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brakes Plantation Bltters.


They purify, strengthen, and invigorste.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enIiyen the
mind.
They prevent miasnatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
Eature's great restorer. They are made ofpure
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark
roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure
ola beverage, without regard to age, or time of
day. Particularly recommended to delicate per-
sons requiring gentle stimulant. Sold by all
Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H.
Drake Co., 2O3 Broadway, New York.
For sale by Strong 4 Armstrong, Benton Bros,
4 Co., Gordon, Mcmillan 3 Co., and L. F. & S.
Burgess. noFlb;eod-dtW-w43
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OLD Folks CoNCERT.-The Concert for
the benefit of the West Side Soldiers Re
lief Society, by the Old Folks, in costume,
will be given at the West Side High School
building, OF Friday evening next the 10th
inst. The programme is an excellent one,
comprising some choice selections, in which
quite a number of the best vocalists upon
the other side participate. There are about
thirty singers in the company, and full
orchestra. It is believed the Hall will be
crowded to repletiOn, adding largely to the
funds of praiseworthy institution, whose
object is the assistance of the families Of
soldiers.
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DENTISTRY.

4 SINGLE TOOTH 81, 90. .
ARTIFIOIAL TEETH, 1ID
mon Yuleanizsd Rubber Base, with our mode Of In
5srrinR s pronounced by all to be the most e-liko
and useful In Eating, Speaking and singing. They
can be fitted any remaining roots without giving
pa and warranted to IT. for less than half our for
uer prices Experience has brought the practice OF
our professisn to high degree OF perfection mat
parfia or entire sets can be made without the Least
fuconvenisnce6 the patients, and undtstnguishaDie
rom Natural Teeth, for $40, 2l5 and 81 a ST. a.
1N-Establishsd over ten years, corner ODtArio-st.
and Public Square, tsouth sidel . a.. ,,,,s,
- Dentists.
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FROM ABOUT VICKSBURG.
A New Movement on Rebel
Fleet on Red River.
ITO the Chicago Tribune.l
YoUNG's PoINT, La, March l, !
Via Cairo


A movement both military and naval,
is on foot to-day. Several transports with
troops, which arrived from above last night
received orders and steamed up the river
this morning. An expedition of gunbOats
went up the YazoO to-day and the events
of the next five days are fraught with in
terest.
1t is known that the rebels are prepar-
ing feet of gunbOats and transports, pro-
tected with cotton, at Shreveport, five hun
dred miles up the Red River. Positive ev-
idenee Of the truth of this has been given
Admiral Porter, with whom the entire re-
sponsibility rests, Of allowing this formid-
able fleet to be repaired. One irOn-clad
and ram would be sufficient to destroy it
now, yet Admiral Farraguts request that
one should be furnished him was not com
piled with. The Red river is too narrow
for Farragufs vessels.
The ram Switzerland has been fully re-
paired, and started for that stream yester-
day, under orders to Farragut from Gener-
al Ellet.
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FROM LEXINGTON, KY.
Gluke Rsoaped--Humphrey Mar
shall Retired--No Rebel
Troops in Eastern
Tennessee.
LEXINGTON. April :

LEXINGTON, April T.
Cluke has probably effected his escape
through Proctor, Whitesburg and Running
Gaps, after a months amusement at our
expense.
Humphrey Marshall is said to have re-
tired by way-Of Pound Gap.
A scout from Knoxville last Thursday,
states that East Tennessee has been
entirely drained of rebel soldiers, to rein
force Bragg. Even the few hundreds who
have been watching the gaps for escaping
consoripts and refugees, have been with
drawn, leaving only a few sick to occupy
Cumberland Gap.
Military matters, save busy preparation
for an active campaign, are quieseent.
General Gilmore is to take the field.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION IN New York
We would call attention to the carefully pre-
pared review Of the New York market,
published in the LEADER every Wednes-
day morning, including articles as it does,
which are not quoted in the telegraphic re-
ports.
Maj. John Boyce & Son, who furnish the
review to US, are avery old, reliable house,
with an established trade for Western pro-
ducts of all descriptions, and property en-
trusted to their care will be in the safest
hands. They have permanent agent here,
Mr.. W. C. Deming, who can be found at 139
and 14l Water street, daily, who will attend
to any business of the firm. As soon as the
time is changed on the Eastern Railroads so
that the mail will arrive here Monday after
noon, we viii publish the report Tuesday
morning instead Of on Wednesday as at
present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

PHMADELPHIA, April 8.
A private letter, dated of Charleston
1st inst, says:
/ It is reported that Charleston has been
evacuated by all the women and children.
Two iron-clads have been in Edisto river,
20 miles south Of here, for 8 week.
Admiral Dupont viii be here to-day,
when, it is said, the bombardment viii
begin.
Il is reported that the army will remain
at Port Royal until after the lombard
ment
l think this report probable, as the reb-
els have had time and opportunity to for
tify the land approaches so as to make
them almost impregnable.
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TIE MIxsTRELs.-There was a crowded
house at Duprez & Green's minstrels last
night The performance gave excellent sat
isfaction. The musical portion of it is of a
high order of merit, and the dancing excel
lent. Lew Benedict, who is an established
faYOrite here, drew great applause in his
songs and dances, and was enthusiastically
eneored. The performances of Commodore
FOOts and Colonel Small, the littlest people
minstrels perform again tonight at Brain
ards Hall.
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An UPsET.-A couple Of young men, who
apparently had not recovered entirely from
the effects of election, while driving down Su-
periOr street last evening met with mishaP,
their buggy Overturning and they being
rolled into the mud. They were not injured
(few drunken men are by such aecidents) but
we're besmeared with mud from head to foot.
They lighted up their buggy, hurra'd for the
Democratic ticket, and drove of. Their
party was upset as badly as they, on T6esdvy
Lat
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NEWS FROlI REBEL SOURCES.

HEADQUARTERS Army POToMAo, AprfIS.
Richmond papers Of the 7th are reeeiv-
ed. The burthen Of the sentiment ex-
pressed is an exhortation TO the people Of
the South to raise articles for food instead
Of cotton.
They contain the following kilograms:
CHATTANOOGA, April 4 Skirmishes with
the enemy piekets are Of daily occurrence,
but a general engagement is not consider
ed imminent.
JACKSON, April 4-Reports from Port
Hudson state Banks has fallen back. One
division Of his army is at Baton Rouge.
and the rest down the river.
SENAToBIA, April A. Richardson's
guerillas fought a regiment Of the enemy
at Somerville, killing and Wounding so.
It is stated that {, 600 troops recently left
Memphis ostensibly for Vieksburg, but
after night went north.
VIoKsBURG, April 4.-Everythfne quiet
tonight; but few boats are in sight.
There is nothing new from Yazoo. A
flag Of truce was sent down to-day By the
enemy. The object was not made public.
CHARLESTON, April Important move
ments are taking place here, but for mill
tary reasons no particulars can yet be tele-
graphed.
In the Examiner Of the 7th is leader
setting forth the obstacles in the way Of
opening a route inland to the Yazoo above
Haines Bluff
Before the adjournment Of the Virginia
Legislature resolution was passed sp-
pealing to every farmer to raise provisions
beyond the usual amount, and eDjoining
frugality in food.
The Legislature of Texas has passed a
bill assuming its proportion Of the Confed-
crate Indebtedness. They intend passing
3 bill to repeal the slay law Of the State.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 7th has
the following significant para graph;
Yesterday morning eight Monitors and
iron-elads were off the bar at Charleston.
The brief but significant telegram which
wss received early in the day and pub
lished elsewhere tells that the long ex-
pected collision has probably come off ere
this. The. storm so long prepared for
Charleston has burst at last We shall
publish the results az We learn them. We
await the issue with buoysnt hope, bat
not without a solieiIude due to the impor-
tant struggle May Heaven shield Charles
ton from the rage Of her enemies and ours.
The Sentinel editorially refers IN am
biguous terms to 3 riot which took place
in Richmond last Thursday, Of such mag
nitude as to cause the affair TO be sup
pressed from publication. From the arti-
Gle it appears that the city Was for q while
st the control Of lawless mob Of men
and women, for the ostensible purpose Of
saving themselves from starvation, by
breaking open stores, bakeries, sc.
The movement was headed by a female,
who, the Sentinel says, was above want;
and the whole affair was simply to rob and
plumber, under the excuse of a scarcity Of
food. The millinery, dry goods and fancy
stores suffered as much as those contain
ing the neeessaries of life.
The movement proved to have eyeniua-
ted from high prices generally.
The Sentinel in speaking of this riot, al
ludes to the fact that all the papers had,
after consultation, concluded at the time
not to mention the matter.
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ls.45 III Superior St Marble Blocs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

CAPTURE OF BUTFEREUr BADGE
There was passenger on the train from
Columbus yesterday who spOrted on his vest
badge carved from butternut. A soldier
on board the train observing it, went up to
the man and told him he must either bust"
that badge or g" bust % his head The "but-
tsrnut" took OF the badge and handed it to
him without saying word. Union soldiers
cannot endure to see badges faunted in their
faces that indicate hostility to the cause in
which they are spiIling their blood and i'm
periling their lives.
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WAR CLAIMS.
BoIdieru' BoFzfy, Pay snd PenHions.
We are authorized by Government to collec

soIdieru' BoEnrY, Pay and Pensions.
We are authorized by Government to collect
s1OO Bounty,
due discharged soldiers also the widow, children,
or rightful heirs Of all deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
towhieh every discharged soldier who Was DIS
abled in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severaIly entitled under
the law. Also,
Back Pay,
due discharged soldiers OF resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashsd. Also,
Prize Money
Money due enlisted 8 months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
Hs- Avoid Claim Agents who are not Lie
eensed,
We publish 1.-THE Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest 70 soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and stamp, and we viii send
copy teei or twelve copies, one eseh month,
ior Is cents.
Apply to Us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfter We have &C.
comp ished what we undertake.
omce-Lyraan's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland jan9l:h
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NEW YORK mARKET.-ApriI S.

COttOn-Market dull, heavy, and lower Sales
at 65c for middings and uplands
ElOur-Market dull, heavy and IOdoI5c lower, clos
ingheavy. ThedeclIne in gold has very depressing
effect
Sales at So 80 for extra state; s7,20G7 35 for
round hOOped Ohio, and 81 40as 50 for Trade brands
Whisky-Market heavy and lower. Sales at 855k
G46c
WheRt-Market dull, heavy and nominallT lac
lower No transactions of any magnitude reported.
COrn-market heavy and lG2c lower. Sales at Is
E9Uc for sound; s. 6Gosc for unsound.
0uts-Market scarce and in fair request Sales at
54kL5ic for common to prime.
WOOl-Market dull and prices nominaIly uu-
changed.
POrk-MaTket dull and heavy.
Cut meuIs-Market heavy aud lower. Sales at
5G6c for shoulders, and 65iQS54c for hams
bacon Sides-Markst dnll, heavy and lower
Sales at 81 for western and Cumberland cut
Lard-Market dull and decidedly lower.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-09

BALLoUs PARTY.-0n tomorrow FRI
day evening, Professor Ballou will give a
Promenade Concert and Dance at Ohapin's
Hall, at the solicitation Of Numerous friends.
There will be excellent music, and reIresh
ments will be furnished by Mould, which are
attractions enough to insure one evenings
enjoyment The party will undoubtedly be
largely attended, and aIl who go will enjoy
themselves much.
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FROM FORTREss MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, April Z.
The steamer Spaulding arrived here last
evening from Hilton Head and reports
that our feet had all left for Charleston
when she left there.
The flag Of truce boat left to day for
City Point with S65 rebel prisoners for ex-
change.
A rebel cavalrYman who deserted from
the rebel army on the Blackwater and
came into Norfolk yesterday says the Con-
move their capitol from Richmond to Chat
tanooga, and that the scarcity Of proVi-
sions and forage is the principal cause.
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CURE FOR HEADACHE.-A work has re-
Gently been published in Paris BY an emi-
nsnt physician in which he describes a new
remedy for headache. He uses a mixture of
ice aud salt, in proportion of one to one half,
as a cold mixture; and this he applies by
means of little purse of silk gauze, with a
rim of gutta percha, to limited spots on the
head, when rheumatic headaches are felt.
It gives instantaneous relief. The skin is
subjected to the process from half minute to
one and half minutes, and is rendered hard
and white. It is good in erysipelas and
disease Of the skin.
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Hol FOR BUFFALO.-The Chicago Tri-
bune says a number Of vessels cleared at the
Custom House on Saturday morning for Buff
falO. Among the first on the list are the
bark Naomi, brig Mechanic, sohOoners syra-
cuse, John H. Drake aad VIM. o. Brown,
with cargoes amounting 10 the aggregate to
81 900 bushels Of corn.
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having had over twenty years experience IN the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
pecially the Threat and LuBgs will give perfect
isfactiOn TO all who may apply for relief Having had
q successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success Of which sat-
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts
factory the money shall BE- reua ded for al such med
icines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month,
from % 90 70 g 90.
n4-Ihs Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
Of every month at his resiceEce, No. % Gar1euSt,
Cleveland, q. Post Once atdreas-Box III.
febZ3:R25-ltamdkw 3. q. CLARK, NJ. D.
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sHINP LAST ERs,
Silver,

Silver,
Coupons,
OHIO, INDIANA, KENTUCKY,
Canada and Uncurrent Money
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST RATES,
BY E. B. HALE,
feb0 Ill Superior-St.
GOLD and SILVER WANTED I
Demand Notes WANTED /
Canada, Ohio and WANTED /
Kentucky Money WANTED /
Blk Ofthe State OF Indiana WANTED
Q. S. Coupons interest WANTED
G. A. RE AD & CO.,
BANK ERs,
50 SUPERIOR ST., CLRvELAND, O.,
Win Give Higher Rates Of Premium
FOR FHE ABOVE
THAN ANV OTHER HOTTQE IN TUE rTTV
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OPTICAL.
sOIOmOnsOn's Improved Spectacle


7
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line OF sn
the trade. From his long residence in this CITY
aud tho extensive patronage received during that
time he would say 10 his old friends and the public
generally that no effort that could be put fJrsh to
secure the very bost quality Of Crystal Glasses grOunC
under MS Own inspection, to suit the eyes, in ali c.
5eS curing weakness, dizziness or Inflammation o. thu
hye, and impair ting gtrongth lOr long reading and IA
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMONSON'S estah-
ishmet as the most reliable TO gUs the best articles
In that lins thst csn be obtained has become AZ e.
tsbshed fact and attested by his patrons whose ad
vice II IS: 60 To SOIOMONSOE'S, (make no miE.
,ake,) l30 SuperiOr-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind OF SPECTAULEs
adapted TO your sight
- Mr.. Solomonson would here inform the publc
that he never employs any one in the sale Of his Len
ses and those who desire pair OF his Spectaclas can
only obtain them BY calling at his Establishmeut
81 ARTLFlUIAL EYES inserted without pain
perfect natural.
OFFIOE-No. 10 superior-st., uuder the American
dGLol.
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IE THE IcE.-The May Queen was towed
out Of the ice and into the river yesterday af-
ternOOn by the propeller Passaic and the tug
Gardiner. The Morning Star is still fast
there, as well as two propellers and two
schooners.
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET-ApriI S.

StOeks-Dull, quiet and lower. Chicago and Rock
Island ~; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 6sl4; Michigan
southern, guaranteed, 81; Michigan Southern 5s8
Erie I65s; New York Central ll4; Pacific Mail ls7;
Pittsburgh, Ft Wayne and Chicago 57ts; Galena and
Chicago, I'd, ia; Efie, Sd, ia.
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A SAD CAsE.-A soldier passed through
here lastevening en- route for Michigan, hav-
ing in charge his three little children who
had been rendered mOtherless under cireum-
stances the most painful. The wife, with her
children, had made visit to the camp, near
Washington, for the purpose of seeing her
husband. a few days after her arrival he
was handling his rife in her presence when
it accidentally went of, the contents entering
a vital part of the wife, causing death in a
short time. lie obtained furlough for the
purpose of accompanying his children to
what was once peaceful and happy, but
now, alas desoIate and sorrowful home.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. VIM. R. Creighton, of
the 7th Ohio Infantry, arrived home last
evening on short furlOugh. He is looking
we'll and complains of feeling well also.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Il. Hayward, of the 1st
Ohio Artillery, arrived home last evening,
having resigned his position, as we are in
formed, on account of poor health.
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NY. MONEY mARKET-AprH S.
TBYTELFgRAPH

AEOHey-MArkets steady at par cent.
sterling EZchRnEe-Duli and decidedly lower.
First class bills quoted at los
GOid-marlset unsettled opening at 4SIZc, de-
clnng 70 ii4, and closing firm at 475647 per cent
premium.
Government Sfecks-Market quiet o. s. 6's
81 coupons, l1i9l0j4; 730 Treasury Notes I05IO5S;
OneYear certificates gs1S
state EG0cks-Missouri 6's 6O5; Tennessee 6's
G0 f'' %
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EAST CLEVELAND LEAGUE.-A Union
meeting will be held at the Congregational
Church, at the Corners, in East Cleveland,
Tomorrow (Friday) evening. Hon. A. G.
Riddle will address the meeting.
L. PREFTIss, Pres't Union League.
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RROlI WAsHINGrnN.

WssHlAGfOA, april 3.
Private letters just received from officers
attached to the Charleston expedition,
written on the evening Of the departure
Of the feet to attack that city, expressed
themselves confident Of success, and they
say such is the general feeling among both
officers and men.
An officer who arrived here to-day from
North Carolina coast, says it was believed
among our forces, the information coming
from what was believed a reliable source,
that General LOngstreet some time ago,
made application to JEFF Davis for $1,000
troops for the purpose Of clearing Abe
marie Sound, and he was informed that he
could have $4,000 from the Army Of the
RappahannOok, but must obtain the bal
ance Of Governor Vance Of North Carolina.
It is further reported that one Of the Hills
is in command
When this information, several days
ago, reached Fortress Monroe, assistance
was sent from that point
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Referring to the above notice, I take the
opportunity It offers to return my sincere
thanks to my old friends and customers for
their patronage Of many years, and most re-
specially solicit q continuance for my sue
eesser, Mr.. W. B. Hancock, believing be viii
deal justly by them. JOHS SHELLEY.
aDr7.438
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A COUGH, COLD, Oh INITIATED THROAT
allowed to progress, results IN serious Pulmonar
aud Bronchial adecti, ns, oitentimes ineuFabls
Browns Bronchial TrOehes
reach directly the affected parts and give almost IN
slant relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA and tATABEB
they are beneficial. yhs good effects resulting
the Of the Troches, and thei' extended use has
caused them TO be oountcrieitsd. Be sure 70 guard
against worthless limitations. OBTAIN oDly the sFE-
uIsE BEOEEs BRsSoBIAL TRoCHEs which have
PsovED their efficacy By test Of many yesrs PUB-
TIC sPEAEEEs and SINGERS should use the Trochss
Military Ohioars and Soldiers who oTer-tax the voic
and are exposed to sudden changes should have them
Sold everywhere at % cents per box lan:Es5
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DE-. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, HonsopGthj-
eally. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2S3
Perry street, marl7;444
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LOST HIS MoEEY.-Wm. L. Reed came
from Medina on the Medina stage yesterday,
and while in saloon on Ontario street he
had his pocket picked of $4s. 1t was in a
wallet and was all the money he had.
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COMM ERCIAL.
lLKvELAND MARX FT..
MORNING LEADER OFFICE

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April s, 1853.
FlOEr-Marketv very weak, and except for standard
brands there is no demand except at large conces-
sOns Sales 35 bbIs red wheat -four at s5,l25E and IS
bbls choice double extra at Sc 50.
Wheaf-Salo car on track at q 80.
COrn-sales cars on track at &c.
HIghwInes-Sale 50 bbls at l4e
Cheese-sales Western Reserve at I4c and I5c for
Hamburg.
Eggs-sales at I214 and lSc.
Butter-sales good Western Reserve roll at 25.
TRIIOw-SaIes country rendered at lO]lc.
Oils-sales carbon at CSC for lemon, and sgc fer
white, packages included.
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CoRRECuoN.-Mr. Jones, Councilman
from the lst Ward, was a Union instead Of
Democratic candidate, rs reported in yester-
day mornings LEADER
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CoUxc1L-The
City Council hold special meeting at the
Council chamber this evening.