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HEAD-QUAHTHRs, o. V. NJ, Surgeon
Generals Office, Columbus,
Naw TGaa

HEAD-QUAHTHRs, o. V. NJ, Surgeon
Generals Office, Columbus,
May l, 1859.
MEDIOAL BoARD oP ExANIKERs.---Ths
Medical Examiners will meet Thursday,
May 7th, ct 10 o'clock. A. NJ, in tho city
Of Columbus, for the ex mination Of oandi'
dates for the position Of Surgeon Snd Assiut-
an.surgoOnS in the U. 8. Army, according
70 the General Order Of the War Depart
ment, as well as for the position Of Extra
Surgeon authorised by the State Of Ohio.
Candidates for admission must be grsdu-
stes Of some regular Medical Institution,
and must bring sufficient evidence Of good
moral character and temperate habits.
By Order Of the Governor.
GUSTAV G. E. WEBER,
AtssS Sur. Gen. of Ohio.
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A Fmn BoaR-Tho steamer "Travalar' .
arrived here yesterday, and will, during th'
saAsOa, b OnS Of ths lire bstWosn this port
and Lake Superior Poris. This bsing hol
hrut aPPsaEanos here, = very natural curl
osliy led rs 70 board her, and make such
examinations e We we're pleased V DO. By
relaronoo 70 her msnifsSt We found The
statement RshuIt In les2, By which We
concluded shs Il an entirely new boat with an
old name. We visited every portion Of her,
and are prepared 70 nsy that In point Of
equipment and ali The essentials V comfort,
she q one Of the most uuporbly arranged
H1samoTu that We have ever seen. Her fur
nituFo is entirely new, snd Of = very rioh
description; her 5lais-rooms-ahy In num-
baE-ars oapaoiOus, each having q double
lower and 3 single upper berth thOso In
tended soF families are unusually we'll fur
nilhod with oonVsnisnoies. In point Of
model she is . beauty, and her construction
ia perfect Up TO this time the present sea-
son hhe has been running between Buffalo
and Detroit, having made three trips be-
tween those ports. She is OHicorsd BY the
following gentlemen, 10 whose care the
travelling public may sntrust itself with the
utmost confidence;
Captain-Frsd. g. Miller.
FiFut Mats-Josoph RansvillO.
seoond 4" ~. A. Ripley.
Clork-T. johnson.
Steward J. Small.
In gss.ronomieal point Of view, which is
perhaps e. asinPOrtant e. any noW-a-dayS,she
VIII be admirably managed, Mr.. Small
being an old hand at the business Of feeding
the people, having been for Eve years on the
Lakes in that capacity, and formerly of the
Michigan Exchange Hotsl, Detroit.
The Traveller" is owned By Mr.. ]. A.
Hulehins, Of Detroit. Her Agent at This
point Is Mr.. h. Garretson, who is too we'll
known 10 The business community to require
particular mention from US She left on
her hrst trip 10 Lake Superior last evening.
3OLIou TTsHs.-A very considerable docket
was disposed Of ct the POlics Court yester-
day morning. VIM. Houtsn, for selling in
tOKieRting liquor, Of the "foriy rod" range,
was fined s. and costs.
Thomas ". Morse. for failure 10 obey the
requirements Of the street ordinance, had to
disgOrge % and costs.
James Ross, for making too free use Of his
fists, had his pockets lighIsned to the extent
Of IS and costs.
ROssnna Murray, having INDUCED in too
froqusnt libstions Of the ardent, was kindly |
permitted to make her home in the House Of |
Correction for the next 20 days.
William Wood, for disturbance, was Ansd
ls Ond ordered into confinement for days.
Julia Grant, in grstiRsaiion Of an old and
growing appetite, stole an overcOat, the ad-
venture costing her $40 and 10 days impris-
onment.
John Clegg, for whom Judge Vail is man
ifssting q decided Partially, which Olsgg
probably ''oan't see" was Rned $50 and sent
10 jail ten days, for assault aad battery in
making too familiar with the pockets Of his
fellow man. Another charge Is resting
against him Of a siiailar character.
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- Ono hundred sud Ssventy-fve doses
Of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or Sny other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and iTSah, (allOWiDg
ton pills 10 q dOse) sent by mail II metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established Isle.
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EMANCIPATION.
WAsHINsToE, Nav {

" WA9hAAa1OAI nay As
Ithas been determined to re-constitute the
Department Of Kansas, separating Il from
the Department of the Mississippi, and put
ting it ulder q General, directly responsible
to the War Department.. The General has
net yet been selected. Gen. Blunt is for the
present pat in charge, Gen. Sturgis having
been ordered to Washington to give account
Of his doings. The General desires to be
sent to New Mexico, and Gen. Mitchell Or
dered out of the State.
Secretary Wellss has issued instructions
to Gag officers of the blockadlng squAdrons,
dated April s0th, as follows:
The approaching hot and sickly season
upon the Southern ooast renders It impera-
tive that every precaution be used by officers
commanding vessels TO continue the excel
lent sanitary condition Of their crews.
The large numbers of contrsbands flock.
ing to the protection of our flag, affords
opportunity to provide In every department
Ct the shipping, especially for boats, accli-
mated labor. Flag officers are required to
obtain the services Of these persons for the
country by sGlisting them freely In our
navy with their consent, rating them as boys
at from eight to ten dolisss per month, and
one ration-monthly returns to be made Of
the number of this class of persons employed
on each vessel under your command.
PRRsoHAL
Post master General Blair and Assistant
Secretary Of he Navy Fox went to fort
Monroe this afternoon.
The Emancipation Commissioners refuse
reporters permission to examine the petitions
Of shareholders, or take notes Of their pro.
cssdings. The Washington Republican is &C.
corded the latter privilege on condition Of
no editorial criticism.
coHEnoATIoH.
In the Senate Trumbull failed 10 get 6
vote to-day on the cOnhscatiOn bill.
Messrs. DOolittle and OOIlamer made char.
acteristic speeches.
Mr.. Salisbury talked the question over
till Monday, in a speech reminding the hear
ers Of anti-slavery days. Talk Of Niger
equality prophets. There would be NOR,
slaves In 1870 than in 1860 If the bill passet
and local State Governments remained, be
cause the whites would re-snslave all fre,
negroes. They would favor that policy II
Delaware if Eve thousand more came there
BE declared that It would never again b,
represented In the House BY a RepublicaI
like Fisher. Fisher about the saml
time, in reply to saulsbury's iOrmel
complaints about the arrest Of whit
men in Delaware, gave list Of those arrest
ed and showed why, adding that disloya
white was infinitely worse than loyal black
The Honse conhscation committee are q
one as regards the question Of con6scAhoI
and are by 3 majority for emancipation
Mallory, Noell and Steele hold back. From
the latter probably two bills, enc efecdnI
each object will be reported, but If salts
factory bill comes from the Senate 1t win b
taken up to save time. Frumbull ha
amended his bill slightly in conformity wit
/ - views Of the committee, 80 as 70 cOn6i
o.,s t.Se real and personal property Of th
| Isasino cl.NsseS Of rebels, cOnhseating u
.I.vsa after certain time, and a gensri
oOnRsoatiOu sflsr six days.
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HOW UNION PRISONERS WERE
RELEASEDI
$4,000 RANSOM PAID |
THE NEW DEPARTMENT OF
KANSAS 4!
CARE FOR The HEALTH Of OUR
FLEETS I
The COnfSCatiOn Committee

lsPsoiAl Dispatches to Cleveland Lsadsr.l
WASaINsToH, April 80.
HAJoR aEHEsALs And BRIsADIHRs.
Grimes introduced Bill to-day limiting
the number Of Major Generals to twenty;
Brigadier Generals 10 two hundred. he ex.
pressed general disgust with the senate at the
recent appointments Of men in no wise dis
tinguished.
SLAVE TRADE.
Sumner gave notice Of bill prohibiting
cosslwiss trade in slaves.
HOMESTEAD RILL.
The Homestead Bill, after being amended,
in accordance with the report from the sen
ate committee on Territories, went over till
Monday, PomerOy expressing a desire to
speak. Cerlile declared himself unalterably
opposed to the homestead policy, and urged
bis substitute, givingland to ssldisers 10 place
of bounty money.
PRIsoEERs REL1AtzD.
Twenty or thirty political prisoners were
released from the Capitol prison. Thirty
rebels, captured at Fredericksburg, took their
place.
SICK SOLDIERS
These are ever three thousand sick soldiers
here.
TRADING WITH TIE SOUTH.
There are numerous applications to the
Treasury Department for the privilege OF
sending South vessels freighted with salt snd
ice.
BlAvY RAHsoM.
It is said that the. members Of the Dunk
ards settlement pounced upon by the rebels
recently and taken to Richmond, were re-
leased on condition Of payment Of Eve hun
dred dollars p!ece, in silver. Twenty-Five
thousand Eve hundred dollars ransom were
paid over The unfortunates who could not
raise money we're detailed for duty among
negro teamsters.
EKANOIPATION.
There were two applications for oompen-
sation to Emancipation Oommissio yes
terdsy for one slave each.
MUD AND CONSEQUENT TARDIEEss.
The roads on the RappahannOck and She
nandoah are almost impassable, and bridges,
&c, cannot be built In a day. In the mean
tlme, SOW and sure movements give oppOr-
tunities to the rebels to ''back out"
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~ The Ladios' Christian Union will
hold its annual monthly meeting at the
room Of the YOung Mems Christian ABsosia-
tiOn, No. 8, Perkins Block, on Monday, May
Slh, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ.
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special Dispatches to the Cleveland Leader.
CAIRO, Nay 2.
REMAINS or GOV. HARVEY.
Gov. Harvey's body was recovered yes-
terday and is now on it's way to Cairo. It
was found sixty miles below Pittsburg and
will probably reach here tonight.
TIE SICK ERoM PIITsBURs.
Tue steamer Louisiana arrive to-day with
nearly four hundred sick from Pittsburg
Landing.
EAoH DOWN THH MISSISSIPPI
The Desoto arrived from the Fort this
morning. No very important intelligence
There sre preparations about being inAugu.
rated indicating that warm work is expected.
Monday night an attack was expected from
the rebel feet and the Commodore perfected
bis arrangements to give them an appropri-
ate reception. During the entire night
shower Of shot and shell was rained upon
Oraishead Point and the channel through
which the rebel approach was expected, but
the precautions taken we're useless. The
rebel fee! did not make its appearance.
The gunboats are placed in Sighting posi-
ton, bows on, and the mortars are towsd
down to the point by day and towsd back at
night. They FIRE occasional shots here
tofOre, which are replied by the front batter
lee. Rebel deserters occasionally reach the
feet from the enemy's boats and batteries
but the information received one day is al
most always cOntradicted the next. The
latest and most reliable dessrter SPY arrived
at the feet yesterday and reports JEFF
Thompson is now In command at the fort
in which there 1000 troops and thirty guns
Fridsy night last quantity of cotton was
burned BY the crew of the rebel gunbost
Col. Lowell, this WAS piled abreast Of the
railroad near the shuts OF Island No. 40
Intelligence of the capture of New Orleans
had reached the rebels and caused great
CONSERVATION.
From the feet We learn Of the capture Of
Baton Rouge and the Confederate arsenal
The river is at stand to-day and has
probably reached its highest point.
The steamer Champion, chartered by the
State to remove the wounded from Pltisburg,
left this evening for the Tennessee with Gov.
Yates, Private Secretary Moses, Hon. o. n.
Hatch, Maj Allen, Hon. & P Ferry Of Lake,
Hon. ". Bushnell of ottowa, Hon 7. Hen
dsrsOn of Stark, and Drs. Tiffany, BEainAFd,
Gore, Miller, Durham and Robins of the
Chicrgo Sanitary Commission, and a large
corps of nurses, with fifteen tons of sanitary
stores. The steamer Southwestern also left
for the same point with hospital supplies, and
twelve Sisters OF Mercy on the same beneVO-
lent errAnd.
ARREST EoR TREAsoH.
Judge Shafpless, blatant secessionist,
formerly private Secretary OF Capt Rogers,
the originator of the Western gunbOat fOulla,
and more recently among the captured pris-
Oners at leland No. 10, and at present clerk
of the government steamer Admiral, was to-
day arrested by the Provost Marshal fer
treason. --r
he Is confined in the guard house like
common criminal much to his chsgrin. The
Judge Is one of that class denomiuatsd nice
young men, and is eK ected to take a Jour
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

@- Next lecture in the upper room,
Hofman's Block, is " MahommSd and Ma
hOmmedsnism," Sunday morning, at half
past 10 O'Clock. And the angel said: "Come
and see - II" Charity suffsrelh and is kind"
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TIE GREkT BLs1ARD MAFoR.-Ths great
billiard match bstEssn Kavenagh and Fe-
lsv, viii be playee IL this city on the e1h
dsy Of Nov. naxi. Tho contest between
Fox and Ds6ry Eill alnO come Of in IBIS
CITY. and probably one or two days in ad-
vance Of the ma6,h VhiOh shall determine
The Billiard chanpionship Of this country.
So saws ths Buffalo Courier.
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Weekly Times, Tribune, Herald and
World, New York Weekly and all the late
German papers for this week, for sale at Ba-
ker's, opposite the Postofiss.
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RH-ExAH1rATIox.--Ro Ellis, srrosled
by Deputy sheriff NeKinstFy, on 3 chGrga
q hriae fhs nnl Of Mr.. Richasdaoa, be-
twsan BrOoklyn ana BdEhlon, end eouzhit-
ted By Justice TibbittS, wiz be Te-examined
upon his. applieation before Judge Tildsn 70
Hav.
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~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct wholesale, at
liz Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchases.
apl:Sso ]. MABuRY.
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- For frSsh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pollsts, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call as Halls, II Public Square.
au9s-Ri1
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Scientific American, Vanity Fair, Yam g.
kee Notions for June, full of good things,
for sale at Bakers opposite the POstOfice.
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pRnnNRWYnRH

Nav loRK, Nay 3
RTr. cisco today negotiated the exchange ci
81 oo0 90 Of the Folo notes for q 900 CO., tie n.
trrogii upon the notes 70 be paid up % data bY
% baR1 making tAs sEehAags-
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Lars PAPEBs.-All the latest New York
and Cincinnati dsilies' the weoklies, magA-
zines, &c, as Starts this morning.
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%Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail TO call at 2lb
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by tho case or dozen.
April 2. E.W PECK,
guncaasnr In FullaF 4 Oo
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SELF-ADHESIVE TEETH.
CELB-ADHEsIVE TEETH,
wIraoBT sPRIEas Oh OLAsFs


DFn. HALLIWRLL = DANIELS Dontissu,
F.tasiI.hrd fn 1874 south aie8 q Pub. egusrb,
oVar Uhurchil'E Drrg store. I
FTnrtfsrtinf Taefn, With IinIible 1a1a, inr taaa
cof1foTt md natural appealanee eo11oin6l, having
ltcoG the tc1t oi lle atls y ~ -allAcslqn q al
Vfirf cln b nfsn e our cceIl n cutir1ir sdpsr-
SslTs he qrdinqlg net1oce, al a11F1 el7ld ara
~ o1s1alica Whlle The d q q a. moIl anslrinE
SoorfarY. Tas ancec11 Which cur a7lttn - acA,aE-
81 hzl Indlcod mEnT iulintcrl. " 9 lE1FcI1f1 bol
- 1iat8 that tha ariTi1af cn1 h1 Eunf
OILY AT OUB EETABhIsaHEEE,
DB-A Eingia foQth 81. Uppor aF Lepul lts SO
s, {. sss.as ssE' B.Igsl's g. sh' I's.al -
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BALLLRb's BREEo4-LoADIEe RIFLE.-ThiS
arm, the manufacturing Of which has just
been commenced, in Worcester, Mass, Is
one Of the finest weapons for which patent
has ever been issued. It Is similar to shsrp's
celebrated rife, but Is no doubt much gupe
rior. II can be loedsd and discharged IF
teen times per minute, and there il no posi-
bic chance Of leak at the breesh. The cart
ridge ease is similar 70 percussion cap, but
o. size 10 Rt She bore Of the gun-in the
bottom is the Eliminating charge, next the
powder, and lastly the ball which is eiOnga-
ted and hs tightly in the top Of the cap,
making the cartridge entirely waterproof.
A target six inches in diameter was hit four
times out tof SIX, three times nssr the center,
ct sixty rods. The agent Of the manufao-
tursr, Mr.. Parker, can be found ct the Com
morcial Hotel, whore the gun can be sssD'
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HUDsoN's UERIVALLID TOOTH PAsFE-- Il
winning for itself unbOundsd praise Wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, ]. a.
A. s. GOrhAm, n. @. Brewer, G. ". Clark,
and DrueRists generally. apsO.RI7
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TH1 CoNTIEENTAL OH FOLKs.-This most
popular Of Concert companies whose pres
snce nowhere fails TO draw together crowds
Of the lovers Of good singing and Of plain,
hOms-like song, give the fret Of three en-
tsrtainments ct Brainsrd's AaIl on Monday
evening. 0lthsir appearance in Cincinnati,
last month, the Commercial ssys:
The frst pleasant evening Of the week,
scores who had been deferred from ven
turing out, poured into Smith 4 Ditson's
Hall last night 10 hear the Continental Old
Folks. Not insensible 10 the sympathetic
influence Of q full house, the Old Folks
sang better than ever, and ths enthusiasm
Of the audience Waa expressed in repG=tsd
enoOres and applause. We have never
heard better quartetse and duett singing, and
in the old fugus tunes they sre, Of course,
unsurpassed, when the whole company Join
in singing them. Il is not the highest or
der Of music, but the rarest execution OF e.
With what sweetness they sing theml Every
word distinctly articulated, every note given
perfectly, and every voice hasmoniEed and
blended with the others. We do not re-
member every 10 have heard such q mag
nifcent bsss-Oarl Forms eXcepted-an or
gan tore that rolls through the hall with
the "deep thunder Of the organ" Mrs.
Nichols ls achieving an unbounded popular
ity as Q balladist. Her voice is bird-like,
full, sweet, elastic, and under perfect diRci-
pline- The entertainment is among the
mOst enjoyable, for novelty, ever given hero
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asaVEIEas RRamFER.

ctliEsns Whaling uoEVsFaloe q tithaf 0f lhC
oboVe lrains OF Boatg, Will b called ioI py the
ghrir "a lfat1 at tie Onnihu1 once, lti Superior
Erost, noEt dcur te the Wedden House.
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FAAHk PAzKnl.-LivSEy and Boarding
stabls, o s0nsoa stEsst, 4 No. Horses and
Carriages q roasaaAbls figures.
OapaERsosIy
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lYERS,
fNRENUH DYE HOUSE,

EERENUH DYE HOUSE, A
No. So SHGReA STRHEI,
fNeEt dnsr % Nm. RelteI.l ~ 5l.li94sL es9fesl
U,v,lnr "A Oluaniag 81 al ii1 bEanahes. EiaaS1
M s1f' rTaTli1a anilae4 Gcoe1 q ne store.
- -, Esttbeff 9 Ha1Gla1Ai Lals
l,5. f5-ir-,Sif = O., 81 sths9 HuFohHalA e19l
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~Ths pEioe of ths MoHuza LEABHn 70 new
agents b ons D0llaF and Fif,y Cent? per hEn-
AVA, and 10 deviation under any circumstances
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EFHnHOFTFH.-BtimPsOn il, beyond Ah
question, 8 superior artist, and We adVI.s
those wishing 70 get q hn0 hkeneas . eau
upon him. A Vilit 70 his gallery, No. 1es
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
reF and stranger. R2ish
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

ANER THING AND Coon THINs.-Best Dan
delion Coffee is manufactured by P. J. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, N. Y. The
Dsndelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy Of
all the drinks now used for the "breakfhss
table" Itis in favor equal to "old java"
but has less of the narcotic stimulating Of
fsots and costs full twO-thirds less. L. A.
! Gilbert, 1sS, Ontario Street, Wholesale and
Iii agent for Cleveland. sPs:Ss6
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our SPECIAL WASHINGTON Dis.
PATCHES.

Llmlllng Military appointments
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JEFF Thompson in Command.
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Release Of Political Prisoners
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MlScELLAhE0uS

N0TIOE.-To THa MHNBEps On
= ne lonag Rsliaf aoclstv IA r1rui11-
tfltelE 19eitag % tdis eooiosy vii - I'D =
kt5lf naH aal latehs017 Hloef r6-Ifh - ~ ~
= ~ ~ aers, on f8IDAE Egoning n1Et, nnT -
g ~ o'clock. Bg ortsr 81
v. r. BaEH, sss,y. = DAAH, .tSs.ss. Efssissnt'
DASTURAGE -THR UEDTRgIaT-
LhursdaT, Nay l1t- -
g Eotianos 0atrs-naar Yool-o- 4 osa 49,
~ Iners M HUHlHAE, ths asrdsrrn. viii -
ois.sI.ss. All a. s6th. issssu IS. sioaA
n A BENHA us
Os
AstelAgmos Ha5 eas@ul Iarormaaos OF.
- Second noori Ansrioan Buiidfnal, lover Lo,E.r
Ocantlng koou-)
WAHTHO. "A fsg lndnstrious Youny ra- :. -,
~ th9 gountry o. n gardsul. hi5s. 80 60
4lan airia. AnquiraOf o. a BnNHhN rrr,7f
aoot Aloftoan BlildfnEs, oFrr E.aaf1f C r1rtI1I
@----. 1rTcf11
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JEWELRY.

DINE COM BS.-THE LARGEST
Spri5 isT Wsddsll H0use.
TTNE POOKET KNIVkS.-NEW
supply Of elegant Enelilh Kniveas a.
OOWLss 4 COS,
spria ls7 Weddell HOuse.
90 IN A FEW MORE OF THosB
DOs 0Us good plated oAsLoRs lst yst;, Must
Be noid thls month. DOMLE5 OO.,
aprif ~ Weddsll Hoase.
NOID AND SILVER HEADED
d OAH Es, and Ell sortI Of common oneg- Nice
stocks ~ OoN LIS. 10 Meddsll aoese-
NIlVER WARE-iN EVIRY VA
- aTETY, as usual-WarFanted sterling.
apri2 At ls7 WEDuELL HOUSE,.
WEDDELL HOUSE-NO. l37
wv Superior street, is our DiAss,, ,,,,-. =,
a 8, 4 0 Q <, G.
Matchmaker & JeWeleF, a.
Ho Is, wet side Rueuo SQUARE, Cnsar OOurf Hgase)
= oLEyst. SD. .. noylaRz
NN BURT, SUCoHssoH 40 j.
NA NOISE 90, has on hand 8 largs ~
Taristy Of CiOcks, including tkmner's osl8 ttsS
brated CALENDER ULOOK, which not on.
nj az sSo tsls he DaJ d ths Wesf, snd Bay q t6s
Month With certainty. ny ccnnactlo1 with Elst-
srn FscsoFiss e suoh that en- enabled % SD 70
S5ded / have also hne stock q Watche1, OIooks
snd JsvTaiFY for the Retail Trade which viii sal
n Low a. ny house IN thss city. -
PerLleular aiie1.i21 sve1 g ralairils; AZ
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
OUR Special CAIRO DISPATCHES
LATEST FROM MISSISSIPPI
FORTEI

Preparations for Warm Work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03

FVBEIsHrEa ARTfoEEs.-At the old es-
% NV. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
tablishmentS- ,.,, -, e,,,,,d I. most cor,,,I.to
and Seneca stree. -
assortment Of goods - ,,-..,-.-,- - r,,-..
prices, comprising Chin. Co. ~.
Ware, Of every description %,
Of the best quslity; Tea Trays; ~. v,--,-
tannia Wara Coal on Lamps = ,-,I4.'- .-..,,e -
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus Rel. A.Si. 1T
Of the most improved kinds; Water cOolsIs, =.
Cream Frsezers Ice Chests, 4 sizes; Table Gu.
lerv. Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trsvs; and = great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles. useful as wen Is ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced Workmsn-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-03
OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE
PITTSBURG BATTLEI
1900 Killed, Wounded and
Missing.
IMPORTANT FROM PITTSBURG |

Gen. Grant in his Own Defense I