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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13

NEW UNIFORMS. police, within the
last day or two, have donned their new uni
forms, consisting of cap, coat, shield and
mace, much resembling that of the New
York Metropolitan Police. 1t is a cOnve-
nient and handsome one.
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ARREST OF DEsEKTER.-A deserter be-
longing to the Thirty NewYOrk Regi-
msnt, named Michael Kelly, was arrested on
Tuesday afternoon, by policemen Furnal
and Marshall. He was lodged in the Police
Station House, while the regiment at Buffalo
Is telegrsphed to.
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UNITED STATES COURr.-The following
indictments have been returned by the
Grand Jury, which has adjourned unit. June
LIST.
o. S. Ds. Jacob Hays, Andrew DudgeOn,
and WortbingtOn shepley, for conspiracy ;
Charles Dudgeon, harbOring, cOncesling and
giving employment to a deserter; Asa Free
man, stealing letters; David Gilbert, OOun-
terfeiting fractional currency.
John Robinson, charged with illegally de-
tanning and opening letters, was found gull
ty on two counts of the indictment, and SEN
tence suspended.
Yesterday Henry Kiser of Richland cOun-
ty, was found guilty of passing counterfeit
money and sentenced to one years imprisOn-
ment The defendant was arrested nearly a
year ago, and held as prosecuting witness
against the noted counterfeiter, Dillon, of
whom he had purchased the nOte-a green
back raised from a one to ten-but had
made / is escape and had not been heard
of for some time, until he was arrested in
Richlsnd county short time ago.
The cases of the United States ps. Brown,
Bland and Wood, for running off dsssrters,
are set for trial to day.
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A GENEROUS Aor.-We are informed
that 1 Buckingham, Esq, has undertaken,
without compensation, to supply the place of
A. T. Brinsmsde, Esq Assistant City At
tOrney, in tho performance of his official du-
ties, during the absence of the latter with
the I5Oth. We are glad to chronicle this
generous and patriotic act.
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NEW YORK MARKET--May ID.


EIour-St.te and Western moderately active and
prices without decided change sales at IS 95af N
Tor extra state; o. 35a7,50 TOT extra rl1nd hoop
Ohio 81 55as or rads brands, the market closing
quiet.
VVhislxy-Quiat and unsettled. s1,2I4I,4 for
State " esiern El.25.
Wheat-lR2c higher, with good export demand.
Sales at 81 for Chicago spring 81 55a 90 for am
ber NilWaukee el .63 for winter red estern.
GoFB-FiTmer, with only n limited supply. Sales
Of old Western mixed at AZ
OaIs-Eirmsr. western S7s6 &c for cash, and 90c
To- Government certificates.
PerrOIsum-Firm. Crude 3Ta3SSc; refined in
bond 57a55e
wool Quiet.
POrk-OpeHtd with little move irmnsss, and
closed quiet a. about yesterdays prices. z65Oa27O
for mess; e25 25az6 s7s fer old dO s2l2a2sZ7S tor
do closing at s2S l2Sa2S 25; % O0a24 75 for old
and new p ime; &27,5776a27, 80 for prime mess.
Cut tteaIs-Quiet and nOminaily unchanged.
Bacon Sides-Quiet
I.ard-Quer and With ut material change. Sell
ing AZ l3AzI456c, the latter extreme hgure for
choice kettle rend red. Sales Of 800 bbls for May,
SO lers option, at 44c.
BuEIer-steady. Ohio 25as3c; State 3Oa3lc.
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TREES IN THE PUBLIC SoUARE.-NoW
that Spring is lending fresh grace and beau
ty to our Square, the condition of several
trees in it, on which dead and broken limbs
attest their neglected state, needs to be look
cd into. We trust that the Council or the
Street Commissioner may take prompt action
in removing this blemish upon the good
locks of our city.
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MARINE INTELLIaENeE,
PORT OF o. gvKLAND.


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. u.
stmr City Of Clev5i ,ni, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Saf fnaw CatlOu, Sandusky.
Prop 81 -Quehanna rsWn, HufiaO.
PTo5 Acme, Hathaway, Bufalo.
Prop OEego, Bryant, BudalO,
Frop Canisteo, blackman, Dunkirk.
Prop abash, Kirby, iiunkirk.
Prop Idaho, COnkey. Ruialo.
Schr Cape Horn. isse. Buffalo.
schr W II Willard, Sherwood, Buffalo.
OLE RED.........-......May Y.
Stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop saginaw, cation, BudalJ.
Prop squehanna, Brown, anduiky.
Prop acme, Hathaway, To edo.
Prop o seRO, Bryant, Sandusky.
Prop OanisteO, Bla kmsn, Toledo.
Prop abash. hiTby, To edo
Prop Idaho, Oonkey, thicago.
PtOp Pewsbic. Mckay, OutonagOn-
Prop Pacific. Kelley, EufiAlO, $50 bbls -four.
Hrop Ontario, thaver, Ogdensburgh, 1850 ibis h0uf.
fark Wm Jon s. = ndrews, Chicago, 900 tons coal.
Brig Isabella, Wilson. Buffalo, ~ tons ooa-
sohr Correspondent jeffrey, Copper harbOr, $50 tORs
coal
Schr Brittania, Haher BurwelL
Schr Mary Rankin, Butns Detroit. 100 tons coal
-chr Russell Dart, Parks. Chicag0 tons coal.
Schr Belle City, Fielder Detroit, 80 tens coal.
Sch Geo D0usman, PetersoR, Chicago, $50 tons
coal
soow Gen Pierce, Shoemaker Detroit
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FRAVELLKR,s RRGIsEKB.
:Hzvy ADVERFIsEEKERs.7

9. A. Rssa-U. g. 1910 Bonds.
John BIlslsr-Academy Of Music.
ktheDeum Music Hsll-A. Montpelier.
Churchill Bro.-Teas
A. G. Bettberg-Moustaehe Cup and Saucer.
I. b. MarshalI-Notice to Contractors.
Churchill 4 Bro-WhIte wssh Brushes.
o. Gutter a son-House and Lot at Auction.
H. +. Brayton-Insursnce.
Hussey a McBride-For Lake Superior.
Wsnted-GirI.
Won ed-saleswomsn or OOpJtst.
For sa'e-Pianos.
Wanted Board.
Churchill BrO.-English Breakfast Teas,
J. FarreTl-IocaI Notice.
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CHICAGO lIAKKRT.-UAY ID

Special to the ,lsvslsnd LEADER.I
FIour-StesdS. Spring extra f5,T546,s7&.
WheaL-Firmer. sales at sl,205fal,2l Tor No J.,
81. .issl .lg for No 2.
Corn-sc higher sales No at 81 ,OSaI,t3, and No
2 at 95zel Ol closing { the Oatside hgures
ShaIs-Easier. sales No ! at 6safs4o.
Rye-Firm ct 81 25sl ,25k for No. ].
harley Firm
Whlaky-Duii at aI.l5.
Provisions-Ie Pork neglected; bulk shoul-
ders il3ec packed.
Iard-Quiet at l3al3Ac-
FTrighfs-SC higher. Charters at SC for wheat
to Buffa o.
The markets we're Qniie active to-day, and trans
actions siderable, especially m cJrn at ad-
vance Of 30 over Yegtsrdayls price,.
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A GOOD Rosewood Piano Forte, Piano
Stool and Cover, at auction, on Saturday,
May I4th, at the Auction Room of o. Cutter
4 Son. Win be sold at II o'clock precisely.
may12:I50
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srKATED.-On Wednesday, the 4th inst,
large size red COW, short horns, and end Of
tail broken. A liberal reward will be given
to any Que giving information of her where
abOuts. J. FARRELL,
msy1S:l5o. 81 California Street.
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In this CITY, on the 18th inst at the residence Of
the bride parents. Mr.JAS H. MILLER and Miss
SOPHIA M HENSUH. No ca DIS.
OF May, 1854, Mr. OEAS u. OAWOt d, OF Cleveland
aud Miss SARAH EMIL Y, onlY daughter Of Mrs
Elizabeth Miller, Of Brooklyn Center. NOcards.
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DIED.

Wednesday. May 18th. at q O'Clock, MARY PAU u
INE, only dsuFhter OF Henry and Caroline Reeve
Balloon, aged three years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at O'Clock, at
Is Vestry street. Friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend.
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PERsoEAL.-Wm. Kennsrd, Esq, Of the
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, is in
town and stopping at the Angler.
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& y. sTaUE. e1AlklG gF-Rlar12.

Stobks-Steady.
Five twenties, coupons / 58 seven-thirties IlOH,
i5sOuri 6's "A, Rev York central I3lA, Erie lIO,
Hudson Ia62, Harlem 26l, Reading $50, mfoHigan
Central l37A, Michigan Southern g3H, Illinois zen
ral scrip l35. Cleveland and Pittsburgh lOsS Gale
na and Chicago I9&. Uievel- nd and Toledo 49, Chi
cagO and lock Island Ill, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago ITO, Chicago and northwestern 55&.
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BUFFALO mAKKBT--may IL,

lhl IHhAohAFhsl
RIour-Dull. and stock light. Sales Of double ex-
ira Indi ma at seas 50; southern Indiana t775.
Wheat-Dull but nrmer. ed v nter 81 80; No
Milwaukee club 81 -34z: No ? Chicaeo spring q, >
40: No2 s1iIwsukee cIt sf,29. closing firm.
GOrH-Firmer, y I'd a shade better. No new u =
Is; old el,lS -.
Canal PreiEhts-firmer. Wheat l51<sl6c and
corn IsSl4c to New York
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Taere is no change Shltever to note in conner
cia matters to-day, ihe tnrritude and apathy OF the
past two weeks in FL dr and Grain continuing. Un-
der the advances established in breadsiu in New
York yesterday, which maintained to-day, hold
ers here were rather steadier in their views, but
10 impression was made upon boyer. Corn is with
out much inqpiry snd nominaIiy unchanged. Oats
were in better inquiry to-day, and irmer Provi-
sOns are fairly active and firm at quotations high
wines very quiet and rather unsettled, buyers
and se srs wide apart in their views, Other articles
quoted are ncminaly unchanged AID very quiet.
We give saOs and quotations for tc day follows
FIouF-Very dull. Good 10 choice double extra
red s7OOgz5O; fancy brands do s7629775. There
were shipped to-day
70 70 osden n als... s5rrr6 .5'5sS ssS BSIs BSIs
Whcar-Ho sales reported. Good to choice red,
free on board, oniually ,ss 40. 900 bushels
No Milwaukee club wsre offered on Change at sl,-
35. but there were no buyers at this figure.
CSrn-Held at sl,5 on track, with a very mocer-
ate inquiry.
Oats-ssle Of cars from store at sOo.
Rye-Firm at.sl,IO from store.
BarIey-Quotsd at 81, ,25sIs IS for good to prime on
track.
POrk-Moderately active at $500 Tor city mess.
Lard-Firm at I4c for city rendered in tierces.-
Sales to-day Of / coo rs.
smoked MBaL8-blea1y at Ine lOltONlug quota
tions; canvassed hams l9c; sugar-cured do, uncan-
vassed, lsc plain do l7c shoulders so clear bacon
I5o dried bee I5o. Sales Of 200 Tbbs sugsr-oured
hams lsc; 100 hs bulk shoulders at l2c; 700 Bs
shoulders at l3c.
Butter-Quiet at 258Z7c for good to prime Western
Reserve.
EEEs-In fair demand and selling at I7o.
Chesas-New in moderate demand at IOal25zo. No
old in market.
aIEhwIues-Very quiet, and nominally sl.l5 ask
ing We hear Of no offers and 10 sales
AIcOhOI-Held at e. 4Oes2 AZ for IS per cent. Neu-
traI Proof Spirits Sl,27.
sseds-DuH at ss,l2e3,25 for Timothy, and s7,75
for Glover.
saH-Firm. Fine s2,as. coarse and ground
solar $3.50.
Dried ABPleB-Firm and selling at IOo.
Dried Peaches-The demand Is fair, with a
limited supply, at Ha2sc for peeled and ls99o for
unpeeled
Potatoes-In fair demand at sI,l24 for BeshAn-
uocks, and sOcssl,lO for Peach blows, according
to quality.
PetrOIeum-Quist at s5a66c.
TaIiOw-selling at 1910.
Plastsr-In fair demand at slO per ton for land,
$3.50 por barrel for " Dentist" and s3,2 per bar
rel for common cslcined
Fish-Iu good demand and firm at the follow
ing quotations; White Fish, half barrels. $50
Pickerel half barrels, tS,5O; Trout, half barrels
76O; HERRING $3.50 per hall barrel
Mill Feed-In good request snd firm at s25,OO@
15,Oo Oats and ground together s42O0aa45OO at
the mills.
nIt.-IGra ouofa a. foIIouzv.
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at the great
Bankrupt Sale, IOs Superior street. Al
cases just received. The assortmentis is com
plete. They must be closed out within ten
days mayII $50
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FoR Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MoGsrvey's, opposite the PostOf-
fee, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. apr2O:I49
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Elm NARCTAAs
MONEY MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, May u, 1854.
GOld-Gold in New York to-day ruled firm, open
Ing and closing at I7 nominal declines occurring In
the interim. 1t is matter OF common surprise that
in view Of the daily reports OF successes to our arms
in Virginia. Gold should not only maintain its posi-
tion, but actually advance, aud the public mind has
been led to question ths truth Of these reports from
the TACT OF this advance 1t should be borne In mind
however, that during the FIST three days of the MILL
tsIy operations in Virginia ths fall in gold was 50
larga to very nearly if not quite, discount dscis-
i've victory, which 1t then confidently believed
would be not only inevitable, but speedy event -
seven days Of uspreceden ed battle have -hOwn that
the blst judgments misoalou ated the task and that
long period may yet elapse before it is accom-
plished- In the meantime, the foreign trads de-
mands gold. and those very mea who four dafs aso
crOEded the market sellers, now there equally
eager to buy, and the few operators vho hold the
gold enabled to "cOrner" " the market through
the necessities Of the buyers This fact being per-
fsotiy understood among bankers, they are buying
at wide margin. The highest rate paid here to-day
was I7O.
sIIvSr-BuYins to-day at 1880 per cent. premium.
aIoney-The loan market is very quiet, ana cur
rency is easy at 6@71z Ter cent.
ExShaHEs-Very dull. On New York par for
| Government. National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh \ per cent discount.
Governments BOnds-steady and active ct the
following rates:
Buying. Selling
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SALES OF MAHONIse B. B. sToCK.-SsleI o! Ma
honing Railroad shares wero made in this city on
Wednesday at le4. sx div. This rapid appreciation
of its stock curing the past year is assurance Of
the hea thy and prosperous condi'ion OF the road
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13

7AIe and POrter-A ctivs at following quotations:
Present use Xxx ale $500; Stock Xxx, SlGOO to al2-
90; Rennett $500; Pa,e Cream sII,8O; Porter sIl
pIalt-steady At SIS per bushel.
Hops-Range at 25155c, according to quality
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13
rhs Union Ward NIeetlnes Last NIeht.

The Union Ward Meetings Last Night
Last evening Union ward meetings were
held, at the usual places of meeting, in the
wards and townships of CuyahOgs county,
to elect delegates to the County Convention
at National Hall tomorrow. We publish
below the result as far as we have been able
to ascertain it:
SECOND WAED.
AnseI Roberts, Samuel Williamson, Doctor
A. Everett, q. S. Stevens, o. N. skeels, G.
W. Noble.
TENTH WARD.
Reuben H Becker, Augustus E. BurlisOn,
Charles W. Schmidt, Charles R. Everett, Mi
chael Crapser, Samuel Furnal.
FIRsT WARD.
George B. senter, ]. W. Smith, c. c. ROg-
srs, George FrisseIl, Thomas Jones, Jr,, E
Hessenmueller.
THIRD WARD.
M. Barnett, R. Crawford, A. Townsend
W. H Price, James Tracey, J. A. Harris.
FIFTH WARD
Charles HickOx, Dudley Baldwin, William
Bschsnbacb, W. Il. Taylor, Jacob HOvsy
William LoWrie.
Sixth WARD.
John Huntington, Louis Hammer, VIM
P. FOgg, Leonard ssrtOrius, N. B. sherwin
Charles Castle.
ELE7BETH WARD.
Jeremiah Coonrad j ohm Kirkpatrick, Dan
iel Kuntz, Charles Miller, Thomas Dixon
Captain SprouI.
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Ten-FOEty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
TEB FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAED,
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, Is prepared to receive subscriptions to the
Ten-Eorty Government Loan
now ready for delivery
Depository for U. S. Ofioers, Psymasters and
Quartsrmasters. mar30-lh2.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13

DEETIsrRY.-Dr. D. F. Robinson, office
No. so Wood street. All kinds Of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price.
dec2R27
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PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET.
Especial to the Lesdor /

| PITTsBURGH May y
| PeTrOIsum-There is a better feeling in crude,
/ and more Inquiry. Sales te day at 2s5fc and PC =
Nothing doing in refined Up the river refined sold
| at sc Arrivals, 200 barrels
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ges u ~ as n OKAB


BnFNf sc LEbpER OzFlGE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Msy Il, 1884.
ReoeTpts-Ihe following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
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WAETED.-A Substitute for three years
service. Call at las Superior street.
maylI $50
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON a TRAIN !

The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the s'Fair Inez" '.Tbe Prince Of
Wales" s'rhe Ghost Hunters," &C,
tCONTIsuEn.l
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=, z. asFNEY RzAEKEE-HIay 10.

M0Esy-More active at 55za7 per cent
stsriiug zNchsnEa-Scaroely 90 frm-l09alO9S
for gold.
GOId-Firm Opening st Us, declining to l73x,
and closing firm at i74JssE5.
esoveFnnsaL EfocEa-Firm United States SIS
o. 1881, coupons, llialI4S Five-TWentIes. coupons
Iu5ys Seven-thirties, October and pril, IlOHalOs
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OHAPFER Ix-THE snAsH Ur.

CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH UP.
When 1 woke up 10 the morning
The Train was standing still;
On one side 1 saw river,
On the other a steep hill.
Said 1, scan the matter bel
As opened wide the window
And looked out that 1 might see.
Then heard the clAnE Of hsmmeru,
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"Ahl" 1 said, there's some detention"
And to see it did go,
But did not have 70 go far
E'rs sight did behold
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahe5d,
Was freight trsin smashed 70 pieces
And anO.d COW lying dead.
stTelI ne, please, sir, ' hats the matter 70
Said 70 q man quite near,
t1MAttsr Z" aid be. ''thers Is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hogsbeads Of tobacco,
Ano dead hogs lying on the ground.
EuRar, Flour, Goal and Bacon
In PERCUSSION scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbtshs
Some were busy laying track
And - 1 was only in their way
10 the carh soon went back
OH the stumbling and the growing,
That IN the care Z met,
It was laughable 70 hear it,
And L never shall forget.
Some Were iretting for their breakfast,
Others that they we're lOt home,
While some sgore that. on that Railroad
Never more that way cuid come.
And We ieh TO inform our numerous frienda and
the public that still oer the largest and best a.
Bortmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
in the City Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths CAS-
Eimsres, YestingH and Military Goods Of a descrip-
honsl is very large. Call ct
Isaac A. IBaae's Union Hal,
BoEs Agency thesale Of Singer SsEins
AachineS, Storr'a Automaton Freshman, ena
wrong = Patent Army beo-Irunk.
- Corner Superior ant Union ETA
- fsanF cns 80 ras GIA ETs- feh2a
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Ladies look at the New Flowers and
Ribbons, at Mrs. Shsw's Rooms.
aprB0 LIZ
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"OFF TO THE WARS"
Departure Of the l5Oth Regiment.

Splendid Appearance of the KegimeHt---
Immense ThrOng on the streets and at
the Dapot.--The FAREWELL 20 the Boys.
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LARGE lot Of good Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding, &C., at auction this (Thursday) }
morning at the auction room of o. Cutter L
Son, No. 1s4 Bank street Sale commencing
at 10 o'clock An. mayl2:150.
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EEATHER DUsTEBs-ALL S1-
uun-Ir-rf -.~sFsaf pgrsrUNuD
NETS-IFvIsBLE & UHHEILLI-
IN A large and nsW stock. A.hG. RETTBBBe
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NoTI0E.-The undersigned is authorised
to furnish free transportation for rejected
men of the National Guards. Any member
of the National Guards who are rejected for
physical disability can procure free trans
portation to their homes by producing the
Exsmini & Surgeons certificate that he is ex-
empt from the service. CLARK WARRKE.
may9:l50 State Agent at Depot Office
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CITY NEWS.

REVENUE STAMPS
POR SALE AT THK
EVELAN POsTO OFFICE
E. CoWLEs, P. N.
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NOTICE or REMOVAL Tn

~ ARpncy Of Cunningham, shaw 3 Co, OF Liver
pool, EnRl. nd. is removed to Detroit, mi-hiEBn.-
ANY communications addressed to the undersig gned
at Detroit viii meet with prompt attention
AUGUSTUS TKEGENT,
mRys-I1 Agent for Cunningham, Shaw 4 20.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-10
Frou, Charleston.

!. New YoRK, Oct Sat tho last ,ex'
change 6ffpkonerS at Charleston seventy
packages Of money, fifty packages of ex.
press matter,and two, thousand suits oil
clothing were delivered 70 The rebels for
distribution among the Union prisoners
Who have recently been removed from An.
Ga, to the vicinity Of Charles
ton, about TEN thousand in all. Some
clothing for the rebel officers, prisoners on
Morris Island, the contribution of Charles
tpnians vas brought back BY Col w osd.
ford IL IS said thst some eight hundred
Union prisoners owing to ,misrepfesenta.
tions made to them by the rebels, have,
after enduring eighteen ,manths' captivity
taken the oath Of allegiance to Davis
government and been liberated. About
half the number have been put to work in
the shops. Of Charleston, and the other hall
are laboting on Sullivan's Island. -
TWAS reported at Hilton Head that ter
thousand FIVE hundred rebel prisoners were
to arrive there shortly, 70 be exchanged fol
like number Of our men.
Tie Southern people are much discour
aged by the Union victories. Nearly al
much intefest is manifested there in oul
Presidential election as at the North.
The yellow fever is very prevalent in the
city of Charleston.