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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14

WASHINGTON, April I'll - NJ
Myor General Diz Neu York:
The following kilograms announcing the
victory won yesterday by Gen. Sheridan
over Lees army, have just been received
by this department. Aa@. |EoSI sitS
T. n. STANTON,
20. 1919 =. Secretary Of War.
CIrY Ponr, April eS:s5 AN.
To Hon. E. II. Stanton, Secreta,y Of Ww:
AT 11:15 p. N. yesterday, at Bufkesville
station, Gen. Grant hands me the follow
ing from Gen. Sheridan I" DS SIos s0 ca
A. LINCOLN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14
sseg4t Jar luLLETIN.

SSsa5a4t yAR BULLETIN.
'DlsPa1sAesI lfSen SSeretary stanton
,Ss % St! III on e .ns e e.sa;
aud sts99I sHEFFy.
H 0Y 0WxAHtseros, April 2.
- ny 6scelA~y StepAss Miller, Gooernor Of
81 Tie Ssdse ef Mnpesosas
oenerat Sner1qRn attacked and routed
Lees army 3esteSdaH -
= he captured Generals Ewell, Kershaw,
Butler and many other officers
<6sse captured several thousand prison.
ers and large number of cannon.
He expects to force Lee to SURRENDER
all that is left of his army.
Details will be given speedily.
Fsigned, EN-. STANTON
SAcrafapV N
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-04-14
P. II. SHERIDAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

CRY POINT, April 10 A. N.
To Hon. E. N. Stanton:
The following further intelligence is re-
received. ogIa ira ofY A. LINCOLN.
"t,' ssl T.no BURKsvnaLE Va.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

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fes psirs shrse~soasth sAssvaRas-bre4 sas.a
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tawzasaass Asrssssasai sae4esg, a. tAsFvssA
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13
xrhes absctiAsr Faspss4satiJ sasssma ll.s y.,....
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

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p1ltsgtsns, stamp Orators &s.r@ha SeSk - dt'sEs
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NJ. JNO. Il. H.E8N,

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who cas- De consu ta4 aenGsrnsn8 ailS44keAses ei-
they FeFsansi9 - By letter.
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.XYsE DesET ONE MAIDS Up Elk.
s ~ EslyGIF FoR COUNTRY
CIRCULATION.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13
HELMB0LD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT HUcHtJ APbsl-
tiTe and specific Remedy Ear dlSexsss 20 tAs BkAa
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

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viii IS written nps,ts hss faprr IS % prevent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

STILL ASoTHER CHANGE OF PRovosT MAR
sHAL.-Gsneral Hooker day or two since
telegraphsd Colonel HILL, cOmmandant
of johnson Islspd, to detail man to act
as Provost Marshal of this District. Cap
tain Riddle, who had been sent back to this
post, was ordered to report at sandusky,
after having turned over all the property
etc, of the Office, TO his successor, Captain
Collins of the 9Th Regiment Veteran Re-
serve Corps, whom Colonel Hill ordered to
thiso;fice. Captain Collinsis in the city, and
has reported to Colonel Wilcox, and awaits
further orders. They probably came last
night, or will arrive this morning, when
Captain Barber will be recalled to his in
dispensable duties at Columbus.
We understand that Captain Collins is an
excellent officer, and he will no doubt
mako an efficient Provost Marshal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFFI0E, !
rurnanaY- Marnh o. 1855.


TIE Money market presents no new ieatures TO-
dsy. and we are able to report nothing different
from what We have said for the past ten days with
regard to It. Currency is close, but the demand
is very moderate, 20 that Bankers are not expert
ercing the usual Disadvantages Of . tight market.
Exchange is quiet and steady at e discount buy
lag par selling.
The downward movement IN Gold continues,
and to-dsy the decline hiss been larger than on
any day for the past two weeks-;hs price having
rsosdsd as low al 19I In addition to the military
influences worki-g upon the market. there can be
no question that the policy which it Is announced
will control Mr.. MoOunoch e. seorstary Of the
Tesasury is also having Its due weight and irhu'
snce. reduction OF the currency is the one great
desidera,um now needed to eff ct the mu.h de-
sired object Of Ieducing the GOld-prsmium, and
with It the values of all other commodities, to
basis sPproxlmating at least their true value -
HcW far this can to done under existing eircum-
stances Il depend to no uncomfortable extent
upon the course which the people may pursus TO-
ward the Loans witch they are W and will be
asked to take for the support OF the G9Vtrnmsnti
aud from the manner in which thu seven-thi ties
are ct present being absorbed we see 20 cause for
apprshsn ion upon this score. But in add ion to
this, Mr.. Nc Culloch will realize during his term
Of service large increase upon past receipts from
taxation, aud ss the expenses Of the Government
sh 1uId ere long begin to decrease the ospect is
that he will have at the close Of the fiscal yssr a
very considerable balance in TIE I. easuTy which
may b. spared without danger of embsrTassmens.
It Is ne there ara large arreaIages to b, wip
out, but it is more than probable that the Depart
msnt is very ary able TO meet all isa obligations
now, and If not, that only q short time will slspse
before 1t is. We confidently hope that Mr.. Nc
Oulloch will give no eounienance to any Measures
that do not leok to a reduction Of the volume OF
currency, and We think he Will not unless the peo-
pie f,il to do what Is rightly expected Of them in
taking Up the loans offered them.
Tbs latest gold rats will be found in the special
financial report on our frst page.
Government Gold Bonds are frmer, With a good
degree of activity. Old 5-2Os we're quoted ct 5
O'Clock this afternoon, to the Stock Exchange in
this city, at lu5s.
The Railway list continues 10 decline, IN sympa-
thy with gold, and IL ruling dull and weak. Rates
at the o'clock New 70 k Board for the following,
as reported to the Stock Exchange In this tisy,
were Ohio 8MIs,isSipPi Certificates Is. Cumber.
land Coal, preferred, $50, MaripoEs l6, Erie Rail-
way 651z, Reading Ilt1z, Chicago Northwestern
s315, Cleveland & Pittsburgh 7s, Chicago Rock
Island s4]<, Fort Wayne slss, Michigan southern
s515.
The second Natio-al Bank to-day received sub
scriptiops to ths 7-so Popular Loan amounting to
slO5, ,45O.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

CoLORED CITIz1Ns kEETINe.-A meeting of
the cOlOred citizens of the city was held in
Metropolitan Hall, Tuesday evening, March
7th, on which occasion questions were dis
cusssd relative to the:sct passed by the Reb-
el Congress. providing for the arming of
slaves. A committee that had been ap-
pointed at previous meeting to draw up
resolutions, submitted the following pre-
amble and resolutions:
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAs, It has been determined to put
into the field three hundred thousand
slaves to fight against the United States,
now their best friends and whereas the
to prevent It by well advised schemes on
ly known to themselves, Therefore.
ReSolved, That we invite our brethren
throughout the country to cooperate with
US Immediately in putting into operation
such measures as shall thwart the design
of the shareholders in attempting thus to
outrage the people whom they have so long
degraded and oppressed.
ReSolUed, That we will do sll that lies in
our power to prevent the colored people of
the South from taking up arms in defense
OF power Jhat has sought to crush them
beneath the brute creation.
ResolUed, That we return our sincere
thanks to our colored soldiers for taeir he
rOic and daring deeds on the battlefield,
especially those in routing Hood and his
ragamutfins before Nashville.
ReSolved, That We recommend our young
men to go Immediately into the army, and
battle manfully for their God given rights.
ResolUed, That our thanks are due to
Major Delaney for his valuable suggestions
so opportunely made Monday evening,
pledgIng his united efforts in our vital and
important movement.
The resolutions being discussed afirma-
lively by Major Delaney, Mr.. J. Malvin,
Mr.. VIM. Sampson and others, were unani-
mously adopted.
On moijon Mr.. George Vosburgh, Elder
J. A. Warren and Mr.. VIM. Morris were ap-
pointed committee to secure the publica-
ton of the proceedings of the meeting.
On motion, the same committee were ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments for carrying out the design of the
colOred citizens, wheraupcn The meeting,ad-
journed. J.C. OLIVER, Chairman.
Jas. NJ. GREGORY, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
HEW XOBK mARKET-Aareh 8.
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COttOn-HsaVy and lower. Gales at SOC for
FIonr-state and Western Ice better.
Sales 1t $40 2O9lO IS for extra state; SO IS
ali 90 for common to good shiIpBgbTafds extra
round hoop Obio; $40 c5g1I % for trade brands
Market clOsiDg hTm for conmo1 and dull and
w Whisky~Hsavy and lower. Sales at 50 20
Wheat@seaVy e1s = Hsss and lac lever Milwaukee
club 81 TO- ChicsgO spring g 1si smber Michigan
50 3992 40
kYe-Quiet
Barley-Quies.
81 SO for old mixed wee tern in store
Oafs-6ull and nominal. Ea'ss at 81 l29
PelroIeum-DuI Crude 4so; refined In
Rice-DuIi; I25S9lSc for Ratguon.
COnee-Firm but quiet,
s1gar-Quiet. sales at 159<9Is1zc FIR Nus
coVado
Pork--Ths market is heavy and droopipg -
Sales as $50 OO936 20 fgr nsW ness s3S 76S
"a Is for 1854 do cash and regular WaY-cios-
ing at $50 IS cash; $50 OOSSO % for prime
and S34 5O935 f5 for prime Also 900
barrels new mess, for April and May, s. buy
ers option, st S37 0la37 90 so bbls '634 do, for
March, ct buyers option at S34 26-
BeeE-stsady at 1s922e fur plain mess and NC
24e for extra NEST
Beef Hams-Qulet-
Dressed HOss-Dull and heavy ct 15sz9lsh
for western
Bacon Sides-Market shade easier; Io55<a2oo
for Cumberland Gus, 2lg2l14c for ihort nbbfd
and 2Oc for long cut hams.
cut sleRts-Stesdy at 1T9lso for shOulders5
1sH921c for hams.
Lard-shade easier at Is1<92sAc.
Butter-Duu at 2a9sl0 for Chio and 2s@42o
for state.
Cheese-stsady at 1s92se.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

A DARING BURGLAR.-HE IS NIPPED IN THE
BUD OF HIs oPERATIoEs.-Lste Monday night
the photograph rooms of ]. F. Ryder, on
the corner of Superior and Bank streets,
were entered by a man, who turned out to
be daguerrean artist from Wooster, by the
name of B. F. Baltzly. By some stroke of
unaccountsble good fortune, Mr.. Ryder and
Mr.. Chas. Parks went up to the rooms, a very
unusual thing at night, and while the former
had gone into one of the apartments, the
latter thought he heard a suspicious noise.
Believing person was in the room and
would attempt to pass By him, as he
stood at the head Of the stairs, ne extended
his arms scross the narrow hall to trap any
thing or body that might como along. He
was soon run against by q manifest burglar,
whom Parks Immediately seized. They
struggled and rolled down stairs, but the
victim was held, and, with the assistance
of Mr.. Ryder, marched off to the Police
Station, but not until light had been pro-
duced, and the identity of the prisoner as
certained. He had often been in Mr.. RS
rooms, and was almost personal acquaint-
ance. Several burglsrious tools were found
in his possession, a tin dark lantern, jimmy,
and satchel containing bottle of carbon
oil and newspaper saturated with the
same. It is supposed that he intended to
conceal his tracks in the destruction by fire
of the premises, and thus make one crime
eat up another. He could not have been
in the room long, as he had not succeeded
in taking any thing, although he was on
the point of removing the tube of q large
camera when interrupted by the appear
ance of his captors. He tried hard to bribe
them with the offer of deed of his elegant
rooms in Wooster, but in vain.
We learn from a gentleman direct from
Wooster, that he saw Bsltzly at the depot
in that place about two o'clock Monday
afternoon, and was told that he (Baltzly)
was going to Pittsburgh. This gentleman,
had, few days previous, insured the life
of Mr.. B. F., and is now thinking seriously
of canceling the policy, in the light of re-
cent events.
D1ASO lib oAAoSS ~ oP PSoAS sA~N ~ "0o ~
the city last week, and purchased some da-
guerrean stock at the store of R. B. Doug
las & Co., saying that he wanted them to
fit large tube he had obtained fro New
York. The tube he was trying to remove
exactly fitted the box and articles which he
bought here last week. He was perfectly
familiar with Ryder's Rooms, and evident
ly intended to make big strike.
The prisoner yesterday sent for his broth
er, Baptist minister in Wooster. HiSoWn
family resides in Wooster. His examina-
ton will be made tomorrow morning.
This Balt5ly was formerly an cold one
in this city, kind of Count CagliOstrO.
We hope this experience will wind up his
quackery and knavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

DEATHS OF OHIO soLDIERs.-The following
Northern Ohio soldiers died in the military
hospitals at Savannah between the 1st and
18th of February:
Feb. 1-Ephraim odsll, I, 7slh, acute di-
arrhes.
Feb. 4-Henry Miller, A, 2sth, chronic
diarrhes.
Feb. 1O-Henry P Ward, E. 2lst, chronic
diarrbea.
Feb. lS-Melancthon Poe, B, 2sth, chron-
ic diarrbes; ]. Herman, K, 2sth, chronic
diacrhoA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

WESTERN MUSICAL WoRLD.-We havs re-
ceived the March number Of the Western
Musical World, published by S. Brainard
& Co., Of this city. Itcontsins a eonsidera-
bic amount of literary matter, well select
ed, as well as number of capital pieces of
music, comprising "Dress Parade Waltz"
BY Charles a. Manyers. "COral Isle schot-
tisch," BY P. Alvers; Somebody's Dar-
ling" BY Mrs. E. K. Crawford, and other
gems. It's an excellent number of most
valuable Monthly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

MUSICAL So1REE.-The Cleveland Quar-
tette Club, consisting of Messrs. ]. B. Hall,
A. Thayer, E. G Knowlton and G. W. Waite
assisted by Mrs. J. B. Hall and Horace
FOOte, Jr., will give second Musical soiree
this evening, in Chapin's Hall. They have
Issued worry attractive programme, and
judging from the high reputation they enjoy,
as well as from the satisfaction and delight
their singing gave last month, we are
confident that the entertainment tonight
will be of the first order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09

PROvosT MARsHALs AT A DIscOUKT.-There
were four Provost Msrshals of the 18th Dis.
trict at the Provost MarshaPs Office in this
city, yesterday, namely, Captains Barber,
Riddle, Nash and Collins, the new assignee
to thispost. Theywere thicker than black
berries, and Captain Barber jOcosely re-
marked that the superabundance of Mar
shsls might possibly account for the mes-
gerness Of the musters Yesterday