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A letter describing scenes on the western
prairies, says: To-day passed lame OK,
turned adriit to shift for itself by some passing
train a floating bit Of wood in mid-ocean
could hardly look more hopelessIy lost. Not
far from the poor beast, / discovered large
white wolf, frightened ut our approach, sneak
ing of through the grass. The rascal will be
back soon, with a comrade or two, and then
wobetide the poor OK. They'll follow and har-
rass him for a time to ascertain his speed and
strength, and then, gradually getting holder
with his heaviness, some will rush upon him
/ in front, while others will ham string him from
behind. and then there is tearing of flesh, a
tsnappiac Of aoiish jaws, and licking Of
bloody ins9
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New YORK TIMES ON THE REPORT OF TIE
MILITARY CoMMIss1oN-Th official report of
the military commission on the New Orleans
riot presents certain features of the sectional
strife, still prevalent at the south, in more re-
pulsive form than the public have witnessed
since the late rebels laid down their arms
The civil authorities of the city, unless this re-
port does them great injustice, appears to have
courted the reassembng of fragments of the
convention Of 1864. The mayor and his
agents, at the first announcement Of the pur
pose to reconyene that body, seem to have
made it their business to see that the military
should not interfere, either to prevent the
meeting or to protect the city against the con-
sequences Of any riot that might ensue. The
first appeal to Gen Baird was to allow the
convention to assemble unmoested. And to
this he naturally agreed But entertaining
serious doubts as to what course it would be
prudent and expedicnt ultimately to adopt I'M
der the peculiar circumstances, he telegraphed
to headquarters for instructions. But to an
aDpeal so indefinite as Gen. Baird's necessa-
riIv would be, it was impossible that any an
swer, definite or explicit, could be given either
unon the instant or upon the actual informa-
ton as to the bearings of the case which Gen.
Bairds's dispatch conveyed. Acting, then,
at first without precise instructions, and rely
inc mainly upon his own Judgment, Gen.
Baird seems to have taken at least rather
besitating course.
He was hardly at liberty to override she
Judgment Of the civil authorities and peremp-
toriiy take out Of their hands the guardianship
Of the public peace And yet the action Of
MAYOR Monroe and bis associates in depreca-
ting all military assistance to quell prospect
i've disturbance, would have suggested to a
military commander possessed Of great fore
cast. the necessity for being ready for any
emergency that might arise. This report Of
the commission makes it appear that Gen,
Baird was net undecided in his action. He
had water transportation ready for the con-
veyance of his troops to the expected scene Of
strife And it is further testified that the
failure Of the troops to come up to time was
solely due to the fact that the commanding
officer was misled as to the hour named for
the assembling of the convention, The civil
authorities are again eliminated for this decep-
ton. But even admitting that mayor Mon
roe was in this as in other cases, the guilty
party, it is not entirely so clear that there was
not more or less vascillation and indeclslon on
the part of Gen Baird at the most critical mo-
ment The vigor his action after the riot
and tumuit and bloodshed, would have been
Of vastly greater account few hours earlier,
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~ BLEEoCK. \. EYRICH. C.s. W. TITcOMB
BLELOCN & CO.,
HOLESALE BOOKSELLERS, STATI0NERs
NEW s DEALERs,

no. $50 Canal Street, New Orleans, f.ass
TTAVE just published the LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
4 & OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL
THOMAS j. JACKSON, lStonewali jacksdn)
By Prof II. l.. DABNEY, D. d. Illustrated with StGel
Portrait and Eleven Diagrams. This volume ssuEd
under the express sanction and for the Pecunary beHe
fit of Mrs jackson, who placed in the hands of Pref
Dabney all her husbands private letters and doGu
ments official orders &C. &c, for the specific purpose
Of giving 10 the public thoroughly truthful and a4u
thentcated biography of that famous warrior. Wh.n
to this statement added the fact that the author was
General Jacksons Chief of Staff during bis most mem
orable campaigns, and therefore conversant with
his most secret plans nothing further need be addedo
make its worth as thoroughly accurate and complete
memoir apparent Octave PIP. 760. Price: Cloth, 81 !;
Half Calf Library Edition, IS. Agents wanted sin
every county in Texas, Louisiana Alabama and Mis-
sissipp
az The above book sent By mail, post free, On IT,
BLELOCK & CO., Booksellers
ie13 If go Canal street New Orleafs
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
M P dFa2s oJ GsS8ssy ssss sa3 5q F'a' Dso

TE d4sjraPls property, situated in Eeaohi, Desoto
Two Coed Store Houses and a Dwelling.
Ouc Of the houses is twostory building, 24xGo
feet and well fitted up for general mercantile bust
ness The other is story house, 2oX40 feet built
for and NOW occupied as a Drug Store which is doing
good business. The dwelling is well built and fin
ishcd has four good rooms, with brick chimney to
EACH and good kitchen and servants room, with brick
chmnays On the promises there is fine smoke
house stcre-room stables, garbage house. crib and
well of water with about two Of land under good
fence
Kcaehid is very good location for business and
viii give bargain to any person DESTROYS Of pur-
chasing.
For particulars apply at the Office of the South
Western or to 4. J. CoAy, three miles from Keachi
the undersigned, at MARSHALL Texas.
The dwelling viii be rented until sold Ts5 tt
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{! music! MUSIC!!
! Great ATTRACTION at the Missouri Store

NTV6J httIdUtIUH az JIG Hi!ooUNII SlJIV J
22 TEXAS STREET, SHREVEPORT.
5a ss.7 ss sos 9s s a s :s as ssT' named
New and Popular Music,
arranged for the Guitar and Piano consisting of Songs
Polka3 Waltzes, Marches, Quieksteps Variations &c
Musical Instruments,
consisting of Guitars, Yions, Accordeops, Fiutnas,
Banios, 1iambourines, &C.
Also italian and American Guitar and Violin Strings
of the very best quality
Agency for the sale of Pianos, Parior School and
Church Organs, and Musical Instruments Of every de-
scription.
Capt. s. II. CALHOUN has charge of the Musical
Department. and will be pleased to and wait upon
ladies and gentlemen DESTROYS of making purchases in
that line.
Call and get catalogues of New Music, at the sign Of
the BEARS Is Texas street. an15 If
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M ;d 5H I. 53S 4e, an n.''s. in our house
J. w. BURBRIDGE Il co.
New Orleans, Sept. 5, 1885, fsl2 st
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CsTAFF0RD CULTIvATORS-A Elstner, Kiusivor
> thy Co 's-For sale BY ~
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Rev. Dr. s. D. Baldwin, author Of the eel
ebrated work entitled .. Armageddon," died
recently, at Nashville, Of cholera.
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WHAT Our SOUTHERN GIRLS CAN Do.-The
first bale Of cotton sold at Marion station,
Miss, was brought to that place last Friday,
and sold to Messrs. Prewett y Roberts for q II
cents per pound, the purchasers paying the
tax. OF this bale the Lauderdale Times,
published at Marion Station, says:
1t was planted, cultivated and picked by the
daughters of Mrs. Eliza Pickett, near Push
mantaAa, Ala. no danger Of starving from
abject poverty, while our women display this
Sort Of industry We have not the pleasure
IF their acquaintance, but we suppose them to
be the sisters, daughters, or perhaps widows
Of some deceased Confederate soldiers and
left without any one to support them and
that they, after Il sensible survey of the sltua-
ton, determined that while the earth should
produce something upon which to live, they
would not beg or die from starvation. May
the Lord prosper them and when they marry
may they be blessed with good husbands.
Rev. Dr. S. D. Baldwin. author Of the eel
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FOR SALE,

IEt1Fk SAIILe =
A 55a5 u He%s 4e5 ! @3ss 55s
Of Mrs. Talntor ana Fetet fFahA' -tHF'! $50 If
jewery Store on texas sLrse.,
ofF 5.z55Is5 TAS8ss :ss CO.
au1 TT 1o-.--,l .--
osEE2 q. f7s ozss s.1sf5
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FOR SALE
STRAY MILE.

TArry 6p 20. On nv premises, on or abontIIthe
7A first Of August, a BROWN MAZE NIUE
seHssiea medium size, bearing marks of the saddle
rdes with pace the owner will please come 'tor-
ward, prove property pay charges and take her away
Apply at tie Tourney place, Caddo parish, to
or If J. J.. WHEELER.
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There Is a curious plate at the South Ken
sington ENG. museum which deserves some
attention from the strange circumstances that
took it there
Mrs Hall. the owner of the plate, possessed
two, precisely alike One was broken, beyond
repairing but liking the peculiar rocco pat
tern of the china, she thought she would try
and have it matched, and accordingly went to
her chinaman for that purpose. This honest
tradesman told her thati could not be match
cd, nor could another be made like it, but i
She wished to sell it he would give her IS for
it. Before Mrs. Hall recovered her surprise
from this offer, stranger who had entered the
shop and examined the plate, offered her Gl0
for it. On her declining to sell it, he doubled
the amount, and finally made it f25. Natu-
rally interested now, Mrs. Hall refused to sell
it at any price, but took it to a connosseur in
curiosities, who offered her G100 on the spot.
She still resists: and determined to ascertain
the real value of it, if possible, takes it to the
South Kensngton museum. There she hears
that her little china plate, for which she had
always felt an Instructive love, even in its I'M
known retreat, was priceless. You may set
any price you choose upon it" the secretary
said, 9 and it will be given you We cannot
afford to give YOU half its value, but we should
he bannv to purchase it at $3.50"
, 1866-06-01

The Shaking Martyrs
or Fever and AEue tuaesd ofbelng dosed for months
nfthE1uipte. to lc ain OF the general health.
promptly at tner feet acaln, without .tr OF
pre- by lt!s prompt remedy for cerJ Kind Of IT.
tcfmltenf. Taken 3 sAfeguaf0 against ratasma 1t
n0S,1bfe.
, 1866-06-01

DUE10E W. 1k03&nheTEa
The only practitioner here Of the celebrated 1uocula
tton CEre-tne only war 10 thoroughly fen1ftal
bt;ssse. n TIE f's !asss and seueaea
Ii r,sd II. Z. Q. Ro1 13lz. nra1-b!5l-9t.F,x ,xAw
, 1866-06-01
HSr. K7:eiow

Vsthc only Physician Specialist NOW II ths cItF
tAat be entirely relied upoa. Go ls1a, anti no,
stre Dise1<e to rcfuan In Jou1 system, l:goar1a
your tsee aad borg, besa dcsrhytce yoE. happiness
ann future prospects Ii life. &c has made pessonal
disease md nefvous debility hi5 study for the last
twenty ycaft, ard Is thIetorc the person. waom all
afflicted should consult. No one ever hrasd Ut pa-
tttutof bis being cured since be has been IN thla
city Ills reputation has vouchers II al1 the city pa-
pcEt. hapateuts and the ntdl.al p1ofeston, both here
and abroad. as being the mEst .ale Specialist here
AID thorough master Of Ills ofcsston Nalt others
fall. don't despair give hin CALL ltis only cou-
mon occurrence With him to cure such ca3cs. Ills
rooms sepa.sle for ladies' Seutec.n, and the
most complete In the c1.y. Consultations free and
cornderttsl.
OMcc no. 70 South Clark street, cozar Of Monroe,
h.'fa block from the Post Office. Post Once I,o1 14.
Chicngo, Ill Office hours rom a. N. sp. N.
Send foE hts Guide to Hsaltn," published monthly
1ee Of charge.
YorSs Mxx, TAKE PARTICULAR EoTlcE.-Doc:os
zcIow devoses much OF bis tine to the treatment Of
those cases caused oy secret aablt which rnns both
bcdy and tulad, Unattlng the unfortunate individual
for either business society. The sad effect these
cass habits the excess rpcs years. to weak sn
at dehl!tate the constitution, destroy the physical
md mental powers, dlmaiah and coteeble the raeuss
feelings. and exhaust the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of Life ma:rcd the object ot mar
rta-e frustrated. and existence Iisef rendered retn
OF uncen>nr misery and rtz7rt Such persons. espc-
cs,ii those contemplate: marriage. aho7ld lose
t.:re in making immediate application. d. .. b.
bis new treatment IL enabled to enture sp:Sds aud
psrra rantEt cure.
E7-otlce. 173 South ClarS,s'., corner OF Aoc1oe.
cra.
, 1866-06-01
FINANCIAL AMI C0s9saIIsRC!!AI.
MONETARY

THURSDAY EVENING. Mas 81. 1s5s:.
The :rcn..v market to.day was moderately active,
bat .ars~ va. Inateriai change Its condltloa.
The dtmauG for discounts contlruas quite acflve,
ard III! market l. comfortably c!osr-primr .per
being tc.dl!y passed at ~ per ctat. per auunu1,
AID Ncocc-efas: nanes general, rejected On the
street inf.tor grades arc discounted al 1Gt1.3 pcr
cent per month.
The deposit accounts OF Cur Wholesale merchants
arr generally hcayr, aud under ordinary circuu1-
stances. lhe market w1uld BE- very easy; bnt there
Il 4 very active demand for currency by produce
dc1irts 10 remit 10 the country, for the purpose o[
moving the corn and wheat wtlch are awaiting
enip,a: 1t 10 this CITY, and this keeps The market
closer t1lan might Otherwise le expected.
The receipts Of Flour ard Grain In this market TO-
Gay amounted 10 $3.50 Urls Floor, it.S5o bushels
Wheat e3.9E bushels Com, 1a.as73 bushels Oats,
13-363 bushe1s Rye, and 3.1oo busnels Barley.
The MslEct for Eastern ExchauPc today was
generally sei,or'ed 10 bc tlr1nrr Than yesterday.
Round tots were sold amot. b1nkers at par. but
t tho co$c tEerc were ncEe buyct= than sellers at
that price. Counter rarcs wcte steady at mir buy
in: and 1-1G premium teling.
The general produces market to-day ruled quiet
and somc"h hat unsettled. Flour vas more active
md quite firm. Wheat was dull and 1sfc per
bukhel loucr. Corr opened ,sc higher. bnt cluxci
&c lower. Oats were qnlet and Unclaimed. Rye
and Dar:cy .nlcd fiul. Gain fEclsh1s werr 1.*s1
&c per bnahel lower. Mess Fesl. vas easier, Gu,
Meats and Lard wete firm.
Gold opened IN New York to-day 1t 1857 and
closed It 11e1f. Tne folowiu., m: the quotauuus
te!cErarlsd 10 tamcs Bard + Bro1hsts, gold
, 1866-06-01
Vlta.izinS Dy Inocu1atiou.

Tue Treatment the Woo'ler Of The AGE. lrocu,atton
is rcmed By which vitality ia the rton Is se
nmostou, rendering 1t impossible for tie reaesea,
pclfon TO feUs1s tn the system. As II fltcc, nil the
vlfnA from the syttcln cure Is Complete and .he
health re..1rrd Thc Treatment Is success, lfts ,he
wo.ucrlul discovery Of the age, and beyond the BUG
tcssful cAsI' Of fsuorance and te alonsy.
As cs.coyerT # has received hehshess n.at from
tle ablttt medical men OF Europe. Last year e1rht
thousand ware cured In the bosp!sals Of Lopaon bv
this trcatsacnt. As medicine ca1 effect cure II IL
th oulY hope Of III. unfortunately alclrd n eb,a
permanent CURE. TIC inventor VI th,s ruocp a,Ion
tsttne1t tos no rival In the OF private die,ses
rayIns beA used bS hin in Ills practice for the
yp.rx. and he has gaacd victory over al, oopo
sItion, bscoust be has cuttd II: Without au exce,on
rhc lnocnlatsoa trtatmeus will be adopted wherever
Is kIown, at prevent The constitution IRON being La.
nre ruined By ,nedlcin-. Gates considered ,ucur.
clt have hetn extensively trelt4d By Dr.. Il aad in
eSey ffs1ce 1Ec1 have hee1 restored health aud
reolce1 lu tue lhotunttrE C1te. Qae OF The abiast
PHYSICIANS Il Chicago. no has hal large practice Ia
this chss OF together With tie rAueaI4 h. vas
then trrA':nE WITH have be tre ties by Dr
DO we'll IL til. estsate thl untai!in. cura.iye e.Aod
B. fore imparlnG tue Constitution hy dru.s.
II II uf vital 10 humanity 10 hare this
~uEdcsfut Cusc introduced thruuz1 The whole world
ED pr. T. ls the oulS orr Ia ts coQ7try traI u.
tertands the thorough cure ot yeuereMi di:ea5cs he
Offers himself = !9stsnct rhysicisns i9 this cure.
DIT. y. E'ISESHtRG+ Otac-, Spee5's Block, l35
Dearborn etreet. loou5 Is & II. + Q. H7x IL =,
EA1c2kQ, Ill. 3eteSst3t-F SATIN
, 1866-06-01

Gs5 HA:ncke, p
b ..........R
Country Harness O
1tcc.f M.-...-. +.
Kin mrGlu1n. Y
e.. s..s...-s.&. J.
Cut. = D........ /,
CppU, = 4..... O
Country upfE-- o
Collar, fr-.....
Slaughter Sole. . 0,
l3ANtsA 2 H... Q
rTttr............u o
htr. No. !, mtdt-
Hm.....+.s..... !
klnSo. l.aGyy E.
Eatf. extrA....-. l.
FFent b h1p, rfst
chotcc...-..-..1, l,
Frcnrh Cali, =
n%-s@ssve%sAA.- ID &
METALS AM
, 1866-06-01

at the outside quota Ion OF yesterday. Rclccted
was dull. Cunai Torn vas Mote actist, and shade
better pr,cca we're realized Than On Yesterday. The
talcs foot up a0C0 buahcis, at 53fp54c for No.
&c fur No.a; 5o&15ic for Rejec1ed.and xlsc tos
Yellow in aiorc; baH@5ac for No. !, and Sc for
No. ut1oaL and 65sfc for No. tFec on board. The
market closed weak al Sc for No in store.
There VAS lets activity in the dcm.nd lar Oar,
and TIC markell uas comparatively quiet. but there
~8s no decided changn IN Taiucs- The Transactions
ioot up 100000 Al 3sGS2c Tor No. and D3Ic Tor
No. : In siorr-thc outside figures for receipts Ia
The northwestern, The market closed STEADY at iu.
stte figures for ali Others
Rye sas IL good demand and firm, with sales At
esGS7te fos No. aud 5SG6sc for No. = In store.
af Western at C818Oc.
:'ecds ntre dull aud entirely neglected. We Ind
!. smpo*tihlc to give any apptohimafe quotations.
Lake Frciclts declined 1Hlee, With numerous
emf aeemcnts at 19Ge13Mc for oosn and 8hGt9: Tor
Uats 10 Eutlato-closing quiet At the inside quo
tatiops.
Groceries were ac',se and arm a, our quotations.
The Elock Of Raw aud hclned 5ugaEn-partteulasty
the laitrE-f- yesy much reduced.
Lnm lcr is steady and firm with good demand.
The following dispatches vert read today On
'Cbnngc:
Wheat unchanged. Corn dali al &C. Oats nom
inal q, die. Frcichts Is,sc. Rccrspas. 2J,05O bu
What; 1''eo 'a Com; soog H. b 9.3f; 2ask u,vu
Flour thade n1ner. Wheat rontnsI. Eofn snd
nun Oase heavy: Pors, 5000 Lard quiet Whls-
kcyy nominal. Gold. l3a3i. The Produce Exchange
Will no1 open to.mo1row-
Flour c1oscs heavy at S90oG2.'o. Wheat easier
nj F1xL2-1a. Com moro acltvc and easier At &c.
Sc,s Oats beayy al 5G53c. WniskeJ quiet.
LATER.
In the afternoon the grain markets were quiet,
.tk.
, 1866-06-01
H0sTE1TER:s BITTERs =!

The disease proceeds rom lack Of stxs- In tho stou
aeh, s1d this TlIALlZ1SG pREPAE xr:0S will tone
:nt s,novafc that II the gastric appazatu. u
In good working or1er, and can perfectly dissolve
aud t1crough1 as.l,lasc the food submitted to lts
operation. iherc wi be no djspeps~ Ifit csunot do
this. It REQUIRES RElSFOEcEME,;T, aad the oese
ofa1l re1flfeas agents shnnd be forthwith reso1ted
10. The stomach Is the Coumlssattas OF the srsteua
1supcles the elements Of life to the whole BODY In
ts prepared the material Of blood. nzcle boae End
hbEc add III ss 10 pur1 cs tiat material IN Sufficient
quantity. End Off proper kind. the whole body *uers
sna With II the uenral t4eulttes. Thesefure project
the CoMMlssARY DEPARTMENT. Don't let the
eneuE Obtain POSSESSION or. 1t IL eascs to prevent
oIsessc fto getting INTO crran than to expei |.
alter 1t become. CHRONIC FIXTURE. Consider
the frst Indication Of uneasincss the stomach IS
si:a tar dyspepsia Is preparing sssac a1d battle
It at once With this GI:EAT TiErEELANT.
Eutif 1t IL too ntc TO fEHrzST, ,aher That is
SuT TOO la1z CrnE- It ~ believed that there 60
case Of CHRONIC INr1IEsrlos ihsr can Withstand
the remedia1oprEattoa Of
, 1866-06-01
THE FOLLOWING
Retail Druggists
IN THE CITY 0E CHICAGO,
HAVE
Roback's Stomach Bltters,
+ Blood Purifier,
hnd Blood Pills,



Always On hand, aad will be most happy 10 wait upon
their customers. mol oty to sell RobacSs Medcines,
hN' all other goods IN 1hc,1 1,ne-
BLISS 4 SHARP, III Lake st,eet.
sHecs.
RAkER. Waf., cor. Wright md Jefferson strect..
BIRCH d tyAnSyrOIlTiI, 32S West Aati
500 street. ---.
nIKGTn, MESEH, z5z Archer Rosa.
son :ueet.
BRYAN, ALEXANDER D.. so wes, Madison
s',eet.
BI1YtN, FREDERICK ~, I:s Dearbosn street.
DrCk Il RAJ NOR. 93 Clark street
cnAMTi.1N ii ~ s. CO.. ~ Ia, 81 CLARK @ street. tsses''
Gloss, CHRISTIAN r., :.l7 North Clark
street.
DANIELS, JiRET j., $50 West Lake street.
n'EyEws, HENRY g., 15f West Mad,sou
s.rect,
DELL, II. MRS. ISL csn.1 street.
ElETX SCH. EMIL 49,. 13ue .sla1d aYenue
noERR, j1sErIT, 3i9 villa STREET.
UUKENIE1tG, h.. 191 sycst Randolph street.
DKIEnEK, EMIL, a., h.i,waukee arerue.
Ei.1sE. GoSs1A ASrISE M h., ~ :1:I elask street.
EEKNO,v, LUDWIG. 39:s Sos,h 1Scl,. street
Fir KEDICiAE BROTHERS, i - State steel.
FUEIRlNt:, FERDINAND, 1866 Nest uau.
uo!ph strtet.
EtAE4 hkAhA14GRAS-y +A~ 4A--Nosp4 S&@ff&%
ZANE, JAMES IT,. IDS sac .1rest,
PARSONS. JOHN g. CO.. II lark street.
PICK. CHARLES. liz cls1k street.
KEpL1cti, HENRY, - Green Bay street w ,''es'
RENSoL6s' i II. E.. III vt Cana, an Ias street.
Nt,E,,llELD, JULIE.., 10 North Clark Street,
81 sla,e st,ers. & '@'' ~ ''~''>N N''4
.st,If1 GErryEl1 iEnrARb r. TIN Norm
{ Clark street.
scMRADEn, FREDERIC, o3 Worth c1a-k.
SCHULTZ, OTTO, 1874 Cottage Grose avenue
@COvIf.. IL, ~ Ranlolpl street.
o. ". luren m Il 1850 ~>9~ ~@- ~e@
SMALL, JAMES L.. iSS C:asS street.
sT1HI., EDWARD E., nos,bcas. corner OF
srEArT. r. A.. zoos ssa;e at,es,, corner Of
Twtuiy.ccood,
sIreet.
ssn KtH1,x :,,se;s nhSN1' e''nsr '' DSs''a'S' 'n'
WHITE. WILLIAM r., 30 West Madison
t:AKDExER, CHARLES 11,:s North Clark
cnYT nrrxo. .os Fans, s,,es,.
EnnFE. cstIfS. XII s,a,o ,,1eet.
HATE-, Jons L. T. co., ZIG c.aris street.
II1:ESAS DANIEL. Archer load cor ualsted
Observation-Disclosures. 4yILIIIAN 81. 11O C1art
strrct.
rJETff,TJEn S,KJt:,T.ES F. Ant Inrr1her A.
1TVI: :T4SE ri suT:E@. f73 west Iske ,.1p.,
ETrf,I1rfit:K K Cf1.. s..1 siatc strcf. corner
H.,-It1n
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auetio1l Suits.


OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-.
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silt. f. g. ss: It Ross saso F;a 4 "a 9a
Iauitg dsNJ undi N the property s disposed q
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1ssesM snEine. 1oE1s lrcs cylinder d., 9x1s Inch
sylndcEi ooDe[ f:ln dianstsF z fset ,sns; ttoa
efert; unrtxht psc,s dEiIs: iaths engines single
htaa; lalhe engine, doubts head. lathe hand
Tish ifoa .beas.: :ashs nann' VILE Mocceh aae1n
ncEsy sitef machine: 1aoyt.ang machine; drilling
Inseh1ne; clamp nesehiaei A AeGowsn 2 gn1ap: mp e
bort and tuFEcd, from 10 IS ZACH 10 feat c R7ft-
ins s feet leather oettn2 2Ss feet rubber beiune,
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THIS list inc1udcs ali kinds Of tools, oa5 small part
IL hsnd saEx. u teeoa sa~s 9s steel squares. II.
try tqErres ~ plsnes asso1tsd SIS s1ssts
&c bEzces hbxehetE ch1se1s .chts GAUGES
craving koises. anEiis, s,eaEes. de-. &c.
MaTEfkIAL
Thislls1 includes all t1Ed OF material tsed by The
Gose1r1pst. such bolts ~ sizes: scsex1 ~ 1zts
has s0t n 1Ha .Easgss 3 II. 1en M ien:
): aosp 1fcn; t5sss fses ianoef. assorsed; SD 81
Hofbe n nsdclne Of all kinda fas.as' chests and IT,
ktruGents, ussceias toua ARTICLES, &C.. dc-
THIS rstrestJ u AL surplus. not requAed 6E tne
Gostsamens, I'D L a Z sood sssy1cssDe@ @ @eondiao9
Term c:ssh. il Gorezunent fuots. safe 10 commence
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, 1866-06-01

Cu Saturday hight. "a loads OF cattle hqgs
pasksd through Cleveland TOT the EasteFa market.
They in rid The Columbus and Toledo roads a.d
went orr tho Lake ehctr road. Mr. johr Turner.
ihrt TO main Is amer ihr,1 srslyai. but viii ser
era locomotives at hand ihry were sent forthwith.
The stEne Care' took flT CATS and arrived at tfc
m echE d11n t1H1aA