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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
Spring Races-.-Marysyillo Park Course.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25rH.

THURSDAY, APRIL 25rH
large and enthusiastic crowd attended
the track yesterday. Early in the day could
be seen a number of horsemen. Luggies, wag-
ons and other vehicles, winding their way to
that fa7orite place Of resort, the Park Course
1t was day to be remembered and shows
conelusively that blood wW teH Precisely at
two o'clock, the judges ascended the stand
and called mp the horses. Oregon Aleck act
ed badly at starting and some time was lost
in getting them off, but the time arrived at
last, and the judS Ses tapped the drum and of
they went at slashing gait, the Oregon
horse getting the start aud keeping well
ahead until they came to the quarter pole,
where the bay horse colared him and they
run pretty even until they came in the home
stretch when the bay horse Volcion brushed
and passed Aleck, coming home beautifully in
hand winning the heat in the remarkable
time of 1:47t.
SECOND HEAT-The horses cooled out well,
but we thought Nolion, looked swellcd Time
being called, the horses were saddled up.
They came, and Aleck got the start until the
first quarter, when the bay horse brushed
pass him, and showed concusiyely that Orc
ron horses would not do against Kentucky
blood This was well contested heat, con
sidering that Oregon Aleck had to carry, ac-
cording to rule thirty pounds more weight
than the winning horse. There was much
excitement on the track and considerable
money changed hands on the result. Time,
1:51!
SUMMARY.
Proprietors purse, $2j0-mile heats-bcst two
in three, to rule
il. Merritt entered b. h. Volcion.......l
j. Burton entered b, h. Oregon Alcck. q
Time. ............ .l:47 l-2-l;5l la
After the main race, there was purse Of
fegcd for saddle horses, in which were there
four entries, and, as usual, Gravel Smith was
around and won the race and purse, in los
AT the time we left, the sport was still
going on, but as the great two mile race, the
great racing event Of the year. comes oil to-
day, we postponed the farther qualification
of our sporting propensities till that time.
The purse to- day is $780, and the two best
two mile horses are entered We expect as
tonishngly fast time TO be made, as Mr.
Reese's horse, Bassorah, and Crigsby's Dash
away meet for the fret time. Remember
we believe the quickest time ever heard Of
will be made: therefore we call on one and
all to attend this, the great race of the season
To accommodate all, the race has been post
poned from two o'clock until four, so that
all may have chance to attend the Odd
Fellows celebration and the great race the
same day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into ioHower
and adjustable to have any required ength OF STUDIO
an immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26

rnEATER There was a great rush at the
;heoter last night, and the crowd appeared
to relish the performances exceedingly The
male and female Minstrel5 furnished great
variety of songs jokes, etc The ballads and
dances were all encored, and the national
song was received with thundcrs of applause.
The burleique of Po-ca-hon-tas is decided
success All who have read this burlesque
will be sure to 60 and see it performed. 1t is
one of the greatest compilations Of fun and
witticisms in tho English language.
SENATOR LATuAM.--This gentleman was
honored with a National Salnte by the Union
men of San Francisco, as the steamer upon
which he was a passenger, entered the har-
Dor. lie will be in Sacramento on Saturday
or Monday Grand preparations have been
made for his reception. Senator Latham has
given his voice "for the Union as it is and as
it may be-" While he labors in that direc.
ton he will be sustained in the State which
is his home.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
Uaines' Illinois Harvester,

feet cut, made by Walter A. Wood, with his improve
ent and has attained universal favor in agricultural
countries.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
nzg- FOR ONE nOGEAEg as

You can buy more Groceries at L. b. AVER & CO.'S
than at any other Grocery Store in Marysyie.
ap1g.my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
MACHINES,
FOR 1864.
Russell Il Co.'S Thresher,

MADE at Massilon Ohio, celebrated throughout the
United States the best Threshing Machine in use
30 and 80 inch cylinders-1Ohorse powers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-26
cCormick's Combined Reaper and
Mnnny,s Combined Reaper and NOW

s. 61 and feet greatly improved, and surprising all
other cutting machines in results and durability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
NRw YORK nLARKET-MAY Ss.


FLOUR-MEFket without change; extra state
scarce ana 10 request ioi e1 a in prless; ship
while prrtty much all kinds are quite dull Market
closing dali.
s5TS@s25 of extra STATE; S5os 10 iof i sapsrfns
western; ks,l59sa35 for common 10 medium extra
wSAterni sb,6Ops65 for shipping brands extra round
" CANADA fIObR1 Market eontinueS ai steady
With moderate inquiry, Sales are 1850 bblI $50
RYEFLOUR-steady. small sales ct s., ,IOe9l,tO
for common % cho'ce snperhne.
CORN AIEAL-A limited business doing at IS
for Jerseyi 50, for Brandywine.
BWHISk YIN good request at steady prices
sTss III At Coo = ss2nd grades are CO and In
request for export at shade better prices while
sound and inferior is heavy and dropping sales are
900 bush damaged and interior Chleago spring at
Sl,uGl ,e; 26,2O bush common 70 strictly prime do
at 81 ,iusllsi 900 bush Air 70 choice Northwest
ern club Ct S,ls9 ,a II 900 sh lniarlOr to prime
Canadian club at , ,lllzz; l60OO bush red state at
81 25; q 600 bush unsonnd and inferior Milwaukee
club at Sl,03@l,lE 1000 bush common 70 strictly
prime do ut Si,l61,22i 2000 bush winter rcd vest
ern at laSn bush white western g 81 ,l2
@l,46; l0,1m bush white California At $40; $500
bush white Michigan and Kentucky at 81 lls56sl 80.
RYE-Market shade easier. Sales are 500 bush
SB1RLEY-Market dun and 800 bush changed
dsORN-Market Ie better with fair demand Tor
export and home consumption. Sales are 1880
bush at 42a$sc for new inferior mixed westeTni E@
47c for sound do 4s95Oc ior new western yellow s6e
OATS-In fair request at sla33c for Western and
Canadian; S25f63lSc tOT State, a.r
PORK-MRrkst dull and heayy, Sales sre s25
hbls al Sl6,T5l70o for messi Sl2 l2,zs fSr prime.
BREF-Markst dull, with triaing sales at Sloo
nSl50 for country prime; Sis766,2 ,25ior country
mess, Sl0,OHaIiOO for rspaeked mesai Sll,2s9lis'
PRIME MISS BRRB-Markstd duh, aud y Ith-
BEEF HAHIs-Market rulesquiet at Sl3al5
CUT mEATaEQuiet. frihing sales Ct Ses34
! for shoulders, 66,T for hams.
BACON-Quet snd unchanged.
IlARD Market steady for good and prime, and
heavy for inferlor. Sales are i75 bbls At 9d9t5c.
BUTTER-selling ct S69l44c for Ohioi sGDl6 foT
CMRRsK-Markst steady at s@sc. as in quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
For the Leader

For the Leader.
An AFFECTING SoEEE.-Just before the
train containing the 10Th Regiment started
yesterday morning, woman arrived on the
Akron train, to see her husband, who is in
the noble lsth, With her, she had little
boy about three years of ago, who last week
fell into cistern and was taken out appa-
rsntly beyond all hope of resuscitatiOn. The
feelings at the meeting of that father, moth
or and child, may be imagined, but not
easily described. She, with the ardent af-
fection of wife and mother, pleading for
him to take care of himself for his own,
her and their little boys sake, and return
home as soon as possible, and making sug-
gestions for his comfort and safety while he
was gone; and he striving to conceal the
strong emotions that were heaving his manly
bosom, and in turn suggesting whatever he
could in the excitemento of the moment think
of to make home comfortable while he was
gone. He was evidently a working man, on
whose labor his family depended mainly
for their support. Informed scene which,
though condensed into & few minutes of
time, viii be remembered q life time by
your correspondent, who witnessed it.
H-M.A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

RnIoTAL.- Fuller & Co., are removing
their whole stock Of goods from the store 1873
and 1s5 Water street, 70 the spacious store in
Marble Block, No. 2l5 Superior street, where
in connection with tho Retail Department
they will show the finest stock of Hats,
Caps, Furs, Straw Goods, &C., &C., tor both
the wholesale and retail trade ever exhibited
in this city.
Fuller L Co. ore extensively engaged in
the manufacture Of Military Caps, and are
prepared 10 supply any amount Of orders for
them without delay. my24,St
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
THE CITY.

as- The price or the MoaElEa LEADER to
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per huhdgsd, end no deviation under any
circumstances. -stlA
The postage on the LEADRR, to News
Dealers, is one-fourth of cent Per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stamps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

PREPAREG TO MovE.-Dr. Elisha Sterling
received dispatch yesterday ordering him
immediately to join the ARTILLERY Regiment
Of which be is Surgeon. BE willlsave to-dsy.
Randall Crawford returned yesterday in
conformity with similar direction.
Horses are bsing provided for the Guns
and in all probability they will be npon the
march very soon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

A O1RD.-Ths undsrsigned, residents Of
Pennington, Trumbull cOuh ", members Of
Company c, 1sth Rsgimsnto. v. NJ, would
By this means express thsir gratitude to the
ladies and citizens Of Fsrmington for their
kindness and generosity IN furnishing them
with revolvers, blankets, wOOllen clothing,
and many other things conducive to the
health and comfort Of nentin camp.
The ladies and citizens Of F9rmington
viii ever be held 10 remembrance BY their
~ Z 1 IL e. - D ------ .-----
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~ IDTERTIsRaIRNFa.

Mo-ean a RoOt-Taaey shaWla.
Rottherg Hausmann-Bands.
Morran Root-Nnliary Tlauuols.
4. Cowles-Leitsr List $50
Morssn 3 Root-Ladloa' Drusa Goods.
A. Deuhet-Parasols and Umbrsllas.
Caroline neutrality-suspicious. Cor Divorce.
n. Il. Allardt--Attachmsnt Ectlee.
J.H. wRiston % New city DisectoFy.
Hawks 4 BgO-Looal Eotiool.
AIatson- Local Netiees.
stous Oharch-boeal Nosice. t..s
Perry Llghi Infantry Local Notios. ..s2
MN erabo-BulinesE Notice,
RP. spalaine-Looal Notice.
Up. BishOp-Oard Of Thanks-L0cEl.
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Goal

OOKEf COKElf COKEiIl---
~ b. WALLACE & SON ARE NOW MANU-.
fAOTURING Coke from the pure HAMMOHDB-
% any other Coke In the market. We can furnish
Testimonials nom numerous manufacturers who arg
highest terms.
1lSo, constant supply Of HammondsvfIis striu
Vein SMlfHlhG COAbi and also for Domsstio
purDcoes.
Being located immsdlatsly on The line ofths Uisvs
hnd Pittsburgh Hailroad, We can HhiD With az.
patch 20 any part Of the stafe. Orders solirited
h. h. WALLACE SON.
HammondsVtlis. Jelsruon County, Ohio.
IanuarT 81 laaa AhIR6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

- New ". B. Cheese, Old Hamburgh
Cheese, Fox's Farina Crackers, Dried Beet,
Hams, Smoked Side Meat, Ness Perk, Beans,
Dried Apples, all kinds Of lake Fish, Car
bon and Inbricasing Oils, Akron Water
Lime, Salt, Plaster, ko., at George spssgue's,
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant. OviatPs Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
BUFFALO MARKRT-MAY 2s.

RLOUR-Market steR y and mOdera demand,
Sales 500 bbls at S4s75l26 for extra Illinois and
Wisconsin; E5O0G550 for fair 10 choice extra Ind-
ana and Ohio; S5,625x d6.25 for double eEtraa.
WHEAT-Market steady and in moderate de-
mand Sales are 400 bush Canadk club ct sar; 600
bush No Chicago spring at $40.
tORN-Markst quiet. sales are lo,ao0 bush at
3i03sr.
0ATs-Markst steady. SALES sre 5000 bush
at 2tp.
Other grains dull and no sales. 30
CANAL RREIGHTS-Steadya at I21fc on corn,
l3Sc on wheat TO New York.
LAX K I1PORTS-l,3o0b bbls d0ur; n, 900 bush
wheat $4,000 bush corni e. 90 bush oats; oUO bush
barley; loo bush rye.
CANAL EXP0RTS-90 900 bbls -four; 600 bush
Whasf; 400 bush corn; 5000 bush oats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

DszsH os LAKE CAPTAIE.-CaPtain John
Ernst, Of the schooner B. Parson, now in
this port, died on Thursday night last at his
residence in Amherst, Ohio, Of infamma-
tory rheumatism. he left his vessel in Buff
falo a week or two ago aud went home sick.
The sickness proved his last. He leaves 3
wife and one child.-EWf. Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

News 1T M14soS's. .-MatsOn, opposite the
Post ofics, has received Harper's Weekly,
Lsslie's Illustrated, New York Mercury,
Ledger, Boston Wsverly, Flag, Wilkes spir-
It, Clipper, PilOt, Atlantic Monthly tor June,
&C., &C. Also all other magazines for June.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

"THE PINE AND PALH. John N. Murray,
news dealer at AL St. Clair street, receives
regularly @Ths Pine and Palm" a new
paper edited by James Rsdpsth, George
Lawrence, Jr., and Richard J. Hinton, and
devoted to The cause of Haytian Emigra-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
CLANS.

A number ofClaims were presented, read,
and referred to the appropriate Committees.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, June4.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

~ The Rebellion Record, Part l., con-
tsining four weekly numbers, with steel
portrait Of Gen. Scott, and map Of the
United States, is fcy sale by Hawks 4. Bro.
Price 50 cents. IA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
OsWRGo nIARKRT-aIAY %.

FLOUR-Market steady, but only small busl-
ness doing Fancy OswegO brands 1928
CORG-GSTist duil. sales 2OOa bush new Inl-
nols at 36c.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FRRIGHTS-St -four SOC; wheat
SIC. corn 7<c, 20 New York.
LAKE iHfPORTS-Whoat 1900 bush.
GANAL EXPORTS-Flour I, ,Z59 bbls; wheat
IqCnO bush: corn 1900 bush.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

KNIeBTs OF TIE cUE.-Berger, the eele-
braied professor Of billiards, is astonishing
the Cincinnatians with an exhibition Of the
arts and mystsries Of his peculiar game.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

DIooEsAN CoETENTIoK.-The gentlemen
composing the respective committees Of ar
rsnFsmsnts Of the several Episcopal Parishes
IN this city, viii meet at my Office, No. 4
Perhins' Block, on Saturday next, at two
o'clock P. II, Z. p ssALDlNe.
Nay 20, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

FogxD sAFE.-Mr. COekeril lOst at the late
Ere, amOng other things, his vest, contain-
ing $50 in bills in oneOf ils spockets. Work
men digging among the rubbish yesterday
morning, found the vest end money safe, it
hsvinz been doubled up with msttraas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

NoTIoE.-The Wednesday evening lecture
in the Chapel of the Stone Church will be
omitted this evening, May 18th, 1881. s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

aFNOEIo E.-Adversisers viii oelige % p
handing in their Advertisements by O'Clock P. D..
our edition being % much Increased By the war
News that We arc required 20 80 q Press Soms three
hoars sarliorthan usual.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

~ New York dailieS s.e received morn
ing and night at MatSon's, opposite the Post
ehsce. Also all the weekly papers of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

~ Harper's Weekly, Leslie's illustrated,
New York Ledger, Mercury, and late news
paners, at Hawks 4 Bros.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

FHoN LAKE suPEsIoR.-The City Of CieEe
land, Capt. Geo. II. RYdsr, arrived this af.
tsrnoon. Left ontonsson Thursday, May
%. LEFT Saut on Sunday ct 5 A. n. Net
propeller Galena with the steamer North
Star in tow about six miles above Thunder
Bay Island Light, about ?. II. Went
alongside and got the engineer Of the Star,
who came down for the purpose Of getting
the necessary repeirs made. The Star, n
the meantime, viii lie AZ Presane Isle. The
propellar BackuH has been raised and hauled
out, and will be repaired at the harbor. Her
castings are being repaired at Marquette.
She will, in about a week, be ready for sea
again. Saw q scow bottom up on Lake st.
Clair, supposed to have capsized last night.
The Cleveland brought down rs tons pig
iron, and 20 tons eopPer.-Det. AdU., 281.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
PRESENT POPULATION.


- PRESENT POP PuLAI1O1,
Tas stais is rapidly aiag up viii popullioa ses,'
025 persona having been added since 1850, making ne
present population ,72s ees, ratio q ~ pr ea m
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCEs ::
ne 4ercultural Products of Ino5 arc greater tian
thoss of any other siate. Is roacis snl olt durng
he past year cxeasded 90. .0o0s0cs IhsWheatcrop
81 ofIse0approsehes s 20 90 bushels dlla ~ coIn
crop yields Eot les ih1n 10 30 ~ 1llnell-
r -e FERTILITY OF THE son.
Noshars can tha nu1riou1 furInor sc11r. lch Ia
fkay bang c0nposed cf deep rich loaIns ne fcrtT
of which, = Hnsurpazsed By any On ihs sl11s.
10 AGTEAL CULIIVAT0R6.
siaes 1854, ds C5mpaay lass s1f5 500 600 aseA
Iey al only g rsiuei erliisi's, aaa sag eos.ad
cOnsriesd ltr5lgh f2els llds At epesls q so 900,
600. n 1850 ths popilatioa q fortT-nias c5iiiss
fiT0lcA ioih e PGllel, i1g5 o.sg @ 9 l1e let 4l9.
zss haas es.s a.l.i s.ong ~ 'as Pe7laa' alAa
so, g1ill d 343 p9 czIt -s
EVIDENCES OF P35sPERITY.
As A e7ldenca q fihstAr1t q tAs pecrla l1sy b
stated tlat go go ions 81 frcyhf, inGl1 eco
brsheis q graia and 30 900 5arreil q i ro l1r-
'E1rdsd oFef he Ina lest year.
= v-s .s5 EDUCATION.
Mechanics and EorEingnsn va and he llos uchosl
syslam encoufagcd b. eho Stllo and e1dogei VIA 9
large reFenns for the support q sslool3 zA1 ct1-
dran can I've 10 sght of tie church and se0oholsea
and grow up viii lho prosperity q ne leang st5 a
The Great Western EmpFe.
PRICEs AND TERIB OF PAT1EEI
he prices Of these lands vary from 50 70 e25 por
aors, according % location, quality, DC. Erst cagl
farming lands ss for abogt SO % SO PER acre ad
ne relative eSpenss 0f saodung praire Ind l1 con
pared win wood land Is IN the ratio q 70 10 n favor
q the former. ne terms of zzls for ths bu of tl
iands Ein b8
OHE YRAR's uTIEREsT N ADVABGR.
as six per cent per annum and SIX interest -, q -
por cens Payebi0 res DectiTey IL ore, t threo ioT
hEa ard SIX years from data q G1ls ala four noai
FOR principal, payabi5 n four, eve Esd SEE s yeala
from ate Il ssls coutraot 1atng lhal leenfh
Of he tract purchased gtaib fenced and culVaied
each and every yeaf lor are years from date Of szla,
20 that e tha cd q I'VE years oneha zaa 1e onced
and under czltFation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WEL BE DEDUCTED
from fhsval1aiion for cash. except The shcd b
at six dollars per acre when the cash prics VIA p i've
dollars .-
produceas prices, and terms Of payment can Be had
0STER, Land Commissions,
-.-..- CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
,aoS. ana ClfIes sIfuafed upon the lIll-
100, APssLErOE's RAILtfAK 60 IDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

By ths use Of these Pills the periodic attseAs Of
Nervous or Sick Headache may Be- prevented; and Il
taken st the commencement Of an attack Immediate
rolisfirom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom iAil IN removing the Haesse or Head
ache 70 which v males are subject
They act gently upon ths Bowels, removing Oost-
iysnsss.
For Literary Men, students, Delicate Females AID
all persons Of sedsntsry habita thay are valuable as
Laxative, improving the appstits, giving tone and
Vigor to the digestive Orsans, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole systsm
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having besn IN uso many
years, during which time they have prevented ana
relieved . vast amount Of pain and suGsring from
Hsadsehe, whether organising In the nsrtous sys-
tenn or from dsrangod state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in thsir composition,
and may be taken ct AL times with parfsot SAFETY,
without making any change Of diet and the abssncs
Of any diHagreeabls tass renders it easy 70 adins
tor them to Children '
.BEWARE oOUNT NTEBFEIFs 81
-. The genuine have iYs signatures OF Henry O,
spaiaing on each BOZ.
s-sOld BY Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
A Boz viii be sent by mail, prepaid. on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS. -
S~An orders should be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDLNg.
s Cedar Street, New KoEk,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

VEssrIs PAssEn.-Ths following vessels passed De-
troit on the Z7thi
RdaBd Un-PropelleT Omar Pasha.
Bound DOsgH-Steamboat City OF Cleveland pro-
pellera Plymouth, Dunklrk, Buffalo, Globe, Island
er barlIs Waverly, s. d. POmeFy, Marquette, Mao
mi; brigs Lowell, oleander, Ferguson; schooners
Mary Collins, Arctic, J P. kirkland, Eleanor, Ra-
Denmark, Petrol, LamDlighter, Matt Root, Shook.
List Of the vessels passing through the WsllAnd
Canal:
BOHHd Hesf-May 24th- Propeller Vermont and
Sea Bird. On the 25th-SChOoners Emeu, Her
aid, Colrains, Dreadnaught, Thomas KingBford,
Annexation, Dane, narlen and helbury.
Bound EdSf-MsY 2lth-Propallsr tintario, schoon-
Glover, Arabian, and brig Seminole. On the 18th
Brig Orkney Lass.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29

.ConnoE PuzAs coURT.-The Court was oc-
eupisd during yesterday with the case of
Francis Parker vs. Chss. b. Jennings, for
assault with intent 70 kill. The Jury re-
tired and brought in q verdict Of assault
merely. The esse excited considerable in
terest, Prosecuting Attorney A. L, slade
was assisted By N. s. Castle, Esq, and the
defence was conducted By Hon. B. :. Paine.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
oRDIEAKcRs.

Tolsvy taxes for the year 1851. Passed.
To establish the grade Of Church street.
Passed.
Toleyy and assess special tax on ali real
estate bordering OF abutting on Lawrence
street, between st. Clair street and Superior
street extension. Passed. f
To establish the grade of Liberty street,
between Detroit and Lorain streets. Passed.
To amend an ordinance creating q Board
Of Engineers and Foremen Of Fire Depart
ment and Commissioners. Passed.
To amend section first Of an ordinance
entitled can ordinance 10 establish the grade
Of Superior street extended, from the west
line Of Ten Acre Lot No. 100 to Wilson ave-
nue.. Passed.
To amend an ordinance 10 restrain the
running ct large Of animals. Lost.
To establish the grade Of Cheshire street.
Passed.