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MARINE iNTEtLl eENeE.


EETERED. =
stunr Morning Star, Vissr. Detroit
rrl- POrtsm anto. Traverse 6anduskY.
fsrou Pacific Kelley. Buffalo
Pros Paseaic, Mitchell, Duukirk.
Prop NeBfune. Gibson Buffalo
Pros Evergreen City, PssnDs. BudAlo.
Briz Is.bei a. Wilson, Buiao
Schr John Thuuby, Becker, HngSton, 50 tsns inn
sehr Belle City, Fisldsr Buaalo.
schr o. urtlapd, scueB. MilWAuksa, loooo hu1h ~
sehr r Gibbs, Carroll. Lexington
schr Petrol, Psitisr, fort HOPE, l4 d lumber, - n
lath
Schr Comely, Parsons. Buffalo,
schr Kimball. Jndson, bunAlo.
schr Miranda Garltck. BuEAlo-
seoW EaEle, Hudson, Detroit, 80 n lumber, - y
scos Spp5iy' johnson, Plaster Bed.
ScoW Lime Rock, Fancher. Port Hopo, 100 u lum-
Der. 20 II iath. 10 N shingles.
SeoE Gen Pierce, shoemaker. Detroit, lI5 y iatht
6g d shingies, "a lumber.
OLEABED....-.-....-..----AaYs 3
Stmr Morning Star, ViRer. Detroit.
Prop Portsmouth, traverse, Bufia o.
Prop TtORa, Waterbury, Dunktrk, l9It bblg 1ou.
Prop Neptune Gibson, Chicago
PROP Evergreen CitT, Pars0nB Green Bay.
Schr Z me- rica. Hausteur. Detroit. $50 tons coal
echr kimball, udsOn, MarqueJts, lu0 tons coal
echr hubbard. Penny Chicago, $50 tons eoal.
Sohr Pc rel, Pelfier Port Hope
Sow Marian Dixon, sklnaer Drtrott.
scoH Supply, Johnson, Black River.
Sccg b Hsyss, angles, .shtsoula
So0T K kTs, OObb, Ksily's Island
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mayIo:1s6.

A private library will be disposed Of at
the Auction Room of G. Mollen, on Tuesday
evening" large number Of valuable books
in every department of literature ready for
inspection by 10AM. maJ19:l50
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0. 8. A. GENERAL HosPTrAI.,

CLKvELAED, 0no, May 4, 1854.
Proposals will bo received at this Hospital
for deing the washing of same by contract,
at so much q man per month.
JNO. R. McCLURG,
Surgeon U. S. A, in Charge.
May5I4s
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sroLEH.-Dr. Wheeler's horse and buggy
were taken from the place where they were
hitehsd, in front of his Ofise, last evening,
by some person or persons unknown.
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EoTI0E-The undersigned is authorized
TO furnish free transportation for rejected
men Of the National Guards. ANY member
of the National Guards who are rejected for
physical disability can procure free trans
portation to thsir homes by producing the
Ezamiui g Surgeons certificate that he is ex-
empt from the service. CLARK WARREN.
msy9:15O State Agent at Depot Office.
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Ar THE WEpDELL.-Among the guests at
the Weddsll on Saturday were TheO. d.
TiItoa, Rev. DR.. Hall, Rev. DR.. EcclsstOn,
ard ChaS. Knsp.
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DOESKINB,
SATTIEETS,
UNIONS,
FLAENELS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETS-
"a good stock constantly on hand, adapted &C
he Western Market.
Rsrket prices psid for Wool and PeltH, "A Cash
ef Manufactured Goods.
once and Salesrooms,
30. o5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, D.
au2-R2
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Fen-Fosty S2ryovD meUt Loan.
UNITED sT3 - EEPOsITORY.
TIE FIRsT HS-i0HAL BANK,
Of CLEVEAHD,
designated permanent DepOsltory Of the Govern
nent, T. prepared 70 receive subscriptions 70 the
Ten-EoTty Government LOans
Beposit5ry tor u :. OEHcers. PsTmasters and
QUsrtermastsrs. mArS5-A0A'
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DR. LIoHTHILL.-This eminent aurist, Of
the "Lighthill Institute of New Ysrk
City, arrived at the Angler House yesterday.
he has suite of parlorS for the purpose Of
reeeivinR patients during this week.
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w. sqUOa rIARRET-RIay 0.

sErE7hz11asG
aslociys-LoWer and dull.
United Stste4 sizes one year oerticatsg sSS, Ten
nsssse sSS uhiO and ais'i'siDpi certificates s01,
New York entral l285S, ETie HeS do pie .erred,
Io6N Hudson I35k. Harlem. 2S5, Read Dg l1ls,
Michigan Central 10 i, MichigEn so1thern sS&,
Pittsbu Oh, rsrs Wayne aod htcsgo % 4 lion ana
Terre Hauts5s I,inOis Oautrst scrip 2. o eVelsnd
and Pittsb1rgh l05H @ lens aud Chicago lla4,
Olevei., am Toledo ll5'S, CHICAGO aud aoek Is
land In7H hfcagp BuTiingtOn and Quincy ex div
l2f, hiesEo aud North stern 50, d. pIe.erred14
LATER-lOZOP N.
Gold ls5 Few YORK Central l2sA, Erie los, Hud-
son I35 Reading 2s IlInois Central w, .burgh
e35< J}alens Ii4 Ceve eand - Toledo 1855, North
western hIS Kors WaYne 1851, wabash 69js.
The sales OF gold have been large.
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licensed war Claim Agent.
E5iisctz BouutisI Fenal0nE, Back Pay, PriEs Money
and other War Claims.
urPsuonnI Attention Is given 20 the prosecution
ofUaims IN the Departments at Washington.
1EAI persons having Claims should apply In PEI
aon, or bF letter. at once and they VIII reoelV'
B'OlAP' d. W. GAGE,
.-ar. Elaa IAa gnnarinr.ef.. CaNalnnd. o.
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OzIcAso, May ..
Tiaur-Dul.
Whsar-Dull, and market unsettled, closing at
~ II Tor no J. and ~, - for no 3 win no Duyefs
s-orn-Qu ct a. S59{s99Sc.
fRafs-- Dali and ueclined &alc.
HIghyVtnea-DuIIs ~ sLl7al,l8. -
FFrighIs-Moderaiel ely active. Corn 70. Hneat f71O
to bn1alJ ,,.
hacctpIa-Ii 800 bbls -four, 1900 bushols NheaI'
; % 0 bu-ne corn. zs,nU bu- b oais- 49,.
Shipmenta-24,00i bbls Hour, 6O.OOO Da-h "hsAb'
z, ,O8O bush corn, 5000 bush oats
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DENTISTRY B. F. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done In the best
manner and at low fsrice. den2R27
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PRoT. UEDERHEE's COSoERT.-We are
gratifsd to learn that full house greeted
Prof. Undsrner last night and that the con-
cert was an entire success.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
= --------- --------l-----l--
sH HGE Ee

uOknNg LEADER OTFIOE,
MoNuaW rvruTQn NAV g. 1efI

MOANING LEADER OEFIOE, /
MOSEAT EVEHINs, Nay 9, 1854. J.
f9ofd-In Wal 5treet to day Gold has ruled fs-
veri b. uctusi ing according TO reports received By
Bsus,r, -, from 70 down TO 6IS. The report to-
riaht aoss the closing rate at 5gl, with dull AID
hi ~ market. TAs buying rates here have ranged
'rJm so to ts per cent premium.
Silver Unsstted. Buying TO-DAY st range Of
90 to So per cent. prsmium.
mOney-1here has been a pretty active demand
for currency for several days past and the market
rules little tight. The prevailing rates are Ta71S
per cent.
ExchRngs-Bsther close. On New York par for
Government National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh x per cent discount.
GOvsrnmonr BOnds-stsady and active at the
following rates:
Buying. Selling
SOS, May coupons Od--.-.-..--.......l06 I07H
7-3g'3, pril and OctOber..........al09 III
7-50s, February and august....--lO9 liz
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BEDFORD.
NAYFIELD,

NAYFIELD,
Enrolled, I43-Drafted, "a.
James Mcclure, Isaac Worts,
Andrew Mapes, Gordon b Sheppard
Joseph P Mapee VIM A SouthWlck,
Conrad Lentz Henry Sorter,
Fl @ Esgleston, Danforth II Pike,
DR. DAVIS Leonard streIghti
Abraham Williams Nelson wilson,
Edwin ID Battles, VIM Miner,
Edwin r Rsnsdell, Leroy Whiting,
VIM NJ Brott Patrick Clark,
Daniel B Williams, Alexander Jones,
VIM Leute, Ghbert saxton-
oLKsTRAD.
This stirring township raised Its quota, and
there was no draft in it.
soLoE.
Enrolled, I11-Drafted, 10.
James Potter, David Palmer,
VIM r Robbins, Lucius Smith,
Seth A Harrington, Augustus Barns
Henry Smith, Johnson Gla2ers
Dudley PetdDone, VIM B Prce.
cHiGRIN FALLs.
Enrolled, I52-Drafted, =.
Wllism Russell, William Waldron-
EAST cLEvlLAsD.
Enrolled, 416-Draftsd, SO.
James C Sherman, Henry Helms,
Dwight Hubbard, George Walker,
william Hewitt, Sr, John Hales,
Robert Pensns, James Levi King.
Gottlieb John BEirsh, Msrshall Darius Ford,
Charles Baier, John Shuster,
Charles s Phillips, George Brush,
Parker Low, Rober SprotsberTy,
Philip W Custead, Orrin Lyon,
Thomas Bradley. Merrill BARLOW.
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MeGarveys, opposite the Postof-
Zee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr20:149.
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Ar the GrOAt Bankrupt Sale Of Boots
and Shoes, just received, "a cases Ladies and
Children'a Boots and Shoes, which, for style,
quality and durability, cannot be ezcelled-
The prices are less than manufaoturers' cost.
los Superior street. msy5:149
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POLICE COURT.-Yesterdsy morning
about the usual number of offenders sp-
psarsd before Judge HessenmuIler. For
intOxicatiOn, Nancy Turner was sent to
the House Of Correction for twenty nine
days, Frederick Bshring was fined 81 and
costs, and John Doe So and costs.
For petit larceny, Martin o'NeiI was fined
costs, Johanna Fitzmartin was discharged,
and the case OF Catherine Burns was con-
tinued at 500 bail.
Maria Laner, for assault and battery, was
discharged.
Frank Pspsmau, for keeping a house of
ilI-fame, was fined s25 and costs. For visit
ing the same, Mary Clark was sent to the
House of Correction for twenty-nino days,
and Jenny Ford and VIM. R. Jones were
fined SO and costs.
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ny. BANK sTATEAIENT-May 8.
GoMMm OIAA,
JE.EvELANO RIARKEE.

mCEaTHG LEADER OEFICs, I
MONDAY &gETgHs, Nay 3 loss }
ReceIpts-The following are the receipts Of grain
By rail and canal during the 4s hours ending At half
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May5I4s

100 DAYS SERYIoE-So reads the order.
Have you friend thst is compelled to gO2
If so present him with bottle Of Porter's
Cure Of Pain. It will cure all kinds of camp
diseases, and never fails to cure Diar-nea,
Cramp and pain in the stomach, Cciie, &e
It can be procured at any Drug Store fof 25
cents, and has saved the lives Of thousands
of brave soldiers. Don't 70 without bot
tie in your knApssoks. spr7s:I49
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UAMPCLkVELAND.

izaiIOz and Nunbers---HOw They are
Consolidated.
Camp Cleveland was never fuller, buster,
Iivelier and brisker than now. Its long
lines of barracks are crowded full with blue
coated boys, its parade ground is alive with
marching and cOuntermarOhing squads, and
guards again pace back and forth along its
beats.
Up to Sunday night s,O35 men, ali belong
ing to the National Guard, had reported at
Camp Cleveland. The fIllOWing is list of
the organizations reported there:
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These bsttslions and regiments have many
of them been consolidated. The SD Regi-
ment and 59th Battalion have been united,
under Colonel J. L. Drake. The 10Th and
SD BattsliOns have been added to the SD
Regiment, under Colonel J. B. Ford. The
49th Regiment and 54th Battalion have been
consolidated, under Lisutenart-COlOnel A.
L. Bsment. The 3Oth and goth BsttnliOns
are to be consolidated with the 29;h Rsgi-
ment. None Of these troops except Company
A, SOth Battalion, haYe as yet been mustered
in. For these facts We are indebted to Colo
mel A. Wiley, Post COmmandsnt, and to Post
Adjutant q. G. Ogden.
The men in camp are Of splendid material,
being almost all mature and robust. The
majority Of them are quite proficient in
drill, and some companies present very fine
appearance. The Akron Guards, under Cap
tain Evsrit, are an especially excellent com
pany, and we hear the highest praise Of their
proficiency in drill.
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W;ll,arn Harris, RoIIn Curtis Mott,
Henyv Harris, Martin Wyngsrd,
Al;ossaI Fitzgerald, William Reilly Wall,
EIanrv Durfy, Marion Miner,
John Faulsiick, Edwin Fuler Jr'
sosl-nb Amor, Joseph Frank,
Henry ! evils, John MSto1,
Nathan Soule, George " conner
IIiTar1 wight Albert Caleb Colby,
Charles B PettingiH Lorin Prentss,
Panjannin Rand, George Robson,
HsIrv r Clarke, Barney Wey'ins,
Jobn stavison, James NJ Stewart,
Jo1,ss FITCH. John Nightingale,
Tsbob Naff Cornelius Warner Blrge,
p,,sbneU Handy Jones, George Schmidthusen,
Wells BeckWith Charles Edwards,
Daniel Callahan, George Lester
william Henrv Bailey, william Herbert,
Edward G Whaley. Gay r BeckwIth,
Isaac N Psge, Justus Cozad'
James Reynolds.
0TEWEIANO
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All the members of the 29th (now the
15oth) Regiment will Do delighted to hssr
that It ia nsdA-al - U~.Ll-e.~-- M~yshi.e
orders for the I5Oth were received from Co-
Iumbus last evening and It will leave for
Washington tomorrow oia the Pittsburgh
Road. We are sure that no better news for
the boys of the regiment could be received.
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Rsss 81 PraarisE' ProyIsIss s1srEss ~
1DFGs

TINS loliozing are the rates charged by thsIz.
premjum aa 8 2. .....-a
OsnTasssd Hams, p b.....-.-...----.-..-.....la
Dried Hoef-F {
HAouluera-cugA-c1lel 2 .--.'s'---s----- '---,4' ~,
F.ard-Prfms leaf kettle-Fend'ed in bblB b-.4 ~
Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs blh
Extra clear > bbl..------.--.-- 9z ~
~ No extra charge MADE for packages or cart ~
ID strictly prime, and equal 10 anything IN the st IT,
Orders promptly hled. Our SuEAr-cure1 Hams Ano
ttis-rendersd Lard took the drst premium 81 the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE PkEhIl5ss
HoS. l42, ia and lt5 OntArio-St.. OlsFsial Z.
IAlyGR8
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g, Y. zzSNEH mAERER-may 0.

-'s A7 1-sF'aA IA4AASA1A NAY u
f8I zHLazzAEE.l
EoEsy-Eagy at SAT per cent.
sterling EEohanGs-In fair demand 81 lo9S
for god
.tiOId-Fsverish and lower. Opening At 70, and
closing heavy ~ 69A.
tsOVer1uo.s -Eosks-Firmer. United Sta'ss
Sizes OF el, coupons, ia. Five-TWent1es. coupons,
slal06. seven-thirtiess October and April, llOa
Il0x
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Lsdies look at the New Flowers and
Ribbons, at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
aprS6 :157
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Union ICE COMPANY CLEvE.
" Land, o.
ALPREss & GARDNER,

PURE sPRIN POND ZOE
RI supply families hotels, boats, 80 at all TINES,
d hs o notice, ct 80 cts per 100 pounds Ice
an b obtsined ths above rats application be
fuqmEde a. fne once No deduetiOnG for less time
fhap one week. Oolleoti rs ade monthly. and
BfliG must be promFtB pad.
Al order. let A. IOt ard lO5 Superior street. 20
RIVER HfFeet or POst 1 nice Drawer 10 Ill Be
promstY -Itsrded 70 nav Us
COTTON HOSIEBY-OF OUR
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RngTEHaa ERTIGER.

FLAGS AND BANEERs.s
Orders promptly filed. Address
6. ". CRoWELL 4 CO.,
szss:Ia Is7 suPerior-st-, Cleveland, Ohio.
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PITTsBURGH on. MARKET,

Special By Telegraph to ths Cleveland LEADER.
PTfTsBURaH, May 9.
Market dull. Sales Of crude at Z31s2s4c, with few
myers No saies OF refined, but prices are main
aimed. keceip:s, 2 SO bbis.
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THE DRAFT.

The TovvushIPs OF CuyakOga Drafted---The
First ward out Of the WiIderEesss--In-
creased Fxeitsment---IucIdents Of tue
Drsft-..The Remainder Of the City 70 be
Drafted to-day
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning, the
draft was resumed, beginning with the town
shipz of Cuyahogs. As the hour approached,
a large crowd began to gather around the
entrance of the Provost MsTshaPs once, but
none. except township committees, officials,
rsporters, and few other privileged persons,
vere allowed to enter the sanetHm SaAeiOrsa,
where the solemn ceremony was to be per-
formed. Outside, the crowd, composed at
that time chiefly Of people from the surround
ing townships, who had come in to see what
fate the whirling wheel allotted to then, ,hlled
mn Rank street in front Of the office, staring
Opeu-eyed and opsn-mOuthed at the draft
inc apparatus, which was prominently dis
ulayed at an open window, and discussing
the chances of the approaching lottery
Cant. Ensworth's oompsny of the 15Oth, (lats
2stbl N. G., did guard duty, keeping the
crowd of the sidewalk, and REFRESHING the
attempts Of outsiders to gain admission to
the Provost Marshs's office.
The modus operandi of draftingWs have al
ready described. Yesterday, as the names
were drawn, they were announced from the
window to the crowd below, who greeted
them with various comments, and sometimes
with laughter and applause.
The draft was resumed with:
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LAKE REWGATI0N.
FOr 4 axe superior.

FOr q axe superior
THE NEW AND
s2Sl Splendid steamer
PEWABIO. GEo. MoKAI. Master.
VIII leave our pok for 0ntonagou sns intsrmedaie
-, 1ts N lake Superior. tuesday NAY lOths az
O'clock p NJ GARBETSJN, HOWE ~
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Ale aud POrter-tn good demand. We quots;
Present use Xxx ale $50; Stock Xxx, sIooo 70 sl2-
90; Kennott sI200; Pale Cream 5000; Porter el0.
BIaIt-Advancsd. Held at 81, 90 per bushsl-
Hops-Range at 2sas5o according % qualify.
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OUR CITY SCHOOLS.

The Meeting OF the Board Of Education
Last Ntaht-WanIs Of Our City schools
Imnnrrnnr Recomme ndmIIona.
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CITY NEWS.
REVENUE STAMPS
FoR SALE AT THE
CLEVELAND POsTOF FFICiE
E. COwLEs, ?. N.
COED NEws FOR THE 2sTH.

IL ia 20 90 to WasbIn bInEtoB--NarehiBG Or
dera Kecsivrd--lC Leaves Tomorrow
via the Pittsburgh Road.
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FINE OPPORTUNITY, AM

- a spiendid chance for iaamedists return on In
rezfuent Tbs well known HRirdressing hsts blish
fpeut under the American Hotel, Cleveland: having
besa established at least thirty years. with goo
run o. buefress cheap rent, ard under two years
issoe s oered for sale, the proprietor wishing To
ohenea bts busiress account Of noor health hcr
~ ire sS5siiisbment ap25-i5O
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MONDAY Evening. Nay 9th, viii b p7essntod ths,
new Drarnatic Ysrslon- dramati1ed b. Pool, Elq.,,
Tor Mas Kate penin, called
CUDJOs GAVE; CT the Battle or Of Frssdom-.
Yirgin'a-....-......-..........-M Miss Kate Denim
Dan San. ~.
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OLTTEI.arp WOOLKN mnLs.

v,eriuten 5sats, Manufacturers and Dealers
Al kinda Of
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OAssIMEREs,

" OLER aOOD 8,
Consisting Of Plain FEEs7
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To conclude with
PADDY MILES BOT.
P4ddy Milss-.....---................Hz Sam Ryan
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First night of the New Drama called
GU DJO'B OAVR.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28
The Law Of Newspapers.
FROM C0Lum8Cs.
Corunnrs. ONO. J.nnnrr u.

CoLuNBes. ONO. January IL.
The Senate had up the Soldiers r..
lief Bill and discussed il for sumo hours,
when, on motion Of Mr.. Gunckcl, Il wa+
referred to tho Committee On Finn CO.
After receiving s,yerol messages u
the House and passing unanimously ths
resolution 70 present Gov lor Tod with
a copy of complimentsry fesolutions, the
Senate adjourn ..
In the House Mr. Lyons of rcd a rec.
oluii IN that tho CJmmit;eo on Dcncyv,
lent lustitut o report Eons plan bY
which incuroble IDIOT can be properly
card fur. Referred to that Committe',
Mir. Watson moved that the Commit.
tee on judiciary be instructed to report
upon the cxpcdi"ncy Of creating Com
miss on for the fur iose Of o 'iting claims
OF citizens for properly taseu aud dcs'
trOyeJ by the Morgan roll.
Mr.. Watson offarcd resolutions, which
wero adopted, to prepare a copy of;o,ut
resolutions complimu nia,y 10 David TLa
cnd appoint Joint Committee TO rre.
sent them to him.
Mr. Btbcock moved that the Commit.
tee on M.litary Affairs be instructed %
! iUVuEt v NhN lNNtHiteioh ~ NNNFnoNN W
ndcr the present militia Law moro elfsc.
I've.
Mr.. Pursell offered resolution 10 pro.
sent ctch veteran reg meat, b fr, il on.
tcrs thc field, with new regimental cor
ors. provided they deposit the old ones
in the State Museum, the expense to DO
paid fromthe Governors Cont q at Mil
itNry Fund.
Mr.. Putnam of. red resolution ass-
! ing the authorities at Washington Ia
substitute n,w Commissioners of Ex
change in the places Of those now set.
! ing. Referred 10 the Committee oa Fed
eral Relations.
Mr.. Scott. from the Printing Commit.
tee, reported u resolution To contract
with two papers here at 90 cents per IL
900 ems, but the House refused to pa,s
liz
Mr. Osborn offered resolution pro-
testing against the decision Of tho Pro.
vost Marshal General, that vetcrane
should be accredited u the localities
where they enlist,
DIr. Spsir flcrod resolution in favor
Of Congress cutting OF the pay Of all un'
employed officers in the army.
I Adjourned.
Five hundred rebel prisoners lon Camp
Chase to-day for Rock Island, under the
care of Ll,u,rnunt- Colonel Webber, oi
the Ssh OHIO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

A USIvERTAL clergyman in Wiscon
sin, who had recently returned homt
from a term of service as chaplain to I
regiment in the army Of the Cumberland
spoke at town meeting the other day
and in the course Of his remarks touched
upon the atrocicus barbarities of the re.
bells. "My friends" he said, az have al.
ways preached to you against any such
institute ion as he'll, or future punishment,
but my experience within the last few
months have modified mp opiniona some
what; l believe there is a hell provided
for those wicked devils, as a military
necessity.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

AT THE Brady House, HarrIsburg. a.
few days since, two frioudS were CONVEX
sing, and one OF them asked:
"By the way friend s., what is
your politics ~
"a democrat. sir, because my father
was ono, answered the person addressed.
"And whut is your religion, S.,
I" a Protcstaut, sir, because my iather
was one"
T" And why are you bachelor -
"Bccause my father was"
AT this moment s., happened 10
think what hc was saying, so be ,urned
mutt ring
Z" Oh, darn ! what's the use talking
Don't bother inc with your silly ques.
lions"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

Tco Mucn FOR ,us MoSEy.-A native
Of the Green Isle OF Erin, called at one
of our drug storos the other dsy, with q
prescription, the putting up Of which b,
watched with great curiosity. What
is that, any way r. asked the customer.
" This," said the ubliging npo,heca ary 4.
3" Is tircturc cemici uga, rucemossa and
linmcnt Of saponis. cantharides and
opi." A look OF bewilderment changed
to one ol grave concern as the Irishman
inquired. Aud what is the price Z"
I" Thirty-seven ccnts," was the reply
."Och by jabcrs," said Patrick. II
thought two such names os that would
cost me at hsle dollar aud half"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-28

BATTLE Isciprsr.-Wc extrac, tha
following from soldiers letter, dcscrip.
tive Of the battle of Mission Ridge:
During the rout Of the reb,ls on Look.
out Mountain, large numbers Of them
crouchcd behind the huge rocks, and az
our men came rushing ~ 10 them, held
up their hands imploring, "Don't kill US.
we give up" "kiil you, the Dbl no !
Got any tpbaccol Shell cut. Aud grab
bling hastily their large plugs OF tobacco,
our BOYS rushed on many Of them hold
ing plug between their teeth. 'f