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a nre al Lebanon, lndlana, tuesday
night, destroyed property to the amount
of $50, goo.
Terrific Tornado.
The vicinity of Sullivan, Moultrie
county, Illinois, was visited BY a terrific
tornado OF the goth inst, causing greas
destruction to property. Twenty houset
were entirely destroyed, and several per-
sons were injured.
Snow fell at Chicago, Tuesday night, to
the depth of four inches.
Failures in the OIL Regions.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-There is
qaite a autter amongst the oil companies
caused by the failure of several banks at
Titusville, Oil City and Franklin, where
many Philadelphia companies have their
funds deposited.
Appointed I'm the Regular Army.
NEW YORK, Mnrch z9.-Colonel E. S
Parker and Colenel Adam Bodeau have
been appointed Second Lieutenants in the
regular army. They will be retained on
Lieutenant General Grants staff.
From Canada.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The Herald's
Toronto special says orders have been is
sued to muster out the surplus volunteers
over 10000, which number will be kept as
g standing army on the frontier.
Negro Hung.
The Herald's Cincinnati special says a
negro, in Paris, Kentucky, who had out
ragged a white child ten years cid, and af-
forwards murdered her, was this evening
taken from thu jail by the citizens and
hung. His body is still suspended.
Major George II. Leet.
The Times special says that Major Geo.
Z. Leet, Assistant Adjutant General of
Volunteers on the staff of General Grant,
who was for a long time the Office assistant
Of the lsmented Colonel Bowers, has sue
ceeded to the official position of the latter,
with the rank of Major in the regular
army, which was also the lineal rank of
Colonel Bowers. Major Leet entered the
army as a private in the Chicago Board of
Trade Battery, and was selected as q staff
officer by General Grant, because of his
tinguished qualities of bravery and eff
cheney displayed in the field.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Reform bill was explained in the
House of Commons by Mr.. Gladstone on the
18th inst. The main features of the bill are
q reouctlon OF the qualncatlOns OF county
voters from fifty pounds to fourteen pounds
occupancy, and for Burroughs seven pounds
rental and also to dodgers paying ten
pounds or space for apartments. The meas
ure AIDA about 10000 to the number of
voters.
The bill deals only with the franchise
question leaving the redistribution of pre-
sentation for another session. After many
speeches for and against the measure Mr..
Bright expressed entire satisfaction with it.
The bill was read the first time.
The Liberal journals generally approved
the measure, although it hardly comes up
to their wishes. The chances of the bill
continue to be the subject of discussion.
The conservative journals demand its re-
lection, and others call for amendments.
The Daily Telegraph declares that it is
growing quite clear that the bill will become
a law. The explanation of the measure
was its first appearance, which passed
through safely. The parliamentary oath
proposed by the Government as modified in
the first two clauses by pisraeli, was
adopted.
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WILLIAM S. KERRursH, Secretary.

VALUABLE Present To The CLEVELAND
LIBRARY AssocIArIoE.-The following works
were recently presented to the Library As
ISOLATION by Hon. R. c.. Parsons
Trials recorded in first volume of English
State Trials.
1885. ". The Trial Of Sir Thomas More,
KIT, Lord Chancellor of England, for High
Treason. Pages SO.
1856. XII. Proceedings against Mary,
Queen of Scots, for a conspiracy against
Queen Elizabeth. Pages 1856.
1900. XVI. The Trial of Robert, Earl of
Essex, and Henry, Earl Of Southampton, for
High Treason. Pages 100.
1908. XVIII. The Trial of Sir Walter Ra-
leigh, KIT, for High Treason. Pages POS.
1905. XIX. The Trials of Robert Winter,
Thomas Winter, Guy Fawks, John Grant,
Ambrose lockwood, Robert Keys, Thomas
Bates and Sir Everard DigbY, for High
Treason, being COnspirators in the Gunpow-
der Plot. Pages 22h
1906. Xxx. The Trial of Henry earn ct,
Superior of the Jesuits in England, for the
same, High Treason. Pages 24O.
1929. XXX Proceedings in Parliament
against Francis Bacon, Lord Verulum, Lord
Chancellor of England, for Bribery and
Corruption. Pages 353.
ANo-- a0A44A- lOCCNuALko IL Az 6NaA
Chamber against Henry Sheffield, Esq, for
breaking a painted glass window in a
church. Pages 377.
XXXVIII. Proceedings in the Case of
Ship Money between the King and John
Hampden, ESQ. Page 4s3. This case COW
ers more than two hundred pages.
XII. The Trial of Sir William Land, Arch
bishop of Canterbury, for High Treason.
Pages sos.
i64s. XLIII. The Trial Of Charles Stuart
King of England, for High Treason. Pages
$40.
The Journal of the High Court of Justice
for the Trial of King Charles l., as attested
under the hand of Mr.. Phelps, Clerkto that
Court; with additions by J. Nelson, LID.
Pages 9s3.
The English State Trials are given in six
volumes, foliOs, published in 1879, at about
$50, which would be equivalent to more
than $3.50 now. The books are very valua-
bic and quite rare.
Mr.. Parsons has set an example which is,
perhaps, more needed in this city than in
many places.
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WITH
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The Worlds Washington special says
the Senate Finance Committee have
reached no conclusion in regard to the
Loan bill. Senator Sherman is in favor
of amending it so as to limit the amount
of greenbacks and gold required to be
kept in the treasury. 1t will not be acted
On definitely before next week.
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~PHnOSoPHK oFMAERIAGE.
1hs Pr7prIstora q the New York Museum Of Anet-
onv nave determined, regardless Of expense, 70 10.
ane fses flor tia bensft Of suffering humanity and
suppression Of QuAekeryl four CT their most inter;
safinx and Instructive Lectures on Marriages sEo
~ Disaualihcstons, Nervous and Physical Debh-
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Weatneaa ex Depression, Impotsney, Loss OF kner.
~ nnd Manly Power the Great Social xvi, and
fkcss Malndies which result from y~outhinl ioineeI
and laws Of nature.
fkese Invaluable Lectures have been the means
jsuliehtsning and saving thousands, and VIII De
6rWarded fres, on rscsipt Of four stamps, by I'D
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
and Medicine, els Broadway, New York.
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The delegates chosen at the primary
meetings, held in all the wards Wednesday
night, to represent said wards in the Union
City Convention, met in National Hall at
ten o'clock yesterday morning and were call
ed to order by NJ. R. Keith, Esq Chairman
of the City Union Club. The meeting was
organized by electing Loren Prentiss, Esq,
Chairman, and VIM. S. Kerruish, Esq, Sec
rotary.
Mr.. Prentiss stated that the object Of the
convention was the nomination OF one Com
missioner of the Water Works, and eight
COnstables.
On motion, the roll of delegates was call
ed. The delegations not full, were, OIL mo-
ton, authorized to fill all vacancies.
On motion, the convention proceeded, by
ballot to nominate a Commissioner of the
Water Works. The names of the following
gentlemen were suggested; Col. James Bar
nett, W. J. Warner, R. R. Herrick and silas
Merchant.
On motion, the Chair appointed tellers
Messrs. S. S. Holden and A. J. Marvin.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
James
R. +.
W.. :. Marner----"-- --.-"-.--
Sllas Merchant
On motion, Col. James Barnett was de-
the unanimous choice of the conven-
ton.
On motion, the eight eonstables were
nominated riga Uoee. The following gen.
were nominated George Ridge
way, Luther N. Eastman, Lueius B. Eager,
R. Simmonds, Charles F. Klaue.
C. C. Stevens, William Butzman, William
Walters.
On motion, each delegation was author
-zed to select onemember for The City Union
Committee. The selections were as
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THERE is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL!
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Foor sNAsHED.-George seywert caught
his left foot in the press, in the LEADER
press room. about eight O'Clock yesterday
morning. He was learning the art of "feed-
ing" the hungry iron monster, when the &C
cident happened. The obstruction stopped
the press. The foot was badly crumpled
together and crushed, and some of the bones
broken. He was removed in a carriage to
his home, No. 2OS Hamilton street, when q
surgeon was called to attend to his case.
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MEDICAL.

The Sylvan Orient Company Of Boston are nov
importing, and under the supervision Of 8 celebra-
ted Chemist, Manufacturing q preparation OF this
much esteemed Eastern stimulant and tonic in the
form OF an agreeable confsction. Hence its name,
HAsHEESH CANDY.
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ACCEPTED A CALL TO GRACE CHURcH.-The
New York Independent, of the 29th inst,
says that Rev. Alvan H. Washburn, Hyde
Park, Mass, has accepted a call to Grace
Church., Cleveland. O."
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These Central Committees, old and new,
were requested to meet at half past seven
o'clock last evening, in the office of NJ. R
Keith, Esq, to ~Organizs for the election
which is to be held IN Monday next. A
full attendance is desired.
". C. Mcfarland, Esq, offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted, with applause:
Resolued, That in the Judgment of this
convention, the method of reconstruction
proposed by the majority in both houses in
Congress, meets our most earnest approba-
ton, and deserves the active and emphatic
support of every person who desires the
success of the Union party.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
LOREN PRENTIss, President.
WutvauS KEppursu Saeratarv
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BrsHoP BEDELL--The Right Rev. G. T.
Bedell, D. D., will preach in St Johns
Church, ". s., to-day Good Friday in
the morning at IO1 and in the evening at I
o'clock also at 81 Pauls Church, Saturday
evening at Z O'Clock.
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In the subscriber has been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate Of Anna T. Jackson, late Of
Cleveland, Ohio, deceased. WIN. h. STILLMAN.
tDeot mber 18th. ls65. maI20:S04
N0TICE.-The oopartnershfp heretofore
In existing by and between Samuel Raymond,
Robert .. Lowe and Henry N. Raymond, under
day dissolved by the death of Mr.. Samuel Ray
mond. R0BERT D. LOWE,
IN N. RAYMOND,
Feb. 2, 1866. Surviving Partners.
N0PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
" do hereby certify that they have formed $
limited partnership as follows
LIST. The name Of the firm Is Raymond & Lowe.
I'd Henry N. Raymond and Robert d. Lowe are
general partners, and Mary n. Raymond 10 a
spsciAl partner. and all said partners are residents
Of the Ci:y Of Cleveland, County Of CEyahOga and
State Of ohio.
Sd. This said Mary N. Raymond, the special
partner, has contributed to the common stock the
sum o. thirty thousand dollars.
4th. The business of the partnership to be trans
acted IL the Dry Goods Jobbing business.
5th. The partnership Is to commence on the 14th
day OF March, 1856, and is terminate on the I'd day
Of February, 1871. HENRY n. RAYMOND,
ROBERT d LOWE,
MARY n. RAYMOND.
STATE OF OHIO, lss. 1a1
ourAHOeA County,, rs
CLEvELANp, March IA, 1856.
Personally appeared before me the above named
Henry n. Raymond, Robert D.. Lowe and Mary N.
Raymond, who ssverally acknowledged they did
sign the foregoing certificate. s
marchl5;S08 Justice of the Peace.
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oBsERvE.-An Elegant Chamber Set worth
S55 will be given away tonight at the
Academy of Music, together with l4s other
useful and valuable articles.
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LINE, IO.lO P. NJ, fExcept spndasJ
EREICHTS.

FRElGH1Ss
BY this Route Freight Of All descriptions can b
loruarded to and from Philadelphia, New York,
Boston or Baltimore. BY RAILROAD DIRECT,
o and from any point on Western Railways, and
n connection With steamers, to all accessible
points ON the Lakes and Rivers Ofths Northwest,
LIVE STOCK by this route Is provided with
superior Yard accommodation, especially at HM-
risburg, where q choice is offered of the Phfia-
dolphin, e York and Baltimore
Markets.
This will also be fOund the shortest, quickest,
and most direct route for Stock to New York (viA
AlleRtown) and with feWest changes.
The OF FREIGHT TO and from points
In the West by tie Pennsylvaaia Contra lRailroad
are al All times IS favorable As are charged By
otner RAILROAD Companies.
~ Be particular to mark packages AVA
PYNEsYITANIA CENTRAL r.
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions,
Of the Company:
S. B. KINGSTON, Jr., Freight Agst, Phfad'a.
CARPENTER, Freight Ag't Pittsburgh.
CLARKE a CO.. Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. W. BROWN 4 co. Cincinnati, Ohio.
7. B. BURKE, Madison, Indiana.
AoREHEAD 4 Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
W. NJ AIKMAN, Evansville. Indiana.
r. T. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE q CO.. Chicago, Illinois.
J H. hcCOLM, Portsmouth,, Ohio.
J. n. LOVE, Msyssille, kentucky.
HALL 4 CO., Marietta, Ohio.
K AYERS, Muskingum River.
W. d. 4 T. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, Ohio.
A. P. sTULTz & CO., zanesville, Ohio.
y II. HUDSON, Ripley Ohio.
y. 3. WILSON, Nashville, Tennessee.
L. H. WILLIAMS, Gen. sGP't, AIfoena, Pa
FAST FREIGHTS.
UNION LINE CARS are Run Through By
the Pennsylvania route to principaf Western Cities
without transfer, and ali shipments BY this line
lows:
Boston TO ChleagO~----.S Days
New York to - DaTa
philadelphia to " --.---6 BAYS
baltimore to g -..--.6 DAYS
With a forfeiture OF 5 cents per 100 rs. for every
ern Agents.
Parties ordering freight from the East should
order packages marked g Union Line, and refer
shippers for contracts &C., to
GEO. ]. HARRIS, "a Washinzton-st., Boston.
IL G0SSbEk, 2Il, broadway, New York.
JOHN MCKNIGHT, 45 ohestnut-st., PhIlad's.
CHAs II. Rooms, cor. Center 4 Calyert-sts
Baltimore.
Shippers from the West will apply to or address
~ mail for Bills Of Lsding, &C., or any desired In
formation:
W. W. CHANDLER, Chicago, III.
h. W. BROWN, q W. Third-st., Cincinnati, OF
s D. THATCHER, 239. n. Highest, Columbus,oi
M-h- sIEMARI, Cleveland, Ohio
A. b. THOMPSON, Sexcomersto IN, o.
W HAZLETf, Zanesvilie, o.
SAMUEL =. GRAY, Indianapolis, Ind.
j. Q. DAVIS, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Z. Terre Haute, Ind.
W I. ROBINSON, 324 Main-st., Louisville, Ky.
N. STEVENS, AZ Olive St, Sc. Louis, No.
L. /. WILSON Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. KALAMAZOO, Jr, Memphis, Tenn.
D-s-GRAY, Supt Union Line, CaIuHshua-o.
. lHlA11L 81. "."-- .." III
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General News.
rhe Cineinnan Ere.

CINCINNATI, March 20 Workmen
have been busily at work since the fire re-
moving the ruins of the Opera House.
About $50, 900 worth of front walls will
be saved. Seven of Halls fire proof safes
belonging to Adams Express Company,
have been recovered from the ruins, with
their contents uninjured.
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Terrific Tornado.

A fire at Lebanon, Indiana, Tuesday
night, destroyed property to the amount
of $50. 900.
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-FoR MORE THAN TWENTY

HrFOR MORE THAN TWENTY
yeArs MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has
stood the test Of trial, and ia constantly Increasing
IN public favor.
THE VENETIAN Hail DYE Is the best and
cheapest made. It's price is only IS cents, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of dye in those
nsually sold for 81
THK Hal DYE IL manufactured BY peculiar
process, which renders il infinitely superior 70 any
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H USING THIS DYE you avoid that Rr-TT,
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CITY NEWS.
UNION CITY CONVENTION.

Meeting of Delegates to Nominate one
Commissioner of Wafer Works and
Eight ConsIabIes-The Nominees
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RAIEROADs.
1856.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

T.
@DOUBLE-TRACK RAxLROAn.
+
SHORTEST, QUICKEST 4 BEST R0UTE
Between the East and West.
ON the arrival Of Passenger Trains
~ from the Vest, at the Union Depot, Pitts-
burgh, THROUGH TRAINS leave as foloEs:
DAY EXPRESS, 2s3OA- NJ, fRxcept sundayl
CINCINNATI Express, 800 A. Excep1
Sunday 49,. al.f -
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, &o6 P NJ EEsry z
FAST LINE. iO:lOP P. N, Except spndasJ
Running through without change Of Cars 70
HARRISBURG, BALIls
NUKE and NEW YORK, (via A~lientown,) HOURS
= A6tAseE or OTHER LINES, connecting dIrsct
iSrAl new england Towns aad Washington City
Ihis y the only route by which Passengers,
eaNlng 81. Louis, Cairo and Quincy Saturday
morning. Chicago, JedersonEille and Indiarapc-
rs saturday evening, U THROUGH DIRECT
10 Eastern Cities, arriving
u Hours In Advance OF Other Routes.
ELEGANT sTATE-Ro0M SLEEPING CARS
are attached to all night
~ Baggage Checked Through and Transferred
Free. ~
na Fare always as low as BY other Routes.
H. ". GWINNER-G Gen. Ticket Agt, Philad'a.
w. II. HOLMES, GEN. W. Pass. Ag-t Chicago.
I'll. KIMBALB, Ass't G.. ". p Agt Chicago.
Office, Metropolitan Clock, Chicago.
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Which is BOILED THICKER, giving GREATER
RESISTANCE to the Skirt, but loosing none of the
FLEXIBLE QUALITIES for which the PILE
ELLIPTIC stand so PRK-KNINENT.
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ON zoos.

The Tribune's Washington special says:
Secretary McCulloch stated yesterday that
the May interest on 5-2Os would be paid
early in April. The amount of gold re-
quired is $22, 100000.
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%TRTRFRTCK CYRILI,

e8sL WfX1Ia 30 f8IIT9 ~
- h 7.
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The vicinity of Sullivan, Moultrie
county, Illinois, was visited by a terrific
tornado on the goth inst, causing greas
destruction to property. Twenty houset
were entirely destroyed, and several per-
sons we're injured.
Snow fell at Chicago, Tuesday night, to
the depth of four inches.
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The Paris Exposition.

The Senate Committee on Foreign AT
fairs have now under consideration the
proposition of the House making appro-
priations 10 defray expenses for the Paris
exposition. 1t is ascertained that it will
nearly absorb all of the appropriation of
the Government to pay for the transpor-
tation of articles sent. The committee
will probably amend it SO that the invent
ors and others will be compelled to pay
for transportation of the various articles.
By this course only will the money ap-
propriated be sufficient to erect the build
ings and defray the other necessary ex-
peDses.
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COAL.
ROBERTS' COAL!!

T ATE Improvements in the Facilities
for procuring this superior coal, direct from
nv mine daily, enables me 20 place it to consumers
81 reduced prices, and accordingly give them the
haaeaf. Sizes Lump, Nut, aud Slack.
49, sal MAssflsn and Chippewa Cosls at
rae LOWEST MARKET RATES
All orders hlEed with special reference othe con
vcnisncs Of purchasers Order through Postofhoei
Of @. D. Beck, Superior street, opposite Postonee,
a. - P Foes. or At yard, f4-76 Water street.
sssE-Rlo A. G. SMITH.
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soufh american Hides.

In reply to a letter of the Collector of
New York, asking whether he should ad-
NIT a cargo of South American hides just
arrived, the Secretary of the Treasury has
given permission for their entry, after
careful inspection to ascertain that they
do not come from a region infested with
the cattle plague.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the subscriber has been appointed Admins
traitor of the estate Of Anna 7. Jackson, hate OF
Cleveland, Ohio, deceased. WIN. h. STILLMAN.
4 DEG. mber 18th. 1866. -mar20.aO4
, 1866-10-28

Election, T1csday, November 8.


Fo. conIes,-Nor1a7a Jndd.
Fot SssTsSIs%9iSaaIin SseseT,,sSS.IrE%iaIi.,s = w.rnse y; pee
fpr Stase Senator, TNtuty-dnh Ustr1ct7. D.
Ward
For Representatives, Fifty ninth ulstrta-3tn-
cal ]. :. Reynolda, u. u singer T. =; BOND
Fer RepresentasFes, sixueta nafefaes-H- u.
Shepard. ~ ". LEasN1
For Representatives. SfxtJ-attt Dt4tta-A- r.
Stevenson, E. = Taylor;
IUMS offlth65-
koCLG CHICAGO.
Co1lct9or-H. y. FElIApe-
AskeseoFJ. f1aum.