANTED--AcENTs

WANTED-Agents to sell the celebrated "Alad-
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Agents selling from TOD dozen per day. Over lVl
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A GENTS WANTED.-To sel the history of the
n Seventh Ohio Li6eralteTms given 70
agents. w. n a ". r PORTER, Booksellers and
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JUST RECEIVED

UST RECEIfED.-A large stock of
- piece gsods, 0ver-Coatings, Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings- A full line of tailor's Trimmings.
SEQ doz. pair heavy Wooden Socks. Also all kinds
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lars, $1,000 Marseilles Paper Collars. All kinds of
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-04

u 1t is rumored that an English whist
player has challenged the French whist
players K play one hundred rubbers at
fl0O a rubber, and $4,000 extra on the
greatest number,
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WAR HISTORY.

Complete IN one Uerg large Volume Of oUeT
1000 Pages.
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In the selection Of matter for this great work.
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the Conduct Of the War, National and Rebel
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He has carefully avoided the Introduction of any
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.-Proposals for 20
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A GENTS WANTED.-To ell the history of the
IA Seventh Ohio Regiment Liberal terms given 10
agents. W. n. & W. r PORTER, Booksellers and
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13

THE most extraordinary instance of pa
tiencs on record, in modern times, is that of
an Illinois Judge, who listened silently for
two days while couple of wordy attorneys
contended about the construction of an act
of the Legislature, and then ended the con-
troversy by quietly remarking: Gentlemen,
the law is repealed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13
SILENT POWER.

In silence sunbeams warm to life
The world with all its fruits aud flowers
Cloude form above these scenes Of strife,
And rain descends in gracious showers.
In silence telegraphic wires
Flash cur unNritten thoughts afar;
The needle on she ocean fires
With hope the night withouFa stari
We live, and with a silent power,
Mould other lives, to love or hate,
To forms that charm the passing hour,
Or for the day of burning vail F T
We may not see as others see; e
We may not feel as others feel:
Yet stiu our lie 30 full and free,
Brings the eternal woe or veal!
The sunshine of the smiling face;
The darkness of the constant frown;
Our zeal TO run the Heavenly -Tace; . 4.
Our strife for honor aud renown;
Our love to poor and needy shown,
The cold neglect or open scOrn;
These WELD an influence all their own,
Whence endless life or death is born!
How careful, then, TO make this life,
In all its might OF silent power,
A messenger of peace in strife,
A light in every evil hour! -r-H
o blessed Saviour. light of men,
Make plain the path Thy grace has given
Lead us therein, and ever then
Our busy life shall WOO to heaven.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13

THE Macon (Ga. Telegraph Of the 18th
instant warns the authorities that unless at
tention is directed to the conduct of the
freedmen the horrors of a St. Domingo mas
sacre will be re-enacted in Georgia. The
Atlanta Latel2igeacer agrees with the above
paper,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13

The New York Sun shows that 50 10
purchased, in 1860, the same articles for the
support of a family of parents and four
children that cost $40 l3 in 1864, and $l4,
4 at the present time.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13

The Worlds Washington special says
Consul Gen. Hale, at Alexandria, Egypt,
informs the State Department that there
were l,7S5 deaths from the cholera between
june 9th and July 18th.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13

THE Emperor of Austria has signed de-
cree ordering the suppression Of military
tribunals for the trial Of ofenses committed
by civilians in Hungary. This is an act
which might be initiated here in the United
States
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-09-13

GRN. GRANT said in Spring that unless
the French gave up the armed protection of
Maximilian, there would be war between
the United States and France in less than
five years.