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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11
"a Frightfal Crime.

S., {, ~ ..A q. -. e. & n, n, ~ M ~
x 'iis ,S Is \ pnp eApEo @c'
Qne tlle mo most brutal affairs which we
ave had occssioi,'to 70 record since the
nrder OF Lemqel lqesl Lane IN Newberry,
on the .ontsklrts ofColumbia,
Saturday night at residenceh of
Z Mr!'J ohnfna one OF our most re-
pected cltlzens essS' I, s
Inc iaoofs oi week brought TO q
st.lose, no thought ot danger his heart
ndeever thankinii OF the KIND Proyi,
sarnce whicl, alter the, ,destrucslon OF
!, i9s,slumoia, had gwen him even an h,tsn.
d2le dip. sneiser, ne was about 70 seek repose.
tne l,ttIe ones were already slumberlng,
i ana, sl'e VIE IN an ADJOINING room, was
an the act OF completing the household
autles wmcA annciRate a peaceful Su' :.
a.day. suddenly the door ot her room
sWas,assned open oy tour black villains
VINO aischargru q gun as they entered,
5sn ana r'sred INTO the adjoining apartment
/, Wnere nv. 5Daavis was lying upon the
4 ped, ,e hshe spfank, up, Que knocked 'cl'fl
nm Down with 2 CLUB. The blows were
repeated until the poor man lay welterii
3ng IN ms blood ana tnsens'ole npon the
nooh neSrp holdihg him Witnais tace
$dowh.S In, Inc VIE snpposlng that her
Iusoanp had oeet kii!ea, ana tppatt her
owh,Iate y, was sealeI, lmpiored itor mercy
70 ner' lchltaren.. Ged aamn you, hish
syolM mouth or we VIII k!it'yoi and the
gcn''dsen 81, 700. was the ,hend!sh reply
tnsWssecnes t',sin' sac fed the. .pplase, spd
s,o's! every th'ng oil value lnclnaing
c,opthhiiIlgSa gun waSch ,li.i and s;lve. plate.
SVne eoolly TOOK OF ms shoes ana put on
Sshe ooots OF Mr, DAVIS and another
aohl'ea 2 cleah sN,rt 2 nan an 'ionr ,.er
more mus passed before Tthcy saw NJ " 70
akeIntee,.,"ePar.ure tes 9 .As t7 -
linen iallowed y long ana ieaf.''l nighs
70 lne VIE ''','iao .hsatd voices ous.
sue si' kf'eS = y npc put snas t',e negroes
on .ne! p,sce wsfs inP'lcasea y. ~ IN, shes
ct.Ne sl'e r. array % eail tor nleip
y tne !. nearest 5 wh'te y, neIgl'sors were M some
uls'ance away nef ny soana was .s sun on
,ne moor plooay ann ,Sinseas.ssie. anaes sne
ksew 'os ~ Mnas mon,ene sIe Snends T. is
n's,s re1urp Gnu nn,sIs klls Wosk oegin
nlataerons ~, Sas t.esen .sa men ,oe
ies,t''g npon'her through .4tne w'.lapw,;
Y anu mere the poor woman sat .t,eno-i
ing asleyery na.sef ~ ies, 3 ul,s'lk ina
{ 3welcomel laayi'gnt came one one newer,
threa 20: arouse : coiorea, ,seryahe, ana
sana sns l'alpgs % ner nearess ei.t'vs
rs 9sorge AVS. rienas &, ati'seu,s 1,:
ths 'Fl''rea man was ,elnoyea.,.' = ponce
were 'ntosoeu' ), ana Japan Green WIT
Ssse q oslcess a',d c.lzrMs ~, solls,ss'h
g' MESSY GooPer l.ae' = t,'so1ore ~. ,.e'
lamar ,s S,.a.k, sreo; rope =. - MAJ
s9a,l, sslt. -MaPns, N y, rpieso' sne
p.sYslclal aol ia !. ss1so1 IN A.
.e'l .e aip scoulsu Z. NY le' s.s,y s
s9ne -, sea.ch { was w Snsuocesslu l.ls.S ss,u
lns neg.oes on .''e p'..oo wsle y, lSal
I1eu, , ous 4 sstange 20 s"y, s,snyugh '..s s'ie y
~ snos waS ,'sd s'.se-'ss '.,: : e e : :
ssl',s.a y u's's'i' '''l' ans~ nos'n 4 '
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

Il
Only week ago, Ben. Wood sold his
Daily Meas for $4,000, and last Saturday
theSRorid was without the necessary fnan-
cial facilities for paying the weekly wages
Of the employees. Does this look like d
healthy party! In the face ofsuch an ex.
hibit, is IL not cheek, pure and simple, for
these men to talk about making Demooratio
Johnsonian Governors, members Of Con-
sress, and such like, in the great Empire
State? AL who are disposed to fall In love
with such indications Of power pnd pro-
gress are welcome TO the solace they ad-
| minister. $50 ST.. ~ nJA@l ed }
] In contrastr-and q bold contrast, itiSE-
! We have the Tribune, increasing its oircula-
tion by thousands daily, aud ordering
new tensoyl!nder press on which TO print
the political gospel for tho people, It's pre-.
sent machinery being utterly incapable of
| supplying the great and Increasing demands
for radical pabulum. IS, l.
GRASSLAND IMPOSING CONFEDERATE Fu-
NERAL IN KENTUoKy.---The Cincinnati Cdm-
mercidt says:
On Tuesday last, the bodies OF ton rebel
soldiers, two of wkom were shot by order
Of Gen. Burbridge, some two years ago, in
retpliation for the murder Of "a Union cisixen
Of Scott County. Kentucky, by guerillas,
were re-interred with great pomp in the
cemetery at Georgetown, Kentucky. Ex-
rebel soldiers, rebel syn,pathiEers, 80. TO
the amount of 5000 or 6,000 formed the
funeral cortege. Basil Duke rode at the
head of about 800 mounted men, formerly
Of Inorganic command, aud the widow ofthe
latter occupied carriage in the procession.
All the rebel soldiers, and many others who
took part in tho demonstration, wore the
L rnH yIttt Il L.
] were delivered lone by Rev. MIR. Holland,
formerly chaplain in Howard Smith's regi.
ment, of Morgan's command, and one by
Rev. Mr.. McGinn, o Campbellite minister,
at Georgetown.eoas o igE,r g5Su jifi
CAoDiD .-IOf General Forrest, Tie
Msmphis Post an ultra radical paper, J.
tsays editorially : fA-.-ee5S 4 t-s'
Up to the close of the war we, in
common with almost oil Union men,
regarded General Forrest with de-
gree of disfavor greater than was felt
for almost any other Confederate off-
Ger. His manly and. honorable aad-
dress to his troops at the time of the
surreneer caused us to look upon him
with less prejudice, and tho straight1
forward, consistent course he has since
pursued has induced us, whenever we
have had occasion to allude to him, to
do SO with an expression of high re-
speot. gis, s
IaponTANr OaDgR Cen Sickles pub.
I fishes an order remitting all cases cogniza-
BILE in the United States and State Courts to
those Courts respectively, and orders the
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

Choisra has appeared at Atlanta and Au-
'gaats In both instances, it Is traceable
% thef fgesh arrival o. United ,statcs troops.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

AaUN. X MT. SpuSii Salu lie once sat
in a railroad station, for an hour, and
watched how civil the railroad officials
were, and the extent to which their
civility was taxed. He listened to the
following conversation between an In.
tending passenger and the ticket clerk.
Does the next train stop at New
ton ?" 5f
~ "No sir,lt is the express train
"a 'Don't the express train stop here ~
snfN o sir; it goes past.'
How much is the fare 2" 4l
"One dollar and twenty-five cents"
~ "When will Ahe next train go that
stops at Newton 2" !, Sols y
.sb"At four o'clock, sir.1 1itg 8. z, b d;
"Why don't the express train stop
there 2" 4 II
Because it goes right through"
"Does it never stop there2" y ''t6
4 "No, sirj never" 4 ST.
s. "Will the train that starts at 4
o'clock. stop thete2"
Yes sir"
"There is no danger Of Its going past
without stopping, is tIereT
ut isn't tile express train that ooes ~
4 o'clock is il p" "
mo, sir" sst.
s"Why dont it?" sS
Don't kno@ sirn' 9s' 'sG tdRG
"WIl this tisiiSl take me to Newton 9,,
eyes sir,a Z g.; = ~ ~ - - , T
apoes tbs train a,ou es,,.sh Anu vvsi,ers y, hs.
tween here and Newton III
"Noo SIR 7 'i''',-''''' >'",A''S# 6, =
i'uI couldn't oct off an vvS v,vSbbeera 70 ior ! e .,
,mfhutes could p" isI 20 no
Z 9sstNo sir.n M, i,s.ty Is ,,l,s
l, What time does tho train start g,s
nFonr o'clock, sir!p =
a5N'nIt will he sire ,o start on lime, will
'is3h lif f'lst,510l' s.
{Cleyh h-(anet;ly} eeYestsir.n 4puta,y.
y }1rapelsf---.2Well We, smight ba c;v;,s,
5a 44--..->. .s----!2-4-
The LAw.-Two Dutchmen, who
built and used in common a small
bridge over stream which ran through
some repairs which it required, and
one of them positively refused to bear
any portion Of the expense necessary
to the purchase Of q plank. Finally,
the agrieved party went to a neighbor-
my lawyer, and, placing ten dollars
in his hand, said: 81 "a sfias{ .i
you'll make Hans do justice. nit de
bridge.,' ~ S'3Jp
h a1ow :, !, -, ,s;,l u, toast b s..,,;,
"a ~ a.l.aS ~ = -. 80 " PEI
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When q shosinaker gees to make q boot,
she frst thing he uses is tho last &
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

INrLuENoE oPa TRyE WIFE. IA sonsible,
affectionate, refined, practical woman tmakos
a mans nature oil tho stronger by making
IL more tender; puts O. new heart intoSall
his striyings, and gives dignity to- all bis
prosperity, and coIafofs IN his adyersity,
Every true life wields estill greater power
whenit feels q living heart drawing II with
irresisibls forcs into every position Of
duty.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

1t wes the prayer OF an excellent and
psefel ninister, that God woald iill his
head with schemes for his glory, his heart
witRloyey aud'his hands with his works. :
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

q a Paris correspondent Of tile Aoysiii,g
Star, writes ofLouis Napoleon, that His
Msjestyis able to ride, but not; to trot. -
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

Itis said the agent III England of Wash
ington College. Virginia the same that
Gen. Lee presides oyer-.-reports donations
to The amount Of 100000; the agent in
iFrancesreportsth that osis doing very well,
but gives no oparticulars, and The agent
along the Mississippi River reports 500,
0t0. which is TO be largely increased when
the cotton crop is sold All this, in addiS
zion 10 100000, is'now ia hand. A.,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

IaPonTANT ORDgR. Gen. Sickles pub.
lishes an order renitting all cases oogniza-
bic in the United States and State Courts to
those Courts respectively, and orders the
discontinnance Of the Provost CoGrts as
soon as the District Courts shall be, o gan,
izet, except at Hilton, Head and On the
Sea Islands, and also oommands the estora.
tian ofthe Jail to the civil au.hprities.
One section Of the order forbids corporal
punishment and limits the operation Of the
yagrancy Act. 44 #
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DEATHs IN CHARLgsrox. 1.-The Cow-ie,
snnoancea sn,. the dean or 9 Mr; ID ~. bu,tsr. a.
held' proprietor OF sne payiii9n otel whe a
the death, Of Mr., Andres, MoDowall. ~
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-11

Several of the New Orleans newspapers
have determined to advocate the adoption
OF the constitutional amendment in future,
prominent Southerners recently arriving in
that city from the North having reported
favorable TO its acceptance. by tbs. country,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

ALMOST A FIGHr.-A terrible battle almos
occurred at the depot Saturday between
two enterprising servants of the travelling
public. Jack Quinlan, an omnibus runner
and adrayman surnamed Gallagher, while
pursuing their respective avocations spied
a trunk and each claimed the right to
transport the same to the city. Both could
prove their claim and each swore great
oaths that his wagon and lone other should
bear the precious burden. The war of words
grew hot and one of the braves proposed to
seek "some retired spot where policemen
should not disturb and settle the matter in
an honorable and scientific way. Brave
number two accepted, and forthwith they
"made tracks" for the pier with the whole
crowd of boys and men dangling after.
The spot was reached and the ring was
formed. The antagonists gIared on each
other G~ercely, looking the deadly hate that
had been slumbering for ten long minutes,
each slyly measuring the others muscle
meantime and ~prudently calculating his
chances. "Go in Lemons" "Spot him."
&C., came encOuragingly from the crowd.
Up went the sleeves and out came a torrent
of osths and curses. The crowd began to
hold their breaths in expectation of fun.
But to the infinite disgust of lockers on and
to the infinite relief of the putting, swear
ing and sweating principals an interruption
came. Mr.. Clark Warren, who had had an
eye on the whole proceeding appeared and
dispersed the party. The valiant heroes
went their ways sadder and wiser men,
with eyes and noses in a healthy and sound
condition.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
Washington News,
Committee ON ELECTION.

Committee on Election.
New YoRK, April 21.-The Times Wash.
ingtcn special says that the Committee on
Elections will on Monday take up the case
from Ohio of Follett against Delano, the
sitting member.
Washington Cemetery.
The plan f6r the vault of the Washington
Cemetery, intended for the reception Of the
Union dead who fell on the battle-felds OF
Virginia, has been approved by the Quar-
termaster General, and the Chief Quarter
master ofthe Department has advertised for
proposals for the construction of the same.
Congressional
WASHINGTON, April 21.-The Senate is not
is session to-day, having adjourned over
until Monday.
The proceedings of the House were by
order confined to the journal. The debate
on the Presidents annual message was
warm. Nicholson, of Delaware, was the first
speaker. He took strong grounds against
the constitutional amendment in regard to
representation.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

natl. On the Quartermaster's Department
here witness issued reports to contractors
simply on their verbal statements.
Fire.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-A fire last eve
ming destroyed James Watson's fax factory
on 9Th street, above Columbia avenue. The
building and machinery were totally des-
troyed. Loss on machinery $780, 00, on the
stock, $40, 900. Insured for $4,000.
Insurance.
BosroE, April 21.-The Metropolitan In
suranee Company of New York, through
their Boston agents, ]. F. Dolson & Co. rein
sured all the outstanding risks of the West
ern Massachusetts, Insurance Co., of Pitts
field.
". Paul AnnaSsOG.
New YORK, April 21.-M. Paul Annassof,
Commissioner of the Russian government to
the Western Union Telegraph Company, ar
rived in the Persia. After delivering his
dispatches to the Russian Minister at Wash
ington and spending a few days at the Tel
Company's Headquarters in Roches-
ter he will proceed to San Francisco by the
steamer of May LIST, and there join
the expedition under Col. Bunkley, which
is preparing to start for the Russian posses
with the material and supplies re-
quired TO complete the line. The Russian
government continues to manifest the most
lively interest in this great Geographic en-
and is extending to it all needed
ancoura gement and facilities.
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MEDICAL.
MNI5ENT success
EXTRAORDINARY
I00 DOLLARS PREMIUKI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or 6PRRMATfORRHGA, GLRKT, &C.
ImpOtsacy Cared,

Imp0te1ey cared,
AFTEB ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. Gibson,
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay one hundred
dollArs for the proof that be ever fails 70 cure the above
proof that any other Physician in the United States
treats thssAns diseases with equal sueeess
Or 0ibron . happy IN being able TO announce to the
unfortunate, that he has perfected 9 syEtem Of that
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURK
q the above, and also all contAgious diseases Of he
th0refron, Including General
Debit Oh NERVOUS PR0STRATION,
HehAss SUI asded in curng easesin this city, SOM u
styled Ph ~Fzieians, VIII profess 70 treat al nlSalS
naiAdies nh success, aud without receiving ms
Ia. 0Ibs0tI does not boast that he Is q nar Il &c a
tome ColieE > IL London or Paris, as PerhRkI ESas
and who held out great expertetions, never 10 b.
realized. bat what bT. o. Afght boagt offs this thai
pos conhdaice IN his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an hz1ercan system Of treatment
al ,~sert 1,S;-}rs ~ S,1al f,rths rs5ir.i 80
Of esmlnRi weakness. and al diseases OF derange-
qsat, both mental snd physical. arising from seTu-
pr. GIbson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered.
And, FIRST, the agents used are IN no respects dis
agreeable; he usos no rslics Of the dark aees, such a.
Mercury, or any other deleterious drug secondly,
no restriction in dist or business is required; third,
his trsatnsnt il positive and certsin IN all cases. He
stands prepared 70 60 into any public or private
hospital IN the United States, and demonstrate tine
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now Known IN the world, in point Of prompt
ness, psrmAnensy, mfldness, safety and convenience
70 the patient.
Dr. Gibson is permaneptly located In Cleveland,
and hiss during the past Eve years performed many
o1rss Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes Of treatment. References can be given
tofndiVduAls Of the Erst respectabHity IN Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to skfl
AID integrisT In I'll professional transactions. Dys-
nsBslA, RbeumRtiam, ScrofnlA, all diseases Of tho
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Diseases trsascd
with superior success.
- Medicines sent 70 any part Of the country, on
receipt OF tsn dollars.
d: eIbsOn's new work on PhydOlOgT for sale 1t
DR.. GIBSON,
PRorFEssOE OF eLrcTEOPATHI AND hEDIcnE.
Oncs lleSenecs strest, q few doors from Supsrior,
ul stAiH, opposite OtT Hotd
hours from 9 to u and from to 5o'clock
Dany Sundays exoeptedl. janH
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
~FOR MORE THAN. INVENT!

srFOR MORE THAN. TWENTY
years MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR 7 haI
stood the test Of trial, and is constantly increasing
IN public favor.
TIE VENETIAN HAIR DYE Is the best and
cheapest made. It's price is only rs cents, and each
Dottls contains double the quantity Of dye in those
Usually sold for 81.
TIN HAIR " is manufactured by 9 peculiar
process, which renders it infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being complete in one bottle, no
preparation is required, which greatly simPlenes
ths application.
II USING THIS DYE you = old that Rp-TT,
pERD appearance BY which dyed-hair and vhiE-erS
ere 90 readily recognized, when an inferior ar-aele
hAs been used, Is Il producer . perfectly nat =
color Of any shade that Is required, from . I'll
brown 20 aletty, lustrcus black, that will IA
crock or stain the clothing. Invest rs cents, I'D
you will be convinced. Sold by sill DruggiHts and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. ]. MATHEWS, Manufactures, h. 7.
DKMAs BARNS 4 CO., New York; Wholesale
AREN'T. sepI5:R4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

STANDARD WEIGHTS OF PRoDUcE.-The fol-
lowing table of the standard weight Of pro-
duce per busheI is a matter of interest to
many. Of course regular dealers are ia
miliar with the weights of these articles,
but there are many to whom this table will
impart useful inflammation:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

AREIvED.-The Morning Star arrived in
god time Saturday morning with a full
cargo. The steamer Burlington also came
in with a full load of freight for the Michi-
gan Central Railroad Lire.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
M-THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

RBMEDY.-Dr. J. W. PolAnd's White Pine Com
ound, is now offered to the ahieted throughout
the country, After having been proved by the test
Of eleven years, in the New England States, where
its merits have become 6 well known a. the tree
from which, in part, it derives its virtues. The
White Pine Compound cures Sore Throat, Colds,
Coughs, DiFtheria, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t Is Gre-
narkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints, DiAbe-
tee, Difficulty Of Voiding Urine, Blseding from the
Kidneys aud Bladder, Gravel, and other CON-
lnintn.
Give It . trial If you would learn the value Of 9
good and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and
sure.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers hedicin gene
GEO. W. SWEET N. D., Proprietor.
Boston, Mass.
BENTON, MYERS & CAMPBELL, And STRONG
q ARMSTRONG, Agents. jan23:Rl0-W
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

ARREsTs.-Two more men were arrested
Saturday for selling unvholesome meat.
These ~unpriReipled scoundrels who try to
palm off their trash on the public will
learn that it is not a paying business.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

HlBERNIcoS.-There will DO 5 x entertain
ments at CARROTS Hall this week, begin
ming with Tuesday evening, by Mr.. Charles
McAYoy and his assistants. See adTertise-
ment in another column.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~PHIL0SOPHY OFhAKRIAGE
ne Propristora offs sEsa York Museum Of Anat'
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10 Disqualihcations, Nervous and Physical Do6n-
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Weakness or Depression, Impotsney, Loss dinner
~ and Manly Power the Great Social kv1l and
fkoss Maladies which result from youthful follies,
sxessses Of maturity, and ignorance Of PhySiolcgy
und laws Of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
fsnlighssning and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by I'D
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, SIS Broadway, New York.
fshlbRS
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WEIGHT OF PEoDUcE PER BUsHEL.

SUMMIT COUNTY PorTERIEs.-We clip the
following statistics of the manufacture of
sto1eware in Summit county, from a letter
of q. N Abbey, Esq, of this city to the
Summit County Beacon:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
HUNNEWELL'S
InHN I. HrKKRKKLL.

Practical Chemist,
RR-THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable trea.mRnt for Diseases Of
the Urinary and Sexual systsma- Sent free In
sealsd envelopes. Address Dr.. J. skllin Houghton,
aosard AssociEtion, Philadelphia, Pa. ny B
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RE MoVAL
DEN0YIL.-Yr. =. n. Worris +,

DEMOVAL.-Nr. +. II. Norris hay.
IO ing removed his Clothing Store from No Q
Monument square TO so Prospect street, respect
fully asks 9 continuance of the patronage so Hbs-
rally BESTOWED upon him in the past, and hopes BY
increased facilities and strict attention 10 the
wants Of his customers to merit the same in thu
future, Eastern fashions received All work
warranted A good assortment Of cloths on hand,
which viii Be sold at the lowest rates, or made mp
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DAILY LEADER.

IR- For Morning edition News see
outside.
81 For Evening Edition News see
Inside.
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CLOTHING


NHILDREN'S CLOTHING.-Our stock
is the largest West Of New York. All the
newest styles for children, Boys and Youths.
Elegant Braided Suits for Children from 8 to 8
years old. Jacket suits for Boys from 8 to II
years old. Short Sack Suits for Youths from 10 to
Is years old.
J.H. DEWITT 4 Co.,
spIT Nos. 7 and II Pubic Square.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
SVIN 70 I'LL
Col. Wheeler Released.
From New Orleans.

NV ORLEANS, April 2O.-The steame
Rapidan has sailed for New York.
The first race for $4,000, mile heats, va
won by Lewis E. Smith. Time I:524 anC
1854. The second race, for s., 200, was wo,
by a small bay flley; time I:557 and l:5ss
The rains have injured the cotton badlJ
in Texas.
The cotton in Louisiana is unaffected b.
the rains ane frost
The evasse in Baton Rouge is widening
and the country looks like an ocean.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23
CITY NEWS.

MONDAY, P R %, 1866.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-23

Which is BOILED THICKER, giving GREATER
RESISTANCE to the Skirt, but loOsing none Of the
FLEXIBLE QUALITIES for which the DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC stand so PRE-EHINESr.