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RsVhaet- To Wis he Aatrtoas q she opscasrs suE
He Euldt~ Juu to reslth tsxlfh .d har7tnsa Can x
Alb EeIs Gs3.son-st- t1p aiasaJ 5efxem Wctl1 azat
T!antt31+ts. Ce1A1Itatica fen on~ dol!Ar. paN
, 1866-08-05

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CHICAGO 1.ttnnEH MARKET

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II .hc efscaess. ana ct.h:"e ,h0 reE.s Il ke.s
raid "a: aes1 ltasJ. Narai IS st:.tv.t n.4!est
I'll, aLa 1arts..ot. weir .lu.s:EA. ttcff ~,-~!y
:: :EG. .1ss4G =: ~ Il starr, T.. *+::!... wen
ea.r. ,1tl s?sa area.euI rf se.e+,r~r y aastoae-
-.sJ. ut~s> t.E, Nss~sas * III s;1ay' ii -'i1s-
ttsa.stf. e.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

EoR sALE-A FARM or . ACRES. PARTIALLY
road; good house. nery new containing el-ven roonls;
sunted . small like; high land; most beautiful anl
BvRN.BH No. Beekman street room H. over Fsis bank
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

bank. of the Shrewsbury river and short drive from
the Long branch Of lawn, sha terrace
down the waters edss Bathing, sailing and nshsuy
GEORGE n. PE ikIR. III Leonard strr~t
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

L'oR sALE-ONE OF THE BesT IMPROVED PLAN
tations Red river twenty miles below Aexantra A.
La containing eight thousand acres Of land heen hundred
cleared and under with house and
all necessary houses for large place will acid Il
bargain For further particulars address wn. Cooper
New Orleans La.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

AT 2lo SEVENTH AyEsffa-LAniss AND q ,a.L
N viii rc-eivc tn h.irsi prtos f,r their tisl
Clothing Carpets Furniture a. " ca.insoa or aare
Mr.. or Mrs VI. COIN.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

L,OR sALE-IOusE AND LOT IN MONTGOMERY
Orange county ~ v. House large aud nient and
ln good repair garden well stocked with fruit Mon,som
healthy and pleasantly located village the Waikll
river the terminus OF the Montgomery AMI Erie Railroad
being constructed; ~ithn two and halt hours ride
New York. This l. opportunity for family
desiring TO take boarters For ful particulars price
&c.. address Jonathan Hawkins Montgomery, Orange
county, N. ".
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

ArlENrIoN.-N ABgAulMs. Or .f33 SEVENTH AZ
N enue VIII rcinvts 10 nett door, ~, May D. "
pay the highest pncss Tor Casi on Closhns Lacios
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

A LARGE ORDER roR SOUTHERN uARgar 81
mems Cast-On tln.Aag Ss DrUs s4. i4uin 70
for Goats from - "a 49, for aul ~j o. sS fu 44t
CarTets Jewery. Flea call al gi ~cteutA avenue H.
attended W Mrs. Morris
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

q GENTLEMEN CAN RE Accommodated WITH
- Furnished Rooms with partial Board If required,
al the modern improvements on The same floor Apply N
"a Jane street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

AT THE WESTERN AGENCY STORE zi2 sl.vF
n avcnue--li. EDSLNBEHH has ftr 'iT61 iAfle ofle
purchase wearing Apparel, Carpets fafnitle B.i
Ac BY calling on Or adlspfsag w. HOss> bfs.s
seventh ayoIuc you wh rr.efc iha ariuit value.
attended by AIRS. Asoscubcf5 ples Attended - la AM
OF the city
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR NEW YORK PRO-
il perty, 1ne Houses in Williamsburg, near ferries.
Address House. box 2i3 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
RoARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

DLEAsANr WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR
without Board 81 West Tenth street, block west
OF Sixth avenue. Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
MANSION HOUSE, LONG BRANCH, N. j., WILL BE
lNl open May %, 1866 5. LAIRD, Proprietor

ORANGE LAKE HOusE.-H +. KETCHAM, HAVING
" purchased the lease of this avorite retreat
viii be prepared his guests The st OF May he
house beautifully located, Orange ke miles
from Sewbug In the most salubrions portion Of the State
Pure aud mosquitoes For further particulars ad.
dress ii. +. Kctcham, Newburg Post olice. N Y.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

es)O REwARD.-LOsr. LAST EVENING, BETwEEN
DZV st Nicholas Hotel and Central PARK, red
Memorandum Book. containing OF value ~ any
except the Also bot OF Photographic yaaik
ny Above ard viii he PAID lcsytn. it With
Kendall, Chambclia iainc 4 Go. n Pine street
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
BoARDERs AND LoDeEns WANTED.

AT IS WEST RTy-FOURTH sTREET-PLE AsANr
N Rooms with Board for single gentlemen and geute-
their wtves good healthy location. References re-
trad
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

ID EAST TWENTY. EIGHTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
lD avenue.Eagn Suits of Rooms, second and third
noors also sngeRooms with superior Board References
exchanged
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

CH FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, TO A
pO. single gentleman with Brcakfa.t and Tea at 10 East
Eleventh street, block from Broadway
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

ATW EAST TWELFTH STREET. NEAR BROADWAY,
N L. CASukEit,s pays the highest brosdway prcfs iOa
ladies' aud Ge,ie,nsns Cast od cicthng Ladies .ct
upon IN Mrs. Nashtcru.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

I,OR SAfE-AT BAY RIDGE, BEAUTIFUL RESI-.
denee two story brick House. with wing and basement;
lot i0S feet inches and fronting avenue 10
feet aud inches ieep with all kinds Of fruit and shrnbbcry
Terms moderate For particulars, &c, apply " WILLIAM
MICKEY. 93 Fulton avenue 1Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

SUMMER RESORTS.

A PETELEg. PROPRIETOR or PETELERS HOTEL
IA. New Brighton, Staten island bcgs 10 inform his
and public in general that his house is open fc
the reception of guests. New Brighton, s. !.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD IN CORNWALL.-FIRST CLASS
Board can be obtained In private family at Cornwall
The house Is situated the river within short dis
tance OF IdleWd. Address 0ox 4 2a7 n Y Post Office.
The New York herald., 1866-04-30

DERsoNAL.-NysEUM SATURDAY EVENING CARD
i In piayb. In seat Address box Al nioa square
, 1866-03-24

nppo!1tmtnt II United States Commissioners 10
tss Aas h;1Poenon Or 1857. manJ Of them parties
!nteses,ed y machines and implements. which are
10 pe On e1hlo,ton. and not one 10 twenty able to
understand OF speak 4 word Of thc French LIN.
guaee-i
nE11RAroy
4he Cn.ed STATES t0nsu nj ut Liverpool tnforms
the staie Department, By letter Of March 6,h 1860
tnat s0 The fteamers and emirrant ships leartne
snat pmt M the United sta,es ar filed with eui-.
sta',on 70 ,he United ststes vii be enormous, aud
.he indication. 'hat II win he greater this ye.r
than 1t my time einoe VIC have been nation
DEATH Or An UDIAs.
4 member OF The Cbippewa 1nian delegation
nc Chief md another Of the tribe died during The
p1esent wesk Two Others are siek wi!h !he same
GoTEREpR or IuiEo.
Ire Prcsiacnt nominated to the Senate seyeraI
esys seo qssid r: Ballard, Of Oregon to be Gov
Lyon.
TIE a1srAKE ABOUT GEN. srrxxEn's LITTER.
Mneh establishment has been created here by the
4eEpaiehss from Washington arc published In the
ettsin papers s,yin. thai Cen. Spuner's letter
man!sn. M the pos'uon of Freeman Is.rkc's auan
the Secretary Of the Treasury *, lar from this ee:
!ns true, Gen. Splnnrr's effort was in the opposite
direction. and In ans~er n lii. Clarke
FAT1x0 TILE NATIONAL uEHT-
Iho Secrela,y OF The Treasury has received the
following letteT:
wAn DErAErxrST.
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1864. {
Sm-1 an, directed by the Secretary OF " ar to
tram nit herewith letter posiu1Atk<d March p
addressed 10 this department over the signature OF
"A Enion Loving Womnu.'' aud enclosing the snm
Of ~, to b. appropriated TO the Payment OF The
uattona1 debt.
Ihave the honor to be vour ob't scrTant,
TnoNAs T. EcEErT. Act. asst. Sccsy of War.
To Hon. Hugh MeCulloeh, Soc'y Of the Treasury.
TIE TEsIiNoxx OF GKx. LEE.
The report Of the Comml'tce on Reconstruction.
c1ytnc the testimony Of Gen. Lee and othera About
the condition Of Etreiula, T. shl! -dcinyed By the
ah.eDce Q! Scnator Rowe. wh0 Is especially con-
, 1866-03-24
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1866

elamotons iof Fengeante on the prisoner, m9uy Of
them beng nrdrr the Impression that the murder
erE insanity dodge would prevail upon the Jury to
!et h'm oH With little Or no punishment. The ptis-
Jury came fling II, lsd BY their foreman, and took
then passed up to Judge Chapman, uho read ii,
e4 %as sbg H. nop os @
waa shaken with agitation. md his ewes seemed
wts as follows:
ave, The !ury, end the defendant guilty Of mn.-
hnement IN the States Prison during life |" No
sooner were the Lat w0Eda ont OF The iul.ets
mouth than tie prisoner jumped mp in Wild excite.
! loud lone Of voice t.fhat is not rirnt: l want
Them to bring me in guilty Of murder IN The INST
degree; van. to Eo 10 rnT natse home" This
sebtanee Of insanity was evidently put On for et-
feet AZ the prisoner has eTinced the utnosr shtewd-
nets in assisting bis attorneys to manage bis de-
fence. who, on their part, showed their belief II
hts fanity BY taking bis note for large amount In
payment or services, just before the jury came III
10 deliver their verdict The prisoner was then re-
turned to his cell in The JAIL though the officers had
all they could do in eudeayorinc 10 yet him safely
through ne crowd, who seemed 10 hunger and
thirtt for bis blood.
Thus clotes another chapter Of crime in our cty's
annals.
4 portion Of the Committee to investigate the
State sinking Fund were In the city today, and
after due consultation 1t waa determined to hold
the frst business session Of the Committee In this
city On Wednesday the 9th day Of May next.
A meeting OF our city capitalists will he held at
the Tabernacle on Monday evening. next 10 consult
.5e n iaseee m Cotton mil Il I'll til. i pos"t. " 's
The burning Q! Ftke's Opera House has created
profound eeusatlnn 4mou@ our people, and mich
sympathy IL openly expressed for The unfortunate
gentlemcn who arc the losets By that terrible con.
, 1866-03-24

worth Of thow bills and cuts stored in tie build-
Ing.
Whaley's gambling house WAS very considerably
injured by both fire md water, md It Il doubtful
whether SfG,00o would c1rer the loss. 30 trsur-
ance.
Leur d Head's gambling house was pretty well
Eutted. Loss not large.
The total ettimated loss IL f1.7s3 ,001. On thl-,
20 LII AZ te known at present. there Is oI3y an IL
fusance Of 32, ,, making the tosal loss d II, ,4s4,-
coo.
While watching the destruction OF his beautiful
edttec, Nj. Pike had his pocket picked Of wallet,
which contained aboat xl30.
ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT.
C1Sc1sNAT1. March 2s--Pike's Opera House Is
entirely in runs. a portion OF The hont wa1l has
walls have falleu our. The Eaqxrr oiace, viii ali
its contents, is completely Destroyed, Ihe dc
spread across Baker ttreet 10 the Adams Express
ttab!es. and to teyesal buildings on Third .trees.
The to!al loss will reach two millions otdollsss.
Hi. Pixies loss il estimated at one million. He has
an insurance Of ihtit7.e!ght thousand oul5. Very
Ing the money bod pspert in the Office. Tha actors
lost all thelr watdrobes. Adams' Express Compa-
~ taved their valuable packages, but eEesythine
Among the sufferers are r. y. Carroll d Co.,
book publishers; Wheeler d Wilson, sewing ma
chimes; 4. q. Peters = Co., music ftoze slrow-
Else sfes GRds; bB7n ssssn Msis
tile printing ofnce; F. P. Haldy boots and Shoes;
shlnHes Son, paper hapeers; Il: D; Ba1dwin, ,tpf-
anos; Nth,ett j. Atkins. saloon; ). ". langley.
ssaisnts - h.ea assmi:sea- It's or,aiu IA not
tlon-t. that Ii was occasioned By IN eIplosiJR Of
at:T T. ths csplos'on occurred The shoe idns
The event has eomewlat dampensd the sp,slt, of
, 1866-03-24
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Icnatfus Buchanan fouud Guilty OF
: 0furdrr In the Second Degree, and tcis-
fenced 10 Imprisonment for Lifeline
prc*siSc md Exciting Scene in the
Court 1foona-The Murderer lnsiAts
that he be found guilty of Murder In
The Frat De.ree-Tbe Stutc Sinking
Fnnd-Cotton Mtil-The-. Burning Of
Pixies Opera House.
: Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
1ap1AsAPo1Is, March a.
The room occupied BY the criminal court was
thronsed at an early hour this morning, the rport
having gone sbtosd through tbs city that The ju1 IN
tue ca.e Of Ignatins Buchanan. the w1fs-mur1eset
had, afler abo1cus session Of fifteen hours Agreed
upon veraict 1t waa with sone dltaculty that
The officers IN charge Of the prisoner conld far:a
way through tae dense ua:s of people that blocked
doomed Innn might have read his Condemnation IN
the e1Mmg Of thousand eJes. Tha Ir1sh portion
Of he community Nezo cut tn &osre, sud Nsss
, 1866-03-24
Mem a1berttseu1eats
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
i BOOK OF THE YEAE Is
Across the Continent. y
BT SAMUEL B0NLES.
A Record Of Summer Travel and ObseFyn-
tfoa Oh the Plains, in the Rocky Noun
!tasus, among the Mines and 3Ior-
mons of the Fur West, and In
California and Oregon.
a Volume Of 500 Pages, with a
Map".Price $500.
Ten Thousand Copies Sold in
Less than Three Months.
Whit is Said of the Book.

- S~ Va &AS AsoosAs
A. record Of travel tt Is admirable beyond p.a1ae
1Ist tc!oTasd Eith in:o.mat,on E!yen ID style 10
s.tsh LEI sna rl9uat that es.n the nost common place
perlence 10 pleasantly 70 centay 70 ffee from thc
talnt Of snobbtFy ard nutca1on that it onT
. read him IL appears 10 Sc oyerrnonine viii II
tal!ty His aty1- Is model Of graceful EnEttsh-po
aniithesi,of9sn F7nSsisrG si nniini, PIE ano
A ~ >Af ~ -.
In tts descriptions Of the wonderful scenery Of Call
otnla, It Is enineoty happy, Reproducing the gran
deur and beauty Of hAatE In that region with remark
able Pictorial efeetINev York Tribune.
9e an9 ,S vaaan.e fenoIt sSes ads o.
Q! 19e M5stet1 ano fact1c portions o.
cx.x.
ons u 91s nost R9pp!as ooo1s ot Ames1c4n ff3fe
Impartial criticism win unhesitattng,y accord to
ifa1ei int has cnaansttd rom an American pen dur
Ing tho nTtsent crntnry-pf jIsdeinhia h~e | ~
w.t.rs .a.. ~. ,1.s...,.. ~ .ss ,1..~a
which appeafEmort sonnls Wills shere Certainly Il
Al! that need be known. for the present, about the
localities and people visited here given In amplitude
ana xell sasaaea-le eo''en Commonwealth.
, 1866-03-24
THE LOAN BILL,
tntporta nj Letter from tue Secretary Of
tue Treasury tu tic Chairman Of the
Committee VI Ways and Meunn-The
Loan Bill NJ 1t EaAkcd,

%0A&A4skAEp ~ ~ AyN anu IX&Nn4-A1G
Loan BIZ aA 1t EaA*cd.
WASHINGTON. March a3-The following let,e,
was addressed Today by the Secretary Of thr Treas
Meaus:
TREASURY DErAurxesr. March "a
DEAR S1N-four fayos Of the Id ID receired
transmitting to me- the following resolution,
'. '.R1soteed, That communication b addressed
BY this committee to the Secretary Of ihe T.ra .nsy,
stating thar the committee has received, through
Que OF its members Information that tha 9ecrclaFy
Is q opinion tbat he without further legislation
sau!c1tut!y Rrned with power to carry out the DOL
icy announced In ha late annual report, and to r.
qnctt The Secretary 10 inform ihs committee
whether such Il his opinioa."
make 1nyfelf clearly un1ertsood By the honorable
1nember Of lae comm!!tee TO WHOM tetsruuee il
made dig not intend to say that tho Secretary sa,
power to carry out The policy announced In bis lite
annua! report; but did in end to say to him. tl4at
itit should oe found necessary 70 modify Il suy
would not become law. Ii nil IL,
ia 1ny opin1ou. "a national ealaa,.!s
aau,i,eha to De- scae:sy; ios i, vii i4s Be-
very dtfncult. II not impossible. 10 fund interest
aetire that The Comm,ee OF ny. eli should become
tn aaF way responsible for itw that Is likely TO
faif n accomplishing III oh]ect regard il matter
axamrle. tha secreter. should be prohibited ron
selling honas below pas, e would Be easy. As the
Rea for ,af<5f ,hs sSses et ,hs
1as asu tss s91a ,s sqs,n sq;s
te ehes Sand i IL III hoy 81 as q see1e :as
in this rttpect, IL not llmi'e, 10 such combination
Hoold be nkelJ 10 be formed. In nj opinion the
oe 10 lsave he seeiary unrestra1acd IN tbs b. sao %
Of them. limitation o. the authority Of the Seq
felay ~ hls re,pcc' would b. se1 likely to pro
;aan an1 saoad ress to lave ths snea re-
10 regard TO The other important. feature OF the
Dos, nave s1ey ,en.1R lit aea s's It %
be o. sart mpor'anes to the business. Of .he
;Ss sesn.sy 1s, i ihs welfare Of 'hs Peoplt and
.houd e soptea by III. conS1s @ a. Vii ptsp,Es ys
can be brought about wfl1 depend upon the condi-
'Sn et nst,ona1 .,pdas md ths ats Teaic2:
- not desirable that specie payment should BE- re-
ttoaed un'l iAat restoration can be made pc1ma-
nens b i1c1ea,inE indas aud proper adas.msn1
all tn the fighr direction. and It they shall b. al
jgsted l,y }ndlcous legislation, rhatl be hopefu!
thht the currency Of the country may be brought
to The specie tfaadasd "'thout large reduction
The apprehension which exIsts. that II power Is
given 10 the Secretary 10 Ee're the un!ted States
ouey contracted l. without any sub:tanhal foanda-
ton. II no reliance can be Pl.ced upon the dis
uetlon and caEci1lness Of Tho Secretary, shn vc.y
ycnt such reduction OF tie CURRENCY or Miil make
either light money ma1aet Or dep-ess tnsI-
nees. Authority 10 reduce the currency will 20
The oalt1e viii be more thsn baif foues,s when the
Government Ehall adopt healthy dnapcial policy.
lam, ycfy truly,
1Efptfh1 f1rc1 Nrf!r7Yn
, 1866-03-24
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
Receipts and Expenditures for the
Year 1865.

Year ISES.
tSpcc1al Uespatcn 10 the Chicago TTIbupe.{
WAEuISGrox. March -
BY IN examination OF the record Of the Tf.asu.
II tor~1he Last quartsr OF 1865 it will be perceived
tlas nticr payment Of all expenses fos thls quarcr,
including war expenditure o. orc- CS millions
oi dolals. TIE receipts exceeded the expenditures
Thousand nine hundred end three do!lass end twen-
I, eight cents. This Is In the stio Of cxce%s Of
receipts over expenditures Of eighty millions a
1a~te, tht receipts would exceed The expenditures
ovrf two hundred millions Of dollars i yeat. 4
companion With The fourth quarter o: 1861 shows
sh" la-t qusrter Of 1sGs than in the corresponding
Qrnttr Of 51s8s, the internal Revenue receipts
alone OF the fatbr quarter exceeding those Of the
former ltv twenty .4eycn millions of dollars:
Rcnelp.e Inst quarter, 1aGi.-.. --..,$ IS 81
Rccapte last quarter, 1865 13a e53.75
, 1866-03-24

.CAlno, March s3.-nentJ Mays q his county.
has hem artested On The charge Of murderinp Cnas
near santa Fe aud 20 severely injured that be died
On the e,h inst Il is fald M&ys was Intoxicated
hi Tie time Of making the Astanlt, and ttxt the
nnnuts were inflicted On the decea= cd WITHOUT apy
nrnYprat1ou, Mha1ever. a serious charge scafust
Nav II 4lrtady pending iu the Circuit Co1ft, In
which bpHeteI, he wsA hntled. -
, 1866-03-24

California Senate Indaraer ConGress-
SAN FRANCISCO. March 22,-The 3tne Seuste has
passed resolutions tndorfng the action Of the ms
o.ity In ConCrcss agniutt that Of the President
hy vote Of 81 10 H.
Sn.us etocks "1c frner. Ophir. 80: Yellow
Jacket, 80; Belchrr. 800; Savage, 1n0: Imperial,
1s1; Crown Point, 1878. Legal tenders, 7s:s.
, 1866-03-24


tnc.c "as IN insurance o' s.u,VW.
1ae stocS 1n ice Mercantile 1on t1'uuuc estao-
nsHt"ent oi iis1psi ~, 'ne ~ etoss ~ae e1'.
ute'5 cestto5eo' was Fa'aco AZ s41'0oo' Ano
'ne1e 91 Fas 10 tntu e1 1e. ,...
.ae eoutns'4. 1t1 eonsso " ntJan., ~. a.,,.
ueneo' %olsa oceupleo Inc "aose .. ua 'oota
..oF, anu a. ne n3'utet, Instruments o. - ~ IT,
to'a1 loss. not 1nog oeens ta'su* Ao's so'''o'
uPon ~oiea 'ae.s "as no mta1aa A.. .u
;,. @ ,1as ~. .. s h.n naSA ~ ,ss
o-rs % on.e % 1n.t 80 5 o. IN III n;ar, t.b1es M - It. M
tuFee. hquo's, oEass' &C No insurance
j. II aaH'es. VINO aao Gu. foom ao}o'a'ns
me M one u! oeeapaso u aa1pe17 sns'atneo "ss ~
1;..e ntI1s 1.aa.i.to ~ ,,.n.,. n,. fn-p,.h,
~, e9s po ~ ~. " 80. rs ..s..,. ~ =. m
,ns s,o;'. .to. . h1 .,sS !" @'' '"'"' oA ' <S''
Ha,a =, 90" Sas ..u n.ns- .,o.o IN. oo,d, n
uo.s = ~ ~ ~. 1s.pe pre. -. o. nnd
, 1866-03-24

81 c. II. SCHIyES, AdCcrtIAiu3 Agent.
81 Ucnrboru ntrect, In uut1i orized to receive
Advertisements Tor tho Tribune, and NIL
other len ding rnrerB ihrouZh0uf the United
.*tnfea end Enuado.
, 1866-03-24
Price, 81 % Each.
The following Frxts arc Afsw among tho many to b
d.AWu. (fcf full ta1t 4re Ctrtunr@3

Thn Is the greatest Infringement ever offered to tha
pnbitc, ucEstous OF every four stnx psfxe.
, 1866-03-24
Fl @ r s ES .

T~1iye head Of Toung Horses, sinsle and drauzht,
aNEn good sound coldiiioa including three spans we'll
matched, for sa.e st EIGuT3 Stable, nosth end Of
State strfe Ff1dxe. oNinrt
, 1866-03-24

Clover Gsaas SEED nnd Seed Wbest ycw Fors Applet
and Peaches, Tor asle BY CH. RICE CO.
qIEtnss All South Hstes 4trrts-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-21
QUIZ Ssa aent OF the E, s.,.sy sseiesy for ths

HaEs9Es5 ss1sz ELL tnl0ao
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-21
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1866.

be no security. In the latl riot, the police di,
nearly al the rhooting and stabbing, as is showl
by the resu t, for no policemen were killed, ant
| only two or three were wounded by firearms
OJunting cOntusions, aud sll the number of police
men wounded will not exceed a dozen; while the
nsgrOes and ConTentionists at least forty, and
| the wounded shout two hundred. There Is nc
doubt, in my miud. as to who were the rioters.
The investigation will establish It On the police
mss. These people profess o be Mr.. Johnson s
friends, but they are in fact his worst enc
mics"
The Commercial, in publishing the foregoing, re-
marks: There can be no doubt that the cholera is
decreasing, and although its departure sn ePi-
demic may be very slow, We have cause to be
thankful that IL is not instead of decreasing, sd
vancing syery day to the fearful proportions 1t
sumed in ls4s, to reach which, this year, it would
have to kill of from two hundred to two hundred
aad fifty daily. Through the efficiency of the
street-cleaning department the streets and alleys
are very clean Indeed, there is no doubt that
Cincinnati Is to-day the eleanest city il the United
States. Every day nearly $50 men and between
seventy and eighty carts, are employed in moving
from streets and alleys all dirtthat should be re-
moved, and from houses all yard dirt and kitchen
garbage. Every day hfty-one sanitary policemen,
acting in hearty cooperation with block commit
teemen, in ali wards, distribute medicines where
svsr they needed, attend quickly, in connec
ton with the city physicians, overseers Of the
poor and undertAkers TO the care OF INDECENT sick
md the burial Of the dead, order houses and yards
cleaned and disinfected, and see to it that these
orders oIeyed. The Health Board meets daily, I
md issues orders that are immediately carried out
BY the Health 0aceIs. People generally are be-
yinring to get the better Of stupid ignorance aud
arelessness, and to follow the advice to precAu
ions. The result Of an this Is, that the percent
ge Of recoVeries from cholera is fully double what
was two weeks aimee