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..rl. 20 -It .. r.i...s p. o .1r - nrrc. 90 l,l
l.'u Houers'.u, hcHuulnb rituntcd ucni r. h
Iu.u,.,u.cu.s Lni 40 scrut, de.ihlo uotu, Ia ne
rc'u'g, 'l.hg 'Its e. "D|o,ils h..l'h a.d gJiri
JviN a. nAMAuE Jr, Ma'eriy st"tion, "rs
leland. Ih
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.e. .u.nis. 'og one wear Voluut'er seiVirr. -
nNT YEAR VOLUNTEERS WANTED N
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aAd Nl', tu r.t, n.-L,st houI'y 'i4. AL ,.-b
H. ta' a,.LiHt. -"'
DfI~DNtRS OF WAE-FHE WIVES or
slo.eo lu,tle-,o. prIsoae.s Of war eau ieseI,e ,
S'' isg, ns'w %s sripj psTf iifs'a e'S WIZ" -
SUBSTITUTES AND WOLF NrEERS FOR
- u.s tinted sr.tr. Navy. \ number oi Yea =
ordinary rcguen, aud AIoni n wanted. Appiy 81 80
p,li c,-cet CO.. yanacaa.cf ,uce, w!iLLAMA.
NOLI MIXERS NANTLD FOR COMPANY
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n.nAs, '''' 't'''',iit' i b., DSrY rhiD.
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D. Ltl-ua.d II, lvr L.Vs."n. l.
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~ u.,J sou cash N ha'o: gnd ior the .uyent
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S4OO rNTY-%ANtLD s,,,i .,l ioE so5 I; :, $:
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HlSzNESS CHANCES.

EOR ShLF-THE BEST PAYITG MILK
A bri.c stos Ito ..le IA tLc cit $50 .Jita, At %
md iiN,uies. App.y la tho oltGoIn 1t 40 =. tn
avenue 80
EOR GROCERY AND LIQUOR
The sun., 1864-10-29
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II. NltOlAY, AUCTlONLLE--
Al CflON SALE

UpESIS.
Nr SECOND AVE. EAILltb ~ COMPANY t--
S'c1t '' r,Gu'c .,i'ior of tii stui lc- from id
..I IT. w4l. spll At .uct Ou Ou S.tu,G AtAt. oct.
L, ~ /. occrA At t"c .tn' let IN Sd T. v-t ,pst
H lo.es Now Yo.k o,t. .. s.. i. .,i
! rCT!ON NOTlCE-3uo CASES BOOTS
a tgd -ho,t, 10 hc sold IA. auction on Non'sv, Oct.
a. - Dc.oo.. 20 tie ..JIu vi L. :. ihlso'Ns "
be-, No. 81 Co.tnait IT,
HOWARD PETTINGER, AvC1lONEtR, -
--. 'cts, ~ ...,, Cc.O. a. 90. 1t c'ci'gt,
e., ok " assorted ii iuors- bottles dowi'ohn-'
* .uIc table, chairs Ac, sac pj-ityp,N ithoIt
! DOUGH1N, AtCTR-WlLL SELL
Ia th- dsy, ~ l. O'clock at the .uCtion rooms -
.u sta .enerol n-sortn!'uf o. pa or chant r
.l-lu' luom tlfultu.G. t.po-tg md Ncytt CO.
.. Pa hNtu.es, ciAco d'sLr' palntint-. ~. sale
"Hltuy. u
NjBLlC ADMINISTRATORS SALf-WM.
W. Ir.'s, Aucuonter' "'l s"I this da.. ~ 10,
''' IT, At . gel9cHf ~, i' o. q ,o!, NJ, lTte.n'
lhHMLK. AUCiR. WILL SELL, THIS
4, uar. u ; o Uiock 10 ,4i Ct.I ~ cl,Is.s oii'
h-. .oia-hc'-, luIeaus, oh2r-, tAbIes, b.I.trg's
r anI l' iii . uuaitIasses mirrors, stove, sch"o
u.iufe, Ac. Sc. B.,
& J. BOGAEl, ArCT'RS, WILL SELL
tHi- da,, at lDL o'clogt, A. he ttu'r Nolh
Itui 70. "a Ia .ge lot Of hOIserod fu nitI;c, = @
Old. ,'r~is, liable. solds, douu.o aud single h.i
=, Ec -
vi. WOLF, AlCTlONEER, OFFICE I!
jackson II, salls oil Monday, thy "i-t o. OC... a
.tl'.. the -iOcA lIl Ia tulc- Of tne biocCrs .ri
nIr -'o,k o: vines, braudie-, gin tc-Hrf Du
...I r4-l'sh ler-.'ItDp, iOuG'Hlu, counter, ap 4.
tNHe g. Ule-, mirror. Al-o .CoI stock Of sI.,tt
.--, .l-ss c9'vA, ice toNe-, a.. -
The sun., 1864-10-29
ARTICLES E'spet SALE.

LOR SALE-D BEAUTIFUL FASCY
l. pcoons, curriers', pouter-, tmba, irEi ID,
tTumI.,u.s &C, No.y cn'qp, ~ btLnu o., CO. 40.
Eliza 9TH, .. J.c.sJu unG aouth 81 W a AL-.-.,,i
- ,Jiiea lumber uos on yard, pine, white ,.Y.,
black walnut, usi cherry, maple, otL, bu'to' nut,
learh b,l,sn OOI &c, ,sc,, all " when we OL.I u.
the lUs,st market p4iC., a. & ". tNarlN, iOot ii
Woet 2Sd e.. .35
CTFAM BOILER FOR SAIF-lDtGMO-
- ty, .oril, I--ho ~ IDNer-ih pcieci C.Gr com
ple'e. blEII CO.. lS- William a., &c.,. %.
= PIANO rORl Is iOR SALE; i.t,tH .iJ,
~ Ss5, slob. parlOr grand - o'tay,, 800, , .n
caarge. MuHie t.us At and plalos tuned ~ Ia u.l
street.
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A. saEord, came in on the ssnduBky train
from Eiyria yesterday mOrnipg,repOrtsd, and
were immediately mustered in. Six were
rejected and eighty-thrse were mustered.-
Some members of the company who have not
been mustered in are expected to join it to-
day, swelling its ranks to the maximum. It
is istterod as Company z, and quartersd at
National Hal.
Company A Of the Both Battalion was mus
tered in on Sunday as Company Of tho
15Oth Regiment. Company B, sOth Battal-
ion, and the 9Oth Battalion, both being def
cisnt in numbers, have been divided and as
signed to the different companies of tho
15Olh.
The new Uniform for the regiment arrived
yesterday, and the officers were busy last
night in making rsquisitioDs for it. The
arms are ezpsctss TO arrive to-day. No or
ders to move have as yet been received, but
sre mOmsnuy expected, and the regiment ia
in real liness to move at any time. It has
besn rumored that the regiment would be
sent to Gauley Bridge, West Virginia, but
the report lacks cfieisI confirmation.
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abose TsfsFTe5 to. Colonel HsyWard and Major
Kitchener were held in violation OF al law and
Of All military regulations and precedents. Al
ter their arrest many false rumors were circu-
lated among the officers as TO us canse. Inc
of1cers Of the regiment we're convened ana lt
was proposed to them to reorEanize under JOINS
the whole regiment, indignant at the treatment
Of the two arrested officers, demanded OnJ
to be discharged. -, 81
Lieutenant Colonel HAYWARD, BY the most strebs
mons Efforts, got up quasi endorsements O'
Tohns which was punished in IN evening paperi
as an expression Of the feeling OF tne regimen
Soon after appeared the response OF the gallAnl
and competent Colonel (under whom the reg
ment refused to reOrganlzel in the best sly 9 o.
Government oficisl above referred TO mesnllme,
instead Of being Ts-organlzed, the reg mem va
fis-organizsd and discharged, In the manner
above narrated.
About the time that the government officer
above referred TO was endorsing the cnsIges
Of Colonel Johns, Lieutenant Colonel Hayward
at the head of a foragng expedition OF eighty
men, was attacked ny a force three times out
numbering his command, and alter bloody
struggle defeated them, and brought MS teams
and forage safe into camp. While thus fighting
traitors IN the field, he was attacsed at nome
The reorganization of the regiment was defeat
ed but Colonel Hayward, in spite OF tne ooasIs
and threats of his enemies, was not dlsehasg geo.
| In this connection feel Jushhed IN puolisnlng
an unsolicited letter from the otheers Of the Isl
| Ohio, received while my son was at nome on
/
poiptment as Lieutenant Colonel OF the lzsth.
| | sm proud to believe that he enjoyed the con-
| fdepce and respect Of the officers and men OF
| the 10th as well as of the lst Ohio.
CAMP IsT OHIO VOLUNTEER INFAEIh1l
| TULLAHOMA. TENsEssEE, July 10Th, lsb3
| To HIS Ereeleney DaUid Tod, GouefHor Stdte oj
Ohio:
GovERsoR: We, the undersigned officers, take
| great pleasure in this opportunity OF tesulylnB
/ 70 our appreciation Of the merits Of CaP,Mn
| George L. Hayward, company ID, lst ONO VOL
] unteer Infantry. Captain II has been ldentined
with the regiment since its organization, 10 the
summer Of 1861, has joined IN its battles, suheI-
ed with tin its privations and reloeed with y :
/ in its victories. For his sOldlerly TRAITS ana
| courteous bearing gentleman and an omeeI
and for military attainments, we eheefiully anu ana
| earnestly recommend him to the consideration
| Of your Excelleucy as an officer who Is deserV-
/ ing and fully qualified for any position to Whlch
he may be assigned in higher sphere Of duty
The above letter is signed by all the officers ol
the regiment whowere present, and also by most
Of the officers Of the brigade. twas endorsed
! by two Generals high in rank. For reproducing
this testimonial here offer no apology, eircum'
stances making it necessary to do So
JOSEPH HAYWARD.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

ABUSING IsCIDEET OF TIE DRART-Mr
Parks, of Middlebury, on learning from some
unofficial source that he had been drafted,
and feeling quite uneasy at his prospect Of
carrying one Of Uncle Sans shooting irons
"fOr three years or during the war" con.
oluded to know the facts Of the case, aud
immediately came to the city. Not being
able to get an immediate interview with the
officials, concluded TO while away few hours
on some good book. He followed the crowd
to the Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. l4O
Sspsrior street, and there purchased copy
Of Cudjo's Cave. He seemed quite pleased
on being informed that the gift accompany
ing his book was a silver Cake Basket, val
usd st SIS, and said he should certainly come
up the next time he heard he was drafted.
=LATER.-We learn from reliable source
that he was not drafted. mayl0:151.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

EEWcoHB's MnsTREIs.-This splendid
troupe, reinforced and strengthened since
their last visit here, gave their second enter
tainment at Bra;nard's Hall, last night, to
hne audience. The performance was of the
first order Of merit in minstrelsy. Their
vocal and instrumental music is better than
in any other company which has lately visit
ed Cleveland and drew frequent expressions
Of approval from the delighted audience
NeWcOmb's "old VirginiR" is ahead of al
the world in its line. The dancing, the
eOmicalitisS, and the burlesques were all Of
the best order and gave general delight
We have no tims.tO go further into detail, but
advise our readers to remember NewcOmb's
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Total le

After this stasomout Mr.. 6ymth stated the
obvious disadvantage arising from suoh a
state of affairs, the disadvantage to the chill
dren morally, Intellectually and physically
and the crusIty of putting 50 many pupils
into the hands of one teacher. Many teseh-
ers have ruined their health in consequences
of the large number of pupils under their
care.
In conclusion, the Board appointed Mr.
Smyth and Mr.. Hudson a committee to lay
the subject before the City Council. We
trust the City Council will respond to the
necessity for more school room. This part
Mr.. ;.smyth regards as the chief drawback
to the efficiency of our city schools.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

--Lsst week Of the snssRsmsat Of the Great Eaa1a-
ton Actress
MISS ATE DENIM
AND
MR. SAM RYAN,
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NEW YORK mARKET-DIay o..


Fiour-State and Western yery dull, and n ,rnf-
nal lfaznc lover sales at s6,s5a9O On for extra
sEts; 81 50 for rougd hoop Ohio ,s5aS IS for
trade brands closing Esayy and unssttied-
Whisky-DeeidedlY Il m-r. but very iCrer ,uIar and
unas tied safes At ei,z7al %, e1sing ~ 81 a for
Western.
~ shsst-5ssc iowsf and duIi snd nominal a.
u, 3al9o TOT ChoSSo SpriDg ana mtf Eaukee club.
vera rtrm II si,39 tor old HiEsfi in store
HlAI<-DuD and lac lower. est sru 6gaeoct the
ouisf1e Quo:aton being In GoysinnsfIt esrtineates.
COfeS-Quiat.
suErtr-DuH
m.SIaSaeB-Dul.
sgoot-Eirm- - =, -. -.
s2 81 or old do s2S % for new do; a23a2473 for old
and new prime, and 1927 tOi prime mess Alo
OO9 bbs new for June, bW 5ers option, H ~
O0aa1 So end 800 bbs do Tor July on private terms
Herf-QWet and unchanged
Cut fIeaIH-Inactive-
Bacon -sidea-Duil and non linal
l.ard-Vsry dull and uuchan ged.
ssuEIar-W ithout material change. Zaasoc kor
Ohio, and 35a33c tor State.
Cheeae-Steady at l5a &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The Meeting OF the hoaro OF HuuCutAoH
Last NIsht--Wants Of Our City schools
Important RecOmme ndurions.
Tho Board of Education having met
last evening to hear the report Of
Mr.. Smyths on the condition of our
city schools, made the following as
signmsnt of Committees for 1854 and 1865;
Buildings and supplies-HudSOn, Hartnsil
and Kolbs.
Teschers-Maynsrd, Hudson and Price.
Bills and Accounts-HartnelI, Dugan and
NsF.
xt-Books-MsIlen, Pitkin and Hef.
DiscipIias-Pitkin, Price and Reese.
Rules and Ordsrs-Rssse, Maynard and
MelIen.
East High sohOOl-Prios, Kobe and
Mellsn.
West High schOOl-Dugan, Hudson and
Sargent,
Mr.. Suyths then mado statement Of the
condition Of the city schools He reported on
each school in all the wards of the city,
stating the number enrolled and the number
refused for want Of room. We were aston
ished to hear that some of our primary and
secondary schools have from ninety to one
hundred and twenty pupils uader one teach
er. This shows g very bad state of affairs.
Tho following is statement Of the ave-
rage number of pupils in the primary and
secondary schools in each ward:
In the first Ward the average number in
each school is "a IT; in the second, 96; in
the third, s7x; in the fourth, 6si in tho
fifth, so; f; in the sixth, 70; in the seventh,
70 i; in the eighth, 67Jz i'm the ninth, S5i in
the tenth, 20; in the eleventh, sl. For the
want of room, 20 have been refused in the
ssoOud Ward SO, in the third; SO, ia the
sixth; 81, in the seventh.
Mr.. smyth estimated sixty of one sex as
sufficient for any one teacher, and fifty Of
both as sufficient. On this basis there is in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

IHDUsrRIAL SCHOOL ANEIvERsARY ExER-
onEs-The Anniversary Exercises Of the
Industrial School will be given at Chapin's
Hall, this (Tussday) evening, commencing
at N o'clock. The following is the pro-
grsnme Singing by the children; prayer /;
singing by the children Address BY Hon.
Harvey Rice; singing, with gymnastics ];
address by Rev. Arson smythe singing,
with other gymnasticsj address BY Rev. J.
Whitelsy; singing by the school. Admit
tsncdf free.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

u u. bhUCE-
LHOEEEEB CLAIM GEFiDES
lEEVHLKED, Ohio, W4sHIEaTos, U. "
No. Iiyman's Block, No. SIS MIMI o.
Near the Court House.
We are authorised BY Governments to collect
8IOO B0uBtY
d,,o discharged soldiersi also, the widow, chll-
drsu, and rightfnI hers oisll deceased soldiers
also
60 which every discharged soldier Hno VA ois =
abled in the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, motners OF Or
PhAn sisters, IS they are severslly entered un-
der the lsW. Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned oncers'
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize NIOned.
Money due enlisted ee months men :
noney due tesmsters, sud every other class O.
rr,luns growing out Of this or sny other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AGsHEs Wae
- net Licensed.
We publish " TIE SoLDIER's FEUED," paper
o much interest To soldiers and their herr
ssdd uH your name and stamp, snd we viii send
aS1py nee u twelve copies, one each month,
o. IS cents.
apply 70 rs IN person or By letter, with stamp,
"a your business shal have prompt attention.
Rsss low, and no charge until after We have ac-
ss~slS O. q. RRucF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The l50rH REGIMEHT.-Acoordin to or
dsrs from Columbus, the old 29th
hsncsforth be known as the 15Oth
Regiment. This is in pursuance Of q
system by which all the regiments of the
National Guard are to be numbered in
regular order with the regiments already in
the service.
The regiment held dress parade on sups-
rier street, between the Square and Erie,
last evening, which they went through with,
a. usual, in splendid style.
The oberlin company, under Captain A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

Family Circle, IS cts Gallery, 5 cts singh
Seats IN Private Boxes, IS cts. Entiro Box, b,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

AoADENY OF MUsIo.-In spite Of the bad
weather, 4" Cudjo's Cave" was greeted by q
good audience last night, who were aPpsr-
entity fsvorsbly impressed with it. Miss
DENNIS persOnstiOn Of Virginia is excellent
The farce Of " Paddy Miles Boy" AL
though one of the brosdest, is one Of the
best,O modern productions. ItWas dsOid-
ed success last night.
Tonight CudjO's Cave, and Paddy Miles
Boy will be repeated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

SABBATH SCHOOL MEETIEG.-We are in
formed that the meeting Of the City Sabbath
Schools at the Second Presbyterian Church,
last evening, passed OF very happily. We
regret that the pressure on our columns pre-
vents q fuller report of the proceedings this
morning.
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ADVERTISEMENT
THE CASE OF COLONEL GEO. L. HAY
HAKD.

WARD
In the terrible struggle for national existence
which has been going on for the past three years,
many men have left their business. their homes,
and their friends, imperilng theirlives for their
country. While doing this they have right to
he fairly dealt with, at least by all professedly
Union men. But am sorry to know that from
jealousy or malice great injustice is frequently
done them. In fact my own son has been the
victim Of such an injustice.
When the law authorizing the re enlistment Of
veterans passed Congress, the l29th(six month's)
Regiment was at Cumberland Gap. large ma
iority of the officers of the regiment applied to
Governor Tod for permission 70 reorgauize as
yetera 8, with Lieutenant-COlonel Geo. L. BAY
ward as Colonel, and Major Charles z. Mltehener
as Leutenant-ColOnel.
About the same time, Colonel Howard D..
Johns, then commanding the l29th sent letter
to a person in this city who held high Office
under the government, charging these two ofi-
GERS with many grave military Ofenses. The
charges were utterly and entirely false, and yet
were endorsed by the person to whom they were
sent and forwarded to Governor Tod at Column
bus, reaching him about the same time with the
request for reorganization from the officers Of
the regiment.
The regiment sTTiYed At Camp Cleveland on the
18th OF February last, and the subject Of reOr-
panization came into discussion at9in. On the
10Th, Lieutenant-Colonel Hayward nd MAJOR
Kitchener were arrested on an Crl ilrPorting
70 be signed by Colonel Johns - tie order
isds h AS AosdsTstns q IL 9ossrH'.sAt othcsT
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LO0AL NOTIOEs.

Nor1CE "A meeting will be held at the
Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock, May 10th, 1884, to take in consider
alton the massacre at Fort Pillow. There
will be speaking by soma of our distinguish
ed oitiEsns. Its to be hoped that those in
tsrested will turn out in mass on Tuesday
evening. By order of tho Judiciary Com
mittes. JOHN MALRIN, Chairman.
VIC. AABUsH, Secretary. may 10.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

PREsEETATIoN-L eutensnt Whitehead,
of Co. D, 15Oth Regiment, was last Saturday
evening presented by his company with
splendid sword, sssh and belt, purchased at
Crittenden's. On the soabbard, the following
inscription was engraved: George White
head, from Company D, 29th Regiment, o.
N. G., Cleveland, May 7th, 1854"
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aMusEMEHTS.
PsrDaaaeRtIy Located

A OADEMY OF MUSIOT W6
"A BAEK-sT., MKT 70 ASsEEA HOvsn.
-
JOHN ELLsLER. ......-..... Manager and Propristor
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7UEsD4Y mORNING. MAY 10, 1881
EHAvFLLKR,s REGIsFKR.
REV ADvERYIsKNENEs. /:

REV ADvERYIsKSENE5.
o. A. Rsad-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John Ellsler-Academy OF Music.
Atheneum Music HAIl-A. Montpelier.
John C. JennlnTs-To Let.
Charles Eorton -strayed.
Gauzs Ysrs, &c-A, & @. Rettberg.
Hover 4 HIgbee-Dry Goods.
JB B,rtIstt-To all whom It may oonosrn-
John Mslrin-Ioosl ,tice.
Vim. Downie-Looal Notice.
O. Mollen-Looal Notice.
The Dra't-Jocsl Notice.
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The weak oueus with a dull and heavy Market
Breadstuns being without demand, and so much
unsettled as to preclude giving reliable quotations.
Holders of Wheat are disposed to concede someWhat
irOm last weeks closing figures but not sufc emily
to meet the decline East and eonseQuently shippers
are not Jet ab 70 purchase. Corn and Oats are
unchanged Eye is quoted to-day at an advance Of
dc per bu he'll holders asking sI 20. PrUvisions
nrm hut quiet at quotau5 5ns. HighWines expert
enced sn advance the olos to-day Of o5c, but the
inquiry is very light. Other articles quoted are
nominauy unchanged.
Under the influence Of ths exciting news from the
army Of General Grant It Is doubtful whether in
the most favorable condition Of the markets much
Won have been done Commercial men we're quite
IS enthusiastic over tbs nsvs any other class Of
community. seizirE every item of the glorious In
tnfgence with the greatest aviditT snd satsaetion
Until the military storm now raging has SubSited,
and the sky become once more elsari the markets
may be e1ps ted TO continue Inactive and more or
las unsettled
We give ssles ani quotations for tc day as folOEs
FIour-we could hear Of no sales to-day, and
quote the market nominal.
gYheaL-Very dull, heavy and unsettled Sac
OF car choice red from store, before Change, at
Bi,5O. No sales on Change.
Corn-VsIy quiet. Sale car shsllsd on track At
sll5
siafs-nun- Sale l car on track at 10.
Rys-Advsnced 2oc per bushel. Holders quote at
81 ~ from STORE.
Barlsg-Ysry dull and quoted nomInally sl,Z@
l 81 for good to prime on track
Perk-Modsrate = active at s2s. 90 Tor city mess.
Lard-Firm at l4c Tor city rendered in tieross
Smoked alsaEs-siesdy at the following quota
tions; canvassed hams lsc; sugsr-cursd do, uncAn-
vssssd sc; plain do 7o; shoulders Isc clear bacon
I5c; dried rec; l5o.
Butter-Iu moderate request. Sales Of tubs
prime Western Reserve at z7ci kegs and bbls
good at 25e
EEgs-In good demand and firm. Sales 10 bbls at
l6o, and 8 bbls at lie.
Csssas-There is no old in market. New in Hight
demand at lGsIlo.
e8fzhvrines- S55c higher, but dull Holders are
iug 81 q at tbs close sAss this mOrning Of 25
bbis at 81 20.
AIcohoI-Hisher Hela at s24s for % per cent
Neutral YrOo, Spirits sI,sO.
Sseds-In moderate request, and selling at s5,l2S
9s, for Timothy, and s7,75 for Glover.
,SaIt-Firm. Fine s2,z5, oOarse and ground
solar s2,s0.
Dried AppIss-Firm at lOo
Dried Pearher-The demand Is lair at z78zsO
for peeled and lslalso for unpeelsd.
PotaIoes-In fair demand at sl.l2H for Keshan-
nocks, and sOossI, 10 for Peach blows, scoording
TO quality.
Petroleum Quiet and lower. We quote st ssassc.
TnllOW-Selhng 81 I0Sc.
PlRster-In fair demsnd at sl0 per ton for land,
ESQ per barrel for Dentist" and s325 per bar
rel for common caleined.
Fish-The market Is quiet but firm at the follow
ing quotations: White Fish, hall barrels, as,6Oi
Pokere, half barrels, $50; Trout, half barrels,
s7.5a; Herring S6. so per half barrel.
MIL Feed-In good request and firm At s25 O0e
800 Oats and corn ground together s42,OOsASoO at
the mills
Oiis-Ws quote IS follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

UErTED STATES CoUKF-No buinesss
was transacted in this Court yesterday.
1t was expected that Judge sWsyne would
arrive last evening and that the business of
the Circuit Court would commence thismOrn-
ing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

PERSONAL Hon. H. G. Blake, formerly
member of Congress from the l4th Congress
sional District, is Major of the SD Rssi-
msnt N. G.. now in camp at Camp Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

NEW FREIGHT CARs.-Morrell & Bowers
have recently completed contract with the
Government for the building of one hundred
and aity Government freight cars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-10

The st. Andrews Society will hold their
regular quarterly meeting this Tues lay
evening In J. @. Grannis's office, at hslf-psst
seven o'clock. A full attendance is desired.
Seotchmen generally are invited to attend.
VIZ. D0WNIE,
mayIo:1s6. Secretary.