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purporting to be written by Bowles to his wife in
the South. in the spring of ls6l. If these let
tiers are genuine. We think the Doctor ought 10
have gone South al that time. as be said he
wanted TO. But they nav be bogus.
The Journal dwells AZ length upon the dis
grace inflicted by Bowles as Colonel of the 2d
Indiana Regiment during the Mexican war. q
woIk IN which he and JEFF Davis (t saws we're
the principal parties. We never believed these
persons or any other had il in their power TO dis
grace Indiana or her gallant soldiers. lt IS now
brought forward as something disreputable to the
Democratic party thst Bawles processes 10 be a
Democrat and that JEFF Davis is traitor. We
can't see how exactly, but let Us look back a
little
Ii was General Taylor who did more damage
to lBdi,na than il was possible for Davis, BOwles
and any other twenty men to do. IN his official
report OF the battle of Buena Vista he cast q slur
upon the Indiana regiment by imputing To them
an act of cOwardice which they and their friends
knew 10 be undeserved When Gen Taylor
came to be spoken of As a candidate for PreSi-
ident, Dir. Deirees. editor of this very lndana
Journal. addressed him a letter. asking him to
remove the stigma cast upon our troops in his
report. This Gen Taylor refused TO do. con-
tending that his report Was correct Notwith-
standing this, however, The Journal supported
General Taylor SO did Col Borles. He and
the Journal worked tremendously in the same
harness
For several years thereafter Bowles belonged
TO the Journals party the Journal to BOwles'
party, we hardly know which Notwithstanding
&hat that paper now saws about Bowles SANDER
ing Indianans az Buena Vista, it held sweet
political fellowship with him for many years. Ii
il is disgraceful for Democrats have Bowles as
one of their number now that the events of the
Mexican war are almost forgotten. how much
more disgracefui it for the journal and its
party to hold fellowship with him when these
events were fresh in every body's memory when
they were subjects of daily discussion?-fN 4.
Ledger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

Congress adjourned on Monday. II the ad
ministrltion would do the same thiag j. would
be blessing 70 the country. The administra-
ton prints claim that the National Legislature
has passed great many lass-more than any
previous Congress That may be 50, il We take
into consideration The number and length Of the
enactments without regard to their charae-
ter. The legislation of the present Con
gress has been generally un~ise. partisan
and unconstitutional. 20 much so that IN many
eases the administrative officers of the Govern
ment have asked for It's modification or repeal
Fortunate indeed would il be for the people u
the administration Of the GovsrHmea; since
March 4sh. ls6l. could be obliieraied. bot in
stead Of that many generations will have 70 suffer
OF account OF It's folly and madness.
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EeSsenden Accents

Telegraphic dispatches from Washington state
that Senator FEssESpEN accepted the appoint
ment OF Secretary Of the Treasury ard entered
first recommendation was special war tax of
FIVE per cent on all incomes. Mr. FEssENDES
has had considerable experience in govern
ment fnsnciering az a leading member of the
Senate Committee of Finance for many years,
but he is theoretical not practical inancier
He may. however. be the man for the place. A
few months will determine his capacity Eastern
men seem to have great confidence in his fitness
for the position.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

-LAroKTE CouNTT The Democracy of La
porte met in convention on the 18th of June and
selected delegate 10 the State. Congressional and
Judicial Conventions The convention wa al
dressed ably and eloquentiy ty { II REEVE Esq.
OF Plymouth Says the Democrat:
The harmony which prevailed ia the debefa
lions Of the Convention. augurs well Tor the uHi
" % purpose which aetuate- the masses of the
patg.
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The Truth OF History.

The Indianapolis journal has bad a good deal
10 say lately about Dr. " A Bowles. of Orange
county. whom It iecuses OF having been on a re
eent Wit To allandig CHAM in Ohio. with view
We suppose. TO advancing the interests OF the
Peace party. The Journal publishes Two letters.
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DIE D..

OfLung Pever. at Co2nersvile Fsyette county. Indi
ana on Monday, July 4Jh. 1884, at O'Clock. P. NJ ,
WILLIAM 1uIir. in the ffty-sixh year Of his age.
The funeral will take place in th, city day, WED
nesdsy) the 9Th nst at 10 O'Clock, A. ~ from the
dence Of s. Butterfeld on north side Of Ohio stree
be wsen mississippi and Missouri streets.
Services at the house by the Rev. William Wilson.
The friends ofthe family invited attend without
further notice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

-NI2TR DIsrKIcT-A Democratic Conven
zion OF Delegates from the counties composing
the Ninth Congressional District ia Indians.
will De held at Valparaiso. on THURSDAY. July
2lst. at II O'Clock II. 70 nominate eAndi-
date for Congress and Transact other business.
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soon after the death at the poet Wordsworth
a man met farmer OF the neighborhoOd. and
said 10 him.
You have bad great los
What loss
WHY YOU have lot the .rea, poet.
oh az" said the farmer 'he ! dead. but
hev no doubt Wiiell csrry on { business. aud
make il a. profitable a liver II wa>
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~ /, is said tina, Gen BrrLrss kew TO
Richmond ID a daF-key.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-06

e The Louisville Press saws that Gen j.
T. BorLr was arrested in the Club House in that
city on Friday last for some remarks be had
made there
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To our Customers and Friends.

Having sold entire stock Of Goods MesSrs.
Webb lark ngon Co., we tate pleasure in recommend
ing them gentlemen possessing ample means. long
experience in trade. energy and integrity and have
tire confidence that the old of the house will
be served as fsvorfby and upon good they
havo be ~ We trust those no have dealt with
will continue their patronage 10 the house. Mr.
Pee will continue with SUCCESSOR.
Thanking friends for the favOrs shown in the
pat will be happy to them old counting
ROOM W ere will remain for the purpose Of cos ng
up our business. GRASSLAND PEE.
jes-d3m
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FOR SALE.
INSU RANCE.

p SCOTT, AGENT FOR HOAF LIFE ISsUR-
n snce Conpsnv and Sinnissippi. osce Firsi Build
ing Soeth OF Post ofce- iune?s 6f-dly
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NOTICE.
Bank Notice,

IL ORDER TO ALLOW SUFFICIENT TINE TO CLOSE
up the business Of each day our respect Banks
the undersigned that for the future business
viii be transacted by Us at er four "a O'Clock r. our
doors being locked a; that hour.
his arrangement shall take effect after days
tce through the daily papers Of this city, and will De
'-ost .fsietfy and absolutely adhered 10
No shall vi hdraw from this arrangement without
Swing 10 days notice in writing the par
les who have subscribed TO this paper.
FIR>f NATIONAL BANK
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

NoRBA.-No Opera In the whole range
Of musical gems is more universally popular
than this great production of Bsllini'
ff Miro o Norma r. and other ofits finer airs
have been sung, and hummed, and hddled,
and huted, and thrummed, and whistled, with
unceasing pertinacity by aspiring school
girls and ambitious amateurs. This very
popularity is an involuntary, but very high
tribute to its excellence and beauty. Itwas
finely rendered last evening. Madame Whit
ing in the great role of Norma, won all hearts
and carried captive every opinion. Her brill
liant success as EIvira in Ernani had only
paved the way for NOR, sweeping and deci-
ded musical triumph last night. She was
several times encored, and repeatedly called
before the curtain. Her conquest was COM
plete. Stefani, the golden-vOicsd, acted and
sung in his usual incompatible manner
The MOrsnsi, in Adalgisa, made the part the
most artistic dramatic success We have seen
this season. The other characters were well
rendered, and the chorus and orchestra, IN
der signor Muzio's direction, gave fresh
proof Of the excellence ofhis drill.
Tonight Mozart's unequallsd Opsra-the
greatest work of the greatest composer who
ever lived-vill be produced. Our readers
will remember the sensation which it excited
on its first introduction here. To night it
will be Brought out with alterations and i'm
provemsnts in the cast, which make it, be-
yond comparison, better than the last rem
dition. The chorus and orchestra, SO par
ticularIy essential in this opera, have been
so enlarged and improved that all the over
ture and chorusss will be given in full. Mad
ame Virginia Whiting, whose success in En-
mani and Norma has been so unparalleled,
| will assume the character Of Donna AnnaJ
written for high soprano and therefore ex-
cellently adapted to her magnificent voice.
She will introduce the two great original
arias of the opera, never before sung in this
country except by Madame Grisi. Mile
Castri will again assume the part of zerlins.
Morensi will appear as the WrOnged and low
/ ing Elvira, in which her dramatic and mu-
slcaI abilities have won tho greatest
triumphs everywhere. Every one who
heard Morelli's "Don Giovanni" last
winter was enthusiastic over the per-
fection with which it was aeled and sung,
and everybody will be glad to hear that he
will again appear in it. Herr Carl FOrmei
will appear in his greatest character of Le-
pereno, in which he has been pronounced by
the best critics of the age to excel all other
bassos. Sig. Barilli will appear as the Com
mandatore, and COletti as Masetto. sneh an
opera, with such cast, ought to crowd the
Academy from parquette to dome.
morrow night eounod's Faust viii be
repeated. This will be the last night but
/ one Of the season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

A NEW AND SPLEEDID STocK.-The en-.
terprising firm of Mott sndHaight, manufac-
turers and Wholesale and retail dealers in
gentIemen's furnishing goods, have recently
made great and important additions to their
stock for spring trade. The assortment of
goods are equal in variety, completeness
and excellence to anything in the market,
and their convenient place of business, at No.
1875 Bank street, renders their store indeed
an emporium for goods of this sort. If you
want to find good shirts or colIars-including
Gray's moulded paper collars, the latest and
best pattern,-the latest and handsomost
styles Of sosrfs, stocks and neekties, the best
quality Of hosiery, summer underwars, hand
kerohiefs, sleeTe-buttons &c. &C., you can do
no better than to call at Mott and Hsight,
No. 1876 Bank street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

OUTRAGE AT FREMoEF.-The Office Of the
Fremont sentinsl,s COppsrhead Weekly,was
broken into last Friday night, and its con-
tents very much damsgod. The publisher
estimates his loss at 81, 500 or 81, 900, though
it is difficult to conceive how that amount of
injury could have been caused, even by the
destruction of the entire material. The pub
Usher makes a weak attempt to fssten the
outrage on the Union men Of Fremont, but
finally confessss that he does not know who
was engaged in it. The Union citizens of
Fremont offer reward of 800 for the arrest
and conviction of the offenders.
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new building st the foot Of Superior street,
from its preset location up to the curb- stone.
Committes on Gas.
By Mr.. Palmer, That the City Marshal be
hereby instructed to cause all buildings
within the lines of West River street, be-
tween Detroit and Columbus streets, to be
removed forthwith so as not to delay the
grading of said street. Adopted.
By mr. Roberts, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be and they are hereby au-
thoriEsd to expend 4 sum not to exceed 5000,
in providing the necessary shed and barn
room for stssmer No 5. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Street Commits
sioner be and is hereby instructed to have
the cutters cleaned on Champlain street, be-
tween Seneca and Ontario streets. Adopted.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That the Board of City
Improvements be and they are hereby in
struoted to replace forthwith the plank on
the approach to Columbus street bridge, so
that gas posts may be put in their proper
places. Adopted.
By Mr.. Payne, That the Committee OF
Fire and Water are hereby authorized to pur'
chase bell on Steam Engine House No. 5
at a cost of not more than $3.50. Fire Engi
neer.
ORDINANCES.
To pave Prospect street between Erie anJ
Hudson streets. Passed.
To regulate the sale of coal. Ordinances
Adjourned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

TIE WEST SIDE ABORTION CAsE.-This
is still exciting public attention, and must
continue to do so until the parties to it have
received their just punishment. Dr.. TurriH
appeared for a preliminary hearing before
Justice Benham yesterday morning, but
waived an examination, and was bound over
to appear at the May term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas in the sum of $500. Deputy Sheriff
Whitney on Monday procured the necessary
requisitiOn from Governor Brough to enable
him to bring young Warner, the seducer, to
this city, and left for Jackson, Michigan,
yesterday morning. He will return with the
prisoner to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

SWORD FOR COLONEL 0PDYoKE.-There
is now on exhibition at the establishment of
N. E Crittenden magnificent sword, gotten
up by order of the commissioned officers of
the 125th Regiment o. V. L, to be presented
to its commander, Colonel Emerson Opdycks.
The blade is of the sruest Damascus steel,
richly carved on one side with battle scenes,
and upon the other with the United States
coat of arms and other national insignia.
The scabbard is of silver, gold mounted, and
finely finished, bearing the following in
scription " From the officers of the l25th
Regiment Ohio Volunteers to their faithful
and gallant leader, Colonel Emerson Op-
dycke 5" and also the words" Shiloh,
Chickamauga, Mission Ridge" It will be
accompanied by beautiful sash, belt and
sword-knot. The whole was furnished by
the establishment of N. E. Crittendsn, and
is most creditable to all parties concerned.
The soldier who is to receive it is every way
worthy of SO fitting testimonial.
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NEW YORK aIARKET-AprIl 10.


Flnur-State and Western very duli, unsettled md
lS62lc lower. Sales az 7,95a755 for extra State;
37,75aS0O for extra round hoop Ohio; 05agZ5 foI
trade brands-market closing rather moro steady,
and holders generally refusing 10 sccePt the inside
prices.
WhlsIzy-Heavy and decidedly lower. Sales Al
el0al, fr State and Western, closing at the inside
rate for Western.
WheRi-Very duh and nominally lower Sales al
ti706i,74 for chicago spring; ei,72aI,74 for Nil
YANKEE club fl,75al,sl for winter red western
tsorH-Fsvors buyers. Sales Of Al 0OO bush at a a
al33; cd mixed estem in store al the inside
price. for cash, to-day.
OntH-Dull and lower at ss1zs so5<e for Western
C8fse-0uiet and frm.
Sugnr-Firm.
PerrOisum-Firm hutquiet
Pork-Dun and lower. Mess a2a,2ss25,50 closing
at inside price, old do s2j.25; new do 25COts62 ~
closing at inside price; Old and new primo sss 90 N
a32si prime mess s26 00a26 2s. Also, 90 bbls rev
mess ,or Nay and June at sz % 1000 bbls for june
sellers option, private terma 600 bbls ess for
May. buyers option. at f26 GO.
Beef-Quiet and arm.
Cut hIeafs-A shade frmer Sales At II JSaIqc for
shoulders; 15al6c for hams.
Bacon Sides-Quiet.
Lars-Dql heay5, and decidedly lower. Sales at
l3Aal4Tc, the latter extreme price
ButEsr-Lower. Sales OF Ohio az 2ss32c, and State
at 33a55c.
Ohesse-Steady at I7ai9c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

GENERAL GRANTS PICTURE.-The splen-
did steel engraving Of General Grant, of
which We spoke some days ago, is selling
very rapidly, as it deserves to. Good agents
can make it profitable to engage in the work
OfselIing it. Apply to B. S. Green, whose
advertisement will be found in another
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

In TowE.-Mr. J. NJ. Ward, the popular
snd talented comedian, was in town yester-
day. He is now travelling with Miss Pauline
oushmsn, and goes from here to Sandusky,
where theygive one of their famous enter
tainments on Friday evening next. We
trust that the people of Ssndusky will turn
out good audieoce to hear them.
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CHICAGO mARKFT.


Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.i
CHICAGO April Is.
Flour-Market weak and lower.
SVheaf-5c lower. Sales No I spring at eI ma
l,22, and No 2 ct el,lSGI,20.
Corn-2a24c lower. Sales No. at 94a95c, and
No. at 81 oi5<a92<c.
Oats--2n2&o lower. Sales Of No. at e6Gs7c.
Rye-lA2c lower. Sales No. z at MA.
RaFleT-Dull Sales Of No 2 at sl.2a1I,s0
Whlsky-799c lower, opening at sl,07, and clos
at 9393i, 90.
ProViaienn-Dull.
PORK-sAlea mess at e2l.00; prime mess t2l.62h
BACoN SIDEs-Rough sides Ike.
LARD-Dull. Prime l3c
Beef Gattie-Active and firm. Sales ct f4,5o0
500, chiefly ct %, 6,4597,S.
,Hess--Aetiys and frm. Sales at Oessl24,
ohis6y st s7sso07sso
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

THE bark Thsrmutes, Of Cunningham, Shaw 4
Co.'S Liverpool Line viii be taken to Windsor, Can
ada West, to-day, to reoaiTe her virs-rigglng shs
will be tOEed over by the tug Anna Dobbins
OSTONAGON Han BOs-AN IMPoRFANF MOVE On
tonsgOn county, with enterprise characteristic OF
that locality has taken an imuortant step which viii
efectualiy Obviate any further trouble IN making
egress snd ingross % 0ntonagOn harbor. The oOun-
tyt through its agent l. l.. ~ Knight OF this city,
hiss purchased the steam dredge, at ct. Joseph,
which will b9 tOwed TO that port Saut riVur
is passable, when she will commence the important
work Of dredging the bar and deepening the channel
Captain EichOlsOn of the Prindiviile "a now in the
city for ths purpose Of making arrzngcments to TOW
the dredge to its destination 1he Prindivils i now
in ChicagO.-DetTolt Tribuna.
PUT BAcK-TwO OF three Of ghe sail vessels that
LEFT port saturday obliged to return yesterday
account ofthe ice which the strong westerly wind
Of yesterday had driven toward tho south Shore thus
forming barrier against their further egress.-Buf
falo Fxuress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

NEW CoNNAEDAEr OF CAMP CLEvE-
LIND.-COlOnsl Wiley, the gallant comman-
der Of the 41st Ohio, who lost leg while
leading his regiment in the assault on Mis-
sion Ridge, arrived in this city yesterday
morning to assume the position assigned him
as COmmandant of Camp Cleveland pice Col
onel senter, whois soon to remove from the
city. Colonel Wiley is ominently qualified,
both by military experiences and business
capacity, for the post.
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=. sEONEY fIARKEF-Apru 1a


GoId-Unsettled and lower. opening at TO- decIfn-
Eng to 1854, and closing steady at Iseh.
stsrlinG EXchzngs-IrregulAra and unsettled at
1S2xalS5.
..sssE-The money market Is less stringent, but
still rules very firm at 7ss per cent.
s2cyerHEnanI 6tGokH-LOWer Five-twenties,
coupons. l05a1ll Eeven-thirties October and April.
losalOSA One-year Certificates 9sH
Morse - Co. have made arrangements to resume
business.
Money was lees stringent to-day, and few loans
have been dis 'urbed. Leading institutions have how
ever called Tor larger margins on stocks. The stock
marx hiss partially recovered from panic and no
more iailures reported God has been low a.
l66 but has risen to IsSSal69 Exchange is in act
i've demand At l092s1;0 for gold, The noon mails
brought Temttances for the purchass Of cash afcks
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Esss = PreztiEsy Pruvazusa 1arksl Rs-
5erEs
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF CLEVELAND
ENTERED. April ~.
Etmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop TiOga, Waterbury, Dunsirk.
Prop GlmiTa Them, Dunkirk mdse
Bark Fontenelle. Norton, BuffliO, salt.
schr i kaBter. Wickhsm. Buffalo
schr snow Drop, Stone, Monroe.
schr Rice, Rice. Port Huron
sundries-
schr BEitisnia British, Baker, Port BurwslI sun
scOw mayfiower. Garfield, Black River.
scoW Consuelo, Hearns, Buffalo, salt.
OLEABED.-. 10.
Stmy City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Elmira, Thorn, ToledO. mdz.
Prop Wisconsin Williams, Ogdersbureh ndz.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt. Buffalo, mdz.
Prop Canisteo, Blaekman, Toledo, mdz-
BARK Dells (British), Foster, Port Burwell.
schr II Steele Sinclair, Saginaw.
seow Mary and Lucy, Reeves, Port Huron, mdZ.
Sow Black Rover, Sherwood, SauduskT.
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n 2. sEOUA RIARKKE-ApriI I9.
FuwzagHfszaarr

St0oks-Higher and active
Alton and Terre Hante 6s, chicago and Northwes-
tern 81 Pitts6u7si Ft Wayne and Chicago lO5. Toledo
and WABASH II, milwaukea ard Prairie du CHEN s.,
ChtcaeO, Buriin gtou and Quincy 1885, Erie preferred
l0sn, HudFon l29. Reading l39, MiehiRau Central
l42Ss Michigan Southern S456, do guaranteed l34,
Illinois Genital Scrip I2SS Cleveland and PittsburRh
lll1, Galena aud Chicago 1858 Cleveland and Tole-
d. l4556, Chicago and Rock Island ll31z. Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 81, Canton 50, Cumberland
6s4, Pacific Mail 29, New York Central l35, Erie
If3A-
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CLEYFL4ND INSTITUTE.

The next quarter of the Cleveland Institute
will commence on Wednesday, April goth
The hack will run as usual for the scoomo-
datiOn Of day students.
Applicants can leave their names at Doctor
S. Bnffstt's office, 24S Superior st.
April 10: LAT.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FENANOIAL.
MONRY aIARKRT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

hOhhlRG ABAuEh UFNlOEs [
TUESDAY EVENING, April l9, 1854
GOld-The courss Of Gold in Wall street continues
gradually downward, and an unusual quiet seems to
prevail. The lowest point reached to day was 66Iz
but the market eOsed pa per cent above that zure
The buying rate here at the close nominsliy s.
SiIver-LoEer Selling Ss9S9 per cent. premium ;
buying, 4F55
EEOney-There Is less strinseney in the New York
market, though the interest rate is firm at 79s per
cent. The stock panic Eubs'ded somewhat to-day,
and things look little better for the "bulls" The
market here Is easy st the regular rate, Per cent
ExohanEs-Essy, at the following rates Gov
srnment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Esstarn and Pittsburgh X per cent discount.
Government Bends-Lowsr. The following
are the closing rates;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

Remember the sale of one-fourth Of
American Hotel at Auction at Cutters Auc-
ton store to-day, at P. NJ.
aDsT30 I47
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

ENTERED NEW BAII.-BeDjsmin Brown,
charged with being engaged in the Helmes
county riot, last summer, and delivered up
by his surety yesterday, entered new bail for
bis appearance at the May term Of the Q. S.
Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-20

FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MeGsrveys, opposite the Postof-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr2O:149.