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NEWS ROMREBEL SOURCES.
NrpFpErspopoj T,,,o II

The Chattanooga Rebel of the 4th, in
an article on the situation, declares that
Breckinridge's corps had returned to
Bragg, and that Johnston was so secure
in his position that he needed no more
troops. It is suspected that Breckenridge
has never left Bragg's camp. It is known
that regiments from two Of Breokinridge's
brigade figured in a reconnaissance
made on the 4th of June. We have
no later news from the city of Vicksburg.
The rebel piokets refused exchange papers,
and it is suspected that the latest issues
contained news of reverse at Vicksburg.
Citizens from SheIbyVille who reported
the surrender state positively that it had
been published in rebel papers. The
Chattanooga papers Of the 7th and 8th
contain nothing regarding it.
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THE CLEVELAND DRIVING PARK AssoCI-
ATIoE.-The Association met Wednesday
uight, and the fun complement of members
was filed The grounds are to be put in or
der Immediately and park-tender appoint
ed. The course will soon be in readiness to
be used, and We anticipate great deal of
enjoyment to the members.
In case the Association prospers under its
present form, it is contemplated purchasing
a large tract of land outside the city limits,
and having great Horse Show every year.
The present organization is a mere feeler to
see how the citizens will like amusement.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Juno IL.

Cottan-Market opened high and closed more ac-
tive and steady. Sales at 55956c for Middling Up
lands.
FIOur-Market opened dull and Ieayy, with bet
ter enquiry aud steady feeling.
Sales at 4,gU15,ZJ Tor extra state s5,9196,0O for
extra round hooped Ohio; S6,O597,75 for trade
brands.
Whisky-Market without decided chenge. Sales
at 446c.
Wheat-More doing and closes to &c better.
The sales are at Sl,I5GI,3 ,3y for Chicago Spring !;
sl,276l, 40 for Milwaukee Club; sl44l,5O for VIM
ter red Western.
COrn-Narket c'oses cent better. Sales at 75675c
for spring Western Mixed including very choice do
at &c.
Oats-Market more active. Eales at 779sOc
SugaFs-Market tirmer.
NIOlassRs-Marketq quiet and steady.
POrlE-Market heavy and lower sales at Gil ,25
ali 80 for old mess; s2,UEGl2l26 for new do SIO25
oil 100 for cd ami new prime sl3,250I6,0J for new
Prime Mess Beef-MaTket dull.
Jsard-Market dull prices favor buyers Sales at
91IGg4c.
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FROM HARRIsBuRG;

HARRISBURG, June II.
Major General Couch arrived this after
neon to consult with Governor Curtin as
to the best means for defending the bor-
der from anticipated invasion. They will
be Joined tonight by Major General
Schenek and Brooks. Most energetic
means are being devised and will be car
ried into effect at once. It is thought the
Governor wi issue a proclamation to-
morrow calling for organizations Of min
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TIE BEVERLY FIGHT.

" a5IliN uIVll . uu5 IL
Special to the Post: Il has been aseer-
tanned that the rebel cavalry at Culpep-
pepper, so severely handled in the late en-
gagement, is now supported by large bodies
ofinfantry and heavy artillery. We have
nothing further in reference to the recent
fight.
1t is announced that the Government
will give the Enrolment act the most lib
eral construction that may be possible.
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FROsI THE PoTOMAC AMY.

WASHINGTON June IL.
Affairs along the front of the Army Of
the Potomac remain as at last advices. The
enemy, as well as our own troops, main
taia their original lines Of battle below the
town.
Intelligence from Caroline county, Vir-
ginia, shows that the enemy has no strong
forces there.
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U. S. TEAMIEG.-Ye call attention to the
advertisement in another column Of Geo. II.
Chalfant. He has recruited a large number
for teamsters, ETC., and wishes to enroll I've
hundred more for that branch of the service.
There are good positions as wagon masters
offered to those who will bring a sufficient
number Of recruits.
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N. z. MONEY mARKET-June IL

Moneys ctive and firm at z cent
Sterling ENchnuge-Market firmer, with mod
eratc business doing. Selling at l559l56 for frst
class bills.
GOId-Irregular and unsettled. Openirg at ~,
declining tO4l4 advancing to 43 and closing quiet at
4l4.
Government StOcks-Market dnll. Sales of
United States SixeJ Of lssl, coupons los 80 Trea-
sury Notes I055S0l06A United states Skies 1857, cOu-
p0ns, IC3; Fives Of 1874 coupons 95A
State StOckB-MissOuri Skies 6S5z Illinois War
Loan lc3.
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STEAM ENGINE WAETED. - Wanted, a
second hand Steam Engine. Said Engine to
be in good running order. Size Of Cylinder
either 6xl4, 7xI4 and 7zI2, or ska. Address
drawer 800 giving full description Of Engine,
length of time it has been used, and terms.
inua2
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FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.

DAN FRANCIsCOI June II.
The advices Of the capture by a priva-
teer Of the second California bound ship
and that insurance against war risks has
advanced to ten per cent. are likely to
cause q material advance in gold and mer-
chandise.
Business at present is dull.
The primary elections of the Union
party in San Francisco elected delegates
to the Convention favorable to the nom
inaion Of F. F. Law for Governor, making
his chance almast certain. Law is put
forward in the interest of Senator Con-
verse
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NE PIRATE COQuETTR.

NV lOhhl June II.
Captain Butler, Of the bark Whistling
Wind, states that he was boarded on the
9Th instant, in latitude 80, 49, longitude
II, %, by the Rebel vessel Coquette. After
ordering all hands on board the Coquette
the Whistling Wind was set on fire and
burned. She hsd a cargo of coal for the
Government, and was bound for New Or
leans.
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A LIGHT FOR COLUMBUS STREET BRIDGE.
1t seems to us that Columbus street Bridge
with the bit of road beyond it is rather dan
gerous without some sort of light. Some
one should look after the matter.
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TIE PoLIcE-The city police are very
troublesome now w-a-days to the keepers and
frequenters of houses of ill-fame. Many of
Onr rapid young men are caught now and
then, and brought before the Police Court to
give an account of their night doings
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

UNITED STATES CoURT.-The Court was
occupied yesterday in deciding by what name
Valliere alias BaIlier, alias Rankin should be
tried. It was finally decided that YaIlier
would answer the purpose
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Samuel FOIjGmbe, War Claim and Pension
Ageut--Omce No. 6, Arwuter Building,
sfully authorized by the Government to pro-
ure Bounty Money, Back Pay, and Pensions for
soldiers, or for their Widows and Heirs and In
valid Pensions for disabled Soldiers, etc.
Business attended to promptly aud honestly,
and terms moderate. mch20:444
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TIE MHsTRELs. = Duprez & Green's
Minstrels gave their audience fund of en-
jOyment last night. They play again to-
night. We recommend all who wish a good
laugh to go and hear them.
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BE1DAL SOEG.-Now that many of our
younger population are excited about such
subjects, we recommend the reading of Shell
ley's Bridal Song:
"The golden gates of sleep unbar,
Where strength and beauty meet together"
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NEW ADvRRFIsKmKNFp.

John ElIsler-Academy Of Music.
h. D. Kendall & Co-Hoslery.
GeO.F Byrd-IoEa Lands for Sale.
Pelton & Breed-steamer Ogdensbursh.
Ife and III RIver-St .-Strayed or S olen
Mrs. Shaw -Hats-Locai Notice.
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HUDsoN's UNRIvALLED TooTH PASTE q Is
unquestionabIy the best article of the kind
now in use. oh State Journal.
Sold nv Drnooists and Dentists peneralIv.
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EcoEoMY.-In times likes the present,
when uncertainty is stamped on everything,
in the future it behOOves all classes to econ
omize and make dollar 90 as far as possible.
The constant advance in the price Of mer-
chandise will remind US Of the old maxim Of
Franklin's time, a" A penny saved is a penny
earned" Buy your goods where you can do
so to the best advantage, is rule which gov
erns all sound men, and when not adhered
to generally tells to the disadvantage Of
the buyer. The great Bankrupt Sale at lOo
Superior Street, is, above all others, the
place to buy boots and shoes, as they sell
from 40 to 50 per cent. cheaper than any 9th
er house in the city. Give them call while
the sale lasts. juneIO:443
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND KARKKTs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, l
EVENING, June IL, 1853.

mUhNlNG LEADER OEEICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, June Il, 1858. J
Whent-3 cars on track sl,:s ard 1000 bush free
on board at sl,27k.
COrn-I car on C. and P Road at SC F; I car ear at
soc.
Outs-2 cars free on beard at 6Oc.
Rye-l car on track at soc.
HIghwines-saies 20 bus and 25 do at axe.
Butter-Dun. Shippers offering oaly I5c. Light
sales at l5c.
Eggs-Sales atIe
Receipts 600 bush whelt, cars corn, and 3
cars oats
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A drunken Wo-
man attempted to drown herself yesterday,
by jumping from Carey & Co.'S. dock, into the
river. She was watched, arrested and taken
to the Station House.
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James F. Clark, E. ]. Estep, J. stoeppeI,
S. o. Griswold, John NJ. Sterling, Jr., T. N.
Bond.
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CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE. - The
State Conferences of the Congregational
Churches of Ohio hold their annual session
in the Plymouth Church, commencing at
o'clock, this evening. The opening sermon
will be preached at half-past seven o'clock
by the Rev. VIM. Wakefield of Harmar, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-12

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COLORs
Manufactured from silk or Bunting in best
yle on short notice. G. W CRowELL Co.,
mayl4:451 2lI Superior st.
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Ny. STOCK HIARKET-June IL.
Icy TELEGRAPHl
RuFFALn MARKEr-Inne 1I.

BUFFALO AIARKET-June IL.
10y TELEGRAPH.l
FlOuF-Market steady with fair demand
Wheat-Market Steady, with moderate demand.
Sales white winter at 81 80; red winter SLAB
COru-ln active dem nd. Saes at 6O66054C for
mixed
Oais-Salcs at 57e.
hhislCy-Firm. sales at 425Sc.
Ereights-Fimer. Flour sc, VIII at lie, corn l2c
to New York.
ImPorts;-l7,ooo bbls -four, 5000 bushels wheat,
$1,000 bushels corn.
Exports -l4GOO bbls flour, l2iOOO bushels wheat,
$4,000 bushels corn, llOOOO bushels oats
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Simpson Is, beyond sl question, 6 superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get fine
LIKENESS to call upon him. visit to his gal
lery, No. R5S Superior street, viii richly repay
both nitizsu and stranger. Rg7H
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We are authorized by Government to collect
500 Bounty,
fue discharged soldiers, also the widow, children,
nghtful heirs Of all deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
ab ed IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters, as they are severally entitled under
Abe law. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men; money
due teamsters, and every other class Of clam
growing out Of this or any otherw war.
81 Avoid Claim Agents who are not LIZ
oeused.
We publish "The Soldiers FTiend," e paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and stsmp, and we viii send
copy treej OF twelve copies, one esch month,
sor Is cents.
Apply to US in person or by letter, with star1p,
sad your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge unti after We have &C
comp ished what we undertake.
Omce-Lymsn's Block, nesr the Court House,
Cleveland. ianSl;6
~ Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases OF Dyspep-
sia, rheumatism, scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of tho BrainI
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city aftsr other physicians had failed. See ed.
Eertsementi in smother column once No. If,
Eanaoe etreaf
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LOST, WAITS a FOUND.
WANTED. = 1000 New o


WANTED. - 1000 NEW On
w BBLS.
For sale go 'bbls. LUBHICATING OIG, a choice
article, almost equal to Lard Oil. Price low.
may27 W. o sCOFIEJD co.
ee0A MONTH We WANT AGENTS
SDUO at s6O month, expenses paid, to sell our Nv
ERLAsTIEG PEECILs, ORIENTAL BURNERS, and thir-
teen other new, useful end curious articles. Fifteen
circulars sent Iree. Address, SHAW 8 CLARK,
Emay7-45loEw Biddeford, Maine
Q7S A MONTH"; 1 WANT TO HIRE
ID y Agents in every county at SIS a month, ex-
penses paid, TO sell my cheap Family Sewing Ma
chimes S. MADISON,
may7-f51d&w Alfred. Naine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAoHINE)
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, TO know that
their women folks - 10 so per week with
one OF Akiu's Celebrated Knitting Machln 1t will
It's cost in IN Tty days. Price, complete, s5G-
Weight IS pounds. Freight from 50 ctnts TO 81, 80
Eenu for circular End samples (send stampsl
ELLIOTT b BkBhSOE,
apr2a. R22 l2o Lake-St- Chicago w.
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NJ A Rim E.

PORT OF CLEVELAND, June IL.
ENTERED.
Stmr Morning Star, E. R. Viger, Detroit.
Prop CanesteO, BlaCkman, Toledo.
Prop usq 1ehauuah, Webster, Dunkirk
Prop Northern Light, spauldlng, Ontonagen.
Pop OrOnte5, Carney, Toledo.
Prop Portsmouth, 1Taverse, Buffalo.
Prop WinslOw Smith, Buffalo.
Prop Potomac, Gibbard Buffalo
Prep Dubuque, Ptlkey, Toledo.
Prop Comet, Wetmore, Green Bay.
Brig Arabian, Biglan, Toronto.
echr Chas. Hincsley, Manning, Buffalo.
SChr Dashipg Wave, EgglestOn Ogdensburgh
Schr Commerce, Hearnes, OswegO.
SChr Carlton, Murray. Toledo.
Schr S. b. shepherd, Bunky. Buffalo
SChr d. B. DObbins, henrick, Chicago
Schr q. h. Allen, Gilmore, Oswego
Schr Volunteer, White Ogdensburg
ScOw Cousin Mary, Root, Black River
Scow II ghland hieS, Buckmaster, Port Clinton
ScOw Black Swan, Field Avon.
EcOw MayfoweT, Fields, Black River
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Stmr Forest Queen, Kenyon, Pay CITY
Prop Idaho, Conkey, Buffalo.
Prop Elmira, Thorn, Buffalo,
Prop Olean, DrisaOll, DunkIrk.
Bark d. B. Dobbins, Hendricks, Chica5o.
Schr X. q. Lake, Riddle ROWen
Schr Volunteer, white, Toledo.
echr tarrOll, Mary, OswegO.
Schr Milan, Rose, Marquette.
ScOw K. Havs, KelsO, anton
ScOW Black Swan, Miller, Avon
scOw COnsuelO, PelOn Black River.
ScOw storm. hammond, Detroit
scow Highland hief. Bucsmaster, Port CliutOn.
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DEHTIsTRT-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
rer and at a low price. dec2R27
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History ofthe Supernatural by Wm. Hewitt. 9 90
FuIar's Good thoughts in Bad Iimes.---....--- 50
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TIE WARD MEETEGs.-We give below
the lists of delegates to the County COnven-
ton elected last night at the Ward meetings.
The wards that we visited showed well in
the the appearance of the citizens who at
tended them. It has never been our good
fortune to see more orderly and able men as
sembled at primary meetings. We saw no
disorder of aay kind, and the business of the
meetings was put through with a seriousness
and decency which showed the character Of
Of the assemblies.
To the officers who presided at the meet
ings of the First, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
Wards, we would express our acknowledge
ments for the timely report of proceedings
which they gave US.
FIRST WARD.
B. Stedman, E. Hsssenmusller, Thomas
Jones, Jr., L. N. Pitkin, William MeReyn-
olds, J. W. Smith.
.a SECOND WARD.
James F. Clark, E. J. Estep, J. stoeppeI,
S. o. Griswold, John NJ. Sterling, Jr., T. N.
Bond.
THIRD WARD.
E. Smith, J. J. Tracy, Amos Townsend,
W. F. Carey, Charles Whitaker, P. Gal
laghsr.
FOURTH WARD.
William Hart, Henry BeiIstein, D. A.
Dangler, S. ThOrmau, John C. Grannis, Louis
smithnight.
FIFTH WARD.
Henry Chisholm, August Wangsrisn, Will
liam Lovrie, William Beekenbaeh, Amasa
Stone. Oliver H. Perry.
SIXTH WARD.
William P. Fogg, Herman Welder, John
Huntington, VIM. Johns, Abraham Strauss,
George Miller.
! SEVENTH WARD.
Fred. Hovey, A. B. NOrthrOp, J. R. WOrs-
wick, Henry Bickerly, Jacob DuttOn, George
Reaves. e-r
EIGHTH WARD.
J. D. Palmer, C. L. Russell, L. B. Eager,
NJ. A. Brown, James Ryan, H. B. DewOlf,
NINTH wARD.
Wm. Dewitt, L. D. Hudson, NJ. House, Dr.
Prentiss, J. b. Johnson, c. Weber.
TENTH WARD.
I. .. Masters, Samuel FurnaIl, George
Presley, ThOs. Bowling, A. s. BickfOrd, A.
S. BurlesOn.
ELEVENTH WARD.
W. Seeker, chairman. Delegates to the
County Convention Jonas COOnrad, John
kirkpatrick, ". sockIer, P. A. Penrick, S.
;. BurlinsOn and Paul Schmidt
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OsWEGO MARKET-JnneI IL.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FlOur-Garket steady at S., 90 fr fancy.
Wheut-He!d above views. No sats
Goru-QWet.
Other grains quiet
Freights--Duil. Flour 3Ja35e, Wheat &C, Corn
755c to New York
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STBRLIEG's AKBRos1A FOR THE HA1R.-This
article is becoming very popular, judging by
its extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
mch23 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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RECRUITS.
PROFOsT MsEsHAL GENERALS OFFICE, I
Washinglon. D. O.. Nav I'D. lsh3. !

Provost MsHsHAL GENERALS OFFICE
Washington, a. e., May I'D, 1873.
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
~ Join suy particular ReRiment Of Cavalry now
In tee field. rtby authorzed 10 pr sent them
selves at any tge during th next thirty days 10 the
Board Of Enrichment IN their respective Iistric's.-
The Board shall exam ne them, am determine tpOn
their tnfss for the Services and il found 10 be Mt,
the Provost Marshal Of the DstI let shall give them
tanspor tation tickets to he general rendezvous, at
the Head uuaI Of the A. Provost MaTshal Cen
eral Of the State A. they present themselves
a. this gene al Bed they snail be duly muser-
ed by a mastering and disbursug iceT, and paid By
JAMES B Fly,
maT29-4s5 Provost Marthal General.
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MORNING LEADER.
- = = --
FRTDAY muRNING. IUNR ne. 1863.
FRAVELKR,s REGIsFEE.

DI-OitiEsns Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
above Trains Boats, viii be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
It the Omnibus Once l47 Suparior-St., next door 70
TIA " eddeI House.
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HATS HATsIl HATsl ll-Fifty dozen
Ladies and Misses Hats at reduced prices,
at Mrs. ShsW's Rooms. iuneI2
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S. N. GooDALE & SoN-WooL BROKERS'
Offer their services in negotiating the pur-
chase and sale of wool. Also, with response
bic parties in making cash advances on wool
consigned to the eastern market. No. 19
City Wharf, Boston, or IO7 Bank street,
Cleveland. mayS0:452
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The most delicate favored Cream Soda
Water in the city at Halls, No. II, Public
Square, may27
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W. secklor, chairman. Delegates to the
County Convention: Jonas COOnrad, John
kirkpatrick, W. Seeker, P. A. Penriek, S.
;. BurlinsoD and Paul Schmidt.
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300 Rounrr.

SoldI6rn' Bounty Pay Nnd PesSious-
We are authorized by Government to collect