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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01
ARRIVAL OF MAILs AT DEPOT


- All Mails Close one hour fsfoFs departures
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through srrIyea at 7;s0 A. H., ais p u
and 9:2s P. n.
Eastern Way arrives at lO.2O An.
Western Through arrives at 500 i. N. $40 P. M
do Way arrives 0t 2.55 P. N.
Sandusky Way arrives st 9sl5 A. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $50 A. NJ 500 r p
do Way arrives At $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through strives at s;55 A. =.
Way arrives ht 1910 P. NJ
Mahoning Way arrives st l0.s5 A. Ne
hsadYille arrives at 1925 A. NJ.
MsdinA Way arrives at 500 P. n.
RoskPort, Ao-, arrives Tuesdays, Thursday sra
Saturdays 1t IL k.
Warrensvillo arrives daily at lO:l5 An.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. ~
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
MAsfERE THROUGH for Eris, Buffalo, Boston, New
York Hartford, and Psinesvilie Geneva, Ashiahu
Il md gonnasnt. closes at 500 A. NJ
AEAsTERE THROUGH, for Ees York only, elosas At
E4sTTan THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes a. s'Oo
EAsTEaE WAT, for all points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes ct 2;50 P. d.
FEsTEaE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Dettslt, Chicago;
and Milwaukee CLOSES At 7:l0 A NJ ,,,--
WEsrERE TKzoUGH, for Toledo, Detroits ShlSAS4s
Dubuque. St. Joseph and Cairo closes st 9:Oo z. ~;
W1srEnN WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at i;45 P NJ.
diAte points, closes At $3.50 P. Nj
OlEcIsEATI WAY, for all points between Oisvaishd
and Cincinnati, closes at T;06 A NJ
UIH0uRATI THRoUGH, for Columbus. DsytorI
Newark and Cincinnati, closes At 7:O5 A. h.
OlsouNArI THRoUGa, Tor Columbus, Oinoinnhfl
Louisvills, ST. Louis, Indianapolis, zanssvile, Aua
Wheeling, closes st 900 P. NJ
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and NAsh-
Inztcn, closes At 12.5e P. n.
PiTTsBURaH WAY, for all points between Oleve-
and WsllsviIls, and Pittsburgh, Harrisbnrg, Phik
adelphia Baltimore and Washington, closes ~ 1'oo
| Al
| S.MAHoEIsa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
/ Gad Youngstown, olOsea at 2:45 p. N.
MEADvILLE, closes al 9:5n A. NJ
HaDHA WAY, olosos Rt 7;S0 A. 81.
I q so0KFoRT, &c., oIosss On tuesdays, FhussdAJs
l Rad Saturdays, alta
WARRHSsv1L1u, closes daily IO;s0 A N.
EAST OIEvHLAsB and Euelid. oioses daily, - '
P.M.
Mall aud DrOp Lsttsrs Srs required By iAV TO b
i prepaid
All City OircnlAz required to be prepaid vita
i q tWo-osnt stamp.
Omcs open from 7:sO 4 N. 70 Ts0 P. NJ o.
/ Sunday from 2 A. NJ 20 1000 A. NJ.
e. COWLEs. P. N.
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Professional Card.-A. Metz, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor of Diseases of the Eye in the Charity Hospital
Medical College, can be consulted in his speciality
every Tuesday, from 10 A. M. till P. NJ, in the
faculty room Of the College, HOfman's Black, su-
perior street jan2i:4s4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01

TIE PACIFIC MoNTHLY.-We have received
from its publishers in New York, copy of
the Pacific Monthly, issued by them 81
multaneously with its publication in San
Francisco. The magazine is devoted to the
interests of the Pacific Slope, and seems to
reflect with fidelity the spirit, mind, civili-
zation and aims of the people of that part
of the continent. The magazine has a
very neat appearance and we wish itabun-
dsnt sacessss.., s..,,1os bqs .ias7sr 7n,1eqps frz
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RODHEY DENNIS, secy.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.

The above Company have increased their Oapit5
to $500. coo, will be sssn BY Their card abova
are perfectly reliable.
The undersigned Agent for the Company 10 =
city, IS now issuing a great many policies to El
class Of citizens. A W DAY Is SINCE John @. faa
dsrvsld, q Fireman, living on the West side, va
injured at q fire so that be wBs unable foF TIM
to perform his accustomed labor, and made hh
claim to tbe Agent here for compensation, ard q
soon - the proper proofs could be sent to tho Con
pany, the money was ordered to be paid over g.
him. without delay, ana the Agent is directed
settle all claims as soon as properly made.
This Company, although young in existence, ha
become the most popular Insurance Ccmlany
any sort la the United States. HUNDREDS and thou
sands or al ages and circumstances are sseurin.
policies from $500 to s. COO and for travellers rsk
and compensation for disability.
All Who are exposed to accidents Of any sort (sr
who are not sometimes expO'sd? p are invited tOea
on the Agelt snd tisfy themselves in this matte
No examination necessary, and no matter VIA
age. a. FULLER, A. sut,
jsDl9 Is Superior s., cleveland, ohio
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LOCAL NOTICES.

First Ward, attention I-Draft AssOoiA-
ton meeting this Wednesday evening. To attend
this evening, no man needs urging. We expect to
KNOW HOW We STAND. Will you be theIe1
VIZ. MELHINCH, PreB't.
d. CHESTER, Secretary. febl1ss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01

A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON EU-
IA cid street. for first class Rssidence is offered
for sale at a reasonable price. It fronts Euclid
street $50 feet extending back 1910 feet and contains
five acres On it are planted and in thrifty cOndi
tioa % Grape Vines the best varieties alta ba,
laWa-e acd Concord; also, 100 Peach trees and 30
Apple trees of the best duds. The land little out
side the city limits the Street Railroad passing the
Ruilding .fan16.lSQ
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n. 4. HONEY MARKET Jan. 81.
IBY TELEGRAPH.
MOney-Easy at 697 30.
Sterling Neutrality-suspicious. request at
|. 93S9IO95E for gold.
6iOId-Exoited and lower. Opening at 2ll,
declining to 1929, and closing At 20
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AmnsEments.

RRFFDMFN7S AID FAIR AND
n FFSTIVAL-The Freedmen's Aid Society, of
Cleveland, will hold a Fair and Festival at
CHASE'S HALL, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Music, speaking, &c, to enliven the occasion.
janSO:iss J.w. GREGORY, sec'y.
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CITY NEWS.

WAETED-A boy to carry the Leader on
West Side. Apply at Leader Office.
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1TOTTOE Is HRREBY GIVEN tbs

MI OLANN u A-Il~'I1D u W4N INT
y a petition will be presented to the Commission
ers-of CuyshORa county, 81 their March Session,
Iss5, asking for the location Of public highway
in Brsoksviile Township, commencing at the inter
section Of the River Road With the line Of lots "a
and IS thence running in EasteTly direction 70
On the 0hi6 0ARslH ssi,issb jan3e:1e1 :,
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New EORK sToUh nARkEr.

HEE YORK STOOH AARAETs
HHW YORK, Jan. 81, 1865.
Government SfOeks-A shade frmsr and
active. u. s. OBe-year certificates :; do Ten
forty coupons 1905 do Fivs-twenty coupons 1855;
SiIes Of o. coupons, lG95s; Fiye-tWtntiss regis
tered 1857
StOeks-Lower. Missouri 6's -; Ohio Mis-
sissippi certificates 2G2si Cumberland pr fsrred
-; MGriposa -; Erie 701S; do preferred -;
Hudson 1925 Beading 1857; Mich'sn Oent'l 1886
Michigan Southern =; Illinois Central scrip ll5
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 79. Northwestern 321s
do preferred -; RooK Island 9l1S; Fort Wayne
9O5z New York Central 1857; Quicksilver -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01

DENOMINATIONS Nebling, of the 2lst
o. V. l., has been honorably discharged.
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OHICAsO sIARKET.-Ian. 81.


IBY TsLEgRAPH.I
FIOuT-Duil.
Wheat-Quiet at SO a..
COrn-Dull at 81 1901 n.
Bafs-Quies at 81 =.
HiEhWines-Dull. offered at 50 II With no
buyers.
HOgs-95I6I3.
Dressed HOEs-Dull at 121I9l3zo-
Whfsky-Du I at 50 l6@2 1615-
Professionalism.
POrk-ssIes OF Mess at sss OOas3 50i Prime
Mess $50 90.
Reeeipfs-FIour 400 bbls; wheat 1900; corn
1000; oats 2s0oO; 1900 hogs.
ROs Q b Esremttss' kSrOVIssOn marx 20 RSss
pert.
The following are the rates charged By Us:
HRms-Suz znr-cursd premium hams . DIS .
Dried Bees c
ShOulderG-Sugar-cuTe q 9b.-...-.......-..-..16 o
BaeOm-Or Smoked Sides q b-.-......-..-...--...2l c
Iard-Prime leaf ksttie-rnd'd In bbls or trcs.23 c
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd I'm kegs q b.-24 G
POFh-NO. mess d %
Extra clear 3 sbbl..........................5 80 30
~ No extra charge made for packages OF cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly primo, and equal to anything In
the State. Orders promptly filed.
ROSE 4 PREHTlB5.
dsIs-R Nos ls2. Ia snd l46 Ontario street.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE I
InEanAN Ian 81 1aaE

AuAsDANs Jan. SA5 1ooo.
The supply of currency today is better than for
some days past for general business, but the Banks
show no disposition to favor outside borrowers,
and continue to confne their operations in the
discount limo to regular depostors, whose demands,
however, are not just at present particularly press
ing or on a very large scale. Exchange continues
steady and quiet at 1S9A of buying and par
selling.
The announcement to-day that peace commits
Iioners from Richmond were on their way to WASH
ington to discuss with the Governments plans Of
settlement, fell like a thundsrbolt in Wall and
Williams streets, sending God down with . rush
from 2II at tho opening in the morning to 2O53 at
the close Of the o'clock Board-the rat IN the
course of the decline touching as low as 2,21, but
but subsequently rallying. At Galagher's Eve
ming Exchange the price closed at 20354. One eff
feet of this news has been to completely break
down tie bull combination, under whose msniPu-
Iatiens the recent upward movement was con-
Quoted, and Gold, being deprived Of this specula.
tive power behind IT, will be more likely to attain
a nearer approximation to its relative value, even
should these reports prove groundess. There has
rarely been a more marked decline in Gold than
that of to-day, and it requires to that
still iurthsr fall must reEult in a confirmation of
this report that peacs commissioners have gone to
Washington.
Government Stocks are ruling hrmer, and an
advance is noted to-day in New York, with an act
i've business reported. Railway shares. partially,
doubtless, in consequences Of the decline in Gold,
are dull and tending downward, the entire list
showing sligat decline to-day from yesterday
| figures.
The Second National Bank to day reoeive1 in
subscription to the ssven-thirty Popular Loan
ss7, 900.
The Cincinnati Commercial CT this morning says
in relation to the Money market IN that city:
i There continues to be moro Of q demand foI
/ Money than the discount houses can supply, and
! of about the same character as that experienced
| for some time p st. The rumOrs Of failures ol
spectators in New York sre, OF course, calculated
/ to produce some nervousness and put Bankers 4
portion of greater reserve as to toe aeeeptAnst
Of Paper that has not extra sOlidity in its base.
Contractors are still without relief At the hands
of the Quartermasters, and their Inconvenience il
| propOTti onatey Increased, causing them to submit
| 10 heavier rates Of discount on their Vouchers
The God receipts from California at New Yorh
during the month Of JsDusry this year, are far il
excess Of the amount received during the SAM
period in 1s6I as the following figures viii show
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01

CO-parfnership.-H. t. Hover having assO-
ciated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford. will continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Goods business, under the firm name of H. L
Hover & Co., at the location formerly occupied by
j. NJ & H. T. Hover, No. go Superior street and
No. 40 Seneca street.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865.
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COM MERcIAL.

MORNING LHAIIB OFFIOE,
TUESDAY EvHIEG, Jan. 81, L 65.
ReetIpts-The receipts of Grain by rail during
the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock to-day
were as follows:
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DissOIufiOn.-The co-partnersbip heretofore
existing under the firm and name of J. NJ. & d.
Hover, is this day dissolved by mutual consen t
The business of the late firm will be settled at the
office of H. T. Hover & Co.
J. NJ. HOVER.
H. T. HOVER.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1865
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01
GRAND MASQUERADE Nh
N AND RaZ
FANCY DRESS PARTY of co. E, 'ss
4 N CrIT1 DTAnO I'LL

Thursday Evening, Feb. 9Th, 1855.
Tickets to Floor 81 co. Spectators 80 cents each.
COBHITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS :-iiaot. J. g. Par
sons, Geo. h. Hopper, J. B. Hall, ". W. lswOrth,
Geo. ". Tufts ". II WsdAwOrth, John n. Ricsey,
T. B. NsWcomb, DAn'l Ager, VIM. =. Mcbride, Wm.
F. Scotten.
Music by BillsOn's Full Band.
All will be required 10 unmaik and register their
names 8 the Reception Room before entering the
Hall.
Orders for Carriages may be left at CARROTS, CT
viii any of The Committee. tanET:le9
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

Fiscal Agent and Designated DepOsIta-
rs Of the United States.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
$40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which viii allow liberal commission to Dealers
VIII keep on hand for sale
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS OF ISSI
UNITED STATES z-3O TREASURY NOTES,
VIII purchase at highest market rates.
OOIN,
OOIN COUPONS
o. S. QUARTERAIASTER'S VOUOHERs,
e9 CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
q GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL KINDs.
InoSRST ~
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ADVANCED

SOU.UUU in Gums to suit-At the old stand
aud Well-knOWn WAGHER'S LOAN OFFIOE, on
securities Of oVsry kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Hatoaes Dismonds, Silver Ware, Jowelry, Guns,
aIstola Clothing, Dry GoodH, Pianos, MelOdeOns,
md ali ersOnsl property and articles Of yalue, on
hs moat satisfactory terms Business strictly prt.
fats. EHtnblisbsd 1881. n. B.-A variety Of un-
5edeemed Watches, JsWolry, Guns, kn., for uals at
q zrRainE.
Ofaos-onFnsr o water and Superior HtrsstE,
ser Davis spd PsiSOtso's Clothing stere.
oes1R J. o. 4 ". WAGNER.
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HNHE CLEVFLAND FRFEDMFNlS


Bank street. They will be open during business
hours Tor the reception Of stores for the suffering
Freedmen. d. "A GAGE,
jan4.l92.dEg Secretary.
V7u A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
PtO everywhere, 1t $40 n month, expenses paid,
70 sell EITEEs ARTICLES, the best offered. Full
particul Ars FREE. Addreys OTIS 7. CAREY, Bidde-
ord, Maine. dss.is4dkw
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tATANTED-$I25 A MONTH"; Agents

~ orJwhere n introduce SHAW 4 CLARK's SIx.
fEEE DOLLAR FAMILY SEWING MACHINE the ONLY
sJw price machine IN tho country which Is LICENSED
~ Grover Baker, Wheeler Wilson, Howe, Singer
AGO., and Bachsidsr. Salary and expenses or large
commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
or less than iOrfY dJllarz each ISFREGEhENTs.
and the seller and LLABLE. Illustrated circulars
sent FREE Address SHAW CLARK, Biddeiord,
Msine. ds5:l84dAw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01
TRAVELER's REGISTER.

- OitiEens wishing conveyance to eithsr oI tee
above Trains or Boats will be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
At the Omnibus once, l4f Superior strsst, next
door to the Wedden House
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01
ORDINANCES.

To amend an ordinance to regulate avn
ings. Tabled.
For the payment of claims. Passed.
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN,
IEsUREs AGAINsE
ACCIDENT rs
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.

90.
Five Dollars Annual Premium
Will insurs S5 600 sgaiost loss of life oocasousd By
accident TO any Dablo eoHrsyaHes BY which the as
sured may be At the time travelling, under The TraV
sleTs RISK Policy
Ten Dollars Premium
Secures q policy for 5000. aud also SIS = week
compensation for prs -nal injury iGcap tcitatBg
the assured from his ordinary businsss-uCder
the Travellers Risk. -
twenty-five Rollers Premium
Secures full policy Eor 81, 900, aud SIS por wssl
compensation for all and every description Of aeci-
dent, travelling or otherWise-under q General Ao-
cldent Policy.
Policies for $500, with s. per week compensation,
can be had for So per annum, any other
bstWsen $500 and S5,OOo at proport onsts rates.
specisl and hazardous risks taken at special and
hszArdous rates.
RS- No medical examination required.
J. G PATTERSON, Prs5t.
u
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Rast-NttltE 9inst.G GabIe.
1915. Winter Arrangemens 1S64-s.
FoR TIE
ARRIVAL AED CLOSING Oh NAILS.
AZ TuU


OoMEEsoIss EoHDAY. ocToRER SlsTs 1884.
~ Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour aftsr arrival of trains.
- All Mails Close one hour fsfoFs departure .
trains.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.

ofThomas sloevin, 5000, from grading
Detroit street. Board of City Improve
ments.
OF Thomas Oats, slOO, for same, and so re-
ferred.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
mo. GO. |


A n ORDINANCE FOR THE CLOSING
IA Up of Disorderly Houses where Unlawful
Assemblies Congre@ate, out OF which Riots
and Mobs might be Engcndered in tic City.
SEC. !. Be it ordained 10y the City Council
of the city Of Cairo, that whenever the Mayor
deems it necessary for the public welfare that
aay public house where Intoxicating liquors arc
sold, and where persons of either sex congre-
gate and make. or cause to be made, any un-
usual noise or disturbance, either by day or
by night, having caused, or likely to cause, n
breach of tic peace, riot, mob, or other dis
turbance to the annoyance of the neighbour
hood, it shall be his duty, and he is hereby
fully empowered and directed to order the clos
ing up Of said house forthwith, the same TO be
kept closed till such time as the public safety
demands, TO be determined by tho Mayor or
Common Council.
Sec. 2. Any person violating the previous
section of this ordinance, being the owner or
keeper of such houses, who refuses to comply
with the demands of the Mayor or any occu-
pant or participant who may oppose the Off
GERS il the discharge of their duties in arrest
ing parties for violations of the previous sec
ton shall be fined, the former not less than fif-
ty dollars nor more than one hundred dollars,
the latter not less than twenty-five nor more
than fifty dollars, with costs Of prosecution.
Approved September 20, 1865.
THOS. WILSON. MaTor
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THOS. WILSON, Mayor.

ELECTION NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that there Will be special election
held on Friday, the goth day of October next
ia the First ward, at the late Office of the Trus
tees of the Cairo City Property, for the election
of an Alderman for said ward, to fill the va.
cancy occasloned by the removal of c. NJ. o.
terloh from the ward
In the Second Ward, at the Council Cham
Der, for the election of an Alderman in said
ward, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of r. c. Gully.
In the Third Ward, at the engine house of
the Hibernan Fire Company, for the election
of an Alderman for said ward, occasioned
by the removal Of John Clancy from the
ward. ss.t
In the Fourth Ward, at the Court House,
for the election Of an Alderman for said ward
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the removal
Of John Galbraith from the city
Polls open at O'Clock, AN, and close at 6
o'clock. PM.
By order ofthe City Council.
ALIEN. ii. IRWIN, City Clerk.
CAIRO, ILL, Sept. 22d, 1865. sep22-dtd
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

The people OF Annapolis agitating the ques-
ton of building a new opera house
eY"Mlss Adelaide Phillips arrived at New
York on the Costa Rica.
-Artemus Ward has been compelled by
illness to give up his entertainments for the
present.
rs 1t has been satisfactorily ascertained
that ducks enter the water for differs reasons
and come out for sun-dry motives.
gB-A darkeys instructions for putting on q
coat were: "Fust de right arm, den de left, den
give one general conwulsion
If wine is poison, so is tea
Only in another shape;
What matter whether one is killed
By canister or grape:
~ 1t appears that when an insane person
or pauper wanders into New Haven, he or
she is Immediately put on board the steamboat
for New York in order to avoid expense to
the town.
eEseThe Portland papers are complaining
of the scarcity of water in that city. The wells
are drying up and the people viii soon be able
10 discover whether truth really lies at the
bottom OF them.
Bishop Ames suggests that the Chief
Justice of the United States shall settle The
title Of the Southern churches, and promises to
withdraw all the ministers, whom he has APP
pointed to their charge if the decision shall
prove adverse.
The estimated cost of the monument tc
Mr.. Lincoln, to be erected in Springfield, Ill.
is two hundred thousand dollars, and the sun
thus far contributed towards it is fifty Thousand
dollars. Of this amount the city of Chicago
has furnished total of precisely two hundred
and eiehty-nine dollars and fifty-seven cents.
sE-A wide awake minister, who found hi
congrt cation going to sleep one morning before
he had fairly commenced, suddenly stopped
and exclaimed: Brethren, this isn't fair; it ism
giving man half chance. Wait till I &c
along piece, and then.i if amt worth listen
ing to, go to sleep; but don't before l get com
menced; give man q chance
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mo. GIL
N ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE
n owners, master and employees of steam

N ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE
n owners, master and employees Of steam
boats while laying at the port of Cairo.
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the City Coun-
Gil of the City of Cairo, that it shall not be
lawful for any owner, Captain Or employee OF
any steamboat any water craft OF any
description laying at thc port of Cairo, to cause
or have the whistle of said water craft blown
or whistled. Any person, employee, owner
or Captain Of any water craft so offending the
provisions Of this section it shall be de emed a
public nuisance, and on conviction before a
Police Magistrate, shall forfeit and pay to the
city, for its use and benefit, sum not less than
ten dollars, nor more than fifty dollars for
each and every offence with casts Of nrnSenia-
Master or his deputy to serve printed copy of
this ordinance upon the owner or Captain of
each boat landing at the port Of Cairo and no
owner, Captain or employee or others shall be
liable under this ordinance till such notice has
been given. PfoUtded that the service of one
notice upon such OWNER or Captain shall be
sufficient.
Appro Ied September Goth. 1865
THOS. WILSON, Mayor.