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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-29


THURSDAY EVENING, April 29.
Council met at the usual hour, the President,
q. S. Stevens, Esq, occupying the chair.
Present, all the members.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and adopted.
PETITIONS.
From property holders in the fre-Iimits
between Bolivar and Huron streets, remon-
strsting against the erection of wooden
buildings within said limits. Filed.
REPORTS.
0fthe Committee on Police, recommend
ing the increase of the pay Of thePOlics to two
dollars a day. Filed.
Of the Committee on Fire and Water, IA
vorabls to the petition Of E. Hessenmueller
and others to permit Isaac Sturtevsnt to erect
wooden buildings on Huron street. Filed.
BONDS.
OF William A. ChampIin as Constable.
Approved.
Ofstephen Brennan, Assessor Fifth Ward.
Approved.
of GeorgeRidgewsy,C Constable. Approved.
OF Lucius B. Eager, Constable. Approved.
0fCharles G Stevens, Constable. Approved.
CLAIMS.
OF Mrs. Lydia Hooly, for $35O0 damages,
resulting from the grade Of Ohio street. Re-
fsrred to Board Of City Improvements.
OLA. W. Hurlburt, for $4,000 damages re-
sulting from the grade of Canal street. Re-
ferred to Board of City Improvements.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. VanTassell. That the Committee
on Fire and Water be authorized to have a
reservoir built on Washington street at the
most convenient place between Taylor and
St. Paul streets. Referred to the Committee
on Fire and Water.
By Mr.. VsnTasssl, That the Board Of City
Improvements be instructed TO pave all the
sidewalks with good prick on Pearl, Clinton,
State, Church, and Hanover streets, that have
not been finished as ordered by this council,
and charge and collect the same of the prop-
srty owners. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Finance Com
mittee be authorized to borrow for the credit
Of the city the sum of $1,000, to be used to-
wards the payment for Steam Fire Engine
No. 5. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the report of the Citi-
zsns Naval Committee on statistics, showing
the fitness of Cleveland for naval depot,
presented by his honor the Mayor, be re-
ceivsd, and be printed at the expense of the
city. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be instructed to rent the
old City Prison to Provost Marshal Nash for
the use Of the Government, if in their opin-
ion it is advisable to do so. Lost.
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A SIGE OF PPosPERIrY-C. A. Reed &
Co, Bankers and Brokers, No. 95 Superior
street, have been engaged for a week or ten
days past in reftting and practically rebuild
ing their Office, enlarging its dimensions and
vastly improving its appearance. These
gentlemen have been engaged in business in
this city for twelve or fourteen years, and by
the constant practice of those nevsr-fsiling
levers Of success, industry and integrity
have built up large business and acquired
al enviabls public credit. The firm is com
posed OF gentlemen yet young in years, but
their character for business sagscisy is equal
to the best, while their unvaried courtesy
and fair dealing will ever secure to them
hosts of friends. We heartily wish them
continued success.
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THEAzRE.-Tbere was another crowded
house at the Academy Of Music last night to
hear that most charming of plays, Fsnchon,
and to see Maggie Mitchell in her greatest
character, as Little Fadet. Her delinsstiOn
of the character is most bsWitching. The
lights and shades of impulse and emotion in
it are thrown out with wonderful beauty and
power. Mr.. ElIslsr plays Father Barbeaud
with the perfection that msrks all his rendi-
tions. McCollom's Landry is. admirable,
and Lewis gives to the character of Didier
something more than mere oomicslity. The
other characters are all we'll rendered.
Tonight is Miss Mitchell's benefit. The
fair actress deserves and will doubtless have
4 crowded house. She appears in f'Margot'
as Margot. In this piece Mrs. Dickson will
make her first appearances since her injury,
assuming Mrs BradshsE's part Of the Bar
onsss, on account of the illness Of the latter
lady. The many admirers of this excellent
eOnmedienHe will be pleased to welcome her
back to Cleveland. The afterpiece for the
=zAains is-tsKatv 0'SheaI'' y with Miss
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improvements be authorised to lay stone
crossing on PesrI street, st the intersection
of Carroll street. Board Of City Improve
ments.
By Mr.. Payne, That Isaac sturtsvsnt be
allowed to erect an addition to his frame
house, No. so Huron street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Palmer, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be authorized 10 purchase
the bell on Steam Engine House No. 5, at 3
cost not to exceed $3.50. Tabled.
By Van TssseI, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be authorized TO purchase
one more steam engine, to he placed in Eu-
CINE House No. 10, in the 11th Ward. Fire
and Water.
By Mr.. Presly, That the Fire and Water
Committee be instructed to take immediate
measures to discharge Eogine company No.
10. Adopted.
By Mr.. Upton, That the Committee on Fire
and Water disband Engine company Ne. 6,
as soon as practicable. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bissett, That the resolution passed
at the last meeting of this Council in refer
erence to paying Police Officers their salary
while away from the city doing military duty
be resciuded. Lost.
By Mr. Bond, That the Board of City I'm
provsments notify the property holders on
Hamilton street, between Bond and Erie, to
ninety days. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the pay of the Police
from and after the first day Of May be 81 psr
day. Adopted.
By Mr.. Van Tsssel, That the Committee on
| Fire and Water be authorized 70 purchase for
the new steam FIRE engine 1000 feet good
leather hose, expense not to exceed 81, 50 per
foot. Adopted.
By Mr.. PrssIy, That the grant of D. B.
Sexton, giving to the city the right to con-
struet and maintain a sewer under the Gid
dings property, dated April 22nd, 1854, be
accepted on the conditions Of said instru-
mont. Referred to special committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Kesting, Presley, and
Bond
ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade of Bank street. Com
mittee on Ordinances.
To grade and pave Prospect street, from
Erie to Hudson. Tabled one week.
To accept and confirm the dedication
| of Dare street. Ordinances,
To establish the grads Of Ontario street,
between the Park and Lake street. Ord
inances.
To lay and assess a special tax upon Co.
Iumbus street. Ordinances.
To provide for constructing Franklin Al
ley Lane. Ordinances.
To grade and improve Ontario street, be-
tween the Park and Lake street. Ordinances.
To grade and improve Miami street, be-
tween Ohio and Eagle streets Ordinances.
To establish the grade of Miami street
from Ohio to Eagle Ordinances.
To provide for constructing Detroit street
main sewer. Second reading.
Relative to the leasing and sale Of certain
property. Ordinances.
To provide for the punishmen. Of certain
misdemeanOIs. Second reading.
To repeal an ordinance creating the office
of Auditor and defining his duties. Tabled
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RETURN OF COL HAYEARD.-Colonel
Hayward returned frsm Columbus yesterday
morning. BE reports that the State capital
is full Of officers Of the National Guard, and
that there is q strong feeling among all Of
them against the admission of substitutes.-
1t is thought possible that that part of the
order of Adjutsnt General Cowen which per-
mits the employment Of substitutes may yet
be revoked. Meantime, Colonel Hayward
announces his determination to accept no
substitutes, except in cases where it is i'm
possible for the principal to go, and where
the substitute has been accepted by the
company.
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NEW COMPANY FOR THE 29rH-Csptain
Tibbitts is recruiting company for the seth
regiment, at Richards billiard rooms. The
Captain is thorough soldier, and will, We
doubt not, be successful in raising the requi-
site number Of men. The non-cOmmlssioned
officers will be chosen from among the com.
papv members.
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CHANGE OF FIRh The law firm Of
Buckingham 4 Dunn has been dissolved BY
the retirement of the junior partner, who
has entered the United States service. H.
B. DsWOlf, Esq, has entered into partner
ship with Mr.. Buckingham, and the firm
will hencefOrth be known as Buckingham &
DsWoIf.
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On Saturday, April 80, at the Auction
Room of o. Cutter & Son, 134 Bank street,
will be sold to the highest bidder, for the
benefit Of whom it may concern, Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine, 1 Singer Sewing
Machine, both in perfect order; large
Express Wagon eastern built) suitable for
moving purposes 100 volumes of new and
second hand books, Soda Fountain. The
Sewing Machines will be sold at half past
IL o'clock, the wagon at O'Clock, precisely.
apr28. .148.
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a, q +. C. POPE,

lporirtenderts, Manufacturers and Dealers 1
all kinds Of
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FRE.-A fire broke out on Tuesday eve
ming, about quarter to ten O'Clock, in the
unoccupisd frame building st No IS Rock
well street. The fire was extinguished with
buckets, not, however, until the structure
had been damaged to the amount of $50
The steamers did not get to work. The fire
was the work of an incendisry. This is the
second case of incendisrism since Saturday.
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NRw YORK mARKET--Aprll qs.

By TELEGRAPH.
Rlour-Stste and Western dull, irregular, unset
tied and l0a2Oc lower. Sales at 5Oa IS for extra
State; E7,75sS,l0 for extra round h0op Ohio; S.
l5a9 for trade brands. market closing heavy with
no buyers at outside figures.
Whisky-Irregular and unsettled Sales at 81
27al, ,29 for State, and 81 ,28al 81 for Western.
TVhear-Dull, and nOminaiiy 2a3c lower. Sales at
al,726,7 IS for Chicago Spring; rl,73al,75 for Mil
wAukee club; sl,Snal.4 for winter red Western.
RYe-Scarce and firmer. Sales at 81 ,55al ,5s1<.
C0rn-Quiet. and scarcely 20 firm yesterday
Sales at sl.39al.40 to- old mixed western, closing
heavy at the inside price.
Oats-Dull Sales at s7asso for v estern.
WOOI-Eirm and in fair demand.
Sugar-Dull.
COffee-Quiet.
PeTrOisum-Firm. Refined in bond 5sa5sc; do
free for May. buyers option st &c. and in Philade
phia 90 bhls crude at 35c.
POrK-Quiet, and without mater al change in
prices.
Tard-Insctivs, and prices favor buyers. Sales at
l4al5c, including so bbis for May l5th and SEQ for
May, at l5c, and 500 bbis foI June at l5Ac.
BuEIor-A little nrmer- state Ba30cs Ohio nom
inal
Chesse-stesdy at I6alsc for new.
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! FINE OPPORTUNITY, AM

will open his pastures for tine season en the Ist
day Of ay xt Prices per week for COWS, 70 cents;
for hor7ss. 81 So. 0fher arrangements same Fast
Vear Tan25-I4g1 &. 5. STONE.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
ALBUMS. AZ

Z. B DOUGLAS 3 Co.,
I79 SuperioT-St.
ARrIsr5' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AID
7rWTOs's and Gonpll'B OIL and Water Ool0rI
Es r. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
IT superior-ss.
oval &ED gQUABS GILT ROSEWOOD
Fr-ra-s, At q y. E0DSbAS & CO.'S,
fTs EuPsricz-rG.
PHOTOGRAPH coPPIE5 cP 6sLa3 EAEHD
Ps;ntiazS Apd rusravtngs, Il
x u. ROUGLEE s O8.E,
III 5uPerior-sE.
'sdRE-EH DE WHITE" OF OELERRATsp
pgep end Women. and PEimer's Marbles, At
r y. DOUGLAS O0.'E,
fT9 9uperior-sG
FTAN aEaGav vEk55 eF DisTINGUBHEB
sssn q 3. DOUGLAS cos,
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TO be IS4
Il will be seen that there are deficiencies
in all the Wards of the city. The Fourth
Ward has deficiency of only three, which
it viii doubtless make up before the draft.
Lake county is entirely " out of the wilder
ness" Brooklyn and Orange townships, in
ouyahOga county, and TaIImsdge, CuyahO-
ga Falls and Twinsburgh, in Summit county,
are also clear of the draft.
The total deficiency in the city is 527; in
CuyahOga county, outside of the city, 246.
The total deficiency in the district is s5S,
to which so per cent. is to be added, giving
1881 to be drafted from the district. About
fifteen thousand names are on the enrolment
lists, so that the proportion to be drafted is
about one in twelve.
Tho preparations for drafting will be com
pletsd on Saturday, and everything will be
in readiness for a draft on Monday.
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We are indebted to the courtesy of Mr..
Charles E. Wilson, Deputy Provost Marshal,
for the following statement of the quota Of
each town and ward in this District, with the
number credited to each of those places,
which, being deducted, shows the number
subject to the draft:
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DEPARTURE OF THE THIRTY-sEvKHTH.-
The Thirty-seventh Ohio (Germsn) Rsgi-
ment, left for Cairo, via Columbus, yesterday
morning about eleven o'clock. A large
crowd Offriends and acqusintancss assembled
at the depot to bid them farewell.
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BUaFALO mAR.KET--ApriI Qs.

FIour-Dun. Ohio. Indiana and Michigan extra
81 50; Illinois and Wisconsin spiing extra e7,Ooa
T,l2x white wheat double extra Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan tS oOa3 Is.
Whear~Dul and inactive. Nos. and Chicago
and Milwaukee spring held at 81 aOali5; winter red
Csrn-Dnii. small sales on the spot at $40; Of
fered to arrive at ~,
Oats-Quiet and firm at 76a7eo.
Barley s6d Rye scarce and nOmtnai.
Whisky-Duli and 4 shade easier at 81 2lal ,245<.
Receipts So bbls -four; 1000 bush wheat
$500 bush corn.
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April "a, 1884
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Ale and POrter-ln good demand. We quote /:
Present use Xxx ale ssOO; Stock xxx. 5000 tn SI2-
%; Rennett sl2,OOi Pa,e Cream 5000 Porter So
BALI and quarter barrels in proportion.
MaIt-Steady at tI,5 per bushel.
Hops-Range at 25sS5o, according to quality.
NaiIs-Active, and advanced sec per ksg. We
quote: IOd up to SOD, S725; Sd and 3d. $50; Sd and
I'd, $3.50; Id and Sd, SsOO Sd, ss %. I2fc less per
keg, If ordered in lots Of 100 kegs-5c OF.
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CHICAGO mARKKT.
tspeoisl to the cleveland LEADER.

Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
OHIoA0o. April ..
FIaur-Inaetive, and nomidslly I5a25o lower.
Whear-7B<a5c lower Sales No spring ct q, ,26k
al ,27<, and No at el.2lal,26.
Gora-ls9c lower. SALES No. at ssas9 End No. 2
at g6ag7c.
flaf1--DuII Sales ct No. At 665<a57ko
Rve-Ffrm at q "a for No I.
RsFIey- STEADY At 81 80 for No. 2
HIghwInes-Easier. Sales at q, ,20al %, closing
duiet at el,2l.
PrOyfafona-Eirm.
PoRK-Mess firm At $3.50.
LARD Firm a. Is4al4c.
Haef CaGIis-Excited, and 50a60c higher. Sales
at q, ,5Oas.55.
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HIRING sTnCK oInrArInNs-

NEW YORK, April o.
Rocky Mountain 1OH. Penn Copper o. Hilton
81 Dakotsh 55zi Knowlton II, Relianos ~.
BOSTON, April d.
tiOns:
Bay State 225f, Central SO. Copper Falls Az, Hu-
ron Al, Franklin 53<, Isle Boyale 2s. Northwestern
4. Pewsbic 5sA, kOoKiand Is, Hancock 10. French
Greek ~.
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BLAHKs.-We shall, in futureI keep On
hand full assortment of legal blanks Of
every description, printed in good style and
upon good stock.
The attention of dealers and others is res
pectfuIIy invited, Terms reasonable. Or
dsrs by mail promptly attended to.
E. CoELEs & Co.
ApriI "a, 1884.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

ATTENTION Co. &C." 10Th RECT, N. g.
You are hereby ordered to appear at the Ar
mory on Saturday evening, April Both, at
71< o'clock. Every member must be present,
as business of Importance will come before
the company. By order
E. B. THoxAs, 1st Sergeant.
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING.. APR. %, 1854.
FRAvKLLER,s RKGIsrER.

EEE RDVERFIsEmEEsB.=
@. A. Rsaa-U. 5. 1910 5 per cent Loan.
John EIIsIer-Aoademy Of Music.
A. n'psiier-Atheneum Husio Hal
.Iintoln-MetrJp0litan Gift Book Store.
Hatch, johnson & Co.-Grsy's Patent Nodded Col
lars.
o. Gutter 4 sOn-ReAI Estate at Auction.
s.sB. Williams & Co-Exhibition.
O. MoTen-Furniture at Auction.
Vanted-Plaee.
o. Cutter and son-Locsl Notice
Affection Cs. O-Lecal Notice.
o. Ortter sou-Pisno at Auction
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A day or two since respectfully dressed
lady, about thirty years old, made her
appearance, csrpet-sac6 in hand, at the Pro-
vost Msrshal's office, about ten A. NJ, and
asked for Provost Marshal Nash. Audience
with that Official having been granted, she
informed the Captain that she was from
Nashville, and had recently been married to
a mau named Frank Miller, belonging to the
Fourth Michigan Cavalry; that her husband
had deserted and brought her North; and
that they had just arrived in Cleveland.
She added patheticslly that he had been
most attentive to her, performing all his
coDjugal duties most attsntiveiy, but that on
their arrival in Cleveland he had escaped
from her, carrying of forty dollars of her
money, and leaving her moneyIess and
friendlsss in strange city. This was GER
tainly unseemly conduct in a neWIy-married
husband, however e1cussble it might have
been in one who had longer experience in
cOnjugaI felicity (72). It provoked the
righteous indignation OF Mrs. Miller, who,
in retaliation, had determined to reveal the
fact of his desertion, and to demand his ar
rest.
The fellow was soon found, being easily
recognized from his height-six feet five
inchss,-and the recrsant spouse and SOL
disr was brought into the MsrshaPs pres
encs. At first he stoutly denied the whole
charge and pretended never to have seen his
wife. But letters and money found upon
him soon upset this defence. ThereupOn,
calling the Provost Marshal aside, he in
formed him, with the utmost GOODNESS, that he
1.-THE prisoner) was a colored man, and there
fore could not be held to United States ser
vice. The Marshal at first refused to be-
lisve this, as nothing in the mans appear
anoe would suggest the idea. But he soon
proved this fact by calling in two of his
brothers, Whs are walters at tbe
Angler House, and are unmistsksbIy mu
lattOes. It then transpired that the fellows
name was Jonathan Gray, that he had en-
listed in Detroit as q member of the 4th
Michigan cavalry, and that he had deserted
and married the woman who had complained
against him in Nashville. Marshal Nash,
however, decided that the fact of his color
didn't relieve the crime of desertiOn, and
placed him under arrest until something
could be heard from his regiment.
When the fact Of her husbands color was
communicated to the woman, she was agits-
ted by ts1pest of conflicting emotions
She was overwhelmed with sstOnishmsnt,
shame, indignation, and sorrow. Her wrath
was intensified tenfOld, and the Invisible
"sdmixture" in her husbands blood was
held by her far greater sin than his WiIlful
dssertiOn. Slowly and sadly she left the Of
fee, her sstchsl pendent st her side, deter
mined to return to Nashville and there wear
her widows weeds in unmoIested quiet.
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FoR SALE AT AUCTIOE.-2 open buggies,
top buggy, l new two horse wagon, three
spring wagon, 2 side saddles, 2 sets Of double
harness, 2 plows, horses, &c Saturday, April
30th, at 76 Cbsmplain street. Sale haf-past
ten A. M Fred Kimberly, Auctioneor.
ap27:I48
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II. sECCE mERKEE-APrII2S.
lETzEEEankpHE

NE1Ck1-beITer-
Michigan CeDtral lilH, Illinois Central scrip I29
Cleveland and Pittsburgh ll-H Chicago and Rock
Island 1l4<, Pittsburgh. Fort wayne and Chicago
III, Alton and Terre Hauta So. CHICAGO and Narth-
western 565e, do preferred II. Michigan Southern
SO =, heading 1917, Hsr EN- 225. Hudson no. Erie
ll4ss, New York Central l54A, United States one
Jear certificates g. Missouri $50 Ohio and Ms,is-
sippi certificates 56H, Pacific Mail 2s7H.
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For fine boot or Ladies wear of every
description of the latest and most fashionable
style, go to t-e great Bankrupt Sale, los
Superior Sc. Call and examine the stock
and judge for yourselves. Prices defy com
petition. apr2S:149
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CITY NEWS

The ATLANTIC FOR MAY.-We are under
obligations to VI. D. Baker d Co. for the
May number of the Atlantic. It is an excel
lent number.
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spr30:1t

A splendid new 7-octsve Piano Forte
will be sold at the auction room Of o. Cutter
& Son, on Saturday, SOth inst, at II O'Clock
precisely. ap29-l48
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FIEsr Boar ToR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The
excellent side wheel steamer Cleveland, Cap
tain HalIersn, left last night for Lake supe-
riOr. She is the first boat for Lake Superior
this saason
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THE DRAFF.

The Long Agony Over---Feteran Credits
Observation-Disclosures and surPIuses---
Preparations for the Draft--Ir VIII Take
Place Next Week.