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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

UETFD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
ANNUAL TAxzs FOR 1854 Tho attention Of
taxpayers is hereby called to the provisions
of the United States Excise Law relative
the assessment of annual taxes.
By the sixth section Of the act Of July l,
1862, it is made the duty Of ali persons, part
nerships, Arms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any annual duty, license, or
tax, on or before the FIRST Monday OF May in
each year, 20 make list or return to the As
sistsnt Assessor Of the District where located,
Of the amount Of annual income, the articles
or objects charged with q special tax, and
the business or occupation liable to pay any
license.
Every person who shall fail to make such
return by the day specified will be liable to
be assessed by the Assessor according to the
best information which he can obtain and
in such case the Assessor is required to add
fifty per centum to the amount of the items
of such list.
Every person wlo shall deliver to an As.
ssssor any false or fraudulent list or state
ment, with intent to evade the valuation or
enumeration required by law, is subject to a
fine Of i've hundred dollars and in such case
the list will be made out BY the Assessor or
Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation
and enumeration so made there can be no
appeal.
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirteenth day Of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
returns, an all necessary information, will
be furnished by Assessors, Assistant Assessors
for the District, to whom the returns should
be delivered on or before the FIRST Monday Of
May, at their respective Offices.
JOIN E. HURLBUT.
Q. S. Assessor, 18th District, Ohio.
March l5th-l6: 143 d, t-w and ", St.
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IrPORrAgr REvEaUI oRDIn.-The fol-

IMPORTANT REvEHUE oRDER.-The fol-
lowing important order has been
Of the oollsctors Of Internal Revenue:
sIR:-You are hereby informed that the
"Aes to iHersass Tie Internal Revenue, asd for
otssr PurPose'," has been approved by the
President, and therefore become law. The
aot takes effect from its passage, and Was ap-
proved March z, 1854. The duties upon dis
titled spirits are increased to sixty cents per
gallon, and the duty on cotton 10 two cents
pound.
You viii therefore require all distillsrs Of
splrits, N making their returns, to specify the
rmount moved on and after the hinst., and
on such amounts to pay the tax Of 90 osats
per gallon.
a copy Of the law win be transmitted to You
at as early day IS possible, and until you
reesivo further Instructions, you viii mske
ne ether change In year ofdeisI action, than
to collect the increased duties aboYo pointed
out upon distilIed spirits and upon cotton.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH J. LEWIS, Com.
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TEE ARABs.-This wonderful company
Of gymnasts and athletes, the strongest,
IightoSt, most muscular and daring Of Ecro-
bats, are still drawing vast crowds Of breath
lesSly interested spectators to the Academy
of Music. The performance last night was
witnessed by hundreds Of fsscinated on
lockers, who testified their wonder and de-
light BY continued applause.
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Wr had the pleasure Of meeting Wit

WE had the pleasure Of meeting with
Lieutenant Colonel StsrI, Of the 1O4th o. v.
l., who is now in town on furlOugh-tho
Arst he has had since he entered the service,
in the summer Of 1861. Colonel stsrl is in
the enjoyment Of good health, having passed
through many battles and skirmishes. He
will return in about thirty days.
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NINE hundred dozen Fine Linen Cam
brsck Bordered and Hsm-stitchsd Hsndksr-
chiefs; also fine assortment Of Magenta
Silk Handkerchisfs. just received at Mott 4
Haights, No. 1876 Bank street, opposite We'd
dell House. mohI9:I49
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

"DEMoCKAoY."-The Democratic prima-
~ meetings were held last night, and passed
Of without any very great difficulty occur
ring to mar the "eVen tenor Of their way" J"
The same will probably be true of the oOun-
ty Convention, which assemblies to-day. In
fact, the Democratic party has so little hope
Of success that there is no struggle for nom
nations. It is dsad,-thers are NO symptoms
Of vitality left in Il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

AssIsTAHT sUEoEoHB.-Among the gen.
hemen Whs passed q successful examination
before the Board of Medical Examinsrs, at
Columbus, and who were recommended to
the Governor for appointment as Assistant
Surgeons in Ohio Regiments, we're the fol-
lowing:
Charles 3. Poe, Rsvenna, Portage county;
Alphonso D. Rockwell, Milan, Erie county
Frsng sehiIl, Cleveland, Ohio; George Sad
Ter, strsetsborOugh, Portage county.
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RESUMED oPzEATIoHs.-AlI the Chicago
Railroads have again resumed operations.
The engineers came to their senses on finding
that their unreasonable demands would not
be complied with. Some roads rsesived back
thSir engineers, others dismissed them, sup
plying their places with men from New York.
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CHURCH NoTIcE.-The annual renting
of the pews in the Euclid street Presbyterian
Church will take place in the audience room
OF said Church, on Monday next, the 21st
instant, at two O'Clock ?. II. The paws hav-
ing been re-apprsised, it is very desirable
that all interested should be present and
make their selection. mar 19:142.
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UH1OAGO mARKRT.
Especial to the cleveland IrADEn.I

Especial to the Cleveland LEADEa-I
CHICAGO, March 10.
Tive HoRS-i01I5c higher. Sales At o6.O037,60,
Beet CSffISGStsady for prime qualities, but $50
2Oo lower on medium grades
PrOVlaiaBs-Firm.
PoRK-Sales Mess so 00A10.sn.
Cur MEArs-SWeet picked Hams l2el254o.
WhisItyELowsr. Sales at ssasI14c, closing dull.
WhsRr-Ho higher Sales No. At sl,l49l,lA1s
and No. 2 sI.O90l,n ,n91<.
Corn-Old corn frTn at s7dsso. New lc higher
SaIes No at ei6s5 and No 2 at 7S.
OnfE-sHc higher. and active at s41zc for No. /.
BSVe-Prims at 81. .n0l3l Ol.
Rnrley-Dun. Sales No. 2 at 81 II.
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Ar meeting of the Democracy Of the
Third Ward, held at No. Engine House,
March 18th, to ep+aizA-ristaI5Esss " Ettena
the County convention, to be held at Nation
al Hall March 10Th, at IL A. NJ. A. c.
Keating was chosen Chairman, and VIM. Be-
Dell Secretary. The following delegates
were appointed: Morrison Foster, &. A
Mass, W, P. S. NOyes, J. N. Brown and P.
E. Rice. marI9:I42.
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NEW YORK mARKEF- March IS.
Inv FHLuanAYHI


FIour-Market dull and shade easier at g $685.
IS for Extra State; E.lOlz7l5 for round hOOped
OhfO s7,2OGs, ,25 for trade brands. Market closing
qvist.
WhIsky-Hoderately active at 600 for State and
9les2c for Western, including lot Of choice State
at 9lc
WhsaL-Steady at 81, ,6Oa1,6S for Chicago Spring
and Milwaukee club; 81 64@l,5s Tor winter red west
ern.
Corn-Quiet and steady at 81 30 for shipping mixed
western, sl 25al 25 FOR Jsrney and southern yellow
Oats-Market q little more aoitss at eOGs0c Tor
Western.
Rye-LoWsr. Western tI 25.
Barley-Rather more steady.
WOoI-Firm.
PeErOIeum-lt to 2c iower, under the tax uncer-
tainty. 70 business Of importance transacted. Re-
hned free offered freely at sic.
Pork-mOre active, without material change -
Sales Of 500 bbs old mess for April buysrn option,
s22 81.
Bsef-Firm At 81 5O@9Go for country mess; $500
95OO for country prime; si0s0s1l60O for repaek cd
mess and SIC ,0O69II, 90 fer extra mesB.
Bacon Sidea-5teady at Il&c for Western Oum-
CuT IN SuOFs Eihbsd l2A do short
clear, and l25so for do long Cut hams.
Lnrd-Quist at lsHe1l5Sc. .
hntter-Eirm at 2sGS2o for Ohio and SSes4lo ior
Stete-
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Two YEARS FIVE PER CExr TREASURY
NOTKs.-By the following received by q. B.
Hurlbut Esq, it viii be seen that no more
subscriptions will be received for the Two
Years Five per cent. Treasury Notes loan
TKEAsURT OF THR UNITED STATEs,
RAsHINeToE, March IA, 1884.
sIR:-subscriptions having been received
for the total amount Of THo-yssr, Five Per
Cent. Trsaiury Notes with coupons attached,
which it it is proposed to Issue, you viii
please receive no deposits on account Of such
notes after theTecsipt Of this notice.
lc5a- Very Respectfully,
asB r. 3. SPINNER,
Treasurer o. s.
H. B. HuRLBUT, Cashier
I'd National Bank, Cleveland, Ohio.
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CHURCH DRECroRY.-The following
church directory, prepared by a clergyman
of this city, will be found to give, in small
space, a large amount Of interesting infOr
nation as to places and times of religious
worship, in this city. It was prepared
stithe usual. " Minister'S meeting" of the
ministers of this city, and includes only the
names Of those there present. Pastors of
other churches are invited to furnish US the
necessary information IL order that their
churches may be added to the list.
First Presbyterian Church, Public Square. Pas
Street. Hours Of service 1o5< A. n. and 7 P. NJ.
Sunday Schools A. NJ.
Second Prssbqtsian Church, Superior Street, east
Of Square. Pastor-ReV. .. q. Hawks, res. se5
Superior Street. Hours ofservioe 1o1S A. NJ. and
P. NJ. Sunday School Q A. M.
Third Rrssbytsrisa Church, Corner Of Euclid
and BroWnel Streets. Psstor-RsV. J. Mon
tsith, Jr., res. 154 Huron Street. Hours OF SER
A. NJ.
WSstuinstsr RrssBytsrian Church, Corner of
Prospect and Huntington Streets. Pastor-REV.
N. A. Hoge, res. 27S Prospect Street. Hours Of
service I05< A. NJ and ?. NJ. Sunday School
9 A. N,
United Prss5ytsrian Church. Erie Street above
Huron. Pastor-Roy. J. s. Mcconnell, res. Cor
ner Euclid and Erie Streets. Hours Of service
1o1< A. n. and P. N. Sunday School ~ P.
M
Plymouth Congregational Church, Prospect
Street. near Erie. Pastor-ReV. Samuel VOL
colt, D. D., res 100 Euclid Street. Hours Of ser
vice l03z A. NJ. aRd 7 P. NJ. Sunday School 2 P. |
n.
First Baptist Church, Corner Euclid and Erie |
Street1. Pastor-Rsv. 8. W. Adams, D. D, res. |
lS4 Prospect Street Hours Of service 1O5f A. N. |
and P. II. Sunday School IA. N.
Second Baptist Church, Corner Euclid and Erie L
Streets. PRstor-ReV. s. B. Page. res. ESQ Pros
Dect Street. Hours Of Service 10H A. n. and /
P. NJ. Sunday School P. n.
German Reformed Church, Corner Carroll and /
Penn Streets Pastor-Rev. N. J. Ruterink, res.
.sS Lorain Street. Hours Of service 10L A. N. /
md P. NJ. Sunday School P. N.
German ReforIHea Mission Chursh, Mayhower |
street. Pastor-ReV E. Ranging, res. lla SEQ
Tille Street, Hours Of service s5{ A n.
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Co. 4, ATTEETIoH.-All members Of this
Company are requested to meet at the Armo-
" on Monday evening, 21st inst at O'Clock.
It is requested that svsry member be present,
as there is important business to be disposed
Of. By order Of commandsnt.
March 10. I43
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THz old and reliable firm of Suttles &
Co., 100 Superior street, are still on hand
With very large stock Of Boots and Shoes.
They always have had the reputation Of SELL
ing their goods cheaper than any other Boot
and Shoe House in the city. Go and exam
inc their stock and see If what We say is not
the truth. All their work is warranted.
mar I9:142,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

ARREsr FoR HOHsH Sheldon
Allen was arrested yesterday evening, for
stealing span of horses from in front of
Andrews' store. Sheldon was permitted to
behold the inside Of the City Prison. He
will be examined tomorrow morning.
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HOUSE FOR SALE---A DEsIBA-
bic houas and l0tFBituated on Libby street.
b0ar Perry, belonging 10 =. white Lot 6S By I4s
let with choice fruit trees, good we'll and oistern
Eoass two gt0r high, dsuble parors, eleven rooms
eelEss iently Arranged. Apply 70 BTaJton = stock
VEL. Agents. marl4:l42.
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ATTEEr1oN I'd WARD.-There will be an
adjourned meeting Of the citizens Of the ID
Ward, st Court Room No. l, st II past sOven
O'Clock on Saturday evening to make further
arrangements in regard to the Draft Associ-
alton about to be formed in the Ward. Let
every voter be on hand early. mar1s:142.
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FINANCIAL.
;. i. sfoNEY nIARKKT-pIareh

\. Y. mONKY RIARKEE-sIareh1 IS.
fBT FzLHGRAPH.l
mOnsy-Easy at p cent.
SterlinE ExchRnGS-Ftrmer and quiet at l76ii
Gill
GOld-Rsther steadisr. Opening at o., adVane-
ing 70 63&, and closing quiet At 62j1g62z.
LATER-Gold closed at l6l1Hl6lH
GOVSrnmeug StOckn-Ezrkst quiet. UUfiteS
States SKIES OF 1881, coupons llzf; EiVe-tW0
coupons, LON gliOi seysn-thirty Treasury note
n3.
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Two HOUSES FOR SALE.-Now situated
on the BroEnelI street School Lot, being No.
119, and next north on that street, will be
sold on the premises, on Monday, March
21st, at two O'Clock, in pursuance Of rsso-
luton Of the City Council Of the city Of
Cleveland. THOKAs JONES, JR.,
Chairman Committee on Schools.
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sixth WARD DRATr AssoCIATIoN.-A
special meeting Of the members of the above
Association is called for Monday evening,
March 71St. A full attendance is desired.
By order Of the Executive Committee,
W. P. FoGG, President.
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NANTED DI
LOCAL NOTICES,

SPIRITUAL HALL, ls4 SUPERIOR STREET,
Up Stairs "A, B. Whiting, from Albion,
Michigan, InspirstiOnal spssker, will lecture
morning and evening at half past ten A. N.
and z P Il, Ten cents taken at the door to
defray expense. mar 1912
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BATTERY G left yesterday for The front,
its t. irty days furlOugh having expired. 1t
has been recruited up to the maximum. 1t
is under tho command Of Captain Marshall
and LisutsnantI Bills and slimey.
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mar19:142.

one HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN Dozen Gents
Alexsnder's kid gloves received this day at
Mott & Haights' Gents Furnishing EmpOri-
um, No. 1853 Bank Street, opposite the We'd
dell House.
mnr1a.IA9
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o, Cutter & Son sell st their Auction Room
No. 1S4 Bank Street, on Saturday the 18th
inst. at II O'Clock precisely, a splendid
Rosewood Piano. also 8 variety of household
furniturs, &c. The piano is on inspection at
our auction room.
mrI7.I4l
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SANFORD & Co, 1874 Superior street, up
stairs, are receiving more Of those splendid
Linderman & Sons and Linstsdt pianos,
unsqualled by anything In tho market.
They also have a good second hand Bondeit
piano for sale at q bargain. mrl6:143
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PIrFsBURGH OIL MARKET.

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LzADER-
PITFsBURaH. Marth Is.
Crude Is rather dull to-day, there being differ
enee between buyers aed sellers Of from y to lc.-
There have been small sales at 2 y AID 36c, and 2c
for light gravity. No sales OF refined
Arrivals 4,T75 barrels; Of this 400 is refined.
The river Is in boating order yet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

Sixth ONO CAYALRX.-A detachment Of
the Sixth Ohio Cavalry left for Warrenton,
Virginia, yesterday afternoon. Most Of the
left some time ago, but two compa-
nies remained behind for additional recruits.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

HARNESS, HARNESS, HAREEss,-The old
harness shop Of Christian 4 Marshall may
be found for the present at No. 1856 Seneca
street, two doors north of Chsmplsin street.
march Is: 143.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

Governor Tod was in
town yesterday, being summoned as wit
ness for defendant in the case Of Henry
Wick Vs. the Cleveland and MshOning Rail-
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A Grover and Baker Sewing Machine,
in perfect order, will be sold at the Auction
Rooms Of O.. Cutter 4 Son, No. I34 Bank
street, at u before IL O'Clock this day.
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THERE will be Divine service in the
United Presbyterian church on Erie street,
tomorrow at the usual hours, IO1<A. N. and
SPIN, marIe.I99
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

Ar TIE AEGTER H. F. swsetss, 7. N.
Ksnnard, and c. 3. 3. BIakesIey, of rhe At
iantio and Great Western Railway, arrived
yesterday, and are EtOpPing at the Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

FoUHD GUnTY-Frank Kinsley, charged
with the murder Of Patrick COrrigan, has
been found guilty yOfmsnslaughter, of in cOlum-
hna
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CITY NEWS.

real ESTATE FOR SALE.-Resd sdver-
tissment in another. column headed "For
sale or 70 let" A rare chance is offered, and
a good bargain can be made.
March l9: I42.
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LUBN's Perfumes for seven shillings
Pure Wines, Brandiss, etc., at HalPs Homeo-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

Two arrivals were entered at the port
of sandusky on Thursdsy-the schooner Spy
from Huron, and the steamer Clinton from
p.s OI;,ko,
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seooED ONO CAvALRI.-This regiment
has received special orders to leave on Tues
day next for the front.
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DzHzIsERx-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, Ofice
50 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, IA the best man
nsr and At = low priss. dsa2RsF
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Trad KELLEY HAS LEASED
his Euclid Street. Place to a. J. Woolson. 1t s
u sale He boards at the American. Ofhce with
LYnds Friend, fist ! fs hand door, TOP Of stairs
Leading 20 the theneum, which is leased TO Arthur
HAntpelisr for Concert Hall, AZ years. mrl6-l4S
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marI5:I43.

To PRIETERs.-For sale at this Office, an
0rcutt Card Press, in good condition, and
capable Of as good work ss can be done on
any press made. Size, inside Of chase, AK
81 inches. viii be sold cheap. Also,
Diamond Press; ilIprint half sheet letter.
Specimens Of work done on the card press
within the past week, will be sent to any one
Wishing thsm. fah2O:I4O
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NOTICES.

The business will be continued At ths Bazaar a.
heretofore and respectfully solicit the patronage
af the fornaor customer. T. G.. MILT9-
marI6.IG5 -
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and ToOthsohe, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found It an excellent and
reliable sntidote in all cases. 7Frml5uH DEM
oeFdt.
Sold by all druggists. Price 35cts.
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland Ohio.
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nIFpTouLrY AT BUCYRUs.
THREE SOLDIERS SHOT.

A special dispatch from Columbus, day
or tive since, informed US that difficulty
had occurred at Bucyrus on Wednesday last,
between soldiers and citizens, in which sew
srsl soldiers were wounded. The Bucyrus
Journal Of the 18th, (Friday) gives full as
count Of the affrsy, from which We condsnse
the following particulars;
It seems that personal difficulty, embit-
tered by tbs usual hatred which OOpPerhesds
and soldiers feel for each other, has for some
time existed between q member Of the 49th
regiment,-Gt home on veterans furIough,-
and a clerk in FultOn's drug store, named
High. On Monday last, the day on which
the 4sth assembled at Bucyrus on its way to
its appointed rendezvous, the soldier, accom-
panied by six or eight Of his comrades, went
to FuIton's store to see High. But one OF
the soldiers was armSd,-s fact that makes
It evident that no quarrel was intended by
them. Here q number of Highs friends
were gathered, who, before the party had all
entered the store, commenced firing on the
soldiers with reVolVers, Wounding three
Sergeant ]. P. Canon, slightly; Sergeant
John Culver, very severely; snd private
James RAIDER, dangerously, and, it is feared,
mortaIly. The wounded men were immedi-
ateIy removed to the Sims Heuse, and all
possible care taken of thsm. Their comrades
Of the 49th were terribly incsnssd at High
and his friends, and were with difficulty re-
strained from attacking them, but were kept
in order by their officers;
Public sentiment, even in the Democratic
town of Bucyrus, is strongly cOndsmnatOry
Of High and his companions, as their con-
duct was clearly designed to provoke blood
shed, and as, If they had desired to prevent
an attack, it would have been easy to do so
by informing The officers of the regiment Of
the difficulty.
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PRAINARD'S HALLI
GENERAL TOM THUMB,

GENE2AL TOM THUMB,
And Hs Peautiful Litt's Vie,
TEE LATB Miss LAvINIA WARREN,
The Fascinating QUEEN CT Beauty
Commodore Mutt,
The Famous "f5O go Nrtt,' % oslieI from having
received thst sum from Mr. p. 7. Barnum
for Three Years services.
ELFIN MINNIE WARREN,
The Smallest Lady Of her age eVsr seen.
At the opsnlnR OF the VI O'Clock morning LsVee
the General and his Lady will wear the Tdspticai
Wedding COstrms they wore at Grace hurch on
their Wedding Day, Feb. l0tn. 1873.
They will appear IN Great Fa.iety Of Fascinating
Performances and Co TUNES.
qB-The Rich, ra-e and Co=tlY Wedding Presents,
also the magDihcent Jewels presented to Gen. Tom
Thumb by the crowned H0ans Of Europe will back
hibitsd at each Lsvee.
ADMISSION, rs cents. Children under 70 years
Of aga- Fifteau Cent?. marl7-l43
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ESss q PrsutIss' Provluusa markss z,
sort

The following Ere the rates charged bT themi
Hams-Sasar-o -oursd premium Hams, 3 B. 5Se
Dried Beef-R I35Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = h.............- lO5kc
Baoon-tJr Smoked Sides b............ ...... l23SC
Eard-Prime leaf, kettle-rsad' ed in bbls . b..l3Sc
I" Prime leaf, kettle rendered in kegs b..i3AC
P0rk-ho. mess >
Extra clear p Hbbl.............-....... ,Of
~ No extra charge made for packages OF cartAgS
to railroad dspOts or bOats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly flied. Our sugar cured Hams and
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE PREHTIS5,
Nos. l42, IA and i45 Ontsrio-zs., cleveland
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