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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
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DELATIVES and FRIENDS Of deceased
IL SOLDIERS buried from the different hosP'ss st. =.
Ws.hipgtop or District Of Columbia can fs9es
All INFORMATION as TO thsir PLACES Of buhiAL oy
sddrr,sing FRANK II. SANDS. Government UoaeHAAe''
No ~ Est, Wsshinytep, y. &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

AsToR FIRE issuance Co., No. l6 Wsl.si.
NOTH DIVIDEND The Board OF Directors
~ have drclsreds SEMiANN UAL DIVIDEND Of FiNE
PER CENT payable on demand -HewYOrk, Jolly 10, 1902
bOBkRT d. HART Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
oTylqs wll1lAxasrKsH G4.LIsH1 cosr.yT }

r5NHE INTER- ST on The First Mortgage Bonds
4 Of the CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD Co doe Angus, l. will b. paid .; no Is Wiliism-t
nv f. C. KINGSLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
QSrorerles ano PROVISIONS.
Cost an0 fonno.
Dnrnina GlniO, Oils, Nt.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM jill
" Received direct the manufactures mo ",S %1 tS ss
for sle IN Quantities 10 suit, in prme RRS,IaERs
seT r. or H.. I'm sns I1n tyIism-st-. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

Increase. 1oS's0s W
Gold continued to advance to-day but with re-
dpced volume Of business. The market touched ll7a,
when the supply coming ont, the quotations fell back
to ll7aaI7i, closing offered At the lower price.
Hereafter none but cash or three days transactions
will be allowed by the Board Of Brokers' go that the
volume of business will Of course dwinde con-
siderably.
In money there is no change to notice. On
leading collaterals demand loans are 4a6 cent.
The Bank statement on Monday will probably show
small increase in loans and further considerable
increase in deposits. The specie line has also con.
siderable increase The daily figures Of to-day and
Last Saturday compare as follows:
July Juy@o
Losns..................Sg7 $4,000 SSSot! H5
Specie. ~ sSS'oso $1,000
Deposits.. .lL5,ZIoW iSo'"''%"
The above does not include four banks not in the
Clearing House.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has determined 10
issue no Treasury notes Of the denomination oil -
At present, only SIS and $2s.
The exports Of Gold by the steamers to-day were'
CITY Of Esw.York. ..............'''*6ossls
Bomsda, sS,"VW
Tetal. .......'''''''~he
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morning
were $23, 7so,9ls 80. Tho sK0hsfss' Tor the w'eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Oyyics ov Tax ERIE RAILWAY cosPAsY,(
EKw.YoKx, July q, 1902
FGNHE HOLDERS of the Certificates OF ID. s.

\ GREGORY aud j. c. b. DAVIS. Trustees. are hereby
potned thu sod AFTER the LIT day Of August next
WILDE made ct the Once of tho Treasurer In Erie place. Of
os COUPO,S Of thu FIFTH M JRTGAOE BONDS. rep
sssnted by ssl5 certificates with Interest from May isI
b August /, 1885, II, N. OTIS, aserstEy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

emharrassed Il the outssi to know hoW 70
reach TIE great crowd. Bat be would do
bis utmost he va to speak 70 The child
re1, aud hs knsW how I'd It Was to gs,
their attention Hs-Would sndesvor 70 talk
10 them In language they could understand.
de was glad to zee 90 many here, and Of the
privilege Of addressing them. The great OBJ
leci Of all children should be TO attend sab-
bath School, though he had NJ doubt there
we're many in toe city who did not 60 %
Sabbath School The children who 90 70
Sabbath School should make an effort 10 get
these to DO 90 who do no. he spoke Of
singing as the only way to get children to
Sabbath School aad keep them thsre-sueb
tunes and such words as you are TO sing here.
Children want to hear singing that lS full Of
life and music, not the "Old Hundreds" that
are generally sung to them. In conclusion,
he thanked God Tor the sight be behsld to
day be had never Withssssi such an one
before IN his life. His remarks we're most
appropriate and interesting.
The schools then united in singing the
''s'ar spsnglsd Banner" the eject being
iruly inspiring as the music OF the glorious
anthem Eellsd up In the thousand voices
If the little ones.
The exercises we're concluded BY muiic By
he Band.
The exercises here we're limited In eOnSs-
Iusncs Of the tms taken up With the szsF-
Uses at the churches.
Before the assembly dispersed, Rev. Mr.
dayton proposed three cheers for Com.
TOote, and three for tbs Union, which were
.iVen with will
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

EoTrLFIEs AZ IuaHax : BRlss's.-AsslFs
IsFham 4 Brsgg haEs laislY sdded some
sriFa sttfssilons 70 th65s which already
ssoWisd tbsir shelves and counters. Among
thsss Srs ne anbrotype coPies Of Aue en-
.rrsEinrs, annufactured by Ohsrlos Fiber a
90, Ess Bedford, Msss. These are perfect
.-ur1s q sEt, every fsaturs Of The original
ezF1aEing beiag reproduced with ihs faith
fuIrSli Of nature, while the copying process
kiVe. fsam sn additional softnoss. The Iist
son1Tsss copies Of huedrsds Of the most
o,sshratsd su. .-aEiugSo of slcisut and modern
arsists, and are p,1t up in ths most Sub1taR-
lIal manner. b this process tho works
q =, ere bsoarht Eitain the rsash Of all
Anoshsr novelty ct Inyhsm = Bragg is
= asssnioa msuVe ink forisaiies' use, Wnien Is
sansst thing irnsginsbla ~ she V'slanS
dalf. = ~
ne catalogus Of Inghau Z BrSgg's pub
iioasious has been enlarged BY thsfshiaItin
sns Nelly ss0Eiss,' Of Whish Che 6rst series
% six q ready for sale, va smelly and her
Frisads,p aEelly's Firs5 School Day."
eNcHy snd her Boat, GLiIfe Bessie"
srNsiIy's visit" and "Zsims." They are
elegantly printed snd bound, With iliusiEa-
sionf tue . Life. The childrsn viii be de-
flghtsd With them. The second series VIII
sooa b publishsd. ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

THR 0ITY.

TEz 0sp FEztoas AID Cox. FooFn.--A con-
niitas ef us8 F,Iloas wsitsd up0a CommO-
dsro Fsel8 yo.icldsy % learn Bhsthsr g
uuuld - sgrooahlo % Psrmit Ne GFsnd
Loseo % pay thoir respects 70 the man who
ha1 g riqnrily pssisa his life in tie oauso
e his eaenty gp01 or Wsstola Esisrl--
M Commodore received ihe COMMITTEES
win Eroai fs5sdou and soFdiality, slthc1gh
- stin sufsrs great pain from his wound
and colld scarcely sit up IN his bed. The
GomnoSaao, b Fssponss 5 tho request Of
shs e5nalit.ss, aid that Be vas entirely in
ths handsuf fil pHyuisiau, and fslt that Il
say unusual sxeltemsEt should tsnd 70 re-
aara hh rsc5Vofy he coul5 NOS enteFtaiu the
satjooi fog moment, foF his time belonged
10 his country and he vas anxious 70 return
b his aoiIlla - soon Is possible. He said
hs had come hsro, % ihsh1ms Of hia broth
=, for = sh5st period of quist and relaxation,
Ehat hs might Be restored 70 g degree Of
SiFolFth that W0uId warrant his return.
He said that be highly appreciated The
huasr which The Order had conferred upon
him, and frlt shst his humble saats in this
Ersas WaF, eoald hsrdly warrant sc much
eoa1laslstion; he felt fhst It Would give
hil pisasars 70 CRAFTY tbs reasonable re-
suali Of tas Order, bat hs vas in en- IN
eonsiy situatiou, bandagsd and bod-riddsn,
70 rssssEs large eonPaaE Of his folloE cit
tieal. ''Eou So my condition, and can we'll
what say on this subject lis
1llsuld Be possible for me to gratify the
,lilhas of Jour Order during ih present. Ses-
liou, ] Fi1 Be hsPPy 70 eommrnicais to
gou at e early moment e possible"
Daring ths afternoon the oOmmittse wait
q upon he Gomnodose The soOoad time, and
e ths oid hero Wss feeling Sohslhi1g better
fhsn 81 tie morning, be told the gentlemen
Of lAs c6mmittes that he would sHasaVOr 70
-uspsrs hiusslf 70 rsesive The Order at any
tine sflsr an hours notice. Therefore, Il is
nos bsobsbls thai ne Grand Ledge Of the
/. o. Q. ?. win pay it, respects to the Com
rnoiors this afieTnoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
WAsHIHeFoH, May IA.

WAsHmsToH, Nay IA.
sEHATE CoHRIscATFOE AID EMANCIPATION BILL.
Tho Benaie Select Ccnf5cstion and Emsn.
cipstion Committee reported a bill to-day,
which, with some good features, is no.
stringent enough to satisfy the friends Of
TrumbIll's bill. It newly defines the pun
ishment Of treason 70 be death and liberia
ton Of slaves, or imprisonment and hne-
the latter to be levied on property, save
slaves which were freed, and Furnishes rebel,
or aiders Of rebels, with forfeiture Of person
al and life estate Of real prOpsriy; disqusli6ss
them from holding Offices in all cases, and re-
quires the President 70 seize the property Of
leading classes enumerated, and hold until
the owner is convicted, or, after due search,
notiOund, when il i5 forfeited and slaves freed.
It authoriEeB the President to conf5eats per
sonal property ssizsd BY the army BY pro
eesdings n rem, and proclaim freedom to
rebels slaVes, If they do not submit within
thirty days. 10 enlist negroes, and to issue
40 amnesty. Claimants Of fugitive slaves
are required 10 take the oath Of continued
loyalty and forbids slave catching, in any
form, BY ofioers Of the army or navy
Agreed 70 BY kessrs. Clark, COllAmer, Hsr.
RE, Hsalan, Sherman and Wilson. It viii
be taken up at an early day.
HATTIEH EELAFIoHs.
The House Foreign COMMITTEES agreed TO
report the Senate bill establishing diplomatic
relations with Hsyd and Liberia.
The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate
voted to postpone indefinitely the bill rsOr.
ganizing the Court Of Claims.
FoREI0E IHTEEVEETIoH.
Judge Trumbull introduced this morning
q significant resolution calling upon the
President to communicate to the Senate any
Information he may have Of any design on
the part Of any foreign power to interfere
in the contest now existing in the United
States, and whether any foreign nation has
made any arrangements, or has in contempla-
Iion to recognize the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
ARKANSAS NBRs
EAgErTEVmLE Ark nay =

Corrupondsnco g. Louis Democrat;
A. mrnV q ons hundred and any Pers nl p,f iiay
rave cone f0rEard and taFnn ne oain q eisl nees
i,frsaffsi eI-irsus The sentimsnt % th1 puoplo =
r-75liiv bsoouni-7E more and more ioyaL
feus of our occupation o. thii p,aes E.' sessipsa
= 49, --,-Sf grciteufnt some q The eitizs1l Cd
.i,' ,-s3 vhiis othsrB were ramp ~ f1f defending
- - to ne a1f extremity. 0n the following dEy
- el5vernor issusi pFoelEmailon ealing On ths
-.Iiifir 70 rsrsir immeuiziaiy % ths canfal 20
- - iuVaaell. EanF q n militia Uur1 issuiuE
..e-ci.i csI1. slE thousand TrEan1 Esfs iailg *
,sssi Il LIitls R'ck, but ftas were un5ur orsr ir
cgriuth. Gusrilia band8 are being iuTmea n qoale
ssis-r sud lsr1s uIob1 MY b muIisfsd g eounirJ
80. 10 10 usrio11 clsiaolo5 . or eala11' -
- 7,li-l a iurt seoc11tl, - e1napa1 = ~
ps5ss' - hlss1Sa u-sl,s lspfA-glli q lsis l-i'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
POREIGN NEWS.
dALlFAEs Mag u.
Ths ataausr EiaRara, Capt. Sto1e, IRON LlFErpooi
"a snd QnsenstoEn 9Th, arrived thiI evening.
nnrmnur

eEEAR REITAuI.
Yagus rumors Of threatened Intervention In Ams-.
la couturs IN circulation, and he duiiness and de-
elmo In cotton is attributed 70 them
Ths Parl1 correspondent Of the Daily News writing
On the lst insf ss Il e positively stated today
II oficial crceI, that the french and Enzliah Mn
1tsrs Washington have received identic1l iugtrue
ions 70 attempt moral intsrTenfions excl liEs Of
aay idea Of r5bis intsrTenions II he hops Of put
fhe Parss correspondent Of the Independence
Belre reiterates the statement relative 20 the
coptemplatsd intervention b. France and Eng-
land Tor re-establishment In the most abgUlufe
manner aad have reason % believe the project
viii very soon be made known officially 10 the
public Il is said that certain conditions will
Be Imposed on the SOuGh. having for is object
ne gFadual emancipation 0fthe slaves
The Tines publishes letter from NJ hu8iell
eruiaining the difficulties thrown IN his way by
srerefgry Stanton when he s0ugnt % visit ~
British man Of var htnaldo. be said ne DIN
ruifies amounted 70 prohibition, and links Sec
reiary Stanton would order away the kinaldo II
be dared,
neTmIrted 10 add that have received assurances
/ fhaf Tieneral Mcclellan has expressed himself I
sfrouniy In reierence % Secretary stanton = con
ducf % hImself and me In TIE matter, ana mat be
~ An m sfan have been kind enough 70 declare
| 20 nv friends how deeply they regret ny absence
an he "a sir G. c. LeWia said the House would
soon have ample opPoriuniiy . atlcgss me que
70 Ak leave % bring IN bin foranoihsr loan for
I national defenses-
c,,o-TrRcIAL-Flour dun and declined "a per
mi -incs ruesdav state 2is3d9eoa Sc WHEAT
/ o9iet and declined "a per qlinlal red western
l fO0iIs, white western llsse8a- Corn hfuer
| miEed gfs9d9Z8, white 52853
Liverpool Provision Mlrks5-Beef VeIy Gull Al
/ a decline Of 2s6d. Pork hiss q DOWNWARD tenaen-
l cV, Lard active e. EiGl3sSd.
| In the House Of Commons 1lr. Mcguire called
,ff-nfiou 10 the dlsfress IN tie cotton maluiac-
fur,ng districts, and rep0rled deaths IRON siaTFa
tor IN Ireland. He asked What the Government
| intended 20 DO.
/ SIR Robert Peel admitted that disireas did elti.
/ 70 sams extent, bus the accounts Eera greatly
/ m Times says England has glthdraWn PEI
rtsks In he military part Of the 4ekleau enter
| nrIss She will get redress ior me pli{' an
i suarlufesa for the future
F--nce viii send reIuf0rcement5 10 Mexico.
/ Te-Ilenz n Paris believe that Rome vii be 90
e1niel soon by PledmOntege uOopa.
| IN Paris Constitutional as1eri1 that TIE fesal
| ofCTen. Guyon viii not change the RFeneh poliel
! IN Rome.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

GoETEElT, Kay "a.
A rscod8oi5snos party under BFigtdisr Generai A.
J. Smith, had nkrmish With soms rsbsl pickstI -
our rieht, yesterday, kllliag 2 N0undng 3, and eap
turing s. Our loas 2 r..-
A party vent Y. thin hall mile Of rebel hlttsfys
supported by bEisads Of iaisnlry, iu1t suiadsof -
s1tru1chms1a.
1hs Commanding Gsnfrai moves bis camp lo-day
iour miles from ksfe, % The frunt % cur forces ne
sEerlEs i5 tso and 8 ha 10 fhre8 mill1 iron ~
entrsDchm-nta. Although the army e adFanrlng
slIHly bsc1uss Of fhs uaturs Of The srounds necsi
tEting tns bald ng q corduroy End BRIGGS % = 1-
rally u1d-rstoOd an onEasemant WI c01rs % In ths
CourIs q the wtek.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
OUR SPECIAL WASHIAGTOE DIS.
PITCHES.
THE CONFISCATION BILL
Stringent Penalties for
Treason.
THE DANGER OF FOREIGN INTER.
vEHTl0H.
Diplomatic Relations with Haytl
and Liberia.
FOREIGN COMMENTS UPON THE
War.
Our IFOn Clad Boats Only Three
Niles from Richmond.
FLAG NO PROTECTION
10 O0TT0N.
FRENCH FLAG NO PROTECTION
10 OOTT0N.
II Dl.Palshss . OIsTsIaad Leaaer.I

isPseial Dispatches 70 Cleveland LeaderI
WAsHIH0ToH, May IA.
The table Of Sums due the Government
from dsfaulting pos masters at The principal
Virginia Offices foots up over $50, ,ooO-hall
Of it By the Richmond Postmaster
A Paris letter says that the talk Of inter.
veniiOn in American sRslrs is clothed with
no Official or Ssmi-Oaicial character. Indeed,
while other journals are calling the battle Of
SbilOAh drawn game, the Aoniteur says Il
can't perceive how an army whose combina-
tons failed, sad which abandoned the FIELD
Of battle, can call itself victorious.
Returned prisoners from Richmond report
meeting the Monitor, Naugatuck and GaIena
At City Point on Monday morning at 10
o'clock, expecting to reach Rockets Landing,
three miles below Richmond, beiare night
fall. They passed several batteries without
taking noiiee
Prisoners report great excitement in the
rebel capital. Evacuation considered GER
tain, although Jef Davis has forbid wealthy
rebels from removing movable property.
UniOnists are burying theirs. The Riff Rafs
and foreign troops are in favor Of burning
the city, while substantial citizens and Vir-
ginia troops are against it.
The steamers Jameston and Yorktown
we're at the Rockets.
The President In response to 3 call By the
10th Iudisua, on It's way home, and speech
BY the Colonel, made a speech, in which be
said: 'such men as yOu in the field have
done more to save the Government than
anything else, or any other situated as I an
could DO" and rendered them the thanks Of
the nation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

uLfam AsFER. - We Wsrs yesterday
esss.sd to nsst on tho street Captain J. 2.
AspoI. of ghs Ohio Seventh, who is spending
900 sine Is his home in warren, he having
bo sisshlsd By wound in the Leg Is our
~ i.ss- III rscollees, at Winchester, whilst
rsiisueE LA ling On bis men in the terrible
churre Of Tvls,.fs Brigade upon the rebel
lines. Wears glad 70 know taat ne Is % iaf
rssovorsd Is 70 enab. y him to walk about Dy
the I'D of cane, abot boPe soDn % near o.
him IN fhs asld, for he Is aA'oDg ne braves .il
eui mast PasFi0tie Of cur volul, seef ol1esi''
hel fhsrsbsilion broke out, O. oi.la AZ
pr ioEsoek lucrative practice st the ~
rsa liaF, and took up the sword u dsioa g y
tl-s i5u.Ons since which time he has e''ei
boeu g fho Iost Of dutys regardless ,7f dan-
gsr oE Peuonal consequences.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
IRON PITTsBURG iANDISG.

special correspondeBcs Tribune
General Mitchell's division formed 4 iunctien
with Gen Pope and now forms the extreme len
Of our Hne.
Special 70 the Tims.
On Tuesday Gen. Pops moved forward his col
umn 70 refake position lOst IN the skirmifh On
Friday last The result had not transpired at
fhe tine the steamer left Pirtsburg.
AZ the steamer Gladiator with the eth Mills-
sofa regiment on board, was passing Para Land
ing. Team, en- rouie for Fittsburg, her UPPER
work. gave way, killing I'VE o. siK, ana lujuung
several others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
FOREIOE IHTEEvEETIOH.
WAsHnoroH Nay IA
Housn oorrroATroE BILL.

HOUSE coETsoAFIoE BILL.
Elliott from the House Select Committee
On ConfscatiOn and Emancipation, reported
bill to sasctuAts such, the object Of which
(ihe main features slrsady autographed yOu)
% b considered on Tuesday next the dsbsts
% clnsa Mnnda7 week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

EUoEID sTBEET AID TIE RAIEROAp.-on
the fourth page Of ou- Issue this morning
will be found ths memorial Of residents Of
Euclid street to the City Council in relation
to the occupation Of that street BY the East
clevaiand Railroad track.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

THz THEG4RH.-The attendance at the
Theatre last evening was good, and the play
wss rendered in 3 most excellent manner.
Mr.. Eea8e's impsFSOnatiOn Of the brothers
is master piece Of acting. The "CorSiean
BrOthsrsV viii Be Fspeaisd tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
- WAsHINGToN.

HAsHIrgToa, Nay t.
The Senate &C day confirmed Erzstu5 3. Taylor
OF Ohio, as BFigadier General
The Prfsident nOminated stephen G. BaT-
bridge, o Ky, for a sinilar pcsltlon-
neiai adTices ef yesterday say the po1ificl %
Halleck's army q uncbauged.
EIniomation from HcClellsn's aEmy at Cum
berland ll 20 0 clock yesterday- There I'D
been iueoaslderahie akiFmisfing with the rsheis
D. lrQnl. 10 oshsr naHl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
poAFs u AVN aIHEn.
PROBABLE BATTLE.
CROCKERY { CAIAA.MARE.
dPRING TRADE
= a. S. GARDMER,

nina Gissu sd Bsrthsngare-
FTench China, Piain aad lseole.ea
ais--1SsTe 4 eonBis e a1soriufnt.
s,s--,s Cifos. vNrfl y OF FatieIuss heft maze.
49, fisosa, Farrantn Gnolcegt maEe,
Tea 5uftl.
S,-e-ors- frFsrisIl and DiniEg.
i5ses 9ss29iss ssSud' : - sHd PLATA OutlsST.
i.i 81 49, - E.rs. Urns snd Ohaans Dilhss.
80 ~ tjbandolisfs, Iamr1 LsrtsE1, Ae. e =
.'SSsiiv- 1T rTfo.I, notuithstalaing Ne w -
ss.,lS u Ee - 5lIs -iof 6sfssfI - ,s,vrul
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

IN 1nsaHE Ro0N ALI RIaHF AaAlu.--
I oar lriold TAFT, the Ldbrnriap Of The G. Z.
A., infoIns us that thp Library viii b
op,nsd this (Thursdsy) afternoon and even
kE All looks pleasant and ehoery rev
assat t1s rooms, and ths general impression
. fhst shs 1sdisl and gentlemen Of GleVs-
had haze mads up their minds that they
-1f.fT1 T1sa6Il ss out of thssBoFla nS not 10 b
Hsnbsru e ths Cleveland Library Aasocia-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15


A OEFIEEE or CIEvEAHD FoUHD DEAD
N LAKE CoUE4T.-John Mentor, who has
for a number of years kept boarding house
and saloon on Water street, vas yesterday
found alongside the track of the Lake Shore
Railroad, near Mentor Station, lead. The
Coroner Of Lake county held an inquestupon
the body, bat We understand . verdict was
not TO be rendered till to-day. The body
was yesterday afternoon brought to this city
upon one Of the freight trains on the road,
and given in charge Of Undertaken HoWlaDd
to-be prepared for burial An examination
Of the body here discovered long, deep cut
on the back Of the head, 8 confusion on the
forehead, and that the right arm Wss broken
below the elbow, and tbs leg apparently in
two places below the knee. The deceased
was last seen in this city Tuesday afternoon
about o'clock, since which time, till the an
nouncement Of his death, his family knew
nothing Of his whereabouts. It Is supposed
be took the evening train out to 90 to the
gravel pits, where some one is employed who
owed him money. For the three years sub.
sequent 10 .he last election he was Assessor
Of tbs Third Ward. BE was an intsmper-
ate man. BE leaves wife and several child
rem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
WAsAlHeroH, Nay Il
PERSONAL.

In the debate on eonhseatlon, Kellogg, OF
Ill, viii. take ground in favor Of 3 sweeping
legislative forfeiture Of the property, real
and personal, Of the rebels. Bis position on
the liberation Of rebels slaves is rather du-
Liz,
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ARA BnuoF's CoHcEEI.-Ths Grand Con
1,1t q Massns Anna BiihoP, whose ezqui.-
iianinFiag has made her name eTelyVhs-s
zsazsll, q BFSinard's Hall on Monday eve
sing, VII Be Welcome treat % q large
nunsss q ths nusso loving portioa Of on
aI-l-.na.
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GanL 1faIlmanTs


We eali sFscisl attention to The following
ist,.r from one Of Ibs post reliable and well
esndsmsn In our city. The sksPt-
- - ..nno, Do better thEu to see and con-
- =. -,th A. ,-llsF, II they have doubts
tSst DR.. Aver. at the Wsddoli House, does
,p.s4ay snd radically euT; Sseeli0ns Oi ,he
Tb.rOst and Lungs, Csisrrh and 2tnef gus ,,
..,.s Of the Chest. Noo Is bsS taDoTl'''
,,a,,n Of tie year toHss rs He0 yste7' q e''Ts'
,Dd ,bs prices are a. lOF g Hny person cen
reasonably desire.
CLEyELAHD, March 20, 1854.
sons two o. three months ego eonspIt-
"A Dr. l. WinsloW Aver, In regard % tha
-. of nv wife, who was suffering severely
t,om a disease Of the threat and general de-
bflitv. and hsd also IN enlarged neck. bh'
~ IN the early stage Of consumption VI
s.a,sd. and her Sufsrings were aimoss IN
.uoportsbIe. Dr.. dyer has e6setsa an s''s,T'
s,d yadioal e1Ts. The enlargement Of th'
pssl has entirely disaPpeared, her throat L
,eFfsc.ly well, and her general health 4 sl'
os,lsat. I heartily commend Dr. Ayr
NV syut6m oftreatment.
/ CkFq. II. HAaHGneFoH,
u Smith b. West sias'
nylG-dtWkW1tSo5.
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Rnon KRNTUOKY.

LoCl3FELLli nay -.
Il W8s MAJOR, not Colonel, CaIey uho vas ral5llsd
b. Morgan On parole, who arrived hsTs Eguts for
Washi5Et0n 70 endraE0r = escf a. eEchaug8 q AIM
self for Llsgt. Col. Wood q MorEal'5 band