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CHICAGO aIARKRT--nAy ~.

Especial to the Olsvelend LEADHB.l
Is .5Oa6.Oo. -
Wkeut-le lower Sales At 81 SsaI 77E 6or n,
], aud 81 ,24al.26 for No q
COrn-2Sa3c lower. sales At n oqaf n fnr No I
aud el07al,09 OF NoZ =
Dath-5fa2C lower. Sales At 67asgc Eor No
RTe-Scarce aud drm
narlsy-3c higher sales No 2atsI4s
LAID nrm sc ls<o, '''
az, Mhlsky-FiTmer. Sales at lI,9Oal.l, closing
sretghts-Eirm st Sc for oats to Buffalo.
Aecelpta-a705 b0ls -four, 81 ,O0O busneis ubaa.
SfieoJ bushels Ccrns 10000 bushels OAfs
a. Sat Pments-o00 006 bbis Hour. $1,000 bush wheat
70 Oe0 bush corn, l2S,0eo bush oats '''
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FINAHGlAL AND COMMERCIAL.
gHRAN0EAE
-
MONEY GIARHET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
6ATURDAY EVENTNo- NAV 21 Iqsl

SATURDAY EVENING, May q, 1884
GOld-Wall street was unusually steady to-day,
Gold opening at 1872 and osng at 1924 0lss a nom-
nal advance OF \ per cent. upon yesterday. The
buying rate here pretty uniformly at 80 per cent
premium, and selliog ATS
sIIvsr-Sellins today at IS per cent. premium /;
buFing at 70.
aIonsy-Easy, and in better demand to-day, at
6e7R per cent.
ExohanEs-Easy and moderately active at paron
New YORK. for Government, National and Ohio funds ;
Eastern and Pittsburgh \ per cent discount.
Government Bonds-steady and in good de-
mand at the lswing rates
Buying. selling.
5-2o'B, May coupons O1...-..-.-....... lO6A l08
7-3O's, April and OctOber...........ll0 lI2E
7-s0's, February and August.....-.Il0 llSH
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OIL.
OIL OIL
ALEXANDER, sCOPIELD & CO.,
REFIHERS OF
Extra Petroleum OIL, ReHzOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages thereby
saving our customers much lQas by leakage. We
guarantee oil TO give perfect satisfaction and
good e. any made in the city. Also, we pay par
ticular attention to putting up Of
NAPTHA OR BENZ0LE,
suitable for Yarnish MgnuiActurers and PAiDters'
use. ON hand and for sale
sn0 bbls extra refined FetTOieum OIL,
100 bbls Deodertzed Benzole (eQual to Turpentinel
100 bbIs No. 1, Lubricating I'll,
which We sell at lowest market prices.
OFFIOE-IO5 oI. Clair steet, formerly occupied By
VIM. q. Soofeld 20.
JOHH ALEXANDRA, OhEVELAMn, I'd.
WM. O. soORIELDs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

In Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville, and
st. Louis, the smbseriptiOn price is higher
than the above scale, and city subscribers
are charged twenty cents per week. In
Detroit, Pittsburgh and Buffalo, they are
charging the same SIS above. We mention
these facts to ShoH that sheer necessity
oOmpels us to make the above advance,
and that we are justified in SO doing.
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). 2 aOnEY 1IARKET-HIay 2I.

1HOa0y-Easy at Sal per cent with the bulk Of the
business ct 5a5 per ceut for call loans
9Eoriing ENohsnE8-Steady at i99al99A in cur
Tency for tirst ass bills
iOld-~itho decided change. Opening at ls2,
advancing to ls3T, and clos. quiet ct lszA alS3.
Total exports OF pecie to-day s533. .9I3
GOVernmOzE StOoEs-NithOut decided change.
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GrOeerIes-The Grocery market has ruled very
steady during the past week, with only q moderate
business doing buyers generally holding back foT
lower prices. Holders, however, are arm at quota
tons.
sUGAR-POrto Rico lzSa9io; Cuba 7asOo; New
Orleans lsa2lo; yellow coffee 22s2ic; white cOf-
fee 2aa25Eo; crushed, powdered and granulated &c
COFFEE-Rio l7s4Oc; Java 5]a55c; Maracabo 50
As2o.
sPIOEs-AIlspios, y n, SSa35c; Cassia s9ca-; Nut.
megs 81 ,5Oa-; Gloves 65a- Pepper 46a5Oc.
sYRUPs-rhe range is sl,OOalAO, according to quail
ity.
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The Second Ward Draft Association will
meet this evening, May 2Sd, at Court Room
No. 1, at half past seven o'clock. Every
member is requested to be present. By or
der of the Finance COMMITTEES.
msy23:I52 T. A. SANFORD, sec'y.
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The PEAsE CoNoEETs.-As Mr.. Alfred
Il. Pease and the Maretzsk troupe give their
first concert Wednesday evening, our music
loving citizens will be interested in knowing
what is thought of them elsewhere. The
Utica Herald, q discriminating and reliable
critic, in his notice on Wednesday evening
says:
The marked musician of the troupe is Mr.
Alfred Il. Pesse, the pianist, whose perform
ances last evening were distinguished for
briIliancy, rspidity and decision of touch
His style is different from GOttschslk's, but
be achieves effects of which Gottschalk him
self might be proud. He is destined to create
8 sensation in American cities during this,
his first, musical tour, and to find himself
ranked ameng the foremost Of American pia-
nists Miss Laura Harris also made a de-
cidsdly favorable impression last evening,
and was twice very heartily encorsd. Her
voice is pure and high soprano, possessing
a clear ringing quality of rare sweetness =
She is beautiful singer, and her execution
shows the best Of musical culture. Mollen-
hauer was compelled to respond to one en-
core, and won storms of applause. He is the
prince of violincellists. Signor Lotti labored
under the disadvantages of a severe cold, and
it was difficult to judge correctly of the qua
Iity ef his voice.
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NoTIoE-A meeting OF the members Of
the First Ward Equalization Association will
be held at the Engine House en- Champlain
street, on Monday evening next, at Z O'Clock.
The question of distributiOn of the funds
Of the Association will come before the meet
emit d. Fl. KEYS,
may2l:151 Secretary.
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ACADKNY OF Music Mr.. Wards clos
ing engagement was most brilliant and
complete success. Rory 0'MOre and Robert
Emmet were finely performed and the large
audience were enthusiastic in their demon
strstiOns of pleasure
This evening Miss Lucy Cutler tnkss 3
benefit Miss Cutler is q most deserving and
pains-taking as we'll as successful artist,
and We trpst that big house will celebrate
her benefit. The bill is an excellent one
"Rssina Meadows - and "Fsmily Jars,'
with Highland ding by Miss OutIsr and =
ballad by Miss Maud Stanley. @
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

FoOEO, bank bill on Superior street
The owner can have it by proving property
and calling at the counting room of the
LEADER.
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REHEEBER the Masonic promenade par
ty to- night at the Metropolitan Hall. A fss-
tive time is promised by the managers.
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LEasfl INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OoHHOs PLEAS.

CIVIL BRANoH.-The case of Greening vs..
Willis was on Saturday decided by Judge
Bolton in favor of defendant. In Court
room No. :, before Judge COfhnber ~, moth
ing of importance was done.
CRIMINAL BRAEoH.-In Courtroom No. 8
the divorce docket was called on Saturday
morning.
In the case of Ellen 2 Marshal VS.. Yelling
ton Marshal for Wilful absence and gros
neglect of duty, divorce was granted. r.
Harvey appeared for plaintiff No defense
was attempted.
In the case of Msnsel NJ. Blanding vs..
Persis n. Banding, for adultery and wilfuI
absence, divorce was granted. I. Buck
inghsm appeared for pleintif.
In the case of Catherine Charlton vs.. Geo.
F. Charlton, for wilful absence and gross ne
glect of duty, divorce was granted. JIM
Jones appeared for plaintiff
The case of Mary Parrish vs. Daniel Parrish
petition for alimOny, is on trial. Backus
& Noble appear for plaintiff, s. B. Prsntiss
for defendant.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING.':nAY 81, 1854.

INV ADVEKFIsKMKEFs
O. A. Rsad-U. 8. 1910 Bonds.
John Ellsler-Academy Of Music.
Atheneum Music HalI-A. Montpelier.
John G. Jepnings-Insuranee Agent.
Dr. h Anders Co.-Iodine Wster.
". 2. Carey Oo.-Iron and Nails.
Oywles 3 OO.-Diamond Jewelry.
D.. t.Clark-Appointments.
Wantsd-Board.
Second Ward Draft AFsociaiion--Loc Il Notice.
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rag DRAFT.
E1aminarion of DRAFTED Men Usntluu.d.


The following is list of the drafted men
examined by the Board on Friday and sstur-
day last, and the disposition of their csses.
SUMMIT COUNTY.
PORTAGE.
John Pinckney, paid commutstiOn.
NORTHAMPTON.
Philemon Barber, paid commutstiOn.
TALNADGE.
Rufus Upson, paid cOmmutation Geo
Allison, paid oommutation.
STOW.
Elias schick, paid commutatiOn; Chss
southmayd, paid cOmmutation.
COPLEY.
Henry Fairbanks, non-rssidsnce.
LAKE COUNTY.
Edwin F Ingersrll, furnished substitute.
wILLoUeHBY.
John Campbell, paid cOmmutatien.
CUYAHOGA COUNTY.
oHAaRIE FALLS.
John Wild, furnished substitute.
MAYFIRLD.
Leroy Whiting, furnished substitute.
NIDDLEBURGH.
AlouIo West, paid cemmutation Gott-
schalk, alien Frederick Richards, furnished
substitute.
Seymour Shaw, paid eOmmutatiOn.
RoCKPoRT-
&C Southern, paid cOmmutatiOn,
DOVEE.
Henry Wsatherwsx, furnished substitute /;
Christian Clotz, furnished substitute.
EAST CLEVELAND.
Barney Willing, furnished substitute /;
Martin V Vanguard, furnished substitute.
BROOKLYN.
John Kohl, furnished substitute Daniel
SeIser, furnished substitute John Drachsel,
furnished substitute James N Wright, fur
nished substitute; John Monger, alien John
Daily physical disability.
PARMA.
Jacob Hennis, held to service; Analines
Kaesenberger, alien.
sTROEGsvlLLE.
Chester Bentley, physical disability.
RoYALTOE.
Philip Warren, held to service; Calvin
SPrsgue, physical disability.
NEwBURGH.
Charles C Corlett, held to service John
Welsch, held to service Midas Brooks, held
to service John Brugge, held to service
Thomas Wilson, held to service Stephen
Wright, held TO service d Il Mcmillan,
kaId n III o.
vice Henry Carter, held TO service "
Hayes, held to service Reuben Elliott, held
to service; William Cash, held to service
G A Hamilton, held to service John Bsrger,
held to service John Brooks, furnished sub
stitute John Weloh, paid commutation
Henry Carter, paid Communication Lorenzo
Carter, paid commutatiOn Thomas Lloyd,
alien /; John Brown, alien John Graham,
over age; Patrick Dunn, alien William
Sehslzs, alien; Nathan Smith, over age
Franklin A Judson, physical disability
Lewis Esndfesr, physical disability Harris
Ames, physical disability W L Gordon,
physical disability William P. Osborn
physical disability Samuel Bishop, physical
George Dunn, ply ysical disability;
Thomas Pipe, physical disability William
Grsus, ply sical disability William Il. Cain,
physical disability William Ward, physi-
cal disability.
IEDEPEEDEECH.
George Gustacker, held to service; William
tiles, held to service; George German, held
TO service; Isaac Heams, physical disability;
Michael Plug, physical disability; John
Farrar, physical disability; George Bush
nell, physical disability; VIM Westenfelder,
J ohm GOttner, alien; George Usher, physical
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

SEE THE CoEoUERING HERo.-splendid
large new steel plate portraits of General
Grant. Canvassing agents wanted through
ont the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt Of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. msyIl:l5l.
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MARINE INTEILIGENCE.

PORT or CLEVELAND.
khFERED..--..-..-----May n.
5tmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Amtty, Strlu ger, Chatham
Op Maine. ROssman. OgdensLurRh.
Prop nile, Hunt, udalO.
Prop New York oissOn, Dunkirk.
Pop Michigan, ROllO, Toledo.
Prop kacns, Arthur. Bufall
Prop bean Richmond, BumGge, Buffalo.
scnr Armada, Bartlett Bunaio.
Schr Two BrUthers, eayage Kingston, $50 tons iron
schr Lucy Auehard, Henderson. Toledo, $3.50 bushels
wheat
Schr U Drew. falmer Port Rowan, lOi 500 feet Of
lumber, 20 coo shiog
ScoW Highland Chief, GaIdner, Port Clinton.
ocoW Cousin May, blanchard Black River
seow Suffer Girl, Oostar, Avon Point.
OuE A May q.
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mickey, Detroit,
Prap Maine. ROssman, Chicago.
Prop Nile, HUT, N ilWaukee
Prop New York, ci-son. Toledo.
RrOp Michigan, kOllo, Ogdensburgh
Prop haeiue. Arthur, Chicago.
Prop Dean hichmOud, luna Q, Chicago.
frOp . krOn, smith, Usdensburgh, $50 bbls -four.
ochr II Post, chapman, ToisdO
Schr AmeIic Hhnser, Port Huron $50 tons coal.
sehr Fair Wind, titus, rOrt Rowan.
ochr Union Barrow, BuTWell
scow outler Cir, COHtAr, Toledo.
Sew Oonsuelo, PelsW, calhoun Creek
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FoR Plumbing Gas Fitting and Fix.
lures go to McGsrVey's, opposite the POstof-
6oe, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr30;l49
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DEHTIsrRI.-Dr. B. ?. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical den .istry, done in the best
manner and at . low price.
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Ten-FOrty Govern meDl ssOa O..
UNITED STATES DEPOsIrURY.
rHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEYEAND,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern.
ment is prepared to receive subscriptions TO the
TeH-Forty Governments Loan,
ready tor delivery
Depository for D. s. Officers, Psymsster snd
QuartermRsters. mAr30-l52.
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
Especial to the Leader
PITTsBURsH, May p
PefrOieum-Market quiet, with few sales but
prices maintained at former quotations. Receipts
lao barrels
Rose q Preatiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.
ALad shotby n Private warohmar

ALad Shot by Private WRIehman.
A most unfortunate shooting affair occur
red yesterday evening, illustrating again,
and most pOintedlY, the danger snd folly Of
carrying deadly weapons. A private watch
man of the Cleveland L Erie Railroad, whose
business it is to watch freight trains stand
ing on the track slong their pier, yesterday
observed several boys riding up and down on
q hand-car. Reporting the case to
the trsckmsster, he was told to or
der them away. He did so
and they left, one of them, however, whose
name is Thomas Jones, boy about seven
teen years old, iudulging in abusive Ian
gusge. The Wstchman thsreupon arrested
hun, and was taking him to the station
house, when he was met by several scqusint-
ances of the lad, who rescued hip. After
ward the boy returned to the place where
the Wstehmsn was on duty, accompanied by
three companions, and recommended insult
ing him. Difficulty ensued, and the watch
man finally drew a revolver and ordered them
tp leave. At this, young Brown sPrang for
ward snd caught hold Of the pistol, which
was exploded in the struggle, vOUnding
Brown severely in the groin and hand. The
bog vas carried at once to his home on Sen
sca street.
The account of the matter given above is
that of the Wstohman, whose name is Ram
sey R. Campbell. If the story is true, and
it is oorrobOrated by several witnesses, no
blame can attach to him. He has been, how
ever, held to answer to the charge of an as
ssult with intent to kill, and held to bail,
which Was promptly furnished by b. Not
tinghsm, Esq Superintendent of the Erie
road.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

PRoPELLER BLOWN UP-A telegram from T.,..-.,.
announces that the propeller Nj 9, Capt ain HINT
was blown up at that port Saturday mo-
Oh ner oOier er total wreck,
Nile was bound from Euaslo 40 ,1,i,v.n'na -
cleared from this port ,, ,,tdav .vo,,,., .-''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

MORNING LEADER OFEIOs,
SATUReaE sysEuse. May a. 1854
ReeeiPts-The total receipts Of grain by rail for
the week ending with to-day have been as foIIows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

TIE Ladies will please look into Mrs
ShaW's Millinery Rooms, 2S6 Superior street
mayI9:I57
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D. w. GAGE,

D. w. GAGE,
licensed war CERIm Agent.
naleotu Bountses, Pensions, Back Pay. Prise Money
and other War ClatmL
~Personal Attention is given to the prosecution
OiUiaims IN the Departments at Washington.
s%AII persons having Claims should apply in PER-
son, OF by letter, At once, and they viii receive
fe'np' -'''n D. ", GAGE,
ootIl-Rz l6s 5uperior-st.. Cleveland. o.
GLKVRLAND gOOLKE MILLS
a. \ 3. @ POPE.
rparfnsandeuts, Manufacturers and DeElsrs IN
81 kinds OF
" OLEH OOns
Consisting Of Plssu Fsaoy
GAssIMEREs,
DoE5KlNs,
eATFIEETs,
UNIONS,
BLANKETS,
ETC, ETC
"A good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool sad Pelts, in Cash
Of Manufactured Goods.
ONCE snd Salesrooms5
NO. IS WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
an1-P9
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The DEATH OF WILLIAM DEWITT.-The
sad intelligence that William Dewitt, ESQ.,,
of the finn Of Younglove, Dewitt & Co., one
of our most respected citizens, had been
killed by railway accident on the Columbus
road, spread rapidly through our city Sstur-
day morning, causing feeling of unmixed
and profound SORROW wherever it was known.
Mr.. Dewitt Was snatched away in the prime
of life, and in the enjoyment of the fullest
physical and intellectual vigor. He was
born in the East, and was forty-seven years
old at the time Of his death. He left his
former home in Massachusetts in 1852, estsb-
fishing his residence in this city, and engag-
ing in the ma .ufacture of agricultural i'm
plements. His msnufsctOry was twice burned
down, the last time in 1856, while he wes in
partnership with Mr.. Howell. In November
of that year he went into partnership with
Messrs. NJ. C. YOungloVe and Dudley Bald
win, forming the firm of Baldwin, Dewitt &
Co., and establishing the Cleveland Agricul-
turaI Works, one of the most important man
ufActories of our city. Mr.. Dewitt was the
practical man Of the firm, and it is to his
skill and genius that the farmers of Ohio and
the West owe many of their finest sgricultu-
raj implements.
Mr.. Dewitt has been for the last four
years q prominent member of the State
Board of Agriculture, and it is to his labOri-
Gus and unwearied exertions that the two
last State Fairs, held in this city, owe their
triumphant success. Ia recognition of his
distinguished services in this matter, the
Board, during its session here last winter,
presented him with a splendid service of
silver.
He leaves a wife and five children. His
loss viii be felt every whereby our COM
munity, of which he was an hOnored and
useful member, by the State Board of Agri-
culture, by the firm to which he belonged, |
and, most of abby the large family whom he
hs left to mourn for him.
his funeral will take place this Monday |
afternoon, at two O'Clock, at the West Side
Congregational Church. The Rev. J. A.
Thome will conduct the funeral exercises.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

WAETED-A substitute not hsble to the
draft for three years. Fer particulars call
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FnNERAL NnIInE

FUNERAL EOIIOE.
The funeral of Mrs A. G. RUSsELL. will AXE
place from the refidsnos of her son-in-lav, D. P
Rhodss l4s Franklin street, on Tuesday, oath inst
at ~ O'Clock P =.
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A TTENTION ! PAINTERS.
"A - tons White Lead, in On
tons Zinc, in oil,
800 tons Red Lead,
100 Oranae Mineral
100 bbls whiting,
1909 bbls Chrome Green,
ltt5 bbls Chrome Yellow,
1000 bbls Hiuernian Green,
1000 bbls Indian Red.
10 casks French Ochre,
casks Eng Ven. Bed,
Artists Oolors and Brushes
Drhe above articles we're boaqnt LAT f,fl ,nd -
Will sell at very Low prices for cash
@.rs kEEI.ER vOs9r
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CLEVELAND.


J E TurriIl, furnished substitute; NJ L Ri
der, furnished substitute; Geo Fsssett, over
age; VIM NJ SaDborn, over age; John STAN
meier, physical disability; Edmund Ward,
physical disability; Thomas Garrison, physi-
cal disability
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above prices.
Lumber-The market has ruled steady during
the week at the following quotations, with good De
mand for most kinds. Receipts have been only mod.
erafe
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lake NAVIGATI0N.
For Lake superior

For Lake EupesAOF
THE NEW AND Ell
= eEant pa.Esnger steamer,
PEWABIC, Csc. MCKAY. Master
VIII Iesvs our dock for Ontonsgou and intermediate
noiuts on Lake superior. Monday Hay I'D, At
O'Clock p n. For height or passage apply TO
GARRET5OH, HOW 3 & co,
may2rIs2 No ! River street
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FLAGS AND BANNEEe.a
ORDERS promptly flied. Address
6. ". ORoWELL 4 CO.,
un2sI6 ls7 superior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

UNITED STATES CoURT.-Ths case of ths
Holmes County rioters is still on trial before
Judges SWayne and Wilson.
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BENEFIT OF
Miss LUCY CUTL ER,
TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW PIECES.

4 THENEiIM s4
sUssg EEse.a.
Superior st., opposite Bank 81.
A. MOhTPkhl III Proprietor and ainuarer
! 3 - lIr ~ u Stase Manager
30 dUo y y y hsc Matte de Ballet
JUSTIN SOOho'--- .....Direc or Of Music
The proprietor takes pleasure in announcing that
series Of EQUESTRIAN and Spectacular Dramas which
VIII shortly be pooduoed IL addition 10 which there
Will be New Drop curtain.
Frst appsaraoce Of he popular Ethiopian Comedian
ana oar jo'st DICK PLATr ron tie Amsrfc n
dheater, Broadway, New York.
First night Of the beautiful Ballet OF POOAsO
First sEpsarante Of Father Peters and his OriRira
OLD FOLKS
First nish o. ths iaughabls Pantomime Of the Cob.
ler's Frolie supported b. the entire company of
20 talented artists.
Admissi0n-Parquftte q Dless Oircle 2s et1
deserved Orchestra ais -. 20 ctS
= The next amly matinee will take place Sat-
urday, The 18th inst.
The grand Equestrian spectsc lar Drama Of
MAzEPPA,
l. in active Ereparat aud win shortly be produced
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THIRD WARD.


ON Gordon, furnished substitute; Henry
W Stager, paid cOmmutation; Jacob Morrell,
alien.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

George Gustacker, held to service; William
Giles, held to service; George German, held
to service; Isaac Heams, physical disability;
Michael Plug, physical disability; John
Farrar, physical disability; George Bush
nell, physical disability; VIM Westenfelder,
physical disability; Caspar Worth, alien;
John GOttner, alien; George Usher, physical
disability.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-23

Held to service, 10; furnished substitutes,
IL; paid cOmmutatiOn, IA. Total accepted,
81. Exempt-Physical disability, %; alien
age, 9; over age, 2; non-residence,2 2. Total
exempted, 36. Total examined, 8S.