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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

UTANTBD-MALE AND FEMALE
w $40 to 500 per week to sell our NKW ENGLANp-
SEWING MACHINE. Price sl6. This Machine has an
established reputation Of over 10 years. Every Ma
chine warranted for three wears. Send fora circular,
CLARK BARKER, No. III superior-st. nov9:262
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MIscELLANEOUs.

-DROPOsALS FOR WOOD.-PrOpOsals for ~
Il Cords 4 feet seasoned Hickory and Maple Wood
will be received, payable in cash on delivery. Adj
dress, stating price per cord delivered, ID. +. c.,
Leader office. novls:2f6
THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
L MEXICAN IRON. n L ASSOCIA-
TION, will take place at the BOARD OF RAD
ROOMS, in the city of Philadelphia, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 18th Of December, 1855. A general attend
ance of1rOn and Steel Makers and Manufacturers is
expected and desired.
II. MCALLISTER, See'y Pro TEN.
n~oyls:6s-2tkw 522 WALNUT Street, Philad'a,
n1SSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- The Copartnership heretofore existing under
the name ofRoot- Warren & Co, Pit Hole, Venan-
go county, Pa, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business hereafter will be conducted by J.
Warren . All claims in favor Of or against fhc
cid hrm Will be settled by }. T.. WARREN co.
~ Hole, "a. oct 20, ls63. ~nOvIl:262
40 TO II. MOORE'S OLD STAND la
" Ontario street, corner Of Michigan, to buy your
new Furniture. noYl:aS
&6n n00I MONEY ADVANCED
PCOlOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand
And N~el-known WAGNBR'S LOAF FFICE.
q securities cf-every kind, viz Gold and Silver
watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware. Jewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons. and
aII personal property and articles OfvaIue, on the most
sa psfactory terms business strictly private, Fs-
taishshed 1851. N. B.-A variety of unresIeemed
VIE ches, Jewelryi Guns, etc, for sale at bargains
~OflceCcorner Of Water and Superior streets, over
DAYS 4 Plexotto's Clothing Store.
i J.N- a w.
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FOR SALE.

TTOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE.-House new
| ii IL story, with soft aud hard water, and barn,
eli Orange street near Mayhower School House. For
Price si7UO. nov23:2i6 CORNROD WElGEL.
EOR SALE-Brick House and Lot on Prospect,
lbetween Eriean Sheriff streets; gas, water, &c,
l ALI in perfect order. Inquire OF J.H. HARDY No.
lof superior street. nONZEae3
TOR SALE-On Refinery, in complete or
II der, capactty, seyenty-flve barrels OIL per day
also, one tWeI1y barrel ARitator. Inquire of j.. Is
HOUSTON 4 Co, I24 Superior-st. ~noy2l:265
EOR sALE.-oE hundred and sixty acres Of
IL Wild Land, well located in Missouri, will be sold
cheap for cash or exc hanged for city property. Ii
tie perfect. Address G. r., Leader office, noyls:26s
0OOO H.. IL. LLOYDS-Maysa and Charts at
OOOO Wholesale Address ROOM 4 American
Dulelnga OleNelan1, OhlO. h0tlt.@n.
DOR SALE.-Bnck House and Lot on adesira-
IL bic part Of Prospect street, with gas and water.
House IN perfect order. For terms inquire of J. H.
HAR11 No. l4 Super1or street. noyl4:Z62
EOR SABE.-A very desirable Country Residence
Il OF. SpaugleE Avenue, near Superior street, and
three niles from the Cleveland POstOfhce, q good
Brick HSuse, in ar-t9P soadliHioR R.S : aeFe 4 Of good
merry, 2summer houses, 6e, Apply tos BiNG-
HAM, on the premises, oraodress Box % FCityP 20
noyi4zoi.
TOR sALE.-House and Lot, No. IO6 Euclid
Z street, for sale. Apply to A. III. VAN DUZER,
Western Union Telegraph, Warnings Block. nll:22
QATAWBA GRAPES.-The finest lot OfCA-
y r4 S.B1 ~ Sf ~ hot ever sI R ~ h6 Gp N fresh and int in tn
top order, from the.yiReyards Of J. A. Hall and j.
MeCroskey.- of Collamer, at lis Ontario street
n O0KING glass; can furnish Pier and
IL Mantle Glasses ON short notice 10 the advantage
OF the purchaser, both in price and pattern. Latest
stores and dwellings. Address through Fostofice or
call at my Office, corner Rockwell and Erie.
noy326I E.O JONES.
EOR S~ALE-OIL-A fine lot of Petroleum Burn
~ ing OIL, at the Factory OF WI. GUILD, on Cen
raj " dYs b.. BILL. BtELn.h
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WAR HISTORY.

Complete in n verg large Volume of oueT
1000 Pages.
This work has no rival as a candid, lucid. COM
plete, authentic and reliable history Of the - great
conflict" 1t contains reading matter equal to
three royal octave volumes, splendidly Illustrated
with l5O hne portraits of Generals. battle scenes
maps and diagrams.
In tile selection Of matter for this great work.
the author has confined himself strictly to official
data, derived from the reports of Northern and
Southern Generals, the report of the Committee ON
the Conduct Of the War, National and Rebel
He has carefully avoided the introduction Of any
matter not strictly RELIABLE and OFFICIAL, aud
has succeeded in producing what is universally de-
War. r--.
Returned and disabled officers and soldiers, and
energetic young men in want Of profitable employ
ment VIII ma this a rare chance to make money.
We have agents clearing $3.50 per month, which We
VIII prove to any doubling applicant for proof of
the above send for circulars and see our terms.
Address JONES BROS & CO.,
noyS:256Aw 14s West Fourth ST., Cincinnati, O.
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d IS. CRYSTIL Ri.

$40 G.& s. CRYSTAL D. p. $40
MInnn A year can be realized gliding ana NM
VIIII ting up the CRYSTAL b0OR PLATE.
AItItlH Agents wanted. Stock, Tools and IN
FbSSS ftruotions cost 500. L. L. T0DD1 90
SO Nassau st., New York. ~
SEND fOR ACIRCuLAR. aen2-2sadkw.
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BOARDING.
WANTS.

AN
WANTED-A good place for a bright. active
~ eulored boy fourteen years old, TO DO chores,
afrge by the army under sherman. Enquire OF D. "
bGAGE LIS Superior street. noyga:ft
WANTED.-PIANO-GoOd second hand. Ap-
street, M stairs. nOv2l:2a
IMPORTATION WANTED.-Geurge Spencer,
PoT = merchant tenant icing 6Sns b, 6SSsinesS in Hiram lsaIids,
tho evening train Tuesday, 18th inst, and has not
beenlseen or heard of since then. He is q years old,
blsck hair, dark grey eyes, Hack wbisEers and mons,
taohe any sallCw complexion. He had on n suit of
new black clothes, with a kather-col6red ncck-tie.
He had q considerable sum Of nfoney on his person.
Any person giving any information concerning him
since the above date, will receive the heartfelt thanks
OF his distressed family snd friends Address b. +.
Spencer, Aurora, Portage county, Ohio, Mrs. Mary
/ Spencer, his wife, at Hiram Rapids, Portage county,
or traye word at the Leader office. nov2O-2t
WANTED.-To rent a small House Of about six
~ rooms, within ten minutes walk Of the Weddel
a0nse; address n. Leader oiice. novls:27O
I PICARD WANTED-For two ladies-Mother
II and Daughter-in a pleasant, respectable family,
where there are few other boarders. Address Mrs.
WANTED TO RENT.-FOr a family Pyt Of three
" persons, a Gpod House for a term Of years;
must contain not less that eight Rooms. Gas, &C.,
ana would prefer. near line of street Railroad. Adj
dressA \. ' Leader Office, stating terms. &C. nl6;a64
CAST OFF CLOTHING WANTED.-Ir st
reo9ud a lAFeeoPieIs hpnR the South1oriadies
bedding, &C am willing to pay a high price, by
Calling on or by note sent by post to MRS. HANNA,
10. ~ Flttsburgh street, Cleveland, O.. n~ovl5:27O
WANTEDAsECoND HAND FURNITURE,
Isl IaTRe.s. sseE corner d Midiagan.- -neyi2e5
WANTED--HELP.
WlANTED-A competent girl to do general house
w work IN a family of three. Apply at :39 Lake
street. NoIrlrh need Apply. nOv22:aA
WANTED-MAN.LA competent man to FIJI a
" profitable a9d permanent situation. Apply
superlor street. nOvls:3i5
X TTCEIEN GIRL WANTED.-Ono who can
~ come well recommended, to do the work of a
small family. Apply at 20 Prospect street. nOvl7
WANTED-Giri, to do general homework. Ref
w erence required Apply 134 Prospect street.
novl7:2i2.
WANTED-A German Girl to do general house
w work. Good references required. l3 st. Clair
street, novl5:2d5
WANTED.-A WET NURSE-Inquire Of d.
east side. noyIi:a62
WANTED@Young Men and Old Men, Business
w Men and Boys, useful and profitable employ
ment Tor Disabled SOldiefs, Healthful Labor for In
valds, Winter Work for Farmefs Boys, aud LHcra- j
~ Business i9r Buspess Men, az o AtwRter /
70lldlng, Cleveland, Ohio. nOyl4:TU. TH&SA-a3
CUTTER WANTED-One who un-
mended, at RoBIS0Nis, fs6saperior-st. n~Ovli:262
CLOAK MAKERS WANTED.APply at
" once OF Public Square ). H. DEWITT
UTANTRD-sALESMEN-For Hollands Lie 4
w Ct Lincoln" Photograph Albums, The Better 4
Land A" an Requisite engraving, Square and Oval Pic
ture Frames, by samples. Sold by subscription & l
Z BOLTON q BRO, 50 Superior ST., Cleveland, u
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LANCASTER, ONO, july 81 lss.

IR-Yo Of July 26th Is received. SoionelS. 81;
Bowman, an acquaintance Of mne-mce 1885, and
more recently in the service OF the United states, has
bad access 70 my order and letter books,- embracing
copies Of all orders made and letters written by me
since the winter Of 1917, with a view TO publish a
couraCed such a publication, but II one Is 10 be marie.
1 prefer, Of course, Il should &c correct and anthem
dc: and no other person has had such an opportuui-
t. to read my secrect thougEta and acts as Colonel
Bowman. 1 believe him to be in possession Of all au-
n GHERNfA ~.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23

- nnimnortsn excepu.- -srk, and well deserS-
IL i III every way a superior " mage uis re-
-ee,afv end ffhara1
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-23
GENERAL GRANTS RECEPTION.
Great Crowd and COnfusIOn--A Great
crowd of Guests and n Siege of Dis
IN Mort.


The grand reception to General Grant
which came off at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
ell on Monday night, seems, from the re-
ports given by the New York papers, to
have been one of much splendor, but
greatly marred by confusion and disorder.
The affair was arranged under the sup'r-
vision of one hundred leading business
men of New York city, and among the
invited guests were many distinguished
military men, and the leading editors,
lawyers, politicians and clergymen of the
metropolis. We extract from the New
York dailies, of Tuesday, some descriptive
PARA graphs, giving a lively picture of the
=
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At this point the policemen at the door
announced that the reception room was
already full, and those in the hall must
wait awhile until it was sufficiently cleared
to allow Others to enter. What could be
done at such a moment? Onlythe genius
of WetmOre was equal to the
Mounting on a box or a door, or some
other elevated position in the rear end of
the hallway, he shouted, in clarion tones.
Advance" You must go forward
"Press On, Forward march," "GeneraI
Grant is forward, and if you want to see
him you must go on" At the same mo-
ment a gentleman who was distributing
bouquets and badges to the ladies as thew
passed, mounted on his door and added his
exhortations to those of the other. As the
policemen in front shouted simultaneously
that the crowd must retreat, there occur
red one of those boundaries in which every
body elbowed everybody else with the
greatest vigor, and maintained their posi-
laughing ironically at the orders of
the rival authorities at either end of the
line. II shall fight it out on this line
remarked one, " if it takes all summer :"
I" L have been young and am not vet old"
said another, pathetically and refectively; |
q But this is the last grand reception 1 ever
to attend" At last, like Eneas.
through many difficulties and dangers. il |
possible to enter the reception
room.
R GRANTS TOILET.
Mrs. General Grant wore aslightlv dark
ls~ker-Ofroses eolored silk dress, somewhat
ow in the neck, with an elegant edging
# lace falling over the upper border,
With a red flower in front and a plain bow
# narrow ribbons-red, white, and blue,
either shoulder. Her couture was very
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70oF AGENTs LOOK HERE !-RET

DOOH AGENTS LOOK HERE iLhET-
ID New One Volume History Uf the Rebel
Ioa. now published, and being delivered to subscrf-
bens. GIFES EXCELLENT hay
close OF the War. 1t Is the a Spetr - IN 4
single volume Of About zoo large enc chEee prntcu
psges. muEtatd ~ lWapSaud9 beautiful steel V1lN
cravings: has a full index Of events, aud IS strongly
bound in leather. The popularity Of this work Is
rarely eQuaied. The canvass b but Just begun, yet
1t has within ninety day. over 5a,gg subscriber.
the Cheapest War History published or eyersfo-
posed. Price $50 and $500, The Author was for
merly Editor Of the Army and Navy. Journsl Thu
New York independent Of Nov. 10Th, in eOmparing
IL with other War Histories SAYS That the work az
Mr.. kettells is undoubtedly tie best" Agents cam
solicit with a sample. For circulars. with terms.
address HENRY HOWE, No. III Main street. Gin,
cinnafi, Ohio. nov2s.aatdIfN3f
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WANTED-AGENTs-S2OO per month guar
w anteed, and steady employment, to energetic
men with from So to S2O capital. Call at Room No.
= Atwater Block. We never charge for informa-
riOu- noro1-qEg
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! WANTED-A good place for a bright. active
" colored boy fourteen years old, TO do chorrr,
take care Of horses and do general work. He was set
free by the army under sherman. Enquire Of u. W.
iGAGE lis Superior street. . novg:et
WANTED. -PIANO-Good second hand. Ap-
" ply tins day at Piano Rooms, .173 superior
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Columbia Female COLLEGE.

Celumbia Female College.
fFME Ttdstses and Fscnlty of the Columbia
Female College, ip siew Of the necessary sus.
Ysnaion % E. the exercises. have graduated tho
following msnbers Of the'ssenisr Class Diplo.
mas VIII be furnished .ss soon a. they oar b.
prepared:
SENIOR CL1ss.-Misses Annie E.. Mccullough,
!sadora V. Huggins, Hattie Ana Sem. Annie
ysnes Hart, Alice Walker. Nary G. Ferguson,
Hedge, Tslic J. Perry, Anna A. >Costetey, Laura
Hil. Adsiia j. Jennings. Kate Tu3lnlah Nichols,
vssae T. Short, Augusta Zimmerman, j. c.
Doselaaoa, Kets Mcintyre, Jennie <spann,
Mary J.. Drafts, E1nfna. =. Parker: The frst ten
rsosived the Arst hoNer.
The following membsrf iave graduated with
6.et hsaer ia ntsis Miss Carrie Thompsou,
xisa Augustus ZifnmSflnAn
April ~ I o. II. MIOTx eAa:starv.
Az papers friendly to Tho issttrtiop
vii Paeese Ptbtish.
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= :, Latest NortAaru News. = =
MAoes,Apr little Nashville uss;.s, Of
the 9Th. has bsen r<seiysd.. Il ssataias de-
spassh from the Yankee aea. Sheridan. aatsd
The 9Th. .ssatins that the 6spfedsrssss made =
stand et 4u.ke.ills Lnnctios, whore he at
tss4ea lh.n. ..cspturiug Gens1u:tis Leo. Rv.ll.
Ksrsh.s, Burton. corse and $ab.rry, with
ae.cral thols4nd prisonAr
The Now 'York Henoeas Of the 7th, has infer
nation from Richmond that president Lincoln
was there; aid @sa actively engsssd in the
business Of psscs; THAT On .dAs 4sh. he had 4
private ssnfsresee with Judge 1csppbsli. xhs
With , the advice aud consent of fr..id..s D.va
dsas. 1T vas undsrsteed that sasthsr inter
ytSIwas Appointed for thu. 9Th. whsp General
Weitzef and othar. prominent Federal sfReers
and aCeafeasrsse oieaders were to be present
The Northern ,presss ssbpott does ..t-.tst. who
thepgepineat Confederate leader. were. r.
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p On 5l' 6oaga1:..s. 3:
( Tho editor Of ths eb.sg Varyiniiax went
Y Rish moaa ssaag q; During hi. visit
|hs''s.rseyea n.a In giving. as
VI do e.low, wiz Congress. We beg
e interposs, by taq the reader to g. =
little deeper Shan s.pssd.as. spd to ask.
wAs ssaietshe Uos;erss!r s,Fss Psopss. We'll,
what thsni; If apeople sead rude, brutal.
fisaSrast. dhiiti11ittual representative, 10 i,
ehJsr prppeT representative, and they are rude,
brutal. ignorant and unintsllsstual You can.
not escape the. iokic.l sen,lusion. GSsti1l
deeper in your inquiries, 1nd.yon may trace ~
our silstsft,ines 70 this one fruitful source
And viii you cure III Dsn,scrasy has
d.ne itaY&k and Ii. raos Of great men i.
L. g. 6eieurn At the capital gave d. ~
~ ~ = q of ordisary pe.etrqtion could
, ! tfvifegs without being painfully
e5tha the ssnvietisn that our repre-,
sentative nam. with comparatively few excep-
lions are not equal 70 tho etisis and, therefore
like that which has taskad the energies IL this
people tot nxarly four years past The great
body Of thss, might do iH ths. piping times of
peace to hook afeer appointments aad attend to
the ordinary affairs of. sKeir constituents be.
fore the different bursaux Of the Govcrnnsat
but they are aet men Tor these times
|, Withthe exception sfGrahanQ and two or
thrss sthsrs il the Senate, who look like Ss-
,nstors-rwifh Riyss and few rising members
in the House. the body is extensively mediocre
In poi1t Of ability and statasmap apship it hardly
surpe:scs an ords.ry gathering of tie virxiais
LeEis!atuce, during the< tisle, nsw past who.
every member OF the body was legally selsessd,
sndeould claim living sonstituency One
fannot look upon this body and then %ond, +
xhaAssnore than two months Of IL ,-present ses-
sipa have passed away, with little or nothi.r
|hecemPlished. The wonder is, or should. be.
that sush collection Of nen could ueeompl;s,,
any good. !
/: The whole States are represented there, hy
some sort Of hocus Pocus, that have asv.r been
included in the Confsaersey; whilst W..t Nir-
gnie and portions or other States aave rep. {.
aentatives that ow. their election 10 i fsw s.1.
Confederaey.
These circumstances, it mus, b. admitted,
were not favorable to the composition c: snch
Congress as the times require; but ths sideo !
revolution might have thrown soln cLhny better I
upon the surface il the people had bee. careful 1
to- discover it. The eonrlusio. is >irre.istible
that We have not .uch ,nvn in the eopnt.y az
Che crisis inper",iv-ly. dsn.nl.6s; or that the |
40 nat N nh h<,Sia L. 2
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More thar 8 hundred destitute children ars
ssst every month. by benevolent societies of
New York to farmers ia the West, and the call
ID still fer more1
About tse. 900 are weekly expended in New
xsrk at the leading places Of amusement.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

''Hoes1s.sIp 1s.sIp WElonrs An. MrAsuRaay y-~s find
tht felleYing table Of -wsights and MEASURES in
oas.sf ear .1eh.aage'. and extract i ~ the
know. yet hare no regular means to Do %, tho
relative bulk Of wsights and measures. Thi.
Il quart of wheat dour IN I no,nd.
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..E0riSSnaL1

Ever Voice i pis.diss as-ny heart, y.
With mourpfoi pleasins, ever ssfe and lsy,
depart, depsra Why wilt tl.eu not.dspsru
Here are no blossoa,5 such ssaiys, Nc flowers,
b asSsh y viii :ecrsd seeut aad happy glow,
Recall Elysiam homes, aAa these dear henrs,
When with Che brss1es sporting i, our bowers,
And the soft moonlight swsst'ning the old
towers.
There was no tree that sheltered noe its bird;
No shrab without its sQag aud ,suua1 er bloom,
And never fate was nigh. with thrsstpning
Arsie.is.. q til. terror ii and ,i Ii. doom.
Were not the winks sontzatsd there in home.
That never lacked it's sunshile and it's .songA
We did NOT lack. beneath the grand old deme,
ins JOY OF solitude, though blessd with
throngA ;
Coming and going; .blessipg rs they came,
n.a And d, hs.ing ,0lacs in 'es bliss they fosad:
Ner wither in this cold aud foreign nd3n
Alssl alasl fer tho peor hsas and heart
That still from out their ashes cry "departa"
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

A New York psper statss that the famous
Jennings estate, whieh has been in the :Easaish
CSs.nssry Chance Court fer many years, h.. .t last
oeen turned overts the American slai'aapts%
In New Hsmpshire. hepropsrty is sstinstsd
as worth several million pouads stsrlins.s
The latest Yankee estimates Of L,.e;s .rnv
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

..s Ta7Rfalzi i1be1z1E1do oss.
AnPoRra Or PRHae: ASSOCIATION.
Rxserex aesosdisy to Hot of Cox1rSss,e o. tie Year
1865, Ls T. G sxrashsr, ~. tke C7erk'x O6fos Of
- Distrset Cesrt Of oks COM fedsrate States for.
H. NortherH Dissrics aG5 Gsasuio.-
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

leef sugar (brsksn} is l ID.
9 :: MhitA Augar lpow6ers1 is ID. / .
srovn sugar (bsst} 10 ILL., 2oz.
10 eggk Of average siEs. will make ID. ',
EapsaR.,
% sabas&posns arc : piut. ., <,
g gill;
4 as" g
=. wine glass, I gill.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

It is stated that just before, Rieh.noud fell
Gov su,ith, of Virginia, ra.co ...' oat of State
prison man convicted OF The, murder Of hi,
wife; awo house breakers and thisve-; = mas
forgsry nine times; and two persons guilty o.
grasd:l4reeny.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

/ "A arRisia Edge6sld soll large lot Of to.
hseeo. Qa Wednesday,, for $50 per pound. This
Il the hia4est price yet thes>has bean paid for
t}sseSs jp.sAs csateasrasY. '-
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-19

Mr.. W.. H. Toy. who w"s reported in The
sPhs"ss as having left this city with tn" Yaa
KEGS, eontradicts the statement. stain that hi
is in the employ of the North Carolina Centra,
Read
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

n1A despatch from Lawrence, Kansas, says
The commissioners appointed by the President
70 report on the Union Pacific Railroad have
held meeting, but could not agree. Two re-
ports will be made--the majority reportagainst.
I and the minority in favor Of accepting the
road .. .. =
~ An association formed to preserve the
battle field at Gettysburg as near as possible as
1t was at the time of the engagement has al
ready purchased Culp's Hill aud Round Top,
and is now negotiating for the intermediate
land ''" : -
~ALondon correspondent writes: ssSuch an
autumn as the present has never been known
%ithin living memory. Intense warmth, like
mat OF a hot July, and drought which has
scarcely been broken for six weeks, have pre-
vailed in most parts of the kingdom" -.
~ 0Ashort time ago q discharged black soldier
returned home to Milford, Delaware, with
knapsack and gun. He was immediately taken
up before magistrate, relieved Of his gnn and
nned Tor violating a law which provides that
no negro shall be allowed to own or have los
session of gum Ef s.H =.
~ Yesterday morning In Chicago the freight
nepot OF the St. Louis railroad depot, in which
large quantities of goods were stored, wa total
y destroyed by fire. A number Of vessels took
nre IN the Immediate vicinity but were saved
without much damage. hsf =
n%rA large sale Of hospital stores which had
accumulated at Elmira, New York, took place
yesterday.s Many OF the articles sold for more
man their original cost -sr-
LA Bangor, Me. paper says potatoes are
ssnink there at so to Is cents per bushei,i for
shipping. .sE'e Ts1I q