davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-03

There IL nothing tnat touches the LITE tho seas nf
reFfecty heal.hy apd regular condition, l HOS fEf
TER's STOMACH BlTfkRS- II ofA "hlious nshk~
tho tendency OF your that foena t1AeAo4
may be held In Check far Hetinae by tns occaane
p7e Of this harmless vegetable nutftpse.
, 1866-01-03

n Fhysf0lOGfGni View OF Mar
rtaSe,
Containing nearly so pages, and 10 tne P1ates and
E1craylngs Of the Anatomy Of tho Human Organs In
,t,te Of Health and Disease with Treatise On Early
Errors, it, peplorsb1e conseopences npon the Hind
aad BodE, Htth the Authors F1Au OF Tfeatmtar-the
onIT rational and successful mode Of cure, shown
by ihe report Of csses treated truthful adviser 70
the married, and those contemplating uarraEe who
entertain doubts Of their physical condition. sens
nee Of postage to any address, receipt Of cents.
CROE, 50. 81 Maiden Lang: A6aay, n. =
The 1uthor E.y be consulted upon my Of The dts-
bT nail md medicines sent to any part OF the world.
oynnS-y7A$n.-A ,H&1
, 1866-01-03
On the Temneratnre Of the B1ood.

And It's egnable ctrcul4tion, 10 exemption toc, kha
3on Eon!d sssaps eooKha eeias, d,ptnsss, Gdasasa,
the Mornacbwhich in its tul, Win inyiRors5e III x
tai current md regulate lis noW-Wtxh HSSTErTKR.1
STOMACH BlTTERa- 4&A@ y
, 1866-01-03

but danEe!oHs nt.tinRuiahsd to every other stiNs-
nars Gef4rasis 4 III S99uH{ By ~ sbonefaEIty,
sound 1atsse M ue meoLeassd WITH the tuices of tne
most FauAha tonlc. Alternative auu d+en!ertaat hesha
khl4 fe&fDERttT6 rfuFEakaT2
, 1866-01-03
z 3.1O u. 8. NOTES.
And other Government Securities,
DoCGHT AND suLD By
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
-. - .A-A.-s A..-,..-..,
NORWOOD & LOCKWOOD,
ban d Brokers
IN


HT0E11B3 8pSuB
And Governments t6ccurtt1es,
No. ~ William sr., New York.
Accounts o1 nank1 nknke.s and otbess solicited.
Interest allowed OF daily balances.
a. q. NORWOOD JNO+ p. LOCKWOOD,
New York Stock Market.
Coefnk Iu1ees for cash January :, 1a54 received
By F. G, 6a1tousta1l 4 Co., Countssion stock .ad
Bond Broke11 81 C1ayk street;
, 1866-01-03

NMMERCIAL.

TCEsDAY EVENING, jim. 2,
The following table ehows the receipts and chip
n,enn Of leading &tieles 1t Chicago s,nce satus-
day last with the receipts and shipments during
The corresponding period in 1863:
HEcxIf1s PAST fBR1H Dtye.'
, 1866-01-03
educational
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.


Rotark's 1ittfrs.
~ when Nature al her best Toaics combined,
w She produced RoRACKa HITy189
tae mankind
w- Di.eases destroy life, and HoBACHH
~ 9ITTHRB destroy diseases!
~ The Stomach is the source Of life, hnd no.
e ~BAcK'n 8ITTHRa renovate that
~ Health gives JOY and pleasure, md 10
~ 4AEH's R1TTnR8 give healthl
U Physical strength adds to mental v1sor and
~ general happiness. RoBACH,8 BIT.
TERRI add 70 physte2l strength
r. For these rea.ons there Is such demand for
e this medicinal beverage; and for these 1easons
no one should ft1 TO test their virtues.
~ Sold BY Ill Urugg1su and Dealers eve.y-
n vhene-snd manufactured By DR.. g. ".
R04AEE, At Nos. 50, S., go md 69
East Third atress, Cincinnati, Ohio.
aue5kfSs11m z,xAx11a
, 1866-01-03

All persons 4ho psrte1d TO- se1 tte article BY the
gallon barrel unacIupulous 4npoateEs, and the
Il n IL probability N aettva potsoo-
A trick pfAet4sed BY I3Quok mlItIy IN the top8 df
nzftnE mouoJ IN dlhoaest Wy out Of tho pJpn1aEt
y Of the Rtttcrs re1ores espetta1 mention ht Ihsy
serl with sbomnlahe dud the empty bottles n which
the THE Tux1c Wzs originally coAsatnfd, and vena
over their counters these horrible compounds Htth
Beware Of these 1ofres Ia aheepa e1ohtnx Bay only
tter kood nane nd beasSe Il he I'D eode of maoa
tile h0nox.
, 1866-01-03

Exactly What you Want.
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DIE, Known sud
used % years. Daily Increasing In pubc favor.
Completed In one bottle. No wash. No tronble, Does
not crock or stain. Produces lnstrouy black or
brown, desired. Does not nirre the hAtr PRICE, Is
cents.
Sold ty Druggists and FancE Goods Dealers.
, 1866-01-03

1hanunbsr Of Tickets IL now increased to 5000.
F41ze. paid in gold. Information furnished. The
b1ehest rates paid tr Donboor9 aue ali khdl OF Gold
kud Silver.
TAYLOR d co.. Bankers,
c1C3 - 10 T4n street, New York.
, 1866-01-03

~
The reported eales to-day foot up t!ooo htad. rang
tnE from - 80 for stock Hogs 70 E1o fer prie heavy
hpkt.
The market to-day hal been acttTe ard nearly III the
Hos tn the JA:cs hA4c found ssfs 1t prices fully equal
10 those Of yeate1tay.
Tie ehlc1 buyers hays been our city packers, who
IN ,ught aretly Of pma hsAyJ HoEs. Tbs lighter
grades hare also beeo active, hut prices hAva been
hssuly 60 sr1a ~ for tbs better varieties. :
Shipper bAye been doing comparatively nothing.
The day closes with rey few 1a In the pens unsola,
We quoc the market active and prices fniy cqual
to those ollast Saturday. The market eloses Urn.
, 1866-01-03

Among Officers Of the g. 8. Army
And army surgeons, HosTETrEE's FITTERs xrs IN
conss1pt nse. and tho !trtues and
restorative properties OF the medicine burs teen tested
with erntunt success this battlefield, tn tho nJrr
and camp hoSplt1iz and tn tho Government lAxaFts-
It has been warmly endorsed md lArzey pazonlsed-
, 1866-01-03

Eggs of Phnraoh'a SeFPents,
Each Of which. whea knitted. wtl produce Serpent
In few seconds several feet In length Ro1 contain
tng ten ee9s nailed to any address 50 ceuts By 3.
c, UFHAM. IL South Eighth street. FhuAdelphIA.
Tr1dR supplied. deStcl89t " FAN
, 1866-01-03

In l&IuVful4 auu d0Str11l8
It G currently known u the - Miners Med!elae" N
II pop1aEtty n \! he Eola regions Of tne Western
pensAhe to tho prtsestion Of health amid the psf7a-
tons, hardsh!pe and exposures tnsspAEahle from 1ne
lie Of the gold hunter And pioneeF.
, 1866-01-03
The Shaking MARTYRS

OfF1Txn A2p AGr1. tn tead o1 Being aosed foruoatns
promptly g 9Poo tae.s sst again, wi.aons aaoEEo8
tsz1u!ttent. Take aAtesuasd &9ai1lt nlas1na it
renders attack Of CH1f8 Axp FIr1R AnsQlUftT i'm
pcs5Ipie-
, 1866-01-03

uoHr xon TIE F1lKapLEss.-The rnap,c--x nj
4his tnnituticu viii bold their month, .nset.ro ~
O'Clock p.u. -
, 1866-01-03

~ For theEe rea.ons there Is sueh demand fne
Y this medicinal beSczage and for these reasons
no one should tatl to test their virtues,
, 1866-01-03

7 he Bitter Fruits ofBnd K8itters.
Invalid reader. do Tou know what riueseuths Of the
bitter compounds yoo are solicited q the propEetors
Gf7e he'd for pnouenL They arr manufactured
from nnpuriaed alcohol. ensaninE considerable por
acd fhe bass the regnlar uctures Q! The MtteTiA
Mcdea II the same. No amount Of herbal e1rtcta"
ment. The essence Of sonnd Ryc thofonghly recnnet
y ne oay ont rofh 81 Be s safJ nssd 80
@ealeins. .ad noSTE7 IEKs $I5MAGI 9iiTE!ts
Which lid ariele Is nsed = "a Ingredient Hence the
exssaotdin.M Effects ef TIT E.ea; spes:dc Il s.yes
topc does this, all the ordinary Blers nsa the face
and aGect the bsaln. HosrErTKas HITEKKs dl6ase N
digt stiou, and prodnee sleep. No, other tonic 70
quickly IcE1ves me exhausted rhysical energies,
preston which always Acconpanlcs Weakness Of the
bodily powers. dt2ci9-Stw'SAA
, 1866-01-03

On Board Our Ocean Steamers,
Pzcke Ah4ns and efchAntman It 10 regularly ehtppeA
the beat known preventive OF md remedy f6F $xA
slc4St:s. tad aa an uuo1ctpdonahe sttpulaus ln n
when bound to bot and Malartoua clJuztes, reI1rd
the most valuable portion Of their medical aores
the saltor b. little to fear from coast ftser a eTEn
sJcllpw jack"
, 1866-01-03

asinct spesiss q r. s e2s~sts.. e. cI.ge x tnsss
and ln1atves, and daily proving by It's operation n
cases requiring the exhibition Of three important
fitr md tho Ee1t psA.te'- >sxt c=t!t-.
, 1866-01-03

TT2fL fEICEA -..--..
7tupths roller IN heaiar pzr4seu....,,.. isuA2AaM
{fuofby. Iopue fFepsed %
n~fh3, loose I3tE3:loo
Trxj IL, ro,r and bf1fhr pfcx4tt-.. . I&.9lai7 7.1j
frtl ie. lHoee OF Etyons. ntlNertd:... l?.Hsit.nl
f$1DES-fseceiFch. La ~ ~; 3 is.+ d. = ael1nt
Tie Cxtk Il quiet ma Ntthou& tS .ntsi chaa9e. Ws
Srevn Ssn q re
Gfeen l.9tc.czS.. ........-..... .,....... s&4 c
Green Sk1ted+ 1mmed..-.............. -. sfA 9fc
ITy Ealtet. trimmed ...................11 G417Hc
lTJ Flpt n1mr1e1. .........lt 41tXo
k1p. GIeEn Sc1%nt. tFtnMtd.... ..........u ala G
Gfee1 Calf .,....--~....,..-,...... ~ E41e C
, 1866-01-03
DR., EASTERLY'8

Uk. GASIEhL i y
American 19ntnaenf
VIII euro DxuIses, 8pratus, Cuts
Wounds, Rheutnatt4m, Contracted
Teudous, Hvell~d Joints, Pain or
weakneas in the Back, and MI Local
or Seated Pain in the System.
This u the best Lrinent offered to The public
III VOLATILE Penetrating. and healing properties afose
ther1setea 10 the ye1y bones and give the sufferer ID
Btaut relief
tits the most ehdcaeious Ltntment eveT Invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
II viii cure Strasna, Cuts, Bruiats Chnfes, Calls,
SCRATCHES, SPAWN, Ringbone, or nny Wounds
of bono CT muscle.
, 1866-01-03

waf 6tc2cy at 13i q 137.
Government 6ecundes ssr dtmer. Wu note sales
to-dny on the stock Board Of j1ne Sevcu.T Turtles
At o.. We quote =
, 1866-01-03
STOCK EXCHANGE,

TCBspKx EVENING, Jan. 2.
INV foEE QrpTEunNA
r s.Gf. s1e1-d.. .10sl U. s. 1-90s, Aug. 49,:
9. $. sa0t..-....-1NE 2. 9. zsrA. June. %
.. 5. 52es. new. .1osH Q. S. 1906. July. %
U. 5. l040's. aas1 New Cc1t.......... 0sss
, 1866-01-03
~ Health gives JOY and pleasure, md 30
~ BAE8'1 BIXTIR8 give healthl

p Physical strength adds to mental vtsor and
~ general happiness. RoBACH,8 BIT.
TERRI add 70 physical strength
, 1866-01-03

=. HxNI
City Harness. rEG.s1 s1l0-l2
CouAiry uazprta,0-fXAto
Line. \ A........1.t ttAt.&S
ZIP. .Heffuu, . nl.lhRl..u
calf. r b.......-l.2EfL:3
UPf<r, p D....++G-2sN 0.E
EintJ Upper. O. H71 u
Dl
slsrEht1r Sut. .05aao.A
HHnesA. 0..-.G.40Ao.s8
UppHs...........t teH4QS
Efr, No. ! mtt1tM1.3Ma!.T
KIP hp.1 hav.oE{4LW
nf, Extra ....,.14Hkk7.W
F1tnch k1p, nrst
CbLltf..........l+@1 l-iu
TrNreh 11FT = - 4A3 *
, 1866-01-03


9he reported fales zod4Y foo& up 80 head, ranging
L IHacn from s4l1 to &1lax. - :: ::
Tho matket to-day has been quiet and prices WITH
out essential change from Saturday. Thasa hAsbaca
ve5 lite Prime stock sale snd the only ssse in ttia
cAas Of atoct uas that Of = head Averaging 1.1s H.
sold By Adaus 4 Parsors to q. Rnhla 1t S7l2k. The
medium ano1oWr Er1ces Of stock hare dragged con.
s1de1ably.
We quote the market a quiet end ps1eea WITHOUT
esantta} change from the closing rates Of Saturday.
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY; 1,
Adato& 4 Pattoos apld G. RnhlA = haxd pEire
sttcrF. arcrak1nR 16 !. ut $sl7k: 70 sAme head
aTG11ElnE ll NJ. u *t.a; 70 Tamt - bead. ATcTag
Ing 1o,o M It $500 to.Shtb1e. II head. averagng
LIZ ~ 1t $31k; to Hesa, 70 head averaging NJ b.
coner Co. sold Sloan u bead. averaging ~.
GHdlsy 4 Co. sold l..,ustton Is head. .vess9tne
Gee!s1 4 ldfiaEe sold VAL 1s had. averaging sss
noGs-FSon ths zesu1n. made to tbs Beard Of
Trade ind the receipts md shpmenta for the Last
twenty -four hpura, compared with tho receipts and
shipments ofshe txrne period Ia les 70 be folloNE
Recetpta- Shipments.
18.t., l4k3. lSsG+ lsS3
Bupoay, Norday aud Tuesday 6,7.e 2.1i tss 80,
Tho actual receipts the Union yards to-day arc
fo1Iows:
1ilHpk Cenf+A EoA1..
ST. 1AluH +A1fQp EQAd. fJ5
, 1866-01-03

~ When Nature all her best Toaics combined,
w She produced RoRACK'H HITT1H
foe mankind.
, 1866-01-03

H Di.eates destroy life, and H03ACHH
B BTTTHRH destroy diseases!
, 1866-01-03

AcAAo~L1oNES7 OF ArFREc1A11oa.-The
western Eocssvine Company have presented TO the
1nenacna HeneEolent Association 4 donation OF
1N ~ = mark Of their appreciation Of the noble
eeT,c@ o. ne F7se Department OF Chicago tn u
q nor. aslh; le, partially de4troyod thotr estsh
l6hmcut 1he donation has been ynIfahfx .rE1,ow-
tocA.1on. - a1a 0s-
, 1866-01-03

Common Sense Teaches Us
rhatn our bodies naturally tecb1e tehd1tsd b.
efrtes, tho l*tk Of strength hnd Tftaty muys ~
,nttt. u pusao1e, BY suck Hnoaarune h1e1as Of tyE
'sasloa ~ issar1 md 6cienoa k.ya placed - or -
soSaf.
, 1866-01-03

E The Stomach is The source Of life, and 10
~HACH.N BJTTHRH renoEate that
Bourccf
, 1866-01-03
lQttErp..

Nos. no. 81, 81 + 98 Dearbaru.as. ;
, 1866-01-03

EB-Shoud you1 nearest druggists not hsrs the ar.
clc DO cot be ud By any or the Intoxicating prc
partitions thas may be oefe3 in Its pl&ee but scnt
d and We will forward securely packed. bJ e1pFeas.
E PRINCIPAL Od9ce md AAnufActa1J. GIL ARCH
, 1866-01-03

BEWARE OF FCoUETERFE1Ts,-see that the slx-
natt,rn of - G., H. JACESONT fs % the WRAPPER ct
each bottle. {FFrice-Eing1e bottle ONE DOLLAR
or h ~ doxzi fuf FIVE DCfIaH8.
, 1866-01-03

Eradef.......,... DO .....-.. Is Is a.f5
sHEEr-Themar1etts fl quiet and sales were made
today II 1 trtne lowH tkurea. Good sheep sold
from fL15 to E.5 PET 100 na.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05

BxRKAvENESr.-The Troy Wig has the
following sPpreciative notice of the late
Mrs. Lemuel Bannister, Of this city, whose
sudden death was mourned by q large circle
of friends. 1t shows a rare appreciation of
her estimsble qualities of heart and mind :
Mrs. Bannister had been married only
about two years, and had but recently gone
with her husband TO their Western home.
She was a young lady of rare and varied
accomplishments, highly educated, and a
graduate Of one of the most thorough and
exhaustive educational institutions in the
cruntTy-the Convent Of Notre Dame at
Villa Marie, near Montreal. Devoted to
study snd the accomplishments which es-
sentially belong to q finished education, her
life had been moulded by such rare and
refining Influences as TO attract a wide
circle of friends and acquaintance. She
possessed IN an eminent degree an uncom-
mon amiability Of temperament, a heart
overlooking with generous emotions and
impulses, a cultivated intellect and q wo-
manly individuality rarely met with. The
blow falls with terrible force upon a most
devoted husband, and upon the stricken
parents and family, and a wide circle of
relatives and friends, for a loving, tender
wife, q beloved daughter, an afectiouate
and devoted sister, and a noble exemplary
woman has been suddenly called to her
eternal home. Surely
Leaves have their time TO fall,
And flowers to withCr at the north wind breath,
And stars 70 set but all,
Thou hast All seasons for thine own, Q, Death :"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FRrpAY EVENING. Nav 4. Isss.

FRIDAY EVENING, May 4, 1855.
The general report from bankers to-day
favored a less active money market, and an
ample supply of currency for the legiti-
mate demand. One or two banks, however,
that carry the bulk of the oil paper, COM
plain of being quite close, the oil interest
having for some days past been a large Dor
rover. Produce paper is in quite moderate
offering.
Eastern Exchange continues close, and
the demand oyerbalances receipts. Rates
are steady as previously quoted.
The distribution of gold by the sub-Trea-
sury, and consequently the increasing u p
ply on the market, seems to be making an
impression upon the premium, to which
perhaps other causes, partially indicated
by a decline in sterling exchange to-day,
add their influence. Gold was less unset
tied, but weak, closing lower at 1274@s.
The New York market for government
securities was firm to-day, and nearly all
denominations were higher. This is partly
to be ascribed to the natural influence of
the proposition to offer a long 5 per cent.
consolidation loan, which there is very lit
tie doubt will be authorized. Some specu-
lstion in securities may be looked for in an
ticiPation of this measure, and consequent
ly higher prices.
The closing prices for coin and govern
ments in this market to-dav ara q fouo-.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05

RATES OF FREreHT.-A convention of rail
way managers met in Buffalo, on the I'd,
and organized by e~lecting Mr.. s.. N. Hubby
President, and G. R. Blanchard, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was to consider
the best means of advancing and main
tanning rates. After a discussion, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolpei, That the Freight Superintend-
ents of the Trunk lines fix the tariffs Of
freights west bound, to be published as the
rates of the several lines.
That each of the roads represented pledges
itself to maintain such rates, and not to
allow any cut of such rates, directly or IN
directly, by way of drawback, commission,
premium, drayage, agreed weights, when
less thar actual, or any other method.
That the PENNSYLVANIA, Baltimore and
Ohio. Erie and New York Central Road
shall select a Commissions or Commission
in the CITY of New York, not connected
with any Express, Transportation or Com
mission Company, or in any way engaged
in soliciting freights.
That such Commission hall be notified
in all established rates, and of all altera-
tions of the same, and that if any company,
directly or indirectly, cuts such rates, SAID
commission shall notify the President OF
the Company in whose behalf such cut IS
made, and the agent or officer making such
cut shall at once be dismissed from the SER
of such company and the said four COM
panies shall not ticket passengers, or bill
freights, unless the same is prepaid, over
any connecting road that refuses to man
tain such rates,
That each one of the Trunk lines shall
state in its advertisements of Freight Rates
west bound, that it will not recognize or
settle any claims for losses, damages. or
o~vercharges occurring on any bills OF ladlng
over its road, unless issued or endorsed by
its own authorized agents.
That the four eastern lines pledge them
selves to sustain the established rates of
freight made by Western roads east-bound,
and in case any Western road cuts or re-
duces said rates in any manner whatever,
they will refuse to receive and pay back
charges on said freight.
That rates both eastward and westward
be advanced Immediately TO ~remunerative
standard.
The following resolutions were adopted:
That the resolutions as adopted be printed
in circular form, and sent TO the proper
officers of each one of the roads over
which through bills of lading are issued
from Eastern cities.
That a meeting of the Presidents of the
four Trunk lines be held at New York,
during May, at such date and place as may
be designated by the Vice President of the
Erie Railway.
That the Secretary of this meeting be re-
quested to notify the officers of Western
companies to meet at indianapolis, on
Thursday, May the 10th inst, for the pur-
pose of restoring, advancing and maintain
ing east bound rates from all competing
points in the West.
That the proceeding of this meeting be
printed in circular form.
L. NJ. HUBBY, President.
G. r. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF

ENTERED---M, v4
stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay Detroit, gss hills
ana loo sacks potatoes, 100 bbIs -four, 81 bbls
fish, 1856 pkgs mdz
Prop Prairie State, Knapp, Y oIedo
Prep Buckeye, Mcdonald, o. densburgh
fL1P rsssaic, Mitchell Dur kirk, dry goods, gro
Prop Neptune, starkwes IN =, Buffalo
PIop AraSes, Evsrs, But falo, sundries
Prop Michigan, Repson. Toledo
Prop Elmira, Thorn, BIZ jfalo
Bark Monitor. Button, Chicago 40 fms coal
schr Eagle, Barrow. To ledo, So m slaves
sehr + johnson, May willie, East Saginaw, 200
Schr Mayhower, yjckey osueco
Schr Fleetwing, Quick, Toledo 3 Oya bu rba,t
Schr Eagle, Gafett, Err 10
scow Highland Chief, { Ardner, Black River
Scow Ellen, blanchard, Sanduskv
Scow Lone Star, Pelow PIT Clinton
Scow Gen Butler, StOu gh, Black River
Scow Mona, Moore, h slley's Island
soow Magdalena, SteiI Ibrenner. RoDdesu
VIM Wilson, Lawson, RonSean
q EARED.
stmr Morning Star, ' Tiger, Detroit, SIS bars and
bbls oil, loss pkgs E undries
6rop Miehigan, Reps %, 0gdeUsbursh
Prop Neptune, STARK weather, Green Bay
Prop Passaic, Mitch ell, Toledo
Prop Back@ye, Med onaId. Chicago
Prop Prsirie State, Knapp. OgdeDsburgb
Prop Elmira, Thor l., Toledo
Prop I~rensides, Tu rner, Ontonagop
Schr Eagle, Gafett, Keilsy's Island
Schr Geo c Drew, fbbottson. Saginaw
Schr y L Noble, Howard, Saginaw
schr Fleetwing, Qnick, Toledo
Schr Col Cook, Dhott, Marquette. 25o TONS co.I
schr Florence, light, Burweu
Seow Highland Chief, Gardner R1act Riv.r
Seow Ellen White, Dupey, Sandbeocb
Seow Lone Star, Pelow, PIT Clinton
scow Mona, Moore, Kelley's Island
80 nsrLynis, BnrLingsme, BgrweIl
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05

FIRE AeAIS.-An unusual number of fires
are occurring of late. Yesterday afternoon
about q o'clock, a FIRE broke out in the roof
of the two story frame dwelling at No. 249
Prospect street. The alarm was promptly
given and the steamers were on the ground
SO early, that only the roof was burned and
that only partially, Some of the furniture
was damaged but it is thought the loss will
not exceed $500. The insurance is $500.
The house is a fine one and is owned by Mr..
J.. Lovett, and ]. D.. Bishop, Esq. The FIRE
originated from flying sparks.
There are wooden chimney on the build
ing, and rumor says that the fire was first
seen TO issue from one Of them.
If rumor tells tie truth, and houses in
the city are commonly supplied with COM
bustable chimneys, would it not be well for
our thoroughgoing Fire Warden TO investi-
gate the matter and, if necessary for public
safety, prohibit the building of such fab
rina
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05

B1LLIARDs.-A dispatch was received, on
Thursday, by Mr.. John Frawley, from Mr..
D. E. Gavitt, editor of the New York
Sportsmcn's Oracle, requesting that the
match between Frawley and Choate be
postponed till the LIST of June, in order that
a number of billiard celebrities, who will be
present at the match between Deery and
Dion, for the championship of the United
States, on the 23d of this month, can be on
hand at the Cleveland match. Brainard's
Hall was engaged for the LIST of June, and
accordingly Frawley secured it for the 3lst
of this month, and autographed to New
York, accordingly. Phelan, Carme, Dion,
Deery, McDavitt, and a number of other
famous billiard players, will be at the
Cleveland match.
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THE MAGNIFICENT, STAUNCH
Il and reIiatIe STEAMERS named below make
up a bAIJY LINE between Cleveland and De-
tIoit, and all
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REcEIPrs-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat 600 bu;
sorn %, 600 bB; oats AZ, 600 bu.
SHIPAEETs-F1our 5000 bbls.; wheat 81. 900 b.;
corn 5000 bu; oats 5000.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-05
CONTENTS.


EDIToRIAL.-The ofcial Executioner; Re-
port Of the Ways and Means Committee; Ths
Guillotine at Work; How Indiana Copperheads
Talk Reconstruction Committees Report; The
Chicago Times Attack on Gen. Grant; Effect Of
Civil Rights Law; Northern Pacific Railroad Bill
Barbarian of Slavery Soldiers and Sailors
League Wages in Cincinnati The New Party in
Pennsylvania; The Treaty With Japan Political
Items; The Official EKecuiioner, &C.,
sELECTI0NS-England and Amerioa-Banquet
in LOndon-speech by the American Minister
Washington Topics and Gossipsi Strange Occur
renos-YouDg Woman Stuck Fast in a Chimney
A Lady Able to Protect Herself; Poetry Singular
Lows Affair; The Latest Dodge A Woman Kicks
Her Husband Out of Bed The Case Summed Up
Emigration From England.
NEws.-Ful Particulars of the Great Detroit
Fire Ohcial Report Of the Cholera Ship vir-
ginia Northern Ohio News; Religious lntelli-
genoe Concerning Northern Ohio Churches Oar
ing and Successful Bank Robbery; Slate and Gen
eral News Items.
LOCAB-FuH Particulars Of the Execution of
Jack Cooper, at RAyenna-His Speech on the Plat
form; The Chloroform Experiment; Almost a
Suicide on Hamilton Street-A Butcher Slabs Him.
self in the Throat; Arrest and Return of McCon-
nell, the Olmstesd Falls Murderer; Items, &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Congress,
Foreign News, General and Special Dispatches
from all parts Of the country.
FINANoIAL-A Full Review of the Local
Markets; Financial and Commercial Articles +;
Cleveland Wholesale Market; New York Cattle
Market, &c.