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DRowHED.-A little boy named Truelcve
sbulI, eight years old, was drowned in Sell
den's Pend, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday last
He had gone there to bathe, and venturing
out beyond his depth, sank, his brother, who
was with him, being unable to rescue hims
Coroner Prentice was notified, but on hear
hsting facts of the case, deemed it unneees-
sary to put the county to the expense of an
inquest.
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sytSokH-Better. -,
United States I.year certificates 9sA missouri :
= Ohio and al ,sissippi certificates 5551, racine
Mail 35 New York Central lst, Erie llo'a. DO pre-
ferred lO9 hudson l47 heading Il y, Mlohigan zen
tral 49, Michigan Southern 994, chicago ana N9Itu
western 65, Iinris LentTal Grip III, Oieve ara en
Pittsburgh us, Galena and Chicago ls6, OleyeiA,nu
and ToieJ I4gH, Chicago and kocE Island AIos M
caeo Burlington aud Quincy l29, Pittsburgh, Fori
Wayne aud Chicsgo MA fOedO and Wabash IL
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TaE SECOND NATIONAL BANK having re-
csived instructions from lhe Secretary Of tho
Treasury, authorizing the redemption Of tho
Coupons of the i've per cent Legal Tender
Notes, due June LIST, Ilredeem the same on
and after that date. msy24:l5S.
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rhR pRAPN.
Disposition Of Cases Of Drafted Men,
List Of Cases Disposed Of In CieVeiAho
and AdjOining Townships.

The following list of drafted men, exam
ined BY the Board of Enrollment yesterday
and the disposition of their cases, include"
only those from the wards Of the city and
tho township Of East Cleveland and Brook
Ivu. The annexed summary, however, ex-
bibits the result of the entire work Of the
Board for the day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

FIFTH WARD, NoT10El-There will be
meeting of the members of the Fifth Ward
Equalization Association at the Baptist
Chapel, this Monday evening, the 2Sd inst.
Il is important that every member should
be present, as the question as to the distii-
button Of the funds will come before the
meeting. All the drafted members are re-
ouested to bring the notice served on them
BY the enrolling officer. By order Of the
Executive Committee.
B.P. BOWER,
dIta Secretary.
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AMusemkaTS.
A CARsM3 5.!2s7.. ~ 9B E lssi!s AgsiSl Hsp.- al

TGMFG mex SjlN ,,... .........Stage Manager.
Q. BUSCH -; IS Istts IN ots
Family Circle, 35 cts; Gallery, , cts 5lnsle
Seats in Private Boxes, Is cts. Enu5e o066i -
s3 and S5. Seats secured during the uAs' % 0'a'
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SEE THE COHoUERno HEEO.-splendid
large new steel plate portraits Of General
Grant. Csnvassing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt Of retail prices, one dollar Address
B. S. Green, Room American Bindings
Cleveland, Ohio. maVlt:IOl.
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pREsERvE YOUR EYEsIGHT

50 ---SN z--- .--s-. ~
--...a@
ytsEPH s. PERhkS, yFIoIAH is3 hurfair s-'7T
under the Johnson House,
W.srs constantly on hano immense as5prtmenk
81 issssg v huh are constructed 20 6 = peerd ne
oast artificial help 70 the human eye,
lH-Sphernidal ei2s5es reset lntc Old frames Also
.ia-r- rre-,t af Il toruacgpes Iuiezcnposs H1oo,
Elsrfne an t}nera Glasses, Thermometers haromts
50, Eszrni lers, ant craving lnstrufnents.
~ srf'7ri,l lF7es F7tssrfsi 7si'hout oct ssfE-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

Pianos A. Barlow is opening new
stock Of the Knabe Pianos, which for vol
ums and purity Of tone and durability, are
superior to any offered for sale in this city.
Gail and see them at No. 8 Euclid street.
may95s.
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Piaater-In fair demand at slO per ton for land,
$3.50 ger barrel for Dentist" and s5,25 per bar
rel for common calcined.
Ale and POrter-Steady at following quotations;
Present Use XXX Ale $500; Stock xxx, elooo TO sl2-
%; Kennstt $3.50; Pale Oream sil,O0 Porter ell.
nIaIt-steady at 80 per bushel.
HoUs-Range ct 25ass5c, according to quality.
FnIIovT-Sslling at l05<o.
Lime-Akron and Oswego water lime In good
request at $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

Go to the great Bankrupt Sale for your
Boots and Shoes, for style beauty and durs-
biIity, they can be had at less than Man
ufsoturers price. los Superior street.
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B. P. BOWER,
Secretary.

The Second Ward Draft Association vii
meet this evening, May Esd, at Court Room
No. l. at half past seven O'Clock. Every
member is requested to be present. By or
der of the Finance Committee.
ooy93.152 ia. SANFORD, Ssc'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

Having had over twenty years experience In the
Treatment OF Chronic Diseases Of every character,
bscaIly the Throat and Lungs, viii give perfect sat-
successfu practice ia the above Darned places for
several years with unparalleled success, OF which sat
actory reference Be given At any OF the aooV
named places. -,
An medicines prescribed and not operating satist
a.torv tue monsy shall b. refunded for all such med
loines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
rom $500 TO $500
1as-The Doctor can be consulted tneiast Two week.
Of every mouth at his residence No. 80 Pittsburgh
street Jlegeand, o. Post ONCE address-BOx I7ll.
decI6R22- itaHdhW r. :. OlA kk
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Nor1oE.-A meeting of the members Of
the First Ward Equalization Association will
be held at the Engine House on ChamPlain
street, on Monday evening next, a! O'Clock,
The question of distribution Of the FUNDS
of the Association will come before the meet
ing. All members are expected 70 De pres
~ D. d. KEYS
mavaI.I51 Secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GIAE.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING LEADBE OFFIOEs
W-n..--nnr uuEHINa- IaE -. IS

MORNING LEADBE OFFIOEt
WEDSEsnAY EVENING, Nay 70, 1874
GaoId-The withdrawal of ths urgent shiPTin d.
mand Tor Gold in New York brought 1t down N Per
cont to-day the market closing heavy at ls4H. Pri-
Vate dispatches represent the market as weak, and
strongly tending t, further decline. The buying
rate here to-day was chiefly 50 Per cent. premium
with more than usual amount Offering.
sllVor-Buying a 7Oe72 per cent. premium.
honey-In moderate demand and easy for regular
business at 6e7< per cent.
EzohanEs-There was an active demand for e1-
change to-day, and the market closed rather tight
Rates are par on New York for Government, Nation
al and Ohio funds; Eastern and Pittsbursh y per
cent. discount.
Government BOnds-steadJ, with moderate
demand, at the fcllsWing rates;
Buying. selling.
5-hGdt coupons nE..---- lgo
7-5O's, April and Ootober.........-...llO llzn
7-sO's, February and August.--...-.llO lHH
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CHEAPER THAN CorIoS SHIRTISG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of I. P. SherwoOd's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. maJzS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

P1oKPOoKEr PICKED UP.-Tuesdsy night
about ten O'Clock, the notorious pickpocket,
Daniel OdelI, was arrested in the attempt to
steal a purse from lady on car on the
East Cleveland railway. The lady had just
paid her fare, and put her purse in her Pock-
ct, when a lady sitting opposite saw the fell
low put his hand into her pocket and take
it out again. The conductor, with the aid of
two other men, transferred him to car going
back to the city, and lodged him at the Sta
tiOn Hsuse. his case was continued in the
Police Court this morning, and he was held
to bail in the sum Of $500.
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CITY NEWS.
rnmPnsIrORs WANTED.

Two or three good ComPositOrs can ma
employment at this Office st 81 IL cents per
thousand ems. Apply at the LEADER news
Room immedieteIy.
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The new way those Gem Pictures are
made at Parker's Rooms, No. 9, Public
Square, is rich, and they are hard to beat.
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Revenue stamps for sale.
LOCAL NOTIOEs.

TEHrH WAED.-An persons liable to this
present draft are requested to be present at
the Kentucky Street School House this
Wednesday evening at a O'Clock.
may rs: I52. 7. J BURRIx, Chr'm.
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PnOoREss or wolK on rHE A. 4 G. "

FEOGkEB5 OF WUhA OE IHI n o N' "
R.-The Spring ghold Republic says;
"The track en- the Atlantic 4 Great
Western Railway is so far laid through our
county, that s locomotive came down on
Saturday within two miles Of the city, The
ties are laid nearly all along the line west
of the city in the border of Montgomery"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

THAYKR AED NoYEs PLUs VAs AHBUKoH.
Van Amburgh's celebrated Colossal golden
chariot" and no less celebrated brass band
traversed our principal streets yesterday,
heralding the arrival Of the great circus and
menageris. The great combination Of
Thayer and Noyes with Van Amburgh,
drove 8 smashing business yesterday after
noon and evening. They deserve to, for
their exhibition combines the best circus
and best mensgeTie Of the world. We will
not 20 into detail, but will merely advise all
our readers to take an opportunity to see for
themselves to-day. The big tent is pitched
at the corner OfErie and Sumner streets.
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY nIORNING, MAY "a, 1854

nKgF ADyEEEIsEHES@S
O. A. Rsad-U. i. 1910 Bonds
John Ellsler-Academy Of Music.
Athsneum Music HaIl-A. MOntPelisr-
Alfred q. Pease-Ooneerts.
J.B. Cobb q aOo-PhOtOgrHDh Albums.
L. A. Ksppner -RsmoTsl,
Miss Kate Dean Concerts.
s. Hymsn-seIling on.
Pelton Breed For Chicago.
Hussey & MoBride-FOr Lake Superior.
TG. Mills-Uleveland BaEaar-
Churchill Bro her-BlAck Teas.
WAntea-Boarters.
OburohilI A Broiher-Young Hyson Tea.
Wanted-Substitutss
Churchill 4 Brother-Jspan Tea.
Cowles B Oo.-LAdies' Purses.
O. Ontter b sOn-Locsl Voice.
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a.r. sluNEY R1AKKET-EIay 25.
Tsx rzIRaEkvE..

Mczsy-Essy. . -.
Bterling EEohau%s-ln moderate request a.
21Za2O3 for currency 81, A. ,s.,s
fioId-Lower Opening at lso5S, declining to lsiA'
sdyar cling to hoy, and closing heavy at lSi9f ~.
fsoVeruusnE astaoRa-Quiet and sIea1y Unlte0
States SIS OF 1881, coupons, lIiA htye-tWent ntesi
coupons, W6ssIJ7A; Seyen-ihirties' Oo'oO7i NHu
Anr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-26

DEEr1srHY.-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, once
No. 80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at q low price.
daa9RST
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nnay21:151

FoH Plumbing, Gas Fitting and FIX
lures 20 to MoGarvsy's, opposite the PoStof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava nP gas
burner. epk4e'A1N
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Prof All Howard, American Ole Bull
silli rirts 4;iI ri i. Gi'Usvls, Pa, and
jan -si5va. = Y, soon.
may75:Itz
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OPTICAL.
,aS0.hl.QlMONs y 4 IMPROVED sPEC.


= - -N3-1IlIIIILIT--IN-1
fraotioai and Scientific Optician keeus the arEsst
assortment Of Optical Instruments IN The city. Be
Ing old establishment and having bosn extenslVs-
y patronissd, he has the oondsncs that hS preseut
stock viii warrant a oonttnqance o. public iaVoIs.
All hiaapeotaoe8 are o. me Dedl qlaiitJ Of crystal
curing weakness, dizziness and impartinE strength
tor long reading and nne sewing Artificial syeglu
ssrtsd without pain
Omos--13O SnDsFior-9t-, hrst door from toe
sntrance 70 the American Hotel. iuly1s
- Beware OF travellers claiming to be Mr.. solo-
monson or bis agent
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TIE Ladies' will please look into Mrs
shsw's Millinery Rooms, 2S6 Superior street.
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.oss q PtsAfiss ProtisIon Ma4kst TA.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or CLEVELAND.
ENTERED---....---.May 3.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Stmr Illinois, Robertson Detroit, ~ tons copper
Prop EQ aiBoX, OisrksOn, Buhalo-
Pop Wisconsin, Williams, Ogdenaburgh-
Prop Saginaw, alton, sandusky.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Buffalo
Prop TioRs, Wsterbur., Dunkirk-
schr omely, Powers, Buffalo. -
schr Gen Winfield Scott, Cassidy, Marquette, "a
tons iron ore
Schr Jenny Lind, Williams, Buffalo.
schr Wanderer, Pelton, Buffalo
Schr Perseverance, Ray. TorontO.
schr K SkidmOre, Peterson, RendeGu-
ScoW supply, johnson, BIaek river.
OGEA BED.....-....-.......may %.
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr, Detroit.
Stmr Cleveland. HslleTsnd, Superior Oity.
Prop Equinox, @ arkson, Tolt do.
PROP Wise n-in, Williams. netroit.
Prop SaEidaW, cation, Buffalo.
Prop Oneida, Brett, Chicago
Prop OieaB, Driscoll, Dunkirk, 700 bbls Hour
Brig baltimore Brothers, 20 7drich. - tors coal
schr Meubury, Warner, Raeine. 500 tons coal
scoz Black hovAr, SherWC cd, kingsTtile-
Ecow @ bils, Becker, Fares. err
Soow g Williams, Kennedy, Detroit, l2o tons coa
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REVENUE STAMPS

ToR sALE AT THH
sTOFFI K :
z. COWLFs, P. M.
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MARRIED

In Hudson Ohio, on the 18th instant, at the resi-
dsnoe the brides mot7er. by Pres. s.. Hitch;
cock EDWARD W STUART, A. B.. OF Milan, snd
Miss q ITTIE Z. WHEDON, OF the former place
AotaFds
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SECOND National BANK,
OF Cleveland,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States.
National 1910 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

Bv instructions from the Secretary Of the Iiess- -
NJ Safod March D. '64 this Bank VIII receive SUD
s.-sinsio1s for the NATIONAL lO-l0 1--WE PEB cEhf.
I,oar IN coupon bondt or registered oertncetee r.
deemed after ten and Iayable forty years iroln e0'
This loan bears GOLD IETEREsT pay aoie 4 ~
ALLY on coupon and registered bonds oI oOo Ano ~
snd sTrThItY on bonds Of the denomination OF oO
and 100 dollsrs. -, a. -, ,h. a.
In subgcrIbing parties may either 70 pay ne bo
crued interest from the fFst OF nArch % the 9ay ~
srbSeriufin IN Coin or in Currency adding my ps
can't premium or receive bonds De4rlne htsroot
from day Of subscription Also Nld ailoe 70
RANKS, BANKERS AND BkOkEkS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual commission Of one eighth OF one Per cent
nnril2-lf2
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whose cs-eer throughout the entire Union Is sid
cred bv the universal Dramatic Word 70 De the
srsstst series OF trfumphs on record ince the ear
career of the (noWl eminent trHgediani EDWIN
EORREoT.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14

SECOND MAINE CAvALRY.-We have been
permitted to make the following extract from
letter from Maj. Charles A Miller, dated on
the "Star of the South" near Key West,
April 5, 1864:
1.-TWO weeks ago to-day we left Portland,
and are now about entering the harbor of Key
West for coal. We left the Northampton the
second day out, and have experienced moth
ing but series of line gales since we left
We have lost only two horses. On Sunday
we had to perform the sad duty OF burying
one of our men at sea. He was private in
Co. d, from Calais. The pilot has come on
board to take us into the harbor. He says
nothing has been seen of any of our feet here :
we are the first Out of the fourteen days we
have had but two and half days of fair
weather. We will be about four or five days
to New Orleans.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14
Masiae ,DtsaS;sss,

New York April 10.
Steamer Geofgiana, from Fortress Monroe,
was run into last night Off North Point by
the steamer Iroquois, and had her guards cut
through to the hull and upper saloon badly
stove. The Iroquo's had her bowsprit head
carried away.
The ship Harpswell, which arrived here to-
day, lost three seamen overheard on the pas
sage.
Ship Arcadia, for Boston, put in here to-day
with rudder broken, bulwarks stove, &c.
Bark Topeka arrived to-day with loss OF bull
warks and had cutwater stove, split sails and
sprung aleak.
Bark John Benson arrived to day in distress,
had sprunk aleak and threw overheard fifty
bhds. molasses To tighten her.
Bark Chanticeer,w which arrived here to-day,
sprung leak and was kept afloat with great
difficulty; had thrown overheard $50 sacks of
coffee and 500 boxes soap.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14
Ivashiagton ReDorts.
New YORK, A

New YORK, April Ii.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says it is
reported on good authority that Lee has Or
dered all his officers to send their baggage to
Richmond before the 9th inst. After that
date the road is to be used in bringing up re-
Inducements.
Nine of Mosby's men were captured by
detachment Of the I'd Mass. cavalry on Sun
day night near Middleburg. Col. Lowell of
the ID Mass. cavalry has resumed command of
the cavalry brigade at Vienna.
The guerrillas list night captured five or
six men and killed captain OF the Pennsyl-
vania Reserves between Union Mills and Man
assas.
The House Committee on Territories decid-
ed to adopt bill establishing the Territory of
Montana with the Senate amendment that all
the inhabitants, black or white, can vote.
The Times dispatch says stringent orders
have been issued in regard to citizens allowed
to remain with the Army of the Potomac
Correspondents are required to register their
names before the 10th inst. After that date,
when absent from their post more than "a
hours, they are TO report to the Provost Mar
shal on their return.
The House Committee on Ways and Means
have adopted Mr. Odell's proposition to impose
a tax upon all brokers' sales of stocks, bonds,
merchandise, &c. The tax on spirits is 81 Is,
on tobacco 30 cents per pound, with gradu-
ating scale. The committee estimate that the
bill will produce about three hundred millions
revenue. 1t will be reported on Thursday
A small tax is imposed on crude and % cents
on manufactured petroleum.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
has decided it to be inexpedent to take any
action on the House resolution IN regard to
Mexico at present.
The Herald's dispatch says the Virginia
Convention for amending the State coustitu-
ton adjourned yesterday, having adopted the
resolutions abolishing slavery in the State.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14

FORTRESS MONROE. April II.
The steamer Georgiana, this morning, off
Point Comfort, picked up three deserters in
small skif from Yorktown, making for the
eastern shore. They were hailed three times,
but they did not stop until the guard fired at
them and brought them back. Their names
are Henry Holt, Owen McDonough and Jas.
Scott, all of the ID N. II. regiment. They
were delivered up to the Provost Marshal at
this place.
Two steamers, the A. Wnans and S. O.
Pierce, in charge of Capt. Ainsworth, left
early this morning in search of the disabled
steamer Thomas Scott, reported off Cape Hat
teras.
FORTRESS MONROE, April -.
The gunboat Iroquois, which ran into the
steamer Georgianna last night, has arrived,
with the wheelman, steward and thirty of the
Georgiana's passengers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14
CAUTIONi

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS In
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS are respectfully eau
toned against using ths name CABINET ORGANS
as applied to any instruments but those of our make
This name is our trade mark legally secured and
we shall feel compelled TO seek legal redress for any
infringement of cur rights in regard to it,
PURCHASERS of instruments are respectfully
advised that the CABINET ORGAN, made exclu.
svely by us, is essentially different from harmoni-
ums and all other small organs, upon which instru-
ments we claim that il is an important Improvement
The great reputation which the CABINET ORGANS
have obtained and the widely increasing demand
for them. have induced certain parties to advertise
quite different instruments CABINET ORGANS in
some cases, and in Others to represent to purchas
ers that harmonious and other reed organs are the
same thing. The superiority of the CABINET Or.
CANS, which has given them their high reputation
and elected such strong commentator from the
most eminent oiganists and artists of the country
arises not merely from the superiority of their work
manship, but is the result in large measure Of
several patents which exclusively ours, and the
employment of processes peculiar to ourselves
which the result of long experience and extend
ed experiment.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14

SABBATH SCHOOL ExERcIsEs.-The ami
versary exercises Of the Chestnut Street Sab
bath School will take place in the Church this
evening The programme is an extended and
interesting one, consisting of singing, dia-
logues and addresses by the children. Among
the performances will be the Cantata Of the
"Three Christian graces - Faith, Hope and
Charity" in which forty young misses, dress
ed in white, viii take part. The exhibitions
of the school have always possessed great in
terest, and this one bids fair to exceed all pre-
vious ones.
The Pine Street Sabbath School will have
their anniversary exercises this evening at
Pine Street Church. Dialogues, speeches,
singing, &c, will compose the exhibition, and
a very interesting time may be expected.
Tickets for admission may be purchased dur
ing the day ut places named in the advertise
ment, and in the evening, at the door.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14

THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE WEsT.-We
learn from Mr.. Flowers, the Bangor Agent
for the Grand Trunk, that daily line of first
class steamers will run this season, from Sar-
MIA, at the foot of Lake Huron, in connection
with trains from Portland via Montreal and
Toronto, leaving that port every day, passing
up Lake Huron, through the Straits of Mack
NAV, touching at Milwaukee and thence to
Chicago.
Steamers will leave Chicago and Milwaukee
daily, returning to- Sarnia, connecting with
the Grand Trunk Railroad for the East A
line of steamers will run four times a week
from Sarnia TO Saginaw and Lake Huron
Shore ports and weekly line from Sarnia for
Green Bay, thus offering to the merchant pur-
chasing produce greater facilities than ever
before known to purchase direct at Chicago
or Milwaukee, and at much less rates than via
New York or Boston. The steamers form
ing this line are all sea going, and for speed,
comfort or safety are not surpassed on the up
per Lakes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-04-14
State Conrention ia kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April -.
The Journal has special dispatch from
Knoxville, dated the 18th inst which says:
+" The Knoxville Greenyille Convention met
to-day and elected Hon. T. A. r. Nelson as
President, who declined the honor. General
+. A. Hesskel was then appointed Chairman.
The entire session was consumed in the dis
cussion of a resolution to expel any delegate
who has aided or abetted the rebellion since
the meeting of the Convention in 1861. The
resolution was laid on the table by close vote.
The Convention then adjourned until to-mor-
row.
Gov. Andy johnson is addressing large
audience in the street
The train which ran off the track at Athens
has been replaced, and would arrive with a
fresh accession of delegates last evening. A
large number Of delegates are already in at
tendance. The Convention is not packed
one, and the indications are against q new
State being formed"