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Factors and Traders,


INSURANCE. COMPANY.
The Merchants and Business Men of New Orleans hereby
respectfully informed that the FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY will open It's office for the transac
tion of business, at No 80 Carondelet street,
On Saturday, September list proximo.
All payers premiums will find their advantage to in
vesgate the principles of Cash Dividends aprovded for in
the Charter of this Company hereby informed that
the Subscription Book is temporarily open Camp street.
where all information will be gve them by the Vice President
Trustees:
JAMES HEWITT, of Hewitt, Norton & Co.
JOS. w CARROLL of Carroll Hoy 4 Co
W. 4, JOHNSON, of W. A. johnson d Co.
]. W. BURBRIDGE, of j. W. Burbridge Il Co.
j. L NOBLE. of Battle x Noble.
NOSES GREENWOOD Of N. Greenwood Son.
ALFRED HUNTINGTON, Of Huntington Bro
Is j. G. BROWN, of Cummings, Brown & Co.
JOHN PHELPS, of John Phelps L Co.
s MARSHALL j. SMITH, of Marshall j. Smith L Co.
L CAULFIELD Of Keep & Caulfeld
JNo. CHAFFE, of Jno. Chafe & Bro.
l. II, TERRY of Lacey, Terry & Co.
J. D. BLAIR, of j. D. Blair & Co.
II NJ SC OTT of 7. NJ. Scott & Co
WIN BALL, of Wheelock Finlay Ball
RoBT PITKIN, of Robt Pitlin.
ALE. H. ISAACsON, of Isaacson, slexas Il Co.
P. s. WELTz, of Plauohe 4 Witt.
RICHARD MILLIKEN Of Minken Brinsior
SAMUEL E. MOORE, Of Samuel E. Moore & Co
WEI H, HENNING, of VIM Il. Hennins d Co.
IL MCNEIL VANCE, Of Byrne, Vance d Co.
W. B TULLIS of W b Tulls
HUGH MCCOLL, of H. McCoL
MICHEL MUSSON, President.
HARMON DOANE, Vice President.
EDWARD A PALFREy, Secretary.
IL Sssrc cure for TIE Cholera.
GREY JACKET BITTERs
Have proved complete success in all cases of ASIATIC
CHOLERA, where it has been tried.
For sale by all principal Druggists and Wholesale Gre
GERS and at wholesale by the manufacturers,
BARNETT u LION,
-......... 81 and s. Grower street
IA. .u. Thompson,
AGENT OF THE
NEW. ORLEANS CRESCENT
--AED-
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AID ADYERrGsmo AGENT
NO. Il WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
JGmIes Eg. Thompson,
M ERCHANT 1noR.
No. 747 Fulton streets
EEF Eos4
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A man dropped dead in the street in Lon
don, on the "a inst, ct cholera, before vomit-
ing or diarrhea had set in. Except in the
East, cases Of such extraordinary suddenness
SO hardly knoWn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

The army worm has made its appearance in
the parish Of ST. Martin.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

FRENCH TABLE DAMAsK in Sets.
FRENCH, SCOTCH and IRISH TABLE DAMASKs, by
the yard.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, HUKCABACKs Ola
PERs. CRASH, DOWLER's or GLASS CLOTHS.
LINEN sHEETINGs, l0-f HI l2-L
COTTON SHEETING S Brown and Blapched l04 la I24
PILLOW LINENS and CQTTONs, ~ IS and 81 inches.
IRISH LINENS and TOTLE DE PARIS.
CURTAIN and FURNITURE CALIg0Es and DIIITIES
QUILTS, l0-4, liz and -.
HUNEYCOMB QUILTS-CheQp.
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e. GjQlseE,
126.....C CANAL STREET.....12G


126....C CANAL STANDARDIZATION
Is glad 10 inform his friends and the public in general that
French English Goods per Freaueon, and which
no is now Offering at very oWPces in order to open good
fall trade t'wtt
CALI0oEs, MUSLIN DELAINES, BAREGES, PIQUEs
CoLoRED RRILLANTINEs, Plain and Printed FRENCH
FLANNELs, TARTANs
EM8Ro1DER1E
''''D'' t'O0'->l'' anu
SWISS do DO
yolsncfonnos do do
Si"us 20
BANDS AND RUFFLINGsi
,,so vail o,,+d fe1, ass,rsed and extensive stool, If
|4''' Wa
HANpKERCHIEFS, for LRdies, Gents and Children,
s,c,
SYN AZ
EMBROIDERED,
LACE
rrr,r,,,.,,,-,r,,
-l7 4 IeE1hD'
TAPE BORDERED'
Misses and Bows, Of English, French and German
make which are to be sold as Cheap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

CAPE May. The number Of cottages erected
at this celebrated watering place IS increasing
rapidly every year. This is said to be owing
to the exorbitant charges Of the hotel keepers.
Only 'tbirds Of passage or families Of great
wealth can afford to pay for living at them.
To those who would pass The summer months
at this fayorite resort, it has therefore become
a necessity to build or hire 4 cottage and cater
for themselves. The landlords Of the leading
sumner resorts ofthe. country are fast driving
away their best customers By high prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

Thirty years ago a parcel Of land in Lynn,
Mass, was appraised for $3.50. This year
the assessors value the same land at 53G, 800.
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SHAWL.S.

BLACK MERINO, CASHMERE MUSLIN DELAINES,
GRENADINES TAMERTINE, BAREGE,
LAMA AND CHAMBRAL LACE.
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F1ANNEL AND vvoo1EN GOODS.

FLANEEL AND WOODEN GOODS.
WHITE, WELSH, SHAKER AND sAxoNY,
And
AMERICAN FLANNELs,
All Prices and all Qualities
Plain and Twilled GRAY FLANNELs.
Plain and TBlIed RED FLANNFLs.
Plain and Twiled WHITE FLANSELs.
OPERA FLAENELs-alt Golors.
FRENCH PLAID FLANEELS--aI colors.
CAssINEREs
TwEEDs,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
SATINETS and
- -.. C0TToNADEs,
BLANK ETS.
We have present Largest and Best Stock Of BLANK
ELS in the city, consisting of American French Navy
English Macknaw, and pounds, Gray for plantation
use.
Also. 6ne assortment of WHITE BED BLANKETS.
lo4 la 2 and 34au which will be pleased show
these days
Our supply of
PLANTATION GOODS
Is very large, and
WILL BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES,
In consequence of frequent arrivals and are as oows
rs and A osNABURGs; ..=-.
Plaid and Striped OSNABURGs;
Z Plaid LISsEYSi a-=... .-.. =z....
Georgia and Kentucky IiINsEYS and JEANS;
rs and ii Heavy DoNEsTICsi
Twilled DUCK
Cotton JEANS;
A Large and Varied Assortment
Low PRICED
CALICoEs; DENNIS
HICKORY STRIPES;
BONE BUTTOESi -
FLAX THREAD;
FACTORY THREAD;
SPOOL THREAD;
TAPES,
NEEDLES;
PINS and many Others too numerous to mention
We WOULD
CAN the Special Attention Of ladies
70 OUR d. Elaaa
PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT.,
Which has just been rspleaisAea,
-. F, GIQUEL.
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EEo.UurH dissertation.

At ameeng Of tho Association held this day the fo owing
officers were elected:
E. r. SCHMIDT, President.
I'M YANDERGRIFF, LIST Vice President.
CEIAS. II. NOBLE I'd
JOHN F. CALDWELL Secretary.
wM, L, ROBINSON, Treasurer
B. DA SILVA, Director First District
s. C. BILLIARD, Second -
r. L. ROBERTSON Third
a. J. YANDERGRIFF Fourth
j. T. CALDWELL,
New Oreans Anrust Il. la66. Eeeretary
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TIE TQNKAwAs OF TEXAS. About thirty
years ago, when the immense region of coun-
try which is now called Texas was thinly
populated by white men, two Indian Tribes,
instinctively nomadie and inimical, roamed
over the beautiful and extensive prairie sole
naonarehs of what they surveyed, Unable to
Withstand the inroads of the Caucasian race,
these once powerful nations, degraded and
decimated by the diseases and vices intro
duced among them by the pale faces, have
now become comparatively harmless. The
Tonkawas, in old times, had Interpolation of
being cannibals. In the recent message of
the governor Of Texas the following allusion
is made to this unfortunate tribe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

Al Troy New York, few days since a
man hired son Of John Day, of Albany,
procured an insurance upon the life Of the
boy and then endeavorad to kill the latter to
get the insurance money.
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Our stock Of BLACK GOODS is as follows:

Our stock Of BLACK GOODS is as follows:
IA and ga Black TAHISE,
81 and 81 BLACK CASHMERE,
81 and 81 India BAREGE,
IS and 81 Grenadine BAREGE,
Black SILK GRENADINES,
Black ALPACAs, .. -.
Black DELAINES,
Black and White CASHMERE,
Black and White ALPACAS,
Black and White POLLS DE CHEvRB@
Black English and French GRAPES,
Black sILks-all prices.
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Ee0omls amd Es0ar0.

ara
ss
Family or few Single Goaslsmsn can obtain COOL and
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, and
BOARD, en- reasonable ms ish family where there are
no chlldraa by,early appueasionat
No. 2I3 JULIA STREET,
Estueou BuaaHe asa pryssss Streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

THE ACTS OF THE LAST REGULAR AED EXTRA
SESSION OF TUE STATE LEGISLATURES, Nre Just
published in pamphlet form and can be had of
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL,
lOG Camp street.
THO5. L. WHITE,
LOG Canal street,
JAS. A. GRESHAM,
% Camp street,
W. F. GOLDTHWAITE,
60 Canal stteek
f. KELLER,
81 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

The Christian Waterman of Mississippi
states that the Roman Catholics have resolved
to revise their English version of the Bible
and circulate it freely among the people
They have also begun in New York city the
publication Of tracts on large scale, which
they are to spread throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

These Indians have always been faithful and true
to Texas. At the beginning of the wlr they
with other Texas tribes, were living at the United
states Indian agency, near Fort Cobb. Some Of
the other bands combined against the Pdnkawas,
and terrible conflict ensued, in which these
people lost their gallant old chief Plaeidor and
more than one-halfof their entire number Some
time afterwards they fled to Texas for refuge.
Since their return they have been supported by
the people and the State government At this
time they are supplied with rations Of beef and
bread by the general government The people of
Texas owe this unfortunate remnant of once
powerful tribe debt of gratitude for their loHa
aud answering fidelity NOS easily paid They
number now only about one hundred and ftty
souls l would recommend that the State aJI-
thorize the appointment of an agent who shall
take charge OF and settle them upon lands, to be
relinquished to them and their descendants as long
as they viii remain upon it, that may be Suitable
| for grazing ard agricultural purposes. Aud
would ask an appropriation of six or seven thou.
sapd dollars to ne expended within the next two
| years i'll furnishing blankets and clothing, small
lot OF farming utensils, and the breaking up OF a
small amount OF land for cultivation. | have been
Informed that if the State will give them u home
| and clothing, ETC., that the general government
| NiilIeed thein These people are god warriors
and the best guides aud scouts that can he fonnd
| / they were located permanently near a United
/ service
| These aborigines. natives of the plains of
Texas and Mexico, take to the back Of a horse
as naturally as a fish to the water. s Whist
their chests and the muscular development of
their arms and shoulders are vigorous and
perfect, their neither limbs are wasted. from
their equestrian habits, and the consequent
want Of active exercise for their Gnbs,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28
TIE CHARTER OAK STOVE

VIII do oNE-THIED MORE BAKING, in given time
and use TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. LESS FUEL than
any other Store now made.
RICE BROS. y CO., Sole Agents,
% and IS Camp street, near Poydras.
DIS Magazine street,
Mar M,ra-ira lT,rbat
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BooK AND JOE PRINTING,

BOOK AND JOE PRINTING,
AS:
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS,
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS,
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES.
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS.
DRAY RECEIPTS,
BLANKS
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS
HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
And Every Other Description OF oh Printing
The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having received from the mogs
Celebrated Foundes comprises all the Modern improve
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-28

Also large and varied assortment Of
FRENCH CORsETs,
OF all Prices Qualities and Sizes
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EtIUiEGEiOlC
% y IVILH u
DIORAMA yEGETAL, -

The Imperial Commission Of the Paris Universal Exhibition
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No. % Camp street, New Orleans L~.
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ESTABLISHMENT,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
MEDICAL.
10rl BeLLARs PREMIUM r1
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
oB 6PERgATfeRRUGA, GLEET, &C.
Impotency Cared

Imp0tenoy c2FSG,
.AFTKR ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR.. A. GIBSON.
Formerly Of New York City, viii pay one hundred
collar iGr shs Yro0tH that al he s sSsr Ia tssl; ss az eu sem nns for Sof fSe
proof thatany other Physician In. the United states
Sfter many years. Of leborious study and experience
D.. Gibron Is HAPPY IN being abie to announce % the
unfortunsts. that he haspsr1ectsd q a5stsn OF trsat-
The SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
q TIC sbsye. and also al eontTsicus diseases q ne
therefrom, including General
DEBILITY OF NERvoU5 FRosTRATIOE-
vhon hSi sxrsndod hundreds OF dollars with Ah-
styled d rEiciaAs, Who profess 70 treat al pRiyse
paladies xfh spcoeSSs aud without receiHaE tas
~. ems does not boast that he is g meclI or 81
some ColifEs in IEondcn or Paris, as perhapJ Sons
others ds for the purpose Of snsnaring the inne cont.
md vho hsla oSs gSeat e1ReSanons, Ret ~, ehSi
he e able 70 giveelSire satisfaction to those vho re-
pose conhde1oe In hss ability and integrity, and that
which eksiisnSes any PhJsician d London or raris,
or any psteEt med'due. to equal rthe radical cure
@oat, both mental AMI physical. airing from SeTu-
DIT. GIbson also oIains for his new treatment the
following sdvantAecs ever all others yet discovered.
And, 1rst, the agents used are 10 30 respects dis
ssreeaole' ne1ses no ea asi.t[ u al 49, sne1 e
no restriction In Diet q businesF Is reluled; third
his treatment isPositiye ana certain Y "a cases; Z
hospitafin the United States, and dsmonstyT .Tste
other now known in the world n poiv over any
ness, permanently. mildnesa, ? Aiety Is o. prompt.
20 the patient. -no convenience
Or. 6fbson is permanepre
and has during the pest ave .1asSa IN Cleveland,
otbsr modes Of tres - mad for years resisted A1
toiDdividuals Of Eent. kelerenees can Pc given
and infe9rif- Sff and other cities, in reenrd 10 skill
PERSIA. b in al professional transactions. Dys-
With Organs. and al Chronio Diseases treated
&edicinss sent to any part Of the country. on
.oeipto Of ten dOllaus.
Dr.. Gibs0a's rev vork on Physiology for sale ai
DIR. GIBSON,
fBoFTEssoB or ELBorRoPATaT AND MEDIoIEEs
Once ueSeneca street, q few doors from Superior,
zap stats, opposite City Hotel
hour from ITO Il and from3 to 5e'clook
.DAny (SundayB exceptedl. ianH
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

ARRIvALs.-The scho oner " Jennie ?.
Mack" Capt. McCrae, which went ashore
last Monday at vermillio.o, arrived here
Friday. She did not receive much dam
age. The " Elmira," Capt. n orn, the first
steamer from Buffalo, arrived Friday.
Saturday the schooner "WinOna," Captain
Montague, left for Marquette, the first
clearance of the season for Lake Superior.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
General News.
Freedmen,s Savings Banks.

NEw YoRK, April 28.-The Tribune's
special says the total amount held by the
Freedmen Savings banks in the South Was
$l72,39 The sum since the above report
has been greatly augmented.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts of the internal revenue yes
to-day were S67s,337.
PardOned.
The Mayor and Nixon, an alderman, Of
New Orleans, have been pardoned.
Disappeared.
Admiral Farragut d~isapproved OF the
charge against Monroe that he attempted
to procure the assassination of Commodore
Bailey.
Arrested.
\ man named Peter August Madison
has been arrested in Washington as the
supposed accompliee of Probst the Phila-
delphia murderer.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
Away with Disease and Mafrf-
mOufaI IufeJtcfffPS.

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, treats upon the
Human System inside and out-on all Chrenic Di-
seasas and their Treatment-on BArrenness and
Impotency, on Seminal Weakness and Female
Weakness-on Marriage and Sexual Philosophy,
in language everybody can understaDd, making 8
sensible book for sers1ole people and = good book for
parts in one volume. Price, S1-50. Sent by nail
postage paid, on receipt Of the price. Contents
Tables sent free. Address the Author, I. B.
FooTE, II. D., 1l30 Broadway, New York.
dec29; RIO-ttssmoe
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

PAsTuRAGE, 1861 shall open my pas
lures, about 800 acres, in the Cuyahoga
Valley, on Tuesday, May LIST, for the season.
Stock will be received and remain at the
risk of the owner in every respect. The
price per week for cows viii be 20 cents and
for horses 81 50, payable weekly in ad-
vance, and the same herdsmcn A. and C.
Thurman will have charge.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
NOTIOE.-TO the owners and agents

~ Ofis%-~-1 l~zGs DguadruS
both sides Of ScoTil street between B-0xnsn and
Perry streets; upon both aides of York street be-
tween Franklin and MoBros streets; upon both
sides Of Jersey street between Fulton and Monroe
streets; upon both sides Of Monroe and Chatham
streets between Pearl and Willet streets upon
both sides Of Columbu street between Lorain and
Wiley streets; upon both sides Of Wiley street
between Columbus and Pearl streets; upon both
sides Of Champlain street between Ontario and
Canal streets; upon both sides Of BroWnsll street
between Ohio and Scovil1 streets; upon the west
side Of Pearl-street between Detroit and Vermont
streets; upon both sides Of Pearl street between
Detroit and Lorain streets; upon the east side Of
MuirsOn street between Euclid avenue and Lake
street; upon the west side Of Dodge street between
Euclid avenue and St. Clair street
You wi please take notice that you are hereby
required to grade, gravel and flag, with brick or
stone, six feet in width,t the sidewalks in front Of
your respective lots or lands, land make the neces-
sary repairs thereou), and in &C ,ordance with the
general specifications for sidewalks 10 the ofice Of
the City Civil Engineer, and to complete the same
On or before the 18th day of July, 1866. II thu
above request is not complied with within the time
herein specified, the work will be done by thaaity
with stone, and the cost thereof assessed as ftax
upon the property bounding or abutting upon the
sidewalks improved. By order Of the Board Of
City Improvements
MIG wATTERS0N, Clerk.
Cleveland, April 18th, 1866. apl9.3l0
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

ALEXANDER AFOREMENTIONED has
al last arrived. The "red tape system OIL
Canada kept him for a long time out Of the
hands of our officers, and, had It not been
for the prudent action of Detective OdelI,
would have kept him much longer.
The Canadian authorities when ordered
to deliver the prisoner up at the border of
the province, were very nervous because
the American officers had nc authority to
hold the prisoner after he had crossed the
border. Mr.. odell proposed to assume the
entire responsibility, and to cut the Gordian
knot of red tape.
Mcconnell himself takes his troubles
very philosophically. He says some men
are born for bad luck and he is one of them.
but he hopes it will come out well in this
case. He reiteratcs his innocence, says he
changed his clothing for Colvin's, and that
he did not see Mrs. Colvin after breakfast
Saturday. He is anxious about his trial and
says if he has a good lawyer he viii b.
acquitted. His Canada council did no.
him Justice he thinks.
He has a letter from Rev. J, An~.
Morris, the present incUv ~ g a.
Parish at Nepeau, Canad, w. .mhsaL
Mr.. Morris says that 'hcConneIrs cbsr.otor
mas away Deen aood at home and that he
I : g hesitated to employ him al
- Use, and earnestly expresses the
HDpo LAT he may be proved innocent
.onnell speaks Of Mr.. Morris with
much feeling and is anxious for an inter-
view with a clergyman Of the Church of
England" here.
In appearance Mcconnell is not remark
able in any respect. His features are Hi
bernian and in no respect peculiar. In
height and size he is rather less than me-
dunn. He was born in the north of Ireland
in the year 1881, came to Canada seventeen
years ago, and lived in Fits Roy until he
came to the States, never, as he says, going
two miles from home before.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

Amos W. Hall, OF Bannack City, Montana Ter.
Eber B. Ward, Esq., Of Detroit, Mich:
Lemuel Wick, Esq., President National City
Bank, Cleveland, Ohio.
A.. Everett, Esq, Of Wason, Everett a Co.,
Bankers, O-veland Ohio.
Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
NJ. G. wATTERsoH'
Cleveland. April q. 1866 ap25.s1o Ct
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM n my

IN o0NOERE.-Notice is hereby rivsn th.ttt
y deemed necessary by the City Council oftbs
SIiy OF Cleveland, to grade and pave a portion ~
columDus street, and to provide for The sxnenss
tneIeoi and for that purpose, an Ordnance n
penang before Eaid CITY Council, having beao
twice read before TIE same, and now aid on ~.
table, which ssid ordinance provides "Thst O.
ISmDus street, between the Cleveland 4 Maboninr
hAlrosd track and Lorain street be graded. thai
ne eeTnsge way and cutters be paved. and ths
slo5HRiks be curbed, to the established erEdes "a
sAld street, and that the cost and expense Of aid
improvement be estimated, levied, and assesasa
upon each and every foot front of the several Iota-
or parcels Of land, bounding or ~abuttfng mon
SAD columbus street, between the points sfcresaid
IN proportion to the number of feet 'front.'" AnV
owner or owners eflotB or lands bounding or abut-
ting upon Columbu street, between the points
Aforesaid, claiming damage by reason Of said in
ptovement, are heraby required to file the same In
writing, setting forth the amount Of dAmsEs
claimed BY him, her or them, with the Citv CLARK
OF said City within two weeks after the exDfratfo9
Of three weeks from the first publication OF thiE
notice Any person who shall fail or neglect 10
ME their claim as aforesaid, within the time afors.
said, shall be taken and deemed to have waived
the same, and be forever deharrea from filing any
claim Cor, or receiving any damage therefor.
By order Of the City Council
O. L. HILL, City Clerk
april Il, 1866 apI3.3lO-d9U
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

He WEARS EAeLEs.-We are glad to learn
that MI. E. C. Ford, formerly Of this city,
now Of the 10th Z. S. C. T., has received
another promotion and now wears the
straps Of Colonel.
Mr.. Ford is a thorough soldier and has
won his rank by actual service and not by
political wire-Working. He entered the
service as a private in the saith Ohio Vol
unteers. Afterwa-dsws Captain in the 5th
Z. S. C. T., he showed such courage, abil;.s,
and soldierly tact that he was recomr aend-
ed for promotion and was commissioned
Major in the lO9th U. s. C. T. In that reg
iment he has now been twice promoted. A
star would not be too much reward for his
gallant services, and we shall look for still
another promotion.
Colonel Ford, with his regiment, is at
Petersburg, Virginia.