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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
LATEST FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
A correspondent Of thu Baltimore "AiSeTi-
csn," under date e Hash'rg'iH. raaiurf d,
writes as fiji VS.:

A correspondent Of thu Baltimore "AiHeTi-
csn," under date e "ash'ns'iH. raaiuaF"'
writes as fiji VS.:
WHAT .rsIaG wiz BR!hG , nth.
Tic &n-t!l ~. .:":t u" ufG,r p" Ua2@aI
or thirkr. f:a' .hr.T, :; ..i.... Ie emgir;: ~ on
ell four sides. 4, IN ~sas'C--. ~ tdirIs
here think that "n :i'n nIcu!nE ot ;Ec coming
snring the armes of Lee, LGags!rCGr AZ. Ma
srudcr viii strike at IS "ith Sa"; 'c.ccs. got
f- nj comprehensive ard arht rary c""-cE;r-
ticn, and Will ~ Ter r"li facH II" %',ra tagcj
we gained in The iG!i Il lSoi %, 10 !no!onS
tic var by another ser. ~" add cIGht E2n'
dfed millions 10 :iic National JcH.
PORE, TO Nv REoriN Ngn T" COMMENCE.
The Secretary u the ::":Ty "ili s"yn ce-
ciare the pOrtd Q: sc" brrr A"rtt Ga-oH!a;
Brownsville. Teas an': t'ra"r dipa FLORIDA,
rcn:ened ~ tic 81 mmorr6 .. tho ""!'':.
why NOT DIsrRl sU,E THE - EsTY ~ "l.N.-
Tloy.
T. is said that adequate measures have nor
been taken II :snd through On" i!esct Dhee 70
rhn rebel rank a'd ill., "''g e'p$ q th'
Presidents Iam5e-y proci"pnr''n' "'scft-
crs frequently s2y, n!t.r :%'!'h'"S ~ PIT
si;n 9, tGat If the :'rroR 'Sf'c hnIr 'f'"N,.u'
our Lee'a army, one h"ii ou.i te'e:' - W
before IaTch
TIE pEHNsTLyAHIA LEGIs,aTC5E t'D LGCS.
Tie father Of Maj ,E Va, q: -" PsansE j.
v.nia Senate, bas pgre-'' I" ha'c Srah3:
p.npy. ct the perrsy yle"aia S.na'e, 'mke /! 0
| necessary steps IS an e'er'lrn u HE!tGs
5istric.. AID If he is not II 'ease'' " time 70
rake bis aea. before tbo eIeeti"a cor2es ~,
,SSirb Will he IN apcut tc'' day. l." vi; place
| in Sneaker peIny's hands Msi,r White r.
.jgnat;, n; which he has rad rirc; !a't .";i.-
Ti,is renders certain the oieariza!;o@ O. tho
Pennsylvania Leg stature II! tao weeks.
FERNANDO woaTs RscgrrioS. .:c.
Tho masses Gi flower tua: -!ita ka',ur5 and
neriume over Ferpat.y Wood = e:,I,z =, faCna
w,re the g:f: .! Nrs. "iocn:1 -! II thi5
laiy vas he indeb:rj. to or II" Hrs 4 go
United Stat Har!Ee Hart !"; abb nee
from the occaa;3a L: ev,ry i rrt.:c!a -ena-
TOR si,c ihr"e, w.s tie ,UiIit.t O! -'12"2:,,
.. we'll a. rte moro pcinfet tcci!J"..u'.3 i tEa
New York c,urry D.m0cra:s "t rrn cad .
xh.r,, ly talent as q! o. By ST.. s"ss Q.
c.,c,, ,;on-. j. J ~ Can. u. 49, leIut.i.
.,er,. ra.ur,rd Iii: I.' tatj0ns ." ". Weed
unanswered.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
Tl1t, S;iITII BRIGGS.

A gentleman who was a. Sa,!thEcli Mon
,say, in!oru.s tho Pctrrs5urs; cypress" tim, ne
msdo an inspection Of tle wreck Of this
steamer. lIe states thas h>c srgines are, ar-
r.r,n:!v, uainiured, and thinks that CIR gov
crnmcn. sLouIl aAopto Immediate measure
t, procure them ller armament, tD3, con
s;stins o! two very sertieea5!e 22-pounders--
Parrot and 4 r;h,3 p;e:e---eau. be oasly
rescued. There is, also, o lars: qaautity Ct
iron which, would prove Of considerable val.e
in times Of scarcity Ike the present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

p.ts,s.L.-Grn. W ". u %:H, '
r ror: d, has Ie-ir ed lie mIi Sc ::
Mis.i.s ppi, to eccei't ,!.s poei;i ci ch:ci
of stsff to Gen. Joe Johnston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
TIE SITUATION IN THE TEANSH!S
.ISSIPp!

A correspondent Of tic Htse;:aippi "C;Ari-
or" writing from Houston Texas, andcr cate
Januury II, .sums~up, as follows, tire cond;-
tion of aifairs il the Trans Mississirp! De
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12
S22,717,4 2.Sl8
Total,

Tho wv rrlf auis
all the lCars included in this table have
not yet been raised ard cxpe' ded, bat th"y
are no more than suffcicnc 10 carry the war
through The next fiscal year. Bu: al! the eI-
penses Of the war are Dj un means included
in the expenditures Of the Fedora! Govern
ment If we include the large sums paid J
the several States, and By nnnlciE a! corpora
tons in bounties, in the ousf: Of regiments,
for sanitary ruTpo es, and for supporting the
families Of soldiers absent ca uuty, several
hundred millions would be added to the enor-
III us total II we farther include the lCsses
occasioned by ihs Shcck given to business in
the first year. U. tho war. the injury dnne to
onr commerce by the rebll rriva.rers. and ,he
wealth which wuuId lave been rrrated b. he
men employed ~ soldiers, the aggreg.t- ~ili
su ell to sum 50 r,nidable that the pa ty
that laughed aud sympashzad when racir
leaders 20 jaun.iIy eSrla nci. "Who's afr:.d ?"
should at least be convinced thar they >o',ro
then following blind guides But what ree-
son is there for supposing that ;hese lca& ers
possess m re wisdom now Have the fan at.
ical passions and sectional ha;e which blinded
their Judgment then abated anything "f tneir
violence By the progress Of the war?
"Nobody's hurt" Tho sEalIowness aud
levity which prompted this noted remark were
shocking prelude 10 tho bloody scenes that
were about to open under the direction # the
man who uttered it The corpses that mould
er beneath the soil Of hundred battle fields /;
the hundreds Of thousands. of brave fellows
who havo psrished in military hospitals: the
hundred and twenty-feur thousand widows
that are now applicants for pensions, ero
| sad and terrible commentary on this needless
and hesrtless text Do such leaders des,Tve
the confidence of the country. Shall its les
| tiny be lonsor ryuIlnitted " Llelr kurpiug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

Mississippi, East Louisiana, and Wcst Ten
uc7see, have been organized in:o two cavalry
departments BY General Polk. The Northern
department will be commanded by Gen. For
rost, with headquarters at Como, and me
Southern department by Gen Lee, .sith head
quarters at Jackson. fhe dividing line be-
tween theae TWO cavalry departments will ruu
go as to include in the Northern department
the counties cf Monroe. Chi,,sassw. alheun.
Yailabuaba and Tallehatchie, sod tba. pnrt
Of Sunhowcr, aud Bolivar lying north ., OF /"
line drawn from the souti=cs: corner OF lai-
laha'rhis county % the tuwn OF Prentiss' "n
the Missi-sippi river.
Judge T. T. Lvns pas ba"r selected oy h!s
E.eeiipncy Co.. tii!to,. OF FL lida, 10 coinplle
a B ok Of Honor, wh'"h will eon,ain the
nam, snf ail cr.s, d ths- Slae WHO haH
died or beer killed in it. militia J s4''''s' o'
ths. of the Confederate States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

TESTIMONIAL TO GsN MORGAN AND SrArv.-
We are pleased to see, by the Gar Gilman" of
Yesterdays date. that several citizens have
presented to Gen. NJ rgan q number Of .sti.
ruonials of-their esteem. Some gentlemen Of
Charleston and Columbia have presented to
Col. Aston, who is native of the State, o
Gne horse and equipment.
The Importing ard Exporting Company Of
South Carolina have likewise shown taeir
appreciation By o gift as appropriate in its
application as it Is munifcent in value-seTen
Of the finest saddles, brides and trarrinss
ever imported into tic Confederacy, and With
al the improvements attached to them which
art or taste in the prosres. Of the age has
been able to suggest.
Gen. Morgan, Colonel Aston and Colonel
Breckinridge return their thanks in annro-
priasa terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

The Army, Navy and Treasury Of the cne-
my, as exhibited by the New York '"or!d, y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-12

The treatment Of Confederate prisonHs at
Camp Chase, Ohio is eimil.r 10 that at J. !,E.
s,n's I4lnnd. with the exception of tho supriy
oi water, Of which there is suffisency. The
meat rations ore sufficient, although but rne
loaf of bread day is furnished five AMI Elk
ncn. TIE rcolns arc eighteen feet square,
each crowded with from twenty to thirty m:n
'Nanv sn earneit pr yer wet up thst d.y from N.
a.pihs o. gallant for the f-- cvers: many T
r,.-lce Wa, r."rde. 70 ne If nes b. the Ta-ch :,
thar -cacrA The L,zfisa Of Balamore asa rfni
I, cir hrah- MT IN tho jn!r- OF n hon'ed Tn n
la 70 trsnc-ec-7. am er hust ''tsn a prf Hn'sr :
easno be TOO Pee to etbleza ths vos Of tosss hob.
y Cnne1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

COMMERCIAL CoLLEaE.-We wish to call
attention to new feature, engrafted upOr
this institution-Ws sllude to telegrsphing
Some three years since, ,the'proprietors of this
college introduced telegraphing, to be taught
as branch in connection with commercial
studies.
at first, the enterprise was regarded rather
as an experiment than an effort TO meet
known want, and it required patience and
perseverance to bring it to a successful issue.
Time has however demonstrated its prae-
tieabiIity, and the movement now meets the
cordial appreciation and support of the best
telegrephmsn of the country, of whom it is
needless to add, this city boasts full re-
presentation.
A large and besutiful office has been re-
Gently opened in connection with the college,
filled with the choicest of h-st- class machines
Both "Resister's" and "Sounders" are en-
ployed, though, it is the intention to educate
principally "sound operators" A practical
telegrspher is in charge Of tho olasS.
juns7:l54
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

TEMPERANCE HAIL The Sons Of Tenn
Psrsncs in this city have fitted up q com
modious hall, for public temperance mest-
ings, in Smith & PGnnsn's Block, No. lS4
Superior street, The room is 40 by so feet,
high caring, well ligbtsd- neatly carpeted
and'PbPersd, and cOhvenisnt Of access. The
GeaHd Division of the Sons Of Temperance
Of Ohio, meets in our city on the 18th inst,
sHd the National Division on the day follow
ing. Thsso bodies will hold their sessions
in the New Temperance Hall. To dsfrsy
the expenses Of providing this hall, and Of
the State and National Convent ns of TEN
paranos men to be held here, the Division of
the Sons in the city invite the Cooperation
of their fellow citizens generally, and sspe-
eially of the earnest Temperance men. We
hope that the money pat of this effort wills
cot be left EhOlly on the shoulders of those
who are s,cti ve worker, 10 the cause.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

NOTICG TO CIR zEEs OF LAKE AND SUMMIT
COUNTIES -Alip persons enrolled in Summit
and Lake ooun.ies who arc not liable to per
form military duty GU account Of Alisnsge,
Non residence, unsuitsblsness of age or
manifest permanent physical disability, are
urgently required to present their claims
Immediately 70, E P Green, Deputy Provost
Marshal for Summit oounty. at Akron, and
to Charles c. Jennings, Dsputy Provost
Marshal for Lake county, at Painesvils,
This ia o MISTER which should lnterest
every person enrolled, whether liable to DO
military duty or net, and it is hsped that
sufficient attention will be given it to secure
a complete correction of the lists.
FREDERIcK A. NAiH.
Captain and Provost Marshal, 18Th District
of Ohio.
june7I54.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

AcADTMY OF MUsIo.-Miss Matilda
Heron appeared again last night, in her great
role of Camille, to full house, and was
throughout the performance greeted with
enthusiastic applause. She enters into the
character with her whole soul, and succeeds
in intoxicating thrilling interest throughout
the whole plot. Her long study and Prac-
tics in this piece has made her complete
mistress Of its every thought and incident, SO
that it is difficult the hsarer to be other
wise than deeply affected by the powerful
and impressive dslinea,iOn of this wonderful
actress. This is a rare chance for those who
wish to hear one of Americas Rrsatsst az
trssses' She will appear this evening in her
successful comedy Of the Belle Of the Season.
This comedy presents ins picture Of New
York life, and its production in that city met
with uHpr- -esdented success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08
REV YoRK mARKKT-Jrne Z.

lhA IALsahAfhi
EIpur-State and Western in fair demand Salel
at 81 Ot for extra Stale es 0sS Il Or extra on
hOop Uhio; - GAg 60 trade braLd.. market clos
Ing stesdy. Isel dsd in sales ara IgUU Ubls extrs
State -Or the last h,li Cf j. aJE7.75
Rhiskv-Firn Do at 81 Bal, ,50z for State aud 81 81
al z for Wes eTn iuclrd 5O bbs Western report
"a 81 81 a. wh ch Is 4bove Tbs maTke-
WhraG-Qti nTm and IN fair aort demand -
Sales si,s5ai,7l for Chicago Bpring o. 66al ~
Tor 'wsuke- club; sI,77sl 50 or wiutsr red Wet.
srn. Inc udsd In sa'es ,G0J bushels amber Mil
WAukea l. arrive at lie
Ryp-searcs and wanted a. 81 eOlI,65
sloru-WithOut decidgd change end ip m OFerate
demsnd Sales at 81 ,eOaI h3 tor new mixed Western
81 s. or new and do, s63 for new " hite 4 eat
ern. sud 81 ,57bz or Ne-terr yellow
Oats D1il AZ 94f g574C FOR Western.
hice-M re acri at ~ allAc for RanEOOn
aOtIee-Q 10 aHd unobHnssd.
SusRr-Ste3dy. Cub+ i7zl65sc, and by auction e5
koesh ais sew OsiezUs at l9c.
oct Qui and nim
PeIFaioum-Dull. Crrde l5kc-
Pork-Loaer and dul fales At $50 so for mess
$500 Old 10 s52 z5al2 375l tor new do; sli 5Oa
26.0i for old and neg prims; 1890 or prime mes.
Beef-QHiet, but firm
Cut MenIs Firm aut quiet a. IlS I2c for Bhoul-
deTs, and lt34Albc for hams
bacon ~idea-Eull and nominal.
IsaFd-Qdiet snd With ut material change. Sales
st i44al5Ac.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

A BRILL ANT SKIREnH.-As wo were
coming dowiI the COiun bus street hill yester-
day We met with most amusing incident.
Three very finely dressed ladies were pro-
caedlng dOwn the hill, when suddenly an
animal Of the bovine species was seen coming
up in a lsisu rely msnner. The aforesaid
crinoline was uddsnly brought to q halt, and
commenced a hasty consultation as to the
most judicious movement. Two of them.
thinking ''discr,tiou the better part oEvaIOr,''
s1on beat ret-est but the third, more val
liant than her conpeerS, assumed a most ap.
proved military attitude, with her opened
parasol directed in a most mensoiDg attitude
toward the disconnected animal. But the
brute, still intrslpidly maintaining an ad-
vaneiDg froat, the brave representative of
tbs fair sex, sudd snIy executing strategic
hank movement, soon Joined her companions
in most unceIemonious retreat, thereby
covering themselves with elory-and dust
the latter article being in such prOfusion that |
they were Obscur Cd from the enemy, and he,
as well as the observer, WAS obliged to retire.
This affair is q worthy counterpart to the
brave one described few days sgo. Oh,
fraiIty, thy name is (nOt) Womani"
- :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

SAN SHARPLEY's MIHsrREL's. = Sam
sharplsy and his troupe delighted an i'm
mense houIs again, last evening. Cool
seemed to be in his haPPisst mood, and his
"mOnitors" seem to flourish with tremend-
Gus effect on the risibles of the audience
Sam was as deficient in the iugubrious as
ever, and, with his pungent "hits" on public
men and events, and his great fund of With
oisms kept the house in roar. They arc
here for three nights more.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08
DIED.

June 9TH, OaARLES BURGERT, only child o
nar-t~s a and rhe odOrs Richmond,
Funeral from the johnson House on ThursieyItee
9Th inst at clock P. h. Friends OF the family
are invittd to attend
June 7th, 1854, JANE ODELT. vie OF John J.
PurE, End oldest daughter OF Daniel and Louise
Ode ], aged q yea and IS days.
Funeral at the Residence Of her father 81 Oraure
street, on Thur.dsy, the 9Th. at O'Clock. Freads
Of the fA nily are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

FRoH THE 124rH.-A letter received yes
tsrdsy from Lieutenant Colonel PickSnds,
dated Division Hospital, Dallas, Georgia,
May 29ih, says be receivod assh wound in
calf of Ieg-not serious but Psirful. he
mentions the death of Major Hsmpson and
Lisutensnt Stedman, and Gays Captains Will
son and Irving and Lisutenants Waldo and
McGinnes were wounded. He says tho loss
in the Regiment was severe, but says nOtt-
ing of Colonel Payne. Tho report of the
Cincinnati Commercial is probably mistake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08


There was decided dimBIosemsntn noticeable to-day
in the general tone Of the grain kst aud for
there was active shipping demand, the sales sg-
gregatirg 90 bushels. Thsrs ssles Of round
lots OF wheat repcrted but hear Of charter for
wheat TO OswegO, and should the margin now oner-
ing ioOk likely to continue there will doubtless be
further ship Oats ing rather quiet, hut
the market is eady and firm he demand Tor Flour
to-day was better thsn Tor week past, but the mar
ket is still V,rJ dull,
Provisions remain IN, and better Inquiry is
not d Tor smoked Meats and Lard. Pork and Meas
Beef very dull
Batter Is o,ive a. steady, and the supply good
Eggs iu gJUd dsuI-d and firm. Prime Cusyss
is scarce and il good request shlde better figures
Highwines continue inactive but the market rules
firm at q, IS asking.
Petroleum il dull but firm at ;Oc for refined.
FreIghIs The following charters were mads to-
dIy: schooner J. W. SArgeant, wheat TO 0swsgo at
9 SC; brig IIoquols corn to Buifilo at &c.
RiOur-Dun, but 6rm. Sales 90 hbls double extra
red at $3.50; lis bbs choice do at s7,75.
WneHI-DuIIS HsH'y HreEuiar, out raIner
hrmer Sale ordinary ed on track at 81 80, and
l car go5d do do at 4I,ss.
OOrn-In active demand for shipment, and mar
ket hTm. Gales II coo bushels free board at ais
1920 bushels free on board at 81 2Tl lsOO bushels
sI,27.
Oais-s;oady, but quiet, at SOC on track and & Q
from store.
Bariey-o Quiet and nominal at sl.7ssls5 for EOs d
to prime on track.
Buckwhear Selling for seed at sl.7S rtr
bushel.
Pork-Quiet and steady. No Oity.packed metS
ssO.OO; No at 1880.
Lard-sales 1901 hs city rendered at I4c.
Smoked AioaIs-In better demand, and steady.
Sales GO rs hams at lgc 1850 b dried beef at l6c,
800 rs bacon ct l5c SO MS shoulders at Iso 500 hs
bulk shoulders at I2c
Mess Beef-Quiet at sI7,OO for oity-packed.
BuIter-In &C i've demand. Sales "a kegs primo
Western Re erye at s0,, and II kegs good do at 2sc
EGgR-Siesdy, with fair demand, at I9o.
Ohssss-Prims is in good demand and light sup
ply, the market ruling rmer at lso for large lots
and i4e for retail lots.
Hishwinss-Drll and without sales, but steady
at 81 ,2s asking.
AicOhOI-steAdy at 2.ssS2,ss SOr ss per cent Nsu-
tral rroof Spirits sl,s5.
Benns- Quiet at s250 for medium white.
saII-Selng at s2,tO for fine, s2,5S lsr coarse and
ground solar.
Dried ApPIes-sales 10 bbls at IeHo.
Dried Peaohss-A sh 4de better. Sales ofpaelsd
at Sic.
PoERf0eH-In moderate dem md and steady at
sl.OOsI.lO ior peach blows according to dullitJ.
PotroieuHa-Firm at 7Oc asking fOr refined, but
We hear OF no movements.
Fish-Q1iet whi,edsh. half bbls, q, ,I2I Pick
ersi, hall barrels, $50; Trout, half bMrss, 500;
Herring t6,OO per hall barrel.
RIllI Feod-In good request and frm at S25,00s
$500 OSrs and ground together s4z 0a945O0 at
the mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

FOURTH WARD.-The citizens Of the
Fourth Ward are requested to attend en-
nlasse at the Eogine House on Hunting gton
street at IL P. n. this evening (ThuIsday) }
for the purpose of adopting measures to have
the enrolment Of the Ward corrected, and
thereby reducing the quota Of the Ward to
its proper number. D. A. DAEGLER,
junt 8 1888. Trustee.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08
REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE At THB
OLRvELAN OsTOFiF C.K
Z. COWLEs, P. N.


Persons who have been assessed by the
United Ssstes Assessor for Licenses for the
current year, are requested to pay for the
Game By the 18th of June, and in defsuIt,
will be liable TO a penalty of ten per centu1n
on the amount of the assessment.
The list for income tax and taxes on car
riaRss, plate, etc. viii be ready for payment
on july let. RICHARD C. PARSONS,
june4;l54 DIV. Collector.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

Plasier-In fair demsnd at slu per ton Ior Iand,
$50 per barrel for " Dentist" and s525 per bar
rol for common calcinsd.
ATE aud POrISF-Stsady at following quotations:
Present Xxx AIO 1870; Stock Xxx, tIGge tn sI2,
CO; hennstt 1880; Pale Cream sIl,OO; Porter SIi.
RIalE-Steady at o., so per bushel.
HOps-2l@25e for Ohio; 256sJ5o for New York
State.
request at $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

The auction sale of fine plated ware, SO
by o. Cutter / Son, will be continued to-day
and from day 20 day uutil all is sold-) The
sale commences at 10 O'Clock, A n. Bssuti-
full Tea Sets, Castors, Ice Pitchers, Cake
Baskets, Table, Dessert and Tea fancy arti-
oles. Many good bargains were obtained at
the sale yesterday. Every article is sold
regardless of cost.
iunsS. l54
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08
BUFFALO MARKKT-Juue

Flour-In fair demand and Arm.
WheaL-Firmer, tend ng Upwards, snd nader
Rtey active. SALES OF NO mllwa kee spring at 81
6Osl,52; no DO at 81 45 No Chicago kprfnR at 81,
other grades neglected and held at u 65 for am
Der IL ichi. an and 81 20 Tor winter red
Uorn-DulI heavy and lower. Quoted nomina' Iy
ct 81 IS for so / and tl, % or Ho2
Onfs-Du-l and inactive. Held at $50, without
BIDS.
Other grains nominsl.
Whiaky-Qgist 81 81 ,26Sal,27.
Rrelahta-Fum To New York-Wheat l5o, esrn
Ice, oaIs l01c. 10 AIbany-Ehsst l6c, e-rn I4c,
oats $50
Lake ImB0Fts-S,I7O bbls -four, go s7s bushels
wheat. f59 lT3 bushels corn, Z, SO tusbsls oats
Canal kXpOTts-464 ibis flour; l43 81 buRheis
wheat, q $50 bushsis corn, % $50 bushels oats.
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CITY NEWS.

CHBIsTIAK CONFUSION. - Rev. 8. W.
Adams. D D., and W. W. Wright, Esq left
yesterday morning for the Army of the Po-
tomac as Delegates from the Cleveland Chris
tisn Commission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

PEAs 'NAL.-Csptsin Sidney Smith, Of
Newark, New Jersey, stopped last evening
at the American. Ho was very badly wound
cd in the arm, it being mutiIstod in most
shocking manner. He seemed to be In a
very smacistsd condition. He WAS on his
return home from Baton Rouge. His friends
had some difficulty in recognizing him. He
has the name of being very gallant and
"pIu eky" officer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-08

READ This, PRIETERs.-A large and
varied assortment Of wood and metal type,
in good order, for IS per cent below Foundry
prices. For information address
VETS & SAVAGE, Job Printers,
June7:l54 Cleveland, o.
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MARINE IHTElLlGENcE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT or CLEVELAND.
ENTER ED........--.-..Ju une Z.
stmr Morning Star, V ger. Detroit.
Simr Illinois, Robertson. OutOnagOn.
Prop Winsinw. Smith, Buffalo.
Prop PHc fc Kelley, Buffalo
Prog Northern Light, Murch, Houghton, 2i7 tons
iron ore, l53 bbls and - masses copper,
Prop Wisconsin, vi iliAms, Ogdens bargh.
Prop Arctic, Goi ins, Buffl o.
taris IFpzstsiss iseh-r, BrfisIo.
Schr Jenny Lind, WiliAm., vufalO.
ecow GrAnvil ., Connolly, kondoau.
OLEABEO.................Ju June 7
stmr Morning Star. Wiser, Detroit
Prop Atlsutic, Pratt, BnfaiO l223 bbls four
Prop WinsOW smith. Miiwaukee.
Prep Wisconsin, Wi lisms. Detroit
Prop Ulean, D5isc0ll, Donk rk, U6O Ibis flour
Schr a Rust. Robertson, Saginaw.
schr G Andrews jos es, NJ MiiWAuksa 500 tons coal.
schr on Wrong, johnson, Burwell.
Schr 5IACiey. 5iurch. MAIquette.
schr ychn Thurlby. Bec1e-, 4iarduette.
SchF Union, BsrrGw, .rweil.
olOo t'c-a-. Bur ke, Detroit.
Scow Uncl3 S.m, Sim9, Port.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Attention is requested to the advertise
ment of o. Cutter y Son, of the aucti sale
of valuable real estate on Prospect, Sibby
and Cedar streets which takes this morning,
ut 10 O'Clock, on the premises. This is an
unusslly good opportunity for Investment.
juu69 I54