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Quardn'ia,, l.. /, Nc. T.--Clili., 'hc, tnde,en-
.te T6"odors eI,. the ..uiar Dem, tn., sc1Sa caD
81 1te hy rom 300 % 4 70 " yu-.ty.
kolfu LhusIc lcrlo iu- 70! State g. aator and
be oiAoI Ieroc.a;ic aonlI'oas In he COIt So have
s.ne s,ps sompe,e-B Bsrl,w', m,i II; Union
r.l Of lOl. Assembly, N-s-di'.A q G.tti about
s'enfen Co.-l,Gl Rep. ma.
l,:r, Talon metaber Of Assembly slee iei BY an
Wes,cIe,.cf Cj.-Dedsra rlves slooim shout 800
na.ort, la,t Ches U.-ihe arst 4 At lot Of ths
uNo.ity, this e. r!yc' h..ov n % ity. Or, u
ug.--FLo secoui uis.l.,, ur Oliy oie beard TO "a,
,locum received 70 voos; Ballew, o.. lor sure
.cnI.or seuterlaud rs'o.Hct II; Crosby b1 Nj M
ieck In this town soJa received iVO,eL a ld
rloa 40, seins nesoc u',c gain of Ebs ut lV yO
sr a SslT re-. L ~ yai ass'h Is 10 e eH eIndS, to
Ji'aaica l.. J., .H1r. Town Of Jsn, .ca--eo, a.
S'' sSlof i5s Rs' mai a. A. .@biyBmeR' s%p, % 70
fws'uHS' Dom, s92 Jnderdonx, Ind g. Fern o.,
Colt q Court .. Apsee.h 4.e mLjorLy. Ai u
G. bom, iol DistIS. Attorney, lSJ nAos-sy.
uE soLpuu's vors.,
Richmond Ia, Hov T.-At ths nj litary polls pa VI
teity, sloouu received l2I votes Barlow 80 yois
uick received 49, vo,ei; HOslsnd as votes.
Sun TOTAL.
According to Republican e'timttsp, me e,nd!eaie
that party have been elected I " majority o
100. The ~ mo suthority snnoun ees Democ rata
Jori:y Of "a 100 in New Yort CITY.
Mistake Made is Printi, ~ thc Dems-
cratic Stnio lick Ut.
Yrop NJ Y, Noe. I.-An the ] Ismoorstlc state
.su Tor this County arc printed sith the name of
via o. ITrn, f5r ClsFs of the c Ilr, Of Appeals.
.itted The tickets were oTdereC and printed at
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia, S. c.. Nov. i.-EI -Goveruor Q. l.. Man.
Ming vas elected O. 8. Senator for the short term,
ending 1861, and Hon. d. I. Dunkln was elected
Chief Justice to fll the vacancy Of Judge o'SoA
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Republicans fourteen.
The House Of Representatives win probably stand
about a. last rear.
CONNECTICUT
Hrs Hdr'n, Conn, yov. THE Dsnoer.,. carried
This town In the election today, their majority being
slightly lee, than that Of last year
WISCONSIN
sdravt,,, Voc I.-Returns from 81 precincts, In
eludins lie cities Of Milwaukee, Rncino, Keno.ha,
fou du Lac and waiertown, tive Fairrhlid, Union.
fo7 Governor, L6sI majority. The vote for the sr-
tension for 'ufirsge IN II precincts 10 bia behind the
Ticket There !, little doub, OF the election Of Mr.
fairshild. by from a0Oo to 10Oo Tba result OF the
vote on norro suffrage 10 doubtful The vote 10 light
compared With last year.
chieioe, Tov. THE election TODAY paved OF
quietly. Returns Shov that the Republican ticket is
lee'ed BY majority Of from Loco to t,5ga
MINNESOTA
81 Phvl. yop I, II o'clock D. m Returns come q,
'iov'-. The indications sre thst Marshall viii have
large majority In the State. Saltwater town aud
county give majority for Rice 0Dom for Governor,
and 81 msioritr s.aiust tho Amendment. Mime ipo-
bs eives Marshall CRep, ior Governor IBO majority
Wiuona rives M,r,h.ll 100 majority and II msiod,y
sssins! tae Amendment
MARYLAND.
PdIii-rcrs, Noe THE vote IN Baltimore I. very
fsht. There vss very litc opposition. There we're
er' than o,Ooo votes east. Thomas s elected In tho
Second Dis,re, tConsre,s) 10 fill ,hs soa1cy occa.
stoned BY the rc-lsn alton Of Col. We rtsr
MISSOURI
81 Lo.is, Noe. THE election TO-DAY rr.u 81 n
the success of Col. wcyeemisr tpslicsil Tor Cpiuty
Auditor and oftvo anti Con stit,,iiop and on .ti
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The following table exhibits the vote b. " f.
for Secretary Of etsis iu 1869 aud for Gov ,ru.t ~
1914.
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against i74 and Chsrlc,toun give, more than 1900
majority for Banks
The Demosrsts have elected one Senator In suaoih
County-the only one In the State.
The wOrtinemen controlled Wards . and IL In
Boston.
The Demoersu elected sir Representative and the
Republicans fourteen.
The House of Representatives win probably stand
about a. last rear.
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bradfoid ..................t.tss..s's' iiso+
The returns for judges sre quite ile .Dple,e, bur
the following are probably elected;
InushAm, Robertson, Jones, Daly, Amer and Gro..
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$50 600 MONEY ADVANCED

QOUaOOO in sums 70 suit-at the old stand and
Wsll-known NAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Becu-
rites ofevey kind, viz; Gold and Si'er Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeWeiry. Gung, Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, PtanUs, melodsonE, and all per-
Bonal property and articles Of value, on the most sat
kfactory terms Business strictly private. EsuRb-
bshed 1851. MIA variety Of unredeemed Watch
-, Jewelg, Guns, etc, or sale st bargains.
Ohice-cOrner OF Voter and Superior streets, over
Dave 4 PeixOtto's Clothing Store.
oct22 J. Q. v. whGNEB.
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RINANCfkL & COMMERCIAL.



MONDAY EVENING, June 8, 1s65.
The two days lstersdEioes f-om Ea'O Pe received
saturday evening show 50 sdvsncs Of about one
per cent. on American securities over the rates
brought by the Persia on Thursday. The effect OF
this Is Noticeable IN the further diuinuaOn OF de-
msnd from shippers Of specie, Who hsving thus
partially realized their expectations Of 3 reaction
abroad in our Government bonds are Sispcssd to
await a still further fGIhllment Of their antieips-
! lions, and make thsir rsmitsness at a less cost
taan in gold at PRESENT prices. This withdrawal
| Of demand tended to weskn the mari ct for Gold
to-day. and thUush no material decline Was ssiab-
lI.hed thfrs was less hrmness apparent in the
rea1y subnissioo to the fall. The cl,si0g price at
this anernoou's Bond WaI 1891. Government
Bonds In NV FORK are report d frmer, but no de-
c'dsd change Is not, d in prices.
The local money market works very close for
currency, and Bankers ave conhniug their accom-
modaiious to ustOmsrs, who are favored as spar
ingJy as possible. Bxchr nge is sirip gent, and with
an I improved deuia dduring the past few days most
OF the Banks have found It necessary TO ship cur
rsucy to maintain ihsir balances The selling rate
Is consequently stronger, and Is quoted firm TO-
day at 4 premium buying at par.
Mercantile circles here we're less FIRM to-day, bit
the volume o. business doing is so mesgre thai
prices are bett'r sustained than would be the ese
under . more active condition OF the markets.-
We are able TO note no change to-day IN Flour, hut
ssles are on q very limited scale. No. red Whest
sold ct decline of9c. Other grains are HominAlly
UNCHANGED. Provisions are steady. Hishwines
are lover, and closed weak. Produce continues
very quiet
The following were the receipts and shipments
at this point BY Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the forty-eight hours ending
At aaren O'clock this morning:
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4 TIN WEDDINa.-Last evening witnessed
a very pleasant affair at the residence of
Rev. DR.. TIL. Hawks, it being the occasion
of the celebration of the tenth anniversary
of the marriage of the Doctor and his esti-
mAble wife. The ladies and gentlemen
connected with his congregation managed
the whole matter, by decorating the rooms
with flowers, furnishing the refresbment
table, and inviting all of the numerous
friends of the Decor to be present. The
occasion wss a veritable tin wedding. The
amount Of tin presents showered upon the
esteemed couple was sufficient to establish
a tin store. So profuse were the gifts,
that the Doctor might we'll have said {:
"save me from my friends" Rev. Mr..
Goodrich, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, made, on behalf of those present
q very appropriate address to the Doctor,
replete with humorous sayings and quota
tons. It wss responded to in the most
feeling and eloquent manner by the happy
bridegroom. The writer of this regrets ex-
ceedingSy that he was not able to report the
remarks of these two reverend gentlemen.
The assemblage broke up at 1880, all
heartily pleased with the novel entertain
ment, and all wishing the Doctor and his
lsdyPeacs and happiness for the balance of
their lives. Msy they live to celebrate
their golden wedding.
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CIereIand MholesnIe markst.
on LIBERAL TERMS.

O.. MONDAY EvEsgHG, June s, 1865.
FreIgnts-Ths following are the rates by Lake
Ntesm) AID Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've GEMS hightr.
To New York.-First class SLIT; seOoud class
SI,O0; Third olAss SIC Fourth class: 5Oo. Flour,
500; Wool, sl,75.
To Boston.-F rat class: Sl,ss; Second class
Sl,O9; Third cls.s: $50; Fourth class SOC. Flour,
SI,lg. Wool $3.50.
RIOur-DulI and hardly 50 firm. We continue
to quote for rOund lots at s7,O0eT,tO for Xxx red
s., logs, so for Xxx white.
Wheat-Dull and nOminsIly &c lower on No. l
red; no movements of o. 2. Sales 5 cars No.
Waba,h red IRON store At ST. 60.
COrn-EO sAles reported aud market nsminal.
Held at 62Se5o.
OHts-ou'et and stesdy. Sales 8 cars from store
st5'c.
Kye-lnsotlvs and nominal,
BArIey-Ho sales rsFolt ted and market nomi-
nal.
POTR-In air trade demand and steady st SIS.
90 for city-pscked msss and $50. 90 for do Gear. Sale
20 Bbls mess at tbs quotation.
Lard-In better demand Sale 1000 rs city
rende. ed in tisrcss and kegs at 10 and 2ce.
Smoked meats-Fair demsud aud steady for
ciET GufeQ meas 81 inc lullONlIE pElleds DuBhF-
cured hams sso for cauvassed and go for nncan-
vasssd pisia hams 2Oc bacon 1se shoulders I6o
dried beef lso for esnvAsssd and Is for uncanvsssed.
saies 1t quotations OF 1900 Bs sugarlodred hams,
I4OoHI plain hams, 100 rs dried beef, and coo rs
shoulders.
Re.s Beef-Qunt and steady at $50 for city
packed.
Buttsr-DuT and drooring. Good to prime
Western Reserve quoted Il ~ 2Oa22c.
E~gKs-Quiet. Small sales st 2 @9Io.
Cheese-Iu good steady demand for new W. P.
dairy st l2%gl8O for fair TO prime.
HfEhWInes-LoWer. Sale this morning OF 10
bbb At sl,o5, the market closing at this ngurs.
- AIeOhOI-aArkst quiet snd steady. Held At
S4,I0g4,l 10 for o. per oont. EeutrAi Proof spirits
g 2O9a,25. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, s4,25.
PstrOleuns-The market is dull and moro or
less nominal at 7O972c for refined.
Dried Apples-DemaId light and market
weaker. Sales 10 bbls at re and pay for pack.
ages
Dried Peaches-Unpeeled held at sec. No
peeled in market.
Lake Ffsh-ln good request and steady. Sales
As half bbls no. 1 Whitehsh at 1915; % half bblS
No. l Picksrsl st s. 90; rs half bbIs Herriaz At
$50; ID half bbls No. 1 Trout 1913 10 half bbIs
Bass ct 500; IS hslf bbIs shad at 500.
PotatOes-We heard Of no sales to-day.
~Ralt-steady. Fioe t2,1o. Coarse and Ground
Solar S2,l5.
hOps-Firm. Eev York stats 45a50o, accord,
ing 20 quality Ohio 25@3Oo-
HalG-Eteady. Barley Malt held ct $40 PEI
busheL
Ale and POFfar-hhrkAs sseAdy. We JJott
~ follow Present Uaa II Ale $40; Stock AZ
$3.50; Ksunstt s1s,OO; Pale Cream 81; Port
SIl HALF and quarter barrels IN proportion
water Ltmo-Oswego and Akrsn held at
e2f.
PLeEseEI.Ros:T's' land plaster MOO per
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sLOon Al

$1,000 R~eward.-1he atove reward will be
given to any pers- n who can furnish a presorip-
tisu for Coughs, Colds. WhoOplng Cough, AithmA
and Cousum ptioo, which is equal to Ir. stIick-
lands MeiihuouS Cough BalsAm. This bslsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweas. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to y. The worst cases Of chroaio
ctugh, asthma, whooring cough aud primary cas- 3
of consumption are cured b. Dr.. Striok'and's Mel
hhuous Cough Baisam. 1t can b. had at any
DruRgists-
Benton q r%unhan, Agents, Cleveland, o. m6:R6
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CAUTIOE.

TIE GOVERNMENT IRD0RsEHEHF.
In order to guard against dangerous ImPaitions
the public are requested to take ssPeeisl note Of
the b~esuiifui engraved PEoprstary STAMP, through
which the Government Of the United States an
thentieates every bottle Of HOsFErTERis BIT
TEES. This shield, thrown BY the Government
over the prOprietors and the public for their joint
protection, is placed conspicuOusly across the cork
and over the neck Of zach bottle, aud cannot fell to
strike the eye OF ths most casual observer. Nothing
that purports to be Hoste'ter's BitserI can be
ger uIne uIl'ss the stamp is there.
lis also proper 20 state that the BItteas are
sod exclusively in glass and never under any cir.
cumstsnces by the gallon or the barEeL Impossors
and imitators are abroad, and the Only safeguard
the public have against them is to zee that the
BItters they buy bear the engraved label ADD Dote
Of heud OF Messrs. HOststter a Smith, and the
stsmp above mentioned junsb.L23-lW.da
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TONSORIAL,
WIGs AND RAIR WOR1.

WIGS AND hair WORhs
Va D US EEN EGTABLEsHMkN3,
TEE LARGEsF IN THR sTATA
"a els aEkiaE $50 LADIES' EAla DRESSlHnj
20 PUBLIC SQUARE.
s~ssuAorursT Of ali kinds Of WIGS, inslnAlss
he celebrated
LLuSIOM WIO
thas % resembles nAturs - % defy the 6leaoa
~lorutiEy. A EorJ Large and beautiful stock Q
LQSG HAlB, Drought ~ the proprietor fFUn
sufoDe, Tor sNfTnb IS and BRAID5-ths GBa1
assortment over seen In this city. lF
hEdios' Front Pieces and Half. VIA
In sVsrg sEys S1th al improTsmsnts.
SETS OF OUkLs, maas hon Frsnch Nature
CurlSd HsIr tguarantssd.l
EugEUR OOUBLE and TRIPLE BQRh
~ fEREALbs, &c.
n SIDE ~ the advertiser, squal 70 thoss imported.
AAdies' Braids made into any Kind Of HfAd-DE0n
o. Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES' HkIB DRESSING In tbs most pEsvai
and ashton aba styles. Oh
~ All Hork warranted - represented.
q aah f0rT ATU ~ az han-s 6Asal
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MARINE NEWS.
PORr OF

EHTERED----.---.JUHE 8.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Oneida, Atw, cd, Buff 10
Prop ~rAxeL, WiHiAms, Buffalo
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Prop ElmIra, Thorn, Buffalo
Prop Fountain City, Rounds, Buffalo
Prop Arctic, Grossly, Buffalo
Poo Michigan, Relic, Ogdensburgh
B,rk BERN, Green, Buffalo
Brig Iroquoi-, Becker, Buffalo
Brig Globe, Girney, Bay city
Scbr L Han, McBHruey, Rowan
schr J W Nichols, Young, Marquette
schr Binnthaha. BeIr, man, Toledo
Schr J J Hill, Todd, Detroit
Sohr shook, Lindgren, Cgdensburgh
sebr J . Gard, JudsOn, H0ughIon
Schr ID Wagstan, stone. BOughtcn
sehr Eden heresA, Art-hsuszr. BurTslI
Schr 5 = Bemis, Church, Port Colb1rne
sehc J W Sargent HearnFs. Buaaio
Schr Somerset, Gaines, Port Huron
schr Coral, Thomas, Port Huron
Sos M-gial n A1nsWorth, Blsck River
Sew Planet, Phaneuf, Port huron
Sco~ Ma , aud Luoy, O!mEted, Port Huron
Sow aunt Ruth, Ftx, SoRinsW
seoW A sandslS, Tucker, Detroit
OLEARED-.---.JUEE S.
stmr City Of cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Michigan, Rolo, Toledo
Prop Fountain tity, Rounds, Chicago
Pro- Elmira, ihorn, Toledo
Pr p Paeiae, Kelley, BohaIo
P Op Araxes, William, TCl do
Pro- Oneida. 4tEOJd Chieaeo
Pr . akron, Smith, Detr.it
Prog II. g, Sis'on, DunhfIk
S.hr A h Hart Spear, Milwaukee
schr hinnehahA, BerrJmsn, TOiedo
schr Berlin, Green, magnetic
Sow Mary and Lucy, Oimstfd, Detroit
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R~EsIGKED.-Two of the best officers of the
5th 0. s. C. T., that first and best colored
regiment recruited in this state,-Chaplain
Patton of Nerwalk and Quartermaster j. B.
7. Marsh of 0berlin-have resigned, DEEM
ing the war pEsetisally st an end and their
services needed at home fully as much as at
the front. We do not say too much, as their
fellow officers and the men under their
charge will unanimously testify, when we
assert that two better officers never held
their respective positions. Both held of
fees of the highest importance, but which
are too frequently entrusted to neglectful
and unqualified hands-both were models
in their respective duties. Their regiment
will misc them sadly, but friends at home
will welcome them back with joy.
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MICHAEL MURRAY AGAIN.-Michael Muir
ray, the rufian who treated a boy of the
boot black fraternity SO shamefully q week
or two ago, has been hauled yer the Goals
before the Police Court on the charge of
grand larceny. The Offense was committed
in November, 1868, and it was mutually
agreed upon by the parties, that all should
be forgiven and go well if he would enlist,
go into the army and behave himself. He
enlisted, but jumped the bounty, and never
spent a week in camp. Nemesis has over
taken him, and he is now put in the way of
being brought to justice, being arrsigned On
the old charge. He was examined yester-
day and hound over to the next term Of the
Court of Common Pleas, in the sum o
$500 bail, failing to find which he was sent
TO Jail,
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ACADEMY OF MusIo.-We have room and
time only to say that the performances at
the Academy last night passed off in the
most gratifying and successful manner
The pieces were of 8 sort to entertain, and
they were put upon the stage in very at
tractive style. Mr.. Lee, the beneficiary,
never made 8 happier appearance, and Mrs.
Lee won golden opinions from sll. Mr.. Lee
was called before the curtain and made a
very neat, appropriate speech, thanking the
vast house for their expressions of conf
dence and appreciation.
Mr.. Heron, IS "Barney, the Guide"
sang several capital Irish songs, and added
much to the enjoyabihty of Inc occasion.
Mr.. Evans recItstions were highly ap-
preciated, :.
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BOARD WANTED-A Geutlema
DUSINESS MIN WANTED-To s

wishes TO get a suitable place 10 hoardf him-
heil. Wn-' ana two chldrrn. my me bay NJ acc IL
nodanous, please address T.. h. P, cafe Co. esttrn
D1.patchs cleveland Juu6.4lB
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AEoTHER JAIL BIRD.-Cbarles Van scoy,
on the night of the LIST inst, stole several
costs at the Franklin House. West Side. He
is { notorious horse thief,sDd has now turn
ed up in 8 new role. He does MT seem to
have avsiled himself of any considerable
strategy, for he was immediately arrested
and lodged in the city prison. He was ex-
amiDed in the Police Court yesterday, and
bound over in bail of $500. Having no
money and no friends willing to go his
bail, he was sent to Jail to keep Nike Muir
ray company.
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Chairman OF Co
q, A. CARvER, Secretary.

SENSIBLE oRDINAEoE.-City Marshal
schmitt that the following
clause of an ordinance against throwing
filth into streets and alleys, will be strictly
enforced. It would not seem necessary TO
enforce an ordinance 50 manifssIly reason
able:
"No person shall throw or deposit, or
permit 70 be thrown or deposited, any dirt,
paper, filth, sweepings of any store, house,
shop or office, or any ashes, s~haVings, filthy
water, offzl, straw, wood, stones, earth,
manure, refuse msttor or rubbish of any
kind Whatever, into any street, lane, alley,
or public ground, or places used as 3 street,
lane, alley or public ground"
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GENERAL sHERNAN HERE To-E1GHT.-This
distinguished officer will arrive here at
nine D'ciotk this evening. he will probs-
bly, remain in the city over night. We
have not been able to learn that any ds6n-
lite action has been taken, to give him a
grand reception.
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IeeaImtertxeuee.

UErfED STATES Court. - The important
case OF, Essential and Merrick, indicted
for conspiracy to seize the United States
steamer Michigan, in September last, came
up in court yesterday morning, and the
trial will probably continue through the
week. Defendants are citizens of San
dusky. Two gentlemen of that bar, MessrS.
Beechsr aud Goodwin, and Hon. F. T.
Backus, appear SIS their counsel.
POLICE CoURT The following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning by Judge
Abbey:
Drunkenness-Patrick Ohristy..and James
sharpley, 81 and costs, each; Jas. Denice,
81 and costs; VIM. Roach, case held open
till Wednesday.
Vagrancy-CatheriDe Dominic, sent To
Work House sixty days.
Disturbance - John Clinton, IS and
costs.
Lewd Behavior - Solomon Barney and
Ephraim Myers, the costs.
Assault and Ba~ttery-Edward Keatoni
81 and costs.
Grand Larceny-Char'es Van scoy and
Michael Murray, each bound over in the
sum of $500 bail.
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PERSONAL. - Msjor-G General Hszsn, the
hero of Fort McAllister, arrived in town
last evening, and is now stopping at the
WeddelL. His many friends will be glad to
learn that the gallant officer is in the en-
joyment Of good health and spirits. He
intends visiting his home, ct GarrsttsTiI1e.
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CLEVELAND n BUFFALO DALT LINZ OF
sTEANEEs.-The daily line of steamers be-
tween U city and Buffalo, was established
yesterday. The Pacific, Captain Ed.
Kelly left this port at three O'Clock in the
afternoon. Travellers will find this a most
agreeable and delightful route.
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TOLEDO MAaKET-..Juuo 5.

10y IeIskIapu
Wheat-Deolined % on white and 20 on red,
with tair demand sales white Michigan at 81 10;
amber Michigan 81 50; red Wabash s 40.
aOrn-HeaVy.
OaGA-4lc.
Ree-iPts-For the week, IOl,OoO bu wheat,
100000 con, 5000 oats.
Shipmemts-WheAt 100, 0C0 bu, corn 5000.
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sIeEOR BLrTz.-This exceedingly populs
magician gives another entertainment at
BrAlnard's Hall tonight, on which occasion
the widows and orphans of soldiers killed
II the wsr viii takea benefit. Alsrge num-
Der of presents will be given away as usual.
The slgnorhad a rOusing house last night.
He should have an overlooking hall to-
night
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Lambs Knitting haehtne.-aESIUH
TRrunPHART.-Ths greatest invention Ct the age.
NarrOws ths toe. knits the heel, complete in Ons
piece. VIII do all that is is promised to DO in our
circulars. Call on or address, with stamp, A. L.
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REoOvERISs.-We are happy to be able
to state that Quartermsster General Barlow,
who has been dangerously sick at bis resi-
dence near this city, is rapidly recovering,
and will soon return to the discharge Of his
duties.