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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01


M A , l 6. n IOb1 ~ Il9D4l - -.
1l1 sALE9-Prrspant 70 the command Of ~ ali =
orurr o. sale, tronl Ins Uoart u uomm8a Plea
suit u kzra n ulnx- plaintid, As4fn5f Len fLoin
-, e. ais, deiunaan 3. 70 N directel, shall AZ
Court BOuses N the liIy of Cleveland, in ssse cct
tys IN Monday, the % daT Of Jnns, i.el, ar tpi,
o.o1ucl z. n the following described real tataIe
sftuarei IN The township oi East Cleveland Ia saiC
eoun ,: "a trsrt Il band sifpated m lsfs Nos shd
5 IN East Cleveland, In Cuyahpga county, Uhio. ~
ginning AZ pOint on th- pInk roa u te West cor
eE Or hat p0rtte of the Psenlsss set 20 EiectaT
oneili thence > ~ deErtta h chsins: then,s y
sg4 degrees ". - Inks thence \ sex degrers 4
5.5S chslna q the gesl hne Of Chttesnlsn Lewis
lAndi tnenes eonih ~ shrinsi taepes y. s0A de-
chains % ths plank iOad thsnoe n. 3s5s degrees
- Grains % the Piece ot begtnuipF and eontanlnt
las n lot he (; a,s sT-lo9 eerea n los he's Ap
WILLIAM K aHERWN,
lsl Master cGmmtssiansr.
HiIliAmson kicdles Attorneys ior PlaintiH.
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szQ ti RaESElx POPULA11OA
Tas stafs q rapidly fling up with populason s65,
0a5 parsons having been addsd ancs 1854, making ne
present. population ], ~ ~ rats q 1oe pr cent n
AGRICULTURAI RRoDBCTa
ksAgrIealtural Produets q unots sEs greater laaa
thoss q any ohsrsiata. ne praducs sent out during
he uaSt year exceeded 200 COO tor4 ne wheat crop
"a sso suDro-ehes IS 10000 bushels, Fh.s ths cofn
crcp yislds not less taan 40 l9oo ~ ousnsa
ERTuITY or TEE son.
HoEbero can the industrious farmer seeure such M
they beng composed o. dsep rich loan, To feriy
q Which, : unsurpassed By any On ne gSoe.
10 ACTUAL OJLTYAToRS
S,aes 1854, As c5ipaag hare s5l5 20 GO 1zs1
ny s.1 Oaty % Gesal ellrai'5, aza srg contract
eonsructsd dTDuoh ts1s l1z4s Gtan ess q SO 900,
0oo IN ESQ he Pogalatios of f51ty-stIs oglntil,
eTogA lsiti passss, i0as only rs 5ss Eas Rad go,
l2es LaDs sass addsd Ialag tAs 'sAee Population 81,
ool, sgafB q l3Psr esaL
EVIDENCES OF g30SPEaTTY.
Asan evidence Of the Thrift Of tAs psopis Il may b
stated that 900 900 tons ol freight, in1udns go
buahss Of ran and 80 coo barrels q foaE WeTe ar
lWssasd oysF he hns Est yezr.
ie EDUCATIOE.
Mechanics sad workHsnen Ti1 fad the free school
lg7sism encouraged By ne slats ard endowed With
large revenue for the support Or schoos- Iher chl.
drsn can i've IA sight q the ckurch and schoohou5s
and grow with ths pFopy q TIE lsading Stats Il
The Crest Western Empire.
PRICES AND EERLEs OF PA7MEET.
Y Tie prices Of thess lands vary from S. toS SIS per
acre, according to location, quality, &c. First class
fartning indg sell for about 500 81 pr acre md
ths reatlss expense of subdring prairie land Gs con-
pared sn wood land Is il the ratio q 70 10 81 favor
of the former. Ths terms q salafor the bu q thea
'Iands WI Be
ONE YEARS MTEREsT N ADVANCE
at ak per cent per annum, and ak Interest notes q ~
per cent payable respectively n one, two, threo, euf
hFo aad sx yea-5 from dat8 q sale; and four noes
for pr1cpeL psyabs IN four, i've, stxznd scr n years
from data of sale the contrast stpung thatt etenh
q the tract purchased shall bs fenced AID culTzted
each sna every year, for ave years from date ol sale
so that The end OF I've ycars pneaR shall be fenced
and under cultivation s
TWENTY PR CENT. Will BE DEDUCTED
fora the valuation for cash. except the sao should -
az six dosss per acre, Ehan The ca1a priSs M b Ea
peOdsetioas, rriSsa, and sas Orp-yneuti ca b had
oSTER, Land Commisdoner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
.zss. and cities situated upon thu lIli+
100, APPEETOE2S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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MECHANICS, HARlERS 3 WORKING EEN
HIHE aissuton Of the sntartEns and Industrious poF
i tioa of ths community u aiEseied 70 the fo0Viai
BtataDan,1ana liberal ndncenens oaeFod thsn ey "a
uIIROTB CENTRAL RAIIRnAn COMPANY
which, as they win perceive, wiz enable them, bJ
proper energy, perseverance end Industry % progdi
comfortable hoDe5 for themsslVes and la1nles, Hi1
sonparsItvely speaking, very Iisals capital e =
IS LANDS OF IrLmOIE
No stato in ne YaIe Of the oGsfs 90 gFea
an inducsmsnt % he sstler as the Slate u limos
msre a no portion of ths World Ehsrs ell tbs eosdt
uons Of climate and soil 90 admirably eombins . pro
dues thoss Two great staples, coEH and WAI, as Ii
Prairses cf ultnoiS.
@ A sarar 1852 s.-s .ar.IE rHf
TIE SOUTHERN PART
Of the sats LES within The Eons q the Coton FegEs
while the soil Is admirably RdApeed % the growth o
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat b worth froln 10 Z
Soets more per bushsl than that raised further neths
RICH ROLLING PRkIRR LANDS.
Ths deep rich loan of the praries Is cultivated vi.
SUCH Wonderful facility that he farmers o. ths Eass
e11 Middle States ara moving 70 Illinois n great nln
bsrs ne Of Illinois IL about equal 70 that or En
gsnd and The sou Is 90 rich that It WI support tEens
Millions u people. 4
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.
Thsss lands are contiguous % q railroad 700 nile
IN engh Which connects with othsr Toads and navgE
BE iaes and FfvsFa, thus afording unbroksos con
munieatiun with the Eassern and sogihern markets.
. AFFIRMATION OF CAPITAL.
thus far, capital and labor have been eppled 70 d
vsoplng the soil the great resources of the STATE
coal and iron are almost untouched me Farabe ri
that the mechanic flourish best Whers f0od and IN
are Cheapest will follow at an early day In lhnoE, an
"a the eouss Of the next ten years the natural laws an
neeesses of the case warrant the belief that a. ies
ave hundred thousand people vii Be engaged b II
slats of Illinois n various nannfaet1ging eDpioy
Rents. .l flla 5-ons ssfsga1s
RAILROAD SYSTEM or nLM0IS.
Over 500 0o0O 900 uf prigats capital have ben q
pended On the railroad system Of Illinois. hasmueh
part q fhetncome from several Of thess vorka, Wt
valuable publicfnd h lands, 60 20 diminish tae STAT
axpsuses the TAEs AEE tsazT, and must eensequena
syegy day decrease aa- ea
THR STATE DEBT.
NJ gats - q only so, JOS yso8 Il, and a7hi1 q
la 49, tTs Aas bss reduced 50 $50 746 50, and 4
nay TSa1onss;y spa. aa 81 ts yss e vi bsop1s e
aAe-
pamphlsss descriptive q ne Isaas, SEA, eIlusais,
@ Rpptsatton p il1a 70
H su o o.. w
t ffz m
For Ehs names o. the Towns, EIIl
mOfs Cent. =. B.S zee pages 1ssy 1Se &
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Dy the use Of these PIlls the periodic stacks Of
Nervous ar SICK Headache may BE- prevented; and n
tAksn at ths eommenosmsnt OF An attack immediate
rsliefirom pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom tail 10 removing the Hsussa OF Head
sehe 70 which = nAies are subject
fheI act g-sily apOa the B0Wels, removing Cost.
iVsness, AfA 4 ~ 1 OfI
Fer LITERARY Men, stndonts, Dolioats Fsnslos. ,.id
81 persons Of sedentary habits thsy are vsluabIs e
LAXATIVE improving the appetite, giving tone and
Hsor % the digestive organs. a1d Tsstoring toe
Natural elasticity and strength Of In. vbol. .v1t,
THE OEPHALIU PILLS
the result Of long inTe,tizstlon a,a o.r.s,iiv
Conducted s1PSrimeLts, having been IN use many
Years. during which time thsy have prevented and
relieved vast amount or pain snd sunsrinR nom
dsadaehe' whether originating In the nervous sys-
tom, or from . derHngsd stats efths stomach.
They are entirely Vegssable lu their eompositiop.
And may b taken st aii times with perfect uafty.
without making any change Of diet, and ths absspe
Of any dAagreeable taste renisrs it easy % admini
ter them % Children.
sEwARE OF OOUNTERFEITsI
~ The genuine have ave signatures Of Hepry O.
spa dag On eech Boz. - 7 :, - =
SS-sOld By Druggists and all Dealers "a Medicine.
"A Bog Bog VIII be sent By mall prepaid on rsosiD. ol
TWESrY-FIvE GENTS.
RS-Ah orders shaaId be addressed to
HENRY O. sPALDIsg.
u OedaE stFeat. He~ T0Fk.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

CoNxEScENENT AT HIRAN.-The COM
meneenent at Hiram Eclectic institute, Hon.
J. A. Garfield, Principal, viii be held on
Thusday, June 9th. The Iussituts has
aOurisbed abundantly during the past year,
and its commencement exercises arSalwayH
of great intArast. .---.-l ...--.
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ssROTIO E-AdvSuissrs vi obl'Re ua b.
banding IN their Advertisements hy O'eloSk ? b..
sar edition bslus 60 uuoh tnereassd By the ws'
New that are rs0r'Fre 70 60 % psss some thrrS
hours .srlIer than rsua
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FuNNY.

EHHsAa
An smusing incident occurred on the
parade grousd at BeFes, fewsvenings slncS.
The ARTILLERY Company had finished their
evening drilI and retired 10 their rOOms,
leaving half dozen Of their. number % re-
move ths cannon from lhe grounds, when
over the hills fros the son,h village came
the "Berea Light Iniant y" under Capt.
Barkdan. They number 81 aud range In
age from ten TO fourteen years. AZ they
came marching down the street, everybody
Ioannon iBcludedl stopped to ser and admire.
suddenly, "Chargei" cried The little cap
tain snd the whgls 70 ce ruabed for the
csnaoa, routed the guard, sud before they
could rally bad their ass planted on il bEd
b re 4 aWay In triumph.
Itlb the intention Of the Bsrea zouGves, in
behalf OF the Artillery CoHlpsny, 70 muas
81 efTt TO rssaks this cannon aud punt b
ths sggrsssOrs sOmsGins dsrl6g the 6am.
usrl 7-ssa.
RAvKEHk AETiLLERV.
Up 70 SiH o'clock iastsveRing, the Raven
IA ARTILLERY remained in camp, unesiIain
as 10 what disposition viii be made Of them
by thssutboritiss. Capt. CoItertelssraphed
Gen currington on Thursday afternoon,
max ns inqairiss, but no answer haa been
rSesivSd.
TEg HOSPITAL.
The number Of pa ienu at Camp Taylor
Hapi,ai is rapidly lesseuing, as GONZALES
cents 50 70 their homes OF rejOia their COM
pgnles. The number remaining Yesterday
evening was but fifteen, several having left
during the day. Those now there are moSt-
ly eases Of typhoid nature, butall are grad.
ually and surely improving.
TAKEN.
The eiRavenna Artillery GOmPany,whlle In
an exposed position on the Square, yesterday
morning, were @taksn" BY crobtugh, ,and viii
doubtless be hung, as they deserve 70 be. on
she walls Of bis ane art gallery, for the in-
speesiOp Of their friends.
TIE oANP.
The camp looks like " a banquet hall de-
serted" some faint sttem pt At military dis
I GAFaAAN 4tAAA ~ 1E1AlAoA4
st the gates, and at headquarters, but it is
rather as mstter of form than Of necessity,
tor but few seek to invade the coz parztive
solitude of the sacred soil" The officers
there present have laid aside the PreOccupled
snd business like air which their faces have
90 long worn and have settled down good hu-
moredly 10 enjoy an interval Of dolce far
NisHts with the most eOmmendsble r0sigDs-
ton. Out aide the grounds also, an uniyer-
cal quiet rSigua. The numerous booths
where the Inevitable "Lsger" has long been
dispensed lsVishly to thirsty humanity. are
closed and deserted, for the spirit hath passed
away and nothing but the caskes Rename b.
Every body remarks to bis neighbor, that il
looks dreary enough and " heis right for SC
it does. Il is 10 be hoped that Uncle Sam
viii yet have more troops tc send among us
in order that little life may be infused
into Camp Taylor.
!
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DTKEcr TRADE.-The Hon. ". Fl. Merritt
has been moving in Quebec 70 promote 8
direct iE1de bstween the Lakes and that city,
as means of attracting Western business.
He proposes 70 have the canals deepened,
aud 70 build large propellers, By which
means he expects 20 send grain from the
head Of Lake Ontario 70 Quebec for 10 cents
q bushel. The olebsc merchants received
his communication favorably, and resolved
70 have public meeting on the subject. jt
is probsble that when Lake erafS gOt Cue
bee to NEE ocean vessels they viii shortly
afterwards find their way to Green island or
Bic, which are 81 the naIuFsl Junction Of the
two kinds Of avIgstion.-AoTtTsut WitneSs.
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Az TEs Ass1Eas--Among the arrivals ct
ths Angler to-day were Hon. J. G. Chandler,
Q. 8. sonstOEs Miehigsn, and Hon. WA,
Howard, Michigan.
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POLIoE Cou4T.-EeaFiy a dOSen cases were
disposed Of By Judge Vail yesterday bS hnsa
&0R one dollar 70 ten aud iaIi from ten days
g. twen y-fve. The usual average Of women
were smoag The number.
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cLEvtLASD sTEAwssEElEs.-T The first
Cleveland strswberriea Of the season are to
be had at G. Chandler's, Ontario street, this
morning. Rsised By R. HadloW.
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EsE DRUo SR0Rss-Aessrs. Coeksrill and
Putnam, late clerks in z. F. esylord's Drug
Store, are sbOut 70 open Drug Store in
COwles 4 Co.'S late stand, under the Weddell
House. suceess 70 them.
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CHICAGO 9IARKET-fAY 81.

81 TELEGAAPhsl
RLOUR-Alarketd dull and dropping.
WHEAT-In limited rsqueat and deciinrd ic-
Sales at 7sc payable in gold
Ii0hN-Market dull and inactive at 2S@94c.
OATS Sreaiy.
RRUgIPTs-FlOur go bblsi wheat 1000 bush;
corn if3, ,O00 bush
sEIPMBNTs-FlOur GOO bblsi 5000 busbi
ExCHANCSR-New York unchanged.
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- FoUHD AT LAsT.-BrOnehitis, and also
Laryngitis, known - weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. GibsUu's new treatment viii cure, after
ali others have failed. warrantsd. It Is
The Ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures eatarrh, astkma, coughs, con-
sum ption, dizziness, nsrvouh diseases, and
diseases Of the Liver and stomach. omee
III Ontario street.
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- Rev. Mr.. Crooks win preach on the
present condition Of the cOuntry, at iae
Eaelid street Wesleyan Church, next Sab
bath evening, al ~ o'clock. TexG-"IS
there not Cause P"--I. Sam. II. 80.
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BoARD OF TlApx.--BY desire Of many Of
the members, The Beard win commence lie
daily mestIngs for sales cu AOndzy next,
June ID, Al 10 O'eloek.
IL. WEAfHEELY, Pres'k
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BAKGA, Nay 81, Iso

ooz4EoFIoH.- Eaitor:-We noticed u
this morning's issue Of your paper, that some
person had furnished yOu with the news Of
eur village, and among other p4triotic
things, the announcement Of Mr.. Elliott Be.
lag Captain Of the Berea ZOuAves, which
Rss Z mistake. M. Horace Baldwin, Of
New York, has charge Of the bOys," and
the eomPauy is making rapid strides toward
PsEEsesion in the Zeaavs taetios.
City PapeEs please copy G.H.R.
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N. =. STOCK sIARKBT.-MAY 81.

Market better bat euist. Chicago Reck Island
etfi Cleveland Toledo zZ7s Galena Chicago SIX;
liiinois Central scrip 69S, Chieago. Burlington 4
Quincy s.; Harlem INsF; Erie 2754: New York Cen
trai si Erie % Bonds ss United States 6 81 eou-
Dons s.; United states Sc Of "a coupons IS; Treasury
t21 l02S; Tennessee 6 IS 30; Tennesse s. 80 az.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

-. Frssh Halibut, Lobstsrs and Gomez
ticat River shad; also Green Psas aud
Strawberries, can Be had At C. ChandI ~. I,
corner Of Ontario and chsnPlsia tsss,s,
thls mog1iDg.
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RaHway,

ATLANTIC AxD GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
In the Railroad Record, Of May I'd, We ind
report Of Chief Engineer Ksnnard, touch
ing the progress and condition IF the At
lantic and Great Western Railway. Tie
present condition Of affairs, and the pros
pective success and value Of the Road, sc-
cOrdipE 70 This report, Is very encouraging.
rke report says, "On the completion of The
works contemplated, Akrcn and ClevelaBd q
will be our western termini, and New York,
via salsmanca and New York Erie Rail.
road, our Eastern depot" II also PrOceedH
tn show the comparative sdvantago Of this
road over others, as freight carrying road,
and makes out very strong case. We
gather from the report that Broad Guage
connection between the A. l. @. W. tsailrOad
and Cleveland, will be efected-the one
connecting at Warren with the Cleveland 4
MahoniDg Railroad, the other at Ravenna,
with the Cleveland Z Pittsburg Railroad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

FLAssI FLAssi--Ali kinds Of Flags sx-
eept secession ones made 70 order at the Ladd
Z Webster Sewing Machine Rooms, Marble
Block, 81 Superior street, up staira.
If, CIV. cROwELL
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OswRGO MARKET-lIAY 81

FL0I44-Msrket unchanged; s., ,q5 for fancy.
WHEAT-MArket dull, sales 1000 bush No. !
Nil HIikea rlub At SL03.
CORN-Marksi drm. Sales 7OOO bush Indiana at
:e4c II
- h-~ s~Aina nominal.
CANAL FR EIGHFS-Dull. Flour sse; wheat
S.; S"Tii 3c, TO New York.
lake iAiPORTS-wheat lo,4OO bush; corn
7i,s bush.
fANAL EXPORTS-FiOur $40, bbls; wheatI
l,SlO bush; oorR 100 bush; barley 7,iOO bush.
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! 1ATURRAY sIspRNING. JUNK 6, INsI.
TRAVRlEIl,e REeLaTKR.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2. x. RaynOlas-wogl TWins, Ae
Rsttb-iG Hsu zsua Tsinm'rGh.
AK BY, slds-raient nil etsasp.
q. u DuprsS- ~instrela.
lest A Ladiss' Bruach.
3 ". su ritt-Baa,diog
vloss g vass-lo,al ts'i,.
Beard Il Trhas-tee EosicA
J. M.ts 'n-Lo.af eOtios..
J Ch,udi r-b cal \ ties,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

RsFhieERAToRs -WE4ER CoOLKas - Icl-
CEsAH FkEEEEns.& Twelve different sises and
patterns, for sale as lnsndlaeturers' prices,
for cash, BY W. P. FOOo. myz7
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- r Aiss 9. H. Ransom. fOftrait Painter,
is now ready 70 give n-rucsiOus IN Linear
and Perspective Drawing. Also from the
Round and Life. Instructions given in OIL
Painting, both Portrait and Landscape, Al
her Studio, IA sPanElev Block.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

~ MatsOn receives the New York dali
lies in advance of the mail. he receives
them in the morning aud evening to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

~. The only place 70 get Union Letter
Heads and Envelopes, Il At ls4 Superior
street., Vets 4 Savage Printers. Five new
desiErs-something new. We furnish them
a. $3.50, Ss,7s. 500. and $3.50 per thou
sand. Note paper 50 50 ream. Address
box a7sI Cleveland. ohin. nasO Dat
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POkT OF OLEV ELAND.

POkT OF GLEN ELAAD.
BNTKRED,-May 81
stmr. OCEAN, Evans, Detroit, $50 bbs -four 100 bush
Wheat, t3n tuHh osts
Prop. EisRAra, Lkthrop Buffsln. h57 pk gs ndso
Prnp. Cataract, McNelly, Dunkirk
Prup. CuYHhog - Buffslo 10 tons mdaa
B irk W. J. Pierson, Church, Buffalo.
eohr. Eaple, q. n Bios eT, SAnduEky.
"a CLEARED. -
Simr. OcPan- Evans, Detroit.
PFUp ktSRara, BAthrop, Toledo,
Prop. CuyHhogH, - Toledo.
Prop. Saginaw, Dickson, Bnffalo
Prop llatAi act, McNellv, Dunkirk.
BaIk-W. :. p errOn, Church; ChIcaFo
echr. P-trel, Bartlett, LexinEfon.
Schr. Fame, Blosiet, keiley'a Island
Schr. A. Medbury, (brJ Georgs Warner Rfnasfon
~ tons stone.
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oIE--The undsraighed Is prspared to
manufacture oil tubes and vtts in superior
manner on shOrt notice, and on The most
reasonable tsrmsyat his steam Planing Nil,
corner Of Erie aad Kinsrsn streets, Clsvs-
land, Ohio. G. 4. KIDNEY.
janIsRIe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

: NoTICH.-H. C. BensOh Is not authorised
to collect money or make settlements for
me. N. q. ALLARDT,
81 Publisher OF Review.
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BeFTALo AND CIEvELAND.-Ths splendid steaI lers
City Of Buffalo and Wesieru Metropolis, We uBdo--
sand. y I'll commence running regularly week ON
MOaday next.
YEsSELs PAssED.-Tbe following vessels passed d. .
trOit on the SOih;
,BOsnd p--stramsr City Of Cleseiand; propeller
4aynnaeT, Missouri; brig ABdrs o. hoOners Huh
bard B. 3. Hubbard, w, x. Hanna, Adds- Wild
6oEsr' A. BFadlfy, 81; AndTeEs. n. Covrtrighi,
Persia, SseO. Convoy, Plover, CulIa-
BoEHd DogR-B4fk Andrew stevens, Sam Ward,
LOaisa; sthOoners Nicaragua, Rose DOuse1n ~,
frolic. Richard Mott Wna- Tell, Milwaukee Belle,
8. J. Holly.
List Of the vessels passing through the wsIiand
Canal:
Bouud ton the 3sth-9JhOnueTs @ D. Nurrip,
Miami Belle On the zsth-- Bark Arabia Brigs Ma.
Ttner, =. Sress senooneIs ANA 2
dan. ea4-t - Ftf
B0und Easf-On the 2sth-Nope. On the zgta--
Amanda
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I Up 70 SiH o'clock iastsvening, the Raven.
IA ARTILLERY rsmsined in camp, uuceiIain
as 10 what disposition will be made Of them
by thssuthOritiss. Capt. COltertelegraphed
Gen curringtOn on ThurDdsy afternOOB,
max ns inqAiriSs, but no answer haa been
reesived. fa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-01

F1AKk PAzKsR.--Liysry and Boarding
Stable, ssssneea street, A No. Horses and
Carriage ct reasonable figures.
ssp3aR3s:Iy -
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3aOtels.

M AANHATTAN HOTEL.-.NOS.
IVA as and Murray etrset, ID dooE non Broad.
Eags opposite the f1l1s NelF York AlRglE flin a,
Propristors. X. Huggins, lats 81 peSri street.
aOlse, Boston. Il. 9. BtRE. iA1s ol LoVqoy's H0aei
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MnHAET CAPs.--MilitaEy vaps Of every
style A. Deekahd L Enslehart'S.E Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand 4 Englehart have also . full
supply Of Hats and Caps, new styles, jrstre-
eeived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hsts in abun-
5.nca 1908 uGK OQ G.W 7 0gk
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E See advertisement u DE. ssnford's
Livar InviKOrator.
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Aeaal A0tiees.

Cuyahog4 'ounty IS J 81
Caroline Eshenbr nneri f-.
GeorEe Eshz Rbrsnner. }
GEORGE ESHENBRENNER. OF
" Mari ttt In county OF Washing on and
STATE Of hiO ts notified h Il arc fee ksht n br o.
did, ON the 18th Jay OF MNY, A. y is6,, nj her pti
ftisi y, thr cloe the G4ers Of TIE O,,ufe
mon Plras, vii n aad foe TIE county OF ~, ahOsa
snd -tate 4 .'ttO, RrrlDz the said Geoi g hsu,
ofrnner Atth Aiult ~, with one II znbeth sol
.rehner, aud asking that she m-y be divorced from
III saul george Esh+ h+nbrrRne with . iltlan vi /
be for hearing IN tx from the dats here with
1 ated this lstA day t,f Ma. A. b, ls5I
CAk'FLINE Est tfRE NNER
my2e:'l25 By u rre a. GoiIi-F, her Aft'y
n. u. Allardts Pl1,l 81 70 ;. FOlamb-. j p. o
K. Crussr, dert. SSES County. yS ohio i0.S' O''A'
I'm TIE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
" lsl, saif Justice issued an order Of attnrhuaqut
In the above sctiOns tOr. the sHm Of ne Hundred
Dollara said cause is set f. hearing June z7th,
ie6is A. o'cloekI A. n.
MY Nv M. II. ALI ARDT.
ITO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
Il The fotl..wleE proptrsy viii Be sold HG public
A9~tian At o. Cutter 3 SINS Auction Heare No. Isa
vin1s called Ior ~ owners ami charges paid there
Cora shsIlsr marked !. Pitkin. Clevtlsnd, q.
yudsoH Governor Valve, marked q GIaEford,
Agent b slsfchsri's i,ispa.rh.
Omce-No. in Johpson's ii aIioo-B -BlocE, ioot Of
River ani Froni sfre4is. IngSIsN3
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"a Military blankets and cloth direct
nom The manufa tory and at manufsCturerS'
prices. BY {. q. Robinson, Is7 Superior
street, Cleveland. Avery Superior quality
Of blanket imPeryi0ns Y Wste-. comPsuies
supplied on short noti ~. kllo-dsrs Rill
be met'with prompt stssTriTa adt-ess @.
h. Robinson, 1s2 Superior street.
. n,Y6:lmdAW.