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cERr1TIcArE oF AulnomrY.


To eaFife 90 tle SIS aAl % January, ltpa
OrT1oE or rHE AupIraH oF sgITH, IssrRsscs Irr's
Cetunuts, OnIo, January w. ltss
WnsaIGs, The EOEgR AMEEICAE FIHE Ia
sUhANCE COMPANY. io.aed ~ Iisr ord, -
STATE oi CoBBect cut, hss hed IN ihis efirc $3.50
saienaeBt 81 ts condition, required ~ tie bftl
iirn Of the al ~ reg alate lnsuganos toIalhnis ntt
Incorporates. ~ ihe hfsto OF Uhio pAssta AIgli p.
1856 and Rfneadf q Fehu uhry =, IeOe Da. shtIonr,
sad Cosnpnny has faraisod tntitinsi tory stidspse
TINT % ~ posHrs % lsst hundred % uoufhiai
doaTa Of actual capital nFFtttd IN sfetls 81 " Gos,
OF IN mortgages 81 rial esiaies Nofth dout1s ths
amount for which tho same h muI1EREtdi sn4i
Eheross, siid Company las filed 10 This oiics wfi
tsu Instrument under ~ corporate HtHl, ttfncd "
the Pres iasDt secntary iberee nHthoTirnR ssi5
agVs. OF ~ eats 81 tHid coasahy IN ihis hiHls % ~
kfosledge sere q la9oets inr hbd ~ lihli 81 st
Com laIE 5lNnngra ne 70 the terms 81 f2aifW 80
Nos y f.|4g paa1t tNrapf tfaf'IFnI4 fitfI||'
the saoft1l. Z tft, I, JAMES a. COIMh9es Aud tdi
siaa for Oa, % hereby otriiiy sihft said tUI0III
AN MERlOAE FlRk lxsUhAkCM COMPANY, "
hE ord C0nnectcbt, Is antlIofsed % fraI1ael sis
bntinesH Of Fire JnEurhtce lhs htaisssluid ~ q
thiny .hryt day Of ahnupy, in te year ons iloHpstid
o rii hundred and sixfy-si1.
tSTAEB In witness Ehsreof lnye hefeNuio sub
lEEAL scriDed my name and tSuRed fbe seal oi tDy
offiee - ~ seirod fbe day and year Hbdtt
written, JAb. II. GOODMAN,
ltR M NOV @ Nitlf
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I7NOR eALn--seo arfra % ans siz ualss sss,il q
II Ktninn. Hafdiu cunify. oliio iyiTn % hon A.
II ~ cbchsnAn and haHaasAy Aailisld. saf n ed
aArFllis ftnruA.
The labd iss rolilnf aia y tiusifGta "a ask ua
pie WalnuL CHERRY iftn. tcktry A. ffp ffess ttsg
ellisrs - snte4ta sslusiss ssisg TsNaf "a tiitsI
eretk, tReEiy tefi hsad, gflh RAJ frftk itlifa,'s
Ouly IN nttt1efts, rAln 10 ~ ~ hiIasf = -
claarrd Ths wood "a ths ltnt y oldarH hsrl a 4,
fhs nnfirnhd. Uili Tay 1ur The lana
Faf iafms apd ofhsF l,AIteuiNfss spJ,iy fa J. \
Prses. of v. '. hsIquls, hstsioutaibs, q ruasasuS
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stssuss tsTpied,d--rsrrib,s Lo.s Of L,fs


stsRusr EHpIad~d--Tsrribisb Loss OF Life
Sc Loeis Aprl Is "A telegram received
by The military authorities, from New Madnd,
alaiea that The steamer Siltana, with 1000
paFolsd ptisoaers, exploded. Foarieen hun;
4 fca lives we're lost.
Chiho, April 2s Tho steamer Suiiaua,
from New Odsans on TIE evening Of tbs 2 Isl,
arrived at Yicksbarg With boilers leaking
.adiy. She remained there thirty hiurs. re-
psiting ana tai iag on 1896 Federal soldiers
apd thirty eve oihcerF, lately released from
Cahaxba aud Andersonvilis The prisoners
arrived 81 Memphis l4st evening, Bad after
coaling, Tsoceeded about two A. NJ Wben
seven miles mp, she bles up, immediately Ia
iuing Gre, aad burning 20 The waters edge.
Of Z. 81 souls on board not more than seven
hundred have besn rescued. Five hundred
~ the reEcaed are nov ia hospitals, snd
.tuo or tbtes hundred nainjured are At the
Sol5ieTs' Home Captain Mason, OF abe Sal-
tana, is supposed 10 be lost.
At four 0 clock this morning,tbe river irobt
At Memphis, vas covered with soldiers tirng.
glins, fof lie, many badly aralded.
Boats Immediately went W iheir rescue and
are stili engaged In PIakiBR them up.
General Washbura lmmryiiately Orgauized
= board q officers to investigate ths affair, who
srs nov at work doing so
No further partinnlars received,
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Geaeral Y. 4 Lee, Copsnandiag q s. A:
Ia aceorlasca uith The sBAaspos Of my
letter iuyou Of The 18th inst, propose to
receive 80 sbrender Of tbe Army o. Northern
YirEinia on lba follow az terms, 20 wit
Rolls Of al The oairess aud msB 10 be made
IN duplicate one copy 10 be giveh 10 an officer
designated ~ me, ,as Oiber TO De rsjAiPod
By such officer or ohcers Rs yoa nay desig
naie, the ogicsrs 70 give their individual pa
role, not 90 take np AIMS sgainsl the Govern
rneni Of the United States Hull properly ex-
chsnFsd ard each company OF rnFimenlal
commander 10 sign lks parole iof The men
Of their commands, The arms. artillery, and
public properly, 10 BE- psched and stacked and
iuroed over 70 The officers appointed by me
20 receive IhFm This Will not embrace the
side arms n TIC oificers. nor their private
horses, or tafgago rhia aone, each officer
and mao will be allowed 10 return 70 their
homes not BE- dsstarbed By Uhiied States au
ihoriig. "a lohz ~ they observe their parole
aDd ihe lass in iorce, where ihey may reside.
Yefy respectfully.
II = Go.vT
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UNITED srATEs HoTE..

coEaEH ssxTH aND WALNUT trs, cIN.
TINHiIs iNree siid cs1uuaofisun noisl Irs hssn p
j FffTHh AND RMFrENfen ~ thfflnrf,fts n -
nlhcguily Niih entire NV tUEAfTr M 81 its llifai
as yes NithDni refafd q ff0Ffae f4nfa 10 Higai
tte deuiApds - ths fraseiirE Yilc, 20 Ntifb saof
pHtfenses Is raoas FssPe6tuily eolifticd
81 q. G. hAcLIsH. Pro'r.
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wAsBlSer y, Apul 2s.--rbe excitement
wbieh ptsss,i,ea " AIS tity yes,efdsy he's
considerably sabadsd While all regret that
theAssassin, oNing to rathBsss among the sol
dicrs engaged ~ The capture, was not taken
nhve. n y, At the same time, f-it gratitisd
tliai The nunltfsr ksd uaid the Penalty Of his
crime. ~
Had hs 5esH brpBRbt 10 The Washington
NArg Yard l.Iive, n9thing could have wiihN
siood the fury Of the excited ooagregAfed
thousands What disposal was made Of
Booih's body, after the autopsy upon it, il is
impossible 10 ascertain but thst a fitting
dispose, n keesiing with bis dEuominioos
career was made, Is certain.
Harold, who has bfen Exhibiting great
s6icisru siRca bis tapihte nos appears to re-
Alizs the asfal position ia which he is placed
and through ibs day tAs Fiteu way 10 IRE
quent weeping. He is gate young, and his
appearances Sosla Indicate han to be not ever
twenty. Some time ago he was an applicant
for the position Of Surgeon Stewart 10 tbe
P0emar RsiiHA, hui was nnsuceessful
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Professional.
CINCINNATI yENEREAL HOSPITAL



FoR TIE CUHK OF PHIvATR DIsEAEEs
lAu1Hndsr he ooutFoi oi two of tile uas4 EfBinsn
flCaeiNDs in The Word
nR. f. BoNAFAETE, from Lobeon End LHH
~ nospitals, snd ~ TIE past isn ears 81 tie IA
g nrsii NtnsTeal hSslssa a',a-Jf 10 kk1lOlis
where psImAneni cure u fuyhts -nistasss can IL
Otasined, sJlbout the q mercury or thHuAs @
Diet GoDsrrfosa cured tia 20 foTty y-tNo bbtfs
Glosi en1sd thtes "a tssdsys, eifeiuIes euitd "a
70 thrse Nocturnal Emissions eioJI ed Ia
isoto az esysi sslaiasi y cskness cured ih SEQ %
saghi uesksi syphis in lie pdlEaTy stsEss cured
three dsys sece RdEry synFaeHs Ia eHc 70 thrss
seeksJ SAN liiss'Ases carea n cue 90 tf1te weeks
iupettBcy sierf restored in epe 10 ious utels- -
diseases a Prsnts nAturs eaied Hiih Uni sytalsd
Dr. Banaparts efsaf sea On prisrfr s.eus-.
TIE Private Guide 70 heaih. tsutbelsi 10 AL
aid isale ed asa yogng slIeud r~se tkis seTk. u
urlf enlEhten tbots Nht troFs IA dafkHsFs FIies
Df. l.anspaFss's Fgssck FsasnI Nsis salsl II %
peflcflY shit, aud lever iEilf 70 give tAttihoiish
Pr re a. " ~ g,.ss ssa fs.hss NJ sfaS ssa,
oIs, - Ter bali deaen q pr oesen, sslt 10 Hsll
gs-Mhestne LuzlKl.s gsmAt Nonii1y i1it 10
tAiesIa TtiAsas rtnedy tof stpIutast tld - g.
male etssHsss. lsdlss fbouia not tttfa esrs,s
pIsgna,y, ssthsy vi ~ ases miscarriage Ilat A.
Drs. h. a Hls tlIs snsH e c1aszii, ihsy are IA
qDtessDEaly ack pcu ieaRsao ha tila rlnliaont Fhd
sihrs q yipsreh diasasts, and ne anly sTs 10
AAFc keeB secustot ed iItan slIly ffe Il atlo a.
sitpess ths ysrlont diseassay hith filft kfba
rssssai sisa,. = s.sfy s,sTs q ~. ~
hunt 10 abods 81 poverty 70 DE u.fafian ~ ~
seslihy, sne ls'.ls asesstalnta ts,pna delif %
thg So er~tfe sysisD ihsf paIiieuiaF sitd3 ana
- asyote lhsiI sbels Atisnlses % ihs illssatts ~
willie HnsWsIsd uhlsst ihsy ooGiSiU a ~ q itEos a.
q posisas siEinTs on g. neaIess
ifs BoNArAETE EEyNoLDs,
No l14 eyeannets sirtet tftsttn Flhh tad FiNla.
aaUt flda. CiDriuuaIl 3 ii0-
u. = hsirs rom A. .. . Z, ~. lsif
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Farmers & Mechanics AOtel.
NEW ADVANCEMENT.
WAGNER &C sHrRR


tsVOouaaaA ~gsrassstl ssaiosas.)
III ava tagssfhs otd and rophlar uei.l oe ssossA
strest. bnytcp nBd hal,s ~ itss5 ,it,ntis,s III
isssess = sass.n ts sesusrasd rapaislleE II ls
~. segyless = ~ g.ss, Taalsr. 90 .aasly hsov..
hare bern Fetalnadat (ne1E
rhs pHilanaes % iss faFsasT f,ssnSsts oonaasntly
N-tAf~Ne@ sufNR.dAU
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29

Not TO be Paid for until you Know
what you are TO Receive.

Durinz the month ending February %, ltCS. ]. All.
O uehan a Co. Lave haa The honor 81 dis r bltlng
among their patrons ONR HUNbRED AND hlhK-
TrEN cold AND SILVER WATCHf+ 81 the
pricr oi one dnilRr each. We sutgrin a few 81 the
nanv Ayoratle Opinions Of the Tfts 81"
sThis s one d the largest hiiastn tfe Cty q Nsw
York and are dong very extensive business aud
have on hand the larE Il Eioek that ie iouBd 10
ttet sity"Oceana 7i0tes, Pent Waet Mich Ottotsf
N, isg8.
81 heF are large dealers, ~ Their stick is manu-.
iseturei tn The tssi stylc an oi rure matthalsr-
Ysegiufh ssug,ri 81, y. y, oct ~, lsea.
sPi ,ENDlp list or ARTICLE sill TO HE
sgLD FeB 81 EACd-
aanllort., Lanll Hnnl M a.n " airhaa 40 I EIll
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meoiraI.

TTNHE c5mhdnSlouof ~ ingreditntsf 70 these rils are
the reaut n loo IN . ttcusjve pfNriiee. They
are mild 10 thr operaiiot and ceftsn IN ecrtectiuR
Al irregulsrurs, fahfh Measrpdi0ns, " nffIosing
Al obesa ilqHs, whether from ecid OF othersisf.
Hesdtchs, Pam Ia the side. rapitasrn oftle Heart,
Whites, an NerFohs Ahcctnnt, HysisrirE, Fftlghe,
Pam in the Baek s1a Limbs. ~ Disiurvea SLEEP,
which Hrise frou tlierruPiou OF nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S Pills
hv.s a. --sususs ssnent of new era in thettrsAA-
fnarn 81 those irrsglsries and oastruclions " hch
tiaye conslrnsd 90 many 70 arREHhsuEE ah4vs. No
itnae can ENJOY good heath uaisss she IA rrkuihr
md ne ever an oisirBeton takes pate the gensra'
health hegns to d-clire.
DR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Arc flr oslv Mofeias tbaf MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have rel ed IN foT mNuy wears, OF cah rely
en nov. BRWARH or ihITATJONsf These Pirs
i5rrn tt F'nff fEayaifoa ogsr J'at tsloa n Uith IN
hEDECEIVEn, Taxi ihis adVertsemsni 10 yonr
nrtiNri a a1T a. him ttM YOU afaaf ~ EFST aa
EpST EDLTABL FINALE AHDTCINR ~ THR
WORLD, Eiich ~ comprised IN
DR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are the most sfectuAl remedy sFsr iznosu f5r an
complhuts perll A. 10 Fetnalss, 70 h ulHsaes they
are iuvsuahn fnfasag Bh es41iafg periodical rsTu-
L1rtfH They are knosn 10 thousands. Who bnrs u q
them hi diicreut times throag ghnui % c0uBtfy. hay
sg the shnHtoh o. some of the most suliHsHt Fhtr-
siaai n AHuerioa-
EJliof diyseiigat ttaGuelnhcE ue shouai etbsnssd
ylth each boE--'ie fisi Dnt Deip pee Bar, eantain.
M nom ffy % sixty rlis,
Pills ssnf by 'ana pr1HspfiU ~ Fsmtfingto he Pro
PrisioT Sold BY Dr9sse.sts generally;
Propneiors, n Cedar street, EoE York.
keuton DuntAf0. Cley eland. and gskn y pkft
Cincinnati, sholessie agents sold in Dayton ~
Druggists ieaidiy
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A nInstfAtars aI htt hlh,t -.
lAle % hsfeennsfy natiniy, oiiis daora-sS I. x ,.
A.ee teaeeea 70 ins oaiafe kfs FegBeaird ~ -.
l.ntnedlatf payment, hHd hose hsrirF tlsisrs s4
,e -alns siii Fiast1i them q ne under. ined a.
'N@~he JOHN q. hACGOT7
-, !. v.., JOHN QuICg.
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Nrw YoaE, April 2s The Cowmeteiafs
l1Iashingipn special saES
haEAnl,s et she Farmets Bank in Rich.
s4t hsru opebed. and the contents
f1and bed A.
A CAbihsI - - - fs-dsf- = lsieered go
istnAlioaAl q qSs - isEe.ss tfile frf'-ssfs-'
cont piracy. Whicd ls alleged 10 have 81
tenxise rAmibcAtfon
Presideut johRsoa was loudly eheersd to-
dsy, while passing ihrough the streets
Booihs h5dsb been placed shsre a Wih
never be seen hy mpftai eye AgSia.
The PuEs SPECIAL says thai a Pennsylvania
delsgaten, hsEasd BY Commissioners Lewis.
called on tbe Presidebi, making ihs most
radical address ssi delivered.
TIE Presideni replied, repeating his con-
victioh thAi the rebel leaders should be pan
ishod. and the massHs Of the people fOrgivsn.
S Sereiery seward sud son are doing wth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-29

Rshsis Preparing 90 Iavads misseaEt-
ST LOWS, April 2a.--Rtports prevail that
siK 20 tseivr ihoasana rebels. cOD prisirR The
remuHuts u 5eh fhompsou's ard Joe Shell
Tvs hsigaaeA sre 81 P0rahontss, ArkAnsks,
preparing 70 invade Nissoan
A large Euhbfr are ieaving ihs south
western pArt of The State ia espsegosaoe.
Thres reaimtnisbave bteu teHt doWn the
river Ths reports are undoubtedly sxAEger-
Aied
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TeLEsRAPHlC NEWS.
War Huiisttn,
IoFTIciAL !


loFrIciAL
WAR DeFARTNKxT,
Wasnmorox, April 2s-s Pm
10 Myar Gsasrai DiE;
A aispsich from Gsoefsl Grant dated a,
Raleigh, ten p n, ApTil 25fh, staies that
J3hGsioa surrendered the forces audef his
command, embsacing au from here 10 The
Chaitahoochie river 20 shcrmsu, on he 25th,
~ agreed upon bstWoeu Lee and mgs6lf Tor
The Army Of Northern VirrihiA
lSgnedl = NJ STASr0y,e
Secretary Of War,
aRANra TERNs fIEH
TIE f5llowing fsem General 0rani on The
Bartender o. Lee army aiil explain The con.
diious Of dohnstobs Surrender.
lrApou,rrfRs or rHs hRNY or rst
u0rfn srarn t.5o = y APilg !
Hoa q " StaHtop Secretary ef War
g nrlal lee, surrendered he Army of
N5rihrfn NifginiA ,bis afternoon. upon turns
proposed by uylelf The accompanying I'd
diu5asl ooffespondsnce will shos the con
diilus ialy. u s GRAST,
Iieutnnapt General
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@IOtbing.
wILLIAM wALKER,

no. ssi THIRD sTEEEx. patton, OHIO.
ii a preFareo - acununrnpaate hfF cuuiufners VIII
II eFery article q prnfrmen'f urarinR ENgsFsi a.
tlie ltifsi ssgls ke4 tesi Nssiiigi Tease Hhb azs
eoatAs pHir. Hesias Ab,FF, hnaisgy, hnndktraiisi.
fte taaaA eAil. EE1l
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MesSrs q 4 II. oAvoHAE 90. u.ssassv.
New York. extensive HASufAcTuEIns ASb tHFeHTsks
of al tho leading and most fashionable styles of
WATCHES AND JEWRLBY, dssiIlhg g. increase
tttir lsra-s 70 ~ m fiicd ext ut, ave resolved
upOn CHEAT GIT DIS1 LlBTfiuS, sutgeci 10 the
regulations following
CtETITIotTrs. naming each article, and ~ vhine,
arc placed 10 Sam hNvELnrEG, and well mixed
Ons ~ tbBse envelopes vii 10 sent by uEii te any
address receipt 81 8 cents
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polunHut, o., January II, lsss
Its heetby certified, ttiai The ioftroing Is eoree
copy q tie htsispcui u uIe Dundiiicn o the huf-h
Anfricafi FIRE Insurance ioi lary a nhftiurl, male
70 ard flied in this on p, fof tsc yets lss5 -
fSEALl witness my hand ans ssal Officially,
1aqauff JAS IL BUHMAN
Au.ltinr 81 sfasaH
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WIfIEIIlA NIWUN.
Tho nreatssa amount insure Ia Sny ne nsl
is-- , laippo "
TIE fTsats - allowed ths rules 20 b insured
IN any one city, tosn. o. village. No rule has tsCp
adaJded
The greatest am ouu hiiuwefo ts Insured rny oas
dock. No RUE hss beeH adoFted--sis D. rdB on ts
consirncton.
No part tbs uaJatal OF sarnngH deposittd Ia any
STATE ae secufity for Losses therefn.
The CHARTER. Aet % lneoforh.ion - said CofnTA
tsisnsdl 4. y HASflNGs, President
Ws. Z. Gksfrsca, seeretnSy.
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s4sYF o. CopsEcuoVy, couBiy q Bariford, g.
HaEHF0up, ghnnafy 7, lseS

Personally hppsared A D. bnsuhRs, fftslds NJ AZ
William O. Hastngs, Scereisfy file North Atntichn
Fire itsurance CcuYany. aald nHtic cntii tnEi tte
foregoing statement - thea tuia crAfa ~ inli,
true and correct statement ~ tt ninifs of tHitufn
pany, A1d EXHIBITS, faT "a Dfu ~ ths este
its Actu condalon o. TIE 8ist duy q Desf t.taf
1884 EDWAED GuobAiAR.
A o0mfnissionsr nfthe State q OHIO, "a HGtaf3
Conn
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tTISsss s,l,l ..,.., EooH TO HKST Eaqsas. An ~
raafaafF
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All Articles Sold at One Dollar Each
Without r . gard TO Value.

ION recsirt Of the Certdcsie you viii vhsfycu
are rnlng 10 have abd lrsn q - 81 your opt To
send the dollhF and axe te ARTICLE oI not lurchAs
ers mHy thus ohtain q Gold WeA D, Dlsmord ting
or any set oi JeNelTy ontur list Or ONE pOLLAk,
hai ~ no they Est less Than Nne lO3lar'H .
worth - fheis ere no biabks. III prico q ctrhf
csfes 10 A. tullcNFs
one ior IS .~btss ave foT 81; eleven iof sa thirty
fof s., sEiF fFs -pT SO. one kubarcd ior SIS.
AetyTs va be siirvta to ceutg - every Oert n
oaia riis rod bv tbtua, frhFfdsd their remittance
hmountsto One Dolaaf. gtnts viii collect v oents
of every Cert hcAA remit 10 nts 10 us, eihtr
IA cash or postage stamps.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-27

vxTANTFD-Hides, Bacon, Lard. Tai
" re white Means Flax se<d. Feathers. BeeswSx,
w., ~ putatoee Onions, BITTER, Eggs, APPLES, and
iii kinds ofcounfry Produce for which We VII pay the
higness T. X COCHRAN 4 SONS.
,.,,em 40 Main S. near sth, Krohuks Iowa
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DR- J. F. SANFORD,

|DR J. F. SANFORD,
Having retired from the GENERAL Practice mod
cine in consequence u large and ncreasin ,eurkca1
practice has made Arrangements for the treatment Of al
cases embraced In thefolloutns enumeration:
1sf. All Surgieal cases and Surgical operations.
2xD- Diseases OF the Eye aud Ear.
3Rp- Disuas~s Of the Lungn and Throat
Ara. Consultations with Physicians In ali cases -
|. home OF abroad
In order to promote the bter treatment Of eur.;,]
and dseases Of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford haa
establiahed Inrhry for such cases where pstenta
will be wecared fo and where al the appliances and
bsst means Of used n similar Inst
tusions in the large cities, will be iound. =
Having enjoyed fos twenty yeas largs and gensroua
paronagct In the GsNkRAl practice Of medicine and sur
gerry from the citxes Of the this city and the
Ing country Dr. g. nov respectfully invites the pubic q
tenop to his special arangemsnts Tor the treatment
Surgical Gases and Diseases Of the Eye and lar.
jsl5-du
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

Dried APPIes-scarce and quiet at 12z@
I3c and pay for packages.
Green APpIes-DuIl and dropping. Good to
choice winter fruit held nominaIly at a range of
s3,sO94,OO.
POfafOes-Peachblows in good demand and
firm at s5c.
Hay-steady. Loose selling at a range of $500
dl5.OO; Beaten pressed firm at s2O,OO925,OO.
Lake Fish-Firm. No. 1 whitehsh, per half
Dbl, 1915; Pickerel $3.50; Trout s7,Oo97,6Oi
Herring s5,25.
TaIlOW-In fair inquiry at 1Sc for country
rendered.
SaIf-Firm at s2,55 for Fine SEQ for coarse
Onondaga s2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POrter-Stesdy. We quote: Pres
ent Use Xxx Ale 5000; Stock xxx s14,OO; Ken
nett SI6,OO Pale Cream S11, 90; Porter Sl4,OO.-
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
HOps-Firm. Held at a range of 4O96Oc for
New York, Michigan and Ohio.
MaIt-Stesdy. Barley Malt selling at SLIGO y
busheI-
Water Limc-Stock light and market firm at
$500 for Akron and Oswego.
PInster-PoweII's land plaster 5000 p ton
CaIcined $500 . Dbl.
Pig IrOn-Firm. MsssillOn, Ne. l, $500
Massillon, No. 2, 5000; Tuscarawas, No. |, $500
Tuscarawas, No. 2, 5000.
GrindstOnes-Steady at the following prices
Berea, small size, per y
Bcrca, large size, for machine shops-.-"--- 10 "
Black River, large, 80. IL "
Independence, large, --.-. 10 "
/ Lake % "
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

Hermann AND CoNJURATION.- Hermann,
the famous illusionist, is about to pay us a
visit. His fame as a sorceror or c~Unjuror
fills the land. He has long figured in the
popular Imagination as a person intimately
allied, if not visibly connected in some
Siamese-twin fashion, with the prince Of the
power of the air, and with the powers that
rule beneath the waters of the earth. He
will astound the public by exhibitions in
Brsinard's Hall next Thursday and Friday
evenings. A New York paper thus speaks
of him and his feats
Hermann's programme Of last week was
| surprising enough, but his performance this
week supasses the capacity of human com
p~rehension. Some of his feats last night
exeeIled ANYTHING We nave before seen eff
fected by any agency. Whether the intu-
ences impressed into the service OF the per-
former are of the earth earthly, or are Dor
rowed from the realms above or below, it Is
not within the power of his audience to de-
eide. Many, no doubt, attributed them TO
a cultivated acquaintance with the presiding
genius of the lower regions, while the more
Observant must nave detected in the extra
ordinary transformations which batied all
the senses nothing more than the wonderful
sensibility of Herr Hermann's fingers:
Among the best of the new tricks presented
last night was the devils hat out OF
which he produced more substantial ma
terials in tie shape of cards, and goblets,
| and lighted lanterns than a hundred hats
| could contain. After crushing and utterly
demolishing the chapeau, he sent it flying
| to the roof Of the Academy, and brought II
down bv a wave of his wand in perfect con-
dition, to the hands of its astuDished owner,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

MSsTERIoUS DIsAFFEARANcE.-Mr. George
Spencer, a young merchant of Hiram Rapids,
Portage county, came to this city last Tues
day evening, the 18th inst, and put up at
RusseIrs Forest City House. He took sup
per there, engaged a room for the night and
went out on business, but did not return to
the hotel, and has neither been seen or heard
from since, by parties at the house, or by
his friends at home. He came to buy goods,
as had long been his wont. Alarmed by his
protracted absence, his wife came to the city
last Saturday, but could get no clew to him.
His brother was here yesterday, butnothing
can be learned concerning the movements
of the missing man. 1t is barely possible
that he may nave gone East to make his
purchases, but on leaving home he intended
going no farther than this city.
He had a considerable sim of money, and
his friends have a painful suspicion that he
may have been foully dealt with. A de-
scription of the man may be found else
where, and any information concerning him
will be thankfully received by his friends.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-20

Rev. DR.. WILLETT's LECTURE Tomorrow
NIeHr.-Our citizens are generally aware
that the second lecture of the winter course
before the Library Association will be de-
livered tomorrow night, in Brainard's Hall.
Rev. A. A. Willetts, D. D., of Brooklyn, N.
Y, will discourse to us on that occasion, on
the subject, Sunshine, or the Secret of
Happiness" He has achieved a most En-
viable reputation as a lecturer in New Eng
land, and is reputed a speaker of fine pres
ence and address, as eloquent as Beecher
and as magnetic as Cough. We
have no doubt he will draw a very large
house. His lecture will probably be n Of
the p~leasantest of the season.