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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
FRnnT NRW mRVIrn.

KANSAS CRY, May 10
The Santa Fe mail with dates to the Sd has ar
rived.
The Texans while retreating met body of 500
OF their men, under Col. Steel, at Adobe Wall
but the whole force continued to retreat.
the Regulars, are at Fort Craig, under command
Of Col. Raul
Gen. Candy and Gov. oonnally were at Santa
Fe.
Owing to the scarcity of provisions, large quan-
titles of which were destroyed to prevent theiT
falling into the hands Of the enemy. our troops
have been placed on less than half ratiOns being
limited TO eight ounces per day.
One hundred and twenty Texan prisoners were
passed on the road to Fort Laramie
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NV ADYnRTIsRMENTs

3ohu Elslsr-AcadomY q Music
John B. Wriiams-Tss psranoe Lectures.
Up. sherwood-sIlk aud Wool Barsgos.
D. Outtsl 3 son-Aueiion sale.
sEsasue Anna Bi.hop-1a,i grand Concert.
llg0p,a. ao-.n . % -siraVbsrrles and Cream.
W.R-Szis Wanted.
g. " 0rouoll Co.-nrsmsn'a sewing Machines
lnaae A. Iaaacs- The Fair Ines
HrAuois MeDenald Oo.-Ruropean shippers.
villa P. Hssnrd-Ths OMcisl War Nap.
UaEk, Gardner 4 Co white Fhh,
% 90 -TreuL
Do Do --Pickerel.
sosu orowsn, Jr.--Attornsy and Counsellor st
LAW.
81 \. Bolse-EeW Nulio.
6punosF q Hl0lLa-For rant.
nary Wolsh-Informstlou wanted
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FROM PHILAOFLPQTA.

FHILApILPAIA, Nay II.
The Bulletin contains the following additional
news FROM Fort Monroe:
The repulBe Of the gunboats Is generally regarded
a. very serious affair. On the NsugatIok II ars
reported killed BY the explosion Of the gun. The
boat made useless fight and was Withdrawn. The
Gaena riddled with shots, and the loss Is sup
posed to be heavy. The Monitor Was struck repeat
@ ~ but is said to be uniuiured.
Affairs ara quia at Norfolk. There has been sev-
eral attempts made lately TO asssssinaie Union sol
iers. Yesterday an affair occurred causing some
uneasinesg. Col. Brown, Of the Goth Indiana, sta
TONED at Portsmouth, went out Of town IN the
ing to take ri O. Soon afterwards his horse came
into town wounded, without his rider. It is feared
tho Colonel is either killed or captured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

ATToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAVA
card elsewhere win notify our readers that
Mr.. John CrOWsll, Jr., hss located himself
for the practice Of the law at No. 12s supe-
rior street, and is prepared to give his at
tenlion to all matters pertaining TO his pro-
fessiOn. Mr.. Crowell is a young man of fine
abilities, q graduate Of the Law College in
this city, and gentleman who from person
al knowledge We can most cordially COM
mend to the. confidence Of those who may
require the services of lawyer. See hil
card, under head Of New Advertise
ments."
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To those who have 80 literally responded
10 our repeated calls, We offer most sincere
thanks, feeling thai this unexampled gene
rosity e proof Of their exalted patriotism
and that their cooperation with our ififts
on behalf of the soldier, Is gratifying evil
donoe Of their confidence In us as almOnera
of their bounty. That We are not insensible
Stewardship bear witness.
4 soLDrRRs' AID sooIRrY.
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PERSONAL.
WAsHIraTon. MaY le.


A letter from on board the Galena says
she gEed 2ss shots at Fort Darling, and in q
couple Of hours more, had she had plenty Of
sbellsI would hare silenced the fort, although
on bluff and mounting ten guns, several
tsn-inch and riled.
The first shot that struck pierced the Ga
lena's armor; another followed near the
same spot, killing one and wounding four.-
The Galena had twenty. eight inside and
seventeen on deck. Twelve men were killed,
two dangerously wounded and fifteen
wounded
The committee on patents reported, two
for and two against the confirmation Of
Isaac Newton as Commissioner of the AgFi-
cultural Bureau.
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AZ ths otLsr mambsTs q tls %.

SoA'E R. WnEIAEs.-FWo lectures in
sgeyslllnd BY this pioneer WsshingtOnian
sreanno unoed in cur advertising columns
-.ha afSt in the Methodist Church, West
si6s. on Fn,dsy evening, under the ausPi-
css q MinnshN hs Temple OfGeod TemPlar5,
and che second ilt She lectuTt-rOom Of the
First Bsptist Church, corner Of Euclid and
Erie streets, on Saturday oveaing, ct the
invitation Of Ben. Franklin Division Ofsons
of Temperance. Nr. Williams is well
knoWn as one Of the VlOst original and fer
cible Of temperance s.tTOcatss, and these
who listen 70 him during 81 evening viii
be fully rscOmpensed for thsh' time an'
trouble,
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lsWEGO NIARKRE-lIaI b.


FLOUR-AIarkstst steady. Sales ct 81, Is for fancy
from spring wheat.
WREAT-marketc closed dulI Sales s,5no bush
No. l Ohlcsgo spring at gJo, an $500 do - sec
COR ~ arksf quiet. Old Indiana held ct 4lcs
Other grains uomi al
CANAL FR rig GtfTS-Unohange -four sc,
Wheat 9c, con T5So 20 New York.
LAKk lnIPOHT8-2.5sb bbla asurs "a 900 bus
wheat; 63,O01 ms o'rn; 7,4n bush rye
CANAL EXPORTS sls6 bbis -four; 5000 bus
wheat; 2i,00O bush corn; $500 bush rye.
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llST.

7 OST.-ON SATURDAY, MAY
70 ls62 . Black and Tan Terrier, ears latelg
cut two scars on ths left side, on the ribs anQ
3 small one on the hip snsWerinR g the nane oi
ftIaeif (1icClellanJ. liberal rEE'aro VIII ne gil1n
n = = usrgon fudlng he dog. Inquire as the IA
tsIien noe once, laz Superior street, over Leader
Soar ting soom mylss31s
TUET- OR MISLAlD-WAnE-
IHnUsg Reeeipt Bo. ioi. ia4na.. u, b /. ,.
9rs.r'.nd an ornad By ihem f1r nhy-esghs hundreu
= 4 1ine- y i've aud $50 buthels OF White WheaL
pari- are cautioned cot 70 hagotiaia for said Be-
eeipt % fs IB VOID and OF NJ ei % vhatsveT. The
fndef sill cunfs 8 asor b. Etufutug i 20 the an
oeTslEredi -zAn = - - - 2 ~.
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MADAME BIsHos's CoEOEET.-Thsrs was q
good sudiepcs atthe Concert of Madame An
ma bishop last evening, and, We may add, a
delighted one. That excellent cantatriee re-
tains in q remarkable degree that exquisite
sweetness ana clsarnesa Of tone which have
made her famous, and sings with the
aprightliness and vivscity Of girl Of eight
cen. We understand she gives another o.
her very acceptable sntertainmentst this eve
4 ming.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

EuRoPnAN sH1PPERs.-The advertisement
Of Francis No Donald & Co., European Ship
psrB, New York, appears in our coluwra
this morning, Mr.. II. O. Deming being their
agent at this point. Mr.. DsmiDg Is native
of Cleveland, and is iamiliArly and favOrably
known as business man. No higher tes-
timonial to the merits Of the New York
house could be desired than the fact that
Mr., peminR ia oonnected with it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

~ One hundred and sevsnty-fve doses
of Acopite, Bell, Nux, or any other Home-
PathiC Medicine, pure and fresh, (alloWing
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, to persons enclosing ID cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1s49.
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RROlI WAsHTNGTON.

WAgHMGToE, Nay 10.
No ofacial dispatch has been received from Com
modors Gnldsborough about the expedition up ths
James rivrr ItcompriBed the steam frigate Susque-
hanna, three gunhosts and the tug Zouave, The
latter mounting one gun They found tho lst rebel
dVinz over the battery ct Hardy's Point, hftesn
miles above Newport New, but upon landing vas
found deserted Also all rebel batteries between
there and Jamestown, With guns mostly dlsmounteds
Near jamestown met squadron under Commander
RozerB which had previously gone up the river, and
learned IRON them the particulars Of the fight Ct Ft.
Darling, and the disaster 70 she Naugatuck.
Godsboro's expe iition was last heard from on Fri
doy; they were sf DING up the river securing most
Of che ordnance LETT BY therel'els.
The general evacuation below Fort Darling
has doubtless given Gol5shoro E chance to bring
up the mortar bost7 to act effectively against the
Forts,
james River and banks is now clear of rebel
The Monitor and Galena were the only vessels
able TO run by the Days Point and Hardy s
Bluas batteries. The remainder Of the heet
stopped below.
0ftWenty- eight shots which struck the Galena,
eighteen penetrated. None did the Monitor any
damage, all giancing OF. Both returned down
/ the river on Friday last.
1 The Galena Is not materially injured.
Both vessels doubtless followed GoldFs@ n
/ Saturday, up the river. - ~
1 Suffolk Virginia, place II s-Iies from Nor
1 folk BY rail and 20 BY road, E0s occupied ~
I Union troops this forenoon. NO rebel troops
| were found. Many ofthe inhabitants had lett
/ Those remaining we're bitter against us-
/ A reconnaissance Was made yesterday 70 Kemp
/ yfiie Gov Wise's place, The town was toune
i almost deserted.
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RRonI San RRANUIsCO.

SAa FRAHoIsco, May Is.
,s1iss Hong Kong. Sailed ship AlbeFfine,
CoIioo 7 gf
Tbs Issrisldture adjourned sine die to-day, and
sae-smebto becomes the State Capital again.
.rt., SAN FRANCISCO, May is.
osS ,7ossengsrs. and $3.50 900 IN treasure for New
/ YoF.. snd S296 900 for England.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail to call ct ais
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by the caao or dozen.
April 2. E. ". PECK,
Successor 10 Fuller & Co.
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UHOAGO HIARKEE-RIay b.

y aIIEaaIl
FLOUR--Markst duIL
WHE1T ma kst I05o better. Sales at T7@7s
p SRs 81 'S @sTfss dull Sales at sseao for mix
9 g E5PFs-b.sOO bbls asur $500 busn Whssr:
65 900 bugh corn
SBlPlI ENTa- 400 bbl5 10ur, 1900 Bushels
wheat; 81, 900 hurh corn
EXCHANGE UnchanEsd colo 3 Sout pre-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

'The Way of the Transgrsasor is Hard
Folo9ths counsel snd heed the advice contained iE
the work "Humau Erailty, or Physiological Be-
search So 1t treats Of the evil seo Of early abuse
and indulgence, ia embellished with elabOrate col
oFed eneravings portTaying every fsture and phase
Of disease exposes the lacy Of the ordinary modes
adopted for the Of local as well e hereditary
aladiss, ana gives the only safs and infalhbs rem
edy for sxpunsing every trace Of the virus from thI
system,
sold by DR.. Barrow, lOi Bloecker street, New
York. Price ss oents-ssnt Tres. Also, By @. "
CLARK, D, ,usgisi, cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

HUOsoE's UBRIvAGJsD TOOTH PAsTH-. Is
winning for itself unbounded praise Wher-
ever introduced. Try it.
For sale by Strong & Armstrong, j. q. B
A. s. GOrham, N. @. Brewer, 6. ". Clark,
and Druggists generally. apsO;Rl7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
IRfallible in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing ell Distractions, from
WhsteEer Cause, and always
Successful as a Pre-
yyauFoF3wo

Infallibls in Believing stOppages and Irregularity
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N Franos and Amsrics, with unparalleled success
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for the alleEi-ton Of those suffering from any irreg
ulsritles whatever We'll to prevent decrease
Of family where hesub will not permit IT, Females
ueoutiariy situsted, those suppOsing themselves
So are csutionad against uBtus tness fills while 10
that condition, thepropTietOr assumes reapon-
mildness would prevent any mischief 70 health.
Other wise the FILLS are recommended. full a. eZ-
p'Cit directions accompany each box. Price 81 PSF
sod wholesale and retail in OlaV land By ZEN.
TIa Bios. (Wholssale DFuggiGta,) 100 superior
<trest; HTRONG q ARM Tk0nH, le9 Superior 81.
e ~ SAOKRtDER, "a Superior street; y. W.
CLARK, Il9 Superior street, and UB Uh1HGLL b
aRf1 cor. OF Ontario street and the Square.
TLAiIES Icy sending 81 90 70 either Of the Above
ag-r, through the ''UleTsland Post Oee eau have
f6e Pills ssns 70 any part Of the eounuy or city
tally and fFes ofpos age by re ur1 mail.
y ri B-LoOE out TO- Co1nbt rtoits. Guy no saolosn
Piils OF any kind unless every box is signed =.
49, All oIhers are bass imposition snd unsafe;
fhsTefezo es you value yodr lives ana haalthi (to
ssV SSthinQ g beins hpmbugsd out Of your money!
Inv onIy those Who show the signature OF ., y;
Have o1 eysry box, which has recently been added
IN scoount OF the rillB being o0unteTteited- Ihe
jngredients composing the RpoVs rille ara Ioe1e
EnoSSn 70 evsiy Agent, and hey viii tell you they
Srs Isfo and will perform ell claimed for them
S. D. HOWE Sole PEopEietors
q. q n--ns-v'v Cough Ours. 4ao7Asi'
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CORREoTrOE.--In our item yesterday morn
ing of the seizure Of unmarketable veal, the
name Of the market clerk should have been
&. Pierson, instead Of e. G. Stewart.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

/ - Artsmas Ward-His Book, will be
mailed, postage paid, to any part of the
country, on receipt of the price, Sl.OO, by
myIsIW. EvERETT WILSON.
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OOMMRROIAL,
OT.EVEI.AND PRODTOR HIaRNET,
MORHTHa LEADEB oEtitf. 4
fpEspAY HoanIEs, ~ o. ~.

WUI-T-- I-NU-T -T0TTT-
TUBsDAX MoaHLNe, Nay %, l5i2.
BLOUR-Tho market yesterday Was quIlg a. d
unchanged with no ssISs d oOnsss ls1,s 70 rs-
port.
WHEAT-The market stu oontlunss kssVy Had
dull and iS l@7o lower. Sales of car very ehoios
ohio VIII tSI,ll on track car red at soe; car
do ct 9s,i car do at s7o, and car ct s5o
CORH-Msrkes steady and hrm saIs Of car
from irsok 80.
OAFs-MArEst hrn and unchanged. sails Of l
car at zoo
MESS PORK-Thsrsi is but little demand. aad
the n'rkst il dull and nominal at 81 sOOalo,h0.
BUTTER-ohoios roll is worth l1&aRo.
EGGS -stsady at sesH-
LARD-UnchsnEsd All = o. .. 7e9zls foseom-
moR 20 onoic- kettle rendered.
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~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, At wholesale, 81
liz Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchases.
apliSs8 ]. MAsUKY.
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MONDAY EyEN1Ea, May 10, 1852.
The regular semi-mOnthly meeting OF the
Board Of Education was held last evening,
The Superintendent reported the tOIai en-
rOllment for the term ending April lst, as
follows; Boys, $685. girls, 2,755; total,
6,4ls. New accessions Of those who have
never before attended any public school :
Boys, All girls, 4ss total, 900. he also
reported the per censsge in the studies in the
schools, from which il appears that writing
aud drawing are much neglected, and that
more than half of the intermediate schools
show g large advance in these branches over
the Grammar schools. Il was the ssntimeet
of the Board that more attention should be
paid 70 writing, which must be regarded as
very essential branch. An exception in
these branches was made of she East High
School
The following preamble and resolution
we're offered and laid over to next session
WHEREAs, It is the general custom in most
Il ct all Of the prominent in the State
to close the schools on the last Friday of June
first to avoid tho extreme heats Of July and
the necessarily diminished attendance and
secondly, to allow the teachers an opportu-
nifty TO attend the State Teachers Associa-
ton, held annually at that timej there
fore,
Resolved, That the summer term of the
Poblic Schools of this city, end hereafter on
the last Friday in June.
Adjourned 10 Monday evening, June ID.
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FIRsF sFRAWBHRRIEa or THH eEAsoH.-
Those enssrprisipg gentlemen, MeisrS,
Mould & Hogan, at the corner OF Euclid
street and the Public Square, announce that
they will havsOn hand this evening E guam.
tity Of those delicious fruit, strawberries
fresh, fully ripe, &c. No one needs to b
advised Whist to do.
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PslEB EssAy.-We notice in the Eastern
pspsrs that in snswOr to the call By the
Church Anti-slavery Society for 3 prize
essay on Ehe question "HoW shall Christians
and Christian Churches best absOlve them
selves from sll connection with slavery,' =
The premium Of one hundred dollars has
bean awarded to the manuscript signed
ssOmegs, whom the COMMITTEES and, subse.
.ousntly to their decision, to be Rev. Sam
usl WolcOtt, Of plymouth Church, in this
city. There was some thirty eOmpstitors
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Congressional.

" AehlhSIOAs may ~.
HOUSE.
On notion of Mr.. Bingham, resolution was
adopted appointing i've managers to conduct the
impeachment, and that the Senate be acquainted
current action.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole Mr.. Washburne in the Chair and took
up the Navy Appropriation bill
Mr.. Hutohins advocated the bill heretofore IN
troduced BY him to equalizs and reduce the pre-
sent various incongruous rates of postage. BE
advocated cent postage, the money order sys.
TEN and the abolition Of the franking privilege.
The cOnhscation bill was taken up and Mr.
Sumner proceed to speak at length in favor of the
principles of oonfsoation and emancipation of
the slaves Of rebels, snd arguing the adoption OF
substitute for the bill ~
Mr.. Richardson spoke against legislation
which discouraged Union sentiment, while the
effort was making to place the negro on an eqal
ity with the whites. tfR t pa.
Various minor amendments were discussed and
adopted.
Forty eight thousand dollars was appropriated
for rent and expenses Of the Naval Academy at
Newport The bill was finally reported TO the
Ho1,e and passsd. It appropristeS about Sss,-
Adjourned. -4e}-
SBHATH.
The bill provides that the Planter with all the
cargo, appurtenanoes, 6c., be appraised by a
competent board of ofioeTs and that one-h halt The
value thereof sbsll 90 to Robert Small and his
associates who assisted in the rescue Of the Plant
en- Win the provision tnat the Secretary OF Bne
| Navy may invest the same in .. S. stocks, the
interest to be paid to Small and his associates or
heirs. The bill was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, called up the resolution
providing for the presentation Of medals Of honor
to enlisted men who distinguished themselves In
battle. Passed.
| Mr.. Davis offered an amendment to the third
section which disqpaliaes persons guilty Of Of
fenses named in In the bill that such persons al
DO forfeit all claims to citizenship. Rejected,
/ against %.
Mr. Davis offered another amendment pro
Eiding that all property forfeited BY bill shall
first be bound BY all debts to loyal persons. Re
iected, u against g.
II Nr.fPowen moYed TO strike out the eleventh
section which authorizes the President 70 employ
/ and organize persons Of African descent as ht
| may deem necessary to suppress rebellion. Re
I looted. II against IS.
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PROM BALTT 0ORE

BALruEoRE, Maybe
It is reported by the Old Point boat that the
Galena was cons derably damaged In her upper
works by the plunging shot ofihe rebel batteries.
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HOW SOME OF THE CABINET
STAND
The Gun5Oat Fight on the
James BiVer.
FIGHT LASTED FOUR HOURS
TWO BARRlCADES ACROSS THE
RIVER
Especial Dispatches TO the Cleveland Lsadsr)
WAsHINeEeN, Nay 10.
l urnnrnIr nnnnn

10 H09A1A CAupNhSA@n ~ N@~ ~~~fN~---~
WAsHINeEeN, Nay 10.
H7aFER's oRDHR.
No official copy of Hunters order has yet
been received by the Secretary Of War or the
President, but manuscript copy, accompan-
led by letter from a member Of Is stan,
has been received BY Senator Wade, which
renders 1t automatically certain. The Presi.
dent positively said last night that be would
not recall Hunter or neeessitate his Tesigna'
ton. There is little doubt he will modify
or abrOgste, and reason to believe that he
will at some time lay down general rules
preventing Generals from Issuing proclaua-
tions. Several members Of the Cabinet ex-
press the opinion that the President alone
should announce such an important policy.
CHASE is strenuous for ratifyiug the prOcls-
nation.
NORFOLK.
Visitors to Norfolk represent the city as
ikea cemetery-grass growing in the streets,
stores closed, and no signs of Unionism
among the whites. MillSOn, hitherto spoken
Of as an Out-spOken UniOnist refused to talk
on politics with members of Congress, old
friends, who called on him
TEST OAsE.
The fugitive slave law iS to be tested BY
habess corpus, in the case Of one Of Lannon's
slaves, to be brought before Justice Wayne.
PERSONAL
Gov. staniy, Of North Carolina, is on the
Hoor of the House.
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PRINTER WANTED.-A good Job Printer is
wanted at this Office. Apply at JOB Room.
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A LARGE DAYS WORK'-The Grand Jury
for the Court of Common Pleas performed
an nunususlly large amount Of business yester-
day. They got to work between ten and
eleven O'Clock, and from that hour to six in
Che evening had before them thirteen cases,
IN Eve of which bills were found, the rest
being dismissed for want of sufficient testi-
mOny, the number of witnesses examined
being some seventy-fVe; visited the Jail,
inspected it thoroughly, and made their re-
bort returned the indictments found, were
discharged, there being no further business
for them, and paid of. To the Prosecuting
Attorney, B. White, Esq, belongs the credit
Of thus pressing through the business, tc
which end he labOEed most indefstigablyI
and we note the fact with much pleasure
not alone that the peopleOf the county may
know how Esalously their interests are being
cared for, but Is an almost unprecedented
ilinstance Of one days business By . Crane
Jury in this county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-20

~ FOF freGh homeopathic Medicines
In Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Hsll'a, II Public Square.
saFs- Ri