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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

ana Dalls ~ 10
Certificates Of the various articles are first put
into envelOps, scaled up and mixed; and when
ordered are taken out without regard TO choice,
and sent by mail, thus giving all Il fair chance. On
receipt Of the certificate. you will see what you are
TO have and then it is at your option to send the
Dollar and take the article or not. Purchasers
may thus obtain a Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
any set of Jewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR.
Send 25 Cents for Certificate.
In all transactions by mail, we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, paying the postage and
doing the business, IS Cents each, which must be
enclosed when the certificate is sent. Five oertii-
Gates will be sent for 81. Il for 81; 80 for So; 100
for SIS.
AGENTS-We want Agents in every Regiment,
and in every town aud county in the country, and
those acting as such will be allowed 10 cents on
every certificate ordered by them, provided their
remittance amounts to One Dollar. Agents will
collect Is cents for every certificate, and remit 10
cents to US, either in cash or Postage stamps.
BRYAN BROS. & Co.
nov2:2Si:eOd 5s Liberty St, New York City.
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Over One Million Bottles
GOES

COUGH BALsAMT
are sold annually, and
the people all pronounce
it the best cough prepar-
alton they ever used.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

Sold by Druggists sv- Sold by Druggists ev-
cry where. Price ONE Ierywhere.
DOLLAR per bottle.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08
GOES
NJ c.

COUGH BALSAM
is warranted to give sat
.isfaction, or the money
refunded.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08
p-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY

BRrFOR MORE THAN TWENTY
years MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has
stood the test Of trial, and is constantly increasing
in public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only 70 cents, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of dye in those
usually sold for 81.
THE HAIR DYE is manufactured by q peculiar
process, which renders it infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being complete in one bottle, no
Preparation is required, which greatly simplefes
the application.
IN USING THIS Y you avoid that RUSTY,
DEAD appearance by which dyed-hair and whiskers
are so readily recognised, when an inferior article
has been used, as it produces a perfectly natural
color Of any shade that is required, from a rich
brown to q jetty, lustrOus black, that will not smut
crock or stain the clothing. Invest IS cents, and
you will be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. 1. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNS d CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. sepl5:R4
RSPTHE BRIDAL CHAMBERLAIN
Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
the Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free in
scaled envelopes. Address DR.. J. Skillin Houghton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. my Ora.
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JOHN L. HUNNEWELL,
I0~vl:dlw:eom Q COmmercial Wharf Boston, Mass
E9-CHEVALIERSL LIFE FORTHE

k OHLF LIE IITL TUX IHt
HAIR-Wil restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL
COLOR; STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth
of the wEAKEsT HAIR; stops its falling out in three
days keeps the head clean, cool and healthy; can
be used freely; contains nothing injurious;
BEST LAIR DRESSING EYER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC; it is recommended aud used by the
first medical authority. Ssld at the Drug-Stores,
and at my office, No. l,l23 Broadway, New York.
1 assure all persons that the above preparation
will do all that is claimed for it.
Oc2s:27Ed4w SARAH A. CHEVALIER, u. D.
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD.

-
1865. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1866.
N and after Monday, Sept. 18th, 1865, trains
I , will leave Cleveland daily as follows Sundays
excepted):
500 A. M-CHICAGO EXPRESS, stops at Berea,
Grafton, Oberlin, Wakeman, NOTwalk, Mon
r~Oeyille, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and FL
more and arrives at Toledo at 1910 P. NJ,
Chicago at l1:CO 2. n, and Detroit $50 P. N.
$40 P. M.-WESTERN MAIL-StOps at all sta
tons on Southern Division, and arrives at
Toledo at 7-30 P. NJ, Chicago 5:45 A. N, and
Detroit at 1880 P. NJ
4.3O p. M.-NORTHEBN MAIL-Stops at all sta
tons on Northern Division and arrives at
Sandusky 81 7:l0 P. N.
1000 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grafton
NorwaIk, and Fremont, and arrives in Toledo
at 2:3O A. NJ, Chicago at 1850 P. n, and De-
tToit at 600 A. NJ.
Connections are made at MOnrOeville with the
Sandusky Mansfield & Newark Railroad; at Sandus-
ky with Dayton i Cincinnati Railroad; at Fremont
with the Fremont q Indiana Railroad and at To-
ledO with the Michigan Southern & Northern In
diana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit, jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Lafay-
cite, Cairo, Alton, st. Louis and all points West,
Northwest and Southwest
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at $50 A. NJ, 2:20 P. NJ, and $40 P. NJ. From
S~andusky at 9:l5 A NJ. L. b. RUCKER,
Cleveland, Sept. Is, 1865. superintendent
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

COUGH BALSAM
relieves a
cough as soon as it is
taken.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

No family can afford to
be without
GOES
COUGH BALSAM
in the house, ready for
immediate use.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-08

COUGH BALSAM
cures influenza, asthma,
and all bronchial afIec-
, 1865-01-15

their bed rooms, by means Of the Dire ladders,
and others not 80 high up BY ty1nabed clothes
together and suspendtng them out Of the
that means.
4 man, from window in the third story
Of the building, when he seemed to ;bo sur
rounded BY the flames, cried out for help. Tho
der, upon which he descended to the ground
In safety, only biting scorched some little. 4
minute longer and he would have Ind to leap.
and very brief timcafter he loft .he window
1t broke through It.
Tho burning IF The Gait House Is fearful
chapter In the history Of our city, and vii! bo
long remembered.
We have learned, since writing the above,
That Thomas d Co. had their stock of srgar,
nolasacs and lard In The warehouse Insured
tor 1000, and Andrew Buchanan 81, 900
insurance on what be lost. Drandes s Craw-
ford had lot Of wheat stored In the building,
on which there was IN insurance Of S5, 600.
, 1865-01-15

9rntNay1ELp, Jan. ID.
Tho cnncu8 OF members OF tho House On tho
accomplished uotl,lng but tpccchoa, sud adjourn
cd III Monday night.
ntports Qf Standing Gonanitt<ss.--Alr. Ward
rsror,c ana ~ pssttaSS of p
sekool, College md Seminary fund. nj. Groom.
Of Marion, from tho Committee on Schoo's-To
amend tle School Law. Mr.. 1Anslng-Rccom.
Sa DEE e ae Co. 1s2ee
Motcaif@A bill 10 dcday, czI,anscs or State
&C., n oo 4 ws saStS:e uos sss
pended and tho bill passed-shls is dcacioncy
I'LL for tho expenses Of tho last two years: MF.
Addaus-n substitute resolution that tho Cover:
5,00o copies Of DO report of Inc State Gsologist.
Aftcr dftcuisiou tho resolution passcd-.ayes, 20;
nays, 5. In The discussion Ar. Mack eaid' the In.
sS ns s Sss S ySss5 yssoat Ss b. f P4as Sa
war fund be transferred to The revenue. THO State
Ward ward reported bili authorizing t6e transfer Of
Alexander introduced d blli 10 chnnEe The name
OF o certain corporation to tho Arundine Papar
Company nass s9spsnsa ~
unlor The. Ma!tcson mortgage. Nj. Bushnsll-
Against the repeal Of tho Lasallc Recorders
eTst iMTnonrn44or a m ar or ur11a.Atr. Msson--estab.
fishing three agricultural and mechanical colleges
-rclcFrrd to special committee, Mr. Eastnn1-
10 incorporate The Augustine college; coding ju-
redtetion Of anes near Chicago Custom House 70
TndsayNto paY salaries Of Clerks and State on.
ecrs IN gold. M7. Funk asked leave to record h'a
vote against the gold bin, aud made ehasncteris
tic and foreiblo speech ngatnst the bill. The Sen
ate adjourned TO Monday.
Thu House IL not In session.
, 1865-01-15

Most Of our packing houses have closed and tho
ther5 are only two or three Of the HlanghtcFrIj
and q few Of the packers OF Dressed logs no"
working. We shall not, however, prob1hly bc
able to make up our returns under a fortnight
Lye hnSo been held steadily al Is gross
Tor amoptb bacon Hogs, mud $ta.80 to sl3. DO for
hCavy weight closing 60c lower. Thefe have heeu.
hcWevcr but few tEansact1ons. and the majority Of
The lots have been either ehlnred OF paeked On
freely at 145o, dividing on 100 ns, closing
Fork has hcen in vary limited demand owing to
Mc scarcity Of money: Mess closel at 133.00 10
fs8 10 for cash, and 40 0040.60 for February de-
livery. Prime mces opened carly in Tho week
With a hrlek demand for February delivery at
s36f0, and modorntc inquiry for cash at fS3.23f1
80 bu& owing 10 tho scarcity Of money. nnd necdy
hoidors, outside the trade, being forced to re-
fS I 5ase sst tsnRas Rss gs sgSs ~ sga
be had unaor ss5.J0 eaah. Tho msrtei
for Cut Mcats was steady at. 1sc for sidcs
nnd 11H118c for shoulder, closing Gsm at tho
ftcd cxtest at tic. Green Hams o9srod at lotc,
hut only 16{c hid. 4 good demand. has e11atod
for Engish A1iddfcs. and most Of those held huro
have been purchased nt 1!'c foE Cumberland, 10l
for Long Ribbed, 20 for Short Ribbed, aud 81 fof
Loug and Short homeless. .LonR uamh seii At iDc.
quantity sept rom or inarket xIll probably 81
short II, Geo boxes against C3m boxes last year.
All the tribntAry points which }ust year were
largely cnEagcd In the Manufacture Will this sea.
son fail conespond1nc!y short. Lard has boon
Fss inquired for. Prime steam ts held at al3c,
ss 1st isp9 r. 1s vi st e. 2es~ assa:s s
1rNnY MILNAxD & Co.
, 1865-01-15
An Infamous Rebel Falsehood
Dated at Chicago and Publish
ed in the n. 7. News.
An Attempt to Justify the Rebels
in Starving Our Prisoners.
From the N. Y. Ncws.l
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Dec. q. 1861.
From n prfvnfa Tattsr3


"* The condition aud suffering Of the
rebel prisoners ut Rock Island is source Of
agony to every heart not absolutely dead to
the feelings Of common humanity, aud the
scanticst christian mercy, There arc from six
to eight thousand confined here. Many have
taken !" the oath"-any oath-to sarc them
ed prisoners, though liberated 1t different IN
tcryuls Of time, alI tell the same story. The
allowance TO each man has been ono small
loaf Of bread-ft takes three to make q
pound-and a piece Of meat, twoinchee square
per day. This was the rations! Lately It
has been reduced. Think Of it reducedl AL
the rations given. and that there are rncn
TINT would do anything to get enough
to cat! Such Is the Tretched sayenons
condition Of these poor starving creatures
that several dogs which have come to tho bar
racks with teams have fallen victims to their
for tooa, actually to save liz. Many: oi them
are nearly naked, barc-footcd, bare-headed,
and without bed clothes: exposed to ccase.
less torture from the chill and pitiless wind.
Of the Upper Mississippi. Thus, naked and
hungry, and In prison, enduring . wretched
ness which no tongue can describe, no Ian
guage tell, they suffer from day to day-cact
day their number growing less. By death
death, their only comfortef-their only mer
ciftll yisttort =
God in Heaven! Shall sthese things con
tinnes Can We hope for success In ou
causes VIII mesciinl and Just God bles!
and prosper It, If such cruel inhu1nanity /
prncticed By our rulers? May NC not provoke
terrible and Just chastiaement ct Hls hands
| feel otherwise.
Many charitable persons, Influenced by Il
| other motives than common humanity an.
| christian duty, have sent supplies Of ciothlnI
to these prisoners, but they have not bec'
permitted to reach them. I have heard q
sales of such clothing having been mad
across tho river at Davenport, at very 10,
pricce. Is It pcssiblo that tho authorities q
Washington Know Of and approve thes
things!
a good many have taken, tho oath, statin
afterwards to citizens that they did 80 reail
to save them from starvation. Ilcarn tha
there are about i've thousand confined herr
who have resolved 10 die rathcr than do q
Although they arc wrong, Is there not su,
lime hefoIsm In the adherence Of these mel
nmid such trials. to cause which they b.
i lleyc to be riEhtf
, 1865-01-15

md lodged with the other prisoners. Hear
Ing Of The arrest Of his colleague, Mr.. John
8. Quinn. Of Chicago. repaired to this city,
md learning that there were no real charges
against hlr. Willard, succeeded in obtaining
his release. The Major probably will now
the ensuing trials.
There is nothing of much importance to
chtoniclo In "yo" city Of Pork. The wealth
CT continues wrctchedly uncertain. II any
thing It is q little worse thaa It WIS before.
The trial by Court Martial Of Capt. Lyman
Is progressing very elowly, and / should think
prosecution bringing forward a formidable ar-
Iny Of testimony to substuutiate their charges
Of fllfhery. HANRiA g. G.
, 1865-01-15
ExOm CAHEH,
Rebel DexerterH-EeueraF Tlleunax-
Cotton Permits.

. CArno, Jau. n.-Squads Of dcscrttts from For
rcst's command arc daily coming here and taking
thu amnesty asth. 4 party; Of ejghs came tn to-
day.
,G7neral Thoaas md staff wore at Pa1teah 1feW
dayEs1nce.
During the txp wetkB ending Jauuhry 9Th,
thirtv-ecren permits haye heen issued, permitting
5000 balhs Of cotton and 50, 900 pounds cf seed
cQi{QC1.
, 1865-01-15

Week. ending j.
Week ending ia
n eek ending DE
Wetk endlDE nt'
Week enttnKDe
Week ending Dc
Week ending De
Week codlnX No
Werk ending No
Week ending No
Week ending No
Week ending 0c
Week ending 0c
Week ending &c
Week ending Oc
Week ending l1c
, 1865-01-15

From the Scntnef.j
Below will he found List Of vessels laid up at
this port for the wiuter. The total number h 81,
against 50 last year. The psopelers plying fu the
Grand Haven line arc omitted:
Stt1mtTs-J. 2. Ward.
hope!iers--F. ". Bsekus, City Of Boston, Bu:k-
eys: unign, t,:aa1s Ante}9Be:r M y .n,r 1a,,.,,o,,
RaTQues-Grace Greenwood Cream City, Coz-
etttution, Jane Bell, Wfnona, Newsboy, Sunshine.
Dr4gs-Rohezt Burns {eu1sl.:
II. walker, Guide, G. Har1ison. E. scoville, j.
Lawrcncc, Grey Eagle, ?. Harden, Sinai, Union.
G. D. Norris, ): & 4. Stronaeh. Florence, ". Aid
rich, Souvenir; Republic, Angeline. dolphin, Mon
itoz, Planet G. q 4, Breed, ". y; Brtgham, Amer,
Hinchman, Flying Cloud. Ellen Pike, Fl Tempo,
]. G. Mccullough. c: North~ Jennihol, Delos De
Wo1f Napoleon, +. Kauter, !. c. Wbbard.
SID0ps--Eric.-
ScoUs-Tab1c Rock, D. &. Holt {repairs,, Alnai.
"a, Swallow, Crusader fsunkl Monitor.
observation-disclosures !; Propcilcrs, 8;
Tugs, s; Barqncs, 7; Brlga. i; Schoonsrs, 10;
6loops, 1; Scows, G.. Total,N-
, 1865-01-15
Review Of the Nav York Provision Wurkef
From tho n. Y. Shipping LIST 1etss

From tho n. Y. Shipping List, 1at&l
The Pork market has been less actiyo, auGpriccs
hare, as usual ruled with great trregulartty- In
mcdietelJ subsequent to oar last pricea Of tho
speculative grades advanced about St,00 poE br1,
but afterwards portion OF tho Improvement vas
lost. Sales Is 600 btls yesterdays t1ansactionsa
&Q.s7fI4S 26for new do, $8f.60Go85 Is for primo:
f40.7b for thfa mess. and 100G140,b0 for prime
ness; also. ahnut Is 600 hrEa, for future delivery
ct tM.95@ 40 Tor old ncsa Fl an this month, and
February, and s4E7aGz4:. Ii fo1 prime meas; and,
In March, {4i50@etf75 for new mess Cut meats
Tpic steady, with moderate demand, at 17Go16}c
for shoulders, and 131atc for hams. Bacon con
tinues In faiT denaacd, at full prices: es1es 800
boxes, On the spot md to artivet at al@a1}c for
!. Cumberland cut midGlee. 292sfc for short rib,
1 a1fe for long rib and 23I23jc for lcug and short
i: clear Western. Dressed hogs continue to arrive
!: slowly. md the market Is dzner: Wc quote
i Western at i7m174c, according to''q.cality, and
city 173lN7fc. Lard continues extremely dull.
1850 brls and. .tes at so@2tsc for No: . prime;
Beef In moderate request. and the market ia
steady; sales 1,Soo brls at go 00o@a3Qo Sor plain
msee and 7s1 604l24, 80 for extra do. Tieteu Beef
Is au1nt, nnd firmly held; the demand this sctsou
seeu3s to run fndta mess, considerable qr1uh-
ties Of which hare been shipped to Great Britnln,
part understood on Western acco1lt. Beef Hams
are Unchanged in va1ue. with sales of 500 brfH at
$s6-UDa7.Uo for poor to prime Batter and
Cheese are In moderate request al: unchanged
Receipts since onr last.
Pork, pigs. Cut Meats, pkes:. ,:sst
Beef, Lard. ,Gss
Exnorts from tat to 10th JANUARY
, 1865-01-15

pers continue quarreling over their lenders. They
think JEFF. Davis coufee reprehensibae. and also
make IN onslaught on: Kirby Smith, who IL now
discovered to poeeess none or The attributes Of a
great General. Hoods failures In Tennessee and
Georgia attributed to the dEsgust Of the people
OF those States for tho CoufedcEacy, None bnt
Lee and johnson appear to give satisfaction.
, 1865-01-15
lSfBh.- I'd nd.
covE,EEG, MI AEESx, !. s1,ls ,s 9.i,E,s EE1,s SALE

Tho Second National Bank % RuthtE!xod 70 fceotVc
subscriptions to tho 10 Loan par and nccrurd In.
tcrest. Thls loan II open torpycstont In any GUMS
tho notfs beng islucd Ia denominations Of ~ 800.
tsc0 snd fl00 and arc convertible At tho expiration
ofthrco ycars from 18th Aagu,s. 1851 into $40 gold
bc.rttG nix per cent bnnhs. 4 com,nislon OF y per
cent IN allowed to llanks ani Nsnkess nud notes for
warn+d hy expires troc OF charge.
rtis Bank alto deals In other q. 9. Hecur!tics ~
rnrkrt rntes j. A. ELLIS. pftsllth4,
il, /, TlNkUAM. Challfhf.
, 1865-01-15

k95- Gen. Robert Anderson states lint Col.
Julian Allen, tue agent for procuring supplies
for Tho poor Of Savannah, was tho first who
sent aid-iu tho shape Of boxes Of cigars and
tohacco-to his men In Fort Sumter in tho
spring Of 1861.
, 1865-01-15
NEWS BY: TELEGRAPH:
Important from the south~-The
Reported Peaco Negotiation.
SLAVERY ABOLISHED by TIE
TENNESSEE STATE CON-
Il VENTION. =
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ILLINOIS
LEGISLATURE.
FROM SAVANNAH. GA.
All Qufet-EuNcr1nE-4t 11umcrx
In Eporutu-ShermanssA Army

NEW Yonx, Saturday, Jan> 1ASIho Mrasdt
ahirs Il ths city ss ouict and unchanged, md re-.
iicratea tho reports 81 yostcrdsJ relative to move
ments sraoug Tho citizens Of Georgia fof roan;oo.
Tho correspondent snys they neea conarmauon. "a,
oath Of allegiance. Great suffering among the
poor etill continued, aud to cons[derobic asEreo
among the wealthy. Qun. Shcfmaa's enuse afmy
u RClO0 feclQthed md eaRtppot.
, 1865-01-15

New yoRK, Jen. 1.-THE World has Informs
OF successes By the Republicans over tho 1mperi.
alists in ecyeral battles There Was an uprising Of
the people, md tue ffceh insurrecton Waa tncreas.
arc about to leave tho country on account ol
Na11millan.s manifesto concerning church prop.
erty.
, 1865-01-15

NEW YonK, Jan. M.-The Now York 1rl5uae's
Washington special says: at is understood tho
PrcEident had declared 1t Senator Foote Ia harmed
by the rcte1e ho will bring five OF the unat t1ia-
tinsu!thrd rebel prisoners In our hands to grief.
Our cavalry haso been ordered to puraue Footc md
hfH caDtOrN.ft
, 1865-01-15

| Coaustleus H1. 3Aoa} oteo tooA "a
reason Which SHOULD o9st the jnFtsaiSS;; ;lS;
ton Of the Court Chief Justice Marshall
IN one Of the ofhhooss Of the celebrated butr
trials had ruled that because q prisoner was
captured In q certain place BY the military
authorities, 1T Nns no reason why ne should
le taken for trsai oy the Commnndlns Gener-
al to another district. and that The charges
before him could not be held, as tue ottense
had been proven to have been committed, II
at all, In district other than that Of Colu1n.
bia, where the court vas In session, and had
jurisdiction. The counsel supported his po.
sition on the constitution and power Of q
court martial hy numerous quotations from
the writings Of Gen. Scott, and In conclusion
respectfully denied the Jurisdiction Of ihe
court in tho present cases, -as long Us the
civil courts Of the Stnte Of Illinois and the
federal courts Of the Northern District OF
Illinots were open and unobstructed,
The other counsel declined TO make any
. Mr, 7. 4, Logan, tho counsel for the prisoner
cnntri}l simply Quoted tic sixth 10 and sov,
cnih "a ausendmcnts to Tho Constitution a.
: sufficient power to remove the cases from ths
} jurisdiction Of the Commission.
, 1865-01-15
PORK PACKING AT CHICAGO.
Receipts nnd Shipments of Hogs for Two
Seasons.
Receipts und Shipments Of Hogs for tho
XEEks

Tic receipts Of Hogs during the week ending
to-ay {January ~ anount to e 665 1.-Two and p I'D
d1eescd-total 45,1s9. agalu.t total last week OF
e, ,4ss and total in the corresponding week last
seaaon Of 0,s51.
The following table, shows the weekly receipts
Of Live md Dressed Hogs from tho commence
1ueut of the aeason till data: :
RxuR1p1s CT LIVE AND pRBssKD Hons FRoX OCT l
TIL JAN. II, YoA TWO THAHs-
1aets 1851
, 1865-01-15

Serious A ccidcnt on the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad

C1xyKIAaD, Saturday, Januafy 14.-Iast nights
train vest on the Telcdo railroad, IVES thrown In
nditch aear Eofwalk. ElayeN persvns were In
jnrtd-aune Killed. The accident was caused by
q hroEea;raN.
, 1865-01-15

Pork, pkgs...~...2 Sli Cut Meots, pkes:. ,asst
Beef,r,....32S0E Lard. .t,GS1
E,r,ror%n Frn,1, %af IA 1f1ft 1snrnrv-
, 1865-01-15
f,rr or 1rx RA1pxns-Tc clir tho fo}low1nr

rom Vanda1fh paper:
."The tchoolmetscr abroad having returned to
thc p.ce.fcas et tho "unconqucEahie" ehosagtnes
uladc how it came 10 paes, and: fears have boon
txprcfscd that tho authorities will be too lcnieni
ece,ion.' ucnston. - wc understand, having been
eick nearly ali tho Hmo ho has been Ii Camp
Douglas, Was allowed 10 como homo on parole
United 10 his oWn town and tho Village Of Van.
aha. on condition that he, will report 1t Camp
Douglas, when ordered.
, 1865-01-15

tion-Electlon 10 be 11e1d March Attn
-Parson Brosvnloyy 70 be Governor
CINCINNATI, Saturday, Jan. H..-The CONNER
ciars NasAviIlo dispatch says: Tho state Con"
yenuon has unanimously passed Tegoiuhon5 de'
throughout u State; also resolution prohibit:
Ing tho Legislature from recognizing the right OF
property ii u,nnt fothiddt1g 1t ffom requiring
to 3eelsIation stafe idspsndsnee thc @ts
y leagna made IN 1861 With tho Confederate
States, and ali lavs and ordinances inside sh p9r-
suance Of them. Al officers appointed pr tho
cun1!med. The proposttfoDs arc to b. submitted
10 the people for iathcatton February ~, md on
March 4th Tho election to bo ho!d fos !3oTe.n9F
and the Legislature. Nearly three hundred dele.
gates participated In Ae'tnal vote: The greatest
harmony andgood feosing prevails throughout.
Tarzou brownlow.k the nnsatmoua choice Of tho
e0ryentiun for the next GoYefn0f.
, 1865-01-15

Second LAY OF 1aUu7xy3
Ear .ha ,necta1 treatment Of Chronic Diseszes OF
Wnnen md Chiidrcn, HRS. GROSS has made this
class diseaso speeslty haying BAG consfsnf,y m
20 indies from ali parts Of the Union.
The remarkable success whlch has attended her
Mrs, GROSS, althouEh feeuIas graduate m q 11eni-
sc6oDi Of medicine making use Of those remedies
Vhich long and sutcesatu practices haa proven to bo
sfrs. tiisl1SS may be found It the STEWART aOU6E
corner Of Washington and stste It Tor fa1r months.
0f1cs hours rom IL 4. IL. to 5 r. II. 6et1b5gr1n4
, 1865-01-15

In the seyctu1 methods suggested through
the columns Of the TN1DuN1 for cleansing
Chicago River, and improving the canal-yoilr
correspondent seem to hare overlooked the
principal incumbent to Legislative action In
the mnttcr, to wit-on the happening Of one
Of several contingencies the canal will iallinto
d;suse. In this cscnt the right OF way held
by tho State In the canal bed rcycrts, tho fec
III the canal bed having never passed TO tho
State, aud the Slate will be Liable to pay to
tho General Government the whole amount OF
money received on the sale Of canal lands.
Sec act Of March, I'd, 1871.
On tho estimate OF Mr.. Goodfng, the canal
on The deep cut can be completed from Chi
cago to I.ockport for two millions Of dollars.
Over six millions Of dollars has been re-
cctycd on canal lands. The practical ques-
ton is this: Will tho State mud the city OF
Chicago now unite, expeud two millions,
deepen the canal and permanently cleanse
the river, or will tho State pay tho SIX mil.
lions and LOOSE the canal? J. BROWN.
Icnlont. Dec A, 1861.