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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

A MEETING OF oil merchants, at Pittsburg.
was held last week to consider the subject OF
transportation, and to devise means for having
the Federal tax on crude oil Zone dollar a
barreD repealed. Ii was stated that twenty
thousand barrels of oil are shipped over the
Pennsylvania railroad weekly. A committee
was appointed to correspond with parties in
the oil interest for an organized effort to have
the tax repealed next winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

A MOVEMENT Is on foot to organize ma
tional society for Christian work among the
masses, and a convention on the subject will
meet at Cleveland on the 9th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

J. AID. RozIER, ct. al, Democratic State
committee of Louisiana, have called con.
vention to assemble in New Orleans, October
I'd, for the purpose of organization.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

Tue ruins of very extensive aboriginal
city have been discovered ia the forest of il
corumbo. in the province of Tlaxicala, Mex
len. The temples are of immense size, some
with vaulted roofs, and so well preserved that
ancient paintings appear fresh. The courts
are filled with hideous and grotesque idols,
and pyramids surmounted by the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company are expecting to place fifty addition
al cars on their road soon, which will greatly
serve to ease up the pressure now existing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

fhisunegualed preparation which Possesses the pecn
ar properties Questioning grey hsir its color
aud IL to the color IL possessed before IT
turned grey II Is permane nt cure for dsaarun
and eulir-us the roots of the hair the
hair lasting and natural moisture dan6rr eurf
itching and f thesktn Persons that have led
this preparation that they have tried all kinds
fonic and air Restorative and had been able
dnd article thai would produce the desired alt
nsfi they had triHd my Hair Tonic II hs. eur- re
sons who had solid masses of dandrnn ali knitted and
oeneuted together IN the shape Of esp covering the
~hol- head and In the Of thirty after uiny
Tonic the scu 4nd dandruf sii disappeared the
hair, which had until that time been prvented from
growing, resumed its former healthy srowth.
In the ofon James Aersbcn of the 2ist Iows
antyy whose head vas covered with thick coating OF
1apdrnd and scnrf mentioned at and hose hair
nad almost completely fallen out Is shown the virtue
this Tonic for in tie ofthree week. application
ofit his scalp .ssued health, condition and his hair
coulmence1 TO beautifully. This is only
81 ths kindin Thousand could mention many other
bnt for want ofspaee and cost prevented from do
ing 80.
Sold by @ GEORGE CABUs, corner Of Second and Main
atreet Price IS cents per bottle liberal discoui
he trade. mch3l-464n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-20

willstch, Hem Fell Tuck Bind Braid, Cord Quiitand
kmbroidcr beautifully. will from perfec vork
on the finest Sainsook the heaviest beaver CLOTH
With no change oftension. needle or thread.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

FreiRbts-The following are the rates By Lake
Qteam) snd Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are I've cenis higher.
To New Tork.-First class: 95s; Second olaus:
T7Oi Third olAs Toe; Fourth class: Ao. Flour,
800.
To Boston.-F'ut class: s1,Os; Second class:
ssc; Third class: TOO Fourth class: 400. Flour:
sOo.
F~IOur-stsady but quiet at 81 OO97 So frX Xxx
red and IS Oa@s rs for XXX white.
Wbeat-The onIf sale reported was lear re-
jeetsd red at 81 O5. -
COrn-Scarce st 6Oo for No 2.
O~ats-Scarce and 10 local demand at 55c.
BaFiey-InAotive and nominal.
Rye-Homlnsl at sec.
P0Fk-HAs advanced and holders Of city
paoked are now asking SIS 90 sales this morning
20 bbIs st s27 20.
Lard-Markst steady At zoe in legs and 1876 in
tieTces for city rendered; eountry-rendered I6c.-
Demand iair. -
Smoked Meats-saIts early in the day 10000
ns ugar.cured hams at 24c, 5000 Bs plain hams at
22o, 20oO lbs shoulders at lie, and 25OO BIS dried
beef at &c. This afternoon holders advanced their
figures to &c for sugr cured hams and 2o fog
plain hams.
Beef-oIty Mess held at $500. vita light de-
mand.
Butter-COntinue, in .fir demand with light
sales lat 2lc for good Western Reserve, and at
19g2 c for common 60.
Eggs-Arri'ing mere freely. Sales at &c.
Cheese-Qulet. Prices steady at IO9tiO as per
quality.
Hikhwines-Quist at 81 90.
AIeOhOI-Unohanged. Held at s4.OOe4,O5 for
CSC per cent 81 Is for Cologne Spirits, Ose per
cent; So l6@2,2 20 for NEUTRAL PtOef Spirits.
PstrOleuRl-COntinuss in good request and
hrm at &c.
Lake F~Ish-Continue in fair demand at un-
changed prices, but in very light supply. We
quote: Whitedsh, $500, PiekersI $500; Herring
S5,75; Trout $40
Dried ADpies-DuT. sales at Sc.
fea'h--In demand at T5c D q for nice live
saIt-stoady. Held at gs,s5 for Fine; $3.50
for Coarse.
ale aaa -POrteF-HsrkAt steady. We 5uot.
q bilOWs Present Use xI AS so; Stock XXX
S14.OOi Ksaness $500; PaIs Dream sli; Pors,,
"a Half and quarter barrels In proportion.
water Hasne-OsWogo and Akren held at
SAD.
FIaster-"PoEsHI' land plaster 1900 per
ton; OaIcined $500 . Dbl.
HOps-Firm. Nov York state 45t95eo, aOoord.
ing to quality; Ohio 259SOo.
Halt-steady. Barley Malt held at 81 10 per
bushel.
POtatOes-sale 100 bushels Neshunnooks ct
sOc.
Rose q FreEaIsss hapvtsson saTMss Y
pOrt
The following are he rats charged By ~
HAEnB-SagAr.sured premium hams y BIS
Canvassed Hams BD-...
Dried ReeE8 D.....--.-.......-.-.--.
8hOutc0ES-SugRr-ourod . D.-.~A..-..T
smoked sides y D.e-.-.-..-.-10
4~0ru-Prime leaf kottle-Tnd'd In bbls OF troa.2 10
Prince Leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs BD-.2l
PnEk-HO.l mess = S27 90
Extra clear y bI...--......s.-.-...- 81 o
50 he extra charge made for packages on cart.
Nge 50 railroad dopOts or boRta. An artioloB are
warranted strictly primo, and equAl 70 anything b
TIE State. Orders promptly ali9d.
RC9E = PBEHTIEs.
dAEE Noe. fsa. tas ndTss Ontario street,
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accomplished


shall, the accomplished editor Of
the Ohio State Journal, while the Alum
nj were out in large numbers. All have
enjoyed themselves splendidly,-not q fall
ure has marred She exercises, and every
recollection is n of success and happiness.
For the fo%urishing condition Of the Col
lege much is owed to the ability, zeal and
devotion of its honored President. And
not only it, but all Northern Ohio owes him
a lasting debt of gratitude for his
great achievements as q CHRISTIAN EDuCA-
TOR.
The old Western Reserve stands upon
a solid foundation. It is. worthy the
services of its faithful and learned Faculty
And, weighty as has bean its past influence
for intelligence, patriotism and pure morals,
its present prospects arc brighter thar eUer.
May it be honorsd forever as one Of the
strongest pillars of social and religious i'm
provement in the West.
CLEVELAND, July 10, 1865.
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COMMERCIAL.

THuEsDAT EvEsTSs, Jul 70, issS.
The demand for wheat has slasksnsd, and no
sales have been reported with the exc Ption Of .
car load reje. ted red.
Corn is scarce aud in s'ms demsn1
Oats ~eoutinus ia request TO supply the local
trsds, and to : limited extent would bring outside
figures.
Barley and Bye are only nOminally %quOtsble.
There has been On advance in smoked meats ard
pork, amounting to 81 Q Dbl on the latter aodlo q
D on hams. The demand is good ADd the demand
firm. |
Flour remains unchanged, with 3 moderate Ioed
inquiry.
Butter is steady at quotations
Eggs are in 3 little better supply, but p,icss aTe
sustained so far. --.
Cheefs continues inactive.
The petroleum market remains firm at former
rates with a good speculative demand but no
sellers.
Ths following were tho receipts and shipments
at this point by Railroad, LAX and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the twenty four hours ending
ct seven O'Clock this morning:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

Co F, Captain Milton Stout; First Lieu
tenant Jasper H Smith.
Co Il, Captain George W Kniss ; First
Lieutenant VIM II Wind. &
Co I, Captain John D Travis ; First
Lieutenant Joseph Hoy.
Co X Captain Jacob A Doershimer /;
First Lieutenant Jacob Wolf.
Ifany of our readers have forgotten the
career of the 6sth, we will jog their mem
DRY by reciting the names of the battles
they have fought, as they are inscribed on
the re~gimentsl banner:
Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Siege of COrinth,
Iuks, Mstsmora, Thompson's Hills, Ray
mond, Jackson, Champion Hills, Fort Hill,
V~icksburgh, Monroe Raid, Bayou Chitto,
Meridian Raid, Big Shsnty, Bushy Noun
tain, Kenesaw, Nick Jack, Siege of Atlanta,
Atlanta, July 2Ist, Atlanta, July I'D, At
1aDta, July 18th, Jonesboeo, LOvejoy, Mill
edgeville, Savannah, Pocotaligo, Sake
hatchie, 0rapgeburg, Charleston, Columbia,
Cheraw, Be1tonyille, and Raleigh.
After the battle of Corinth this regiment
was merged in the 18th corps, under Cen
eral Mcpherson. That able officer was kill
ed within thirty rods of the 6sth.
The boys have made as fine a record as
those of any regiment in the service. They
return AIS in number, leaving manya COM
rade sleeping in the sunny South.
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Q NOTICES.
The Horrors of InaigestlOn

You complain Of your stomach, unfJrtunats dys.
peptci but ought net your stomach to complain Of
your PUs-ibly tee Paugs you endure arc simply
the stOmach's method of taking revenge upon you
for nessc,ipg and abusing it. Perhaps you have
never made an effort to improve its condition, but
on the Othe hand are continually examining it. with
unEholesome and inooBgruOus food. Have you
ever tried HOsTEITER's sToaGOH BITTERs,
aproPer diet, and regular mea's7 The Bttors IN 5
week WonId put your digestive apparatus in per-
feet order. regnltte tbs h0W OF bic n accordance
With the laws Of hsalth, and produce Just 30 much
Aperient setiOn IS would be necessary for our good
AMI whsn yen we're once all ri hit, judieious and
regular eiesiBg, with a little Of the Tonic now and
thrn, would keep you so II you have neglected
sheSe means Of cure, don't bl me your stamaeh for
its rebellion. It is merely natures hint that she
wants hep. If GU neglect 1t, the next thing may
bs innammetioai or Soirrhus Cancer, or some
other violent a d dangerous disease. There is such
a thing as being too late in thsss matters. HosrEr.
rER's BIrrERi will care Dyspepsia; bat Dyspepsia
may ~engsnder diseases which defy all ressora-
tiVes. JyIO:24s:Iadw
Diseases of b Horse and tObor domestic
animals, treated HomeOpathioaiTy by John B Hall
". D., at Balls Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. IT
~ Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 so.
Visits within the city limits 81 so. jezO.246:eod
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

DELEGATES RETURNED.-The following
members of the Cleveland Board of Trade,
delegates 10 the Commercial Convention st
Detroit, returned to the city yesterday
morning on board the steamer City Of
Cleveland: Hon. II P. spsulding, R. T.
Lyon, J,F, Freeman, G. W. Gardner, ].
Il. Clark, N. sackrider, Vim. Murray, VIM.
Wellhousa.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

SOLDIERS EMPLOYMENT AGEScY.-The Ia
dies of the Soldiers Aid Society have open
cd q book for the purpose of registering all
unemployed soldiers who apply for work,
giving their names, ages, occupations, &c.
Those wishing to employ book-ksepers,
clerks, statesmen, mechanics, laborers, &c,
cannot do better than to call at the Aid
Rooms and examine the register s1d make
selection from it, and thus assist the ladies
in carrying out their self-imposed work.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

INFORMATION WAETED.-We have received
q note from Mrs. Ellen Parker, wife of Mr..
Charles Parker, a deaf mute, of West Ru-
pert, VsrmoDt,-who was in this city a few
weeks since selling his Deaf and Dumb
MISUNDERSTANDING as to his present
whereabouts. Nothsving heard from him
for four weeks, she is alarmed. If any one can
give information concerning him, and will
either address his wife as above, or US, he
will confer a great favor upon a family who
are in deep suspense.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

PERsoEAL.-Tho oberlin Negs a y tina
Major General ]. D. Cox, the Union csndi-
date for Governor, will be present at the
commencement exercises of Oberlin Col
lege in the fourth week of August next.
The General is an AIumnus of that College,
and his Alma Mater will welcome him
back, ss will hundreds of his friends.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

PAID oFF.-The 11sth Ohio regiment was
paid off in Camp Cleveland yesterday.
Crowds of boys were in the city in the at
ternoOn, thronging such clothing stores as
were open, and exchanging greenbacks for
sachels and civilian wardrobes. They
walked the streets with very elastic step.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

FIOur-steady. Der and moderate
RheaG-S.arce and firm. held No. / CHICAGO
and Milwaukee spring, g. 81 28AI 30; winter 7 q
ct 81 ~45Iamber Michigan at 81 90. white Michigan
ct 81 IS.
COrm-Quist but firm. Sales at GO for No. L
Oats-LeWer. esles No. lat 500.
Rye-T5c.
BarIeY-Nominal.
Whtsky-Ffrm hut quiet 81 05.
Canal Frefghfe -lun To New York
Wheat 14o: corn lzc, oats 7%asc.
Lake LmPOrts..FIOuf4sa5 bbls, wheat s6sl2
bu, corn 9375z, oats 1929
Canal ExpOFts-Flour 4S9 bbIs, wheat I24OO
bu, corn 1870, oats S2otO0, rye 2z7z0.
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Grand Pleasure excursion to the Nortl

Grand Pleasure Excursion TO The North
shore of Lake Superior. Tbs nsW, large and Gle,
CANT steamer Pewsbic, George Mckay, Master,
will leave our doak Monday, July II, ats E. NJ. for
sgrand Pleasure Excursion t. La PoIETE, BAY
FIELD and the NORTH sHOBE OF Lake Superior
ami Will stop, going and reIu ming, ct iotermedi-
ate ports. Persons d ,sirous Of securing rooms for
the above excursion. or information respecting
freight, will please apply to
GARRErsoH a CO., Agents.
jy1s:22s re. l RIVER ct. Cleveland O
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c. @. & @. EaiI Road

CLEVELAND, o, July 10, Ise6.
AdiVidend Of five per cent has been declared BY
this Company, payable At the ulual plao,s on and
alter August LIST next, free Of Governmsnt tag.
The transfer books viii b closed from the evening
Of the 10th inst un.il August ID.
By order Of the Board OF Directors,
jylo:ss GEO. b. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

TsE 12srH.-The Columbus State Journal
of the 18th says that the l2Sth o. vi,
numbering 500 men, arrived in that city
the day previOns frUm JUhnsUn's Island,
and proceeds at once to Camp Chase for
muster-out and discharge.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

EXAMINED AND HELD TO BAIL.-Thomas
Keough was examined yesterday before
Commissioner White, charged with passing
counterfeit money on several parties in this
city. He was bound over in bail of $500,
securing which, he was released from
custody,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Auction 1.-THE great s,IeO Dry Goods
ate. CATER & Son on Bank street closes to-day.
Those In want Of ths finest goods ever sold in our
city, and at their own prices, thould attend to-day
without fail, We understand q large lot of new
goods has Just arrived, such ss Prints, DeIaines,
Cotton Cloths, &c ell Of which will be s.Ii to dAy.
Sale commences at 10 A N. and continue throuRh.
out the day. This Is positively the last sale.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14
OsWKRo ~MARKET-JnIr Ia,

lBK E~Hz1aRAPH.I
FIOur@s60SOo better. SAFES at 81 q5a7 40
for red winter; So RIGS 5Ffor white.
WheRt-Firn but unchanged. :
COrn-Quiet. no ] held st T3a74c.
Oats-HominAly lower. sa'es at 67c for West
ern
Canal Freights-FlOur 8ss4oc.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

THE HTH OHIO COMBe.-A Geographic
dispatch to the Mayor states tina this regi-
ment, Col. Moore commanding, left Louis
at II o'clock Wednesday, for this city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

The gallant boys of our Ohio regiments
express themselves delighted with the
treatment received by our citizens. All
should call at Davis Oak Hall to get their
clothing-it S the largest and best emPOri-
um in the city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

MRS. Cashberg pays the highest cash price
for ladies' cast of WEARING apparel. Plssse Try, BY
calling, or sending a nots By post, to Mrs. CASH
BERG, No. ITO Pittsburgh street. Orders viii be
punctuGlly attended to. iye.2S9
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14
Kew XOrk STOCK RaEkot-July Is.
goverumaut s.oeE-As b,,s S.,

Government SeOebB-A shade Rrmer
United Stats Skies Of 1881 registered ln7s<; DO
coupons lO7S F~ive-tWeuties coupons, 1857; do
new issue l0oA; Treasury 7-sOs seeoad sories 8gZ;
Tennessss skies ".
8~tOCkB-HeaEy
ohio 3 Mississippi Certificates 394; Quicksilver
81: Cumberland ~; Atlantic NAL I5s; New
York Central $40; Erie 755<; Unison IIO%;
Reading lOO5S; Michigan Southern $50; Illinos
Central scrip 1851; Cleveland 4 PittssurEh 6ss<;
Chicago 4 Northwestern zS5S: do preferred 6z55:
Chicago & Book Inland lO7h Pittsburgh &F0ft
Wayne s.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

81. PAUL's GHUBcH.-The Right Reverend
Bishop BsdeH, D. D, will confirm in this
Church, this friday evening. Service at
hall past seven O'Clock.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

Soldiers arriving from the front, after be-
ing pain of, will find Davis Oak Hall the
place TO buy their clothing.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

Clothing of every style, shirts, and all
kinds of furnishing goods, at Davis Oak
Hall-the best place for a soldier to get his
outfit,
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LAST or THE SEASON

The Manager respectfully announces that he hiss
at great cost, effected an engagement with Iho1e
WORlD REN0WHED ARTISTS, mr.. and Mrs,
CHA5. KEAN, formerly Miss ELLEN TREE, who
will be aided by Mr.. J F. OATHOARr, Mr. e..
Everett, ard Miss Chapman, from the Drury Lane
and Princess Theater, 10 l. on.
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MARINE NEWS.
POBT OF CLEVELAND.

POBT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED Is.
stmr City Of Cleveland, HeKAy, Detroit
Prop ElmyTa. thorn, BufflO
Poo City o. Boston, Chapman, Prescott
Sehr Mlsn. Porter, OsWfg0
rchr Almira, Demand, DarWell
s hr lno, DOddlsson, Sc. Clair
schr High and Chief, Gardner, Port Clinton
OLEARED.---.JUBH IL
simr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
Prop y m "a, Thorn Oltonagon
Prop Badger Etata, G bherd, Opfrago
Prop Gity Of Boston, Ohsp nan Chicago
chr CoTol, Tbomss, TolsdO
sehE New Londoa, ssmpho MArqut tie
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

Lambs Knitting HReEIne.-GEEIUI
TRUHPHLNT.-Ths greatest invention Of the age.
NsrroWs the toe, knits the heel, complete in ono
piece. Will do al that Il Is promised to do in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
JOHNSON, $50 Superior st., Cleveland. my27:eIs
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ADJUSTMENTS.
| OADKMY OF MUSIC.
PRICES or ADnssTO

PRIOEs or ADMISSION.
Dress Circle 81; Reserved seats 70 Dress Oirclo
and Psrquette Sl,5C; Family Oiro.e, rs cents
Gallery, 60 oontsi Single. seats In PriVate Boxes,
~ Oolored persons will, under no eireumstau.
oesI be permitted to occupy seats in any other Dor
ton OF the house, save the Gallery. Admission Goo.
Doors open st Z. Curtain rises ct 8.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

8. A. BOyntOn, n n, Physician and Eur.
gson, Once 30 Pearl street. Cleveland, o. once
hours from 7 to 81 A. n, from 1 to 2 and : TO .
Pm, tv14.9ss
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"Amazed ths r..irg ru,tio r.pg,d .ruund

"Amazed tbs gazing rustic raug'd Eround
Andst.ll they gazed; and still the wonder grew"
That DR.. D. Il. seelye's LIQUID OATARRH
REMEDY shOHld be sod in such enormous quAnti-
ties-but upon being informed Inst "AlI the best
families kept it constantly on hand to cleanse
kshead, thsJ were D~oIongsr amazed. jyIO.Rs
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MEADVILLE NEWS,
correspondence of he Cleveland LuADra.l
MEADvrLLE, July IL, 1865.

MBADvmLE, July IL, 1865.
DEATH FROM A BURE.-A young man
named Kershaw, who had charge OF
a portion of the laborers at the
engine yard of the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railway at this place, was very eVere-
ly burned a fewdsys ago from the upsetting
and bursting of kerosene p the burning
contents pouring over his arm and side. He
was put under medical treatment and
thought to be getting along well, until q
day or two ago, when he rapidly sink and
died yesterday. He had not sufficient vi
tality both to heal the wound and di-
gest necessary food. He was very highly
respected.
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3. B, HALE, Banker,
AND
u ) GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT.
sasotptiOns received o III.

HT $40 PER CENT. AND IO-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
IOoDmission allowed to 6aboonberzJ
RS-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5.2O's, IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all ether Government eeourijeg pur.
chased and for sale on the most kavordbl terms.
and sold At best rates, Deposits received and Col.
Lotions made ct all aooessib' Q points. Uncurrent
funds converted st lowest rates. Revenue Stamps
Tor sale. Oo4
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CITY NEWS.

Soldiers, the place to buy your clothing is
at Davis, Pefxotto & Co.'s Oak Hall, corner
Superior and Water streets.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-14

Patronize Davis Oak Hall Clothing
House.
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DAILY LEADER.
FRIDAY. JULY IA. 1865.
REGIsTER

~ Otlhsns wishing conveyance 20 either Of tas
above Trains or Boats, VIII be called for 81 Coaches
Of Stevens' Omnibus Line. By leaving thsir addrest
At the Omnibus Once, IET Sapsrior street, nsxi
door 20 the WeddBIl House.