davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-26


kkuR1ettersa Celebrated Stomach Filters.
READ E, n. +. y. .SUCTHW0RFH'3 LET TEE
PEotrEcT COTTAGE, GEoEG GrTowx. p C-t
.. April ~. ia1d.
Mekss1. Hostetter Smith:
GeaEeucE-It ris.A pleasure 10 add my testIno-
nAl 10 thost diners In favor II excellent p'cpa
ratton several yeaFs Of Residences on ihe b.1ks nt
southern 11s-t, atd cf close ap2cauoa to Literary
work hsl thoroughly e1h.c>su Ely Gus systcul
and undo mined ry heaIih, thst bad pecone mar.
tYr To 1y yspersla aEd nervut Ee1a Ehe requiring Al
slof, tnxtysa and 90 all kaeTa te1seaic. Ia ne
M4testA NedlC1. had CONE " the cnnclaslon u1a1
rothipG but tct.l csnSe nt resrte.ce aud pursuits
woud res1orr nj heath. wnea ffienA seconmsndtd
tntnt 1t required hnt bottle 70 n'nyinct mo that
had fourd u list the fight eDuhlnattno Of remedies
eome IN s.rcc Art tried lostetss B::css. aad
II Il bit Just say thai hase ha-l tse pre9asAuon
dia wtI1 - s1!E,nsaat ~ Gsc 4 nei,f III
liors aud t5eprs1c caset, from fever down to sooth-
Aehe Wwhat lhaye row said wttl leai Any dJAp-2tc
O. ncEsoas invalid to Aule remedy, shall hlEe done
sotue god. .-.,
F.. H.. z. n. St3ETUWbR1G.
, 1866-11-26

.FOTAToKs--saltsE Etse cass FeastasoSf II
E1c, del vrrrd > car do z: sE
FUEsTKT ANDtsA stE-sa!et xese; s. dorea
dress Ei!tGrns = &tN: no1 az = *t.3 ~ 90
Iess II itc; III NJ DO 1t 1s ~ :: do As liz. dos
liz % 4 17pc: cor Greesed pIsts ~ o. to tof
Do Il f1cos dog CO al {. :ios tFaists Stl:ttas
at ~: 1ok G1atts II tio coz 60 ~ $aW' ooz
s1I4Gfees..ci II M - o.l. s::,eEeJ -ss5 h.h ":
, 1866-11-26
Frat Board frn. Eccond BoAsd steady.


SATURDAY EVENING, November II. 1855.
The following tables show the sece,pta And ship.
mehts OF produce during The past twenty -four
hoprs:
, 1866-11-26

NC Ahd ~ lhHoNks
IL eiE + 1t tsme rsfiod il
EtcIpts lt1s this Tttk
Tic usAtkrt ortpsd this week dull and e!ess, ami.
with but slight variation, hat couuaurd thus a<onEa'
ott- The receipts were s1s1sAinEsf 1teai nct Tess,
=. she setult has p,ovtu qnlte eqosl to the dcard
On Monday and 7uesday, uier the luttrense Of oi.-
tai Ahenes e. any deanh The raasks: vas greatly de-
p,.sscd aEd prices rcreded fully 9c 4 10 o. has 1n
WEDNESDAY. oxtnk IN part 10 the Ee.Sre arrivals AID
In rast 10 nc7ea*t teussnd the EsaEkcs Eae ard
The tecllnt Of the pfeee:inE dAy vAz f2J Et:ovced
pustpg sAe c3oat,E days Of The week prizes
nresusted Somewhat according ~ brEe1s ve't cas.
ro4et 70 snulr' -bea." the Market The reeetrts
havc peep &erJ light out The demand has also been
lt.ed ~ that no .es1nus incon1enlerce w1s eHpes
trcst an tha account The condition Of the nlexGt
Tor The previous week the lo rata Of prices prevAcG
u eo1ppa1rd viii tho p.tces Of the week Immediately
rreertne the unsettled condition Of value* and the
! grpcrzl Dissatisfaction Il every oae at tbs eos'
] decent bpa.Eees btiac doae- There Is
/! poshIuK In tbs condition o1 III. market which
oc:s Ant iaduceneut drosera 20 embark In E7eea-
l&ilep, and szsmets nfulJ resolved not 10 tcnl
thttr Hogs into market 1t present rates The high
prices Of the past have given them E1J dea.
Of ya:ncx cod bencc they wl slang o7t to the ;ass
| Ard res:s. 10 Ito u'tcrEost The downward tide
Wltthe. they will not tc the 1oscrs cyeetaay b. ta
reey IL Quceucn The future nanst tetettnt. and o.
which cyes5 ono must himself b the judge. Pae1ers
arr yet Going consarRu 7e1y ae aid anooancs thell
nxfd pryree To do but limited bnsines& uut prlce
| st3.l further seeede-
7hr ,pa,Ses to-day 1aet, closing steady at asoa
thc el.sin: rates Of last week TIE pes a:c vel
clttred- -.
Tne tclloxtpE are the current rates: ..
The ct<,nr prices ios tas week aad !asE compare
, 1866-11-26
CtllCAtsO CATTLE 1iAHKET.

For the Week Ending November 24s
OFFICE or TNx pAILr TE1arNe.
SATURDAY EvKk1A0, November II.
BEEF CATTLE,
The foH.E,rK table Bboxs tie daily rece4pT scd
shipments OF eet Carte dry1ag Inc Week cnitn- TO-
day comoa7rl Will! the rectip aud shipments Of the
corresponding xtex last ycar:
, 1866-11-26
Gin, Npiircs
DRNPOSAl4S FOR CONSTRUCTION
J. OF ! tt.NIloS OF TIE n-lNul5 AND

/ 9F : ItRTIos OF TIE n~-lSois AND
UIf1cz eT M Be.r2 q rEra1c WaE1s,} ;:4
seated p.erosait will be s-ss,rc4. hr The H'asd r
Funic Works st Hsir 0tTtce u2tit II i. Ill. son@sy.
trryml<r ID for tbs excavation Necessary to d-epr1
The 1lncts asd slrh,zan Cana1. secioEs S"~ ~-.er-
plars and &ret 1Ecat1ohs on ne It >Atd ohttt-
There viii he ~ 0 yards nfratt III e1cavatln
to ee sercHct. Tie material i EE-:s!iy l11s+: has
20 eonta!ts NOR CT e,s 'udtss md Ase''s,t ,s:
with the Of lie Canal. sAr ~ It sha hr d'rc
1EznE the se~eon ct rAtt<at1un: hut n,H.t also n:
rrotccutd tnttnS tie xsne sfsu Of naSs-atdn- Win
Vii fc & mp.tee during he tine stipulated i. te
sohp Aet II l. sup7orc that ~ a.any =. sa Or .:st
t.srtEsa xtl be required for III. wnole work sa tc~
18th sssss s3nss n 1 s',a ~ ncss.ss;s
contracting for this wurk it! hr rlEtlet e. pro-
y.e AL nesy. ana " PEI up ard rcuo: al cams
ard AT Earlf Of 'eitc:.on s:t 1t t"er o:.a -H2e
do all rurr1nE or n mhAfcrcg may be -es>iEy 10
secEEe their <u:k rum WR'cs.
F.CpoeAk must fs aSd1rs ri 70 the Desrf & !u,tc
NQrkt. epdoryed Proposal for Detp1nir. 1i!inos 1f
M,k1Ean Caaat" As1 ne accompanied With t!ls u>l
s-o 7d. wita snrsttys to b" aptroy., ~ h. ea:'
Contractors xi!I b1 stating Tie price tut hsch the
work Will be cone each Vi the dl1eie1lt >t>':toS4
4EA tLt Wotk w1t Re 1T ~ whole or IL ont- and
10 kr.h quantities th- B,nsd shall ,scte.:s,a'
1ht Toaf1 1r.e1Ee the risHt to rert suy hid ant n
aeeoiLaLtr II tie cpa4ions cf i.
10 lccct all b:cs, Ani nj pr3poti vtE e atratst
nne-s hc party ocrfrG 1t ata give eti .s!sic-
taFy Hoard Hist he has the Necessary tki. e.p
RI. MT ens:g! AID Ahttt fur tio!n ts "oEA L. tuss-
Tie BearI TT REQUIRE kuth SECURITY as- according
tC ts..f trttnet i'll secure 1Ac doln o9 the work
acttslisE tp the routratl ,,x,r,r
FRED: LErz.
II. IL: tSsoSofh!so.
, 1866-11-26

$f21l
IsNt1TI-iOE.-Ksctlve $50 - Gurtd Mean
thitped t,N - tsrEed AtAn: ~ b1lt be-ts ~ OTIS
4pFk: q 81 - 1Asd- A2skr1 dali.
News Pork-MAtEct Gull. Sai2 wsfe - ofe n
$Nto.
inrI-i]riI safes were: 81 tst. new AZ laac.
farcr4<u ttcgr-S&tes were:
II ~ rs
, 1866-11-26


Er:rn E<rrt4-Fiue, ns. Ecllf0fMed. &tot
years old Stsefs. ami averaging Lao Is
ard
i.sU b., ..........--. s.7st
m csasi.s i,oooei:so n. at................: s 500
CowH, tt for CITY slaughter, And Ares2s-
lag t4xino - II"
nesh. AyrsaEing aN<4 i.too -, 2t......-... S,15
irftt aGf-LtEht and thin Cows md Steer,
rough and ecane, Averaging 6At3&D n.
, 1866-11-26
jsfual.

WHEREAS, Samuel ]. Walker, RI TIE
w CRY Ct Coyirrtcr Erste Of Ksa'-csy, t. hi
mo. ,x.7e 1E4 !. A-<1 ts Mkt Gag Ct AA;. - L. iS.ox
Ard FcL.at. +. Gae T.ctric1s Etce Ct SIC Ccu.ty G
Co.'s, ara stAtt q Ifll-1s- in HCok = {! GosL, II
psSe 53., rtus-Sd +, TEE E-1rtEtzEe7 tteht u ~:aH
Il FeoF!1 md seA:- II Illinois. ue f+.>7sk test Ias&
-Al e+sstc, to~tt: fk1tcfoe ucrterAt: Hatt- of SC
:ioa sx ~ il toH n np TIL ~!E1t SEt1ft
Guurte4u ill., ~ssa 9TH. t,1st tIt-c3A la-t-s- ce.
eer.hed to!tcxs eoEEe:staz :: u a:tLt.et cass
thence - song IT. east 1-a q .te cah teceE
Eaid quarter w. aoo tn. :. He>. D.Hs 49, tcIa ia
ni;T ~ sns: ps@1te 1nrtn CO IT, sail VIZ %
e4st iInt sn!d qr4rtet d-t cI- ructi-d ~ 1.1
Eu> r1d,, the tl1:h liEt o4 sali Go.ftss teEtA.
T.. aorS ka,1 potta !1e u e tlsse el f*:s-
L!u2-coEtAii L. ~ .ctts sa .:r". Ens-
t3- ffea E.Je1 t7t caao. tIr :eE e:1rs- i SUI.
re pA5tpt Of tn-ee cettafc pruisa2rJ Ec-cI Fl @Ae
6.;n II h4it EGt.zace dte5. fr- Gt Ec- 20 tEt-sI-
e.tf hccGft1 and lh1tylh-er H. Est- IL dci!h-s4
eaes beAF11E lRxEst q It's rata O. 81 pE
cert pr acE ho. c2rs. aha p 3oso T. 1-- 1@o Aaa
three yeArs respectively, t.oI. cat.
Wtecrae, GrtHlis having heea EN.s = tet p.5s g
tsT Il Mar tsks; tfrrrfs:e, r1t!es y etFesy ktEs1
b; fstd E5.f:sZr dxet, hsve cssec sc ttc.a-es! G
sid rrc',xs15y nn.eS DE aaA oarstle, E'c tae
tftti TIT :rt t1.rr e. A.d "a. -ts'A AGA.
Or 7tte:aey, vii sc.1 The sccye dest.1ee. Err 8.
rnbt auetiat It ths E1u Hcl+t dco:. r The cf4 q
ChicaZo. COUNTY or Geek. f:r !herSre1.e talez ~
q. SID pro.:s-cJ sctts nd i-e1tst o. sc rca.-Ee
thi1d csy c{ December, A. D., le5S u E.
=. ssft IHys PHEBE z. HElEs. E1-.Sazoa-
y.ttSJ-SE-e1
, 1866-11-26
AsTNTl,FalEE1S IIAT.


&@N1
1.AtrWk 4 Hard
Babpott " NJ!
Badger Z
HaE1u CIV
HA!i.c Alex
FaiirY satnf 4
bAky GssrE
Baker Her 2
Rekm. Smith &n
RAG Higgins
Baldwin col 81
u vols
DsktH1n Eastu8
uAAwlnton2MAu
, 1866-11-26

II. Bet.l2 me World: Esrn:.*r, 1e.ss:s, l1f'.-:.
r4t{cutcsh C.11. S:krx.., UfLIf&s A. *TfiELE ~
Yort A,Na RE1ESERATEG E3TaAeE tF NIL p
FtETES-e4tC<eB. preserves a11 tLAas.-ts ne sAI'
bolL ~ Ill O.rEE.su. 6GAl:s'-s
, 1866-11-26

SATURDAY EscSIEo. November IL
The reeeip.s md thipzeats during the past tvony.
, 1866-11-26

Herr the market aEa5 qait!. TIC ptoscss "C1e
buying al 1:sztl"3-lss4 bid 1t the close. Iae
a.ma,a p,s li.h,, and eales over the counter
yrrc 1n.de Ut abont New York rates. Silver WAS
ouIe, a, la@6Ilss bn.ing-thc upper hsu1e foF
larEe.
The following table exhibits the daily ran.a and
, 1866-11-26

Marriage ana Gcllhacy
An Esta! Of Warning and 1nEIrct,on fbf f7uE- Me-:
Also Ussexses and A5uses wldct ptos.tsrc the sttA
powsr1 With sotc rnraa. Of reles SEMI ffee e3'sg
HOTGHIuS, Howard Association. Phils!el7tta- Pa
, 1866-11-26

GeenE ns1ses for cash Sorr1nbe: H. 1873 r-caYed hy
sveit@ H. L. ons i Co., Hrokera - EoplA EIArt $uset;
, 1866-11-26

Ei:d!S Were il cood request On local account, 4
~ sc, Tht supply l. moderate
FRUITS .sSb SCTS- dealers tepo1t ROOD
Eaae. Thrre i.ir snpr, q mott Ms!ssiss Of beta
u1ey siM nm II null ratios. Green !arp.es HrEe 10
alive desna nd to-day t,Ms E1ih II, Hossa sa-
ip,4 s-e In demand and tfH. Prices arc uachanSa1,
, 1866-11-26
Il1anteD agf1ltS.

4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE
;o}d Medal Sewing Machines
In tyer4 City md Comfy e Tue Gaioa. 1hs isa4s
At, JOHSsQN 4 CO.. 314 TaAeia81oa-st-, Rassqe
, 1866-11-26

miscellaneous.

OAETION-To Purchasers md Deal,
-. n ias Celsprs,ed WATERPROOF AND
C0l.D-TRUoE .--.-.-
ARCTIC CATER Shoes
Pae2ted ty I. c. Tstes, Of Dost1a-
r.. f;eo.t7-a- Metallic R.boer shoe Co1,oa7F: e
Ssrsap.k, Ccnneetic1-, woatt tatotu1 D: Ae:s ~
ia EnrEc yeSe orally ttat they are the eIet-Sr ota
Il lbs !a,ert and s3tE MaSg1AcEEE O. u n Ii
tntetns smcst. Of tneir r7.tts 1,er said P5se7s:
SrEsttc AEsCTJCs Arx Dorsn Win ,:3 ~ va ~ IL:
ma nsole of The Fa.<u:ee xad <f %: ~. n..t
buoas All 9TH ers soor ,,s!sat y ,tehasias
fc v1Ii promote teeir sE4 tote:Ss =; Ii1.us
hos enly mare ey his G;snray a. Al ii r. .--s.
Az. - 3n;NpFEnFS SOEThW1ck: nuz 10
101 EthefsF-t.- %ts 3esN =, a. -
sAle Of Tie AtetFcia:1 ssSr5 f ENGLISH osess-
Gro. q. .scxAS7cS. TEAS
-CScCT. 0N NEiss ANDCAPTAESs
q VESSELS : ~ rso;ee :s5s seass nrrs ~ ,v..4.
"a H.ct ~ r.dy r a. At LIZ Tasfe ~ Il
| ~ ~ ~ fh::s 1t tee ptt!.
eEotz-P1a, oet. =. I'm
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

A FoRGER CONE TO GRIEF.-About two
weeks since, a man came to the police head
quarters in this city, and gave his name as
Austin and his occupation as secret detec-
tive for the Treasury Department. He did
not act exactly right, and as one of our Off
GERS was quite well acquainted with Bakers
force, he was suspected. The unfavorable
opinion then formed of him was confirmed
Tuesday night, when he was brought to the
station house in custody of an officer who
had arrested him on the charge of forgery.
He gave Ir. Gillett proprietor of the Birch
House, yesterday, a forged check on the
First National Bank, of this city, we under
stand, but the face of the check we were
not able to learn. On his person were
found two other checks, one calling for
SI,O7O and another for S107 40. One was
signed "W. W. Hunt" and asked for pre-
sentiment at the First National Bank in
Titusvills.
The real name of this man is probably
James A. Smith. Certain papers found on
his person would indicate this, and that he
has been a Lieutenant in the Excelsior
Brigade" in the Army of the Potomac. He
seems to be about thirty-fve years old, and
has a quite shrewd look.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
- Da R.CO0DALE'S
RE M E DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

-
IT PEEETRATEs tho secret ambush Of this terrible
disease, and termina il, root and branch, for
ever.
IT RENovEs all the wretched symptoms OF this
ioathsome malady, and averts consumption.
III CLFASs the head, deOdorizes the breath, and
affords the most grateful relief.
IT ALLEvIkTEs more agony and silent suffering
than tongue can tell
II Is EOrED for curing tho most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in.
IT CURES Hay, Rose and Periodic Catarzh, of the
most obstinate and violent types
No FORM Of Cstarrh OF noise q the head can re-
sist its penetrating power.
DE-. GooDALE's Catarrh Remedy is = harmless
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
Or. R G0ODALE is known throughout the coun-
try, as the Author OF the only True Theory Of Ca
tsrrh ever pubisbed-Mods OF Treatmsnt-And
Rapid Cure in all its forms.
DR. GOODALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every one. 1t can be obtained az our near
est Agency, or by sending q postage stamp 20 our
Office
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
O. r. PARKER, Sole Agent, rs Blocker street,
New York.
soId nv G. ". CLARK. Cleveland. Ssbs:Rs
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

L1eHrS1sG.-Between ten and eleven o'clock
Tuesday night q violent thunder storm
came up and lasted about an hour. The
lightning was very sharp and the thunder
heavy. There were two terrific explosions,
and so near that the air fairly rang and
ratified, as if ali the rods in a ward were
vibrating at once. We thought at the time
that the bolts must nave struck points in
the city, but we have not been able to learn
that any damage was done in our midst by
this benefcont agent which most people
can't help regarding as the weapon not of
Zeus, but of Pluto.
We hear, however, of his freaks at Shelby
and Cresuine last night. A gentleman
informsus that the telegraph Offices of those
points were struck, and the electrical in
struments destroyed. 1t is more probable
that the offices in question got only the Sec
ondary force, ifeven that, of the bolts, for we
do not understand that they were materially
damaged. The lightning probably struck a
telegraph pole or the line and commu-
Gated thus formally with the offices, instead
of paying them the compliment of a direat
visit. No one was hurt.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
The Fenians.

The Central Council of the Fenians re-
manned in secret session at the Union
Square headquarters yesterday. But
nothing could be learned of the proceed
ings.
Preparations on an extensive scale were
made last evening by the Fenian Sister
hood, at a meeting in their rooms in the
Moffett mansion, for the relief of the Irish
State prisoners.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
Fenfans.

Eeu1auss "
In Tennessee several regiments Of
Fenians are organizing.
The Trial of Major Gee.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-lnt the evidence
for the prosecution in the trial of Majo-
Gee, at Raleigh, for alleged inhuman treat
ment to prisoners of war, is the testimony
of several soldiers of New York regi-
ments, that Major Gee ordered q Union
soldier to be carried to the grave while
vet alive. The testimony IS becoming
daily more damaging. 1t is supposed the
evidence for the defence will begin on The
26th inst.
steamer Sunk.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-The steamer U.
S. Grant, en- route for the head waters of
the Missouri river, sunk at Plattsmouth,
twenty miles below Omaha. Sunday. The
boat is valued at $4,000, insured for $780,
COO. The cargo is probably worth about
the same amount, mainly insured.
Twenty-six thousand bales of cotton
Cairo for Cincinnati during the
past two weeks.
The Arlington Estate.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-It appears
from official dates, that the Arlington Es-
tate, formerly the property of Gen. Lee,
to h government, it having been
purchased at a sale for non-payment of
axes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
CITY NEWS.

THURSDAY, MARCH %, ls6s.EB
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

UyIvERsALIsT CoNFEREScE.-The opening
sermon of the Conference will be preached
on Friday night, at z o'clock, in Sons of
Temperance Hall, by the Rev. A. G. Laurie,
Pastor of the First Universalist Church of
Erie, Penn. The friends of this branch of
the Christian Church, in the city, should
not fail to hear this eloquent Scotch divine.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
PoL1cE Counr.-Judge Abbey disposed Of

POLICE CoURr-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket Yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-John Burns, Henry Heg-
himer, John Goetz, each fined 81 and costs /;
Lizzie Priest, case nolled Rosa Wicks, sent
to Work House I20 days.
Keeping Disorderly House-Lewis Ke-
bach and Frederick Kebach, s. and costs,
each.
Yagrancy-Henry Adams, case held open
till the Esd; John Infer and James Rouer,
Work House thirty days; Helen Smith,
same l20 days.
Assault and Battery-JOseph and Morant
Int, case held open till the ed also George
Kesel.
Disturbanee-George and Mary Romage,
FIRST s. and costs, latter discharged.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
aTORR VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

PUkIFI THE BLUUDl
Remove Headache, Dizziness, Giddiness, DroNsis
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure NEW LIFE in the Debflitsted, and
RESTORE THE SICK To PERFECT HEALTH.
Try themI They only cost IS cent?, aud if you
cannot get them Of your Druggisl, send the money
to DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, AZ Broad
way, P. o. Box 5O79, snd they viii be sent by re-
turn NAL, post paid. Dealers supplied by Demas
Barnes L Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G.. W. CLARK, Druggist, 1ls supe-
rior street, Cleveland. sep4:r6:wkHtd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
Vim. Knabe 4 Co.'s Grand and Square
Pianos, at Nos Euclid avenue,

an receiving . large stock Of the celebrated
KNABE PIANOS, which fer power and sweetness
of tone, easy and agreeable action, and beauty Of
finish, are by the hest judges pronounced unrival-
led. Alss, y large assortment Of cheaper Pianos,
Cabinet Organs and Helodeons for sale At low
prices. Every instrument warranted i've years.
"a Old Pianos and Melodeons taken in en-.
change. @. A. BARLOW, Agent.
dsra.1oA
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

CRY BAyp.-We understand that efforts
are being made here to organize a city band.
Mayor Chaplin has interested himself n the
matter, and subscriptions are being taken
for the purchase of instruments, uniforms
and full equipments for a large and first
class band. We trust the efforts made and
making will be successful.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

NREAT REDUCTION IN OUR OWN
" Manufactured Hoop Skirts and Corsets,
wholesale and retail. 800 doz SKIRTS, 200 d0z
CORSETs, our own make and best quality, offered
30 per cent less than mrrker price.
ne NJ need TO send TO New York for q Skirt or
Corset. We can suit any body in size or style.
Send in your measure from outside the city and
we can send you a suitab BILE article.
M Call soon for the new ~style-FrencE Bustle.
A general line Of Ladiee Furnishing Goods on
hand and made to order Ht
KAUFMAN & BRO, $50 superior-st.
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

Comptroller Clarke states that twenty
seven million dollars of the Ten-Forty
Loan was not issued that recently, how
ever, three thousand seven hundred and
/ eighty-fve dollars have been quietly
issued of this old loan and at six per
cent. interest.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

Cleveland, Columbus & CINCINNATI and
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne& Chicago
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22

HARPER FOR APRIL.-Cobb, Andrews &
Co. send us Harper for the coming month.
A hasty glance through its pages gives as
surance of several papers Of more thar
usual interest even for this best of Ameri-
can monthlies. The poem, death and
sisyphus," by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton,
will attract the eyes of all persons of
literary tastes. Among the prose articles,
which will be read with interest, sre ''The
Ethics Of Adulteration" and "Dream-Read
ing" The illustrated papers are Birds at
Home" "Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men,
"The Last Months of the Tapping War"
The first IS an admirable article. How
much more interesting and inviting the
chapters Of natural history than the dull,
inane passages and experiences of social
life, the ~wrangles of politics and even the
pages Of so-ealled history,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-22
5ehn L. HanneWell, Proprietor,

Practical Chemist,