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.aturday Afternoons Report
TrF7T9I, 0F PRIsONBRs.
WAsHIHoT0I, Nay III

y AluAAo44Af ny - =
Yesterday 1900 prisoners, including
400 officers, arrived st Belle Plain.
One Of the rebel Generals captured is
Bradley s. johnson, Of Maryland, fermer-
" employed in the House Of Representa-
tves, and prominent member ssof the
Maryland Legislature when it undertook
to run the State out Of the Union.
A wounded rebel prisoner states that
Hongstreet was wounded in the right
breast, and subsequently, his command
understood he had died on the way to
Richmond.
A.P. Hill ives wounded in the same en-
gegement
L is sisted By several that they heard
Ise was wounded.
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IHhEH HUUD SEUUND HAND
Il Rosewood Pianos for saIeata bargain, at
SANFORD = 90,
mayi3.I5 l64 SHrerior-St.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN
w about l6 years Of age that il a sOod perman.
Good retersnce7 are re Iuir9d- Address L. A Kapp-
ner, bTmAa's Block 40 z03. maY'4 t5I.
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THE l50rH REGNEET.-By special dis
patch from Washington to the Leader, it will
be seen that our Cleveland regiment has
reached that city and will 90 to Fredericks-
burg
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MARRIED.

At Glenwood, Nav York. at the residence OF tie
brides father, the l2th inst by ths Bsy. s NJ.
Wood, OF RrunsWiok, N Y CHARLES H. WOOD
o. Oberlin, 10 eAEAH A DUTTOH late OF the
Ohio Institute for the Blind, Columbus, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

THE THIRD WARD BoUHrX FUHp.-At
q meeting Of the Subscribers to the Third
Ward Bounty Fund, held May 18th inst, tie
Treasurer made the following report
Total receipts 262 A
ExFESDITUREs.
Cash paid for twenty-five substitutes.-.s2,49 491 90
Contingent 1sl 65
Total 62s So
Balance on hsnd............... 6S3 SO
The following resolutions were also adopt
ed.
Resoloed, That the Committee who have
in charge the Bounty Fund of this Ward are
hereby authorised to distribute four-ffths of
the balance of the fund now on hand among
those subscribers, who have paid their sub
scriptiens, who have recently been drafted,
excepting those who are insured in any draft
insurance association, and retain one-ffth of
said balance to be distributed among those
who shall her after be drafted under the pres
ent call but in case no such subscriber be
hereafter drafted, the said One-hfth shall be
paid prorata to those already drafted.
ResolUed, That the Committee who collect
ed and disbursed the Bounty Fund, have the
thanks of this meeting for the faithful man
neT in which they have discharged their du-
sizes. G. A. HYDE, Chairman.
J. S. PERLEY, Secretary.
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Lo THE CoBoUERMG HERo.-Splendid
large new steel plate portraits of General
Grant. Csnvsssing agents wanted through
out the State. Specimens sent by mail on
receipt Of retail prices, one dollar. Address
B. S. Green, Room IA American Buildings,
Cleveland, Ohio. mayI4:I5I.
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NEw YORK IARKET-Mny u.

NEW YORK mARkE ET--Mny IA.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
RlOur-Stlte and Western dull and about 5: low
sales at s5,906.95 for extra State; s7,20a7 IS
for extra rlund hoop Ohio; o. iOas, rs 'Or trade
brands, the market closing dull, with no buyers at
outside prices.
WhIsky-mors active and frmer. sl,zsaI 26 Tor
State and Western, closing very frm at the latter
price.
Wheat-Dull, and Ia2c lower. Sales o, winter red
western at 81 So hicsso spring at 81 S outside
price, We quote Chicago spring 81 5OaI, S.; Miwau-
kee club - 81
sI.43H.
Oais-Held higher, but rule very quiet Western
sOsgIN.
COfee-gull snd nsminAlly unchanged.
Sagar-Heavy-
AIoIasses-Dul. Hosales OF Importance
PetrOleum-Dull- Crude 3751ass5Sc; Refined in
bond tT5<a555Sc
TOOl-Duli and un hanged.
POrk-Dull aud nOminally lower $3.50 for mess !;
f26 Is for old do a27,75 for new do closing with
buyers at this price; g Oja24 s78 for Old and
prime; 427.O0A27 Is for prime mess
Bacon Sldea-Dull and nominal.
Lard-Very dull at l3A sl4c
BuIIer-In fair demand. Ohio Ea3Sc; State sea
36c. the outside prices Tor choice hrk q.
Cheeae-Firm At l5aISc for [ hiO and State
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MORNING LEADER
MONDAY mOKNIN6
.TKVV AOVERTIsEMEEFs.=

.FEW A0VER7IsEMEEFs.:
o. a. Rsad-D. 4. 1910 Bonds.
John EIIsler-Academy Of MuEic.
Cleveland Toledo BailrOsd-summsr Arrange
ment
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati RaiIcOsd-
Summer arrangement.
Cleveland a Erie RsIlrosd-ChAnRs Of Time.
Walker, Wise Oo-Eew Books.
stri5kIand-Ooush BAlsam.
Wanted-Rent.
Wanted-SituatiOn.
Wanted-Man.
Just Beeeived-Window Shades.
Metropolitan 6ift Book stOre-Local.
o. Gutter sOn-Local Notice.
Meeting at West side ArmOry-IOcal Notice.
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DIED.

Ga the 18th inst, FANNY, wife Of Tho mas Col
linEs and youngest daughter Of John Parsons, Esq
aged q years.
Funeral from $50 Lake street, this Monday ter
noon at O'Clock.
May 18th. at $50 P. NJ at the residence Of his
father, Dow nottrelI, on University Rights, Al
DlSDk B co rrBELL, aged 20 years, member Of
90. Z, IO3d o. VI.
Funevsl at the House, on Tuesday, 18th. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, Friends are invited to attend.
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THE WEsr-sDE ARNoKY will be opened
on Tuesday night, May Il, for holding
public meeting in behalf the families of the
brave soldiers belonging to Companies B and
g, 150th (29Jh) Regiment National Guards.
This enterprise has especial claims on the
citizens of West Side, and We expect
hearty snd generous response.
may16-1Sl By order Of Com.
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Pieksrel half barrels, ESQ; Trout, half barrels;
80; Herring $50 per half barrel.
nIIlE EEeed-In guJd r~iaast ant firm at e25,o0O
800 Oats and corn ground together sl2,Oa9l5,O At
the mills
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- 4. ssOEKY n1ARKET-hIay II.

lsT fELE9RAFB.I
S1ogsT-Easier, with q fair business, at sal per
cent, chiefly at 5a5 per cent
sterling Neutrality-suspicious. at l09H
GOId-Stessy, and wi hOut decided change. Open
ing 81 GlA and closing quiet at I7254al.z5S.
Total exports OF specie to-day sl, ,ll9 go
SSeVerEBIaaE aGookB-Fitm, with an upward
tendency United States Skies Of 1851. coupons, IFS
Five-TWenties coupons l. h68alC62 Seven -thirties,
October aud A April, llIH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to McGarvey's, opposite the POstof-
fce, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr20:I4o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

REMEMBER the sale at auction by o.
Cutter 4 Son of house and lot on Seneca
street takes place this Monday morning, at
10 O'Clock, on the premises. An unusual
good opportunity for Investment See ad-
Yertisement maYl6:I5l
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FINANCIAL kNO COMMERCIAL
FINAN OTAL.
mONKY MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
sATURDAI EVENING, May "A, 1854.
GoId-Notwithstanding the fact that victory fol-
lows every movement Of our armies In Virginia and
Georgia, under which the ensmY is being disorgan-
izsd and rapidly reduced in numbers Gold maintains
its position, closing higher to-day than yester
day. It is difficult to account for this except upon
the hypothesis (Which we not prepared to admiD
that the decline in the ruling for the past week
discounted decisive victory. great aid to the op-
orators in keeping up the price is Of course found in
the heavy demsud for shipment, which to-day con-
siderAbly exceed one million dollars. The buying
rate here to-day was pretty uniformly ST.
silvsr-Unsettled and buying about 10 per cent.
below gold.
MOney-TheIe has been an active demand to-day
for money, and the dicounts amounted to a large ag-
gregate The most common rates are within the
range OF 7GTx per cent.
ExohRnGO-Firm and easy at p9ron New York for
Government, National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh \ per cent discount,
Government BOnds-Tns re is considerable in.
quiry for Government Bonds, at the following
ra.ei:
Buying. Selling.
5-1s, May coupons ot...-..-.........i06 lO74
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

WAsHIEGToE, May a
Information received from the Army Of
the Potomac st DON to day is that yester-
day they were still pushing on in Lees
rear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

DEETIsFRY.-Dr B. F. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical en.istry, done in the best
manner and at low price.
dee9R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

Boy WAETED-To learn the Printing Busi-
ness, between Is and Is years Of age. Apply
ut this office from to n.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent OF the United States.
National 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By instructions from the Secretary Of the Treas
uTy, dstod March 2 "a, this Bank viii receive sub
aoTiptions for the NATIONAL 1919 TIvE PER CENT.
LOAN, in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN
This loan bears GOLD INTEREST, payable sEMI-A NEU-
ALLY on coupOn and registered bonds OF e5o0 and over
and ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination OF 50
and 100 dollars.
In Subscribing parties may either 70 pay the &C
crued terest rom the ret OF arch TO the cay OF
subscription in Coin IN Currency adding ihY PEE
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing In crest
from day Of subscription. Also viii allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmfssion Of eighth Of one per cent.
aprfl2-I62
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

A few choice styles Dress Hats opened
this morning at Mrs Shsw's rooms.
mayI4 I57
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Ten-FOFtY Govern men1 LOan.
UEITED STATES DEPOSITORY
fHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF CLEVRAND,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive susori ptions to the
Ten-FOrtY Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. s. Ohioers, Paymasters and
Quartermastsrs. mArS0-lh2
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CITY NEWS
REVENUE STAMPS

OIEVRLAN POsTOFFIC
E. COwLEs, P. NJ.
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T0NSORIAL.
TONSORIAL.
WIGS. AND HAIR WORK
VIM. Days New establishment
The Largest IN the state,
F0n WIG MAKING AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSlkGa
:S6 6PUBEIC SQUARE

niAnuIAesursr OF all kinds or WIGS, Including the
celebrated
I'LL SION VIC,
that so resembles Nature as 10 defy the elOst gcru
ny. A very large and beautiful stock OF LONG HAlk
drought By the proprietor from Earope,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The dnest assortment ever seen in this City.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style with all Improvements.
SETS OF CURLS, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, tguaranteed.)
BEgeae Double I TFipL BOsos, RdteFfalls, &c.
mads By the advertiser, squal to those imported.
Ladies Braids made into any kind OF Head Dress 90
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES, HAIR DRESSING IN the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
eEAIl work warranted as represented
HOT aad COLD BATHS At AL hours docB
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(F0r Saturday K0rning's report see SsPpJs-
saenf0
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HARDWARE.

CiRYSTALINE GLOSS FOR THE
~ LAUEDRY. Starch prepared with this ar
gives
Smooth Surface and LustFe
linen unsurpassed, and prevents the iron from
dhertng. sold every where, Prepared BY
d. A. PALMER BRO,
aprl9.l5l Cleveland, %.
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NIRL WANTED-To Do GIN
VI eral Homework IN a small family. Good ref
ersnee required and good VsgJs paid EnQuire at
s. Superior -treet- mSy I3:l5i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-16

UNITED STATES CoURT.-In the case Of
the United States Os Orssmus A. Ward for
snticing soldier to desert, which was tried
on Friday, verdict of guilty was rendered
on Saturday.
In the case of Ryan and Riley vs the scOW
William Kelley, for salvage, the Court on
Saturday decided for Hbellants, and ordered
that damages be appraised by the clerk.
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CHICAGO mARKRT--mAY II

Especial 10 the Cleveland LEADER-I
RIour-DuIl a IS OOa6, 50 for spring extra.
Wheat-5<o lower. sales at Sl,l91al, 30 for No ],
ei,l75SaI, l9 for No 2.
Corn-9c higher Sales No at o. DIAL ,O5, and No
at ~ lO2AI,03.
Oats-54c higher Sales No ! at 6safsHc
Bye az Bar o. neglected.
WhIsky-Opened dun at a, ,l3al is&, but closed
firm at 81. 6aI, ,i6k.
Prcvisi0ua-Mess Pork neglected.
Lard Quiet at l3c.
FTeighfs-stoadY at 71sc for corn to Buffalo.
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a o "a n r RCIAk
REVIEW OF CLEVELAND MARKET.

For tho week ending saturday, May 1
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COaI-Massilon, Mineral Ridge and ChippeWa
$3.50.
IrOn-Is active and steady Common bar, l to ~
inch, 77sc sheot, common, to II, 91Sc Is to "a s
Is to 26 9, q "a; Char oal, to IL 1915, ls to2l
IO1s, % to 26, 1913, 81, II16.
NaiIs-Activs and firm at the following quota
tions: IOd up to SOD, $685. sd and Cd, $3.50; Sd and
I'd, $780, 4d and Sd $500; Sd, as 90. I2Sc less per
keg, if ordered in lots Of 100 kegs per cent on for
cash.
Lime-AkrOn and OsTcgO water lime in good
request at $500.
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TKAVELLRR,s REGISTER.

m3-Otizsns wishing conveyance % either Of tae
above Trains Boats, viii be called for BY Coaches
of gteveus' Omnibus Line. By leaving their address
fhe eddnIl House
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RESOLUTION IN FAVOR OF THE RESoMHA-
TION OF Nh. L1NoOLN.-At the primary meet
ing in the Second Ward, the following reSO-
luton was adopted:
Resolved, That the Administration of
Abraham Lincoln meets our appreciation, and
th It the delegation from this Ward be in
structsd to Vots for dslsgsteB to the Balti-
more Convention known TO be in favor Of his
ponination, and also for an Elector for this
District favorasIs 10 his election.
7. n. BOND, Secretary.
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AORRIHG LEADER OFFIuR,
SATURDAY EyEHIEe. play IA, 1854.
ReceiPts-Ths total receipts Of grain by rail and
canal for the week ending with to-day have been
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LIST OF DELEGATES APPOINTED BY THE
WARD MEETINGS TO THE CONGRESSIONAL Cox
vENTToE. E.---The following is the list delegate
appointed to represent the different wards at
the Congressional Convent IN, which meets
May 18th, at Brainard's Hall
FIRST WARD---Thomas Jones, Jr; L.
Swift E Hsssenmueller S. o. Griswold !;
C Ankele B. Stedman james Christian
and ?. Butts.
SECOND WARD---Peter Thatcher DR.. A..
Everett Bolivar Butts Mypsil Keith T.
N. Bond; Joseph StepPell a. S. Stevens
and John Gi7eDs.
THIRD WARD---M. Barnett K. Crawford !;
A. Townsend and J. ]. Tracy.
FOURTH WARD---O. Spencer Joseph Ag-
rioOls John C. Grsnnis Henry Beilsterim
D A. Dangler; Barney McGrath Louis
Smithknight John Burk
FIFrH WARD--- Dudley Baldwin W. ].
Boardman; o. H. Porry John Pope and
Albert Hughes.
SIXTH WARD.--Dr, William Meyer W. P.
FOgg; q. Wendler; W. Gabriel /; John
CorWin George A Kobe; Jacob Schroeder
and G. ". Cslkins.
TEETH WARD---Samuel Furnal James
Neville Reuben a. Becker and Charles R
Evstt
ELHvEETH WARD---John kirkpatrick P.
A. PenWick /; Jeremiah Coonrsd.
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MOUsTACHE CUP AND RAU-
lVl GERS. Axe. RETTBBRG.
GAUZE Wells, LACE Wells.
VI afull line. A.& g. RETTBERG.
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NV ApVERTIsEMENT8.

- EuR sALE, "TO REHT," "LOsT. :"
WAISTS, 20" FOUND" " BOARDING,'' "QUE-
fEs,' snd other short notices, not exceeding
. DUB LIgYs, inserted Twice i'm this column Tor
: rsnta, three times 3S Gems, IOHr times
, ceuIas ior all over FOUR LINES, and not e1
#, = rsne FIGHT LINES, double above raues-
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ORSALE-VERY DEsIsABLE SU

OhSALE-RERY DEEIEABI.E ST.
barban Propertg-sl acres Of land in 5 10 or or n
ars lots % suit purchasers. he5s lots are we'll To-
calsd on the AXE sh5Ie ~ niles east Of the city lin
lour rods vide, which right Of way viii Be sold
e1theach lot For terms apply AZ Bratenshl Bros
% Obas g. B. fatsnahl apr22-i5.
E18AD DK. WELLS ADVER-
! I, TlsEMEHT IN smother column. See Shield
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d SUIT-

the citv, desired diately references given IL
reqired. Apply 70 8 a. the Leader News Room.
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REsoIUrIoH IN FAvoR OF rHE REnoM1H.

ELHvEETH WARD---John kirkpatrick P.
A. Penwick Jeremiah Coonrsd.
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NTOTICE OF RRMOVAL-THr

~ ARencs Of Cunningham. shaw 4 Co. Of Liver
pool, EnRlt nd. Is remover to Detroit, MiohiRan.-
Any Communications addressed 70 the undersigned
ct Detroit VIII meet with prompt attention
AUGUSTUS TNEGENT,
maya-I5 Aeent for Ounni neham, SHAW 3 %.
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nv ANTED IMMRDIATELY 90

w the Qusrtermaster's Department at NaHh-
Vile tenns 500 laborers wages so per month snd
rat1onE. 800 teawsters wages SOS per month and
tions. 10 men capable OF taking charge Of a rain
ns Nagonmaater that Will report with Twenty.
tY.nVe men ste per month will be given. Assistants
win nIteen men e45 per month. None need app'y
put able bodied men willing TO engage for SIX months
Transportation turuiahed. Apply 70
ID. SHERWOOD. AGENT Of A O. NJ
mnlahl Llnmmarrinl En..a- LliaraL.ra q
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On sums Of less than $780, i've per cent is added to
above prices.
Lumber-The market is steady at the following
quotations, with good demand. The receipts during
the week have been liberal.
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fe1HE BEST FAMILY HORSE
10 the city, also two bnEgies and Que two seated
caTriare for sale cheap. +. n. KEYES.
mayl1-I52
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
R Z C Z | P S, & C.

How TO MAKE An OMELET.-The proper
way to make an omelet is to take three
teuspuontul of milk for each egg, and Il
pinch OF salt to each one also. Beat the
eggs lightly for three or four minutes, and
pour them into a hot pan in which piece
of butter the size of u walnut has been melted
Il moment before. The mass will begin 10
bubble and rise in flakes Immediately, and
the bottom must be lifted necessarily with
clean knife so that the softer parts run in.
An omeut should be cooked about three or
four minutes, and made in this way will
melt in the mOuth.-lScieHtWc imertcta.
CURE FOR DysENTERY.-Tak new churn-
ed butter before it is washed or salted;
clarity over the fire and skim off all the
milky particles; add one-iouh brandy to
preserve it, and Loaf sugar to sweeten; let
the patient, if an adult, take two table
spoonsfGl twice a day.
PoTAToE CAKRs.-Take two pounds Of
very mealy Boiled potatoes, mast them very
fine with little salt, mix them with two
pounds of flour, add milk enough to make
this into dough, beating it up with a spoon
and put in little yeast. Set it before the
fire to rise, and when it has riScu divide it
into cakes the size of a muffin, and bake
them. These cakes may be cut open az I
buttered hot. They are particular} nlc,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10

Some of the rebels believe that there is
much of the angel IN our generals, demons
as they usually are" A lady exile from At
lanta, who was under the necessity of calling
on General Sherman, says he was very kind
and conciliating i'll his department towards
her, and all others who visited him, and
continues
"He expressed much regret at the necessi-
ty which compelled him to order the cit-
zcns of Atlanta from there homes, but stated
III justification of his course, that he intend
ed to make Atlanta a second Gibraltar that
when he completed his defensive works it
would be impregna5le; and as no commu-
nication could be held with their friends in
the South they (thc citizens) would suffer
for food; that it was impossible for him to
subslst his army, and feed the citizens too,
by single line Of railroad and that as he
intended to hold Atlanta at all hazards lie
thought it was humanity to send them out
out OF the city, where they could obtain ne
cessary supplies. lie took my little child
in his arms and patted her rosy checks, call
ing her poor little exile and saying he
was sorry to have to drive her away from
her comfortable home, but that war was a
cruel and inexorable thing, ond its necess-
ties compelled him to do many things
which he heartily regretted"
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Ps'TvlN GaOTssslS-Nys.

The ONLl reliable sclf-AdJustlnS ringer.
No Wood Work to Swell or Split
No Thumb-Scrcws to get out of Order.
Warranted with or without Coc-Whccls.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Firty.Scvon State
and County Fairs IN 1868, and is, without eXccp-
tion the best Wringcr ever made.
Patented in tlc United StaicS, England Canada,
and Australia.
Sample NrnCcr sent, Express paid, on receipt of
Price.
Energetic agent, can make from to 10 Dollars per
day.
No ., $500. No l,S7.5O. No. T. $50 No.A.S9.jO.
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail, by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. l3 Platt Street. New York, and Cleveland, Ohio.
$. {. NORTllROP, Agent
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, via
That Iron well galvanized will not rust;
That simple machine is better than II complicated
That II wringer should be selradjusting durable,
and efficient;
That 1mmb-Screws and Fastcnngs cause delay and
trouble to regulate and keep in order;
That wood bearings for the shaft torun in Will wear
That the Putnam Wringcr, with or without cog.
wheels will not tear the clothes;
That cog g-whee regulators are not essential
That the Putnam Wrngcr has all the advantages
and not one of the Disadvantages above named:
That all who have tasted it, pronounce it the best
Wrnger ever made:
That it will wiring Thread or Bcd-eui't without
alteration.
Wcmsht fill the paper with testimonials, but in
scrt only few to convince the skepticai, II such
there be and we snv to all test Putnam Wrnger.
Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY und ALL others,
aud il not entirely satisfactory, return it,
PCTNAM MANuFAcTrRING Co:
Gentlemen Il know from practical experience
that iron well galvanized with zinc will not oNldize
or rust one particle. The Putnam Wringer is as
near perfect as possible, and | can cheertully re-
commend it To be the best in use
Respectfully yours.