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CoRREcrroE.-In our report of the Police
Court proceedings in Saturday mornings
issue, in the list of convictions for drunken
ness,the name of DR.. Lammersman occurred.
It should be stated, in justice to DR.. Joseph
Zimmerman, that he was not the party
convicted, but DR.. Henry LammersmAn.7
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NOTICE TO The FOURTH OF JULY FINANCE
CoMMITrEE.-The Chairman Of this Commit
tee urges the attendance of every member
at the Mayors Office promptly at ~ o'clock
this evening. Let no one fell to attend.
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BUFFALO MANUFACTURING II.

FIOur-DuIl.
Wheat-PAIties Ease apart No speculation,
and Light milling demand. Held at 81 20 for No. 1
uhicsgo prng; smber s. 80. sales white MiehI-
gan a. 81 65@I Ct
Nd Sales No. l mixed Chicago at TOO,
OaEs-Quiet; no sales. Helu at $50 10 arrive.
Rye-E Ominal.
rlaY-NCmt
Wh1skY-lnactive,
CanaI GTeights TO Nav YorF-WhsABIsK
sl4c, CON n1SAl4, oats Ease.
Lake AnPOr1S. Flour 1884 bbls, wheat
1855 . b1i co... IU3 G 8. oats 1zO,s $40. barley 1857
lanai ~xPOrts-F1our $50 bbls, wheat co.
Lao D" core 81 80 oats s $50,
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DENTISTRY.

DR. HALLIWELL, SURGEON DEETIsT,
IL respectfully announces to the public generally,
that he hiss remove from his old Dental Rooms on
the Public Square, to his own Block, 50 Michigan
street, where he has fitted up . beautiful suite Of
Rooms, and Is now prepared to meetand wait on all
old and rev patrons who may please TO favor him
with . call.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fixed on an improved
priScipAl, and supplied ct prices within the reach
Of FAN. Aoknouledgsd by the Profession generally,
for their Beauty, SBrenTh and Durability. Every
one that sees them discard their old sets, If able.
n. B.-OEiy one visit necessary 20 have 9 set COM
pIsted, ct No. 50 Michigan street, north side, Sec
ond door from Ontario. and foot OF Prospect street,
MeNaland. [mNsl A. B. HALLIWELL. N. D.
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Cleveland Lumber market.

SATURDAY EvEEIss, June II, 1865,
The demand for Lumber during the first half or
the past week was good, but the past three DAYS
have been quiet. The receipts Of the week were
only moderate, but the Ysrds are well supplied
The market has ruled st ady, and we note no
change in prices. We therefore continue quota
lions as follows=
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sAvED.-AmOng the passengers saved
from the Government steamer Admiral Du-
Pont, sunk in the Atlantic by a collision,
was NJ. n. Bull of the 1OSd Ohio Regiment.
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Thsse steamers were built expressly for the
Route are lifted up with every care ior the com
tort, convenience and safety Of Passengers, and
provided with careful and efficient officers.
The "ROUTE" Is s~cEnowledged to be the hnegt
for health and pleasure on he continent. The
ssRound Trio" comprises Q distance Of about two
thousand miles, ana Is full OF variety and interest,
which, With the cool and invigorAting Atmosphsre,
renders it all that is desirable for . summer trip Of
recreation and pleasure.
Btats-Tooms can be secured for the Round Trip,
and furthe- information given, by applying to
ROBERT HANNA q o.,
iun7.29A CT ,VslAnd, o..
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Correspondent of the Cleveland IlADlR ]

Correspondence Of the Cleveland LEADER
FRANKLIN, Pa, June II.
On Saturday morning last, about eight
o'clock, q new well was struck, situated q
few rods from the great United States well,
on Pithole. The stream appeared to be
nearly, if not quite SIS large as that of the
United States well itself, which is at pre-
sent flowing about thousand barrels per
day.
Pithole today is all excitement, SO much
so that leases within a mile of the wells
cannot be obtained at any price.
The United States and the Boston Com
panies, whose property is adjoining, have,
previous 70 the last week or two, been dis
posing of a number of one-half acre-lots for
81, 900 bonus and half the oil, but now no
lease can be bought at ten times those
figures.
The Moorehesd well, on the Boston Com
pany's property, is estimated as flowing
about eight hundred barrels per day. The
young man, Moorehesd, from whom the
well derives its name, was, a little over q
year dBoJ WOIAlhB HS6 gOuAHoJ man @~
smith in Franklin. From his hard earned
savings of several years toll at the anvil
and bellows, he purchased a farm on Pit
hole, paying therefor 81, 900 he sold it q
short time after for s., 900, retaining one
fifteenth interest in the property. His
fifteenth hls,already yielded him an i'm
mense fortune.
Pithole is now the metropolis of the great
Oil Region, yielding at present over TWEEN
ty-fve hundred barrels per day, and bids
fair TO soon excel the whole of Oil Creek,
Oil is selling on PithOle to-day at from
81 900 to $3.50, on the Creek from SIS to So.
Pithole oil on the average is about five
degrees gravity lighter that that procured
on the Creek. FACTS.
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y
FgOur-Stea'y and IN good demand Sales at
ST 25 for No. l spring, 81 IS for red winter IS 90
for white; s. 50 for d. BILE extra.
wheat Quiet. No. z Chicago 81 25.
ether grsins ncminsl.
Canal Freignts-Quiet. Flour S6a3S, wheat
90, corn i5lc 70 NeE York.
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LOsT.-on Saturday last, on Superior,
Ontario or Rockwell streets, an agate cuff
button. The finder will be suitably re-
warded upon leaving it at this Office.
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TIE IO3D REGIMENT CONSERVATIVES
we're received here yesterday of the ar
rival of the 1O3d Regiment at Pittsburgh,
and that they would reach this city at an
early hour his morning, probably about
nine O'Clock. This intelligence will be most
welcome to hundreds of families in this
city and neighborhood, where the gallant
old regiment was chiefly recruited, and
warm hearts and cheerfully smiling
faces will bid them enter their long vaca-
ted homes with q voice of good cheer that
they have long been strangers to. The
1O3d left this city nearly three years ago,
when the fate of the Republic was trem-
bling in the balance, to take its place in
the great army Of the Union, and since that
date its career hss been one of toll and
hardship in common with comrades,
but through all it has sustained its
record for gallantry and faithfulness to du-
ty under whatever circumstance placed
Its story is that of every other of the
nebIe regiments whose heroism has reflect
cd SO much credit upon Ohio. From full
ranks on the start they have dwindled
down to but little more than two maximum
companies, and their dead rests all along
the path followed by our armies from the
Ohio river to the Atlantic coast. At Knox
vile they achieved their first glory, and at
Ressscs paid their IargestsscriAce to Union
and Liberty. Here fell Hutchinson and
Philpot, and their numbers were fearfully
thinned in the terrible struggle, the color
sergeant and every color corporal going
down before the fire of the enemy, but still
the flag was kept sfoat. They participated
in the grand march of Sherman, and for
some time past hsve been ~headqusrter
guard for General schofeld. They should
have q grand welcome by our citizens to-
day. The regiment is at present, we be-
lisve, commanded by 1t. Col. Harry Pick
ands of this city.
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CleveIand N.hoIesaIe Market.

Cleveland Wholesale Market.
sATURDAE EvEs1Es. June II, 1895.
Frefghts-Ths following are the rates by Lake
0tsam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All RAil rates are I've cents higher.
To New York.-Fint class s5s; Second class:
77ci Third GLASS 7Oo Fourth class: 400. Flour,
800.
To BOstOn.-FrSt class: S1,Os; Second class:
ssci Third elias; T5o Fourth class: 45o. Flour;
sec.
FlOaNThe market rHiss quiet, trAp. .ot;,r,
being only in . small way to the tEa", We ouote
at S7,OOs7,6 80 for Xxx red.
WbeAt-Less active ro.dsv s.d Iovsr. Sales
we're 4 cars No from store at Sl,2s-a de-
cline Of 10 iIs~ yesterday.
O -fhsrs we're no sales reported 10 day and
w market ruled nominal st COO for shelled from
store.
Oats-The market was less firm to-day and duh.
Holders asked Sc, but there were no buyers.
Rye-Du1 and nominal.
BAFIey-Eo sales and market nominal.
POrk-Firm at S27,OO for CT y-psoked messi
Clear $780,.
Lard-Dsmaud light, and market steady at
1890 for city-rsndsrsd in tisress and kegs.
Smoked M~eats-stsAdy. We quote: Sugar.
cured hams $50 for oaBvaIsed and go for uneAn
yAssed pIain hams 2lc for cADvAased and 2 C for
uneanvasssd bacon 1sc shoulders 16oi dried beef
Iso for oanvAssed and Is for uncanvassed.
Ness BeeE-s,eady at $1,000 for city. packed.
Butter-In better demand and s~teadier, Sales
Of "A kegs choice Western Reserve ct &c.
Cbease-Quist. Held at lO9l4o for good to
prime Westsrn Reserve
EERs-Quiet, but better. Sales ct 2392io
H1EhW1nes-Ihe market continues dull
Sales 20 bbls at S2,Oo, closing at this figure.
AIeOhOI-Msrkst quiet and steady. Held At
A,O00l,O5 for 90 per osHt. Neutral Proof spiria
q I502,2O. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, s4,l5.
PstrOEeum-Continues dull and mainly nomi-
nal. We quote at 6sO7Oo for refined.
Dried Apples-DemGnd light. Selling in a
small way at agsAc, and pay for packages
Hardly 80 firm. We quote Peach
blows st Soc BY the carload.
E~eathers-In demand at 75e . D for nice live
geese.
Lake FiGh-1n good steady request. Sales 2j
half bbIs No. WhItehsh at 1900; 40 half bbII No.
1 Picksrsl ct Is, 90; 20 half bbls Herring at s5,75;
10 half bbls Trout ct 1913; Is half bblI Bass $500.
G-rOeeFies-The trade Of the past week has
been less active, but the market has ruled very
steady. Sugars and Coffee advanced lc; Dried
Foreign FIuits are : shade better Brooms lower.
Other articles quoted are unchanged. We quote
e. fOlloWB:
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CITY NEWS.1

The Newport Hats are quite an improve
ment in the style of ladies' hats. Mrs.
Shaw has them at her Rooms. Call and
Zee them. je16
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D.. 7. Money MRrket-June II.
lBY TKLEGRAPH.l
Monographs easy - 4@a a ct for call loans.
Sterling EXenange-Dult at 1U9Is9uA
for gold.
14t9E, and cOaing at IA.
Governments shade hrmer.
Total exports ~ofapeoie to day, 1850.
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FROM OIEDOH.

Another Shorter on Enthusiastically
a thousand Barrel WeII-6reat TX
eitemeat-The United states and h
Boston COmpanies-mOOrehead Well,
&c, &c
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LHo FOB LAKE sUPERIoR.-TO escape from
the hot weather and enjoy a cool and de-
lightful pleasure trip, take the splendid
steamer Lac La Belle that sails from the
dock of Rob. Hanna 4 Co., Thursday even
ing of this week, IN her first grand pleas
ure excursion to Lake Superior. No route
on tho continent excells this in point of
variety and interest, and on such q splen-
did steamer as the Belle, with large, COM
modious cabins and state rooms, and care
full and efficient officers, me cannot fail to
find enjoyment,
The boat stops long enough at all points
to give passengers an opportunity of seeing
everything of interest. State rooms can be
secured for the round trip by applying to
R, q. 4 Go. Be in time.
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Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
y. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior 50.


SUBSCRIPTIONS reoo4Rsd 70 tno
az 3-l0 & CENT. N l0-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
tOom mission allowed to SubsoFibers.I
nSU. 3. BondH Of 1881, 6-8O'B, l0-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government eecurities pur-
chased and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold Gt bat rates, Deposits received and Col
leotiOns made 1t sill accessible points. Uncurrsnt
funds converted At lowest rates. Rsvsnus Stamps
fnr sale ~
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Terms-sots or acceptance at sixty days, with
currest rate Of EXotanEe on New York or 3 8
count OF three per cent. for cash, If RENTED on re-
celpt Of invoice. Payments to be made in New
YORK Exchange, United states Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of lesa
amount than fftJ dOllaFs,
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Rose = PeOvrnlon 9arksG Re

Tie following are tAs rates charged b. uss
Annls-Sugsr-Oorsd premium hams y D--.22
C~anVassed Hams DIS
- hEEr-E 0a=aaasssa-assassasa ss su-rssaaas.lE
ShOuiders-sugar-oursd y b.-......--.-.lT
BReOB-Or SMOKED sides . D.......s.......YO
NREN-Pnms leaf kottls-Tnd'd In bbls or tres. Is
Prirae leaf k~ettls-rndr'd In kegs = b.-zO :
EnrE-Ho. I mea y 50
EEtFa clear y bi..--......-......- 80 20
~ No extra charge made ior packages OF car :
49, 70 rdlr0ao dapog or boats. All articles ara
Warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything n
shs ststs. Ordeu promptly hiisd.
ROSE 3 PREETIS5-
ds'GR Sos. lfa. ia snd lac On sario street.
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MARINE NEWS.
FOKT OF CLEVELAND.

FOKT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED .--...JUNE 1911.
Stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Tioga, S!sson, Dunkirk
Prop OweRo, Brown, Buffalo
Prop st. Louis, Woodwork, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, koilO. ORdensburgh
Schr G D DOusman, Peterson, Marquette
Sehr Dsrisn, MsrsilliOtt, Msrquetts
scbr Hyphen, kOth sell, Marquette
Schr MIRANDA. Ramsdel, BuhaO
Sehr Gazslie, Van Patten, Toledo
Sc " S~iiaa, Parker. Bay CiBy
aug VIM B Castle, Ha0ket, Detroit
CLEARED----.JUsE Ill.
stmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Michigan, ROi o, Detroit
Prop u Louis, Woodwork 4, Chicago
Prop Owego, Brown, Toledo
Bark Twilight, Vance, Marquette
Schr Wellington, P0meroy. Magnets
Sehr Walrus, Bartlett Marquette
sehr Marco Psufo, Hughes. stanley
Sshr Fremont Webs, Toledo
SooW saina, Parker, Saginaw
Tug WmB Castle, Heekegt, Detroit
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TOIEDO MAaKET--June II,

10y Telegraph
Wheat-Less setive ALd lower. Sales at 81 65
for white hlehizAni 81 A5% for anter Aiehigan-
GOru-62c-
OaIs-Qulet and unchanged.
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CONFEDERATE 0FFIoERs GoIEG HoME.-One
hundred and twenty-five Confederate line
officers arrived in this city Saturday even
ing from Johnson's Island, having taken
the oath of allegiance and been discharged.
They are en- route to their homes in Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia, and will leave on the eight o'clock
Cleveland and Pittsburgh train this morn
ing for Baltimore. There are still about
500 rebel line officers on Johnson's Island,
but they arc being discharged at the rate
of from three to four hundred per week,
and it is thought all will lave been sent
away by the middle of next week. The
field officers are held, they being excluded
by the Amnesty Proclamation of the Presi-
dent from the privilege of obtaining their
liberty upon taking the oath of allegiance,
being required to make personal applica-
ton for pardon. These discharged prison
ers are furnished transportation to their
respective homes by the Government, and
rations during their journey.
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.rhe .orld for s.le-hang Ou. ths .Ign;

Call every traveller here to me-"
That be may buy Dr.. D. q. seeye's Liquid Oata1h
Remedy, to cleanse the glands and membranes Of
the nose and bead while on his journey. Dust in
the nose and b, ed VERY Injurious to the general
health, aud It may be gently removed BY the use Of
this valuable medicine. E1sry traveller should
have it every family should have it for this PUs'
pose, if for 10 other. je s;Rs
Cora lanes Agaiu.-In the midst Of all
her domestic troubles. this notorious lady Is said
TO have c. nsulte1 thu spirits, after her usual fash
ion, for the welfare Of hsrs,I and friends. In an
swer to her fist inquiry, "'WhAt shah We do 2" the
spirits very prom pity replied, go buy your Hoop
skirts and Corsets st the popular establishment OF
Jacob Frank, No. rs Superior street, under the
American" Sensible spiits-Vsryl jel7 go
Damaged GOOds-By the late fire at L P
Sherwood's;
100 doz. Ladies and Gents Hose.
500 doz. Ladies and Gents Hd'kfI.
500 yards Irish Lii ems.
Alsrgs lot of B eEched and Brown Table Linens.
Napkin, Doylies.
Blsached and Bro IN ShirtIDgs.
All these GoodsArs more or less damaged by Gre
and water, and will be sold at great bar gaios until
all are closed out. l. P. SHERWOOD,
24s and IA superior street,
jels Cleveland, Ohio.
Wagons Wanted-TSo new lumber wagons,
at ROB'T HANNA a oO's,
jel6.22I 100 aud Ill River street.
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PnrpARlT1oEs ZOE C~ELEBRlrrEa THEFoURTH

PREPARATIONS FOE CELEBRATING THEFoURTH
-APPoETNEET OF CoNMITTEEs.-The citi-
gems committee appointed on Friday even
ing. consisting of Messrs. W. P. FOgg,
Amos Townsend, Captain PelIOn, E. R.
Perkins and ". TruscOtt, to report the ne
csssary committees for carrying out the
proposed celebration of the Fourth of July
in this city, submitted their report at a
meeting held at the Mayors office on Sat
urday evening.
Themeeting was presided over by Joseph
sturgss, Esq, Mr.. E. R. Perkins, Secretary.
The following committees were reported (;
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wholesale Iron ANA nan Market.

SATURDAY, June II, 1865.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., manufacturers and
wholesale dealers, Nos. % and 81 Merwin street,
report a steady market during the past week, and
3 good demand. Prices are unchanged.
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Especial to the Cleveland LIADEH.1

The Union Executive Committee has
made arrangements with several of the
principal Railroads leading to Columbus,
which they have no doubt will be acqui-
esced in by the Railroads of the State,
whereby persons attending the State Union
Convention on Wednesday next, will have
the benefit of half fare. Those paying full
fare coming, will be returned free on pre-
ssnting a certificate of attendance, which
will be furnished by the Secretary Of the
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new ADVERrIsEMENIs.

Academy Of Musie-Csrpenter of Rouen.
Hover = H~igbee-FrsBoh 0~rgandies
G. ". Ca~lkins-s5O Reward. -
G. W. CrowelI a Conserving Machine for Sale.
Hostetter's BittsIs-Local Notice.
DR.. see'ys's Ostarrh Remsdy-LOosl Notice.
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AND WHITE CHECK
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

The new, fast and magnificent Steamers
METEOR, AND PEWABIC,
Capt. THO+. WILSON. OSpt. GEO. MCKAY,
will leave cleveland, o., will leave Cleveland, o.,
Monday, June-.---....26 Monday, Juue---.....l9
Jply-~-l0, "a yuly~.S g. u, 81
{" sePt----4, Is a" Sept. Il, 25
The above Boats are new, staunch and strong,
fast and clean are differed by men Of louR sIpe-
rienoe on the Tou .. who's sole business will be
a~ttentioB TO the comfort aud safety Of Passengers;
and the Propristnrs will make the Pleasure Trips
Of this season excel those Of any previous season.
The Boats will occasionally visit La Point and
Bayfield,; also, the N0RTH SHORE. Isls Royal,
20. Good Music on board, and the Table supplied
with svery luxury
Do BOT vail to visit the coil, hsalthful and invig-
Grating climste OF BAke superio--
To secure Room and obtain further information,
apply to GARRET5ON q 90 Agents,
Jel6:24S No l River St, Cleveland, o.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
NJ
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3 3 3

Late o. the hrm Of HALLIWKLL 4 DANIELS, e
I'll 81 his old established Dental Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public square, making those
invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
to SIS. All work warranted. AnInR4
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nEn nIln n HI ANOED-
9OU,UUU in sums to suit-st the old stand and
Eeu-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, IN secu-
ritiea ofeyery kind, viz: Gold aud Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
WotbinR, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and all per-
iSfactory terms. Business strictly private: Estab-
Ighed 1851. MIA variety Of unredeeHed Watch
~ JewelH. Guns, etc, .OT sale at bargains
Omce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
oot2S J. q. W. wAGNEB.
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DnEGATRs I'd THE STATE CONVENTION VII
GO At HALF FARE.-We were on Saturday in
formed that arrangements had been per-
fected by which the delegates to the State
Union Convention from Cuyhoga County
would be conveyed to Columbus at half
fare. The following special dispatch to the
LEADIR, received last evening, announces
that such an arrangement has been made
general on all the Railroads leading into
CoIum hua.
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
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DLEASURE EXCU RSIONs
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stephen BuhrerJ Il. Nd. Fltklny
E. R. Perkins.
The report of the Committee was adopted,
and the respective Committees were au-
thorized to i~ncrerse their number as they
may deem necessary. The Chairmen Of
the several Committees were also requested
to call their Committees together at the
Mayors office on this (Mondsy) evening"
to perfect arrangements for carrying oui
their respective duties.
The meeting was very harmonious
throughout, and the universal feeling wal
that the celebration can be made a complete
success if those to whom the arrangement
en- entrusted will faithfully discharge theil
duties, and are properly seconded by thu
citizens. That all this will be done we hav,
not the most remote doubt. Our citizenl
universally, so far as we know, are warm
ly in favor of such a recognition of tn
Fourth as the proceedings on foot propose
and they only need to be called upon Il
take hold of the matter at once in goot
earnest. The work of the several commit
tees should commence without delay, an
be put through TO asuccsssful issue withou
interruption. This done, and Clevelan,
will witness such 3 celebration of the Fourtl
of July as it has never before seen on an,
occasion of popular rejoicing.
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THE SPLENDID sTAUECH STEAMERS
Lac La Belle and Northern Light,
Will sail on Pleasure Excursions 70 the Upper
Lakes on the following days, leaving Cleveland at
8 O'Clock P. NJ:
LsC La BELLE, NORTHERN LIGHT,
Giant J1hu snaldsuU Cant NJ n Mur1h.