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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
W4SHINsTOa NEWS.

NEW YORK, May 81.
The Heralds Washington special says
jeff Davis is expected TO arrive here to-day
snd will be srraigned soon after his ar
rival
Longstreet has received permission to
visit Washington on private business
During the month the Treasury has
plsced to the credit of the Psymaster Cen
eral $s5, 500, 900 to pay the soldiers.
All other acquisitions upon the Treasury
have also been promptly satisfied
The Heralds New Orleans correspon-
dent saws: Under the Presidents procla-
mssion, General Candy is making arrange
msnts for opening the military lines to
trade.
General Warren has assumed command
OF his Department at Vicksburg.
The Times Washington special says:
All the Eastern troops belonging to Sher-
mans army have been ordered TO report to
General Augur at Washington.
The Western troops will move West In
eight days.
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FROMEasHvILLE.

NASHVILLE, May 81.
Hon. Judge Catron, Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court of the United Ststes.
died in this city last evening.
Hon. John Q. Bradley, Col Nicholas
Davis and Judge Parsons of Alabama, are
here, on the way TO Washington to confer
with the President relative to the re-organ-
izsLion of the civil government OF Ala
bAms.
The assets of the State Bank are now be-
ing counted. Z.
Howell Cobb hiss been paroled to visit
his family. Secretary Mallory and Senator
Hill left yesterday for Fort Warren.
The rebel officials of the State Bank
Ray and Battle, are outon parole.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
Associated Press Report.
FROa CAIRO.

NEW ORLEANS May 25, via CAIRO 81.
The telegram announcing the removal
of General Banks and the appointment OF
Sheridan to command the military district
caused much comment. A majority of the
people seem to be pleased, while part re-
pret the removal of Banks.
The French Mexican organ, the Este
felle, says war with the United States is
inevitable. 1t is believed in Mexico that
the Federal troops will immediately march
into that country. Great hate is openly
manifested by the Mexicans against the
French, and MAximiliAn is showing some
distrust of their country. Revolution Is
talked Of freely.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
rROtI NEW YORK.

| NEW lOkk1 Nay oI'
The United States steamer Vanderbilt
has arrived. She towed the rebel ram
Colunbis from Charleston to Hampton
Roads, and the monitor Onondags from
Hampton Rosds TO this port.
The Cuba took out 1920, 900 and 200 pas
sengers to-day.
Tne Posts Washington special says
The number of troops that will be muster
ed out during the month of june 1t has
bepu computed will exceed 10000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
GnLn MARRRT.

-t NEW YORK, Nay 81.
Gold quiet and steady. Cash gold in
better supply. There seems to be ten
dency towards a yielding Of quotations.
Price opened at 1863, and after running
up to 1879, fell to 1863.
LATT&-Gold, tonight, 1871.
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A split among the quArrelsome MormOn'

A split among the 9uArrelsome MOrmons
is not q thing 80 unusual IS to excite sPe-
cial remark; but recent occurrence OF the
kind seems 70 be worthy of note. Joseph
Smith, the son of the original Joseph, and
a recognized high leader in the Polyga-
NOUS Community, has become convert to
nonogsmy, and makes dead set sgslnst
the great brigham Young. Joseph quotes
his father and the Book Of Mormon to
show that both inculeate the doctrine that
one vife-st tftns-and no coucubines, Is
tbe teaching of these recognized heads Of
the church. Joseph also makes 8 point
rather indirectly sgainst the eloyaLy Of
Brigham Young: This = .. weak point
We think, with Brigham but now that
the rebellion is over the pstteg IS @ little
conseqQenea : - a5--1=. -. - -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CIECINEATI, May 81
The Gnzette's Nashville correspondent
ssvs the Amnesty Proclamation is received
with great satisfaction by loyal men.
Senator Hill, Howell Cobb and Secretary
Mallory have arrived st Nashville.
General Wilson issued an order st Ma
con, Gs, on the 26Eh, prohibiting the rebel
legislature from assembling, and COUNSEL
ing people to pursue their pesceful svoca-
tions, promising them the protection of the
federal yovarn ment
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

A Nevada paper tells how DR.. Ross, Of
Virginia, being mercifm man, and kind
to every living thing, had clipped the ears
of 9 beautiful, blooded rst-terrier. Ha
procured 3 dollars worth Of ckloroform,
and after administering the juvenile ca
nine several doses by means Of sponge,
succeeded in producing most sstiSfactos
~. state Of insensibility. He clipped the
pups ears beautifully, and wired them in
splendid style- So far the operation was 3
| decided success, but when be came TO wake
up his patient it was no go. The apurPl
was dead
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FROM I4OUISVILLB.
"

-....- , LOUISVILLE, Nay 81.
The trial of Chief Justice joshua f.
Bdllitt terminated to-day in the Kentucky
L,e.islature, both branches sustaining tho
address Of the Commission requesting the
Goveror to remove him from Office
Generals Upton and Alexander arrived
hara Today
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INsrRUCrIONs OF GEN. CANBT.

CAIRO may 81
General Candy by order of the Presi-
dent has instructed General Warren, COM
manding the Department of the Mississip-
pI, not 10 recognize any officer of the con-
iederste or state governments, within the
limits of his command, and TO prevent by
force, if necessary, the assembling of the
legislature, and TO imprison members or
stste officers who attempt TO act In opPo-
sition to his orders.
A fire occurred at Dyersburg, Tenni
last Friday, destroying eight stores. Loss
unknown.
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sALE OF eKVEN.rHlRrIEs.

IHILAD1LPEIIA1 1A0J O1'
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions To-
day to the sevsn-thirty loan at 81 lOl0,SOO.
The largest Western subscriptions were
500 900 from the Sd National Bank OF
Pittsburgh, and $4,000 fIom Hanna, Halt
& Co, Pittsburgh. The largest Eastern
subscriptions were $57, 600 from the 9th
National Bank of New York, and $4,000
from the Citizens National Bank Of Bslti-
more. HsEaE ~
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RkEhIS.
heIe to-day

.. 81. BURLINGTON, VT May 81.
Castlemsn and Murray, rebel officers,
were arrested here last evening, and will
be sent 70 Genersl Dix tonight. Murray
is reported to be MsjOr, and brother-in-
law of the rebel General Gordon
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GEN. HANKS.

BosToE, May 81.
A dispatch to the Transcript says; Gen
Banks is ordered to Walthsm, Mass, while
his affairs are undergoing investigation st
the War Department.. ...
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

.- ISDLANAPoLIs, May 81.
The President has commuted the sem
tence of Bowles, Mulligan and Horney 10
imprisonment for life.
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Tbe CoustttutiOnaI Amendment il
kentucky

kentucky.
The conviction of the expediency and
necessity of ratifying the constitutional
Amendment is, We think, everywhere gain
inc ground in this State. The best and
most enlightened friends of Kentucky are
rspidlY wheeling into line snd putting their
shoulders to the wheel to push on thegreat
work of Kidding the State Of an incubus and
a nuisance. Slavery IN Kentucky is now
neither one thing nor another. 1t is neither
6sb. flesh nor fowl. The negroes tre just
free enough to be OF ne use to their mas
ters, but not free enough 70 relieve those
masters of their responsibilities. The mas
ters, therefore, have all the hardships, but
none of the benefits of the system Of slave
Iabor.-LoarisBiIIs Journal, May 26.
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- N Erw Y5ar, May 81.

Gold 1871. - g'E7-1-1 i'9at t6
New York centfsl, ss1S; Erie 7O1l;
Hudson, 971z; Reading, "a; Miehigan Gem
trsl, 1Os1z; Michigan Southern, 57zsj Pitts
burgh, 5s q; Northwestern, 2s1z North
western preferred, 541z; Ohio Central, "a;
Cumberland, a774 QuicEsilyer ~; Mar
iposa, III. -...,..--s..4 ns,ors
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LEADER.
THURsDAY. JUEEI, lses
PROM THE OIL COUNTRY.

A Large Report from suRar Creek
Sugar and French Creek Property
Hotel IGems--.seW RRurORd---NeW
Well In AIIeghany. -A
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01
W. 4. OHERMAE,
Msior Ge1eral Commanding

-5l Msjor General Commanding.
Tc / Lieut.. General o. s. Grant, General-in-
Chief Washington, d. @.
P.S. As Mr.. Stsnton's singular paper
has been published, demand that this also
be made public, though am in no manner
responsible to the press, but 70 law and my
proper guperiors.
W. T. SHERMAN,
Msjor General comd'g.
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It is said that JEFF. Davis, if he can GET
to Europe or Canada, mssps p laf - -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-01

New HAVEN, OF. Nay 81.
The large BslmorAl Skirt Factory Of
Messrs. Jedediah Wilcox s. Co., in Aerid-
ian, was entirely destroyed by fire this
evening, Loss 100000. Insurance, $780,
% -slF 81 DEE ,TTl =
900. Ta -'a
oH1LEeHER's EXCHANGE. a7s
IT '-zH NEW YORK, Nav 81. g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Point on Which all Physicians
ss4~@ Agree.

Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you
cannot find one who will not say that stiszlozts
and savfsordsts aFs absOlutely Esosssary in medi'
cal practices And jet in bygous years humsre
prsetitioasrs have hssitssed 70 administer them,
tsoauss ths ndiSh ingenuity Of wrstch.a who
mako maEebauaiss Of human irfrmitles had 30
poILu'sd ana dstsEiorAtsd them that the remedy
was dsAued a. Dangerous 40 the disease. This
psrflsxity l. happily done away with. Pbysi-
clans know, because the arst analytical chemists
Of the age have dsmonstrAted he fact, that HOS
TETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
are Absolutely ana snt rely frss IRON all psrni-
eicus slsments. Hence they haye ksen introduced
into the United States army, and are accepted,
whsrson ths tsst moBy Of the wise, the Inislli-
gent and the phiIanthropsc Il rated 81 its Just
VAlus as the beat protective rgainst and cure for
all diseases ~ Stag from iapurity ia the air or
other unhealthy climate influences, that has ever
besn tested BY sxperisnee. In cases Of Dyspepsia
or Liver Complaint. we state without qualinca-
ito reservation. that tbs BittsTs nearly
infaIIibIe as anything prepared By human skill
can b.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
Kew York Markets.

NEW YOzE. August 81.
COTT0N-43 for Hiddiing. ~ - ~
ELOUR-DRll, and loal5e lower; 25@za5
for Extra State; s53s 90 FIR Ezra Round Hoe p
Ohio, and oo9lI 90 fer Trade Brandss market
closed heavy. "A
wHIsKY-Aetivs and nruer; 2192 q for
western; closed arm, with no sellers At less than
2302 IS
whEAT-Market for common sprinz dull and
declining, Whils prices for other kinds sre quiet
and more less nomipal; 2I3a2 Is for sa.all
lots Of new Amber States e. for choices White
A'i "YEoui.t - = : ~ A@~
BAkLkT-Quiet and nominal. G CHS EaA
MAbT-Qu Ct and nominal
C0RN-H avg, and 1652e lower.
'oATs-Du and l9ac leSeri Western 5795s,
COFFEE Quiet.
SU8AR-Qaist.
MoLAsSk s-BuI
PErRoLEUA-FHm; ss973 for Refined in
bond.
PoRK-opsned hrnsr and closed heavy: 81 %
@sl 30 for new hs-s closing ~ 81 60 Ssh
q 1880 SO for IS aud 81 do; "A 90 for Prime
and 2T so 20 prime Mess.
LARD-Stsady 1s1z9eo.
BUTrER-2i as for Chic, 3odSe for stats.
CHEE E-Modsr tie request; In9leL
Notwithstanding rates tend d0wn; cal
leans quoted At 566. sr
srFRLING-Mcre steRay: I ns1sGt o9lz
GoLD-Firm; oroued AZ 443<<, rose 10 IFl45z
and eios-d At 43Sze71 &f7zz.
GOVERNMENT sOCEs-sfeady; SOS, new
O45<; 6 Of 81, coupons. Oh lo-sO coupons
| IS; one Year Certificates Eew issue, 9s2-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

s~ FOE MORE THAN TWENTY TEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the test OF trial, and Ia eonstantiy increasing in
public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DYE 10 the best and
cheapest made. Its prics Is only 7sc, and each
bottle contains double the quantity OF Dye In
those usually sold for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE 10 manufactured By pscu
liar process, which renders it infinitely super =
to any dye in the market. Being complete inet
bottle, no preparation Ia required, which grsa.
simpliAss the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rusty
dead appearance By which dyed hair and whisksrs
are 80 sAdily recognized, when an inferior arti-
ls has been used, A. IL produces perfectly natu-
al color OF any shade that Is desired, FROM rich
brown to Jstty, lustrous black, that will not
smut, crock or stain the clothing. Invest 76c
and you Will DO conv mead. sold By ell Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
"A. I. MATHEWS. Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES co. New York, Whole
aAis Agents. my2a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
From Alabama.

The Livingston (Ala.) Journal of the
10Th, has the following accounted cotton
stealing operations:
We are informed that on Sunday morn
ing last, eighteen men in federal uni
form, armed With muskets, and having
with them ten wagons, called upon Col.
Hopkins, of Pushmataha, Choctaw coun-
ty, and informed him they bad come for
his cottoni aud also for that Of Colonel
Rufin, residing in the neighborhood.
Colonel Hopkins asked TO be shown
their authority for making the demand,
and upon reading the paper handed him,
fouudit was dated at Vicksburg He
thereupon told them they could not
have his cotton, and the party then pro-
ceeded to Colonel Ruffns. Meantime
the citizens assent led in considerable
numbers, and when The press gang" re-
turned from Rnfin's, informed them
that II they attempted to take any cot
ton, they would themselves be taken
Affairs assuming this aspect, the party
concluded TO forego plumber and depart
Jed No doubt it was simply stealing
expedition, and bntfor the forethought
and determi nation Of Col Hopkins,
might have succeeded.
On Saturday night last, eight men,
having with them, three carts, were
found at the Clubhouse Of DIR Pierson,
near. Pushmataha, loading his cotton.
Upon being discovered, they drove off
with two bsles, all they had loaded at
the time, but we're oyerhauled and taken
to Pnshmataha, when, after giving their
names and. residence, they were re-
leased. They reside 10 Mississippi, aud
steps will be taken to present then be-
fore the Grand Jury.
This kind of thieving began with con-
eealing Few bales Of Confederate cot
ton from the United States authorities.
Now it has become plain stealing, 10
which private citizens not uufreau entity
suffer, andit is not improbable that the
habit will be INDUCED so far as to lead
10 stealing any kind of property that
will pay for the trouble. We heartily
wish, for the good Of The community,
that every bale of Government cotton
was out Of she county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
Texas.

The Galveston Nescs notices the rsvi
val of various institutions of learning
throughoGt the State, aud that prepare
tons ere going forward for an active
fall term.
The Lagrange Patriot reports the
suicide of Mr. Basford. one of the Oldest
and most respected citizens Of that
county. No cause is known for the
rash act. EHf.razz
The San Antonio Nescs of the 4ih ne
tees the arrivalo of Major Gen. Merits,
wftb two regiments Of e. S. cavalry, in
thss city On the list last The bulk Of
the command got there the next day.
The Galveston Ne.0s Of the 18th has
the following:
ave learn from Mr.. B. A. Sheppard
who has Just returned from Austin, of
the following appointments by Governor
Hamilton: Judge Bell, Secretary Of
State; r. L. Elgin, Commissioner OF
Lard Office; DR. Graham, Superintend-
ent of Insane Asylum, vice DR. Steiner,
removed; Gov Pease and two others
(names net reeoaectedl, to obtain in
formation as to the condition Of the
Treasury, and a full and complete in-
sentory of the effects Of the State.
The Governor was quite i'll at the
time Mr. Shepard left Austin. His time
has constantly been taken up in attend
snce upon committees, principally from
the northern and eastern portions of the
State. IS
The port of Galveston is now open
so Flakes Bulletin, of the 10th, was eu-
thorizedto announce.
The Houston Telegraph learns that
W. P. johnson, Esq, brother of the
President, has been appointed Surveyor
of Customs at the port Of Velasco.
Ex-Maior General ". L. Cabell, late
Of the c. s A arrived in Houston on
the 18th Ion his way honey direct from
the North, having been released as q
prisoner of war. twill be remember
ed that he was captured at the same
time with General Marmaduke in Price s
Inflated Missouri campaign.
The cirilidn announces that General
Wright from the Army of the Potomac
has arrived, and will have his headquar-
ters at Galveston.
The same paper says that the cotton
on the Houston railroad took FIRE, below
Harrisburg, on the l4th, and before it
could be extinguished, two platform cars
with about seventy bales of cotton had
been destroyed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
Rarnnm,a nInaeunn.

NEW YoRK, August sl.-Barnum an
nounecs that his new Museum win open
Monday. September lltb. He has al
ready in his specimen rooms 100000
curiosities, q mammoth aquarium, q
lecture room one-third larger than the
old one, aud superior dramatic com
pauy. he has over 100 workmen en-
gagged On the two buildings to be used
for the purpose, The buildingsare sit.
uated just above the St Nicholas Hotel,
m BroAdWav A41 AG q y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

New YoHK, Aug. 3I.-The Herald !
Richmond correspondent says: 81
The people of the city, on Tuesday,
held their so called Union meeting, for
which they have, for some time, been
making extensive preparations.
The National flag hoated oSer the
rostrum, and the ears of the reformed
rebels present were greeted with the
strains Of Yankee Doodle and the Star
Spangled Banner, so long ignored BY
them.
All the speakers were men who, six
months ago, we're prominent supporters
Of the JEFF Davis Confederacy.
The resolutions adopted expressed in
dignstion at the suspicious on the part
Of Northern people and journals,
The rebels are sincerely taking the
oath of allegiance Pronounce such
imputAtion utterly groundlsss and false.
They profess the warmest attachment to
the National Government, and their
Rcquiescence in the results of the war,
including the abolition of slavery. They
express confidence in President john
son and Governor Pierpont, and recomI
mend that similar meetings be held
throughout the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

A Clergyman, whils residing in South Amsriea
e. . missionary, discovered safs and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or.
gaus. and the whole train of disorders brought on
By bsDeful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have Ibsen alEsady cured b. this nobis remedy
Prompted by desire TO bsnent the anHictsd and
unfortunate, viii sgnd the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. in a sealed envelope. Il
any one who needs IL, Frss af Charge.
Please enclose . postpaid envelops, addressed
10 yourself. Addssss,
JOSEPH +. IEMAN,
Jy27 .sm. Station d. Bible House, n. Y. CITY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

NEW foRk, August 31.-The man
Brown, concerned ia the jenkins Phe-
nix Bank robbery, was, this morning,
held to IS, 900 bail,
A man, giviBg his name as s. Huy-
ward, was arrested on charge of jew
elry lottery swindling, under the firm
name Of Hayward / Co He carried on
his business through the post.ofiee, aud
it is not known bow many bis victims
number. -s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet SOAP, in sueh univ>r-
sal demand. 10 made from, tbs choicest ma,sri
ais. 10 mffd and emolIfent In It's nature. fra
gravity scented, and exirs msIy beneficial
I'm its AetiOn upon the skin. FOR sale ly Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dsalsrs. au2f-1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
" EOED VIRGIN. eyed four teen years i&st
Aryil, iiEat hair fair eompisxi5rs and who w1s
ac1nd 90 ne, has left my employ warning Is
Klyea to psrsons nGt 10 has Dor or employ said
Nisgin, or 90 credfs hlmson my account, IS viii
psT no debts Of bis eentraeeinx
su2s-l~ JOB. STAFFORD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEl

Batehelor'a Hair Dye Is the best in the
known world. The only true and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and RslIAble-pro-
dueea splendid Black or Natural Browu--Esms-
dies che III effects Of bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the original color Sold b all Druggists
Tina genuine Is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street. Now York. APPS ON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01

sr Polk KilEan vas arrested last
week. and lodged in jail, for killing Ja-
cob Hasley, about two wears since. Ef-
forts were made to get Polk out on writ
aof habeas eoepsGss-AsrgaE County Ga
GsfkS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
CORN.

600 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE FAB CoEE
OOO Just ressised and for sale a. Low prices Ai
No. 80 Water street
1ySI n 8. RUSTOS & CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
BILLIARDS.

+ HAVE JUST RECeIvED THEKE ZINE
4 rev Billiard Tables, Balks's nsuu faetzre, vith
Pnslan's eus6tess, tue tsesat fuaproSsmsns- Thsy
are ncwrs4dy fsF nss. sd Iossrs Of thfs sttrsc-
tive game invited % call and try them st ths
st. Nicholas Exchange, No. "a Mstn street..
taz1-d3n s.B. dRAMMEB-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-01
Nj ELOD z O N S .
IN GREAT VARIETY.

HAving used every effort to establish the Music
business In this City uneer many dindcalties,
have, by connseting ether business with 81, sue.
eesdsd in drawing portion Of that lins CT trade
At this point. So a- ~
In order TO encourage the taste for Music, we
offsr the following superior Inducements to per-
sons wiahing to purchase Pianos:
LIST. We will sell any Piano we have fully e.
cheap - IL can be bought East.
ID We will sss II up and keep II In tune one
year wifHout charge a44
30 II abs Plaro does not give sstisfaesisn we
viii exshargef IL fer aaofhSr.
chase them.
We also take old Planes or MslOdsous In ex.
change hs new ores.