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DEMOChATIC slAss NTEr1vc.
SPH1sorIzLD, June Il.

cfAlhGf iELD, y uue IL.
The Democratic mass meeting to-day
was largely attended aud passed off mar
moniously. The uumber Of Democra,s s in
attendance was estimated at 1906 to
100 600. Great chcariug for Vallandig-
ham. William A Richardson presided
with thirty vice Presidents. Speeches
were made by Richardson, voorhees,, In
diana, Cox, Obs, Lyle Dickey, General
MCKinstry, Dick Nsrrick H. c. Dean and
some twenty theIs. Resolutions were
adopted 10 the same effect Of those passed
by the recent Ohio Convention, which
nominated Vallaudigaam. Additional res
olutiOBs were adopted denouncing 5ov-
ernor Yates for prorOgueing the Legisla-
ture, the suppression of the Chicago
Times, arrest of Judge Constable, and
other citizens. One resolution reads as
follows:
That further offensive prosecution of
this war tends 10 subvert the Constitution
and Government and entail upon the ma
tion alt the disastrous consequences Of
misrule and anarchy that we are in fa-
vor Of peace upon a basis Of the
restoration Of the Union, and for the ac-
eomplishmeut which we propose a na
tlOBal convention to settle upon terms OF
peace, which shall have in view the
restoration Of the Unioa as it was, aud
securing by constitutional amendment
such rights to the several States and the
people thereof as honor and justice de-
mand
Forty-seven thousand dollars were
raised by contribution for the sick and
Wouneed soldiers of Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

PURCHASE your Papers and Magazines
at Bakers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
BTATF CONvRyTION.

COLUMBUS, June IL.
The Convention was very harmonious
and enthusiastic
ResoiUed, That the calamities Of tie
present rebellion were brought on b. nulli-
hcation and secession, which We dsnounce
as incompatible with the unity, integrity,
power, and glory Of the republic.
RssOiUed, That the war shall 60 on with
the utmost vigor until authority Of the
Government is re-established, and The old
dag foats triumphantly in every Siaie.
ResoIUed, That we lay aside personal
preferences aud prejutices, and Draw 10
party lines, except with these oppos TO
the Governments.
ResolUed, That oonfiiDe in the honesty.
patriotism, and good sense of the Pcesi-
dent We pledge our support him to pub
down the rebellion.
ResOiUsd That Governor Tods honest.
able official conducy deserves and receives
the appreciation Of all loyal people.
ResOtUsd, That our gratitude is due the
soldiers, and we sympathize with the army
in its hardships, aud as lovers of the
Union will stand by It, aud support the
disabled and III families Of those who fall
fighting for their country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
SPECIAL DISPATCHES
FROM indianapolis.
OOpperhead Impudenoe-- Colonel
Straight-.A Late Chief of The
Fire Department Arrested
fog Ineendiarism.
105 lnGendlarlSmu
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.l

INDIANAPOLIs, June Is.
Some 500 COpperheads held a meeting
10 Montgomery county on Saturday last
and passed resolution declaring that no
enrolment of the militia of that county
should take place. They appointed COM
mittee, who waited upon the Commission
er, read him the resolution, and notified
him that any person attempting to make
the enrolment would do so at his peril.
The Commissioner is acquainted with
the parties, and they will be arrested i'm
msdiately by the Unitel States Marshal.
An officer who has just arrived here
from the Libby prison at Richmond, says
it is understood there that Colonel Straight
and his officers are to be handed over to
the Governor of Georgia, to be tried for
stealing. The Governor has called the Sc
cretary of Wars attention to this matter,
and no more rebel officers will be exchang-
ed until these officers are released.
Jos. Strickland, late Chief of the Fire
Department at Dayton, Ohio, was arrested
here last night for setting fire to the Day
ton Journal office. After his arrest he
confessed his guilt and wept bitterly. He
was sent to Dayton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
FROM vICKsBURG AND BELOW.
POINT De SoTo, OPPOSITE

hICkSBURG, June ~ n, 1000. ]
By the arrival of the ram Switzerland,
Colonel Joan A. Ellet commanding, from
the mouth of Red river to-day. we have in
formation Of the destruction of SimmspOrt,
on Atehsffalya, on the 4th inst.
A recOnny isaree by the Switzerland on
the Sd inst discovered battery of six
field pieces and regiment Of infantry
holding the shore. The Switzerland en-
gagged them and was struck seven times,
one shot severing her steam-pipe. The
next day, the damage being repaird, Cap
tain Walker, with the Lafayette and Pitts
burg, silenced the battery and burned the
town and all of the oommissary stores.
The river is now clear between Port
Hudson and Vicksburg.
HEADQUARTERS WALNUT HILLS,
V1oKsBURG, Evening, June Il,
Best information credits Jackson at
Loring with 500 rebels, Walker at YakOs
CITY with 500 and Johnston at Canton with
$1,000. These will be msssed to attack
Grant in the rear, but be holds all fords in
the Black river, which must be crossed by
Jackson and LoriDg.
Rebel cavalry are continually on the
scout outside Of Grants lines.
Much sickness is said 70 prevail at
Vlcksburg and the citizens desire its Ca
pitulation which PembertOn absolutely re-
fuses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

AN INTERESTING George H.
Stuart, Esq, the we'll known merchant
prince and philanthropist of Philadelphia,
had handsome greeting on Monday even
ing last at tho residence of H. T. Miller,
Esq on Mount Auburn near Cincinnati.
The clergy of Cincinnati, several prominent
lawyers and the officers of the Cincinnati
Christian Commission were present A
kindly and graceful speech of welcome was
addressed to Mr.. Stuart by the Rev. DR..
Thompson, followed by warm right hand
of fellowship and welcome extended on be-
half of the Queen City of the West Mr..
Stuart, in response, expressed his lively
appreciation of the honor conferred upon
him, and rehearsed, in his own enthusiastic
way, some Of the doings of the United
States Christian Commission, Of which he is
President Other remarks we're made by
Rev. DR.. Grundy, Hon. Judge Storer d
Professor Quimby, of New Hampshire. A
generous table was relieved Of a luscious IOad ,
and, about IL O'Clock the assembly dis
persed in fine humor with its host.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
FROM MURFREEsBORO'.
Morgan South of the Cumberland
Bragg Reported about to
take the Offensive.
ITO the Cincinnati Commercial

NUM- hHEooOhOg OuuC 4Os
Morgan has re appeared with his whole
force this side of the Cumberland, and is
reported at Lebanon, in our rear, with two
brigades. Other portions of his command
are at Alexandria and Liberty. The OBJ
jeot of the attempted repOssession is to as
sist citizens in harvesting their crops,
large portions of which are already fit for
the sickle. apprebend that if the crops
are harvested at all, they will go to Federal
graneries.
Deserters from the front state that Bell
Buckle is occupied by four brigades, sup
ported by seven pieces of artillery. Hoov-
er's Gap is held by brigade of mounted
infantry and one regiment on foot They
say the impression is prevalent in the
rebel army that Bragg will assume the
offensive. They report that they are not
disheartened with the prospect at Vicks-
burg.
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COM M ERCIAL.
CLEvKLAND n1ARNeTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, /
TFnNrgnnV EvrNTEa lima II 1874

MORNING LEADER OFFlCE,l
"WEDNESDAY Evening, June IL, 1853.
-Wheat-sales on Change aad before New York
report, were cars red at s,sO on track and cars
from O. a P. elevator at same. The market closes
fat.
COru-I car prime yellow at 59c on track.
Butter-Unsettled and dull. Sales kegs good to
choice at I29Isc.
Cheese-sale 6OO L Western Reserve at &C.
Penches-Sales peeled at l3c.
EgEs-steady with sa' 'es ct I3e.
Pork Confines inactive and heavy. Sales Of
choice CITY brands are making in a small way at
sl4, 90 for mess and 5000 or cleaT.
Dried AppIes-Inactive and dull at Sc
HiEhwines-Quiet. Held at 4l51c.
Receipts-I7,2U bush whe #, and scars corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

The Boston Commercial Bulletin is entitled to the
thanks fthe wool growers of the country for its val
liable labors in thwarting the schemes of the wool
cOnfprato:s That Tarer was enc the first to point
ont the true chara ter Of the Boston wool lie,
which was got up early in the season to depress the
market, and it wa, New York correspondent OF the
same journal who exposed the bogus character fthe
New York sale, which even many who perfectly un-
derstood the game played in Boston, were disposed
look up1n as the 80 honest Indian
In speaking Of the present price Of the market in
New England in general, and Boston in particular,
the Bulletin ssys
We note better feeling and increased frmpess
in the wool market during the last week, with a
brisk inQuiry on the pa .rchasers he Ocks
Il sirable wool dapted 10 current manufact re-,
though larger here than in an Of tie Easte n mar
kets are getting quite low; a1d the end approach
es, manuiacturer Z more anxious to secure a sup
ply which shalt carry hem fely thro-gh he uni-
mer sea-On. Msny { these, who have de az a pur-
1ial enough left 10 un their m lis another week re-
now operating quite iberaly convinced that what
ever m be the ruling rates Of the ew clip will
b. SLOW IN coming forward o. &C nut of the In :
ance Of growers to submit TO the views OF buyats
Is qnl'e cerTai hat Oud asy Extraordinary de-
and arising from the draft, other sxisen lies of
le ltafy service. spriIE Up during the month of
June, 9. ice wUu b. carried much IA eher than Al
pfese I;
- this market the r4tes though not actual y
higher, ar daily acquiring more ha dness aut uni
to'mity; and as lumber aud ur ency o bu ers
are 'Onstantly INCREASING, an upward tendency j.
soon ticipated"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
FRO1I CINCIeNATL

'-'@-- . -'A-0 -
At a public meeting in Montgomery
county, indiana, on Saturday, a resolution
was passed declaring that no enrollment
o. militia in that county should take place.
The committee appointed waited on the
Commissioner, and read to him the resolu-
ton, notifying him that the attempt to Gu
roll would be at his peril.
The United States Marshal will arrest
the parties Immediately.
The Commercials Mursreesboro special
says that Morgan has appeared at Ls6l-
non, in our rear, it Is thought for the
purpose Of assisting the ci.izens to harvest
their crops which are now ready.
. Rebel deserters report the impression is
that Bragg's army is about 10 assure the
offensive
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

FOR THE RELIEF OF TIE WIDOW AND
ORPHAN.-At the breaking out Of the present
unhoIy rebellion an effort was made by a
philanthropic gentleman of this city (Blr.
W. J. Gordon, of the firm of Gordon, Nc
Millen & Co.. to raise fund to be devoted to
the support Of the widows and of the chill
dren made orphans by the war; and as an
earnest of his zeal subscribed one thousand
dollars. Others promised large subsorip
tions, but the belief that the war would soon
be over, aud that there would be but little
need of such fund, caused the matter to be
neglected. Mr.. GOrdOn's subscription still
stands ready, as soon as others subscribe, TO
be drawn and applied to the relief of those
most worthy of the public care, and if neces-
sary it will be increased.
What object so noble as that the people
should care for the families of those who fell
fighting for the integrity of the Union? IN
fortunately for the number killed in battle, or
who die Of their wounds, many families are
left destitute. The pension allowed by Gov
ernment, although it aids, is not sufficient to
support the family whose natural support has
thus been offered as a sacrifice, to school
the orphan children, and to provide for his
widow and this fund is intended to do that
until the Government either fails, negIects or
is unable so to do. -
VIII not the solid men of Cleveland see
to it, that Mr. GOrdOn's noble subscription be
not lost, for want Of similar public spirit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
NEW JERSEY PREPARING.

TRENTON, June u.
Governor Parker, up to the present time,
has rendered SOD men for immediate ser
vice.
The 23i regiment of nine months men
started for Harrisburg to day. Company
A, of the 9Th Military Corps, will leave for
that city tomorrow morning. All Of the
military in this city will offer their ser
vices.
New Jersey will probably have the first
regiment of soldiers at Harrisburg full
company has been formed from the Ne
chaniss Amoskeag Company's shops.
The people are full Of excitement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
IA ON CITY,
EORTaFRN LsGaT,

- Tbs Irp p o. aOr- rll "A Eleven hundred n1iesl
embraces sik ceEreas Of ilttnde and eleven degrees
Of loUe tu1e pa a. through lakes Erie et. Iiiir,
Huron aud -up-rior AID tbs beautiful Rivers DerrOit
Oar and 81 Marie wi it II us1nd lsles- pre-
eniing t. tde ourI-. Pleasure Health, q IN he
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az5- tl47- rnCeTs from lOr1ltO ard Montreal can
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even th5 ley thfy leave Detroit
-les-Uua a. toe steamers, -ea Bro OF Cleyeland5E
leave hicag0 q Wrdnesd4y evening Il eerh we
for speriJ ity. touching % AL nterred ate pOrts.
EUis FlrRf IA ER LNFOKMATIOH and all enlui-
-ics regard ~ Freight OF PasslAe, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA & CO, for Northern Light and
is. t:4SRETSOS & CO., fer Meteor and Ini-
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R-S@sY * Mcbride, for Iron City and
Planet
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NEWS FnOlI At. LpUi@.

, + LUIS , eAH Il.
Four regiments of enrolled militia Of .nis
county are called into active service
General Davidson has assumed command
of the district of Southeast Missouri
Headquartersin the field.
General W. K Strong, Of New York,
has bsen ordered to the command OF the
district of St Louis
General Blunt has forbidden the eircu-
lstion Of the Caucasian, Chicago Times,
Columbus Crisis, Cineinnti E. quirer and
NeE York World ia his D ptrtmeet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

A COLT RACING WITH A LoC6MoTIvE.-
The Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
train has been on a race with sucking colt.
This colt belongs to C. Bacon, of Wellington.
Being near the track as the train passed
North, it turned upon it after the train, and
ieaping several cattle-guards, kept up with
the train to the crOss-rOad, at Captain Aliens,
nearly two miles. We will put that colt
down in our next batch of fast horses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

The GEBMANIA-The Germania has not
yet put up Vallandigham's name at the head
of its column. We cannot understand why
it should hesitate thus at the brink of the
Rubicon. Perhaps it is like timid rider
jist " eraning" little before the terrific
lean is made.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

STERLIEG's ANBRosIA FOR TIE HAIR.-Thil
article is becoming very popular, judging By
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
meh23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

Apply 20 rs in person CT BY letter, with stamp.
and your business shall have prompt attention
Fees low and no charge until after we have &C
comp ished what We undertsKe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

SIX MONTHS RECRUITS Recruiting Of
fees have been opened for recruiting of men
under the late call of Governor Tod by Cap
tain William J. Cheeseman and Lieutenants
A. G. Caysenter, and George W. Gabril. The
rendezvous is No 266 Superior street. These
officers are considered excellent men, and
will doubtless soon raise companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

s0ldisrs' Bounty Pay and PsnslOHs.
We are authorized by Government to collect
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Resistance to the Enrolment in
Holmes County.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.

10 the Clnclnnau Gazette.
COLUMBUS, O., June 16.
Another resistance to the enrolment
exists now in Holmes county. 1t appears
that some tips ago warrants were issued
by he United States Court at Columbus
for the arrest of about ten persons in
Holmes county, on charges of interfering
with the enrolling officers. The proper
officers have been prevented from making
arrests by an armed force of about six or
seven hundred This force is organized
aud is camped, and is preparing for
fight. Intrenchments are being construct
ed, SO that with some cannon which they
have, they can offer serious resistance.
A force of the Sd Ohio left here this even
ing, to clean them out, which will be most
efectually done, if an opportunity is
given. This is the most serious opposi-
ton to the enrolment in Ohio which has
yet been reported.
A full company has gone to Newark to
enforce the enrolment in Licking county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

The KIEsMAE STREET RA1LRoAD.-We
have some remarks 10 make in reply TO the
communication of E. G. Williams which ap-
peared in last evenings Plain Dealer,
which we're unavoidably crowded out this
issue owing to press of matter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

NEssrL AND CARGO FOR LIyERPaOL-The bark
Yang ard, which IVES purchased some days sin by
Cunningham 4 w, TO : al at The uce Mines
WITH cargo 4 copper OJe for Europe, returned from
the mines yes erday mo nj g, having completed her
cargo, and ls now about in readiness TO { Ike her
nnal departure. The freight consists f 32S tons Of
cop er ore and p hOu-and stav.s, the latter ta
on Al this port the tOrms as above noted. Sh- will
take her departure from here as soor her
shlpp-d which are Al t. be procured from the Cop
tain 20 the toOk = Detroit Advertiser 10
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LOCAL NOTICES.

4S94AAa AAS@&S@Ae
c.. A. Re AD &7 co,
BANK ERs,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEvHLAND, O.,
Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY
FOB
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe state Of Indiana
Z. S. Coupons interest.
~ ALL KINDS Of o. 8. Government Bonds
Bought ard For Sale
HB- UNOURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low.
est rates Of Discount aprIl:lls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

The Militia regiments tar5usnouE the
State are being rapidly organizsdi aud
there will be no necessity to resort TO a
draft TO fill them
General Mcclellan will remain here a
few days longer
No rurther disturbance among The rail-
road strikers has occurred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18
Ny. MONEY 11ARKET-June II.

Roney-Market steady at 6617 ? cent.
sterling ELchanEe-LOVer and dull Selling
at l5ssfl0 50 for trst class bills.
Gold Lower Opening at 49, declining to Az
and closing weak al f47s 45.
GOyernmeet ~tOcks-MaTket quiet Sales of
United tates Sixe Of lssl, cOCpO US4; 7-30 Treas
ury Notes iO51IO64 United tates one year certff-
cafes lOi
state stneks-Missouri Skies OK; Tennes.e
Skies 62A Virginia Skies 66S
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TORACCO and EGARs.

A. LIEDER, Commercial Broker in Leaf
and Manufactured Tobacco and Segars.
1Sa ~ atsr-St., [ trDer Of Pine New York
Tobacco aay Eega,s carefully selected iOr exp ria
ff0u ID aIerF aud TntaCceFists W n find l. 10 their
intsre-T 20 cal or communicate le ter. The best
brands, IN any quantity ct lower prices than any
other mouse, junel3-152
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

Is now due to every soldier whe has been dis
charged By reason Of t0OtiHds received -, seruiee.
c. G. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the autIoT-
ized Agent for the collection Of this bounty.
Apply to him at once, in person or by let
ter, and to no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. narehI3:R2s,
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FROM VA HsNGTON.

AuIAuIONi June =
By the arrival from Aqua Greek Of :
deserters, who report The remsiniug rebel
force left the viuniy y Of Fredericksburg at
sundOwn yesterday, and took with them
their battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

omes-Lymsn's Block. near the Court House
Cleveland lansl:H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

CHIcKAsAw BAYOU 10th, I

.giq CAIBO 17.h. I
News from the trout represents our siege
works beiug pushed close up to The rebel
lines in several places, and collision Is
considered luminent. The army Is in bet
ter spirits Lhaa at any former time.
HAISE's BLUFF, June i.
No general attack from JO9Hston is ex-
pected for some days. Firing continues
upon Vicksburg from all sides. No furth-
er demonstration on the Louisiana side.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

THE EFFFCTs OF JoEN BRoUGH's NoMINA-
TON IN TIE CITY.-We think that after the
dispatch came announcing that John Brough
was nominated, the city breathed freer.-
Men looked happier-even Vallandigham-
msrs rather showed as though, after all,
John B would be a more presentable
gentleman as Governor than their own nomi-
nee. We fancy that fat men too, are looking
up. It may be coneeit Of ours, but we
really think there was little more swagger
about two or three cOrpuIent friends of ours
than heretofore.
Well: they have right to do so. For
any organizations, any club, or set of
men have a right to be proud of anything in
which they can sympathize with So grand a
fellow as the Union candidate for Governor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

STEAM EEGINE WANTED. = Wanted, q
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order. Size Of Cylinder
either 6xl4, 7xl4 and 7xl2, or SKA. Address
drawer 322 giving full description Of Engine,
longfh of time it has been used, and terms.
iune3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

STREET RAILROAD IN ToLEDo.-They are
starting q street railroad in Toledo. The
cars have already commenced running to the
Oliver House.
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DYERS.

TNOREST CITY FRENCH F RST
GLASS DYE HuUSF--nO it9 osne,a st (Op-
p5sife CITY Hotel) by UMLAUFT HER e.
HiRu y recommended By & lat state Fair OF htU.
DYelnR and eAniu z ID ali I5s branchfs P ease cal
aud tLanine ga-d ds in the etre % nd tee difference
with other dye shop, finish ,ods by steam
machinery aDd pF-s-es Ihe OT'y WateTi1g g machine
In the Western states 70 finish 81 Is hEe
EE-REFEEENCEs. Messrs. resCOtt a Cbase, Alcol
4 Horton, Baldvin g Co, rlor, GrisROld Co ,
E-ttherE s HEusmsnns Morgan, Boot O. AND
other Merchants aprl4 AS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-18

DR.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
cally. Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 23S
Perry street. marl7;444
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MARINE INSURANCE.
u Merchants and Vessel Owners.

Havins Hua or OarRoes to insure, vii find it great
70 heir inte to cali the subscriber before
- F. FRAYTON
frrues-fl6 49, ater Buldi~g.