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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
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sR-saN~ ~ 80 - 49, fa-fN<NNsr.0@rN~
Nor eoycrnor.
r5-We are Nnihogis,t aud uqesilil 10 aanoere'
Hon. riSDLE1oS MtHkAu, VI Harrison euuuty
a. a candidate log Governor, a. the ensuing August
circiivn,
Gs'wr are authorized 10 announce Col EDWARD
CLARK, NJ caudida,e Coz ,he viiev % Governor VI
tho ctate Of Teas.
co We are authorized to announce Cen. r J.
NHA NBERS a. a candidate for the ONCE oi Governor
81 irSas,
For Lieniennat Governor.
ns-Wr are auihuIisrd to announce DR.. p, W.
KtTfRRLl., a. a eandidslo lsF Llva Aant Governor
Of ,Ag SAFE oi rrxAs,
Foe Congress.
pD-we are authorised ant requested 10 announce
"a. PETER ". GRAY, o. q candidate iur ru-rirc'
tion 70 CeHgrrts nom the Third Congressional Dis
ttlc'.
Fer thc Legislature.
rJ-wc are authorized and requested "a anrolrcc
,. Il. WILSON, Esq, OF kaufman county, ~ eau
dllatg tu rcprcscut tlir District comp"srd ~ the
counties OF kaufman, Henderson and Van Aindi IN
the next Legislature
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

We arc constantly seccisiny letters re-
guessing rs.io announce candidates, pub
Ish her circulars &c, aud also to insert
miscellaneous yerlisenenis, all OF which
we are compelled 10 decline, unless accom-
panied by the cash. Sc cannot work for
nothing at the present. prices we are paying
FOR everything. Oar terms wis be fcnnd
nj the head 81 our columns, AID We cannot
deviate from them.-- dustin Geseffe.
suo-TED1raR DAIIas iiERALD.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
. uNINTg-rs ATOR NOTlCE.-M her

a.. III ers Of Adminis rltion were granted .
the nnd lrsgnad, atthe May Term, A. D. 1917, o. W
T,,orti,le probate Conrt OF Dallas conn y. onthee-
nae Of Matilda Saividge decreased. This is therefor
"a notify all persons indsbted 70 said estote 70 n'h'
immediate payment 20 tn, unisrsgnrd, aud prIs.in'
having claims ag ,nSt said estate will present IN
d,ir hen ticatnd within Tho timn prescribeS
nv iaw JOSEPH BRITAIN,
w II. THOMAS,
4 IT., - - n-e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

gxROM The uuder.isnsd living =. miles ~ :, y ~
i Of p,ilas, ono DARHk BAN EAOitsk =
-e,,,,f ID hands high one white hind ivo., ,aal',
mark ~, III we,.thera, about years Old haa On !
III ,yl.,, 10 left ANY person delivering said hora
,,r Giving Information Of his whereabouts 81
hat get him, viii be raid ~; >-,,...ptrpn
rnra 10 t9s3--2e:3ip
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
a)gw embellishments.

~ s.f.--efefaa fefe-e.-ref - - = -
HIAD QuARfERi DHP'F fzAgs.MIsa.,
shreveport, La,, Juuc :, ls3A.
SPECIAL Orders, So. 80.
Col, n. y. DAgEiLL Will proceed forthwith 70 Iuk'
AZ fr The purpose ~ collecting up AZ men WIN o.
ctiud rom the Post OF Arkans.s, and who may nov
b. 10 Tcxa, H. will collect lisia " such poslia
he may select, aud will forward ,hem 10 parties
iusny Orehlr'y, az b. may collect item, 70 shrey'
port.
The 0 itriarma,tof aai sibilsteaes department
viii fa.af. ths necessary transportation aud rnl
pllrs on lho regulation ofcll. DAtneil.
BY conaand OF ~. Gas. y. KIRBY SMITH.
S. > ANDERSON. 4. 4. q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
go hrr,d az shcep ror Sale.

NoSsslfAG Il Eves, Lambs and " liners, Nhisl
can BE- bought III q bafEAia by arrlfing 20 ne
r miles from Tho town q Dallas, on W.
t,si Il, ,slar Hit or n Alsxandqr Chiieson, On
rf..untain Creek uherc The slirrpran he. sIen-
So JAMES BESTLEY-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
nrr,r. rrANs. Mlaa. Glornlga

HgAuQrARrERr DEPT TaASs.MSs. CioInisc
BuRHAu. shreveport la, june 2, 1868.
TT H. HiRSH Il authorised TO purchssc IN N
ii. coliiy OF Dallas, rexes, all articles Of CO
,lic truops OF tlls Confederate Army.
All good citizens arc requfnted 70 sell 10 hr
Hirsh economically, az his purchases Will be TO-
Government purposes.
W. IL. HAYNES, Mai. and O. NJ, c, 8. A.,
Chief OF Clothing Bureau, Dap't. Transmits.
Lnnr II-ga:jW.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
snall pox.-iAs san Antonio NeTs

SNAIL Pox.-fAs san Antonio News
says
nrhere seems 70 be a difference Of op' nien
be ween the Mayor and he Herald re-
latire to the existence Of this disease IN our
CITY. The Mayor says It DOS exist ara
every body arc 10 be saecinaied, but The
Herald insists thar Il does not. Niihont
deciding which is Fiaif, We advise every
one Who base not bren. 10 be FaeciHaied
without felny. as eases are almost CONSTANT
Is being brought here from tie Rio Gfande.
We learn tiiai soldier from iherf, who
certainly had IL, VAS. N A1ndag. seen On
our streets. We furihermolo iear1 thar "a
prevails in several littis t0FAs On ihe
Braz1s
We hare o1.= = fay ih1f Il hri9nses our
citizens 10 be raccinafcd heTnabonfs. A
great ID ~ haze airs.fy done zo. bat god
many others have delayed 70 use his
7-s~fr ti~s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

1OTICE.-Taken up al Kemp 7. o.. IL miles
~ Suu,h Of ksninaU, Two WORK HORSES
,-rnv horse 10 years old shod before; The other .
law mere some white On three leet, blaze In the face
ief ear split branded .. She ownercan sc. them b,
proving property aud paying expenses:
juno +. 1si9-2a2'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
rrazvrr s. gF1HEER,s MTzL,

A.n4y springs, miles South Of Dallas On
4 ~. wsst sias u Trinity River, is now in iirst
rt runainr orler. and capable Of grinding six hun
dr,i bushels cf wheat ia = hours. Will make as
81 "a hoar aad give good turn cut as any niil in
ihe country. Our rates arc Que sixth fog toll.
slunrs ou hand, Tor sale. Fioar, in lots 70 suit
purshntera.
The Fsrry opposite our mill, on Trinity River, s
gs.rf ny HAwPE a 3IzLbEB.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
Far Ihc Iegisimture.

EJy~Col. A. NJ Alexander has our thanks
for slips containing late news, forwarded
TO us from Houston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

There are twenty-five army hospi tails IN
Nashville, and on the "A satauf anoihsr
was opened capsule Of accommo.iatine 3 oJJ
sick soldiers. The city o. Memphis is one
vast hospital. and yet the 81 KY season
has act begun.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

In a-sarisnce with The aurvo orlcr. Hll lho'o mri
belonging 10 any command embraced In the Abeve
are nrinrrd 20 report Ggon. Ia he General Enroll
lue Oalsar NJ Agsiln, or 10 ghe Earolllng 0Mlera
TYLER Waco aud Dallas. y, ". pAkAELL
Col Com'd's. ls.h Texas Cavalry.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
NoTICE-

n rer.ers ar, notified and requested not On,
any us the croi, male BY William Rich, upel
= nsniss,s farm the present year, Us he hns ffi
a in his csn ract, aud shall h.la shs su'ss'
len''s''' Ma J. d. DANIELS.
=, Ma. Tsx1s June 10Th, 1Sd3.--2s:3t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

II D4iK ~ A,1 NN1N y . = =, - = =, n -'.,l
L n tiers OF administration "i,h ne WIZ ANNEX
n the estate ofS G. Parsons, deceased. wei gran
the undersigned at the April Term OF III Prob
Court Of Kaufman county, A. D. 1868, 81 this is)
notify all persons having cisiins against tald esi
10 prescni them in due time, and those indebted
make i'm mediate payment C. PAES0Ss,
f2S,gy 81 AImr. Will annexed,
tsvrrfsr-s hTo.'ss roTICT MOI
~ is hereby gwen liht "a The December lei
1852 OF tho Probate Court of iAllas county, Ac4
the undersigned was appointed Administrator III
s.lato of II nry Walton, deceasrd; wherefore
persons indebted to said estate will neke rsSmcl0
the undersigned, and those having clair agn
said estate, will present them, properly anthem
ted within the imeprescr:bed by law. Iiii tie
May 1858 (2fSwp1 ANTHONY WALTON
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
paygas County Warrants.

A Ii pers0ns having Dallas County Warli MT q
N hereby notified and requested to pfcsen. III
TO tho Undersigned for payment, by The lst day
August next. Done by ord n OF the County Court,
ils May Torn, 1853. JAMES +. THOMAS.
l25:Ils; Aug Tioasnier1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
D,TENIsrnATO1,s NOTYcE.-Al

4 DEMONSTRATIONS NOTIcE.-Ai IN
"A MAY Torn las. "g ths Coiuiy Court 81 Dalla'
County Texas, the mddFsigned was appointed al.
minlsirs.ar of tbs estate OF e. a. Mckenzie. All
p.reons havlnF claims against said cainte, viii IRE
scnt them within The ,iaio prescribed ~ Jaw
June Ia, isc3--2gGw.
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). niTInIsrnA rnIs.a NNVfCE.-.

Z u Is hereby gwen, thai al thr HnIuh ttfflf y
Of The PROBATE Court Of johnson county, the uhd
signed was appointed admir-. Of the es ate Of g
Eey, deed; wherefore all persons indebted for
ee,ste. viii "a Ike pasmcni to tho underfigr ed,
thosehaeiap claims against said estate. viii pres
them properly authenticated. within the time
pcr bod ~ law. April p. 1864.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

I.AL. s81TTL &c M Il MA Goahenaii
Il eadm4nis. rttoro ne as.gtr OF Piere G. GULL
do a-ed has filed in my Office his final account 81
rent wit said estate together with his prtiiou ri
ing for nal discharge. This Is therefore "a nOi
Ill persons in crested 10 come forward al be n
term of tho Honorable County Court q la
County for probate business, 70 lie held at The Co
House in tho town Of Dallas ON be lat Monday
June a. ID. 1873, and contest the same II they ihir
GEO. W. LAWS. ci'k Q. G D. c: Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
Cor.:TY nv JouSeoy.

Cou!TY OF JoHSeos.
10 G. ~. Qaick, taas abe;
TToU are herety commanded 40 summon L.
I Thayer. BIZ nnl,. ion in thu DALLAS Herald,
Newspaper published in the town Of Da.la-, Dali
couury, 20 o. aid a5Air boore me al my Gu e
johnson couEiy. Texas, beat no. 2 ON he iast &c
nrday1n july. 1853 IL being the ~ h Of said mort
10 answer tho com lant II Noses Bsrnrs, Agent
J Burke in y debt due in a sum lees lian one NJ
drcal dollars. Herein iil not bu, have YOU theif
there this writ. tdg tier Win cory q THO HFs
containins the publication OF his wli,.
h. i. EfRfLEY. !. y. Beat 2, J. O
Crruo 10 hntd on the sd If Apsf- 1SGi.
r. nj
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

A l. hrreIv risen.rha a. The February feiml
cffhe Probate Courf Of johnson county,. the mt
sirr,ea vas appointed ndnfnirfrafor offbe ssiafs
n Maitland derd: wherefore all per sons indei {
TO said are viii make pHtinent 70 ne unofr,f
ana ,i,ose has claims against Had estate viii -,
ss-,f mem properly au;henficstet y hia fhc TN.
,,...rif.ed b. law This Ma 5fh. n g.
a.:sss las. HISET. Adn'r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

They imagine now that onf hroe IN 'ick'plrg Is
from, seventy aye to one hundred thousand men,
Thu entire FedeTd loss aronu.l the ontreneaments
al Yicksburg IS cst'mael by them at from thirty
five Thousand 10 FIR thousand. Gen. GfaAt sent
IN Pcmberion to Know why he irod railroad spikes
and poisoned lrs ut them, the only answer Gen. u
made to the question was that the whole story was
an in fernal lie.
Tllp preiext was set up to account for their ire
uinudDiis losses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-06-17

crmo 20 hand on the 3sa u Ap.n,lsci
I27:3tel G W. QUICK, constahie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
|DISPATC he 5.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Vioksburg EVaouatsd--The $500
Exemption Glau8e--Pay-
ment Of Troops.

10 the GlucluuAA uaAcNN5I
It is understood that Acknowledgement
Bates holds that the construction Of the
Consumption Law relieving the Secretary
Of War from the necessity Of accepting
three hundred dollars in lieu Of service
from drafted persons, is not warranted by
the language Of the act. Should the Pres
ident refer the question to him, therefore,
it is believed that the common understand
ing of the three hundred dollar clause viii
be sustained by his decision.
Additional information was received this
evening BY the President from General
Hurlbut, who had dispatches from General
Grant, confirming the evacuation Of Vicks-
burg. The entire rebel force was moving
northward to re-enforce Bragg for the
purpose Of attacking Rosecrans. The dis
patch says that they viii fail in this, as
reinforcements will be thrown forward not
only to intercept the rebel movement, but
to REINFORCE Rosecrans.
Mobile papers Of the 18th admit the de-
feat Of Gregg and Walker, but try to break
its force by alleging that heavy reinforce
ments from South Carolina and Tennessee
are moving on General Grant, with the
expectation of crushing his army.
Surgeon-G General Hammond has thrown
a perfect bombshell into the ranks Of old
fashioned AllOpathy, by issuing an order
virtually forbidding the further use of cal
omel in the army. The following is its
substance: From reports of medical in
spectors and sanitary reports in this Office,
it appears that the administration Of cal
omel has so frequently been pushed to ex-
cess by military surgeons as to call for
prompt steps by this officer to correct this
abuse-an abuse, the melancholy effect Of
which, is officially reported, have exhibited
themselves, not only in innumerable cases
Of profuse salvation, but in the not unfre-
quent occurrence of mercurial gangreen.
It seeming impossible in any other man
ner to properly restrict the use Of this pow
erful agent it is directed that it be struck
from the supply table, and that no further
acquisitions for this medicine be approved
by medical directors.
Another clause of the same order like
wise fOrbids the further supply Of tartar
emetic.
Funds have been forwarded for the pay
ment of all troops West of the Mississippi
on the Pacific, on the Gulf, in North and
South Carolina. The other armies will b
paid as rapidly as possible, and warrants
will be issued tomorrow for probably
quarter Of the balance due.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
FROM

AA1AAaAENAAan AA1- ~
The Democratic State mass meeting was large
" atterded-D. W. VOORHEES,, President. Cowau
Merriek and Edenill Mcdonald were the princi-
pal speakers. A good deal Of excitement pre-
vailed during the DAY, n 40 or so arrests were
made for carrying concealed weapons shouting
for JEFF. Davis, sc. A military guard was placed
at different parts OF the city, and patrol in the
streets and vicinity Of the square where the Con-
Vention was held 10 prevent disturbances
The speeches consist principally IN opposition
to measures of the Administration, and say the
Convention assembled to discuss grievances and
petition redress, protesting in the name OF the
Democracy against fragrant and wicked abuse OF
power which placed Vallandigham IN prison.
Resolutions were introduced, and hurrledly
passed amid great confusion, amer WhlSh the
Conyention Immediately adjourned sine die.
On several trains leaving the city tonight the
excursiOnists commenced firing on the soldiers
homes and houses on the line Of the railroad.
The military authorities ordered the trains
stopped and searched the passengers. ABOUT
FIVE hundred revOlYers were taken and numerous
arrests made. Alarge UEion meeting isl pro
gress tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
LOO Rsbels and 600 Horses taken.
FROM CAIRO.

OALROs May "
Colonel clayton Of the 5th Kansas Cavalry
with his own regiment and detachments ofthree
others made a Reconnaissance, 8 lew days since,
from Helena towards Little Rock, destroying
100000 bushels Of corn, several buildings con-
tanning commissarY stores, a number OF Grst
Mills near Cotton Plant. After sending his in
fantry back he eneOunteTed Two rebel bngades
under Carter and had q Severe skirmish- he
escaped by swimming Langsguille river, with
aloss Of two killed and eleven wounded. The
rebel loss was hfty-hve killed and large num-
Der wounded.
Price, 1t is said, left Little Rock on the nth.
His direction was Wiltsburg.
Colonel Hatch made q raid from COrinth last
Wednesday into Alabama, bringing back 400
prisoners and COO horses. He encountered Chal-
msr near Tallahaichie, but escaped unframed
The same day Major Burk, with three hun
bred men, made adashf from Germantown Within
a few miles Of Holly Springs he had q sur-
mish with the rebel Faulkner, in which he lost
5 killed and 10 wounded. The rebel loss must
have been much larger. We took a few prison
ers-lOst none.
The steamer Continental from below has news
that the rebels evacuated Warrenton after de-
stroying their batteries.
The gunboat Cricket, from Young's Point with
Government dispatches from Admiral Porter has
arrivedH
Several iron-elads are stationed at various
points on Red river.
The rebels have placed a raft above Alexandris
for the purpose Of protecting their cotton boats,
several OF which are reported above.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21

that it Sould make the weekly papers so
much stronger and more powerful.
Dr.. Stow made some remarks giving facts
in relation to the expense Of the publication
Of the Macedonian.
DR.. Fish made explanations in relation to
the Report, claiming that the Press as spoken
Of was intended to include the weekly pa
pers as we'll as the organ of the Society. he
thought that the weekly papers would not
have the space to publish all that was neees-
sary to the missionary cause. He gave some
experiences demonstrating the truth Of his
argument.
DR.. Everts thought that the editors Of the
weekly papers would not admit the truth Of
the g~sntleman's argument that the exPeri-
ment had been tried and had failed. They
might be blinded q little by their interests,
but he himself was not, as yet, convinced.
The question was discussed by various
other members when the report was adopted.
The following resolution was offered by Dr.
Stone:
WHEREas. Tho next year is the fftieth
since the organization of our Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, the committee deem it fit
that every church in our field be urged to
present a thank-ofering to the Lord for the
distinguished favor with which he has blessed
our imperfect labors Therefore.
ResoEUed, That our district agents be in
structed to AXE measures either in person or
by pastors, whom they may call to their aid,
to address an earnest appeal to every church
in our field to take hold Of this good work on
this Jubilee of our Missions, by sending in
their contributions next year thencefOrth till
they are dismissed to join the church trium-
plant.
The morning session closed with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Carman-afternOOn session to
commence at $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
FRONI CINCINNATI.

OLNElANAAAH MAY ~
Hon. c.. L. Vallandigham was last evening
placed on board a gunboatW which is now anchored
of the lavee. His transfer to the boat was very
quietly done and attracted no crowd. Those who
knew him said that he looked sober and mueh
broken down. He certainly goes to Fort Warren,
but by what route is not known.
We have intelligence here that General Grant
after destroying the State House and rebel stores
at Jackson, Mississippi, evacuated the place
We have no particulars later than General6rant
own dispatches
A rumor is prevalent at Murfreesboro' that
General Bragg is cautiously Withdrawing q por-
ton Of his troops from our front and sending
them to Jackson Mississippi.
From Sh~elbyvlle is reported that three brg-
AIDES had len there and we're afterwards seen at
Chattanooga. It is possible they went to Knox
vile rather than Jackson. All is quiet at Muir
freesboro'.
To Hon. Gideon Weles, Secretary Ofthe Navy y
have the Honor to inform you that l arrived
off the mouth Of Red River on the l4th Instant
and took possession Of Fort De Russy on the
18th. On the evening Of the 10th ! took posses,
sion Of Alexandria without opposition GeneIal
Banks arrived next day and I turned the city
over to HIM. Signed, V d. POTTER
Acting Rear Admiral
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY Avn U LOIsFOR
SATE OR

A good Farm Of no acres. ~ miles from Medina I;
good Bmr diuPs and all kinds Of Fruit g! & acre.
Is or lOO acres choice Land, with good Il provemeuts,
smiles from City on Lake shore.
leo acres improved Lsnd, hui dlnes, &c-s IN Gratjlt
co Mich, 10 eIChangs for properly near th1G y.
A new House and large Lot on Taylor 81 sl4On- 3,
Hslfa an acre, good BOuse AM Barn. Matsr, Gas ava
Fruit, en- kinsman-St. ne1r krie. $50 on inc.
House and Lot on McIaue-ot $50
Three Houfes and five acres IN Bedford, twelve miles
from Oty. Fruit &c. $1,000.
z. Q, l5And Il acres, on plank road IN Rockport-
nice Residence on cornerOf Clinton and Taylor SITS.
-Four choice vacant Lots on Frankltn-St, and a va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West Side.
a valuable bu.iness Lot on Wafer st.
Ten sores on Euclid-St. plank rO8ds near Eaht Oleye-
land. S250per acre.
Lot on Burch-St-L IXl2j $3.50.
Lot on University Height.
Ias acrss in Brecksvi 10. 3 to 80 acres timter; good
twOs story frame house, barn 3O140, shed, horse
barn and cheese house. good water, 500 fruit trees.
S25 per acre, part on tine.
OGcres 4 miles from WillGug1by and IS from city.
A first class fam. we'll improved. &T5& Ter acre.
House and LOT on Parkmans street; 10 ZjXlUOi IA stO-
~ frame house, barn, &C. flOOl.
g acres on OuyahOga kiVcrs y miles IRON CITY -
acres god river bottom, IS acres timber, briek
house and small barn, ESQ., will exchange in part
for city property.
I4i acres S miles rom city. good land, no building
e20p acre.
new Brick House and Barn on petroit-St, lot l25X
800, we'll improved, tuil, &C. $500 5000 cash
balance on { or 5y ars time
House aud Lot on ilumilton-St, house 2 stOriesl
rooms; lot 33X %. 500.
50 ACRES nicely improves Lsni, all kinds Of fruit, II
story Brick House, Barn, &c, in Brecksyille, 81
500 Will exchange for 4 TO ] acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash
| good two-stoTy Erick House, with modern improve
ments, on near rie-St;
mav9i AtwaierB Building. DOT Of SuTerior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-21
co M ERCIAL.

3 LEApER oFFloE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 20 1868. J
FlOur-sales 80 bbls. fair rye -four at s4,75; 50
bbk. white double extra at s7,2j, and small lots
choice red do. at $3.50.
Wheat-Markst better and more active. Sales 2
cars red on track at Sl,27 {; 500 bush free on board at
same, and car choice Indiana white at 81 al.
C~Orn-Quiet. Latest GALES at 6Oc.
Oats-Sales 1 car at Gee, and 500 bush. on private
terms.
Rye-Sale small lot at Sc.
EgEs-Sales a. IOc.
Butter-sales 10 kegs choice roll at ~l7c,-which is
the extreme figure of the market and not obtainable
for any but choice lots of uniform color.
Cheese-sales Of ordinary new at SIC.
seeds-Sale of 30 bush. clever at $500.
Maple S~ugar-Sale of9OO lbs. at IOc.
CarbOn OT-Held al lO9lsc, packages included.
Dried F~ruits-sales 5 tons dried apples at SC;
dried cherries at &C. and pitted do, at llc.
Hams-sales COmstOck's at IOkc, canyassed.
Reeeipts-,6OO bushels wheat, and ? cars oats.
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NEW YORK mARKET-Muy 20.

COttom-Market dull and lower. Sales at 53G5
opened hrm and Il0sed dull at
about yesterdays quotations..
Sales at e6,OOG6,l5 for extra state; 6,40d6,6O for
round hoped Ohio; 5,6597,S5 for trade brands.
Whisky-Market heavy and declining to cyclic,
including trihing lots at 445Sc-
Wheat-Market opened l02c better, with light
supply and few export demands. Sales at 81 ,246I, AZ
for choice spring; sl,3S9l,44 for Milwaukee Club !;
sl,460l,52 for winter red western Sl,5lQi.5f for
amber Michigan, the latter price to arrive market
closing dull.
CgFn-Less plenty and I to &c better. Sales at no
79c for good to strictly prime old Western miXed (;
73076c for new and new and old mixed.
Oats-Market unsettled with more doing. saes
at 1G73c for Western.
WOol-Dull and nominally unchanged.
POrk-Marketa shade lower, with a little more
doing. Sales at 81, SlGSl2,OO for old mess; al4,UO
GA, l21fOr new mess. Cut meats more active at 4Ac.
handsomely 50 firm with less doing. Gales at
g4GlOAc, the latter an extreme.
Cheese-Market a shade hrmer. Sales at IG9llc
for new.
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