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KNOWLEDGE is POWER"
Have the lfndness to give the fol.
lowing Letters and Circular =
careful Perusal.
sasrrIONs Fson uuAEROus
IrrrrR FRon RFY. J. RIcE rArLoR.

LITTER FROM REV. J. RICE TAYLOR.
s ~ EAaT cLKFEAED, o., Jan 10th, 1865
En-. JsHs K. sIETLER-DRAR sIE.
Meet eheerfuiIy do I comply with your request
for my opinion 70 the merits Of The recent issue
Of revised and enlarged edition Of Mackenzie
Ten Thousand Receipts.n
. Although long familiar with the title Of the
work, ] had little conception OF its REAL VALUE,
Catn my attention lately called to it, by your
self. | had Imagined the book TO lse somewhat
radon compilation, with an imposing title, made
chiefly TO sell My surprise, therefore, you may
readily conceive, when came TO examine the work
and found it 20 contain q mIlttude Of well chosen
and carefully prepared Receipts for the practice Of
almosteTery art, from the curing Of diseases to
the cultivation Of The soil and the simpler process Of
twisting n dough-nut and the knotting Of rope
Apart from the infinite number Of receipts, relating
60 the wants and contingencies of every day life,
the work embraces distinct treatise Agriculture,
Cookery, Medicine, &C, &C, any Ons of which, by
itself, would make book, in ordinary type, worth
half the price Of the present large and closely
printed volume. Whatever the value Of the for
mer edition, the present issue commends itself by
clear typography, while il claims 10 have been
carefully revised and also to have received valuable
additions Of original material. The work should
be in every household.
Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
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- Very respectfully and sincerely yours,
J. RICE TAYLOR
LETTER FROM J. W. BRADFORD, N. D.,
Graduate of n Y. OolIeee of Surgeons 4 Physician

Gradaate of n. Y. College of Surgeons Physicians
IFS PEARL ST., CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 10, 1866.
JouS X sTKILER, Eso.-DEAR SIR:
We have in our faHilya copy Of Mackenzies s
Great Family Receipt Book, work which COM
meDds itself to all intelligent persons.
There is, perhaps, book extant which is Of
more genernl use, and from which more informa-
ziSn can be obtained. / find every subject treated
scientifcaliy, fully, and reliably. The subject Of
Medicine is treated at length, and with great
raey, by Prof HATtshsrne, especially that part re-
Iating to Cholera aud its proper treatment.
Tiers are hundreds Of receipts in the book which
are worth alone and singly, more than the cost Of
the work.
No family should be without copy Of this work.
strr Respectfully yours, &C
ssFT trIxl J. W. BRADFORD, M. d.
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Pronnsifian-

The New York San proposes that the
SO Congressman who have speeches
to deliver on reconstruction, be sent in &
body to Fortress Monroe, and there read
their speeches to JEFF. Davis, the unhappy
victim to be allowed only half an hour
for each meal, and six hours sleep, each
day, until the whole sixty-nine speeches
are delivered. Those who believe that
changing is too good for jeff Davis
would pity the unhappy wretch who was
thus doomed to listen.
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"MOst of the Young Men in nay neigh
borhOod are going to the Union Business Institute
oberlin, Ohio, when they attend Business Col
lege,' said friend Of ours, the other day
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MRS N. 4. BERwICK.
--I.rrrrn FROM REV. s.R. PAGE.

January II, 1896.
JoHs7K. sTEILER, Ese.,-DKAR SIR: ] take
pleas are IN sayiA that consider eaekeazle
S rsfs ard irooTda arabic excellence. It is an En-
svc,onia ofuseful inf rmatiOn on all the subjects
eompsshended in its rich liable Of contents ana no
famiIv can weIraSord to do Nithout il. Those who
6sv- ~ re0Hrd for domestic ec0Eomy and comfort
cannct make better investment than to purchase
a COPY al the work. Yours truly
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NOTICE-SCHOONER FOR SALE.
4E EZoUAVE,,'
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10


| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN all persons interested that an application will
be made by the undersigned 10 the said Probate
Court, the 18th day Of March next at 10 o'elock
A. NJ, for an order that rita n claim, now in
the hands of the undersigned, the Administrat
of said VIM, f. Carey, 10 be administered, which
claim occurred in the life time of said Cary, may
be compromised on such terms said Court may
direct; the same being claim now being asserted
by the undersig ed, against John II. Whitaker,
sur rEivor, &c, and the estate, Dr. Peter Shoen-
b-Tger, deceased, in a case pending in Court
Of Common Pl as Of Lucas county, Ohio, wherein
the Executors Of saii DR.. Peter ShOenbeTger are
Plaintiffs, aud the said John W. Whitaker, survi-
yor, ana the undersignsd as Administrators afure-
said, are Dsfendants. Such order IS asked for on
the ground that said claim Is desperate. by reason
Of the claim in said set up by the said EXeeu-
tors Of said Shoenberger, that they. such Exec
utors. have acquired lien said claim against
said John W. Whitaker survivor, and by reason
Of the legal defence set up by the latter, growing
out Of the said claim Of said Executors; said suit
having been brought by said Executors against
said John W. Whitaker, and Stephen Whitaker
now deceased, and the said VIM F Carey now de-
ceased, to enforce such alleged lien, the claim
against said Whitaker being for a balance due
from said s. and J. W. Whitaker, on the 10th day
Of March, 1855, Of 81 $50 20 to the said VIM. f.
Carey, against which certain drafts had been
drawn by POLAND Mccormack, by the authority
Of said Carey, none of which has been paid.
SILAS MERCHANT, Administrator,
OF Wm. \. Carey, deceased,
BY 2. T. BACKUS, his Attorney.
eh17-2Q6-4Wd-fteW
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IErrra from pRoT. PRO TOR rHAYER.

cIrv1LAxD MEDICAL coLLEsE, Jan. Is, 1860.
JK srKTLKR-SIR: have read many Of the
10000 receipts contained in Maekenzie's Great
Family Receipt BOok-scBse Ni0t PTsJk, some with
pleasure, and some for fun 1t Is what it pretends
to be- book Of valuable receipts, pertaining to the
economy Of life well worth the money il costs,
and should be owned by every family; for it will
pay. Respectfully yours, &C,
P THAYER, NJ. D..
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b. H. Stair & Co., wholesale and retail
Ontario street, are now receiving large stock Of
Seeds of all the desirable varieties, among which
wementiOn osAGE ORANGE SEED, which is
NEW, the growth of 1866, and this day received
Seeds of all kinds eau be sent by mail. All orders
promptly attended to.
B. H. STAIR CO.,
Late J. Stair & Son,
Cleveland Seed Store.
JAM 18th, 1866. jan30:SIs
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TIE passenger train from Poughkeepsie
on the Hudson River Railroad night before
last was thrown from the track. One lady
was injured, and considerable damage was
done to the cars by the FIRE communicating
from the stoves
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-17

Exquisite Tooth and Mouth-Wash.-
EAU AR0MATIQUE is a preparation Of
aromatic gums and balsams, which communicates
g delicious taste to the mouth, sweetness to the
breath, hardness to the gums, and cares tooth
ache and a sensitive condition Of the teeth and
gums.
Prepared solely by Caswell, Mack Co., New
York, and sold by all Druggists. dec27;R10
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Beans-Choice white at 50 Merwin street.
febl5:2s9 J. G. SIMMONS co.
0FFIcE OF THE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL INs. Co,
Cleveland, February 9th, 1866. I
The annual election of this company for the
choice of five Trustees, to serve three years, and
three Inspectors of the succeeding annual election
will be held at the Office OF the company on Tues
day, the 10th inst. The poll will open at O'Clock
P. NJ. GEO. A. TISDALE,
feb6:2sO Secretarv
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: :. ~0r1, 1ao W ), ,. PAGE.
a,rvrLANp. ONO. Jan. II, lsel

JoHx x STETLER-DEAR SIR: l was lately
ahown 4 copy of your late edition of Mackenzie, a
work. which, in my estimation, surpssses any
thing ffhe Kind which has preceded ii and winch
1 regard q well worthy the patronage o. every
Tarmer- Mechanic Artizan, Druggist, Manuiae-
iturer. Professional Nan, Man Of lesu e, Cooks,
Heads Of Families, &e.; being useful IN every
Ibranch Of industry. No family should Dc ~lthout
areatsd. viii be found, worth in some cases ten
rimea ffa coat Of the work.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-17

The Hydraulic Clothes Washer still
continues to give the highest satisfaction to all who
use it. GRIFFIN BAKER, Sole Agents,
febl7:259 I46 Seneca ST
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Save Money by going to Kaufman's, $50 su-
psrOr street. up stairs for your skirts and corsets
all of which made to order in the latest French
styles. Ladies' under garments on hand and made
to order-up stairs, jan2l:31O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-17

During the past week the Probate
Court in Hamilton county issued 7s mar
riage licenses.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-17

Scrap Iron Wanted.-Highest price paid
for good Wrought Scrap.
MORRISON FOSTER.
Wholesale dealer in Iron, Nails, &C.,
81 and SO River street, Cleveland, Ohio.
febl6:2O2:dlw -eod4w
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A %dOWn-east debating club has been re-
Gently arguing the question: Z" Which is the most
effective agent in the reduction of the population
of civilized eountries-Wsr, Cholera, switchmen
or Bilious Complaints? After warm and ami
mated debate it was decided that the latter had
proven by far the most disastrous, until the dis
covery of thslow celebrated Stomach Bitters and
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. The
club, therefore, aGtuated by spirit of phinfhro-
py, have determined to recommend them to the
public as preventive of cholera, and certain cure
for all diseases resulting from Billiou9 aecti 1n,
and to inform them that they prepared by
Prince, Walton & Co., Nos. sc, IS, GO and 62 East
3dstreet, Cincinnati, and are for sale by all re-
spectacle druggists. febl2.
Hair Dressing without a Particle
of Grease.-GLYcERIA dresses the Hair beauti-
fully, communicates delicious cooling sensation
to the scalp, cleRnses il from dandruf, relieves
headache, and is absolutely free from all grease SO
as not to soil the finest fabric.
CASWELL, MACK 4 CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by all Druggists. dec27:Rlo
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Glover and Timothy Seed-Fun stock
at so Merwin street.
fsbl5:2se J. q SIMMONS 4 60
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For Sale al 6s Merwin.streer.

kOF sale at IS MerWfR-streeI.-
500 bbls choice brands OF -four =
leo " White Beans
100 " Prime Dried Apples.
25 /" IMPAIRED Peaches.
10 " Pared Peaches.
Five carloads Peach Blow Potatoes, Butter
Lard, Glover and Timothy Seed
febl6Rl0 COTTRELL DICKEY.
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GIN. RoBr. E. LEE arrived in Washington
yesterday and stopped at the Metropolitan
House.
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m 'Tlry resPsetfallyy y0gaT1; y1@a5;,v1,
e.. Ars CHARTER Oak Life ms. h Z c. oVGS%s SsT.asa,
nL,rrr.rn. oH1o. DAN. 11. 1see

!eLrvTLAND, OHIO, Jan. II, 1865.
TX erxrIxR-stR: Having persued your
aNaeksnaies Ten Thousand Receipts" am Tree
= say that Il IL the most complets work OF the
kind in existence II is al that is claimed ior IT,
eoztaining more Information in 8 condemned form
than Is possible 70 reach the public In any other
manner. Every family in the land should have
copy. Yours very tIulys
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y Havana correspondent gives the psrtic-s
alafs Of Juarez' defeat at Papalant
A force has been sent to Monterey TO pro-
teet the city from guerrillas.
The troops of Juarez captured the mails
from Monterey to Mexico, together with an
Imperialist contractor, whom they hung.
Count ElVin arrived at Havana en- route
to Selquin; it is said he has been sent by
Empress Charlotte on family matters. The
Austrian Consul General and the Prussian
Minister were on their way from Vera
Cruz to the City of Mexico. Cholera is re-
ported at Cienfuegros. SMALL -pox continues,
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- BEDFORD, Jan. IT, 1886.
Z Saka pleasure in recommending :. Mackenzie s
- svho1sand Receipts TO the public 1t con
-. vsst amount Of very useful knowledge aud
: - Z lex by which any one subject can be
rsscbss I, is book that should be in every fam
ae-eDs~-e - REV. J. B. HUTTON. o
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-, LFTrER FRoM REY. J. W

KXTRAcT PROM LET HhoA !. hA' .. /" e
WATSON, Quine,V > Logan 1..S 20 - - ,r..,-.,.
"I an acquainted with ths HlsiIs LII =. =. a.
zie's Greaf Family Receipt Book, ana eau sly
is really an invaluable household W.
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THK WRATHER.

THh WEATHER.
2JrrsBURG, November 16.-Ths river is
ee tset BY pier mark and falling. Ice IS
fc 3 rapidly in both rivers. aaa
LAT night was the soldest Of the season, q.
the thermometer early this morning indi-
eating ten degrees above zero. The weather
has greatly moderated during the day, al
though it is still very cold.
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NEH E1RKr February I6-The steamer
Orss1E Si9 Havana the 10th, and Nass4u
, 1866-11-25
Tue coutxt: or WIN raN.

THE C0NtNAs VH @AH
Tie comes, tue Winter comes
hear h.s foe ctzte7f through me ~ .n.o'
/ bcar Ills rar guard uu Tho Leic1G
xo,,h 1hTo, H.: pilrs with nr11ed dfnn''
I,ss xaked feet art on tho nesn: ,h
IL. -. t,}s trs stiten In has PAU.
NJ trar foy child cf raftn PC nan
Eo nttr far the tender secdI
I'll. hare caSz +hu der =: t;s cIeatn.
- H,cn. hy ttt rt.cacf he HIa1s-
=. ,.r,rI,,Iy a r.uir1 4 9tazs
t~-rr,s .;cr i,e u tnp1c*, Is ot aoau'
,.,t.,cd stream aud blatkened NOR
tIrM r,,x ua.ls be Etlraf ne sFss
1te 49, s":rsoas Of Lie rich NO fcars'
u. etcrrnr The c,tfEs ht poets
o,.-r,,ped conc,,. the glowing hearth.
AaISkfr' Il Hraurd r1cTbcaFd's power de9!
IL rnrses A. he hur1ics hy
ana strikes The b. EEat dead. 10 eaHn1
FL, cxrry cleaning hall he Spores.
fpnjrsd h~At1leea bowels hold
Hearts pulseless, crisp With ice and cold.
Na;cLtd By hundred grim despa.rsl
Here is your mission! Tc who feed
Topr lavish ftcs! Not atar
BIT at xon' doors your heasten afel
Gods Poo:-your creditors IaIe oeea'
The path I. 1orc 10 Fa.an sEoresl -
TteI- skis arc eunny-God o'c: ak!
The Winters dc:dly .latyrsss tsl
Around you'll Dcsl YOUR masters stores.
, 1866-11-25

nrcsa ,oom through many stor:c.. whcf,
ttbcy verc fastepcd to the cylinders. A few
men sit to feed the presses. and nov al
otler % bands stand aside, Machinery viii do
thc rcst. In il,ts age human skill Is thrown
forward into the future and II works With
out wcar,uess, and With power which man
himself cannot equal.
iu1 otA"tl sA NC. NJ.
, 1866-11-25
rr,o, of stcurn Boilers Mt q Pressure oA
.v-r Eight Hundred Pounds

Tic Sitnsife 1mtritaa Of last week a. ~ ~
report OF trial before committee a.rt. " H
r. ~ tHarrison Boiler" In which steam
,Sr,,s'nrc y, II over eight hundred and n1ty
| rrmiuds to the square inch was ralssa ~ 1 yae
fnstarcr with result that proaueea no la!1
r. to the boiler. The report u Tue 'e4e'Sb"
-'.f'"c rs e exncfiments were made with sections
taken rom the prepared stock III the "ofks
vithout any regard to choice OF seiees'oo'
md consisting Of. ~. .t.~ ,a,.ea
.,o,ie nreserre, lie Injection being Al tns ioWss
anslr. The lower pair 9! TioSea Ess "sss "'>'"'@N
ao pounds = s1s c,ooes Being replaced h
new cnes the test va sepeateo. ~ sss oopnds
fSe Se,a fa tFc,ion was sci up 10 same position II
oreSMors 1abedded IN clay bank ~ ~ eeseed
e.1,h s1d tSsF M :, for III seaed dos.
Esa FasaEsa ga "a fsHgSa sass
tusnns 2! III nc s,xsm CraSt re.ed At thFes hnn.
sa nounde. NheD he dsc increased sssz@
again escaping ~ .nd III shs ~ sec4on removed
to1 .nrreelon Il sas found n1n.e ,nss seG te ioNef
ssas',ss s5en;sr tss 12a o!nss ed
.sFes ~ of eiesnl md vatet but. on cooling s0s
rcI hsd ccntrscled and The JOINT tesMeo enc nm
ass The n1 sssmfl Va: found tishi
on,h Ixo section. united and - ~ "a ntrr
"a / -n+t H%rn charged lhFee-auHIIA9 go - ft.
Y sra he frrrsec cbtcd. raising sem ~ ,isi
p nrsds which VA. let 8: - 100 ponnas f,s,nr - IN
u H. nrc.euc Nas cen:,n-sd. II ne! ps,1S ~
!Ie ana he vai,s o9.n until fSai n
nonuas. on H. .hsn opened snd ~ n n
p1ohr. .bc,c c the bridge vail. about o7e nAt' ~ -
kcss;nn wc1c found TO be n! hot.4iSoss ~, ~
~ nhite hrat. No fracture or feakaEa or oIaes NJ
eu nT cnnii be discovercd 1t has natnss - eS ii
cs ,honch; btxt to mount the sections on eo r. ~
;he ,h ,cea b1inee vail E,nc uon anat n9n u
s 1i.es md as teeu cursed oass"a.a ~ c1t, ~
ssn hrId e. sweeping AID enEtlop.ng ge1s.i ~ NJ
SAT 7onr ri r1obes thus presenting nc EIf.rs X
ing En- In i, AMOUNT Of hcat-ab.oreln "
be- o. vi heen STAINED ta any ;e - - s.;
of Mr. Hsirison hsd attsd np tesEs ne ,nnt
;ns NV nlsr utitng them with oall ana sup
.ss 10 ION snd bottom, for safv aHa eopP'os~e>
not III Ef, lie furnace was lighted ana e.es -. y,
om tom ec,d Wa;s1 10 shir:y pounds ~ sigac1n'
te Ponn%Sss T. IN minutes
ant m Ens o,s Kindred md any pounds u
wv ",s.. inr wood for fuel lne ktSana 80 ~ :.
leac E"v,, ID Que hundred pounds, Aao as nipa -
With soMmt vr.e,ea viii The main cnEtne aclnateo
In ,nrE. to1 The remainder The cay.
, 1866-11-25
THE GLADIATOR
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WA sEii,rd in ever tnfAr,ous device;
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80 nis;oJysaS., but lying hi.tor, lied.
t>or mad with l.oul, he u.ultitNdluots hsou@
ls,p' in t':r ting, ard on thar shsa'asss ='1on
D,iiit.L Lin. and .l1u* The roaring to1d.
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f.s4ai Zero +:t and placed hin BY ca1t's
i Iuaas ut kunt:cd Elusc.e. guarded lace.
A::.t;,I:. Ill. .uu,,.il -: tuie Grcat Disgrace.
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t.,... nheIe such IL be thRll ehlue no motsI
Id tL5ust his nace est IN thc scale 10 Ecagh
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, 1866-11-25

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1M! oe'. dnu zpd no.-tnal u saST.luS r. ~ +
s. Gfetn * .itcs A11 t3tc !os 50 El.esi si.,asn
Is uui.t but tEeIs u a. EodG EnfG,e stcssa xni
X pfesen; = ,: ';Sa ;a p.as'e ,se ss
Tie :es'ce1. I'm At 3H&sSc fof Eritr; ssS.
os!d tseeS - nc rr brown lnc Del IL, - =,
ed JcHota.H Tr1Sc tAl1o~ has ceeu ntA II
,xs .al faow sc y ~ MI 70 II
rnsaas,s. VI: 2 NeE sG16, = S,T n:eant Sc
NJ Seiriia md Eaidmose' u lHrSTf II N!1,W ARD {
, 1866-11-25

I,ye,pool ad&1ces Of the s:d " tac ea''e
DAY quoted Flve-Twsut'es ~ wa,...
Chicago City sevens sold N nof.oa 's...s., W
DAY last AZ seH 01oo, SID aeesusa snaonne., ,he
.nae. nae - = G.,,ora, = suaall private banker
IN Ibs + aop psiadeipsi. nonsJ n.sss. !, . =. he
% a1sept. There i nosaiss done eslos I'VE sa pr
esn,. nd mos. generally .he rsse j. :, on goo
stoci collater1.s. Government D'a. a.sa.,. - Ths
Yotk a1e paying res seas @ ,omer ~ s ei:y. There
ssae .,ssdy ,i ,nc.e.ee Of paper offering for dis
eoun, some o1 ,he bark. ha'tas - unsh 3 ne; .ee3
eeaa, ea ~ .eeomm od.te. The street rhte Of gooe
mi, rsnres tom 6H 10 PEI esa1'
, 1866-11-25

H.,e there WA m active speculative demand fof
al issues Of Governments. and The market VITA
druer. There WIS brisk Inquiry toF faee-
Twen,ies Of CT and g, ~hieh are very sessee.
1hc hyoleYs were buying al n lower than the
v.v 1nrl quotations. Compounds were Il high
~ wa ouo,e The closing prices Is follows;
, 1866-11-25
FINANClAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY EyKauo. November u. leo'.
IL, following Is Manager Ives e1l'iona o1 Tue
business OF the Clearing Hou-e for the Week eoo'
lug to day: u.,s,r-.
, 1866-11-25

TIN Stockton (cal.> Daily indtne"dtn' sass
). General iyosccrsns has settled down It samc.-
,osp, Tuolru,ne County. as quartz mlnes aa,san
n,rai Rosec,ans has c'eryWhe1e won eo.oen
er,n,ons .taee he came to this state: aaa vt
..us, ta., he may nov Ces lh9 gold atsen'
, 1866-11-25
C0mMERC1AL.

BArrnnA1 EyEuo, November "a, 1861
The following tables show the receipts and strip
rents Of prpuuee du11ng the past tWfnty-toaf
houfs:
, 1866-11-25

TFSSFL OWNERS AND CAPTAINS
v ~ VESSELS vii, t.se noues shs&
Zoo t.ordA Of chn'ee Herd ~ ~ .stsa eoa. mn.
..rs Ia Ns7e ready f.; eals a. A1 ne5e .,e Ii
rauc4 north Of sheo = 4 En1' HENRY 0RlNA.
tect OF Ate1 q Tho p!ext.e
L.sippter, 0et. =. 157s'
, 1866-11-25

F7Fnted o T. q - " ...,, \,
TIE aoe.sr Hs;se 1oaa ksostt ,nios sa I'D
sasie a{ ;se a u sse
q Tie l1ssht ~ Fl tFrurEJ prosecute hnt IA III RI
,e 51sae n5s %1a
s1nrtnr AkailT, n nd ot our co:n7saT o. tnt
q ;Si. e ; e.s Relia s..
4 III 2f3s y III Company u 9sse
VI = NKSEEpEs 81 s5e 3 NJ FL =
IL oe Tie .sove1.ne11 11tsVEs E. ESGIsH. fres't.
II crrtSTSy. 1Ig1k
, 1866-11-25
.Tue.
-..~. ~ .o1a Anr{nn lhs KfAk:

Theyc was stronger foelinc IN Governments
,o.aay. md prices were htghaF toroaRao9t INC
,l,t- The long SKIES were Y better fNe-!"ea'
les Of 80 advanced y. The u aaa " 9saes
were Il higher. Ten:fo:les wefc asm n,as a. ~ A.
:. n.n,, ~ saturdays there was no afternoon call
.a'1,v The following shows the closing pf'ees
~ so.day with those OF the tvo days previous:
, 1866-11-25

kAkE24A{ :
major
Tadtl WlnL
TMcptt J 3..
Taylor David .
TA,lct Jeremiah
Ia
Taylor RMT
i TAylor&AAttssoa
!, 1aJ.or ChN b
! Taylor n b,
) Teartey Michael
TeeEMdm Wa
TceE Franz
eer+u TnpynNe
Tenples1n Thoa
! TennyW l
| TeuH, J.hu H..
TEEkbutyjoho.,H,! /! y
Thayer l-ewt4 B
TAJrG GuiLg
! ThQM Edwtn
Thpun Thomas
Thomas John
Thomas IL