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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-12
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Call for Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Sal
sratassA gitste until lyouget issxsIf yenS gro
Ger has bot g& Is ask him % COLO The whole
sale Agent, get 3 box and Try t. tits the best
in the Nerid II De potbe put off with any other
Use it instead OF soda; tits great deal better
Try it. Most of the Merchants have it. Then
depot is li2 Liberty Street, New York T,F
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-12

perfect Antidote, Specific, and Cure for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia has long been needed earnest and
patient research this has been tuphanty discovered
II is called WATsoN's NKURALGIA KING. - q
Watson's Neuralgia King reaches the source OF the
trouble and banishes the disease from the system I'm
like the untold number of Linments and Embrocatons
which meFsy stimulate the surface but temporary
in their effects, and are at best of doubtful virtue it
strikes at the seat Of the ailmept erTests II, kills it.
eradicates ii, and leaves no trace behind.
WatsOns Neuralgia King also cures Gout and Dyspep-
sa in all their orms it is giving relief to Thousands
who have been suffering from these diseases, and who
have tried all other remedies in vain.
Watsons Neuralgia King has received the highest tes-
monas from the highest sources in regard TO its
derful ehcaey. II operates with equal in mild
and chronic cases. never failing TO work out speedy
and permanent cure.
WatsoDs Neuralgia King but one dollar per bot
tie and less than bottle often effects the end desired
Watsons Neuralgia King is the only specific aud cure
for Rheumatism and Neuralgia that has been dis
covered, Prepared by A. j. MATHEWS,
2eyl Buffalo, N. Y; Fort Erie, G. W.
sOlaby ali Druggists,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-12
LETTER FROM THE eTH o. {
n [gTEbf txs: ThoM ArLAsrA, G4,s
Z u E sis August Ist, 1864. e

- II ii August Ist 1o64 81
Edaef tdnbd II Flease insertithe !. fOlldwiHg
of the benefit of the friends of the soldiers who
were killed and taken prisoners in Go. K, 9Th
o. V. c., ON Gen. ROsseau' raid into Alabama
and Georgia:
Gen. Rosseau's Division left Decatur, Ala
bama, on the 10th of July to destroy the Rail-
road running from Atlanta to Montgomery, and
the road to Columbus, Alabama, which it did
for about thirty miles. Part of his command
was at one time enlyS33 miles from Montgom-
cry. We made the pin IA days from the
man s right wing Capt. L. II. Bowlus COM
manded our Regiment He can handle Regi-
ment or Battalion as if they were toys. He is
small in stasnre, butshescan see more and think
faster in fight than any other man ever saw.
He is as caal.ilf fighfas he s IN bis Quarters.
Hefs esteahasd by both 0fficef4 and men, for he
makes the 9Th bitter pill for the 'Johneys. .
On the I4th our company had seven men cap
tured and one killed, as follows: Captured
Sergt. George Hedges, Abraham Bush, Dan
drich Bush Daniel Noses John Kemberly,
Eli Gottron, and Winfield Ballard. Killed
Corporal William Lantz.
On the 18th there were seven taken prisoners
as follows: Elias Howard, William ,Kirker, Al
fred Nc Donnals Isaac Brown, VIM. Whitehouse
Frank Stull and Fritz Stoner.
Our Company was commanded by LIST Lieut..
Albin Coes who is good and brave officer. We
are having plenty to do here. The boys are all
in good spirits We expect s6ent to be called up
spirits, plenty to eat and plenty TO do, with a
good prospect of gobbling the army Of Johneys.
Yours, for Abraham,
"a - sSPRJVA YF-(yo Z 9th Cav
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs

NEW ADNEhAHShIuE
List of Letters in Fremont Post Office.
7-30 u S. Bonds
,Divorce.N Notice, Dollie Atkinson s -
Final Settlement, d. W. Moore estate s
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LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Court of Common eas and for the County
Ssndusky, and State of Ohio
N OnMAN II. WELLS. Plaintiff.
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OF the JouRNAI in wrappers, for mailing, can
always be had at our Office on Friday and Sat.
urdav. Price 5 cents each: 6 comics. 25 cents
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"Two of our subscribeTs-one of them afflicted with
bad Fever Sore, the other with Observation-Disclosures
the advertisement ofthe Peoples Cure in this pa
per- purchased the medicine and now after having thor
heartily thorough remedy In their case.-Editors
Christian Advocate"
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OF RESPECT.

HEAD QUARTERS IT'D REG'r, o. v. V. IL
-4r zr.0~ MENPHIs, Tenn, July 2s, 1864. )
EDITOR JOURNAL Please give place your columns to
the accompanying Resolutions unanimously passed at
meeting of the officers and soldiers of the 2dOv.VL
held this day They but tame expression of the
estesm in which Major RAwsak was-held in the. Regi-
ent. Fcor consolation for the bleeding heart OF de-
voted mother and fond wife; yet tits a that is left u.s.
full duty done to the heroic dead-we can but offer
sympathy and condoence to the disconsoIae living BY
inserting them you will confer favor upon the members
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-12

And felt how aHfHL goodness Is"
Or, storm may be worthy of the description
''awt,d." But the price of sugar, even at thir-
ty-five cents pound is not ''awful : But to
hear many people talk, one would suppose this
to be the a,cfuI-est world in existence. This
word, surely, is not so pleasant or agreeable as
tedeserve so common use as it is now. put to.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
yUsrHEss HOETOKs.


LICENSED CI4AIBI OFFICES
CEHvIAED, Ohio, WzgHNsToE, D. O.,
No. Lymsn's Block, No as Ninth s..
Naer the OouFt dOusn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
COMM CIAL
CLEVELAND MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFTIUA,

MOBEING LEADER OFFIUE, I
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2s. 1854. !
The market to-day, in consequence Of the decline
IN gold and the quist ruling the Eastern markets,
was very dull. Holders, however, were firm, and
note decline in prices Corn is little better,
but the i quiry is limited. Highwines closed Arm
er, at advance of Halc, with moderate inquiry,
We give sales and quotations follows:
PIoHr-The market continues quiet and firm, with
only light transactions for the home and Interior
trade.
Wheat-A shade better, but dull. Sales to-day Of
red at al,35 aud 1 do choice at q 55, both on
track.
Corn-I to cbsttsr. Sales to-day of car shsllrd
at &c, do do at 9ic, and cars ears at eOc sH on
track.
Oats-In very light request. Sale to-day of 1 car
at 72o.
Rys-No demand He'd at 81 20 IN store.
BarIey-Thsrs is no inquiry. Holders are asking
81 rs on track.
POrk-ActivO at SO 90 for city mess and s25 90 for
do clear.
Lard-In good demand at ls4c for city in kegs
and ls<o for de In bbls.
Smoked lIeats-The market continues active
at l5c for sugar-suIed hams lac for plain do Is&e
for clear bacon sides; lOze for shoulders 40 for
dried beef Sales to-day Of 1900 lbs "Comstock's"
sug 'r-oured hams at l5c.
Mess Beef-Firm at sI2,CO.
Buttsr-Choioe Is firm and In good request. Sale
to-day of 2,sOl lbs choice W. B at S6c.
Cheese-Prims is scarce, and selIs in a small way
to the retail trade at I4Gl5c
EESs-small sales to-day at lsc.
HIshwines-Kalc higher, with fair inquiry,
closing firm. Sales of 2s bbs at s5o, and 90 bbls a.
Csc.
AIcOhOI-Advancsd. Held at o, 1,ss for ss por osnt.
Neutral proof spirits sI %.
Seeds-lirm ar ts,0O for timothy and $3.50 for
clover.
sRlt-Is steady at o. s5 for ne and q 80 for coarse
Dried APPles-Market continues firm at sskasc,
according to quality.
Dried PeEohes-In moderate request at 96a27o
for peeled and I6gsl7c for uDpseled.
aRy-Selling at s22923 for baed
Beans-The market is frm at s2OOS2,50 pima
white. i'i0
Carbon OII-Firm at $500.
POtatOes-Firm at 7OG75c for PeaOIn blovs and
CSC for Canada mixed.
TaIlow-Tbsrs is 3 moderate INQUIRY at Ioxo.
POtash-Is firm at SIC.
Plastsr-In fair dsmsnS. at slO mar ton for land
iSeo per barrel for 4" Tsntist," and s2,sOa27s per
barrel for common o,,loinsd.
Flsh-Hhite sish and Mackerel are firm and in
good request at the following quotations: White
lal' hS,f barrels. $3.50. No MaoksreI bbIs, 49,
~ Half barrels, slO,OOi No. 2 bbIs, $3.50; half
ubls, $500; No. 3, bbls. 1880; half bbls 500:
rrouA s6 50 for halves Sale Of 100 half bbls white
fish at $50.
Eeathers-Niee live geese are worth 62a57o.
Ltme-ARron water lime is firm at 1928.
Mill Feed-In good request and lrm at s25,OOa |
500 Oats and corn ground together az OG45 90 at
he mills
Ale and POrter-ln good demand. We quote |
Present. use Xxx Ale $50; Stock xxx, 5000 toSI2,
o; Kennett sl2 90; Pa,e Cream $1,000; Porter slO.
Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Malt-steady at 81 IS per busheI
HOPs-Rsngs at 25a35c, according to ouaIJtv.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

ALMOST A FATAL LAooIDEET.-Esrly yes
terday morning the sign of the "Germar
Insurance Company" fell, through the force
of & very moderate wind, from its fasteningr
In front Of the Atwater Block. After strik-
ing the pavement, one end Of the sign few
up and hit Captain McBride-who was pas
sing near-aoross the shoulders and legs,
stunning him considerably but not seriously
iDjuring him. The Captains escape was al
most miraculous, as the sign came within q
few inches of hitting him bpon the head
with full force, in which case he would have
been killed instantly.
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EEy YORK mARKE4-mareh 20


L Flour Dull, and common grades 5aIOe Iouvsr =
Sales at s5 sOa6 90 for extra State 81 20T a mr. af
round hoop Oht3; 735a5, 3 for trade brands c0snS
| hoavy. - 7He
/ WhIsky-Irregulsr and unsettled at Al Oi5zast n,
for State and 81 l05alOS for Western, closing Al in
side figures. - -N
Wheat-Dull and nominslly lac lower Salaa ~
tL63Gl IS for Chicago Spring and Milvaukss eI16
| eI,67l9l, 20 for winter red Western
COrn-Quiet and steady at 81 % for Old shiuning
mixed Western IN store: si i29al ,2gH for new yellow
OaIs-Less active, and scarcely 30 Arm Western
e0a90Hc.
WcOi-Domestie heavy; foreign firm
PetrOleum-Feane1i in bond 525Sa5sc: cruds 32l<
Pork-Iess active, and scarce J 50 fru Saies a.
e22 S75saA.5O for mess e2I2ka22,3 ,37X for Oh 40
e2 sI5S for new do closing the inside prSe
BIS 23G20,5O for old and prime: s22 5nis17 M
for Western prime mess; also so bbls mes for Ann
buyers option, At $780, and 1000 bbis old do s1ms
terms and delivery. at R22,375Ss22,5O.
Beef-Steady, with fair demand, at A. 5Oag m fnr
country mess; t5,O0a6 90 country prime no "a
1850 for repacked mess SIC OO8IsO for extfa msSs
Prime Mess Beef-Qu.et.
Beef Hams-5teady.
Cur Meata-MOre active and drner At oSf1a1oLk,
for shoulders; i361l6He for hams
Bacon Sidea-Scarca and hrm. but onIat ot
ll59c for Western Cumberland cut.
Lard-ln more request, but scarcely so hrua At
l3anl34c, including some extra choice, sold esrly
in the day, At l3sal4c, which Is above the markrt
BuIter-Firm at 3oG4Oo for Ohio and 4sSs5oo for
State. sSON 'OA
Cheese-Firm at l5c for common to prime.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CLHvEIAsD, Ohio, WzsHNeToE, D. G.,
No. Lymsns Block, No. 44S Ninth 81
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
sIOO Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chi-
drsu, and rightful heirs ofsH deceased soldiers
aiso
Psnsionas
which every discharged soldier was DIS
sDlsdn the service,l Is entitled. Also, Pensions
On soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
vnsn sisters, as they are severally entitled VI,
da the Law. Also,
ars discharged soldiers or resigned onscers,
pTonpfly collected, or csshed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men
macy due tesmsters, and every other class Of
eluus growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS
~ Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
- net Licensed.
We publish &c TIE soLDIEE's FEuED," paper
q much interest TO soldiers and their heirs.
sand rs your name and stamp, and We viii send
Bosyy lres, OF twelve COPIES one each month, 4,
O IS esnts.
Apply 20 rs N person or by lettag, With stamp,
- 4 your business shall have prompt attentio8.
Ioes loWs and no charge until after we have &C
Oouplished what We undertake.
Ssp1o o. 6. BRUCE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

LOR SALE-BOUSE AND LOT
30. A Bond street. HOuss hiss eleven rooms.
and is we'll supplisd with ras and lake water with
BOT and col water in kitchen and bsth room.
nl1r9l-IAl p. PRENTISS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

FIRST MICHIGAN (CoLoRED) INFANTRY
The First Michigan CoIOred Infantry, which
has been in camp at Detroit for some months,
passed through this city yesterday, arriving
on the Toledo road about half after ten and
departing on the Lake Shore road at half af-
ter twelve. It numbers about eight hundred
stalWart and finely appearing men. It's uI-
innate destination is Annapolis, where it will
be assigned to General Burnside's new corps.
It's field officers are as follows:
cOlODel-H. Barnes, Editor Detroit Tri-
bune.
Lieutensnt- oolonel-W. 7. Bennett.
Msjor-N. Clark.
Surgeon-W. Vincent.
Qusrtermastsr-P. Mclaughlin.
Adjutsnt-J. A. Mcknight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

E. @. CHAPIE's LECrURE.-Tn spite Of
the threatening aspect of the sky, many seats
wero yesterday reserved for Chapin's lecture,
which is TO be delivered before the Library
Association at Brsinard's Hall, this evening.
There are, however, plenty of good seats still
vacant, and we advise our readers, if they
desire to hear one of the finest thinkers and
most eloquent orators of America, to be stir
ring and secure their seats.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

DEATH FROM sHOorHG.-A young Ger
man BY the name of Busch, residing about
one mile south of Brighton, accidentally
shot himself about one O'Clock, Sunday
afternoon, under the following circumstan-
ces- He was engaged in loading gun in
the house, when it suddenly slipped from his
grasp, and upon coming in contact with the
Acor, discharged-the load passing through
his right side, inficting wound from which
he died at one o'clock Monday afternoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
TUESDAY 1IORNING MAR. 99 1854
gRAVKLLKR,s REGIsTER.
NV ADVKKFIsEnIKNFs.

o. A. Read-ADfn Ist t7-sO and May Ist $40 OOu-
poa Interest Wanted.
VIC scOheld CO.-EOtiee ofDissOlutiOn.
Alexander, scoHsld Oo.-COpsrtnsrship.
a. C. Bettberg-ExtractO Of the Night Blooming
Oereus.
First National Bank-Ten-FOrty Government
oan.
L Benedict & sOn-Hats and Gaps.
Howard AHsoeiation-specisl Notice.
K. T. Lyon-First Arrival
For ssle-A Piano.
To Bent-HOuse.
For Sale "A Horse.
Wanted-Dog.
J. B shipherd-Loosl Notice.
7. P. Wilson Local Notice.
%. G-LOcaI Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

BHETIr TO Ma. VAN 0LKER.-Who has
not heard Of John Van olksr, our accom-
plishsd and talented Cleveland musician /?
His many and warm friends will be delighted
to learn that 8 complimentary party and ball
will be given him at chapin's Hall to-mor-
row evening, Thursday, March s1st. We
trust it viii be well attended. Mr.. Van
olker is genial and popular gentleman, and
deserves all bis popularity. His benefit will
be one Of the plsasantest parties of the sea-
sen,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

Horse RoR SALB-A beautiful. bright
bay horse, six year old this spring, sixteen
hands high, weighing about 100 pounds
This horse is we'll trained under the saddle,
and weuld make a good match horse. He
can be seen to-day, at Kimberly's stable, on
Champlain street. For further information
enquire at LEADER Office. Any one wanting
a first class horse will Go well to call.
mar26 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FTNANCIAL.
CLEVELAND MONEY mARKET.
MoRNINa IEADER oFFl0E.

mOhHlN9 LEADER OEEIONs
TUESDAY EVENING, March q, 1854.
GOId-Adyices from 6sW Ysrk to-day showed g
steady and rapid decline in the price Of gold with
uncommOnly dull Market and under this influence
the market here irregular, feverish and almost
without transactions closing weak ct 65k selling
and SO buying.
Gold in New York closed dull at 64s. Thus, contra
y to the almest universal expectation, gold has TAX
en- rapid tumble Of from to per cent. in forty
eight hours, leaving the predictions Of those who
sumed that its was to be steadily upward ut
terly at and successfully exploding all their
guments The secret OF the advance in gold the past
past week seems to have been due almost entirely to
the demand for the payment Of foreign credits ma
turingOn the first OF April giving spectators an i'm
peratve control Of the Market and now, these hay-
ing been provided for and the gamblers left to th'm
selves, there is but little inquiry, consequently
decline. There are pretty strong indications that
this decline will eontinue until gold reaches q con-
venisnt level. The Gold Certificates Of the Govern
ment (now being Used for paying duties) VIII prove
an important advantage to the merchant in at least
partially shielding him from the eornering process
Of the brofsrs, while their being sold ct per cent
below the opening price Of god will enable the
chant to act, under ordinary circumstances, indie
peDdently Of the gold market.
Silver-Firm at Ei'55 per cent. premium buying
and 57a5s per cent. selling
mOney-There isTcarei.y OF currency and only
legitimate borrowers are accommodated, the supply
being Just about sufficient for this class. SIX per
cent is the regular rate.
BxchRnEe-COntinues weak, at unchanged rates,
viz: Government, National and Ohio funds par on
New York. Eastern and Pittsburgh X per cent. dis
count.
Government BOnds-Firm at the following
quotations:
o,,- Buying. Selling;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

"THE FERRY Boy AND THE F1EAxCIER," ;" is
the title Of new work announced by Messrs.
Walker, Wise & Co., of Boston, to form one
of their popular series including the " Pho
neer Boy" and the "Farmsr Boy"
It is narrative of the 5Oy-Iifs Of the emil
nsnt Secretary of the Treasury, Hon. s. P.
Chase, whose prominence among the candi-
dates for the next Presidency, as we'll as his
distinguished services in his important De-
Psrtmsnt, renders his biography of interest
to tens Of Thousands Of readers. We are as
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
CHICAGO mARKF4.

Especial to the Cleveland LEApzR.I
OHFcAso, March q.
Live HOG9-Stesdy at o. OOa7 20
Beef Cnttle-steady At e4,OOa6,O0
ErOvl8iOnB-Ftrm.
MESS BEEF-Sales at SIS.
5EEF HAMs-Advanced q Sales At s7O5O
BULK HAMs-llAc loose.
LsRD-Quiet. Sales at llHa1lc.
FlOur-Dull.
Wheat-Deelined lc, with sales at ell4I6al. .1Ss<
for No. and 81, ,e9Ahl,l05{ for No q
CoFsIle Lover Sales ef new No. at ssssso and
9ats-55Se lover: Sales No. 1 at 64ss45zo.
BarieY-SteAdy at ,22al q for M
HlghWines-Opsned dull but Closed firm s.I.,
ct s3ae4c. u Sal9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

TIE SrEEEoPTIcoH.-Many people have
q curious and superstitious dislike to long
Greek polysyllablss, and We ourselves wish
that some Saxon and popular name had been
given to this beautiful work of art, instead
Of its present one, which is Greek squivs-
lentf E" the seeing Of Solids" But in spite
of its long name, it is, and will be, popular,
wherever its merits are known. Go and see
-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

PROBATE CoURT.-The Probate Court
was in session yesterday. The case of Dan
isl Sthphen ct al. rs. the City of Cleveland
was tried to the Jury, 3. HessenmueIIer ap-
psaring for plaintiffs, and A. 7. Brinsmads,
ESQ.,, for the city. The claim is for damages
growing out of the proposed grade of COlum-
bus street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

WOODEN WARE MAEUTAoTURERs-A
convention of the Wooden Ware Manufsc-
tuIers of this State was convened yesterday
at the Weddsll House, to consider the best
means of promoting the interests of this
branch of Manufacture. The meeting was
attended by about twenty manufacturers
from all parts of the state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

TIE PTTTsBURoH FAIR.-The Pittsburgh
Gazette of Monday morning says that the
lumber for the Fair building has arrived at
Allegheny, snd the Councils having given
free consent for the use of Diamond Square,
the lumber will at once be hauled to the pro-
posed site for the buildings.
The Pittsburgh Executive Committee have
already disposed of the Fair Buildings to
lumber dealers, who are to take dOEu the
buildings at Pittsburgh, paying the same
price that the Pittsburgh Committee paid for
them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

Primary MEETIEas.-This evening the
Democracy had their primary meetings for
the nomination of Ward officers, &c. The farce
of nominations, &c, will be gone through
with just as though they expected to be sue
csssful. Well, if the game smuses them,
they are welcome to play att.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

RETUKEIBG HoHE-J. C. Wetmore, ESQ.,,
agent for the State of Ohio at Washington
city, tslsgrsphsd Governor BrOugh on Mon
day, that 21s exchanged prisoners from
Richmond left for home yesterday morning
-ons hundred and twenty belonging to the
State Of Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

ORGAH ExHIBfT1oE-We have made
frequent reference to the coming concert and
organ exhibition, which comes off tomorrow
evening at the Third Presbyterian Church.
werefer to 1t again for the purpose of urging
all eur readers who desire to enjoy a grand
feast of music to be present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

ELECTION IN ST. PAUL's CHURoH-Tbe
following are the officers elected Monday in
St. Paul's Church, for the ensuing year:
S. NJ, Sanford, Senior Warden; c. J. Com
stock, junior Warden; s. B. Prentiss, G. A.
TisdaIe, ". L. N. Kellogg, h. D. Kendall,
h. B. Tuttls, F. Butts, VIM. Collins, G. A.
Benedict, Ysstrymen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

TIE WEATHER yesterday was character
istically Marchnke and unpleasant. The
wind was high and cold, gray clouds were
dominant, rain fell intermittsntly, and ma
ture frOwned upon us. A more disagreeable
day than yesterday has not yet been record
ed on the calendars of March.
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In ToWN.-Csptsin A. H. NickersOn,
formerly gallant and msritOrious officer Of
the 8th Ohio, and recently placed in the In
valid corps on account Of wounds received
in battle, was in town day before yesterday,
on his way from Philadelphia to report for
duty at Indianapolis.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

GOLD CoUPoNs.-We are buying cou-
pOns of 7-3O United States Bonds, due the
lst of April, and of $50 United States
Bonds, due May 1st, at very nearly gold
rates, enabling parties holding bonds to
avail themselves of the present high rate of
premium. WRIGHT & BRo.,
mch25:l44 90 SuperiOr St
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ROsS 3 PrsnrIss' Provl.lsa market ne,
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AN ASTONISHING FAor.-We actually
heard q young lady thank gentleman for
rslinquishing his seat in q crowded street
car in her favor, yesterday afternoon. In
credible IS it may seem, it is true.