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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
OFMIoNs OF GurAr MEa.-The Baffe Record

OPINIONS OF GREAT MEG.-The Baffe Record
edited by Geo. ii. Crossette, says
The Republican party is a wbipt syilabnb
-frolhed on top, and based on nothing' lis
principles are sounding brass its members are
tinkling symbals, aud its approved history is a
tale told by idiots"
Allison, the Historian, in fewer words, says
that Democracy is
" The most biting scourge which the justice Of
heaven ever let loose on guilty man"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

REPrBLcAN CENTRAL CoMMIrrEE.-The Repub-
ican Central Committee met August I'd, pursu-
ant to the call OF the chairman. Present, II. j.
Howe chairman 0. Fox, o. Phillips J. r. San.
born, (Philbrook's proxy P. Paulseu, B. Block
secretary.
Phillips Sauborn and Block, was appointed 10
draft an Address to The loyal voters of Trinity
county expressive of the views Of The committee
ia regard 10 the approaching election. Ca mo-
tion the chairman was added TO the committee
The Address as adopted will be found on the
first page Of the JoURNAL TO day
On motion il was ordered that four hundred
copies Of The Address be printed The commit.
tee then adjourned sine de- b. BLOCK, sec'y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

HuMBuG.-SiXteen overland mails are overdue
now. Was there erera greater humbug than the
ONerlaud mAiI2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

MoRE INDIAN OurRAGEs Is HUMBOLDT CouNTr.
The HUMBOLDT Tjaes of August 2ud furnished
by Mr.. Eli Durbin, mail carrier, brings pnrticu.
lars Of tha murder Of three more cjtz.ns Of
Humboldt county by the Indians. The tragedy
OCCURRED at Whitney ranch, on Redwood creek,
on the 28th ult Tae names of The kiuad are
George whitney, VIM. Mitchell, and enc OF the
soldiers belonging 10 Captain Douglas Company
named Campbell. Shortly after the killing Cap
tain Dongas, with detachment Of his company
arrived, but The Indians (said TO have numbered
three huudrod) bad leit.
Mr Durbin brings US Intelligence OF still
further outrages, committed since the above.
At ranch on Redwood creek, above Albec's,
twenty five head Of horses ana colts were killed
first. Then Neil Hills house was burned. then
Charles Boards house a man named Miller was
wounded aud his squaw killed. At Redwood
Camp they killed William Murphy and Thomas
Don Juan, both old residents Of Trinity county.
Nh Murphy was near relative Of d. b. Murphy,
ESQ., of Big Flat. Thus, within a week. ive more
citizens have fallen victims to savage trea6hcry
and blrbariy
The following paragraph from the Times con-
tains al that eau be said in connection with mat
ters as they now exist IN that Indian cursed
county:
! " It is bard that after so many years Of trial
and danger to build homes for their wives and
i little ones. our frontier farmers must abandon
i their possessions TO save themselves i.om the
muidefous savages, but such is the unmstakable
warning which has been written 2nd rewritten
in characters OF blood
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

THE Board OF Supervisors had not adjourned
at the time of going 10 press Their proceedings
Will be published neXi week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

sI San wanted the Marysylle .GTpeal to explain
why "God Almighty himself is an Abolitonist
of the rankest kind" The AppeoE does it in the
following:
The best and all sufficient proof ls, that Tie
Secessionists were allowed to begin war which
will dcmolsh slavery in less than two years from
now, if il lasts that long. and which has made
speedy abolition certain in any event. There is
10 profanity in the above remark. II is simple
truth. Remember the classic saying Whom
the Gods would destroy they first make mad "
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

re- JACK HULsE respectfully announces
that he Is candidate for re election to the office
Of CONSTABLE for Weayelyle township. at
the September election s0te.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
COUNTY PRISON.

TO be one story high The cost of said Prison
is not to exceed S5 5000. \ premium Of $50 u
cash. VIII be paid for the plan adopted by fa.
Board. Those submitting plans and spcciGctti0.
are requested 10 hand The same in TO the County
Cleik on or before The l0,h day Of Scptember 4.
D.. 1862. M 4. GRIFFIN.
305w County Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

DISTRICT ScHooL.-Both dcpa tmenta commen
ced on Monday last, after vacation Of one
mouth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
$50 PREMIUM OFFERED !
I'll GDsLa x. .TES..s =

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER or THE hon.
/ Board OF Supervisors Of Trinity county. m.ic
at regular session Of the Board, August 5A.
1862, the County Clerk is authorized to receive
nlnus md -cifcntinns for a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09
Died

At Indian creek. in this county, July 28th,
George RrRNs, native Of Wexford county, Ire.
land aged 81 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

ting to? Talking
more than a thou'
yeats ago, when ]
the intention Of t
beard, last week o'
There were not as
as ! expected to see,
orderly set oi mdn
gether, even for rel
mons, from the readi
amen, were listened 10
spr cnul attention. A.
seemed satisfied with Il
given from the preacher
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-09

ftFit IRA .,F<
FN.th.-. tt-
fap
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
Gen. Hunger'I Proelamarion.

The Washington Republican closes an ar
ticle upon the proclamation of Gen. Hunter,
IS follows;
We are curious to know how this prOcla.
nation viii be treated BY a csrtain class Of
men in Congress who have opposed all legis-
lation upon either con6scstion or emancipa.
tion, upon the ground that the authority of
the President and of the Generals In the
field, was already ample, and that they were
best judges of what ought to be done.
We are curious to know also, how 1t will
Be treated By another olssz Of men, who,
without reference specially to confscation or
emancipation, have insisted that nsitheF Con-
gress, or the newspapers should undertake
70 eritieise military operations. Their sorry
Witioisms upon IGen. Greeley" and upon
undertaking to manage war through 1Oon.
grassional Committee" are fresh IN every
body's recollection. Nobody was to say
anything anywhere, lest Hallsck or AcOlel-
Ian might De embarrassed" Generals
were infallible, or at any rate, must be treat
cd Is such. All this, and more like il, has
been as familiar to Us frem these gentlemen,
IS g household words" VIII they be IS sub
missive now to what General Hunter has
done2 VIII they admit that be, at Port
Royal, is 8 better judge of what military
necessity requires In South 0arOlins, than
they can be, i've and ten hundred miles
sWay2 Or viii they become, all at once,
newspaper and Congressional critics upon
military operations"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
POST. T.0FFICE TIMETABLE.

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT FoR
| ~ the arrival and clo,ing Of the mails at the
EAsFERE WAY. daily, for BnfAlo, Boston, New
York arrives sso5 p m; closes 600 m.
THoUoH WAY, daily for Bufsio, Boston, New
York, arrives $50 m, $50 M closes 400 m, $50
PfrrsBURaH WAY, daily, for Philadelphia, Bsiti.
more, WashinFtOn, Pittsburgh, Canton, Akron,
MasSlon. steqoenvfIeI b. 3 y. =. B., arrives 9:l6
N; closes es25 m.
washington, arrives go nj 4;ib pm.
OIuoIHHARI Wal, Columbus, Indianapolis, St
Louis, Louisville. HaakVile and Cairo, arrives oI0
THSoUGH 0fsdli1IaET, Columbus, Indianapolis,
80 loaiai hashViiie ana Cairo, arrives $50 M
WEiT.nE WAY, Toledo, chicago and Detroit,
oellyi erTiVe9 - mi closes 1000 N.
1H1oUaH REgrHRHs Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives $40 , nj closes 50 N.
sAEDUsET WAHi ElyTia yia Northern Division, Ar
.MAHoEIEG way, warren and youngstown, A.
rive8 7:O5 N; 1000 "a.
hHDISL WAY, daily, arrives go , nj CLOSES 800
RooEroRF, Dover, shsmsld, North Rids,vilIe.
90 arrives and closes on Tuesday, ThurSday and
B1Ia, BrsoESviIis, Ooplsy, &e,, leaves Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS at 7;t0 M arrives Mondays and
Fridays ct 5: 0 m.
,sE4aOE 0EETzE, Granger, HInckIsy, North BOY
etiqnt leaves 4ueaoaY9 And saturdays e. 100 . N;
arrives Mondays anu Esldaya at 500 m.
MARRHNBvILL1B daily arrives lels ~; oloses
E1sr oLsvHLAsp and Euclid, daily, arrives 600 q
u ms 81 i>tT5afion Of mails ready for delivery I.
usually one hour later than the time Of arrival o.
mai and Drop Letters are required By law to Be
All 6ity Circulars are required 70 bO prepaid with
~ 0fiCo open from a91 am to E0pm.
n OOWLES, p. h
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

Princeton, the oapiisl Of Mercer county,
Virginia, reporisd 70 have been captured
by the rebels under Humphrey Marshall,
on Friday last and reoAptured By cur
forces under the command Of General Cox,
on the maxi dag, IL q smAn village, twenty
eight miles from Giles Court House, thirty
Eve miles from TaEswell Court House, and
two hundred and seventy miles from Rich.
mOnd. Mercer, the county Of which Il il
the capital, is IN the southwestern part Of
Virginia, and was named after Hugh Msr'
Ger, who fell ct Princeton, N. j., In lg7T
Il is bounded on the vest BY the erea
Flat Top Mountain, snd is Watersd BY thD
New River and its branches. The mihtar!
district comprising the counties Of Lee, Wise
Buchanan, Wyoming and MCDOWELL, owe
which Humphrey Marshall has command
lies Immediately adjacent 10 Mercer, npOl
the other side Of the mountain.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

In Gen. Butler'a Proelarnation, prOclsim-
ing martial Law in New esleens, be exempt.
ed the European Brigade, upOn the ground
that It had been orgsniEsis not to wage war,
but to preserve the ordsF and quist Of the
city. ItsssmE, from riba reports, that this
brigade was suspected Of Union tendencies
before the capture o. the city, and the
Charleston Mercury stazsa, upon intslllgenee
from New Orleans, that that brigade frefused
to follow the fortunes Of the Oonfedsraoy.n ?
This speaks well for the good sense Of the
foreigners in that city. They could, par
hap, do good, If sent IS missionaries to their
bsuightsd flisndI e home. Who ere "a foad
VI WV stff 1870 .l..a.I ls4 all
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

The Ohio State journal says that the riheS
used By the Berdan Sharp shooters are pro-
yided with telescopes Of such power that at
four hundred yards Il is Impossible to distin.
guisb the color of mans eyes" Those must
be fine instruments, but We can beat them.
We have in our Office an old sPy.glass Of
such power that at four thousand yards It ''iI
Impossible to distinguish the color Of q mans
evea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
NKW YORK mARKKF-aIay 20
IBr 1zLEsRAPHJ

RLOUR-Markst baI0 rsnfs lower, With mod
orats bngiDesa doing for export and !, -. ocu-
Iqmption. ct the decline. Closing with no buyers
SALES $3.50 bbls e s425al IS for supsrsus q -.
N,506s4e5 for extra state; Sa250ls5 Tor sup ,rsne
vsStsrn; SisSi6 fsF oommoa tS S 6S5 eciu% 5ra
brands extra round hoop ohiOi S5,s66S,5O ioT tFsd
CANADA FI.0UR-EIarkst salOe Iovsr.-
SALES l!oo 66i. ct s4SOe46S for spring; s47Be6,25
RYR FIOUR-aarkss qaist and steady. salss
CORN MEAL-MarEet quiet and unobsnRed.-
for Rrandvwine and extra Wnslarn.
yVHISk O9,-Ike Y-Market shade hrmer. eales 100
WFEET-Msrket Io9o lower, with large buui-
SAILS Sssia bus Chicago spring at ssaIns for Inss
Fiar r. choice; 5000 northwestern club s50Sl 03;
i7n0 Racins spring a. 95astn0; ss,s0a bush canada
cub sOaI On; ss,0O0 HIwsukes club SI.00alO8; s..
Ssts usH ss INA 50 m bGSS Sa.sP % % I'd Western
a 8 ,06@l,ll; and 27,O0O bush amber Michigan ct
PRAS-saIss ssrO bush ct 7Oo.
REE-Markst heavy and declining. Sales at -
BGRLEY-.Markst dull and nominal. We no.
| CORN-MaFksta a shade easier, with more dolnz
for EXPORT ard home consumption. Sales g OO bush
at So for mixed western delivered including small
parcels q g. and 47a4s for Inferior to common dc
0ATs-In very moderate request, Sales ct s98
GoRFRFSSTFss SI very faTl rm. ga sSlss bags Bio
ct ooA22o, ard 900 b.Es OSylon on private terms.
/ RI0E-Msfket hrm. Sales q tisrce9 Osroliua 81
"; 4,oOa bags RsngOon ct 81, and - bags Patnn
l on private terms.
SUGAR-BsW QUIET and Hrm Sales $50 hhds ai
77fas for oubai 7z0sS for Porto Rico; 50 bEs Ha'
MOLIssEs-Markstq quiet Sales T5hhds Porto
/ Rico st 50, and u hhdH Cuba ct stcs
HOPB-Markst hrm. SAFES le0 balsc ncW At l2o
i lSc.
/ PORK-Markst continues dan and hsavy.-
Sales S0l bbls e $3.50 for mess; S3,008lS00 fol
Il prime mess: and S9,SI1flO,01 for prime.
1 REEW-Markat rules quiet and steady, SALES ~
bbl8 ct &c, ,00G7,o Tor country prime; l9l0loo fol
1 country mess; Sl1O00lS,5O for repackBd mess
SII.mfaIsn0 for sEtra mes5.
PRIME NJ Eaa REEE-Market shade easier
Saleg 50 tierc 8 at $3.50.
BEEF HAnS-Msrkst quiet at sis,Ib0l7,Ol
l for Western.
/ CUT MEAFg-EIarket in fair dsmanf. Sales
il7 packages ct ln4c for Shoulders: 50 50 for hams
! &AOON RIDRS-Market more sctiVs, Sales
i 466 boxes western short ribbed middles at OK.
| SMOKED WEATa-markat ~ steady. Sales 81
tierceg western smoked hams at 60.
| LARD-Market 8teady with moderate business
silOS 800 bbls ct 7N9se, the latter an sxtroms ng
RlETER-MArkst steady at IOGl7 for Ohio and
/ l0l0lo for state.
CHKEsR-Markss firm ct sasH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

We learn from gentleman who arrived
yesterday from Gen. OOx's headquarters, at
Baleigh, that Col. Seammon, who had ad-
vancsd to Princeton, in Mercer county, had
fallen back from that village to q stronger
position, before q vastly superior number Of
rebels. The roads from Gsulsy to Raleigh,
and from Raleigh to Princston, are In q mis-.
erable condition. Forage Is exceedingly
scarce, and it Is with great difficulty that
food Is found for either man or beast WhssI-
inq lntsniqenssr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
RspuhIIean Opinion.

The Washington correspondent Of the N.
I. Tines Of Saturday, says that no Republl-
Can here Is known TO sustain General Hunt.
ers proclamation. With quite as good op-
portuRities to understand what the fact is in
that respect, we affirm thst We find no Re
publican here, whether in or out Of Congress,
who does not desire that this proclamation
should be left to stand just as 1t is, and the
work which It has accomplished be let alone.
- Warrington RrPubHean.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

In Gen BuelPs official report Of the battle
Of Shiloh, he says:
'There were no idlers in the battle Of the
Tth. Every portion Of the army did its
work. Tue batteries of Ospts. Terrell and
EendenhsH were splsndi1ly handled and
served; thatof Capt. Bartlett was served with
great spirit and gallantry, though with less
decisive results"
Elsewhere, among the officers specially to
be commended for their gsllsniry and skill
be mentions "Ospt Bartlett, Ohio Volunteer
Battery"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

Parsons, Chicago lawyer, was trying 9
case before q jury, being counsel for tbepris'
oneE. The judge was very hard on him, and
the jury brought in verdict Of guilty
Parsons moved for q new trial. The judge
denied his motion, and remarked, "Ths
court and the jury think the prisoner 6
knaye and fOolD Instantly the counsel
replied; HFhe prisoner wishes me to say be
Is perfectly satisGed-he has been tried by 6
court and jury of his peers"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
MPORrANT- TO FRNALRa


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FfTI.S lIs.
Thecombnation OF ingrsdisnfs In = -. On. -. 81
the result Qfa long and extensive -. rt,-
are Mid in their cpsration an. -. = -.
ing 81 iuesalasitisa, ps'nf > s,gs-75ri.i,. =.
moving all sHpcianas ~ = .,s,- S,,,s.,s s,s.5sr
wise, hsad@2se, pain n ths 10 -sl.i.4is, of -,
,ta 5, ~ - =, AT setions, Mysteries IA 7a
l -, - = - and limbs, So disturhsi
-- Dk. cHE EsE1LA WS Pills --.-l
,S o1 ,a ssnis Of new era IN ths trssf- 4
-. N-..- Eregulsstss and obstrustion1 Fhich
si. 49,, sned % Hiany % & premature gIuTa. No
- !, Al enjoy good health unless she Is regular,
-, neusser obssrustion takes plscs tho gsneral
- .ifh begins 70 decline. lr ~ q 1al
DR.. CHEEsE1[AN PILLS ha
are the most sfsctual remedy ever known f5r ~ =
complaints peculiar 70 females. Toall elaasos t6s
are Invaluable aiuon g Win certainty bsssodcaEE cL
'sSniArisy. They ere knoEn TO thousands, Rh1
nave ussd them 6 disrult pari0d8 thrcuFholt fEa p
eountrys having the Hanction Of some o. ne most =
elninsnt Ph5 sicians IN America .
Expiiot dicectoJis, stafing WhsE thsT ah0ul5 not
% used with saof- Box. Jhs prios 81, 90 pr Box,
containing from 81 70 50 Piih.
rlil lsnt oy natl, DTompty, b. rsmittiRs q td8
tro7fistof. Ecld b. Drusgists generally. a
al Rs HUTGHIEGs, Pronriet5r l19l
20 Cedar st New York.
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in ClsFsland b7 - ~.
STRONG ARMsTRONG. aprti:soEkz 1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

While acknowledging the attention Of the
correspondent Whs sends us from New Lon.
don an educational address made in Corning
in February last, we must decline its publica-
ton. Our columns are 30 filed to overflow
ing With war news that we should not feel
justified in filing two columns with the ad-
dress in question at this time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
SgECIEL R0fEES.
BR4EDRET % VE9ETEBIT PIKTs

Are infai ibls for costiEsnel, sasns, los % apl-
tie, sick headachs, gfdins.l ssnss Of bloatfng a.
ger meals, dlEEinas8, dfoaalnes5. and crrr1-lnr II
pains, and AZ disorders of tho stomach aud bowels
~ Original Letter e. - Ouual- stlsSs, Eoa
York.
,. J. Q. CO0Ks pubiilhar Of the Gtsts Blrnsr,- q
Bennington, Vt, says be vas attacked With Das.
PERsIAs and Buhsrsd 80 severely from It, faatnaf
pErtlcs Of food could b swallowed without occa.
EiOning the most unoomiJFtabis ssnsaii5n init
stomach. For nYo years be sufsEsd fom thiI
dreadful complaint when be used BRAHDBlTd'5 i
PILLS. The hrIt box did not beaedt lin uroh,
bus tas second produced change, end b. she tina
hs had taksn six boxes 8 OOMPhEiE OURn vs.
elected. Hosaysi "l1y dyspspsia Ras gons, and NJ
expectation Of an sarIs dsatk van l56sd. .r-------
ERAHDRETH's PILLS ars sola at he principal
Cmoo, ~ Canal Btrosis and Ualon Square, Hsu
TOrk.
Obtain your aEst BuDDly fiOn one q fba1sdsudtsC :
or nom cu1 0f me ag1i4r adEsftssd sgsaf5 5l t5
Gsnuiae Brandrsih'5 Pili1fyou aill ihsn Know how
% discern between the true and al5s
sold b. A. 8. Gardner, ~ EuSosior 6trsst, Clsgs-
iaad, Ohio snd by al rsspsetabls dsalsrI in mesi-
oines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

M. EnOch Payne, Of whose return to this
city from Huntsville, AlsbsmA, notice was
made yesterday, wishes to correct several
errors in that notice. BE says that this Is
not his ''arst opportunity Of coming North"
as vas stated, and that the officers Of the
road were not taken prisoners, thereby
making their escape to the North. he also
ssys We were in error in saying that Hsr-
dee rsHsstsd ''rapidly" through Huntsville,
although We cannot see that this is vital
point IL he retreated ct sll. Mr.. Psyne
did not intend coming North when he left
Huntsville, but intended proceeding to
Memphis from Nashville. Arriving at the
later place. however, he found that he
could not 70 to Memphis, and then OOnClud-
ed to come to the North and visit his
friends.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
ME.sFOoK MAEKKF-nlay 90.

IlA EAAE4AAEAsl
mONRK-Market continues very easy Ct 35fi3l5f
. cent on call. Strictly prime paper wanted as 20
5 3 cent.
STERLING EXCHANGR-Msrkst armer
e llsN0lA for bankers bills and ilsh allS1 for
uercnant8' bills.
GOLD-American gold advanced to sEask 3
cent premium California gold bars frm af s40l
. cent premium. ..
GOVERNmENT SFOOKs-AIarkst frmsr.
UrY Notes lolS0101S.
9EOCkB-markst dull and hardly 90 hrn.-
Chicago Rock Island e34; Chi, Bur q Quincy 6o'6;
Cleveland Toledo 465l; Galena Chicago n; Hi
nois Central scrip 6la; MiehigRn Southern guar
alted SIX; hichisar Southern Is; MlchiGan Central
631s;9Hui8on 1875; Erie s956 New York Central SAX
Gold lOs3f; Toledo Wabash "a 6ll1; United Btafeg
O. 81 registered, I03; do coupons i0lS; Tenne1gee
g 6sei Missouri g. 5eS; Ill Canal registered bonds
s5Hi Illinois War Lean 964; Michigan &c IS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
nInmmnth NInnIlnr.

OaDt. Ericsson has planned large seaQo-
ing Monitor with single turret, plated with
iron "a inches thick, and armed with two
guns, carrying ball ], 900 pounds In weight
Two at least Of these formidable vessels win
probably be ordered. The Nonit7Fis regard
ed as the best If all iron clad floating things
yet tested : WaskiAgtOa Dispatch is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
AaaIrs at Nov OrIeans


The New Orleans Bee of the 9Th does not
think the yellow fever viii visit the city
this year, It says, 'Ths Mayor and the muni-
cipal authorities have been allowed to retain
their power and privileges in everything un-
connected with military affairs" No diff
ollties have taken place between the soldiers
and citizens. The Bee says, "Fhe Federal
soldiers do not seem to interfere with the
private property of the oitiIsns, and have
done nothing that We are aware of n pro-
woke difficulty. The usual nightly reports
Of arrests for vagrsney, assaults, wOunding
and killing, have unqpestionsbly bean di-
minished." Also, uThe city is as tranquil
and peaceable as in the most quiet times.
The Evening Delta Of the 9Th says the "Oity
authorities have pledged themselves in be-
half Of our citizens, for the safety Of the
officers and soldiers of the United Ststel
army when moving through the streets, and
that our people would refraia from mOlest
ing OF insulting them The Delta snnoun
Ces that Gen. Butler has consented thai
communication be opened with Mobile fol
tne purpose Of procuring boat load Of AOul
In that market for the use Of our people; also
that the 0pelousas railroad may transpor
hither provisions Of all kinds; and commu
nication may be had with the mouth of ReC
river, by means Of steamboats, 50 that th'
live stock and provisions there aecumUlateI
may be transported to New Orleans"
The Delta says "For the successful resul
Of this treaty, our citiz ans are largely indsbt
ed to the good Offices Of Hon. Pierre Soule.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21

Hundreds Of our people enjoyed this de-
hghtful dish yesterday; true they were cost
ly, being 80 cent? per quart, but the people
have become somewhat aocuStomed 70 high
prices, and win eat when anything to eat is
70 be had.
A bachelor friend Of 0urs, who has en-.
chsWed hotel life, and takes his meals ct his
dormitory, luxuriated yesterday in Spring
chicken and pess. hanked By Strawberries
and cream, the whole supported BY q rear
eaard Of genuine Old London Dock and
ClarsG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
Gen. Rossorars,

aTAo Wheeling IntslIlgsnosr of Monday
says that Gen, RoseCrans crossed the river
at BsIlaiFe on Saturday, en- route for General
HaIlecks army, where be is to have an i'm
portaut command N-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
pr.fTp ~ 0RNtl1 rNTAI, PRINrIuR.T

aw- Finin snd ornamental printing Of every de-
oTiuslon doHsef the Printing E1tah ol tee
LasnrR .a. cn t1a latest lIl PROVED and most rlI
sfesHi Pr, IN she blst atFs. % slorl notiloi end
q rea1oualls rates, Hartcular Attention faid 70
tinnE work. EFcFT description OF Aindina done,
-rneoiallT Bank Hook, L8dForl, 30lrnall, SALES
e5ofe. lsi .oslTihf noofI, 30, a.. r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
OsWRGO pTARKRF-Kar 20.

1AL-aAAEnsl
FLOUR-MArkstHte steady. Sales at SAD for fancy
WHR1T-Msrista quiet and dropping, with no
sales.
CORN-Narkst unchanged and dull Sales 1850
bush Old Indiana ct &c.
Other grains quiet
CANAL advanced 50; -four 95ci
wheat e5<o, corn TTc 20 New York.
LAKE IMPORFS-3,9O bbls hsuri 800 bus
wheat; 1900 bus eorri 7,lo0 bush re.
CANAL EXPORT6-l0,000 bush Wheats