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Trains leave the West Side Union Depot. cor.
Madison and Canal streets, Chicago, as follows
100 a. m.~-Day Express, except sundays,
80 p. m.--Nght Mail Express, except Saturdays.
$40 p. .m.--Ac,ommodatIon tor Valparaiso
For Boston, Ncr York Ptiiadeipdm, Baltimore,
Washington; Hnrrt,bwg, Pttsborg 4 Whee''"g
Also
For tlJ1ny, Bufd'2. Dunkirk, CicrciGnd Coinm-
bus CiHcianati, DdytoH,
And al. intermediate stations between Chicago
and the cities above named.
Sleeping cars ON night trans, and baggage by
this route checked through to all eastern cities.
Bat one change OF cars between Chicago and
New York, VIA Allentown, on tram leaving ChIca
20 at 7.3O r. m.
Tickets =. sale al the principal ticket Offices IN
the west at the company's Office, corner o. Run
dolph and Dearborn streets, and at the Union De
not. West SIDE. Chicago, WM. l.. SiilNN,
!. HOLIDAY, Gen'l Pas ger Ag't.
JIckpi AGENT.
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Total Capital and Surplus. .S22I O49 43
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and N Bank............S!2 6o4 6s
Cash IN hands of Agents 8 600 90
Bills receivable, Accounts and other
Clailns,....... ........,,..,..,...... 5 S3g 10
$40 600 New York per cent
State stock of lS6l.......t SlOll 10 IjO 90
Il Bonds of State of Conn. - 1910 10 100 90
10 4" Of City of larrd" 1888 10 52J W
of CITY OF Brook.
hn, n l.............. 1880 3 i50 90
10 Bonds Galcna \ Chicago
Railroad Company..... 1000 10 600 0O
II Bonds Clcvcl'd, Pans \
Aslabula Il. Il. Co., (jOO
achl.................." jaj SEQ 90
80 Shares Hartford New
Haven Il. H. Co. Stock. " 40 400 90
100 Shares Hartford Bank
Stock Hartford. ....,.." 1874 l3 500 90
900 Shares Farmers and Mo
chanCs Bank SIX iI'd.." ll2 % 400 %
100 Shares city Bank, nd. d" no II 600 90
100 Shares Ftna B'k SIX H'd" los 10 500 90
100 Shares Merchant Man
ui'fs Bank stock, Il'd..." lOl 10 100 90
90 Shares Charter OAK bank
stock, Hartford. ........" lO2 q l20 90
10 Shares Mercantile Bank
Stock, Hartford. .o......" so / OO0 90
% Shares Phoenix Bank
Stock, Hartford. .,...." 90 1 $50 90
100 Shares Ocean Bank Srk
New fotk......,...... II 100 90
% Shares ST Nicholas Bank
Stock, \. N............" - 100 90
30 Shares Park li'kSrhN.l" 90 4 500 90
% Shares Metropolitan B'k
SIX, New Nork...,..." ~ / 700 90
% Shares Nassau bk Stk.
y. N.l.................'' 50 ! $50 %
50 Shares Continental Bank
stock, \. f.......,....'' - 3 100 W
10 Shares American EN-
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THE pENNSiLhiNiA CENTRAL H. Il.
laa FIrst Class Road IN all respects
lIITII n,t MI ~ DE npIFRI T. Tn \lk.

II flIel lass huiu III an i'spttlN'
WITH So MILES OF DOUBLE rRACk.
Idrce DuNg Trains
.W.ih cuuucc tons Com all points wcstD from
plttshurg lud Philadelphia, all connecting
direct 10 New York.
MHtag Mat, AUoT2oR FaSt Line, N9bi
Erp,sS.
one TRAIN DAILY
From plttshurg to New York li30 milcsl wlthou'
change OF cars,
rI iLLENFOIFN y EASTON,
with direct connections from Western cities,
Arriving hours IN advance OF other routes, IN time
tor Boston by rall or boat lines.
Express trains run dally' others, sundays cA.
cCpiod.
NINE DAILY TRAINS
From phtIadolphia To New iorh. Tickets good
on any Ec or tram.
New YORK or Boston Tickets VIA rttsburg, good
Nl rh.iaJr'pua or Allentown.
Boat Tickets TO Boston good wa any ofthc boat
lines.
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ILLINOIS MUTUAL
a|iy@ insurance EO;upny
With successful
business Experience Of over 2? Years.
coplH, $l,ooo,ooo. Lo,,c, pnd, 700, ,ooo

FV0TT T'777TI TVVFTVT
Instead Of the pJ0ttS for scmI-anuual dividends
~ dGaHiOH to premiums, usually drawn from tn,
insured, 10y stock companies, to pay eastern stock
holders, the 'atcs in the ILLINOIS Mutual are 81
"qutahy arranged as only to require from the
members sufficient money 10 pay, with Ccftdiaty
all losses and expenses fhc premium notes now
amounting 10 over one WiiiOH DOidyS, are Sc
cured by lien upon the property insured, valued
at ever Ten Millions Tins ample fund affords n
.hre guarantee Tor the payment ot cr1y i0SS--th,
security being all located N Illinois, and subject
to our own laws. No policies are issued out o
tins state. The members are subject to no htlga
ion--all losses beng adjusted by dgreed arbllrI
u"n. iH i0'se, cashed wHdiH ninety days, tho
occur under pOiirica Pad ycsriy in adrdnre.
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s&E = - wa u k2Dst -"
II ANHATTAN Fire Insurance Company
NJ Of New YORK. Cash capital, S3JO,00O,
Cash surplus, $4,000. Incorporated 1921. One
Of the oldest companies IN the United States.
1 RCTIC FIRE INSURANCE Comply,
y New York. Authorized capital, $jOO0OO,
with large and accumulatIng surplus.
Al EhCIIANT5'I INSURANCE COMPNY,
Vi Of Hartford Conn. Cash capital, $500 600.
MARK HOWARD, pres't.
T.. THOMAS LonpELL, Sec'y
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New
| | Haven, Conn. Cash capital ,&200,OU Policy
holders receive - per cent u. the nett prohts OF
the business, without lncHrrIuI any hablhty
Insurcs Buildings, Merchandlsc, Household
Furniture, Rents, Leases, and Other insnrablc
Property, against loss or damage by FIRE.
/ INTERNATIONAL Life Assurance Soce-
| | W OF London. Chtci once for the United
/ States. II Wall St, y !. Capital, -, 900, 900.
! Guarantee Fund, 100000. Deposited with the
! ComptroI,rr Of the State Of New York.
. EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society, OF
| ! the United states. ONCE, % Broadway,
| New York Purely Mutual.--Thc only Stock
all the profits shall be divided pro rata among the
policy holders.
J. II. KINNEY, Agt, Rock Island
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Branch Dficc---t incinnati.
Il. II. i II, n. MiGILL General Agents

~, INSURANCE. may be effected with this
leading and pOpular cofppratIoH, a' FAIR RATES,
Dyapphca,Ion to any Of It's authorized Agents, III
all prnctpaI cities and towns
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On The Isl Day Of January, 1862.


CAPlT AL.
Amount ot Capital Stock paid up... 5000 600 90
Amount Of surplus on hand......... 81 Oi9 43
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Are NOU Insured =!

Agency for Rock Island, Illinois,
HERMAN FIELD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15

A correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune,
vhs accompanied an expedition from HIck-
man to obiOu, on the Mississippi, tails Of this
scene:
Atthe ford Of the Onion We osuna TO Davis
MIL, owned by large hearted Unisn mau,
a native Tennesssean. It was an inspiriting
sight to witness ths old mans emotion upon
our arrival. He received ne with shout and
hurrAh, and away he hat went HvinR IN
the air The old man, Vith HE 0rAv locks
floating IN the wind, was perfectly Wild with
excitement Tears chased each other rapidly
down bis turrowed cheeks and he insisted
on embracing every man he met He pPr.
emptorily ordered bic negro man "a ahut
down the mitigate No more Rrindlug snd
taking Of toll that daY. In the excess Of his
gratitude he offered OoL HoVg two thousand
bushels Of wheat and as many pounds of fbscon
as a freevill Offering to the cause. Bog over
two months he had eaten and slept In BIS
diuRy, dusty mill, never having dared 10 visit
his loved ones at home. "The old woman
aust see the Federal cavalry" Be mounted
horse and promptly returned With bis wife,
hearing alOft the glorious old banner Of the
Union. She had concealed that flag under
hsr house for a year, and though often sought
for by the rebels, she had managed to pre-.
vent lis capture.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-15
rho Farmington RooonaoIsauce.
Correspondence Chicago Tribuno.)

An important recOnnoisance was made
from the village of Pennington on Thursday
last, consisting of Gen. SANKEY'S and Gen.
Paine's divisions, with a section of artillery.
Gen. Hamilton's division remained behind
IS q reserve. Our forces advanced steadily.
Sklrmishers were thrown out and pickets
driven in.
At 10 o'clock we reached 8 low strip of
land two miles this eide Of Oorinth. This
was formerly bridged, buF the rebels had de.
stroyed It 70 prevent or delay our approach.
For this reason our artillery could not be
passed, aud it was decided to cross the swamp
and attack the enemy, who were posted in
considerable force on the other side, with
cavalry and infantry. This was done, and
after intimate difficulty our troops passed
through. They had hardly done this when
rebel battery opened with grape and canis-
ter. Our troops replied. The enemy were
plainly in sight, apparently six thousand
strong. As the enemy had other support
far outnumbering ours, and &c It was not our
policy to bring on q general engagement our
forces retreated. The main object Of the
reconnaissance has determined the fact that
the enemy still hold Corinth. This recon-
noitering force fell back this side of Farm
ington, and encamped for the night. Friday
morning they were surprised and attacked
by force of the enemy, estimated between
Is, 900 and 10000. This was so suddenly
done that as the 42d and 5lst Illinois were
thrown out as skirmishers, the enemy's force
outhAnked them so completely that they
were compelled to retire precipitately, leav-
ing baggage, knapssoKs, and camp equipAge
to fail into the enemy's hands. The loss Of
TIE 51st and 42d is supposed 70 excsed sew
enty, killed and wounded; none Of the officers
were injured.
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NEW YoRR nARKRF-aIay:lA.

FI9UR-kArket a shade iTmer With moaerats
demend export and hove consumption. Market
closing hrm with no sellers at the Inside quota
sails 1850 bblS ct si5Oal.5s for uupsrhns state;
SsTS; y ssS sa!S r -s sSmSo So 70 MEDIUM % rgPSS sS
western; sSO066,ls for common to good shipping
hrAnda extra round hoop Ohioi Ss,28s,59 for trads
CANADA FIyOUR-Markst shade hrmsr with
moderats business Doing. Sales 1900 hbls at 4,7o0
RYR FIsOUR-harkss quiet and steady. Sales
GORH mRAL.-In f.ir request. Sales 500 bbls
WHIsKY-Markst quiet and without decided
change. sales $50 bbls a. sl02s&o.
WHRAE-Markpt steady with gooa export de-
mand Sales 6,1fn bush Chiosgo spring at slNe;
f7,N0 bush Inferior to cholce Milwaukee club a.
si,Isai.is; = CO.. bush Canada club a. SI.ns@i,is
the latter proa for extra choice lot; Io0o bush
smber NiiohIssn at Si,iS i5,OCO bush white Nichi'
z RYKENSrEst without decided change. Sales
'iHHIRI.SYSlarkstd dull at 7Oesso. Sales 80 bu
On rnRH%1arFst steady with fair EXPORT demand.
Sales g., nm hush at 5iah2n for mixed WesteTn IN
stores 81 b2c aoat and delivered; 60S7e for south
nkTS-Markst quiet ard urehaneed. Sales At
50 ea9n for Isrssv, Oanada, gegtars and state =.
Cuba St7HAsX-; 81 hhds Porto Rico at SIC.
p0RE-Narket dull and UNCHANGED. Sales i5n
Sss ssals 8 pT IN % Srs me ms. s.s: s H r
PRIME Included iu tha SAILS are 100 bhls mess de-
ilVerahie in Iulv buyeris option st glS,nn.
RFFF-Market rules firm. Halee 100 obls A.
R6OnRTns tof country prime; s9.5O6lam for conn
try mess; 4I1o0AlS.bO for Tepaoked mess; tl4soo9
rs N fnF eTtra ness
PRIpSE ETEss RKKF-Markst quiet and hrm.
sales AZ SlIAz2
RFRF HkhIg-Msrket steady. Sales 50 bbls
ct Sl7.n0.
CIUT NIRARa-Market steady. Sales S2l pack
eRes * a4&e fnr shoulders; 5Heeee for hens,
1SflnN 6TnR9-Market dun ard nominal.
LlRn-In moderate demand ct unchangod price
Sale Iiks Ahla ~ FHaShc. ...
itUiHRRaR-Aarket steady at 7RsHc.
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Ano,her HernId 10 b Treuble.

The Boston Post says letter from Ship
Island, March 9th, contains the following
paragraph about Mr.. Glenn, one Of the COR
respondents Of the New York Herald;
"a Mr.. Glenn, who came down with us
from Fortress Monroe, and who professed
to be Private Secretary to General Butler,
correspondent with some Northern paper,
So, has been suspected for some time Of
being = spy. he was placed under sur
Veillance, and shertly after Gen. Buffers
arrival mysteriOusly disappeared from the
Island"
The Post thinks the above statement can.
not be correct. Mr.. Glenn was formerly
connected with the old Boston Tines, and
has for several years pGst been employed
ss 8 special correspondent Of the New York
herald. It will be reoolleoted that early
in the rebellion he was arrested By the Feb-
els OF Pensaools, sgain ct Mobile, and
again at New Orleans, on account Of his
connection with the Herald and the suPpo-
sition that he was 8 Federal spy. After
having been kept in prison ct New Orleans
for time he was released and came North.
Glenn cannot be the man, Is he was in
wheeling sbOut three weeks ego, looking
up news in Gen. FrsmOnfs department.
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secogted Gen. Visla. ~ the Atlantic hotel,
and wished 10 know II be would be arrested.
The General told him certainly, If be wore
that uuilorm. This corning be made his
appearance In the same uniform again, and
was arrested. BE proved to Be the sailing
master Of the herrimso. he knew nothing
Of her having been destroyed, but said that
her latest orders from the Goverument was
70 90 up James River for orotection against
the Federal gunboats. Tatnall bad rendered
his resignation rather than take her up the
York River, but had Withdrawn Il on receiV-
ing notice Of this change in her destination.
The prisoner was taken on board the Aoni-
tor, and had q long conversation with Lieut.
Jeffers about the contest between the two
vessels. he said 40 shots from the Monitor
had penetrated the Nerrimsc, or injured her
In ANY way except by starting her hmhers
and that the only shot which entered her was
oae from the Cumberland, which struck her
port-hole, split the gun, killed two men and
wounded seventeen, including Capt Buchan-
an. This man did not concede that the Aer-
rimao was afraid TO dght the Monitor, but be
intimated very plainly that there had been
great dissatisfaction among the crew, and
great difficulty in bringing them to obey Or
ders. he thought they would not hloT her
up as long as there was any chance OF max
/ ing her useful in the James River or else-
where; but that If this project had been Civ
en- no they would be very likely to dispose
Of her in that way.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE NAVY YARD.
The rebels succeeded in almost completely
destroying the Navy Yard last night. Hun
dreds Of them were busy in setting tre q
all the buildings and all the vessels and this
morning little remained but smoking ruini
and dismal desolation. The great Eastern
and Western ship-houses, the marine bar
racks, officers quarters, smiths shops en-
CINE houses, 80, were all consumed. The
rebels had built and launched two iron yes
sells mounting four guns each, and built II
water-dgbt compartments, 90 % to be raised
or sunk ct pleasure. These were not intend
ed to be propelled, but to be used as station
ary batteries for harbor defence, or else to b
toWed out to operate againstour wooden YES
sells. They were burned, bat not 50 serious
ly injured ss 10 be entirely useless. A nun
Der Of small vessels and sChooners were aisC
burned Great efforts were made TO destroy
the dry-dock, but they were unsuccessful.
The magnificent naval hospital rema'nI
untouched Even the vandalism which haI
marked 90 many Of the acts OF the rebel
during this war, shrank from the sacrheg'
Of firing this splendid struc are.
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NsWs hsn ss..hsrs ss.ress.

ms Riehnond papers are calling upon
Cen. Windsg to 6x the price Of beef, to put
q stop to the sKtortIOnRts prices asked By
Spesulators and holders The Dispatch says
rsQuisifion had been made for most Of the
bsaf cattle ussr the city for the use Of the
army Of shs Peninsula. The Nashville
Uaioz learns By q gentleman Just E9m RsSh.
n0ad that provisions are ct famine prices In
tAai city, and many Of the poor are In q
staEVilg condition. The PeopIs haye no hope
d defending the city sgalaa Do federal
tfoSPs, snd consider its surrender e certain.
sli isithe radaest aad drsarIest CITY on the
Rloben Ths Richmond Rxaminer Of Nav
adfsyl that taat Week VIM b siruslla.s n
De tutulsoi Richmond Is ths wesk Of ana.
duna. A great number Of stores have bssp
stosod. Ths sane paper says that eggl we're
usilipg Is ssVenty-fvs csntl dozen and but
tr 6 6 dollar and a-half q pound. Spool
oottua vas s1.oo per dosen, aud unblssebed
ootion from twenty-five 70 City osntu a gard,
aosordlng 70 the eonloisncs Of the dealer.
Ths EEaminsE os1plsins that in spits Of
ur.s provost marlhsls riots and Outrseus
rranst S,oppad. Two drunkon asIsIsru psoss
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From RIcCoOk's Division.

EDs. LHADER: Yesterday we received or
ders to prepare two days cooked ratiOns and
be ready to march at q moments notice.
This morning We struck our tents on the
bloody Held of Shiloh, and at o'clock the
columns of this splendid division began to
move. We are tonight encamped in the
woods several miles nearer the rebel army
than any other of our forces have BEEN
Other divisions moved also today. To-
morrow Sherman and others viii take up the
line Of march.
The men are cheerful and happy, only sux-
ious TO have fair chance at the best Of the
Southern forces. johnson, Rousseau, Nc
Cook and Buell. have been with US all day,
looking calm, digni6ed and hopeful Ali
this would not write were II not for the
fact that long before this reaches you the
pending contest will have been decided, and
there can be no harm in publishing the move.
ment Of this army. The fa { Is, BeauregsFd
and bis army are well nigh surrounded at
this moment. We expect 70 capture or des.
troy the whole force.
leans by our forces had very eXhilarating
effect npon our men. They feel now that
there is some prospect Of getting back to their
families in the course Of three or four months.
Deserters are coming into camp every day,
and often during the day. If they are spies
Halleck takes charge of them at once.
Yesterday / saw Capt Richardson, Of the
54th Ohio, reported killed at the battle Of
Shiloh. The Captain is alive, but not as well
ss common; he is suffering from the effects
of fatigue and exposure. Lietensnts Brown
ing and Potter, Of the same company, are
also suffering from similar causes. The reg
imeut suffered much, but fought nobly. 1t
will stand by the side OF other Ohio regi-
menfs that In that awful battle did their duty
and shed lustre on our arms.
EUROTUs.
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SPECIAL A0TlEES.
BBAEDBETH'5 YTaTI16Ii F77T7


AFs infs ibls or oostiVsapul, sps.Es. lo q 49,
4 sick headacha, siedlnssd, ssnls a. hIoain 81
tsr mcaiSi di1Einrlss droa linsla, anf c-amplns
pains, Ahd al disorders e ths atoaoh sss bou,is.
~ Onsinal Lsttsf e. ~ o1nal 1rast, Hsg
ToFk.
J. ]. o. COOK. pasliIhsr q Ihs st,is B,gnsr,
9enEingtol, ", ssTs hs uas atiaoEod uIIh De
PHf8LA, ald slGsrsd 90 1oFsFelf fron e. fl-st nos
DaFtiois OF food could b agalioasd uilhout ocra-
aiouing ths most uneonf,rtatis ssarsiien IN his
stenaeh. Pr aEo ssaE1 he 5uEerod hoa as
arsaifal COMPLAINS. Whsn b nssi BsAEDBETH'B
PILLS. M arst boz did not beaset In musA,
bat ths secoud produos5 cdaugs, and bT - tira
be had ,akaa ~ bo1ss 9 OoMgEnfn OuBE -
elao1'd. ae 1ayss ''1If dJsD1Dsiau ~ ssss lad n
eHyectaiioE q sa early fsaih FrniIhsdH
BBaNDEEfH'B Pills ere sol1 - ~ -riaci,sl
Omoa, ~ Canal street., end Z Uuio- sl-1I,, Esg
KoEk
Obtasn yOur arst supply fon oas Of thsls aspotI
Or fron o1s q The regular adTsFtissd aasnil ~ shs
Senuias BFuldrsih'g Plili ysu uIu ihsa rleg hos
todiscsrn between TIE irls anf hlss.
sold By A. 8. GsrdnEr, ~ eurorioF atEsss CIsgss
land, 0eo. and by ell rsEBsStssls dsal-I n ntdi.
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M A R i N E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND


KHTERED-May 8.
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Prop Comet, Wetmore, Green Bay, 1907 pkgs
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Schr. J. W. Sargent, Hearns, oswegO, 200 bbls
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90 bbls pork 2s hhds hams, IS hhds shoul-
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fRtEhD Ik MID. Thy n.
o.. SWEETS IHFALbIBER LInI1InaT = -.
'ared ifoli the recipe of Dr. Stephen sRse ~ -.
aoetiou' the great bona settar, and - -, -
n his ssaStioe far the last tUsliy sssrs " -
eoai aaifniselag success. As a erternrI b.s-1v
aW.theot . riEai, and Wil alisFiata -.i1 -
poadii5 tban any ether EEsplrsion. FER anlsS-a,
aaiie And Nervous DicTdpn e ls trlIr Ins.rIt.-
nd g . curative tsr sosos, Woundl sBzsial l-I,-
- g. is soothing, hesling and possrfu, rt-rr,,
ntne rropensisieas excite he i1st goDaar - A.
oll- llneas oiaai Fao aaEos given g . ilial -
Over four hundrsd certiaoatss Of rsnar1,sf5 -,
eyiormod bT it Eiehinfhs lat tro 49, 49,, -
~ 49, ssfonE Armstrong, Aronts - rlss5s.
AAas docllaltloeud, ,.lr11T
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NOTICE.

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Blprrcr arfeti u1QeI tho 1ou theflT rnftsr line on
the Rlolie square 20 connect with TIE Main Sewer
Piaa ald sPeciaoAtlons nay b sen at said Rnai.
~ gll1e On eld aftlf tha Igih lnat,
Zoe noela q uitT In proVe1 enta invite the sub
e.oa ol nlal, re1oFElg tee right % aecspt o. re-
leet 20 aalne, ~ order 81 the Hoard.
o. ID. BISHOP,
Haylsia9 Oity Owl Boglnes-
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OOMMRRgTAL.
CLEVELAND PR0DUUR vARHEv.
MORNING LEADER OVpIOR,l
IEURsDAH houNNo, May Is isa

THURSDAY MouHEa, May Is isaa
FLoUR-Ths market Ssstsrdsy Was without
change In prioos. Ths dsaird = 'gst a-d 90 sl'oi
Of consequences reported.
WHRAT-Ths market Still continues heavy and
dull with downward tendency. Sales Tuesday eve
ming Of 400 and 90 bush rcd aaoat, ct 81 Ooi and
yesterday, car Vhlle on track at sI,O9; DO DO at
sio'; cara ret on track al OO and car do DO ct
Sl,Ol.
CORN STEADY aud quiet At SO No sales rs.
ported. |rr
RYR-Ssle Of oar at 5sc
BUTTRR-MArket qmet at about IaaI2Hs for
choice roll.
KGGs-stsady At sasKe.
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~ Eassn and ornamsnial printing q evgEy a.
srrlrlIcr tontaf ~ Printing Allse el1melt o. ne
777fhrl flcn on TIE lni1Et lrroFe and most rapl
san prIss IN th6 hsst gtyle, On sheEt notiosl and
= Esan1nahl8 rltor. Particular etesltiQn peid %
fIarf wofk Every eeacTiFtion o. binding oQQe,
,TSrri.liT Biank nooEI, LEig0ra Acurnaiss SALES
80 E cslglnE booEl, -, ..