davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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@4-m. 4 small lot Of F1ar Seed sold at &a-7O.
There ~as nothing doing in Clover Seed.
Ftrlzhts were steauy and dEm. with engage
1nents nj esc tor Rye. s5kc for Lorn, md 6Xe for
oats TO Buffalo, and 13c for Corn to Osxego.
Ta1low was dul1, With light sales oE Country At
1Gs:c. City Il nominal ut 11111Ac.
salt Was IN steady demand snd ntm with Saies OF
Fine Domestic II t2-40, aud Coas1e 1t Sss3. There
ia nothing doing in Foreign.
The following desratches were Rad to-day o.
Change:
BuTTAIo, My 10.
Wheat market barc- One bnat load No. MI.
YANKEE 1t 62.1s; tcso1d ai $2.1a CRn 65c. Oats
45c-
... N1N YoaK, Nav TO-
Flour quiet snd 15u zOc better Wheat held sdse
EfRher and heRvy. Cam quiet and tfmct o7ts nEmef
Corn quiet.
Flour clotes dull at Ea.50D1l10. Wheat uneet-
fsed and heavy at S1.653e55 cosn firm At SIC,
On1f dIn; old 5a16.c; new 4345ac. Pork better
At 33o-25- Whisky ca.ier at Es.26.
LATER.
In the afternoon partial reaction iook place iu
Wbeaf, and the market advanced 4c-c1oslng STEADY
At Il n for No. Spring In regular houses.
, 1866-05-11

BUTCHERS

Can be supplied With all the Lors Of Pork they want
at 10 cents n.. By leaving ther osdess one day In
adysncs 1t IS North Klnxit suect. or 1t Turner's
Packing House, Bf1ueefptt. bltt$n
, 1866-05-11
MISS TENNESSEE'S
MISS. TErNESBEE'S
Che Wonderful Chlld)
Che Wonderful CHld)
MAGNETIC ElFE ELrxIR,
MAGNETIC LIFE ELIXIR,
FOE
CLEANS1EGETuE BLOOD.
CLEANSING THE BLOOD.
BEAGf1ff1Su TAR CoMrLEKEOS,
HEAUT1fYISG TIE COMPLEXlDS,
BHAGTIFY1EG TIE COMPILATION,
nm n

THE GREAT SUCCESS thts Elixir has met with In.
tuecd me to put II beiore the public and al ak IL
1ogiEett talr 11, and 1t will then recomm End f.
seif It VIII remove all dark spots, moths, p!mplcs,
o. any eruption upon The faee body and viii zlre
thecomplexion clear ana healthy cslor and IT the
cireeilons are properly followed, the skin Hi1 become
a1nos: traubpaEent.
The properties Of this syrup arc purely vegetable
4tdpGfectlJ harmless. and have . wonderful effect
upon The lver. and cleansing the system Of Ill other
tpusis!et, and reatoro peraon to perfect health.
The properties and competition Of this slrup wrfn
made known 10 me whca child md IN aclauroY.
ant state, since which hare made csn1tant use Of it
In ny Practice and from the great succc have I'd
IN it, use for the last eleven years. thought proper to
bring II before the pnblic.
Prepared only BY Mtss Tennessee, the srezt Clair
EoyAnt. and Magnetic poetreas, No. 441 West
F1nhst, below Mound, Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale by
al druggists IN the United 6tea Price u per bottle
JOHN D. PARK, General Agent
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut sts Cincinnati,
Alzo, =: sooV11. 20 Rando}ph'H, Chitsgo, III.
my9-aG3918t-w,F,N.
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Git Qu1cErt.

|: GIFT Gontsrt.
/ THE BONA FIDE
GIFT
CONCERT.
Comprising the
ENTIRE VALUABLE STOCK
CLARK & SAYL0R,
WATCHMAKERS
AND JEWELLERS,
No. l46 Dearborn Street. |
10 be disposed Of to the patrons Of this
nDHMn nnAtnrnr |
, 1866-05-11
DR.. BDrr0nrhs.


CnlcAGo. Mag !, isss.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il tha etock holders Ct The Ttayele.s' Insurance
for The ensuing year will be held At the Uce II ina
Company Il the city Of Chicago, on Tuesday, the 5th
The Poll viii BE- opened At THREE - o'clock, aod
close At four ~ p. m. 3~
0aT111z F4a8, SECRETARY. ssT
, 1866-05-11

" aCNt Ut kuEfuH4Es
The great elevator at the depot II nl,ed With vhr,+
uro7 the hsr~es At The depot waiting 10 ba min
la CsUsse RetHbIieoa, 6tA Inst. ~ 1A'Saoso'
, 1866-05-11

TEAa-Are unchAafed. Wcq quote: .....
Young Tyson. superior to fne, "a
DO extra 10 choice, p b..--..... 1aAlal.sO
Imperial, superior 70 11f, h...-......... 12eA1S5
do extra TO choice, D....-....-..,-.. Liza Ls5
GunpoFdt1s superior 70 rue n............ 1.I1SiI
90 e1tfx y Choice. n.......-.... 1S1Al IS
Ianan natuftt tcAt n to extra Inc, d.. 1+10ix3
90 DO Enc TO chotoe. 2 n...... 1zAa1-U
&c eolored . .............. ...-... lG121.s0
Tp1ta TN at previous quotations:
, 1866-05-11

Tbs only reliable remedy for the radical cure ot
Seminal Weakness! Involuntary Losses. Want OF Finer
q. Genera! Debility and Nervous Affections. Tnfs
e r. hs practies With FcWask1ols success Prce !aSe
Illinois. ~~h n7{a
, 1866-05-11

AGovt1nesI Day Teacher 10. two girls, II snd IL
5cars Of age- One cp1ycsfa1t With English hrapches
French aua Music required Address, with references
4. O. Drawer 6397, Chicago. .blasp
, 1866-05-11

T4AIsa 10 1HI UN2oN z-ocK yAKpa.
1fatns arr run to the Unton stock Yards orer tha
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne Road, leay1n. the d-pot II
the corner Of Aadison md Canal atrtet1- The Fe 10
1 cenfA each Way, Wben fArc Il pAid ar tht tTzin &
Cells extxA viii lie charged.
, 1866-05-11

II See that thn seal or the GraeeuberE Company IL
oeTcTy bottle. F11ce 81 so. Sold eTetJwhsfe.a
, 1866-05-11

There haa been m uEuans1 deee OF activity in this
branch Ct the live stock Market But tic very .srre
receipts Of yesterday ard to-day proved murc than The
market could bar and SELLERS have been compelled to
submit 10 further reduction Of 15azoe, The tsles
were cnotmonE, amounting to between 5000 and ZOO
head. which vnra taken n SSH for comnoc to $50
for good heasy Hosh. The market closes slcadf at
Ther+ j. nnite isTpe nnM,he+ ~. - - ..
ntrhf. following nt7.t
, 1866-05-11

CORPORATION NOTTc1

- Money Ecady for payment for damages for opes-
In BlCck Sd. BtbuoI Section. ''s
uT11cK or 1nx BuAKp or PrBt1o wouKs,2
>-., Chicago, May :, 1856 {.
xvSt Sp.icn /. hereby 1ten by 10 Board q Fuhlta
Ifessutet !ezy 10 be aid over to the owner or owl
sts e enn;!ea totaa damaSes auazded for the opeunE
Deapl4ine1 ttfset through the south p4fI Or Block M
sGaoSl Section Addition 10 Chicago that after len
t1 Gays Eum he date hereof the city Of Chicago viii
entef upon and AppIopr1ata tho property eoadeunea
1of Inc purpose Nopea1n. sa1d alley.
]. q. G1ypKLR,
FExO. LETT.
40. J. ROSE,
mTt-AWs'19t Board OF Public WofkS.
, 1866-05-11

With ragard to the decision Of CONGRESS 10 ttee
Crude Petroleum from tnxat1on, the TstussilIe He-
aid O. the 6th kays:
ave do moi share tho optrinn expressed by 70
many ihat oil Will now dcpfeuAie In conespopu-
1nc proportion. oil II scasce. The production has
been Vastly oycrestmated heretofore. AID owing 10
the Suppression Of developments In consequence Of
The oppressive Government fk1, md The d1nluutiou
q stoppage Of nanJ Tcile, the supply has greatly
, 1866-05-11

Observation-Disclosures qualities nc fni.'y active
and tIEl. Other DESCRIPTIONS xtr coun1rauvrfv
steady VIC continue to quote:
HEupCK.
CITY Hnness. p slaueh.eT Sole,
HutfaiQ ....... 1sxa d IN
Country Eans&s 0:xtka. Slaughter Sole, "
Linz, z n ...... &4t9Qi33 Ch{caep No. i 16a n n
E1p medium. = Slaughter Sole ~
M.-........-..- l.tt31.1oi Chicago No. i Una h1
G4l1. 1......- Lso* lI IiucEo1 AYItS.. Q-56Qs 0H
CsanIy III e.. astsza.x: o:tnooo, good ~s '"''
Collar, fI...... t-29l d4mHSed s.,.. Ola O. n
OAE.
Slaughter Sole. o5aan5j French Calf 81
ItIpea<. = D.. o!ne9!s! ns.......::-..z zeo9 III
GppeI: 1.18l95 Eftnth CAlE 5B
Kip, No. !, nc ns...,......., i.HN2 2Du
dInU 1th41,a1 f1e1ch Gait, le-
Zip, No. !, htavy us5a tia mospez 4 dox7lnRa8m
Cali. cxtfx..,.-.. lyQt.2bQ Ffeucn Csf H.
French KIP. dsst rnolEcs. ads, -..
choice 1514L.Q[ dox+.,,,.,,..,6QtuAk3b1 %
French Cali, q Lnipgv,,...... 50oaiIo o1
@k........-. .159 z-3 Roans4 doZ. III Ga4 l6.QQ
META LS-Are without any chaoce to-0aY.xEd Ws
ncno1dirgly tertAt our tatE Quotations, ytz:
, 1866-05-11
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET


1Ss Ts,,1 a:;;;: m:.s:
1he we.hr y. ca.rn,ne .ad The y.rd. have sssn zs
tsh3y .'.e With buyers. Notwithstanding the larre
yestcusys ss1es noae ME- aea n 'e osss Bun
mand., n..iy refusing to submit 70 fnr,he Tsaae-
.toa Hex fo1s R.tssbu1ch aud Banalo WE'VE rrpre
hive 1ons Into thetr hands. sstes emn,. e1nses M
range Of stn9s.s for ia.r 70 good shipping c.
tie and s7oc tor prime to chotoe seers. s1e4ar
no.se ~ saa AonE tho
.s,;ssx: sesd e5oes s,ee. .1eseas I IL anef9 a9
sold by " al,wosk d Mallory to Fsiend. Il 37sa ''
1he masFcs eloso' nrm At the redu:,ion mentioned
s:.,s'9sx. ne 9,S{,x,n, ~. a.. ,......,
,.c, Ram. oa:Tts "a as;!:, s11as !. 4.; ToDAi:
Is, es'a = s9s 3 e. p9l fasis: ssas
hs.as aau s@'a' a'e'asloe 1'.' @' At *s4o' pr
.s3nr Ss - Il sea aqat @ is hssd u e9oa ses sses
Ees @ s s Ill. *es: 70 s.''4'' - hs'a' a'e'4s'as
,nE s;S 81 hs e ~ fo'a1 g hsad T. f,r steer tseax
sSi:s%S pos:s &C. isos ss.a sfts,a IL
e: sSia listy III: 4 ..a 200, s,.-
s,s n:x e sxefsS,ss FtS9asI: IS 81 =. 4 ~ '
sxeIs sxs5sEhs 81 r. e Shsad
+a e ioS. rs IL sssa 4 he.a Cd
f. S,ssa' Sssa 4ys5agtaS li.s ns sa Ws.!as
T. &S.11
s1t5a steG{ nyetaEing 2Gsa ~. ii s-1,-
nod tol6 UonoEhuc Is htad fair 6teer4 averaging
S:s Nt q ~ @ per herd; to Eacktu IL head PRIME
FtGtiA y H!u!!N he1 IeAd.
G5eEo5E nsssaoe. eo!a Gozrltg Is head light Steers
H11;an aS.ne ~ a. 7 H. 2, III. o. Icy.
Atecie9 Adams sold stefo8 Il head good Stec41.
ay1aEtnf sCi -. q CO. 70 Donognur Il head good
s4oolh Stst1S ass5aE1ny : L4G6 u. At e E.
16S NJ - Ely at ~ r. - AeAo Eooo o'ee4s' averaging
Smith sold Henry :; head chotee stAerz ar-,.rt,r
1fh5 ~. a. is: 10 Cummings Is head MIf Stcess.
osfesng9eE f1.sas ~ ~ e. e. .,a, J.. e9a5
7 1sS - ~ ~ a. ~ ''e"% 6oou oI1e3ss AFefas1nE
, 1866-05-11

roe. ofnc. hon,s r,ons. =, - e..s'.,,.t :.
,hr +,.,t,r.,, ~ II, .,,,.,. .,... =. r.,..AN -
|ut ~ All Af&to olseA7es IN al Ihelr Y1fted
and complicated rofms, For the nazt twrntv years
,r ~ .a..,. ..-..-... '
1t. has mae the treatment Of private diseases his
bustnets and study which h.s en.h,ed hin, n, ns-fso+
.-..,..-.,. "-- ~'A''e ~ "'0' ~ po440et
zcMeole& Ehlth are speedy and permanent, and in nj
easrs ran ba utea u.ft1,or+ hi,s-.,o. :. h,.,. -
~ ~ 0 "'1"A AtA>44 aoIo ~ puslaess oF
eIpo1ure 10 61e1d1. Particular attention given to ali
,ldst.rs,no r.... .,,h 60. ..-..,t.,.
o9AAh -Hse't soen a. ae1e 43FWGI5 co1siQered
incufsbe. Syphilis, In all forms; Gonosrhes Gleet
s+rr,n.r~ .i,, ~. .r..., ~ .,.- 60.
e'tetae1e* Ako ent euec5s OF Eotaf1 hAolt, both
frous to body and mind Rud produces snne nj ths r1
,.-....... .--- - 's " '1s Ao''
couat,pauon, aversion to md unaastns1s IN t.m.,.
.o.,.tr 1.a,...,,ns.. 1,..s $500. $50 - .'ua'e
Gnay complete prostrstion Of ,hn ytt.l nov.r In,
=, -,.,,o~. ,.,.,ur :. -. - ~ 'o''
fully restored to health. Or. ". /, the nnh.hrr ~
Dow MedcAf work. which should b0 tho A rs of all
, 1866-05-11

Dr. j. Spenr Lunfer'B Female
Specific.
Ih!t remedy has been seccessf1ly used Ia ali cs.ex
of and Irregularities incidental to married
aad s!ne1t ladies' Tne testimony to the Invaluable
EtrIueA or II over III others Il ncontestlhe Sent bY
9140t C1ica20. III. mia
, 1866-05-11


Closing nFcet for cAAh. NAY 1nsh. 1866, received By
Jo1crh NJ. Lyons Commission, ktock and Bond n5okef.
and dcs1ts In Government Securities, No. u South
1at1tr
, 1866-05-11

Nb$*L 0kU&k*t4s
DROPOSALS FOX FRIVaTE
i. DRAINS IN HAsT VAN DCEES srRERr
OEYu.I OF TIE boAKp Or PEBLIcWuxxa}
Sealed Proposals will b received 81 The foard Of
inhi1c Works. at ther od1ee unttl II 1 n Hedoes
daT. Nay ttth, 1854, from sao drain lAytresused by
nc Fos{e foE The lx5tng ef suchs iaen pipe drains
q EAST Van suEeo street fom S1att st.eet 10 the
nrr ssh.ss oess ordered. shs1 be c.dssed By ne
Aoa1oon Cou0c1. snd which shAt cot be laid BY the
and sptc1dcat:oea on t1s st said o01ce.
Eddefs Will atato tic rate foot fer thu dr1tqs IL
cno1rE su curves and 1ncon1 aad the p{ite for eac
tAch oA3tn Of ~ 1cet u dtlXkt cnpete with double
Inch cover. The work to be tone 4ccoYdsp- 10 She
general regulation established By board aud to lie
approval q Its tnltneRF1 aud Inspectors.
Proposals nust be addressed u the Roaru OF Public
Works endorsed - Proposal for Drains Ia Fas. Vsn
bong. Eith .ure'iee, ooe approved by the Roafd.
The RoAlt reserve tho E4hI to reject AaJ bid not /.
aeeotcsnce With ,hs condi.to: Of ms AAxss!scaeot
miles, sne party offering It shall gve evidence sasis
factory to the Bosrd that he hs2 kho pece33ary sk
e1pt1ter c. energy and abtsy1of doing the WORK Il
Trustworthy and has Sufficient pec1nlaY tesonrrea.
j. @. GCSpHLE
FRED. LETT,
o. j. RO32.
uya1955lbt t>oafd Of Public Work.
, 1866-05-11

Dr. Bfgclow

Importer, and hero only pract,eer Of the celebrated
!boctlat!on Cure-the only WAY 70 cure Syphilis
C0nsp!tatton ire for 1acies and Gentlemen. Once
193 DeatbSsu ftrret. Speeds Block. Rooms 4 and
Ii. +. O. Bog 3.s1k. uytI.bijl.1;-rX*W
, 1866-05-11

FIFTY Hl6T rHET.ra1n unrna

Tuu1tuA1 EVENING, Nay 10, 1866
The following table shows the 1ecetpts npd ship
zneusa Of Produce during the past twenty-fous
hours:
, 1866-05-11

EHEEP-Ihef receipts WIRE cars 4od the t1ltcrtd
sA1es Cs head st Of 800 for fair shez1cd to
s6sofor heavy woolled Sheep. Ihsrc IL good In
Q1fy. Atd The market closes Eu st advance Of 10
813c. The following are tht sales:
, 1866-05-11
{en0sha Cheese Box Factory,

Foxes furnished It shott notice and On reaso1Able
SAMMONs 4 son. Boz 431.
Esuoshls
nst:p Wis.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

UNDER WATER.-ouite a pond had been
formed during the recent rain, on the north
side of Superior street, between the Park
and Seneca street, in consequence of the
choked state of the drain at the intersection
of the two streets. The water was about
eighteen inches deep in some places, and
the cross walks were submerged. If let
alone, a very fair skating and sliding park
would hsve been extemporized.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

CcuNoS PLKAs CoURr.-Court met at ten
yesterday morning. Judge Bolton has the
criminal docket this term, and Judges Cot
inberry and FOote the civil. The Grand
Jury were charged by Judge Bolton in the
criminal branch, and retired. The petit
jury were e~mpannelled and sworn, and the
docket called, preparatory to enter ng upon
active operations. The docket was also
called in the civil branch.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
CITY NEWS.

NKw sAEoox-Ac cellar is being dug in the
yard of the police station, for 8 grocery or
saloon. The tiDbers are nearly ready to be
set up, and in a week or two the police
force can get their "%schanpps" without
a tour Of half the city. IAN extravaganza
on the paueity of drinking establishments
here, worth from five to ten cents.l
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD.



Is65. INTER ARRANGEMENT. ls65.
IN and after Monday, Sept. 18th, 1855, trains
- will leave Cleveland daily - follows Sundays
exeepted);
$50 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS, stops st Berea,
Grafton, OberIin, Wakeman, Horvalk, Mon
r~Oeville, Bellevue, Clyde, fremont md H.
more and arrives at Toledo at 12:45 P. r.,
Chicago at I1;oO P. NJ, and Detroit $50 ?. n.
2:4O P. M.-WESTERN MAIL-Stops at all Sta
tions on Southern D~fvision, and arrives At
Toledo at 7sO P. NJ, Chicago 5:45 A. n, ana
Detroit at 1870 P. n.
400 P. M.-NORTHERN MAIL-Stopsa at All sta
tions on Northern Division and arrives &C
ssndusky At Gas P. N.
1000 p. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grnncn
GorwRlk, and Fremont, and arrives in Toiedc
at $50 A. N, Chicago at 1890 P. n, and De-
troll at 500 A. n.
Connections are made at Monrosvillo with the
Sandusky, Mansfield q Newark Railroad; at Sandus-
ky with Dayton 3 Cincinnati Railroad; st Fremont
with the Fremont 4 Indiana Railroad and at To-
ledO with the Michigan Southern 4 Northern In
dams and Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago,
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspOrt, Laf5-
etts, Cairs, Alton, st. Louis and all points West,
Northwest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo md ths
West at $50 A N. zoo P. NJ, and $40 ?. 4. From
at 9:19 A. n. I. d. RUCKER,
Cleveland. SEPT. is-lsf5. Superintendant.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HIJNNEWETI1S

UNIVERSAL Ten years has clearly proved
Et0hN0V that thu theory Of simplicity,
the great element Of this splon-
HAGEAks dld preparation, which allows
-- its use whenever thereis tickling
otirfiiAtlon N the throat, ami producing no debl-
ltgs = the only ava true theory by which q true
nsnedy fo- Colds, Coughs, uOarseuess, Bronchial
Complaints and al Threat Affections, which if
neElsated end IA Consumption, can be elsotually
cusc1.
when neglected. Is cured by making a Gargle with
equaI parts OF water
ns- Bestimonials u undoubted oharaster can be
b seen At my clico By ali.
small Bottles . cents; Large do. SO cents.
1S-soh b. all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
JOHN L. HUNEEWKLL,
nra.es-.I TL..g.N
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
YeSterdayAfternOOn's Report
F. BUTLER.
He ReneWS his Operations
ON the James.
Goes Into the Cotton Factory
Business.
The Mercer Emigration Scheme
Denounced by CalifOrnlanS.
From New York.

Fire.
New YORK, February l2.-Yesterday
afternoon Hillyer &son's drug mills, Jer-
sey City, were destroyed by fire. Loss,
SIC, 1000.
MASTERING N
The Tribune's Washington special says
the soldiers of HAncock's Corps are being
mustered out daily, as the period of their
years enlistment expires, and by the LIST
of May of what now constitutes its regi-
ments there will be barely enough left to
organize q company.
Northern Pacific Railroad
The Northern Pacific Railroad, of which
Governor Smith, of Vermont, is President,
is organizing for a vigorous prosecution
Of their work. They hope to secure the
same favorable legislation that has been
extended to the Great Central Route Com
pany.
The Hersld's San Francisco CORES
pendent states that the scheme of Mr.. Asa
5. Mercer to transport the widows and
orphan daughters of soldiers from the
Eastern to the Pacific States, with the pro-
posed object of procuring them homes and
employment, and which he has lately car
ried into effect by taking from this city a
number of lady emigrants, receives
severe condemnation in California or Ore
gOn and Washington Territories. The
entire expedition is pronounced worse
than ill-advised and fanatic, as the hus-
band market and the labor market suited
for females is said tobe no better thar here.
A proposition was recently made in the
Washington Legislature to appropriate
$4,000 for their benefit, but it was defeated.
Letter from Gen. Osband.
The Herald's Washington special says:
Gen. Osband, formerly of the 4th Illinois
Cavalry and now located in Mississippi,
has written a letter contradioting the re-
port that he was a short time ago muir
by Southerners. The Gen. says
that Mississippi is safe to law and order,
and to the Union, and that tho residents
are as loyal as those of any country of the
size in the North.
The 10Th regiment Veteran Volunteers,
left Savannah for New York on Saturday
and is expected TO arrive here tomorrow.
Benz. F. Butler.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
Benz. F. Butler has just closed negotia-
ions for valuable mill property on the
James river, near Richmond, and intends
extensive cotton factories.
1.-THE Cox farm of $500 acres has been
to Mr.. Butler who has in contem-
,lation its purchase. New England fam
and mill operators will settle on it.
Jeff. Davis Private Secretary. 4
JEFF. Davis private secretary, confined !
t Fort Delaware, has been allowed the
of that institution. '
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13


THB THRoAT-CuT MAN AsAIs.-We have
already announced the arrival, on Thursday
night last, of the wife Of Mr.. James Erwin,
the unfortunate man who was found with
his throat cut and both feet frozen, near
Staford's soap factory a fortnight ago. She
is now nursing her husband in the mfr
mary, and a gentleman, who went out to
that institution Sunday, informs US that
Mr.. Erwin has improved rapidly since her
arrival. Doctor Marshall believes he will
be able to leave the Infrmary for his home
in two months. The wound in his throat is
mending, and neither foot will need ampu-
tation. Two toes on one foot must come off,
and the operation was to have been per-
formed yesterday.
Mrs. E irwin gives cur informant the fol
lowing account of affairs: Her husband had
been an employee for the last two years on
a construction train on the B~ellfontaine
and Indianapolis Railroad. The wages had
recently been cut down from S1.75 to SI.5O
per day, and Mr.. Erwin thought he could
do better than hat. He accordingly took
about $3.50 and started for Gallon in ques-
of employment, telling his wife that if he
did not succeed in finding work there, he
should come to this city, as there
is always something to do in so large a
place. She had not heard a word concern
ing him until informed by a merchant of
Bellfontaine that her husband was lying,
disabled, in this city. She says she has no
relatives in Willoughby, and none in this
country except in New York State. She
cannot imagine who the Willoughby par
ties can be, who recently called on her hus-
band at the Infrmary.
1t turns out that Mr.. Erwin is a sober, in
dustrious man, and There is, therefore, every
reason for believing his statement that he
was robbed by two men near Mansfield, who
afterwards cut his throat. He does not have
a clear recollection of the manner in which
he reached this city, but says, ain every
way" meaning, doubtless, that he walked
and got occasional rides, and was, perhaps,
q week on the route, and froze his feet on the
tramp.
Mrs. Erwin will remain by the side of
the suffering, unfortunate man until he shall
be able TO bear removal to their home in
R~ellfontaine.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

Remove Headache, Dizziness; Giddi1ess, DrowsI-
ness, Unpleasant Dreams, Dimness of Sight
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach and
Bowels,
Insure Z LIFE in the Debiiitated. and
RESTORE THE SICK TO PERFECT HEALTH.
Try themi They only cost % cents, and If you
cannot get them of your Druggist, send the money
to DR.. J. BRYAN, Consulting Physician, 442 Broad
way, P. o. Box 5O79, and they VIII be sent by re-
turn ma ! !, post paid. Dealers supplied By Demas
Barnes 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, New York.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, II9 Supe-
riOr street, Cleveland. sep4:r6:w GLtd
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13

New YORK, February l2.-Yesterday
afternoon Hillyer & Sons drug mills, Jer
sey City, were destroyed by fire. Loss
$40, 600.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-13
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOHN G.. JENNINGS,
INSURANCE
Real Estate Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CEDAR ST.-Near Wilson avenue, 81 acres, 4
acres growing grapes, good brick house.
STONE QARRY-With good in
provements, ct Beres; very cheap.
ST.-House and Lot, 81, 0O0.
KINSMAN ST.-HOuse and Lot, S., 500.
GARDEN and Lot, 81, 500.
PERRY II and Lot, s., 500.
SUPERIOR ST.-Residence on Superior-st., west
of Erie, SIS, 5000.
CHESTNUT ST.-HOuse and Lot, $500.
GARDEN ST.-House and large Lot, So, 800.
KINSMAH ST.-Large Brick House and Is acres
Land, with fruit, &C.. . very desirable resi-
dence.
OHIO Sr.-Two-story House and Lot, $500.
SC0YILLE ST.-House and Lot, 5000.
LAKE ST.-Rric House and Lot, 81, 500.
EAST CLEYELAND.-2s acres, well improved, on
State Road.
Also 2IA acres near Dones' Corners with Q acres
Of grapes.
Also 1871 acres near DR.. Mathevett's.
OUSTEAD AVENUE.-House and Lot, $1,000.
Also, a large number Of desirable Farms and out.
lots.
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
AtKater Building