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New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
GRRAT FARE IN DRTROIT.
Gre.. De..r.e.i.. Of Lii. ..a Properly.

DETROIT Friday. April "a, 1880.
The passenger and freight depots of the Detroit and
Milwaukee and Michigan Southern Railroads and the ferry
steamer Windsor destroyed by fire last night.
SECOND DISPATCH
DETROIT. Friday, April q, 1866.
The loss 10 the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad by the
fire last night will reach $20o O00 and the Michigan South.
ern Railroad will lose $1,000 ~
Tho fire occasoned by barrel Of kerosene oil which
leaking was gnited from lamp The tre spread In all
directions aud in few seconds the building and ferry.
boat Windsor were wrapped in flames
lamcntable loss of life occurred on the boat Ihs
Tribune gives the of twenty eight deck hands, hire.
men and porers woo supposed TO have been burned
or drowned. The boat towed to the Canada Shore
where she burned to the waters edge.
The passenger trains on both roads running without
interruption Temporary shelter has been provided and
no detention will occur in the Transmission Of freight
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
III. Attack o. the Cireu. a, Cris,..ssn, Ny.

CINCINNATI, Friday. Apr, - .r.,e,
James Robinson not killed in the dssaia h
the circus al Crittenden KY reported 8esuay' pu
r danssro,sIv wounded John Alexander Robinson ana
John Robinson IT, were also severely Injured; Inc S
lacking party numbered IS men, fcrmefy guef'''"s
arrests were made
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
WAsBisGIoS. Friday. Aprii q. let6.
MRS. DAVIS AND HER VISITING.
TIE FRENCH EVACUATION.

The official documents on the subject OF the evacuation
Mexico by the French have just been printed by the
Government Printing Bureau. The principal papers ap-
peared in the newspapers last Tuesday morning But in
addition to that information may he interesting TO learn
that NJ. Drouyn de Lhuys informed Minister Bgeow in
January that the French Government had Intention to
take Egyptian troops TO Mexico, but that it adhered en-.
trey to the policy heretofore announced to our Minister
,ba
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ATTORNMye "a -

Al ia1tkis Ft3> "a -
r M' HUDSON 4
ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoE AT LAW.
Office, 80 Camp Street
Business for him. during any temporary absence Len With
Mesats Clarke Bayne win Leneiys proper attention.
CULLOSI d. THORPE
E. NORTH cULLoa 8. 3. THoRPRJ
Attorneys at LAW,
MARKsvnLE, LOUISIANA.
Practices in the Courts Of Avoyoss Points ooupss a
''i Eafss to the Proprietor Of the Crescent
Gibson d. AUSTIN,
e. l. GIBSON, J. z. AUsTLN)
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELoRs-AT-LAw,
No 80 Camp Street,
New Orleans
PoBERTsON q zAcHAEHE-
4TToRNEYs-AT-LAw and COMMISSIONERS Of DEEDS |
% Commercial Place.
The undersigned having formed partnership for the prac
tes Of Law IN ss Courts 70 Of a y sna h Ps Gonnso
Hans VIII nrooine1 the different parishes this
the negbong States enable them to take charge OF Dns
hf In eo q Wiz HON Il %attso at
D. G they will undertake the collection Of claims and other
legal business to be transacted at the capital rso,
+. Z Z. E shdHhEfE,
HAYS, ADAMS d. NOISE,
HARRY T. HAYS D. W ADAMS, E. WARREN Mo1sEJ
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
Office, IL st Charles street-second hoor
| uARRIs 81 HARRIS
q. VI N. HARRIs-E. H. HARRIs)
A4torneys-at-Layv, vicksburg, Mississippi.
WIN practice their profession the Of Mississippi and
Louisiana Prompt attention given to the collection Of claims
NAMES w. BoATNER-
ATToRNEY-AT-IAw, BAsTRoP, =,
Practices in the parishes of Morshouse Carroll ouachita
Franklin and Union and in the Supreme Court st Monroe
Adams IS ST Charles street, v Heber Cowan Mayo,
Harris, spiksr Sanfidge
GMITR 81 HAAsEY-
GAMES B. sMITH Clinton j, q. HALsEY, Point 0oupee
Court House)
| Attorneys-at-EaTy.
formed partnership and will practice their profession
in the courts of the Seventh Judicial District.
CHELDON d. PARDEE,
o. A SHELDON. DON A PARDEE>
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
IS st. Charles street, New Orleans.
MONoURR 8 FLANAGAN
q. c. MoNoURE, I. a. FLANAGAN, Notary Publicly
Attorney ut Law,
REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS,
omoe-No. / Tary's New Building, Shreveport, La.
DANBoLPH, SINGLETON a HARDIE-
/ WILLIAM N. RANDOLPH, CHARLES B. SINGLETON
JOHN W. HARDIED
Attorneys and Councillors mt Law
Corner Camp and Natchez Streets
Over Home Mutual Insurance Company 70 Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
,Aw CARD..,...................LA oABI
WILLIAMSON LEvIsEE,
(aRo WILLIAMSON, A. =. LEvIsEE1
Attorney and COunseIOrs at law,
Practice the parishes of CaddO Desoto and Bossisr, ar
the Supreme Court of the State.
Office of Spring and Texas streets,
SHREVEPORT, LA
na MARR 81 FOUTE-
O. H MARI NJ A FoUTE, c. W. H MARRl
Attorneys at Law,
'R, IA GRAvrER STREET.
n A. FoUTE Commissioner of Mississippi.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL.
COUNSELOR AND ATTORNEY AT Law,
once No. IL oarOndeet street. New Orleans Louisiana
attend to the preparation Of Claims to be decided at W.
@ ngton
p. 9. Fo4'
ATToRNEY-ATLAW
No. 1874 Gravter strees,
New orleass.
T0RN e. HOLLAND,
ATTORNEY AND ooUNsELoRAT Law.
No. IS Royal street,
cour OPPOSITE CITIZENS uAsK),
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Oapltal Prlze, s1oO.ooO.
only 10000 Numbers-a'0s Prizes.
INSTRUMENTATION PRIZES:

APPROXIMATION FffIhEb.
approximation prizes Of $1,000 each for the nine re-
manning UNITS Of the ten Of the number
Drawing the Sl00 $50 prize .......,...- S9ug0
Q approximation prizes OF 500 each for the nine re-
manning units of the Same tan of the number
draWing the $4,000 prize ...,......,...... hA0
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine re-
manning units Of the ten of the number 80
drawing the S25t0u prize Ot.......-..-,-.... sso0V
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
mAinng units Of the ten OF the number n mn,
drawing the Sln 00O 1e are, AtSS
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine re-
naming units of the same ten OF the DulhpeE . sn
drawing the SIS 900 prize 49, N-SS
approximation prizes Of $40 each for the nine re-
mtning units of the same ten OF the NUMBER 7 an
drawing the $3.50 prize =, Aio0V
27O approximation prizes OF SOD each tor me lns -
mainng units Of the ten OF the numbers az am
drawing the $1,000 prizes are .t.''...'''''.. 1912
=, ........... s3s2,5 500
Whole tekets, S24; Halves S1-i Si9''st'' - -tsN
| 3d. Sixteepths, 81 81.
AieAesa ' GHhS T. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer.
| M o Exchange Alley Gena street Or
| NJ Ioek gox COZ Pest 0ica, New 0reaHs
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CatLle Ramrket.

JErFERsoE CITY May %, 1866.
Arrived yesterday-l7 Texas Beeves. SOLIDS
Western and 1856 Texas Beeyes, II Calves and
Yearlings, 46 Hogs, As Sheep, and Mich Cows
Stock on sale-30 Western and 1903 Texas BeeVes,
145 Calves and Yearlings, 50 Hogs $50 Sheep,
u o. NH. f..-n Va n,n+n
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Commercial s9nterItaence.

Monday Evening, May IL 1865. :
CorToE-Tbe failure of later European adyices,
which are past due, has tended to restrict opera
lions, and sales have been confined to 1900 bales,
divided among IL buyers. The market was but
very poorly supplied from the opening to the
close. and offerings of the better grades were IN
usually light, while those Of the lower aescrip-
tons were considerably under the previous daily
average Rates, however, continued very firm,
and the principal movement, which was mostly
confined to small lots transpired within the range
of Saturdays closing quotations, which we repeat,
as follows, viz ordinary 27@29c., good ordinary
$685., low mfddling 34@35c., and middlng 81
@38c.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock eu hand Sept st ls55-baes...,...-.. SS2s9
Receive since Saturday wy , ,o
Received previously
1885
Exported since Saturday 500 S52 ron
Exported previously ''o
Stock on sbipboard cleared 1853
The exports are for Liverpool exclusively.
ESUaAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast since Saturday comprise 81 hbds. of Sugar.
No Molasses. The supply of Louisiana Sugar aud
Moasses is limited while that of the foreign pro-
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COrrnN NACToRs. Hro.

MALLS, ALLISON A co.
(E. b. FALLs-J. OSCAR HOWELL Agens--ToHS H,
ALBlSON.)
Cotton Factors aud Commission Merchants,
No. 50 MAGAZINE STREET,
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RUTLEws PATENr COTTON TIl

Tho dsrs,aad aoIs agents have now on hand and WILDE
constantly spped with the above celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared for immediate with the buckle drmy at
aohed to eud othe hoop This Tie Is recommended e
merchants planters Its simplicity and strength and th
great with which be adjusted to bales Of any size
Il has been used BY large number Of planters since 1882
their entire satisfaction.
Orders viii be received oface, ~
R. BLEAKLEY CO.,
Ge9azA POrdras street. qornor OF Tchoapitoulaa'
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GfRaeert, Tttraaag gofniu
Comas>s,o~--FoRwA RDING.
WILLIAM LEETCm-
CoMAIssIoN MERCHANT,
95 MAGAZINE STREET,
Solo Agent for J. R Dayton Co.'S Eew York celebrated
Preserves oysts LoB.ser smoD Pickles Sauces. syrups
.tc Fine Wines Brandes Whskies quality guaranteed the
best and prices as low any.
Teas or f. A O j. Lows direct imp ration original and
convenient packages Of various siEes. RI
Grocers Hotel Keepers Country Merchants will find it
their advantageto examine saplss at the Offices
seooud Door. front, No. % Magazine street.
81 PALACEO-
Poo PIzARRo MARrINEz-ANToN1o PALACIo]
CommIsaion Merchants,
1873 DRAWER STREET.
NEW ORLEANS.
DILLINGHAM d. BEBLOIs-
%. DILL1NGHAM- JOHN DRBLeIs
Successors to Weed Writer'S Co.,
COmmIssion N erchant is a md Wholesale Grocer
Nos T. 9, II and ID Tchoupitoulas Street,
NEW oRLRAEs.
WRIGHT d uENDRICKs-
"a. u WRIGHT, formerly Of Gmer, Upshur Co., Texass.
B. HENDRICKS, formerly of Harrison Co., Texas
Successors to Wright, Harrison 4 Co,
Receiving, Forwarding and Communal
Merchants,
GENERAL DEALERS
Dry Goods Hardware Ready Made Clothing, Hats Shoes,
Shoes, ssdlery, Crocksry, Tinware,
Groceries, Bsggng, Rope, etc.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE on THE LEvEE,
-AEp-
BRICK STORE UNDER FREEMAEs HALL, DALLAS
STREET, JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
/
Particular attention paid sale Of Flows Reapers Stoves
Iron Steel Mills Machinery, and every other Gasso Tmpl
msnts Merchandise or Produce CONSIGNED TO them
IH L. KSUNs 81 BEG,
tG. L. KouNs, BEN. B. KoUNs3
General Commlsslon Merchants,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
--AEp DEALERS II
FANoY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sToEzB.
No. 80 Common street, New Orleans.
COLLECTIONS Oonsirnmens Sell, and Orders to Purehaa
from the Lsyee, solicited
Particular attention given to Receiving and FOrwar in
Liberal Cash Advances made on oonsgnments.
yTKxrEnEAR BRoTnERB,
o. P. WHITMAN, H. Q. wHITEMAN. E W. wHIT1
AANS
Cen.mIsaI0n, Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants,
whossalsand Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES, WESTERN PRODUCE, LnEE, GENE
= HALLS, Etc,
Bayou CORA, La.
~ Having resumed business at their old stand rospscu
solict renewal Of former patronage
"A STEWART d. Co. .- .
ANDREW STEWART, j. A. AyERA1
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
Dealers in
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
No Peters or New Levee street. corner Of Canal street
OPPOSITE TKE CUsToH HoUsRJ
% New Orleans, La.
Strict attention paid to Sale Storage of all kind
Produce. Liberal Cash Advances made oousignmeas
prompt returns Also Agents for the Red River Express
CMITR d CARR,
u. PINCKNEY SMITH, Carroll parish JOHN H. CAL
Madison paFishS
= commission liAe'' Arsnts. W ''"
90 CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS.
Az- Cash Advances made on COnsignments
is NFARFcs z, FEHRE-
I'VE
JOSEPH h hAhAS N 81 NS YorS 2Te"nS' u fA0hh
Commission Mereh a
no . HErEsEEoss:
hb StqEges, Arnold Co, New York.
n. Echeyania 4 Co,
Ins : I1vsring K "a Pbilsdelph;s
n / Hart 4 90 Nav Orleans
F Pa;g R2o 6sFfs q Co., :.
Liberal sqyaRe9s mss9 On ~ N Sa%eh'S e0Snsea
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SENaHR'a SEWING aAoHaNEs.

NEW PIANO sFOR F--RErNIKE q ZoRN n
IN Reinke A. o. Form
Have opened q NEW PIANO STORE at No IS CAMP
STREET, three doors below PoydrRs street
We have effected such arrangements with the MAJ
the North ard Europe. will enable to sci lANOo
CHEAPER than any other similar sstablshmsnttl his city
Al Pianos sed by under = full guarantee,
PIANO STOOLS. COVERS and MATERIAL = con
itantly W hand. PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED a. tue
shortest nNfcaana in vnrtmRnliks annnFr
ANDv JOHNSON WHTsR I'VE ARE NOW
IN RECEIVING and viii Keen constantly han the celebrated
Andy JOHNSON WHISKY super or ar cle Of hghpronf
Western ReGt ed the purely conservative liquor now re-
ceyed here and very usy syOrite with the supporters OF
! the President.
| - FAIRCHILD, FERHUEFF BINGHAM,
81 Magazine street.
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FINANCIAL 8 COMMERCIAL.
Fanny EVENING, August 10, 1866.

FRIDAY EVENING, August 10, 1866.
The Gold market to-day was steady,
though weaker, and the price fell of a frac-
ton, closing at lash. With an almost n
tire absence of demand, except for custom
duties, the " buIl' interest doubtless find it
very difficult to keep up their end, and IN
less the apparent downward tendency shall
induce a heavy short" interest, as has
usually been the case, gold shows all the
symptoms Of a decline. We do not appre-
bend, however, that a lower figure than rs
will be reached, even in the event of a de-
cline occurring, which cannot be accepted
as a certainty.
The market for government securities
keeps buoyant, and higher figures were
again reached to-day. The latest quota
ions for Five-twenties in London, to the
Sth, is 6S4, showing a steady market there
In this market there is a little more feeling
for governments, chiefly 1905, but no act
i've demand. Prices of coin and securities
closed az fglloyys.
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The local money market was hardly 50
active in the demand for discounts to-day,
though a very fair inquiry was experienced.
The marke. works close for currency.
Eastern Exchange IS becoming stringent,
and the demand runs quite steadily in ex-
cess of receipts. Rates remain steady at
par buying aud I-lO premium selling.
The general markets to-day were irmer,
and there was a better business tone than
for some time past. Wheat was quite
buoyant, and Spring advanced 1O@15e upon
advices of steadily advancing markets
West. At the close there were no sellers of
No. l Spring below S2.1O. Flour sym
pathized in frmness with wheat, and was
strong for the upper grades, with a freer
inquiry and more doing. Corn was 1c
lower, with q moderate demand. Oats were
quiet and quotably unchanged, though
| somewhat unsettled. Provisions are IN
changed and firm, with a good trade de-
mand. Butter continues quiet, but is
irmor. Petroleum had a rather frmer
market to-day, and the inquiry is good.
Stocks are light.
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aARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.
OUR mDHIaBT HARRIET EzPOR1

oua DDEEaEFT MARKET EzPORz
Special Dispatch 30 Western Associated Press
NEW YOEX, August 10.
CALL IoAys.
Cell Loans are done at 4G5 per cent. with some
business IS low as 3 per cent on governments.
Prime discounts range from $685. per cent. with
only sman offerings.
Their is a little more inquiry for Exchange, bat
Ellis at co days are quoted ct l07z9loS-
GOLD.
The Gold ma-kst has ranged from 1857 to IisJS
I'll day, and closed at the inside rate.
GOvERNMENT SECURITIES
The Government securities closed mp lower on the
$50 coupons, but the talance Of the list remains
firm.
The following are the closing quotations
Fi~ve-twenties coupons for 1865 iJ79I07k; 1910
coupons 9oH9l00i 7-Sos l05A9l05A.
STOCKS.
The Stock market at the last board was lower on
Michigan Southern, but otherwise steady. New
fork and Erie have been the feature Of the day,
and the business has been quite active on these
shares. Reading also advanced and closed fem
Western shares have not been as firm as the New
York roads, and prices are generally lower CON-
pared with last evening.
PETRoLECM STOCKS.
At the Afternoon session the market for Petro-
Ieum stocks was dell and very little business was
transacted.
MINING STOCKS.
1.-THE Mining list vas higher on Dowaieville, but
otherwise quiet.
DRY GOODS.
The following were he quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jobber's prices
Brown Shestings-Atlantic A., 81 inth, 23% do.
D, 50 inch. 2I% do. Z, 81 inch, 20; do. G. 30inch,
ny do H, sc inch, 20; Augusta, 80 inch, q
do, 3Oinch, I7h
S~heetings and CONGRATULATIONS
gin 32%; Anthony & Co., 27%; Balloon & Son,
% Bates Xxx, SO.
P~riBts-Freemen, 15L; Garner & Co., 22%:
Hamilton, 10; London mourning, I7H Victory,
II Wamsulta, 49,.
Ginghams-Caledonia, q; Glasgow, 25; Hart
ford, ~; Lancaster, IN.
Paper COlIars-Metropolitan Collar Company,
s16GsS5.
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HEW ADVEsTIsEnENTs

Bryant, Stratton & Perrln-Local Notice.
FELTON, & Bigelow-Loeal Notice.
Jswett 4 Goodman-Cabinet Organs.
Clap2en & PhiIips-ShOE Cases.
Cowles & Co.-JeWelry.
Bradburn, Williams s Co.-Wines for Sale.
Sarretson / Co.-Pl=ssurc Excursion.
beggs & McGsrvey-LocaI Notice.
P. 0. Box 670-Situation Wanted.
:. Brainard s S~ons-Pisnos.
J. NJ. Hover & Co. Bargains.
Brad5arn, Williams q Co.-Fishin= rackls.
Burridye & Co.-Patents.
Clark 3 Woodward-Lo Lots for Sale.
W. D. Baker & Co.-New Books.
B~radburn, Williams 4 Co.-Fish for Sale,
D. 5. R.-Store Wanted.
Bradburn, wiIlisms & Coolies.
W. D. Baker & C6.-Local Notios.
Cardie & Decentralization.
L. L. Baldwin q Co.-Dry Goods.
S. BrainaTd & sons-Lboal Notice.
J. :. PeTley-Girl Wanted.
j. RsiIey-Key Lost.
Arson Smyth-NOtica.
Foiiambe & Wilkins-House for Sale.
Il. G. Eennett-0ommission Card.
24g Erie strest-House for Sale.
Is Acadamy Lane-Boarding.
James Pyle-o. K. Soap.
Eo~zodont-LOcal Notice.
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MARINE NEWS.
OF

ENTERED ..-,-.-....--AUGU 10.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Prop Iron City, HailOran, Eagle HsTbor, POI tons
iron ore from Marquette
Prop Granite State, Bishop, Toledo
Prop Comet, Watts, Buffalo
Prop Maine, Reed, Ogdensburgh
Prop COlonist, Smith, Montreal
Bark Parana, Fitzgerald, Buffalo TO Chicago
Bark Mary Z Pc ew, Stark, Buffalo to Chicago
Bark Lhenango, Jones, Chicago, SAL tons iron ore
from Escsnaba
Schr Echo, Mericle, Buffalo
Schr Raleigh, Henderson, Ogdensburgh
Sehr seabird, Halpin, Detroit
Schr L Kantor, Wickham, Bay City
Schr Alzora, Drake, KiEgsville
ScOw Odd Fellow, Haze1, TOussaint
ScJw Black Rover, Jennings, Rond Eau
Barge Ajax, Kehoe, Eat Saginaw, $50 n lumber
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star. Yiger, Detroit
Prop Colonisi, Smith, Chicago
Pop Granite State, Bishop, 0gdensburgh
Pro Comet, Watts, Toledo
Prop Maize. Reed, Chicago
BARK Etowah, Wolf, Detroit
SChr Ataunto, Coulter, Marquette
Schr Phalarope, Doyle, Milwaukee, 500 tons coal
Schr John 5 Miner, Burton, Bay City
Schr J II II rtzel, Brown, Marquette
Schr swallow, Elsey, Chicago, 55J tons coal
Schr Annette Davis, McDeTmand, Burwell
Schr Rapid, Peace, Hamilton, 400 tons cal
Schr Mary Booth, Hud-on, Rowan
Scow Cousuello, Bullock, Clinton
ScOw Odd Fellow, HaZea, TOussaint
Scow BLACK Rover, Jennings, Saginaw
Tug Ajax, Goodman, Ash1abula
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Ca,eaZ0 .sTges-AUx. 10.

~ELOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Firm and advanced 49Ec. Sales at
SI.454I,46 for No. /
CoEs-DuT. Sales at 5s@5s14c for No. l; 56H
@57c tor No. 9.
OATs-Steaiy. Gales at 2993Oc.
PEOYIsIONs-Dull.
FREIGHrs-Firm. Vessel holders ask &c on corn
to Buffalo.
BEoEIFrs-Flour 500 bbls. ; wheat Is, 900 hu.;
corn los, 600 bu
sHrPnsNrs-FIOu 400 bbls.; wheat $500 bu.;
corn li9, 900 bu.; oats 5000 bu.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BE on the Alert, Danger is at Hendi

BE on the Alert, Danger il at Hendl
has been a sickly season. The medical fac
ulty p~rophesy evil in the future. They think pes
thence Is on the wing for America. Suppose this
to be true, what IS the best defense against If?
R|EDOUBLED NERVOUS YIGoB This is the
only protection against PANIC, as well as against
the PRINCIPLE OF INFECTION. Why do not
thosc wh7 predict the epidemic propose an ade-
quate preventive? There Is oEe; a tonic, ueryioe
and Alternative, corperent to shield the system
against the subtle elements Of disease, whether
they feat hither On the winds from distant land,
or rise like ysp5r from cur own soil, or are incor-
porated with the universal huid. This ONEPBE-
vENTIyE, Of which there is no duplicate among
the compounds either Of the Old World or tho
Newt
H~OsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTER7.
Remember that it isl specific for all the COM
plants which lay tho system open to vista tions
Of deadly epilemics. If you are dyspectic, it re
news the yigOr Of y0ur digestive powers, gives yOu
appetite, and %restorss your chcerfuIness. II you
are nervous, it iuvis rates every fibre Of your ne--
vous system, from the base Ci the brain, wtere it
begins, TO the e%xtremities, where it terminates.
If you are bilious, it disciPlines your un-uly liver
aud brings the action Of that organ into harmony
with tue laws Of health. It is, in short, an invig-
Grant snd Alternative SO powerful that Natuve,W with
Hosteiter's Bitters for her alley, may bid defiance
alike to native malaria and foreign infection. II
this enemy We hear Of, this disease which is desc.
Iating Europe, is really b,und hitberwaEd, it he.
ho5ves the PRUDENT TO rUr o. THEIR ARH0sl to
clothe themselves with inyulnerabiIty as far as
human means will permit, by preparing the sys-
dote. aus6
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AUGUST 10.

The HORSE FAIR.-The track of the Driv-
ing Park Association is in the very best of
order, and everything promises well for the
best season of trOtting sport ever held in
Ohio. The celebrated horses Dexter"
Butler and "Patehen," have arrived in
Buffalo, and viii be here during the Fair.
Welearn that the celebrated trOtting mare
" Lady Thorn" had left New York, sud
would also be at Buffalo and Cleveland.
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RunnIo sIarket-Aug. 10.

FLoUR-Sales Of extra state at ss,T599,25;
western spring at SJ,509I 80.
WHEAT-Opened at Sl,o2% for No. I Milwaukee
and advanced TO 81 go, closing quiet.
CoRN-Opencd at 7Oc for no l and closed quiet
at &C.
OATs-Sa!ss Of Wisconsin st acc.
B~ARLEY-Nominal.
RYE-sales of No. 1 Chicago at TIC; damaged
Milwaukee at o5c.
PORK-Sales at $3.50.
LARD-Sales at 2l4o.
WHIsKY-Nominsl.
CANAL FREIGrs-To New York Wheat Ice;
COTE lie; oats &c. To Albany Wheat l4c; corn
lie; oats 7Lc.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
LOEALNOTECE

SOLDIERS TAKE NoTICE-D. ". Gage, at
No. u Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliable and
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-34O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Just Received-AmOngst the Guer-
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The HOntanas, q novel, by Sallle j.
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75ctS. Land at Last. a novel by Ed
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

ISJURED.-We understand that two work
men who were engaged ION the new Saw
seriously injured yesterday evening by the
falling of a stone which they were adjust
ing. We could not learn particulars at the
late hour Of our information.