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New York 4 Harlem RailFOad.I
EOTICE no TRAYFLERa.

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sEcsptsd-)
MORNING EXPRES6, leaving Trey at oll6 A.
n; from Albany Gt Hudson River Depot at $50 A,
H., arriving ct New York e $3.50 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 300
P. H; from Albany At 8i15 P. n, arriving st New
York at 0:2O P. T., connecting with express tTAinz
for Philadelphia and Warrington CITY.
The Cincinnati Express from Bui1Alo connects
with the $50 1t Albany for 6sH York By the HAr-
lem Road.
Tor the better accommodation Of the puhiio, aFa
rangsmenil have been made 70 run thu trains q
the Hudson River RsilFoad Oo. and those Of the y.
7. and Harlem Railroad %, ct different houu nan
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers VIII be Tiokstsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct 70 New York bg ths Central
B. 3. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets OF the Hudson BiVsr Railroad %. and q
this %. will be received By either road and Bag-
gage checked By sither Company viii be daliEsrsd
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. a. 1854. =. A OHAPIN, sup't.
FoRD h. GREEH, Advertising Agent.
A. B. KHEcKKRnocKER, Agent. Albany. no2eRE
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R~PHIIOsOPHY on NARRIAGE.

Tns PropIistors Of the New York MussHm Of Anst-
omy have detsrmlned, regardless OF expense. to is
gus fFss for the bens1t OF suffering humanity, and
suppression I quacSoryl four Of their most inter-
egting and instructive Lsotuna MHrTisge and its
disqualification, Nervous aud Physical Debility,
RremEture decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, W eak-
ness OF Depression, ImpotenoyI LGss Of Energy and
Manly Power; tbs great S0sial Evil, and those
MaladifI which result from youthful foIliss, ex.
o1ssss OF maturity, and ignorAncs Of PbyHiology
and laws Of aatuIe.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of eniightsning and saving thousands, ond win be
forEardsd ffes. on receipt Of four stamps, BY ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of AnGt.
0my and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, Kew York.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF COHPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHTNGToN, Feb. Z, 1855.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the undersigned, 1t has been
made tO appear that the "NATIU6AL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND in the City OF cleveland, in
the County of Ouyahoga and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and otding to the
requirements Of the act Of Congress entitled "An
Act to provide National Currency, secured by
pledge of United States Bonds, and to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
June g. 1864, and has complied with all the pro-
visions Of raid act required to be complied with
before commencing the business Of Banking under
said act.
Now, therefore, I, HUGH McCULLooH, Comp
troer Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County of Cuyahoga
and State Of Ohio, is authorized to commence the
business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of ONCE this seventh day Of February, 1865.
L. ST. HUGH MCOULL0CH,
feb1I 81 Comptroller of the Currency.
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I0nsDoLLARs PRRKUMI 4
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Or speFmsttOFFhea, elect, Sc, and
IMPOTEHCY CURED,

AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMEET FAILS,
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of Nsz York CITY, VIII pay ons hundred
dollars for the proof that he fails to cure the
AboVe-1Amed diseases. he will pay the Game 1um foF
the proof that any other PhysioiHn IN the Unitsd
Btates treats the same diseases with equal U1ocsss
AFTER many yearg Of lAborOus study and oIperienca
Dr. Gibson Is happy IN being able to announce % the
unfortunate that be has perfected EYgsoR Of treat
ment for
THE sPEEDH AED PERMANENT QUIZ
Of the above and also All CONTAGIOUS diseases OF the
Repreductiye Organs, with al bad effects arising
thsrefrom, including General
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIoN.
he has succeeded In curing cases In this CITY, some
whom had expended hundreds Of dOllaFs Gfth seIf.
styled piyscians. who profess 10 treat Al IrfVste
Ensiadies With success, and without receiving ths
DR.. Gibson does not boast that be d q member Of
some college IN London Or Paris, a. perhaps some
others DO for the purpose OF enGnarnR the innocent
and who hold out great expectations to DO real
lzeq But what Dr.; q. might boast Of Is this, that
pose confidence IN his ability and integrity and that
ne h4s perfected an American BygtQm Of treatment
sny patent medicine to equal for the radical curs
Of IoIntnsl weakness, and all diseases or darnn9e.
ments, both mental and physical, arGlng fron sexual
Dr. Gibson also claims for his new treatment tbs
loloHing adYantages overall lthers yet discovered
and brs,, the agents used N no respect dissrse
able; he uses relics Of the dark ages Such y Her
oury, nor any other dslsssrioul drug; secondly no
bis treatment ig positive and certain Il al oases Hs
Stands prepared % 60 into ANY public private hos
pita in the United States and deIonstrate the I'm.
nense superiority Of his nsW treatment over any 9TH
er now known % the world, In point Of gromRfnasS
PsrmAnenoyi mildrels, safsT and oonYenanos b ~
Pstisnt.
DR.. GIBsoE is permanently located in Cleveland,
and hss daring the past i've years performed many
onres OF diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes Of treatment. References can be given
70 Of the first respectability In Cleveland
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to
Kill snd integrity IN all professional transactions
lyEeeFslas Rheumatism, Scrofula, all Diseases Of
M Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Diseases treated
VIII HupeEtar SUCCESS.
St S t s, to any part Of the country on
Dr. GibsOn's New YOrE O- Physiology for sale at
DIR. GIBs s o N
PROFESSOR OF ELECTRoPATHT AND MEDICnGEs.
Ofice-lI9 Seneca street, few doorH from Superior
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
nS-Ofhce hours from to II and from to O'Clock
Daily Sundays excepted ianl7
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CLOTHES a#tria1frs.
CJIOTHEs WRINGERS.

I have the Agency Of two Of the best Clothes
WrinRers ever invented, viz; Putnam's trExcal-
rIor, " and the 'Little Giant" both OF which are
seIfadjusting, simple and durable. Ons Of the ad-
Tantazea Of the Litte Giant" consists In its being
adapted for square box or any sized tub, and
took the 6rst premium ct the Iast Ohio Stats Fair,
by aetuAl trial. Do not buy any WringSr until you
call and examine what have.
GEO, D. BEoK, go Superior st.,
Sahs Opposite PostOhee,
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OLKVKLAND AND TOL DO R 3

= "--l--1 ll.N1AllI1llNN4s D3I-la
On md aftsr Monday, Oct. INST, IsSS, Paa-sngsr
oepted: -
s:i0 A. M.-GHI6AGO HXPREsS.-stous At ssrsa.
6I1fton. Obsrlin, Waksn1as, HorWaIk, Monroe
VILE Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmors.
and arrives IS Toledo at u AS p T., OhtcaFo ~
ua0P. H. and Detroit $50 P.M
Iils P. M.-WEsTERH HAiL.-5tops ct an utatiouu
on aoutheTn DivisiOn, and arrives At Toledo ~
Is3 f.H.; Chicago as As A. 4. and Detroit a
40 P. h.-HoRTHERN MAIL.-Stopa It Al Shas
lions on Northern Division, and Arrives at Sa1s
IOM p. M.-N1aHT HXPRES3.-etova AZ graskou :
EoTWAlk, MonroeVills, Olyds and Frsi7SosH ava
arrives ak Tolndo At Is A. n. ChioERo n ~
Pm. and Detroit ct s 90 a. n
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gust WtEtEE GtEnE-GaHlF.
IS64-5. Winter Arrangements IS04-s.
FOB THE
ARRITAL AED CLOSING CT NAILS,
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFIOR

OoAKHECIEa MONDAY, 0CToBER slsT, 1884
~ Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
- All Hails Close one hour bssors departure
kFeinn.
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ZEN ALL & co.
Open To-day
SPRING STYLES
Black and White BaImOrals !
A Beautiful Assortment Of
OLNBRIO EDGINGS and
BLACK ALPACAs.
Ssbl4 KENDALL & 90.
OPRCIAL NOTICE.

CPKCIAL NOTICE.
Being very dssirouB Of cleaning out the balance
sfmy stock In the shortest time possible, will for
ne next thirty days otter all the Goods in my store
the stock: Irish Linens, White and Brown Table,
cloths, Napkins, Ladies' and Gents Handkerchief,
hne Bed Blankets, best quality Black Silks, DrssI
Goods, Fiannsls Of all descriptions, White Jacon-
e.ts, hualins and Hainsooks, Infants broidered
Waists, Cambria and Swiss TrimniBgs, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Velvet Ribbons, Balmoral Skirts,
Broehe and WoOlen shAwls, with large aSSort-
msnt Of other goods, mail wares, 90. Many goods
for the purpose Of selling out, will bs offered at
merely nominal prices. Persons wishing to buy
Dry Goods will save money by calling at the sub
Borfber's store, and merchants will hnd this an ex-
celleut opportunity Of repIenishing their stock at
less than Eastern prices 8. HYMAN,
Jams Corner Supeior st. and Public Square.
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Connections are made Il MonrOsVIIIB with he Bals
dusky, Mansfield = Newark R. B.; at Clyds with khs
5andulky, Dayton CinetnnAti B. B.; e Ersu10pk
with the Fremont B Indiana 3. B.; Gnd ef Tolodn
with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana anf
Toledo 3 Maba1h Railroads for Chicago, Detroit.
Jackson, FoIt Wayne, LogangpOrt LAfaTsfts, Cara.
Southwest.
Trains s-riFe In Cleveland from Toledo snd shs
West at ss9 A. h, Ass r. and $50 ?. \. Fro8
sandusky st s:l5 A 4 L. d. BUOAABs su1't.
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MERoHAKTs' NATIosAL BANK OF OLEvELAHD,
Cleveland, O., February 6, 1865.
This Bank having been duly authorized by the
Comptroller Of the Currency to commence the bust.
Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid, will open
its books and be prepared for the transaction Of
business on Thursday, the 9th inst.
The business Of the Merchants Bank Of CIeve-
land. except in the closing up Of its AFFAIRS will
cease ct that date
This Bank will buy and sell all descriptions Of
Government Bonds, and act ~ the Agent OF Jay
Cooke in the sale of q. 8. 'iSeVen. Thirty" notes
7. P. HANDY, President.
W. L. CuTTKz, Cashier. febslss
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BT OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and give mp speotacles without aid Of doctor
or msdieene-Sent by mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. B. FOOTE, N. D.,
febIERsd 1lS0 Broadway, New York.
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2anmaas.l
CILKYEIlAND 3 ERIR RAILROAD
2. WHITE ARRAHe1MMT. M


- , A@@AAANA - 84n49 &AA4A11AQ2Agi
1se6. HHTEE ARRAHGENEET. rE
On Gaa alssE Monday, oet. II.,, las4. Passnsz
Trains VII run - iolloEl. OsunaayI GEcsFt6d)f
LHATB OLEVELAHD.
sSd- a, M.-DAY EXPREss TRAIN-Btovvfur a
WrIl0ughbJ, PatnoITillo. Madison. eens1a a -
tabuls, ConneAnt and 9lrArd only, and arrfTo p
EEis e lao ?. H. Dunkrk sszs ?. T.. BaaAl0
S@ P. M..OiEOIHHAI4 ExPREss-sso..spr, a
PklnesTlls, AIhtabula and eizArd only, nd ~
I'VE , e Eriss 40 ?. r., Du2krk Sss ?. h. Bus
S;5O 4. nAfL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
9.<g1 2s<og1ae 81 Al stAsionl and arTi7o e Aris q
so 7. 4.-HIgHT l1PRnSs FRAIH-gecruing q
E-ns.slles A1htabuls and Girard only, ana
sH Hn5i.I, ~ t.,S g 20 A H DuRktk 30
LRAVH MRIR
80 A. M.-DGHT HxPREsg TRATH-a,,.,s,.
st eirArds AlihtAbuA and Pains5ViiIa orlr. S114
arrive at Cleveland at 7 - A. n - 'e-S' -
TRkIH-stopDing q an sIsfioS- ~ S;S.1S -
OIsVoland at l0s26 A. \, ~+''o@
lOa5 A. A.-T0LEDO NxPBl l6e-dtuS-fn= A A
ItstiOa1 except 6WanEiIis, sAyhrook Gn3iusvriS
Perry, Mentor and Wiokiins. and aErf7s- =
SIS ?. 'sI.-IS M.-DAY u. ExPREss TRATE-ssovS.us
Glrard. .Connssut, Ashtab1lss Gsnsya PAn9-
~ Second Ola1 OarH ArS ran On Al throaEh
with irain1 ior folsdo, Chicsg0 Columbus, ohoil-
tratns soing esStWlr, connect q DuakiEk via g
s542, e 9 e tee AsZ Hork Ne RaArosa I'd = e 9St
Rev Hork Oi5 Rairoed1 for New York, AlbaqEi
Boston, AagarA Fails, a., and At Eris with kTail1
u ~ bsy ETsrs-s' Z EaSt Snd Wsut. eoansosv us
ai-erd with Trains on Eris Pittsburgh Railroad
for hnssVfllss hsAdVtLle, JemegtoEn, &c.
-, a.. -. 4 a. AOTTIhGHAHs Sara
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XatlmaMs.
A TLAHTIOAED GREAT WKSTKRf
~ RAILWAY.

IbIL anu WIIbdf AfFdU 6WbHbs
zHEss Eject GondGy, November 2stk, 1854.
Two Through Expre8 Trains Oaiiyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORR
'sDAT E1PREss, leaves Cleveland (sundays sxospt.
edl at $50 L. n. arrives at hesdviIIe at 400 p h
pinnerl Salamanca st 5s66 P. n, (Sl IsPing Call
and New York At 1:10P. 4. r
'HIaHT ExFREss," leaves Cleveland Eatur6An
arrives Gt MeAdTille ct LEO A. r., Salamanca a
$50 A. n, and New York at 1O.SO ?. \.
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Bank Antife.
IREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
CSTIoE OF CohPrROLLER OF THE CURREsoY,
Va surrcrnN Ianunrr 21at- 1864

CSTIcB OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHIEeToE, January S1st, 1865.
"HEREAS, by satisfactory evidence to
w the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that ''The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF
CLEVELAND" in the City Of OleveldHd, In the
county Of Cuyahosa, and State OF Ohio, has been
duly organized under End according to tho require
ments Of the Act Of Congress entitled San Act to
provide National Currency, secured by pledge
OF United States Bonds, and 10 provide for the cir
culAtion and redemption thereof" approved June
g. 1864 and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before COM
menclng the business of Banking under said Act.
Now, therefore, /, HUGH Mo2ULLOOH, Comp
treller 1.-THE Currency, do hereby certify that Ths
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF OLEVE.
LAND in the Cig Of ClevslaHd, in the county of
OEyaho9a, and State Of Ohio, Is authorized to com
the business Of Banking under the Act Gfore-
said.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand snd
seal ofOace. this Thirty first day Of January 1865.
-, ls'g"'dl rnnu m,m11ocu
I -" COMPTROLLER Of the CuFrenoy
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$500
An persons purchasing $40 90 worth Of Goods
viii bs entitled to draw one Of the above Gifts;
$40 90 worth, two Gifts, and 30 on.
OUR STOCK contains a, Full Assortment Of all
kinds of Dry Goods, and Will be sold as low as at
any Dry Goods House in Ohio.
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4 single Bottle WIH Hast a IFonth-tO
be EBed three times q Day. -
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- soId BIZ Al che principal Druggista.
.E. OLiRK. ssggist, Agent for OlevelAnd.
Gl.RS.m. .fkWV
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On and aiter Monday, Oct. IIIt, las2 Prusnpu-
Trains VII run ~ iolloSl, OBanaayI aEosll6d)f
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Widows Wood Society.

The Treasurer OF the Portland Widows
Wood Society acknowledge the following con-
tributions from the several religious societies,
and donations from individuals, viz: ssm
First Parish, $4S7.76 /; Second Parish,
1924; Third Parish, 1856 20; Federal Street
Baptist, STAG; Free Street Baptist, $l47;
High Street Church, 1862 State Street
Church, 1882; Parx Street Church, $l9l.25;
st. Stephens Church, 500 st. Luke's
Church, slse51; Universalist Society. $l9B;
St. Dominic, Catholic. $97 % Cumberland
Street Catholic, slO1.4O Chestnut Street
Methodist, $1s975; Pine Street Methodist,
5000; Congress-. Street Methodist. $4297
Casco Street Church $35 81; Preble Chapel,
1872; Central Church, $e2.l7; Bethel Church,
500; New Church, $l32.55; st. Lawrence
Street Church, SAL; Spiritual Society, $36 25.
DONATIONS. d )
q From George Jewett, 81; from Mrs. 81. H.
: Body, SIS; from j. B. Fisher, $50; from Igna-
thus Stevens. 80; from a JurymaD, for Sundays
pay, $3.50; from a Friend, SIS; from N. j.,
Miller, $50; from s. B. Hilborn, 81; from
James Halliday, $50. 7-7'. +. 80 800 /
SAMUEL RoLFE, Treasurer.
Portland, April 28, 1865. l. ssssstq isais
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Religious Notices.

Religious notices oftwenty FIVE words or less
all excess of this amount will be charged ten cent
me elgnt words constituting line 1s;,,a PRESS
heTeafter Will De rgidiy adhered tor D'
he s0eI y T as CSC csD @os.
steet. at ocloos The Il p public are invited
EE- Miss Fannie Davis Smith, medium o. Mass;
wall lecture Ia Congress Hal. corner OF ana
% ssresis so%O commencing o'clock
.N ---Rev r. n, Redwood OF Mass, wi preach at
Hi1h Street Church tomorrow. The service IN the
after viii have especla sa % sne amefl
freedmen
~ There win be PRAYER Meeting at the
Mis. zion Chapel, Deerings Bridge on sunday even
ing Services commencing at O'Clock. Brethren
come over and help us. asslfeT f, is..aEissl <
ER- Rev. Samuel b. Stewart of Nashua, N. ii
will presch at the First Parish Church tomorrow
EE-Rev. Henry d. Moore will deliver the third
press in The Central Chursn tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock Special Subjecte:- Mo. Legality; Mr.
Worldly Wi'eman; Mount Sinai, and the wicket
Gate. 80 ltaa a . ~
R-Rev. E. c Boiles VIII deliver the concluding
lecture Of hi- course Preachers and PTeacning IN
the new Church. in Congress SquareS ,;,n,
evening at O'Clock. Subject-Hosed 3dtoH,
servic . in the forenoon at the usual hoaras
~ RSv. Ephraim Cummings Of 81 bloomsbury,
VT, will each in the Second and fnird n rIsh
Churches tomorrow. sss@2 Xxx
EYMr. Charles w. jenkins ef Bangor Theoosi-
cal Seminary, will preach IN the congregational
& Church at Ssccarappa Tomorrow
nzg~ Rev. L. Il. st. John Of BTassachusettss, will
preach at The Pearl Street Uniyersalst Church
The Committee for letting pews wi be in attend
ance at The church, from u TIL o'clock this even
ing. N sla4as. - ,sssasl eds nsYs
Ey-Mr. II. o Tn yer Of the Bangor Theological
Semna' y, will preach at St. Lawrence Street Chapel
tomorrow. fagH 81 sltsa4as b sasiisassa
E~Bishop D. ". Clark will preach at Chestnut
Street Church stalAaY afternoon at O'Clock.
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From. Washinatoaa.

Il a-rfeN "a WASHINGTON april 2e.T
The excitement of yesterday has subsidized.
It is thought that-if B both had been brought
to the Navy Yard alive, nothing could have
withstood the fury of the thousands there con-
gregated. III "A YTTAT z E4gT
what disposition was made of Booths
body after the autopsy, is impossible to ascer
tain, but that fitting disposal in keeping
with his ignominious career was made, is GER
tain.
Harold to day, has given way to frequent
fits OF weeping. 10 xINA0 n NHDt
Gen. Hancock has established his head
quarters in Winder's building. Il z 3
Surgeon General Barnes reports that the
Secretary of State took his usual ride this
morning and is free from pain to night. F.
Seward requested to-day thatsome one should
read to him, and says he is much better. His
strength is improving gradually, and the
wounds of his scalp are healing.
Gen. Augur issued an order prohibiting the
disintermen;aeft the bodies of deceased soldiers
in this depar tunt between the first of May
and the first o. October s sd assat naidw aaao
Successful surgical operations were per
formed on Secretary Stewards SOP this after
noon in presence Of several eminent Surgeons.
The Secretary is recovering rapidly from
ms lojuries, and rides out each day in com
pany with bis family physician. 49, lsas 49,
The body OF Col Kellogg. Chief Commits
sary Of Gen. Sheridanss command, who died at
City Point, Wednesday, Of pneumonia, arrived
to day enroute north. ~ -A. y ,t
Very great curiosity prevails as to the dis
position to be made of the remains Of Booth .
but the authorities are not inclined to give his
wretched carcass the honor of meeting the
public gaze, and It will probably be deposited
In whatever place promises the most inter oh
L l. 4alro tsfor d
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cold closed at Gallager's Evening Exchange al
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o. s. Circuit Court. !.
CLIFFORD !. PRESIDING.

FRIDAY.-In the case OF Michael Conley,
Z tried for enticing soldiers to desert from Fort
PrebIe, the jury returned verdict of guilty.
Conley was thentried upon an another in
dictment charging him with second offense.
The jury returned verdict of guilty upon
the first count" attempting to entice a sol
dier to DESERT A motion in arrest of judg
ment, in both cases were entered by his coun-
sci. .amo9 100
G.. f. Talbot. Howard & Ceaves
The second jury was discharged from any
further attendance, and the first jury was ex-
cused until 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
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CINCINNATI, Apri

7 =. - OINCINNAIIJ APIII 70.
:. A. public meeting in Dayton yesterday,
II Wa resolved that the body of Booth be taken
10 MO ocean, and there buried.
Late Seorgia papers give full accounts of
Wisons re raid. After defeating Forrest at
Selma, Aias and destroying the arsenals and
manufactures there, Wilson moved eastward,
capturing Montgomery, West Point, Colum,
1us ana macon, scattering the militia on all
sides, running the only remaining railroad.
breaking up machine shops, DESTROYING stores
and rendering the manufacture of material
orfuture campaigns impossible.
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~. az, q slse "a CAIRO ILL.,. April %.
The steamer Sultana. from New Orleans
evening of the 2lst, arrived at Ficksburg with
her boiler leaking badly. She remained thirty
hours repairing and taking on board 1896
Federal soldiers and $50 officers lately releas-
ed from the Cahawba and Andersonville pris-
ons.s She arrived at Memphis last evening,
and after eoaling proceeded. About 2 A. M,
when seven miles up, she blew up and imme-
diately took fire and burned to the waters
edge. , or the 2l06 souls on board not more
thaus TOO win be recovered. ! Five hundred
were rescued and are now in the hospital.
Two hundred or three hundred unipjured are
at the Soldiers Home. Capt. Mason of the
Sultana, is supposed to be lost. At o'clock
this morning the river 10 front of Memphis was
covered with soldiers struggling for life, many
of them badly scalded: Boats Immediately
went to the rescue and are still engaged 10
picking them up. ana oar
Gen. Washburne Immediately organized a
board Of officers to investigate the affair. No
further particulars received. ~ ID