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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-06
DIR. II. IL. YEl.GIN,
S. II. CRAWFORD. VI. d.,

DHN SiCIAN AND SURGEON, Nashville, o.
L Professional call promptly attended to. % Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
Nv YoRK nARKEF-aIay b.


FLOJIR-Merket heavy and loal5e lower With
only moderate business doing for export and home
Sales Isl 60 bbIs ct 81 50alfO for supsrane state;
Sl7n04s5 for extra state; S4,50a460 for superb ne
western; sl,70S5,M for common to medium s1tEa
brands extra round hoop Ohioi S5sso8S5O for trade
GINADA FTOUW-Markst dull and l00Isc
lower Sales are lloO bbls ct S47586OO for spring;
95,5OA6,25 for winter extra.
RYE FTOOR-HarkSt quiet and steady. Sales
'CORE SiEAL-Msrkst quist. Sales $50 bbls
s n x Y.aFsrket heavy and lower. salss lsoO
bbls at 2l5f025c for state and western.
VVHFGT-Market lac lower with in0ree9ed re-
eelpts and mere doing for export sslss EseS o9sn
club at 81 IOnl ls the latter for choice, called an
Der lows; $500 bush red aud nixed state at
rs: ZOO bush very choice white Michigan 81 tl,eo,
RYE-Market lower. Sales 1890 bush at so
iI8ARLKY-Markst dull. sales aOOo bush Can.
q CORN1MsFiet fa7ors the buyer with very mod.
crate demand. Sales So o9o bush q ol9SSc toE pts
BsN5lc for southern yellow -.
d4TS-Msrkst dun and lower. Sales at l0942o
for Jersav, Canada. western and state.
PORK-market opened dull and elo4ed tribe
lower. Sales Of so bbls Gt tl2I50lzSI76 ior nessi
S2,O0@ls,0n for prime mes5i Si4,9 for very onoiee
RRFFEMsrket ruiss arm. sales 800 bbis Ct
S6OG97O0 tor country prime; eSol9 l0U1 ioE e322-
'1I PRIME ssT y Kiss BKKF-Markst quiet and ar.
fHgf BKEF 'HAsAIs-MarEst steady. Sales 50 bbI'
CUT iiTEATs-Ing good demand. Sales ITO peck
sVss 4l slse for shoulders; 55(a6{o for hams In
ol1ding 100 hhdS extra long cut hams at 100; .,
HAfnN sI1R9-MarEst inactive. saies %
IlARD-Msrket opened dull and closed lower
iE; BUTFER1soi6s n Isi a saBo for OhiOi I4OIT'
q 5CFHiFIsIR;sK-Markss arm at s9sc,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

A Coed Work Begun By GOv. Johnson
Five Rebels 20 be Arrested for Every
Union Man Selzed.sRich Rebels 60 Pay
for the DePredatlOns Of GuerIllas--COl'
WOOIfOrd Better.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati GaEette.)
NASHVILLE, May 10.
Gov. johnson has issued a proclamation,
ordering that in every instance in which
Union men are arrested or msltrested by
marauding bands, five or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate neigh
bOrhood shall be imprisoned or otherwise
dealt with, as the case may require.
In cases where the property of loyal citi-
Eens is taken or destroyed, full remuneration
shall be made Of the property of such rebels
in the vicinity as have sympathiEed or given
aid, comfort, information or encouragement
to the parties committing depredstions. The
order will be executed in the letter and the
spirit. Citizens are warned, under heavy pen
slties, from entertaining, receiving or encouIs
aging such persons.
It is thought Col WOolford will recover Of
bis wound received at Lebanon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

The death of tha Hon. samuel 2. Vinton,
OF Chic, announced BY telegraph in our
Evening Edition, S truly q national loss
But few men have occupied higher spheres
in National politics, AndieWsr still were able
bring in the investigation of National
questions better trained mind than that Of
the distinguished citissa whose death, in
common with the people Of Ohio, We now
mourn.
NF. Vintsn was for many years q citizen
Of Gallia county, and for many sessions rep
resented that district in the lower branch Of
Congress- where be soon took rank Is one Of
its ablest members. When the Whig party,
many years sinee, had majority, Nj. Vim
ton was almost without 8 dissenting voice,
rendered the nomination for Speaker, but the
csrtzinty Of an election forced him to de.
cline, bis health being deemed not sufficient
for the performance Of its arduous duties.-
Forced BY his friends to accept the place Of
Chairman Of tie Committee Of Ways and
Means, the most responsible in the House,
hePerformed It's duties in manner accept
able to ell.
His health falling, Mr.. VintOn declined
longer ssrEing in Congress, and took up bis
residence in Washington, with bis widowed
daughter, where, IS stated By the telegraph,
he died assr brief Illness.
In 1s4s or '4s, when a new county, in the
old Congressional district Of Mr.. Vinton, was
created, and the responsibility OF giving it q
name devolved upon the Ohio Legislature, it
was chtistened with common consent VnI-
ToN, and wiz bear bis honored name long
sfssr ephemsral politicians are forgotten.
At the fret election in Ohio under the
present Constitution, Mr. Vinton, against
his express wishes, was made the standard
bearer of his party by being the Wing can
didsts for Governor, and shared his party'H
EsaGia sEs-zseaAs.aGsh { shat aasaaaiFs-. -.EhAa, thA
nation.
Since his residence In Washington, Mr..
Vintou has refused all ONCE until a few
weeks before bis death President Lincoln
named him as one Of the Commissioners IN
der the District Of Columbia emancipation
Act snd be had scarce entered upon its du-
ties, 50 grateful to his feelings, when his pill
grinags on earth. ended, and true patriot,
beloved and an honest man was lost to us
earth.
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SPEClf H0TCES.
B1ANpBETw8 YIqTT1BI1 P75T'7


Are inia ibls Tor ecStiVeness, spasns lolI q 80.
ri,e. Bich hoadache, gifdinss, sense Of slcatfnFa
ter moalsi diEElnass, drousinous, and orsn5fn7
pains, and all disorders % tie stomach and bogsS
~ Original Letter at ~ Canal ssr.st, HsW
ToEk.
,. J. o. COOK, publisher of fho atats Bsnnsr,
Bennington, VI, says be va Attacked win DIS
PEFbIA, and suffered 30 severely frcn e, that not
particle Of food could Be swallowed without osoa-
Iioning the most uneomi5rthbis Bsnsssson fn his
htonaeh. Tor I've years be suffered ffon shil
dreadful complaint, When be Hssd BRAEDRErHs8
PILLS. Ths drIt box did not bsnsdt hin muot,
bat the second DfoduoSi 9 change, and b. ths tine
be had taken six boEes . OOMPEEfE OURG vn.
szsottd. Hs sa7u 'saIY dys5spsia vs. gons, and ~
szpsciaflon Of en- early death vanished"
BRsNDsETH's PILLS are sola e he principal
OGea, ~ Canal ItEssi, Ald 1nioB squsEs, Ea5
York.
Obtain youf azIt Bspply ffcn one Of these dspotr
or from one OF the regular advertised ag8ntl for t1
0suuiae Brsndrsih's Pills. Tou WI thsn knos7 hc1
to discern between the trus and ialss.
Sold b. A. 8. Gardner, ~ Eupsrior street., Cis4s-
land, Ohio and b. ali rosDsstable dsalsrB IN msdi.
cines
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Report Of the New YoTI MARKER

For the week ending Nay 10, 1853, By JoHH BoF0E
soHs Commission Merchant, 50 Pearl street.
bUTfER-Ths market for butter is somewhat un-
s'ttlsd, sS yet there being but small quantity Of
new Ohio Jet In market. Ohoies yellow, however,
would bring lSo to I7o but We are inclined 70 tbiDk
It may decline slightly under the increased recei1t
Of ths coming season, although the market Is VII
up in Europe.
CHEZ E-There Is yet no new Ohio in markOt,
but good cream grass ohteIs would bring from $50
to TO- and from the appsarunos Of the foreign mar
kst we are inclined to think It win DO somsWhat
better than last season.
EGGS-Are In fair demand at 10, 70 lle They
should be packed in oats from this tine forward as
they sell much better.
LARD-IH quick sale ct SO for prime leaf kettle
rendered.
HAMs-smoked and eanVaISsd sell slowly ct &c to
Sc, sud IN bulk 61fo to 7j1c.
sH0ULDERs-OanyAsseds s5<o to 81, and 20 to Sc
10 bulk.
POBK-Hess sells readily ct slSOo; Prime SO 75.
Any information furnished shippers, and business
transacted BY II. O. DEMTEG, Agent
once with AloOtt Horton, Water street, OsVs-
land, D.
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nation.


The Cincinnati Commercial Is our author
iiy for saying that Commodore Foote will
srFiEs in that city, en- route for Cleveland,
this (Fussday) morning. In that case, be
wiz probably reach here tonight OF TO-
morrow morning, as be will not feel able
to bear the excitement which would be at
tsndant UPON a protEsetsd stay n that city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

F1llEND ~ ETED TIlg II
DF. Sweets lNEALEIBhR LIHIMnNF 4 ~
Jared Il N tn recipe Of Dr. sssphsz sEsst ol fns
lsct'eat ths great bons sstssr, and has bss9 r-of
n his practice for the last twenty years Vsth "a
noet sssoaishias snocsss. "A an sxtsFnsl rsuedy
is " theut rival, End Ein aIlsFiats issln ro7-
PeodiI than any other preparation. FOR 81 Rhsu-
natio and HsEvO71 Disordsru It Is truly lniauI6,s
Ana as curative for Sores, Wound1 sprains, B7iis
=, Se.i ~ soothing, healing and DoEsr fai siloas
ming ProPensideas excite the juys wonder ana -.
soni1hnent Of all Vho have sFsf 9iVsu Il = fTI,l
VTz toIr hundred certificates Of rsmarkabIs our.4r
ssrorrsd by Il within ths last two Tsarl att-st -
tnh lact. Strong Armstrong, AGENTS for CisTi5-
ana deel0altSo2GdkEsR7
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Premature Observation-Disclosures Net Taksn'

z
The city was 6llsi with reports yesterday
that our troops weFs in Richmond and a
lsi.r dispatch asserted conhrmAtion Of tie
srst report. But both che report and the
oonHrnaiion came from Plstsburg and not
from Washington or YorktoWn, and ct this
vritnq-I A. H. Of Tuesday--no such neWs
Is rshortsd b. our regular dispatches, and no
auiEtntio reports to that effect have been re-
esi4sd nom Washington, either OaiciAl or
private. We regard the report therefore aa
premature, but do not doubt but that before
next sundAy we shall chronicle the marching
otFederal columns through the streets Of the
lais rsbd capital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13
Rsrreuehmeut = ~ Leriulaturo,

From the Columbus correspondence of the
Cincinnati Commercial we learn that the
Legislature which has just closed its session
did more in the way Of retrsnchment than
the people are generally aware Of It cut
down the expenses Of the State 81, ,sSs, 2ss. %
enough to pay all the expenses Of the State
during the war, for war purposes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

bts Soi through The smaller ring. After
wards the shots are passed through a cylin-
de, having precisely the sane bore of the
gu u they are Intended for, which is the I'm
iSl ng test
within the next two years the principal
Notifications on our sea. coast will be armed
with Is and 2O-ineh guns, and then, with
the rebelliOn Of our hands, We will be pre-
pared to meet any future bullying menace Of
John Bull, should no ever muster courage to
play the Trent affair over again, when be
took advantage of cur temporary weakness,
to threaten to devastste and destroy our sea-
beard cities with his iron-clad vessels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

We are indebted to Hon. q. G. Blake, n
O., for copies of Delafeld's Report of the Ar
Of War IN Europe; also for the Message
and Documents" for the present Congress.
We are also indebted to Hon. A. G. Bid
die for numerous public documents of value
News fren Sen. HaIIsok's ArnT---Fko Be.
esunoisanoe toward CorInth---Gsneral
6lgeI--sOOms E00U8 en- Fouts for CIsVe.
lard
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazssts.)
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nay lIth.
Capt. Frisbe Of the Lancaster, reports a.
follows; Friday morning, ct A. n, Gen,
Hslleck made g rec0nnoissnce with 10000
strong % within about q mile or less of Cor.
inth. He found the enemy strongly intrench-
ed and fortified, drawn up In line Of battle
ready 70 recsiEe them. Gen. Halleclr's force
vas drawn back one mile with whst loss nv
informant had not been sble 70 learn. Our
army bad advanced two miles farther, and
when tBe Lancaster left a battle was ineTita.
hls-oouli not be postponed longer than tbs
morning. EEerything was Ia perfect order
and ia readiness for fight
The Lancaster net the steamer Imperial,
With Gen. Siesl and stat, accompanied BY
transports with troops, (but what number Is
net known, en- FoNts for Pittsburg Landing,
and would arrive there this morning. This
statenaensw was corrobOrated by all the officers
on beard and may be considered reliable.
Ihe steamer Tycoon, with 282 sick, from
PittsbUrg Landing Saturday morning. pesssd
uP, en route ioE Cincinnati, a. 4 O'Clock tbis
afternoon. The sick were eli doine sneJv
Two bodies were left here, Viz. JcSisb
Clisn,G0o @ 4ist Ohio and .Iso55 ,ScSrtf
Co q, gath Hhio. Charles Werebsm1 ~
B, 7lst Ohio, died on tho sth, and M =
mains were left at Fort Henry.
The De Soto Commodore Foote's seee.b
prize, with the old hero on board, pssse5
up az one o'clock to-day for Louisville when
tbs gallant Commodore viii proceed to Oin-
einnsu by mail5oat en- S0Ht6 ior Cleveland
Ehsrg be hopes to recover his health. Ws
he'd the pleasure Of Q few moments convsr.
sstion with the old veteran Of The Il Hir1i7-i5ri
f0tills, who We are sorry 70 zee IookIuo =
feeble. BE says be is confident BE sofills
VIII hold possession Of Fort Pillow within
thEos days
1a1Ela aTla "a
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OsWRGO MARKRT-AIay u.

FL0UR-Market Gull.
WHRIT-Is held above the views Of buyers and
the market is quiet. Sales 400 bush winter RED
gnRN-markst shade eaSisr. Sales I15UOO DuSn
old IllinOig at 4Oc.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL RRElGHTS-LoWsr Hour s5e, wheat
l06 TO New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-57,OO9 bbls -four; 5000 bus
wheat; l25O0 bush barley; b,lO0 bush rye.
CANAL BXPORT8-l,46o bbls -four; l25 00o bu
wheat; 1900 bush corn; 1870 bush barley; 3l,000
bush rye; 600 bush peas
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OHIOAGO RIARKRT-aIa1 b.
TBT EAhSaRAFE.1

RL0UR-Markst dull and neglected.
WHEAT-Markst quiet and lac lower. Sales
ct 77f176c for No I; 65G68o for No. 2.
CORE--m%rket quiet and unchangs. Sales ct SO
for mixed In adOat.
SHfPMENTs-ss,oOO bush what; 1900 bush
corn
FRIGHT6-Quiet and unchanged
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gold y can't pre-
mfum.-
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RuFFALO RIARKRT-RIay -.

FLOUR-Market quiet and no important sales.
WHEAT-Market dull. Sales 900 bush No.
Chicago spring at SIC; 1900 bush Chicago on private
terms. -.
0AT8-Market hrm.
BARLEY-MRrket quiet. -
RYE-Market steady. Sales 1000 bush Ohieago
WHIsKY-Msrkst lower. Sales Of 100 bbl at
ZHc.
IS, ,O0n bush corn. ,
buah corns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

The House yesterday, BY the very en-
phalie vote Of s5 to 80, passed the bill de-
claring that slavery shall not exist now OF
fofsgeF, IN any territory now existing or here
after % Be formed. Steadily keeping time
70 the victorious march of our Srmiea Is the
march Of freedom and justice in our national
councils. .---
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COMMBROTAL.
I.EyELAND PRODUUK mAHKER.
F5pIEs7 F%1Rs7Ee ,IsI1. L1ADEE .s, 9TEi9H 2 ~ }

fUEsDAT MOlHHe, aag - iodl.
F'RFIP-~he mar-tt yes.srday Was quist and
unchanged with only small sales ior homs s1nsumD-
tion at about DroVious prices.
WHEAF-Ths msrkst oOntinuss bsavY snd dull,
the only sale bsinE car gOod Ohio white On track
at Sl,lO and Tears red at Sl,ol on track InpOusl-
bic to give an accurate austhtion.
CORN-harkst steady and quist. Sale Of !, ,OOC
bush ahOat at3lo and 900 bush saoAt, oheies arsi-
Gle, ct 80
OATs-MArkst arm with sales Of car ct so on
ira K.
Other articles quiet and unchanged With VsFy lit.
tl9 doing.
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NY. BANK sTATF1IENT-may II.
M A R I N E

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EETERED-MGyG
stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Stmr. Illinois, Ryder, Houghton.
Prop. Iron City, Turner, Eagle River
Prop. OWegO, Drake, Dunkirk mdse
Prop. Portsmouth, Bond, Ounkirk mdss
Prop. Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo, mdss.
BARK David Morris, Kerr, Buffalo, 100 bush oats
5ehr, SpeedWell, Bennett, Buffalo, 200 bbls salt
Schr. Eveline Bates, Peterson, Buffalo.
Schr. Summit, Gelson, Buffalo.
Schr. Watts Sherman, Fifeld, Port Huron, II .ele
f. lumber, 2s d lath, SsK II shingles
scoW j. b Chaplin, Dupre, Bay City, $50 II lum.
scOw Whittlesey, Chapin, Bay City, los N lum-
Der, 20 u lath.
OLEAKEDs
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Forest Queen, Carney, Buffalo, mdse.
Bark David Morris, Kerr, Chicago
Sohr. Watts Sherman, Fiheld, Buffalo, coal
Schr. EVeliue Bates, Peterson, Chicago, coal
Schr. Queen City, Stone, Chicago, coal.
Sehr. summit, GelsOE, Chicago coal.
sooW W Whittlesey, Chaplin, Saginaw.
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TOR MOE PAINTING, GO 10
TASOOTTnEl
That French WHITE ZINC has come. Just The
Elght thing sOr PAintszs and inlids work Of SVary
-1STaRS No. s7a HOEEGAE's BLOCK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

lHs0AtotiAA NfsiNe
a vIsIt a Rort PiEtfa worka---sip puufaet ture
ssfVSsntysfBch Guna ordered by the Cow
ornmoafs Nr
TNoTE Owing to fhe general pressure q in
portsnt news upon our columns, the following
correspondence has been delayed in is psblica.
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PHILADELPHIA mARKET.-May 70.

FLOUR-Market dulI and unchanged.
WHEAT-Markst has declined &C. Sales 500
bush red as 81 ,2s; white at Sl,Is.
gORN-Markat duh ct 63063fc.
MESS P0RK-SellinR ct Sla7s.
LA K D. Quoted ct sfo.
WHISK H-Market dull at 25kc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

PabOu VI buo NEo-Cdub Autys
General Fremont ~ PetsrsbuFg--OpeFa-
items Of General COx--DrIVsn Rebels out
OfThFee eCOuntiess-Rebsls in strong Force
--Gen. FFsmOnt Prepared 20 Meet Them--
Battle Near at Hand.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazstte.)
PETERsBURe, Va, May TO-
General Fremont Is sncamped here with
strong body Of troops and Is in full commu-
nlcation with the forces throughout the de-
psrtment.
General Cox has had three sharp engage
msnts with the enemy, and driven them en-
tirely out Of Greenbsiar, Mercer and Giles
counties
-Four hundred guerillas surprised a small
company, under Lieut.. PARROT, at Arnolds.
burg, twenty miles from Cairo, on the Park
ersburg branch of the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, and compelled him to surrender.
They also took the town Of Spencer. Gen.
Kelley was ordered forward from Cumberland
with re-enforcements.
In the meantime three companies of Col.
Harris 10th Virginia, and one company Of
Capt. Vests 1st Virginia Cavalry, routed the
guerillas, killing many and expecting to kill
/ and capture the Wh0le.
General Milroy advanced to Mcdowell, and
engaged in skirmishing with johnson on the
7th, and found him In strong force. Move
ments consequent upon the evacuation Of
Yorktown enabled johnson to send large
force to assist jackson. Gen. Fremont or
dered forward Gen. Schenck's forces 10 the
relief of Milroy. They marched thirty-fouT
miles in one day, Joined Milroy, and on the
right, while the enemy were attempting 70
plant battery on the mountain, so ss tC
command our position, four Of our regiments
engaged them, and prevented the planting o.
the battery. In this engagement we lost Ave
killed and seventy wounded. The loss Of the
enemy was much greater. The enemy ap
psaring on three sides in overwhelming mum
bers, to prevent being hanked, Gen. Fremont
ordered Sehenok and Ailroy to fall back Il
franklin, within supporting distance from
this cslumn.
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n A N h o D;
WHITR ED WORKs.

rhs subscribers have on hAad superior article 81
PuEs White LEAD. also lAs cheaper grades. Whioh
shsy Osr % the trAds a. vsry low prices iOr cash
FEB. q, ls62. JOHE WEBSTER 400.
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The total Of our killed was 80; total wound
cd lIe.
The feet destroyed thirteen rebel gunbOats
and three transports, beside the rams. The
eleven.inch shot from the Katsbdin passed
easily through the fOur-inoh Iron plating Of
the Louisiana.
Such Is condensed history Of the rs-oeeu-
patton of the Crescent City.
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H0TICE.
U0lLE0TOR's OFF77jT-5-
OlsEslaad. - 4. -

olSEeiand, Nay 8, iss3
TIQE OF SEIZURE OF
IN ~ 4uGGLAD GO9DH.-rO WHOM n NhF
OONOGkh.-be u known that on n, sfth dsT n
esptsnber, 1901. caused % Do 8eiEsd as % u u 90
and o, q, B. freight Dszot, IN this clfT. -.
cauaet heir eeing illegally imp Ftad into az -
the Glowing dg5cribPd goods. So Tnrll1 ~ = b
hestingi l6 PARIS do; lsa yards " WhFfs IFn--..-
Linen Ha9dksrchieisi ~ yards Worstsd aslfi =
Auy ols clgiuIinE SAID goodG viii aln1Sr 4 t-4
the cate of this notice. eAt9 n2ie
m.,s,,,,,vasa dHARLEsLPnLsRb,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-13

The commander Of the French steamer
Milan boarded the feet and congratulated the
officers aupon their pleasant yet perilous pas
sage up to the great city" he also said /:
at is the greatest aehisVomsnt Of the sgs
and history" Vf
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TIE HEIGHT OF THE BATTLE.

Shot, shell, grape and canister filled the
air with deadly missiles. Il was like the
breaking up Of thousand WOrlds-crash-
tear-Whizl Such another scene was never
sJ5alnere Slll ll-g4 1aqFtal--DnspS.., Steadily re
ing rife shot and shell, ten inch Columbiads,
forty-twO, thirty-tWo and twenty-four
FOUNDER balls; and to add to this state of
affairs, thirteen steamers and the floating
battery Louisiana, Of the enemy, were pour
ing into and around as hail storm of iron
perfectly indescribable. Not satisfied with
their firing, ere raft after FIRE raft was lit and
set adrift to do their work of burning. The
Ram was busy at work trying to shove them
under the bows of our vessel.
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=. sEOOK llARKEF-aIaZ y

Ny, STOCK mARKEF-May 10
rHT ENLRaRAFH.l
mONKY-MArkst easier at l05 3 osnt for call
loans; prime paper scarce and wanted ct l1<H6k
STERLING EXOHANGK-Msrkst arm at
ll41( for bankers bills.
G0LD-AmsrioAn gold arm at 81S@8k 3 cent
premium
GOVERNMENT IsTOCKs-Markst active
and hrmer. United States S. 1881 l650l055S; 1910
Treasury Notes lo5H0l05N.
BEOGKH-Msrket active and better CHICAGO A
hock Island 66; CleEeland 3 Toledo 471(; 9alena q
Chicago 70; Illinois Central scrip es; Michigan
Southern guaranteed 52k; Michigan Southern $50;
Miehigan Central OK Reading 81; Harlem pre-.
New York Central s95S; Erie So; Erie preferred S7;
Iennellee O. eo Missouri 0s 6sS; United States s.
year cartt tuos tss loo,
n. Y. BANK sTATElLENT-may ~.
IBT TELEaRAPH.
The bank statement to-day exhibits the hlloEing
changes;
Increase In Loans 7g3
aotel5o N 2pScle. $3.50
increase IN ss..-...........s.s. 3ffB39
Increase In Deposits, ss2lS7I