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| - bails viii be opened and ready for dsiITery
/ sne hour after arrival Of trains.
- An Nall close ons hour bsioFs departure
lssiRE.
| AsEIVAL OF EAILs AT DEPOT
s,s9 o4 laI9SEs arrives st Tso A. NJ, Gl6 p A.,
sasseyn Way arrives st Io.2O An
dessern Through arrives ~ ESQ A. n, $40 P, n
DO Mey arrives ct 2.66 P. NJ
stndusky Way arrives ct s:I5 An
inolonAa ~ W1hrO0gh arrive: e $50 a. NJ 500 :.
s-ssbarEh Through arrives At o.66 A. n.
Way arrives at 1910 p. NJ
dAhon1ng Way arrives at 1e.s5 A. n,
aeadEtlle arrives at l0:25 A. n.
2odina Way arrives 81 400 P. n.
S0osportp &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at IL II.
HeTrensville arrives daily ct l0:l5 A. N.
Aaet Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. L.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AAsTzaH THROUGH for Eris, Buffalo, Boston. EsE
Il and Conneant, closes ct $50 4. n.
a A4STSRI THaoUeHn for New York only, clcssa 81
E25 p. n.
EAsTu4 THaoUaa, for ErIs, BunAIO, Albany,
Bogton, HsW York and Hartford, cloSss a 500
p N.
E4sTIAa wAI, for al points between UsysIand
and Erie. closes at s;6O P. 4.
HEsTERI THEoUaH, for Toledo, DetrsIt OhIoago;
and Milwaukee closes ss 7:lO A. n
HEsEEEI THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, So. Joseph and Cairo closes at 900 P. II
MZ.AAA uAht loF Al polnH DetWeen OleVolhnc
and Toledo, closes ct Las P. n.
sAEDUHKE WAY, for Sandusky and all Interms-
date points, closes at $50 P. n.
OIEuEEATI WAY, for all points between USTaIAnd
and Cincinnati, closes ct T;05 A. n.
CIHc1EHATI THBoUeH, for Oolumbus, Dayton,
AeEark and Cincinnati, closes at 7:06 A. n.
OIEci5HATTI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
kouaYiIe, 80. Loui5, Indianapolis, ZAnosVils, and
Hheeling, closes at 900 P. n.
FTrIssUEaH THROUGH, for PitslburNh and WAIh-
iEgton, closes st 12:5O P. n.
FITuBunaH WAK, for sn points between CisVs-
and, MsllgVills, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
sdepbias Baltimore and WsshiEgton, CLOSES at 100
All.
AAEoHEo WAY, for al points bstWssn OSYOIans
AID youngstown, closes ct 2:45 P. n,
AEADVILLE, closes ct o.5o A. n.
EsDIHA WAY, closes Ak T:SO A. n,
EookPo8F, 80, closes On Tuesdays, hursdan
and Saturdays, atI2M.
NAKREESVInIs, closes daily, IO.eo A. N.
P.m.
Nal and Drop Lstts-5 ara required By law 70 b
prepaid.
An City Circulars arr rsquirOdt to be prepaid Witb
Q sWo-cont stamp.
ofloo open from 800 A. M. to 1850 P. M. On
Sunday from 800 to 1000 A. N.
4 COWLEs. P. N.
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~MANHOOp AND THE VIGOR

% uIhNAQO5 AND I'LL 4OOI
OF YOUTH RESTORED In four weeks, By Dr..
Ricord's ESSEECE OF LIFE Dr. Bicord (0f Ia
Tis) has appointed an A gent in New York for the
sale Of h1 highly priced Ersenoe Of Life, his
wonderful agent will restore Manhood 20 the most
shattered constitutions in four vees, aud # used
soooTding to printed Instructions, faurs is impos
sible. success, in every case, Is certain.
DE. Rioord's Essence of Life lg sold in cases. With
fui Instructions for use, OF 50, four quantities
In one for So, and wi be sent 10 any part careful
ly packed Teaeipt Of remittance 20 his acsredt-
ed sgenr. Circular sent FREQ on rsosipt Of four
gtsmps PHILIP ROLAND,
4E7 Broome street, one door west Of Broadway,
febi5.RS New York.
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the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the P0stofce, when they will be de-
livered, without e1trs cnarRe, with promptness
sccoroiag to tue following Tine-Table Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the BiYer and eatt side ontario st..
('ncluding the Ox-BoW dsts), the Delivtriss will
be IS iolloEs:
FIRST DElIvERY.-carrierB win leave PostofHce
al S;OO A n with proceeds CT all night mails.
SEC1ND DELIvERY.-Leavs Postof1oe as 1000 A.
NJ with proceeds Of 1880 Eastern.
THIRD De IvERT.-LeaYe 1l:90 A. N. with pro-
eeeds Of $50 A. N Western, 9:l6 A. N. Ssndusky
Way, $3.50 A. N. Cincinnati, s25 A.. n. Ptttsburg,
and 1870 A N. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIvERT.-LeAvs at zoo P. N. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FIFTH DELIYKRY.-LeaVe at 400 P. N. with pro.
eseds Of 2l5 P. H. Eastern, S:65 P. N. Western and
800 P N. Cincinnati.
SIXTH 4 ELrvERY.-Leave st 500 P. n for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying bets cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue
including seran!on's Flats, the Heights, and the
West ride;
FIRST DELIvERT.-Lss7s PostofHoe ct sOOA N.
with proceeds Of night mails.
SEC0sD DELIvEET.-LeaTe at 1870 A. N. With
proc eds OF all forenoon mails except les2O A. N.
Eastern Wsy.
THIRD DEiIVERH.-Lea7s st 500 ?. n. with pro-
cesds Of 10:ZO a II. Eastern Way.
FoURTH DEIrvERT-Lesve ct $3.50 P. n. with
7
and 800 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
NESS TERRITORY.
FIRST OoLLEOuoE-Wih commence at 500 A. N
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEooSD-WDl commence at 1000 A. N. fsr Drop
Letters.
TmRD-Commences at 1I:3O A. NJ. for I:5O P. N.
Pitt burg, 2;45 NJ. Columbus, 2:i6 P. n. Toledo
and S25 P. n. Esst.rn Way.
FoURTH-Commences at 200 P. N. for $50 P.
Eastern and 4:30 n. Ssndusky.
FWTH-Oommf noes at 4s0 P. N. for Drop Letters.
5I1TH-Commencts at 500 P. 4 for 500 P. N.
Eastern, 10 90 P. Western, and Il 90 P. n. Gin
cinEGtii $50 A. n (nsxt morning) Mahoning; 500
A. n. (next m rniDg) Pittsburgh; 500 A N. (next
moTningl Cinnaii and s;l0 A. N. (next mOrningl
Toledo.
COLLECTION IN THE FOUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY
viii commence st 5000 NJ, 1870 A. NJ, 800 P.
N. AID $3.50 P. N.
+. COWbES P. n.
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aREcAL LNoTIoEa.
FTLLIs sPFCTFTO PILIs-WART


HAETED Il ALL OAsng.-lOan be relied
Fever fasl 70 ouTel Do not naaBsatsl Are Ipesd
"a acti6zl No onangs Of dist rOquirodl Do not in
tsEfsrO With eaElnasl puEgzlt.l Gan bs uEed With
sat dstecttoHi Upward ei e2 epres the past month
-sqoszt 81 thsm very EeVots el5sl. OEel ooa hun
efed phyuioiAnH have uBed them tn their pfao-
teos, and Bpeak vel Of their Sl1oAey, sad RqpEcys
81 thsir competition, Whioh d entirety Tagstabls-
and harmlsaI on the EyEsoEa. Rundrses Of oerttas
aEtss can b uhcWn. Hellu epeci4e Pulls are n
utieinal ana only genuine EpeciEo Pin. Fhey ars
RdSptsd Or 1Ais and sumEis, oldor young, ans
chs only reliable remedy Tor odecsing . PermAo
isn't md speedy cure in Ell oa1es Of ePermAtoTTns
o. Seminal WeakneM, With all its truinI of esiss
zach zs UrathFsi end Fag,lai Discharges dieeti
he Wkites, Hlghtly OF Involuntary EE1issions, In
eanttasnes, Genital Debility a1d IETiteolhtyi IN
rctoEoy, Weakness OF loss Of PoWeEs Nervous pe-
Aflity, kc., &C., all Of which arise priaoipaly no
hsxual Exoesses or Self Abuse, OF some eonatita-
ticnat dorhngsment, and ineApeoitates tns faDerel
fsprl fulliliuz the duties Of married LIE. In al
ssaual dseasss, IS GoncrThea, Gieet and STRUCTURES
gspg1ltng Physiolsu for the treatment Of Seminal,
Vrfnsry, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who viii
ssud, frce 20 al, the following ValzAbls work, In
ssaisd snxsloPe:
raa FzETura THopsAsB.-Dr. Beila Treatise On
Esif Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
81 Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Eiehtly Emissions, Genital Debility, Ao., 80, q
pamphlet Of "a psgss, oontaining important Ed-
g;os 30 tas seaigtsd, and which should Be read hg
sssry sufferer - the means Of ouEs in she ssTcrsrt
stsSes b plalnlE rst foEth- I've stsnrs required
60 pag postage. iulga;Is8'uao.H.tEiASy
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IdPORTANT TO LaDLES-Dr. Bar.


EeFs Eenals Fills hags hsTsE yst lsilod n TsnOF.
inR difaeuitiea srisng from obstruction, or stop.
pAss Of nature, or Ia restoring She syEtsm 20 per'
eqs health Whe1 Euf5ring non Spiral AEections, /.
ftolrp5us, Uteri, tie Whites, OF other weskness J
ths UtsTins Organs. ms Pills are perfectly harm
lssa the constitution, aRd Edny be taken hy the
Ss0st aecNfs tezasls Without canning di5trees-tha
sane tine they acs Iks charm by strengthening
sRyig0ratiag and restoring ths system 70 health
aondstion, and bJ bringing on tho monthly period
With regularity, n matter nom what oEugsF the
pkstruotion uey arise. ThsT should, however, soz
- taken during ths srrt shrss Hloaths Of pregnan
sy, thcugh Esfs IS any etssz fiEss g. EisoaTriaSs
gnFii Be shs resrlt.
= Zach bcx contains 90 pills. FTfcs ! %.
TT. EAsEHT's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, HireaTisgs, BerTsnnosa, stsrillty, Re.
Frcdue=ion, and Abuses Of Nature, and omphatioaI.
" tho Ladies RriTsts Hedioal Adviser, pamphlst
e e pages sent Fse &c any address. Six cents ro
aHirea % pay postage.
Ths pills s7d book Win 10 rant 5y nan Wien DE-
sirsd, Isguraiy soaied, and prepaid, bJ
g.BREAE, II. D, General Agent,
Ho. T6 Cedar st., EoH YORK.
IA Eold By al the principal Druggists.
d. ". CLARK, DTpgEiEs, Agent fo- Cleveland.
Frfug1sRe-r - 49,
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FROM UAIKO.

CAIRO, April IL.
A dispatch from Psducsh announces
the probable surrender of the rebel Gen-
ersl Lyons commsndte General Mereoltn'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19
CLOTHING.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
New Goods at Onion Hall for Spring,
is now the theme OF which sing
We've all the latest styles just made
To suit the finest city trace
OF new Spring 0veIcoats and Sacks
To it the form li1e moulded wax
And Business Coat Of stylish make,
All of the present sty es that taks5
But then the crowniDg Goats Of all
Are the Dress CoATs st Uniou Hall.
We pride ourselves that we excel
All others in the costs We sell;
For in them you will always ind
Fit, Fashion, Grace snd Ease combined
Bat on our Goats will not dwell
We've also Pants and Vests to sell,
Of every hue, snd shade and style
To tel, on sll would take while;
So I will only mention here
That those y no ,uld in style sppear,
Should come to Union ball and buy
The OLOro ING best to please the eyes
And not alone the eye to plesss,
Bet money save in buying thesei
For We will sell ct prices low,
No matter how the 90 d does 90.
In Furnishing Goods both rch and neat
We have a Etook full and complete;
Our gallant boys in blue" will find
All kinds of G. DDS to sait their mind.
We've alEo for the boys IN store
A better stock than e'er before;
And can a l fit, both great and small,
With CLOTHING best st UHIoS HALL.
~ he finest stock Of Spring and Sumner
Clothing and the Lowest Prices in the city at
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall,
sols Agency for The sale of
STR ONG'S ARMY TRUNKS,
SLNGER'S SEWING Ma CHIMES,
AND
6tOFF's AutOmatOn Preisman:
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
rB- LoLk out fer the Giants sp5
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC s GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
spring and Summer Arrangements.

Spring and Summer Arrangements,
Takes Effect Monday, March 2OtS, 1865.
rHo Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND And NEW YORK.
"DAT EXPBEss, leaves Cleveland lSundays except.
sdl at $50 A. n, arrives nt Meadville at 200 P H.
(DinneTl Salamanca at $50 P. h, (H ,eping CErz
and New York at l:lOP.H.
"EIsHT ExPREss," leaves Cleveland Saturdays
eKoepted,) st 9l5 P. n, sleeping Cars attaches,
arrives At MeadVills at 1:2O A. n, Salamanca q
$50 A. H., and New York At 1890 ?. n.
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RAILRoaOs.
NhEVRLAND 5 RKIK Ran.k0AD


u =
1864. WIErHs AkRAzasnsar flsss
On and Afisr Monday, Oct. slss. ,ss,. y.s..,s.,
Trains viii run As iollows, tsunasYu sxoePtsd)i
LEAVE OLHVELANDT cN
s;oo- A. M.-DAT EKPBESS TRAIH-stopsfur Al
Mtnoughby, PainesVllle. Madison, Geneva, Asb.
f93St' f3So9' yonneaot Ana 0iraLa on!. and eEItys e
sia 1llo ~ - ?. T., Dunkirk 1si5 ?. =, Bufsl0
S:B ?. M.-OIEOIHNATI ExPREss-stoypius. a,
| fsinesville, AahtAbuiA and GirErd only, aDdsr-
~ ,e.s6 IL ~ p H. Dunkirk S:zs p =. suf
ss9 2. N. MIL And ACOOMnOpGTJOs-
Ss9fsnE Atau seAtionH and arriTa a Eris 81
800 r. 1.-HIGHT ExPREss TRAIE--stoS.iu. =,
PAnesyile, A1htabula and Glrnrd ollT snd
aFEiEa5 e BE e lSsao a T., DaRsifs I;o'
LEAsU MRIh
80 A. KNIGHT AXPRaSe TRAlG-stossins
st eiEsTa, A1ais6qla and PAlnssVills oul5. and
sl5, a. n, MAIL AND AOOoMmODATIOa
TBAIH-stogPtnS ct al StationS and arrive -
IOaB A. M.-TOLED0 ExPBEss-ssopPlns st an
EtationB exospt sWanVllle, Saybrock, Onionviiis
RsrrE, Mentor and Niekli1e, and arrives 81
B:B ?. M.@DAY fxPRiss TBAIN-stouulpx a,
Girard, Conneaut, Ashtabula, Geneva 8 fafnes-
vile only, and arrives In Cleveland q . ?. =.
- - Second 0laaI oaTI are run On al thr0uEb
An ne trains going westward connect ss OIsyeias~
vi vi talns ior doedo, ohieago, Oolumbu. oncil-
IEains goins esstWard, connect Gt Dunkrk With ths
sE4i1. & q ne New York EEie Rallroad snd e Bui
New York CITY RailFoada Sor He1 Yo+f IIba111
Be5toni slasaFA Hnll5 Sos and Il Ers Wlth trains
- Day Expresss Est and West, connects &c
Girsrd with Trains on Erie 3 Pittsb1rTh RaIirosd
for Lns1Tfls, AoadTiles J1RsssoEn, g.
0IsvsIspd. eot s7st. lssl. - - ~, - 80
OLKVELAND, OOhOlGBUs . CIH.
-OOIHNATI AILRoAD,
lsG4-S. WINTER ARRAEGEMKHI. lssG-S.
lat Traln-s:o6 A, M.-OINCIHEATT ExPRHss.
gtoppi2g ct Grafton, Wellington. HsW Lon
eqd Shelby, Grsgtlide, Gallon Gilead, Oar.
aipton, Ashley Delaware, DoWia Centre ana
"a TrSIn-1:1s P. M.-AOoOmnODATIoE.-ssovs
q All 9taeens. md srrives in OoluHbul - -
q TTains-lOs0O P.M.-HIGHT EXPREER-5touvlna
orsstns. 6Ao1. died. Ca cHrdiaaioS iaoSh ssa as ps
Tr.snI iSSvs Columbus IS $40 and lsBAn., s,uF.s.
AEriSo IS OlsEelEnd s:so A. T., and 80 ?. ~
OOEEEOTIOHss
shalhY-sandu.lys Handled Newark RAlIrcsd, -
mananed. HI. Vernon, Newark. AAnssVlls.
Ozs1tlInS-Pits.burEh, Fort Wsyns 3 Ohioaso Ran.
road. Forest, Upper Sanduaky, Deiphos, Lima,
Fort WAyne, LsgOrts, Ohioago, 30, West and
East Tor ManSdeld, Wooster, MsssiIion. 10.
ozAfa0n and Heliefontaine Raiirosd Zine Sor Maroon
belelontaines Sidney, Union. Munoia, Indian,
aPols, Terre Haute, VinSennes, EtAnsEtIls.
Louilyils, oslro. st, Louis, 40.
Oolumbqs-Lltte Miami b Columbus, and Xepia
kailroad, for Xenia, Dayton, tndlAnapolis,
Cincinnati. and With the Ohio and Mississiprs
Eairoed At Cincinnati for LOuisTille- ETana.
1ille. Cairo. St. Louis. I'd al points on thI
QoIumbus-CsrtrsIO Ohio Bagr0-d Tor Newark. Harss.
vile, Wheeling, 90. OCiumbus, Pious Ia,
RrFor Tiokets 70 al roi:s and i1fo15si,ou .u,ls
a the Passenger Station, and st Union Ticket Cfcs
~ lssgi.g SegSriof 55rse. ~ ,s.. = b kllhI.
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Free Delivery Of Letters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders to that effect at
the Postmaster's Room, with any Cariier, or by
letter through tle POstofice when they viii be de.
ltvered, without e1 trs cnarEe, with promptness,
sccOroifg to tue following Time-Table Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

: a HiHgIs Hottie VIE last n HEeuth-fc
be used three times q Dag. .,
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POST OFFICE TIMETABLE
1875. Winter Arrangement IsgI-S.
FOR THB
A8RifAL AHD CLOSING OF NAILS.
At EaB
OLEVB PO8T.OFFIUR

l0aH1HdnH9 aoNDAI, ocToBHB Sisf, 1894.
- Halls viii be opened and ready for dsiITery
sEs hour after arrival Of trains.
- An NALL close ons hour bsioFs departure
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% a PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

n. soId By al the principal Druggists.
3. ". CLARK, pTpgEiEs. Agent fo- Cleveland.
FTluCl .Vs-u, - farvzv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

By order OF the Secretary OF War.
[Signedl W. A. NICHOLS, A.A. G.
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800 2. 4--hlGHT ExPRESs TRAIH-stoesiur a
PAlnesYiuo, AIhtabula and Girrrd oSilr eeS
lTriEu5 e EEie e l2;lo A. h, DnRsiTs Isoi
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-04

Tbr New Nori News Dniiy ,
scmi.W rclsi1 a Nerhi3.

~, Sow iafh wn.lf Hul tfm vsskI3
N,fl sf.li fumuiY newspapers, boniimib
WOOD, editor and proprietor JouruaH 81
politics, Htntluro, tA,hlhs, mnfkat aul
hnhurial reror', iuleraiint miscellany
and ness itou,nl pert, u the world. la
proyemculs ihiuducod aud hn Imincnse
circulation determined on. Iha largest,
best aud cheapest nnpers published IN New
York. New York weekly hcrs, Published
orcfy Wednesday. Single ooprs, hto
cents, one copy, nj year, 81, Tires copies
one jcar, s. 30, dive copies one year, IS -
ten cppics year, Sli, and an %.extrh
cory 70 any club of tn. Twenty copies,
ono yehr, $50, Tho weekly ke,cs Is sent to
elergyincn At 81. Sent weekly ksg' pub.
lished every Tuesday aud Friday. Single
copies one year, "a, three copies n year,
$40, I've copies one year. Sl5, ten copies
one year, $40, aHd an extra cory to every
club VI ten. Twenty copies one yehr, Sj3,
~ elefgjmen So. The New YORK daily
Vars, to mail Subscribers. $40 per annum,
SIX months, 81. for sale by AL news deal.
ers. Specimen copies Of daily and weekly
Nsra sent free. Address
BENZ. WOOD,
Daily News building, 10 city hall square,
NEW YORK.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-04
Auction! Auction!!
Corey, Ford & Co.,
Auct1onoerS

Hold regular sales Of boots, shoes.
hats and caps, dry goods, clothing
and furniture. Sales Of furniture
on every Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock precisely. Sales Of boots,
shoes, hats, caps &c., on every Thurs.
day morning Of 10 O'Clock precisely.
n. y. 10 addition to our auction bu;i.
ness We have one large room vrll stocked
With . well selected assor,mer, Of boot,
and shoes expressly adapted 10 the eovntry
trade, and which wo Only sell 10 country
merchants.
Y. :. We most respectfully CO
10 the e%iIiraus Of Mississippi, Cha. We have
IN or employ, a. salesman In the shoe ds.
partmen,, Mr.. n. n. KNOX, Of pansl,
eouuiv, who will take pleasure in exhibit.
iag our stock 20 his county frisad,, aad
see shas al Eesds sold will ks as rspfssenl.
cd. We guarantee satisfaction 10 M sac.
CoREY FonD & Co,
Js5 Main Street, between Gavoso
and Mccall Sc, MEMPHIS.
scps 5n. TENN.
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A Fresh Arrival.

Am now opening, NJ lhr Old stand of
keigh & Sor.by, d we'll srlg'tei stock 90
dry gopd-, boats, sh0c' hal.. clothing.
1ueenswnre, and splendid assortment Of
small articles Of oyory kind, nl Of which
will be sold NJ the laves, prices.
! would respectfully solicit q call from
oil whl wish anything IN NY line, and
promise them fur dealing.
When spscio - sent or presented, the
Memphu discount will be made.
oeil3.tf, s u. POWELL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-11-04

We keep at wholesale only-Cut
lcry, hosiery, gloves, shirts, soaps.
pcrlumery, stationery, paper, onycl.
opcs, pens, handkerchief, belts, belt
buckles, combs, brushcs, buttons.
s]uspendcrs, violin strings, &c., &c.
Our Mr.. North remains pcrman.
emily in New York, IS er,rg dsy in
the market TO secure new styles anil
desirable lots. This, with The fact
that We have hal an experience n
many years in on business In New
York before the war, enables rs to
offer to country merchants, the larg.
cat and most acceptable assortment
Of notions in Memphis.
NOHru, MrBrN 4 Mason,
No. 23l Second Street.
scpS-am. MEMPHIS. TENN.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-15
INsoLvENT,S NOTICE.

In the County Court Of Placer County OF the
State of California.
In the matter OF the Petition Of j. L. Mcdonald,
and Insolvent Debtor.
PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. II. Eel
| lows, Judge OF the said County. notice is here
by civen to all the creditors Of said Insoven, }.
L. NJ Donald. to be and appear before the Hoh.
Ii. Fellows aforesaid, in open Court, at the Court
room of said Court. in Auburn. County OF Placer
Oh the 18th day OF July, D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, of hat day, then and there to show cause,
if any they can, why the prayer OF said lnsolvenl
should not be granted, and an assignment OF ms
estate be made. and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities in pursuance OF the statute
in such case made and provided; aud in the mean
time all proceedings against said lnsolvent be
stayed. .,
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this 9th By VI f 3Ha$ sFHAa Il p csss 'sss
By A. n. GAMBELL, Deputy Clerk
RI. r. S. Fifty cents.
j. T. Cannon, Pts Atty. Jelo td
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Rates of fAdvertising: A
Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to con-
tinue the subscription.
9 If subscribers wish their papers discontinue
ed, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
g. Ifsubscrbers ne glect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place TO which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given Of the removal.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the Office or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prima Jacica evidence
of ofntentional fraud.
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POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Less than S300,O00 900 OF the loan authorized
by the last Congress, are now on the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being
absorbed will all be subscribed for within four
months. when the notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and sec
tion of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan. the National Bank. State Banks,
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only arc to be re-
sponsiblc for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March 25 1865. ap29 3m.
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Ses nj MON s.

State of California, County OF Placer. S.. In the
District Court Of the l4th Judicial District OF
said State.
TIIE PEOPLE of the Stale of California. to
| Cathaline Murrels greeting: You are hereby
summoned to answer the complaint Of William
Murrels in said court, filed against you within
ten days from the service OF this writ, exclusive
Of the day OF service. il served on you in this
county but if served on you without said county
and within said district twenty days: and il serv
ed on you without said county and district. then
in forty days from such service. exclusive of the
day of service. in action commenced on the
30lh day of June, 1865. in slid court. to obtain
judgment and decree OF this Hon. Court that the
bonds Of matrimony heretofore entered into and
suhsisting between the plaintiff. William Murrels,
and the defendant Catharne Murrels, be dssolv
ed and vacated and declared null and void and
OF no force and effect. All OF which you will find
more fully set out ia plaintiffs complaint on file,
a certified copy OF which is herewith served.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
answer the complaint as directed plaintih will
take judgment against you by default prayed
for and apply to the court Tor the relief deman-
ded.
(--- In witness whereof, | D. W. Spear,
J L. $. Clerk OF the Fourteenth Judicial District
k-- Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my hard
aud impress the seal OF said court, at office in Au
burn, this 30th day of June, 1865.
b. ". SPEAR, Clerk
RI. r. Stamp, scots.
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Et- The generally received opinion that
most malignant diseases are the results Of
the Development within the blood of certain
animal or vegetable germs, has alely receiv
ed confirmation by the inquiries of M. Da.
vaine, French savan, who procured quan.
lty Of the pus from malignant pustule, and
placed it under the microscope, when it pre-
sented thousands of those vegetable forms
known to botanists AS bacteria To assure
himself that no mistake had been made, be
dried the remainder of the liquid and intro
duced it into the blood of an animal, and
the latter was attacked by disease of the
spleen and died in five days. An examina-
ton of its blood showed numerous bacteria.