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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29
CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ARE INVITED TO GALL AT
MRS. SHERMAN's
NEW YORK SKIRT FACTORY
No. Is PUBLIC SQUARE, CWest Side,) three doors
from the Court House, Cleveland, Ohio,
AND EXAMINE HER
Nd EXAMINE HEI
NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.

LADIES I-Have you been wearing Skirt that
has been continually ripping or the cord or tape slip
ping on the spring. or the steel breaking TO pieces
bending out Of shape, and BY these means destroying
the and comfort Of your entire dress II you have
suffered from the above, and would be forever rid OF
all such annOyances, call at Mrs sherman's Skirt
Factory and Sales Room, No. l9 Public Square, and
procure one Of her
NEW PATENT SKIRTS.
CAUTION.-Ladies are cautioned against the nu-
erous limitations ofour Skirts for sale By the Cor
set Dry Goods and Fancy Stores. In many they
are sold Genuine Patent ski IS, but worth
less shapeless trash made sell auction and NOT
to wear. One Of Mrs. Sherman's Patent Skirts Is
worth at least twelve ofany other in We ask but
trial, and We are sure OF your IuIure patronage.
rp We defy competition in PRICE and QUALITY
re- Competent Saleswomen always in attendance
Ohio. angle
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29

" Human Frailty, or Physiological Re-
searches should be read by every body It treats Of
seliniicted diseases and the res,lts Of early mall
practice the causes that frequently lead to Unhappy
Marriages their relief and prevention, with copious
instructions to the sure method Of dispeIling the
msgiyings that frequently hold Of those about
to enter into the marriage The work is beau
ffully Illustrated with co,0rtd engravings, and is
raught with wholesome advice and exhortations.
To be had OfDr. Barrow, Isi Blecker-st. n. Y sent
free Of postage eycrywhere- Price 25 cents See ad-
vertisement Of ''rriesemar'' !, and 3
Sold b. G. w. CLARK, Druggist. CLEVELAND. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE.-HOUsE & LOT No. 43
Il Euclid-St-Tha late resit,ncs OF Nelson Mon
roe deceased Taken all In ALL the best House in the
City. For terms, enquire Of
NJ b. SCOTT,
sept6:iO5 Guardian.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29
"Human Frailty, or Physiological Re

~ Oedar-St-i New York.
- Sold Wholesale and Retail In Cleveland by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. apri4eowR27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29
The County TIcket.

FoR CONGRESS,
R. P. sPALDING, Of Cuyahoga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-29

Union Loss from 400 to 5OO--RebeI Loss
from 500 TO 1,9OO--5OO Prisoners Taken
--Large Number of Cannon Captured--
Two Rebel Generals among the Slain--
Our Army Still Pursuing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

The New Yosk Tribune, in speaking Of
the battle Of Pittsburg Landing, makes the
following remarks
EGrsst bravery and tenaoityWere evinOOd
by several Of our Generals on the field; but
e seems 70 us that the army was saved
more especially By Gen. Grants chief Of
tie staa ana director Of artillery, Col. Web
UtsF, sided by the admirable Management
Of the two gunboats that came up from
Savannah after the day was already lost
-snd Of whose movements the Omoial Re
port published today is entirely satisfao'
toEF Webster'8 mastery disposition and
spirited working Of the few guns still left
70 uG in the afternoon, and the superb
handling Of the gunbosts by their con-
manders, arrested the triumphant Rebel
hordes in full career, killed their chief and
compelled Besuregsrd to desist from the
attack ct nigbtfAn"
Col Webster was q captain In the Reg1-
lar servios years ago, and resigned. he
subsequently, resided In Chicago, and for q
tine owned heavy interest in the Chicago
Iribans, which he disposed Of to the pres
snt propristora. When this REBELLION broke
cut, OoL Webster WaS among the first to
Ssndsr his professional services to the gov
ornmsnt which we're promptly accepted.
How be since sonducisd himself il well and
truthfuIy told in the above extract from
the Tribune.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
M A r I N E
PORT OF oLEvELAND,


ENTERED-April q.
stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Prop Vermont, Smith, ogdensburgh, 20 tons
Prop. Forest Queen, GarVey, Buffalo, 29S pkgs
groceries. 142 pkgs hardware, sundries.
Prop. Olean, HoFland, Dunkirk, 6S tons mdse.
Prop. 0Wego, Drake, Dunkirk, 169 tons mdse.
SchT. A. Bradley, Trinton. 0sWego.
Schr. Hamilton, Henderson, OsWegO.
Sehr. SPeedEell, BENEFIT, Buffalo, 400 bbls wa
ter lime.
Schr Arab, Burus, oswego, go bbls salt.
Schr. s. g. Andrews, Brown, OsWegO.
Schr. Sarah ]. Essau, Ramsdell, COnneaut.
Schr. Dispatch, Hawkins, Oswego, loco bbls salt.
Schr John Thursby ,Sealley, Bufalo 500 bbls salt.
Sehr. David Lad, E. N. Blue, Port COlborns.
dooW VIM. Kellogg, Lester, Bay City.
CLEARED,
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Cleveland, Reed, Chicago, a tons md8e, IS
tons stOneWare.
Prop. Vermont, Smith, Detroit.
Bark Mary 3. Perew, BoOmar, Chicago.
Bark Invinoible, Kendrick, Chicago, 400 tons
sohr. New London, Smith, wellington, Mines.
schr. A. Medbury, Trsnter, Chicago. $50 tons
sohr. John weber, Butteraeld, Toledo.
Schr. Arab, Burns, Toledo.
SchT. Hamilton, Henderson, Sandusky, 1900 bus
scOw Granville, BarroI, Detroit, $50 tons coal.
OK THs PuR.-The schooner John Thunby
Capt seolly, from Buffalo, In attempting to en-
ter the river yesterday afternoon, was driven By
the sea onto the west pier. She was got sfE with.
out suffering any injury By the tug Peter Smith,
and towed in.
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IMPORTANT no FKM ALRs.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
denomination Of insrsdIen In thesa Pnlr n.
the result ofa long and extensive praotios. Thsv
are mild In their rpsTation, and certain in oorrs
ing all Irregularities, panfnI Mensturatisrs. re-
moving ali stIuotions, whether from cod or ofhsr
wise headache, pain in the sise, papifaton OF he
heart, whites, all nervous al etions, kystsr5ss f.
dgue, pain IN the bask and limbs, 30 disturbsd
llesD, which arise iiom intsrrupdol sf nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the oonmsnesmsRt Of new srs In ths tr,-ss
msnt q those irregularities and ohstructioas uhh
have eonlignsd % many 70 prsmaturs grave. Ne
amEls eas enjoy good healta unless she is rs4ai,r
and Whenever - ahstrusfion taxes pIaes the ansr,i
hsalih begins te deelins.
DR.. CHEESE1EARS Pills
are the most shs0tuAl rtmsdY sFer knosn for a.
complaints peculiar 70 Females 10 all ola1ass thv
invaiuablss inaueing, with certainty, psIiodics
regularity. They are known to Thousands, who
nave ulsd them different periods, througdoat th5
country having the sanction Of sons Of TIE n1st
sminsnt PHI Bioians IA America.
Explicit directions, staEing when thsy should nos
Be used, with each Box. 5hs price d, 90 per Boz,
containing from - TO 60 Pills.
PHI ssnt b. mail, promptly, by Fsmitting to the
PropIistor. sold b. DruggistS gencrallJ.
B.B HUTOHIkGs, Proprist5r.
~ Cedar sf.s hsH Kafr.
"a. Sold Wholesale and Betail ia Clssslan5 -
sTRONa ARHsTROAG. apza;soEs97
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
NEW YORK. mARKRT-Aprn 81

LEI EAGH0aArm.l
kLgyA-MaEkst shade nrmsr with more CO.
SALES 1900 bbls at S4,5 a4.70 for Hupsrhns STATE;
y4s0toAs ior extra atatoi s4,5Ga47 Is Tor supardne
Hoeterni N4fo0eble for common TO medium extra
hoop Ohio MO-, 20 for trade brandS. -'1
CANADA fLOUH-Marfst Il q shade bettsr with
rather moro doing Bales l1Do bblB AZ SlsO06OO for
apring, a1d koo oo96,15 tor winter sEtra
ihEfd.oUh-harkst " quioi and steady. Sales
ehanksd.
800 bba 81 02No for state; western q held at 2tc
WHHAT'-markat heavy and decliuinR Falea
1000 bash Canada club At 81 % delivered: i0O busb
winter red western at ,289l,sO: $500 bush prime
white Michigan at 81 40,
REH-Market dull at s0as2o.
BAALEY-Markst quiet at 8OM95c
ODhN-4Arket dull and dropping. Sales 81, 900
ooen at e8e99c for mixed western in store and de-
OATB-MAFket dull. Sales az 33o540o for jersey,
Canada, western and 1fate.
BUGAR-The demand is not very active and
prices have undergone no mat rial chang.
but prices are unchanged.
POHK-Market dull and easar Sales 6s2 bbll
SSlo9 " 9 Tor mess; Sl25O9ls,o for prime ness
REkF-mafkst quiet and arm. sales 200 bbIs
81 s4,oo3rg ooentIy prime; S5,500e,00 for country
mess; sl2.0O0l350 for repaeksd mess; Sl4,LeGl5,tC
PRTBIR MESS HRRF-natkst ouiet Al g7oOO
nkEE HAmS-Market dull Gt Sl7,UO17,50.
UT mHAEH-Msrket dull. Sales % packages
at 4fase ioE shouldersi 5xGsAo for hama:
Sales l76 boxes At s. for Cumberland cut midalssi
7H074c for short clear.
LARD Market moderately active. Sales 2,sOl
BUTTkR-seIling at sOl4o for Ohio; l6eOc
OaRHSE- Market nrm ct 61Seso,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

The speech Of hon. b. @. Blake, IN the
House Of Representatives, April llth, on the
bin 70 abOlish slavery in The District Of %
lumbla-whloh We publilh slSevhsre-iS =
oouplsts rsiutatiOn Of the logic of certain
Bordar State men, that abolition in the Dis
trios would be an act Of bad faith toward the
States Of Virginia and Maryland. In his
trsalment Of this branch Of the subject, Mr..
Blake EXHIBITS familiar knowledge Of the
history Of ghe location of the Federal Capital
and bases his arguments upon the irrefutable
logic Of facts,
Wewih complete The publication Of this
speech tomorrow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22


Under this caption, the Ashtabuls Sentinel
announces that a petition is in circulation in
that county asking "COngress to dispense
with taxes, and, instead, Issue Treasury notes
% ths suoantof our Indebtedness, and make
them = legal tender" These petitioners
ssaE 10 forget that q paper currency, in ore
der to pass current, must be convertible into
coin AZ the option Of the holder. If made
PAYABLE On demand, these Treasury Notes
would soon and their way back into the
TFsas1gy, diGplaciRg their equivalent in coin.
II not payable on demand, they could only
be kept from depreciation By the prompt pay
meat Of fair rate Of interest. From whence
would Be obtained the means with which to
ssteis this INTEREST," By an increased issue
of n0tesi The market would be glutted, and
the notes would depreciste from the SuPsr-
a6gndhnes Of supply, supply and dems--
regulating the value Of money - WeA e OF
evsrYthiuv slss. Rhsald ths eoFerunent
lsan mspev -ish which to discharge the in
,,s.., :. ~ iudsbtsdness3 That would be
ssasi6nE bankruptcy, for the business man
uho-s profits are net equal to the interest on
he borrowed capital cannot long survive,
and the same is true of nations. How, then,
Is thls amount to be prOcuredR By the only
means Of revenue known to Governments,
taxation, direct and indirect. Heretofore,
indirect taxes, in the form Of duties on i'm
pos6, have bssn sufficient to detrsy the e1-
psnsss Of The GoTsrnmsnt, bat this revenue
Is isinsdsqusts in the present exigeney, and
oonssgusntly direct taxation must be resort
Cd to Is the only Of enabling the Gov
srnment T. carry on the war.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

Ehe men Of God clamor for daughter, and
tie wives and daughters Of the land unsex
themselves by the display Of a temper cruel
and bloodthirsty - OineiHnad EnQuirer.
The bloody hand of causeless rebellion
smitss thousands Of the loyal hearts Of the
nation, sending woe and desolation to count
less NOrthsrn homes, and yet "the wives
and daaghterS Of the land, whom rebellion
has widowed and orphaned, must not speak
word Of encouragement to the soldier Of
tie Union, else this masked battery Of treason
wiz denOunos It as " the display of temper
erusl and bloOdthirsty," and this at q time
Whsn 80 many Of these noble wives and
daughters" are in hospital, camp and field,
ministsring to the wounded and dying de-
tenders Of the nation. How long viii such
things be tolerated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

Parson BroWnlow, always intensely pro.
slavery, IN his recent speech at Columbus
aid
HLoysI men in all the Southern States
ouEht to be protected in the enjoyment Of all
thSir property, personal and real, including
negroes. But the negroes Of the disloyal
Rshsls, as well as all their other property,
should be conhscated and taken from them.
And while now hold the principles have
alWeys held, yet If the Seuth-and will 60
South and tell the people there the same
thinR-if the South will be mad enough 10
pres this issue of slavery, and will make the
issue final one-that they must have slave
~ even if it be necessary to sacrifice the
Union-if the question become Union with
ont slsEsry, or slavery without the Union, |
Say eKtsrminate every slave. Let rs have
the old Union-ths glorious Union, with the
Stan and StFipeS-the Union organized and
handed down 70 Us By eur fathers. Though
every other institution perish, North and
South, let us stand BY the Union, and pre-
ssrve its halloEed and halloWing Influences" "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
SPECIAL A0FICES.


oousH8 -tee sudden ohango oi our cii17ls "A
so1rees Of Pulmonary, Gro shial and Asihr,sfis ~
lsoiionS. Ezperienes having proved thas ain,r-
rene iss often act s0eadily aud certainly When II
81 In the nTlg stages Of the discs rsconrs shouH
~ ones b had TO "BroHns Bronchial Ts5chsa. , %
Lo1ansss, let the Oold OSush, Or Iffltad5n i -
Throat b. ever % slight as by his pfscautlo1
more ssriouI attack may b sdsotuailT rursrs otf
Public sDsaksrs and singers Wlil ma thsa saof5,I
for clearing aud stTsngihsaingt be Toius.
-. The Book Of all Others tnat sbsaId Is
read % asu Wifh damaged and hrokar-deun osn-
ItitutiOnsl "HUMAE TBAILIY, or Physioioqs
cal Ressar hes" II is beautifully Elnsfratsd unf
treats minutsiy ofsn tie q mDtoms that invariably
dsEsops themselves, sooner Or Istsr rssuIs5sq ton.
thS railtss and vtiatins habits Of early youth IN
eslasitHting the victim from ah ring the ruitisn 81
the matrimonial state and, n not checked n TINA
dssonorstiug eli the functions Of manhood, and
bringing him. step By step 70 q lingering snd M
timely daath.
5oId b DB. BARROW. isi Blsosksr sirssi. lss9
York Prics s. cents. Sent ir8s eVsryshsTs.
Sold also ~ g. ". CARA, DruKzisiI, Qs7slan6,
NOTICE 20 PaYsICIAHs AND THE P6BLT0.
ALECooE PoE0Ua PLAsrRas-TEsrrnosiAE. .-aT.
AllCOtk % 80. 23l Canal street. Sow York, 1stf
EoT.. 1859, Gsntlsmsa; latslT suGsTCA severely
ftm weakness in ny back, ocoasioned b. sudden
y over exciting myself having heard Of your piss
ters much recommended for osass Of this Kind, 4
pfesured ons, and ths rosuit Eas all fhst cozld d.
sire. A single plaster cured ne II Wssk.
Yours respectfully, J. g. BRIGGS.
fhsrs is nothing equal in fhs way o. Plastsr b
the Porous Plaster Of M. AIlsock. In Asfhms
Coush, Kidney Affections, and local dssp vsatsf
Dalns, they Ef0rd permanent relief; ana for usak
basks, pains in the Eds, sitthes ana spssmoafs
painS generally, thsF are unsurpasssd for fhs bsat
tto7 impsrt. Price IS esnz eaeh.
Sold By A. Gardner, no Superior ttEsss, Cl.7ss
Hld' ohio, and b al ruapeeiahls Dealers n mai.
dnsl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

LAK1, AsHTABUIA AID aHAuOA .OOUErs'
by recent enactment Of the Logisla-
tuEe, the tine for holding courts in these
Oountiss is as follows;
Di1tslot Courts-Lsks, May Is; Geauga,
Nay lbi AshtAbula, May IL.
Connen Pleas-Lake, Nay 90 and Sept.
q esaEga. June and Oot. Is; Ashiabula
Juhots and Nov. 3.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

The Gre-eaters, says Prsntioe, never did
liz the employmentg that the Yankssg e.
g,ss in-and particularly dislike their pl-g-
i,'is js5, now.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
CO M rtrtAt


MORNING LBADER OEEIOU,
IUnsDAX MoEHma, April y, isd3.
~ oenasaupooa Of ths rain ysHSerday, tbsrO w
iitis n1sinsas doins. and We heard Of no transact
IONS worthy OF note.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
WHITE LEAD WnRKs

FR1EED IN MED. TRY II.
Dr.. sFset's INFALEIBEE LINI1rrFT a ~.
iAFsd on tbs recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Con-
asoiielt, the great bone ssttar, and haa been uss
n his PraDtice for the LAST twenty years wfth ths
aost astoni1hing suooea. As an external rsmsdy
ia aWitheut rival, and viii alleviate paln mass
peedig tran any other preparation. Eor al 3hsu-
natio and Nervous Disorders 1t ll truly inhHibls.
nd e curative for sorsa, Wounds, sDrsas, Brul5s
= &C., rs soothing, bsalns and powerful strength
nmg propensities, excite the iust wonder a1d 49,
punishment ofaI who have ever given is q triaI-.
"ar iour hundred certificates Of remarkable cures 4
srormed b Il within the last two years. sftsgs 10
hll Lact. Strong q Armstrong, Agents for on -
A44 decl0alteo2tff iru1gR9f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

No 5u1lnaal Of Importance was transacted
q lhs Legislature on Saturday, both Houser
sal0aEaing st noon TIL Mondsy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

TAs Rtsidsht is reported 10 have said on
q recent ocoasisn;
q am entirely satished that No slave Who
becomes for the time free within the Ameri.
oan lines wiz ever Be rs-enslavsd. Rather
ther 1ave 4 %, would give up and abdi-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
CHIOAGO MARKKT-ADrn 81

IN FHLBaRAPEsE
ELOUR-hRrkst quiet
WHEAT-Markel lc higher. Sales at 7707Ec
for No. i; 72075o for No. 2.
6OHN-m Nrket firm ard inactive.
BEEE CATTLR-S2,83 for fair to good.
II 900 bush corn.
sHIPNBNTs-SsOO bbls -four; $1,000 bushels
wheat; l23 600 bush cOrn
FEIGHTS-Firm
BXCHANGR-UnohsnRe Gold , cent
premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
RLARRIRD.

In this city, April 2Oth, BY Rev. I. g. CsWOIl, at
his residence, Mr. q. " GREEN Of Independence
aud miss LIZZIE SOdAAF q Brooklyn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

PIANOsl PIANOsll

g. A. BARLOW, AaHHT,
No. Euclid Street Cleveland Ohio.
d nov selling the cslsbratsd KNAnE PIANOS a.
greatly rsducod pftcea. Having Just received
largs a11QTtnent os tncl9 superior iDgtrumant -
uoll4 1--WE ~ insenoln4 % rlgHase g c1ll and
ezalllne tiel1 before lllelaling ol1sE1cfe4 a7erI
In1tr lulolt warranted i've ysa1-I. I.-". =.
- Old Pianos and Heiodaora fafen fr evetarr,
- kianos moved And boxed VIA care. Ris1o
RaiaRoI Huasa sad Bslsls'a y Q. ?. lIAE. &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
TRANSFORMATION.
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
FIRST BOAT OF TIE SEASON,
TEE 6.I1,ls NEW a,vNI.I FAST AND sEe
NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. John Spalding,
will leave Cleveland for axe Superior, on her rss
Trip. Wednesday, a pril 2Sd, ct o'clock ii.
SB-For Freight or Passage app'y on Board, or to
ROB'R. hanna 3 90,
Ep-ls6sl 169 3 III Rlver-St
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.
THE FAVORITB, FAST ~
and Reliable Steamer
IRON OITY, CAPT. J. 3. TURsER,
Leaves Cleveland for Lake Superior ports. on her
hrBt trio Wednesday April s0.h, ct O'Clock 2. NJ
HA-FOr Freight or Pslsags epply on 6asra- or to
HUEsHf 4 MOBRIDE,
aprlTB5 River st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22
Excelsior Clothes Wringer,

Is the Simplest Strongest, most Durable, the least
abe &c get out Of order and warranted 20 suit eve
y Housskeeper on trial, better than any other
urtngor mNde Hsnt or West. fbero are no thumb
screws about tt-can Be PIT and made fast to any
tub IN two sseond8-il always rgady for large and
small articesa Lace col or bed quilt, without al
teration Children eight years old viii Do al the
Wringtng for amu1emenS.
We say 20 every good housskesp'F, BUT OEB, Dnd
II you can a0rd 20 do VII hoat ft l6turn Il after TIL
al aud Rel your money.
~ hgnufsct1rsd and % Whoisaals snd Retail,
corner Of ontario and Michigan at1 o sVaiand, bT
B. W. PUTNAM
IAFsnts wanted with Cash, 70 pay uhoIusals
price, VII giVs them territory, or ssn e 70 thsm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

ny. STOCK mARKKF-AprH 81
I1T RILlaRAFN,l
mONEY-Markst easier ct 6as . cent for loans
on call, and 5H0sH cent for discount on strictly
prime paper.
STRRLING RXCHANGR-Markst little
hrmer ct ll20ll2B for bankers bills.
GOLU-American hrmar with fair business at 156
g cent premium. Oadftrnia gold bars hrm ct ~
d cent premium.
GOVERNsiENT sTOCKa-Msrket a little
hrner. United States g 81 ss160Ss[i $40 Treas
ury Notes selling at par,
gROQAs-marksf rather stronger but dull.-
Galena Ohicsg0 67k; Michigsn southern . b 80;
Erie BI76i EEis preferred 6lH 81; Milwaukee &
Prairie du Ohien 25el; Cleveland Toledo az; Buff
filo Erie S9 Kew York central 6s bonds as Toledo
Wabagh I'd bonds 50; Misshnri IS 495f; Tennessee
g sS4; United States s. Is registered s5i Hudson
~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-22

sod b. DB- BARE0N's ~ Blsooksr 1iFssi, sew
York Prizes g cents. Sent fss sFsryEheEs.
Sold also ~ 9. ". CARA, DrurzissS, Qsgslsn6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Limo
RAILROAD.

LrOPTY NILES THE SHORTEST ROUTE
l. TO Cincinnati, Indiana polls and Louisville.
Two express Trans leave West SIDE Jnie De-
pot, Chicago, as follows:
ASA Nj. tally, except Sunday.
At $40 p NJ, naiiy, except Saturday.
Arrive at 1913 A NJ, and 1915 IN
Thu, III to Cincinnati and an tirnap polls without
change Vt cars
Elegant sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven .ours.
Thrrugh tickets may be obtained at tho principal
Railroad Offices in the Nerth West, and the Com
pany's ufice, No. l33 Randolph street, under
the Sher an House.
JOHN BRANDT, y, Gent Sup't,
G.. Il. tOLLEfT, Gen'l Ticket Aga
d. Nh. MOORE, Ag't, Chicago.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WIVES, LlQ UORS
AND CHOICE CIGARS.
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Always on hand.
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State Oi Iowa.

ADIurAsr GEsKRALs OFuoE,
Clinton, June %, 1862.
General Order No. IS.
Recruiting lor the l4,h or 10th Iowa Infantry
is hereby suspended until the 18th is full. and nm
til further orders.
The advertisements reports that the three
companies to be raised for said l4th or 18th Iowa
Infantry would 60 10 Fort Randall, end hat its
members would have thirty days furlough or an
extra bonus" without authority Of this depart
ment. The battalion Of three companies when
raised, may be assigned to For. Randall, but the
matter is not yet settled.
Uniforms, camp ebuipsge, and improved rides
for the 18th regiment have been received aud the
regiment will leave the State fully armed and
equipE ed, and ready for service in the Geld.
The War Department urge, the immediate Or
ganizatiou of this regimen and trus. that every
recruiting officer vii, act with energy, and report
promptly.
N.B. BAKER,
Adj't Gen'i Of Iowa.
All pspers published in towns or tho Missisap-
pi river, in lowa-also papers on rail road lines
and in the Cedar Valley, copy twice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-09
Illinois Central Railroad.
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a., AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
~ gu. ua'ns VIII leave from the Grand Central
scIot, foot OF Lake and South " stsr street /:
Through Express, I At $50 A NJ, arriving At
iai y, exc, SLndaysI sairo at 40 A NJ.
~ This Train connect. for Peoria, Alton. St.
i.o'is, Memphis, New Orleans ana Mobile.
Tram, : STATIONS, arriving at Cairo AZ
Every day, &45 NJ mex, dav. "
t4e- This Trsin, on saturdays, will run only to
,abann- Trains arrivest Chi,ago 1t li:O5 A n
anl $3.50 M.
tn Tickets and information, apply ut the Office
Ii tao Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wosd Lawn
8: AN ,6:45 NJ
S:45 AN o25 AN
1900 NJ l255PM
300 PM 3A5PM
6:OOP 6:5vPM
w. X. ARTHUR, Gent Supt
VIZ. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Agt. nosOh