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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

The week opeoB without any essential change in
eomDercisI circles frO@ the depression aud uaset
tied feeling that has chATaeteriz &c for lin
past, and transactions in all departments are upon
the lowest plane Of i'm ediAts sssity- We BOte
no sh, ,ngs in prices to day from ssturday IS closing
figures.
Freights-Ths following are tbs rates by Lake
(steAm) and Rail from this port to New York Ahd
BJston. All Rail rates ave cen 3 high 7.
To New YOrE.-First class Sl.z7; Second class;
sl,Oo; Third elsss SIC Fourth class: 600, Flour
Sl.OO; Wool, Sl,75. n
To Bost n--First class: Sl,Ss; Second class
8, 90; Third cls,s: sso Fourth class 65o Flour,
SI,I9. Wool g. 80.
FIOuF-Msrk-t dull and weak. Transactions
are rnIy il . small way st S7,oOe7,5O for Xxx red,
and q. cog 80 for Xxx Whits-ihs outsiie igu ss
for very choice bFAnds-
Wheat-Iull and heavy. Sales 3 cars No To.
lido red from store At Si,s9.
OOFn-Aeg, cisd. sals car Shelled from store
at COO.
Oass-stssdy. Sales 3 cars from store at Sc
At close holders asking an advance.
Rye-Eo sales reported and market nominal.
Barley-Inactive and nominal.
PORK Steady at S27, 60 Tor city meas. Sales to-
day Of Is bbls.
Lard-UuobargedG at sOaslo for city-rendsrsd
In tieross and kegs.
Smoked MeatB-Unchanged and steady for
city cured meats at the following prices: Sugar
cured hams 2So for oanvassed and 22o for uncAn-
VAssed PLAZA hams 2Oe bacon 2'c; shoulders l7o
dried beef lee for esnvassed and IS for uneanvasse
sEss 800 lbs country hams atl9c.
Me.S BOef-s'eAdy at $500 for city p,cksd.
Rutter-D maud moderate. salet Is kegs
choice yelloW Western Reserve at q '@251Ic
EgEs-In moderate request. Sal : bbls at 2Oc.
Cheese-Hew Cheese selling at a range OF Il
@I7o. Market quiet
Htghwines-Dull aud hesvy He'd at S2,Oo.
AIcOhOI-Aarket quiet aud steady. Held At
t,OO94,O4 for 90 per cent. Neutral Proof spiritu
O. 1E@2,2O. Cologne Spirits, ss Per cent, s4,I5.
PStFOIeum market Is quiet and steady
As 7O972c for refined.
seeds-ouiet Timothy held at s4,5Oe5,Co.-
Clover held ct $500.
Dried AppleS-E Easier. salsi 25 bbls ct s1S9
SIC, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-ssles II bbls Unpeeled at
$50.
Beans-Hun. Sales bbls m,dium rhise at
q, 40 per bu.
POtatOcs-In fair demand at ty the c .r for
peschblows.
Lake Ftsh-1n good request snd steady. sales
66 half bbls No. Whiiehsh at ss,75; 80 half Bbls
No. PioAsrsl at So OOi 10 half bb.s No do at
G.T5i 2s half bbls Eerrilg At $500 small sAles
Trout At S7,75.
salt Steady. Fine s2,lO. Coarse and Ground
Solar S2,l5.
HOps-Fim. New York State 46a5ec, accord.
lag 70 quality Ohio 2593Oo.
Ealt-stsAdy. 5srisy Malt hold st 10 per
buBhsl.
Ale and F0Ffar-hArkat stsady. We ouos,
81 tolloE1 Present Uss AA Ale SO; StOok XLy
$3.50: Ksnnstt SEQ Pale Dream Bl1; Portsr
ElI- Half and quarter hArrsls IN proportion
water Lime Quiet; bbIs Akron offered
ct 81 e5,
Plaseer.-'POwsTI" land plaster Sl9 80 ser
TIM
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anrrerYIn OIeveIand.

EDIToR LEADER: It has been a source of
pleasure to visit this city, after an absence
of twelve years, SO justly famous for its
beauty. The increase of business-of man
ufacturing and mining interests-the new
streets with long lines of trees, extending in
all irections-hundreds of houses in pro-
cess of construction, to say nothing of the
rapid progress within the past year-are
the best evidences OR the energy and sue
cess of its citizens.
But these items are observed by call OBJ
servers" and your correspondent would
rather notice some of the particular i'm
provements which have not yet been
adopted in other cities, but which we are
sure will be extensively initiated 10 all
lands, We refer especially to Ehe great pro-
press made in surgical operations in new
and very extensive field. The following
extract from the recent report of the su-
perintendent Of City Schools will fully ex-
plain the subject:
So multitudinOus have some of our Primary
schools become that it has been found necessary to
divide the children in each, allowing one division
to attend in the fore and the other IN the sitter
room, a0d putting AL upon hall allowance IN re-
spect to school attendance There are ohjec ions
to this an bnt they not as serous IS the evils
which il is design to mitigate.
In our experience as teacher We nave
often desired to attain such q result, but we
have always feared that the process of cut
ting the children IN two, or diUidiHg them,
would destroy the real objects of education
We, in our simple and careless way, would
have managed to have one half Of the
number ofsspupils, in each Primary school, /,
remain at home, allowing them to attend
next day, and 80 on but by this process
no child will be neglected for single day,
and the educating process, usually irk-
some, will be greatly hastened by this
wonderful surgical operation of dividing
the children" which, of course, must be
safe, or it would not be SLOWED by the
parents, nor prscticed by the worthy su-
perintendent.
One would naturally suppose that after
the "dividing process" had taken place, the
head and arms would be sent TO school, as
they are so essential in arithmetic and
blackboard exercises. This educational re-
form is still an enigma, but we shall visit
the schools, see for ourselves, and report
again. c. D. w.
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"ouR YoUEa FoLKs."-We have received
from A ]. Hawks and Cobb, Andrews &
Co., copies Of the June number of this very
popular Youths Magazine. Mrs. Stowe,
Edmund Kirke, Captain Mayne Reid,
"CarletOn," and other fsscinsting writers
continue their charming serials on "Our
Dogs" "Thrse Days st Camp Douglas" :"
"Ahoat in the Forest" and "Winning his
Way" and TrOwbridgs writes Inc story
on ''Ths Turning of the Leaf" and Gail
Hamilton publishes "a Business Letter"
The "Lessons in Magic" are continued, and
other articles, with illustrations, charades.
&C., &C., fill up this number of the best ex-
to & magazine for the ''YOuug Folks"
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On TIE RECEPTION OF THE SOLDIERs-Tbe
Council Committee, the County Military
Committee and the Citizens Committee.
met at the Mayors Office last evening, to
listen to the reports of subcommittee.
with reference to the rangemepts made
and to be made for the reception and en-
tertsinment of the various Northern Ohio
regiments which are soon to come here tn
be mustered out of service. On motion of
the Mayor, stillman Witt. Esq, took the
chair. F. Brown acted as Secretary.
The Mayor stated that he had sent a tel
egram to General words, at Cincinnati, in
quiring if he could furnish tents, if the.
authorities in charge of the matter should
see fit to use them in the entertainments of
the soldiers. The General replied that he
would furnish the requisite number Of
tents to the Quartermsster here.
Mr.. Edwards reported with regard to the.
music for the occasion, and Colonel Hay.
ward on the arrangements for feeding the
soldiers.
Two plans or programmes Ofreeeiving the
troops were submitted. But nothing def
mite could be determined on until it is
known whether the City Council will make
the necessary appropriation of money to
meet the expenses. The matter, we UNDER
'tAnd, will be called up before the Council
his evening al theirregularmeeting. What
'ver plans sre made in the direction of hon
ring the returning soldiers will be speed |
y developed after the Council sAan have
aksn the sll-imPOrtant initiative. /
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RRffFD1 .
L.ernI InteIrirenee.

CKrrKD STATES CouRF.-The jury in the
fraud case of Fsirchild vs. Spencer, RoWley
ct al, came in yesterday morning, and re-
ported disagreement
Esthing of importance was done in the
court yesterday: The case of the United
States vs. Ewing and olmsted viii come up
for investigation to-day. Both parties are
charged with the crime Of stealing letters
from the POstofice.
CouRr or CoNHoE PLHLs-CIvn BRANCH.
BEFoRE JUDsE BoLToN.-H. A. Robinson vs-
George Buskirk, was the only one claiming
the attention of this court yesterday in
room No. 1. It was q replevin suit,
brought to recover property from the con-
stable, which plaintiff claimed was exempt
under the exc option lsw. Verdict Of Eve
cents was brought In for plaintiff.
BGFoRE JuDeE Communicated Of VIM.
P. Stanley vs. the C. O. 4 G Railroad Com
pany ct al, was on trial to jury yesterday.
It is suit brought on contract for the
exclusive right to run sleeping cars from
Cleveland to Cincinnati. Judge Andrews
and Messrs. Keith and Coon appear for
plaintiff, and Backus and Noble for de-
fendaut.
CRIMINAL BRAscH-BEFoRH JUDGE FooTI.-
Court came in at nine o'clock yesterday
mornini, and tried the case of Peter UDyor
alias Peter Antoine, indicted for stabbine
with intent to wound. Verdict of guilty
was rendered and he was sent to the Reform
Farm until discharged by due course o.
law. R. A. Davidson, Esq - was defsndanti
attorney.
George Keil, indicted for stsbbing will
intent to wound, came in and changed hi
plea TO guilty. BE was sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the Penitentiary for eighteel
months.
The case of Jacob Miller, indicted TO
grand larceny was disposed of. P. A. Collie
and L. ]. Ryder, EsqrS., appeared for de
fendant. Verdict of guilty was returned
POLICE CoURT.-Ths following docket va
disposed of yesterday morning:
| " AA@Ae1 AAN0 -
costs.
Dis'ur rbance-Anna Taylor and stevan
MIA Meyer, each 81 and costs; Edward +
Young, S. and costs; Mrs. Lynch, nollsd
Kate Lillis, case continued to Friday.
Ysgrancy-Msry Ann Wood, fined 81 an
costs.
Soliciting Passengers-Hsrry Bank, th
costs.
Abusive Language to an oHicer-WiliisI
Nelson, So and costs.
Carrying Concealed Wespons-JAmss 4
Hartness, case continued to the 26th.
Petit Lareeny-Patrick Oday, nollsd
John Nelson, the costs.
Violating Ordinance on sidewalks-Jsco
Frank, the costs.
Assault and Battery-JaneA Armstrong, :
and costs; John Doe, the costs; Kate Lii
lis case held Oman TO the 26Lh,
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DISTRICT or CUYAHoaA
Nrnrrrnn Mnrlna naaE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tn

NJ UEIUE IS HERbBY GIVEN THAT
IN sailed proposals, accompanies by proper Ruar
snte according ofotms 70 DefuInished on applica-
ton at this ONCE, will be received therest, until q
O'Clock meridian, on the first Tuesday in JuDe NJ It
for the supply Of the Ma ins Ho5pits ct this city
With the articles Of provisions, msdis'ne &c, ecu
mersted in said forms The Quantities stated are
estimates with 7 fer nee % the suai lumber OF
patients in the HosI al but tls United States re-
serve the right TO take less Of the articleg
according as they may be setu4 Iy required
II the articles de,iVei ed at the hos al are uot
in the judgment Of the physoi Of the best Quail
ity and pied TO the Hotpits be will be at liber.
ty to ct the sGme to pu' chase other articles in
their e. sd, and TO charge the contractor With 1ny
exc s. 10 cost ov the contract prizes.
Ths Unit States re'erVe the Ifzht to accent the
proposal for the whole or any portioa Of the Arti
eles specIhed. JVhs O. GRAGNIS
my22i7 taw Collector
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PROMOTIONS IN 0HIO REGNHErs.-Ths fol-
lowing promotions were entered last week
at the Adjutant Generals Office:
2Ist In.-lst Lieut.. Vim Walker 10 Can.
tain, and Sergts. John Il. Bolton and chris
tOpher Gundry 10 lst Lieutenants.
25Lh Inf-2d Lieuts. Peter FriRuart.
Samuel r. Stewart and Oliver T. Hershey
to Ist Lieuts. and Sergt. Geo. ". Iden 70
I'd Lieutenant
32d Inf-1st Lieuts. Warren Mills and
Daniel W. Wilson to Captains; I'd Lisuts.
Chss. G. Anderson and Vim. 8. Rosegard
to lst Lieuts. and Sergts. Michael Adler,
Solomon Kaufman, Jos. ". Davis, Chas. D.
Eeff, and BENZ. F. Harris to I'd Lleuts.
SSH Inf.-lst Lieut.. John W. Pollock to
Captain sergts. Edward P. McCutchen and
Albert W. D0lph 20 lst Lieuts. and Sergts.
Jacob Hsfsr, Simon Waterstone and VIM.
a. CsrnahAn 70 ID Lieutenants.
4sth Inf.-Ssrgt. Conrad FIaugher 70 ISt
Lieutenant.
I0Sd Inf-Tst Lisuts. Albert Il. Spencer
and LsWiss 8. Dilley to Captains and Sergts.
john E. FsRght, Michael Duncan and
Henry BaEtesu to 1st LsutsnaatS.
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eIOs a MONTRl-AaENrs WANrEp

S105 A MONTal-AsENTs WANTED
0lH0 everywhere to intro uos the improved
SHAW and CLARK so FAMILY SEwIEG MACHINE, the
CESsED DY Grover AID Baker, Wheeler and wilson,
Howe, Singer and Co., Bstchelder. ALL Other
nachu-s no sold for less than forty dolla 8
TRINGLMENTs and The seller and us y liable 10 fine
and ImpdsOnmeHt- Salary and expenses. or large
cOmmlssiau, lowed. Illustrated circu ars scot II g.
Address SHAW q CLARK, BIddeofd. AAine.mll-zs5
m A MONTH"; WANT AGENTS
tU everywhere at SO Month, expenses paid. to
Fun % Si 5aItiouia ss ns address fs OTIS + GGRET
Biddelord, Name. myil :2S5
DOR SALE-THR LARGE DOUBLE
IL House, IS nd IS Prospect street, suitable ioT
boarding house. Terms easy. EnQuire Of CONWAY
", NOBLE. A the ,nloe o, Baekus Noble: 1el3:H
A GREAT BAKGAIH.-rhe under
n signed wishes to Sc his Steam Saw MIL, situ-
ated one IA le and nth est Of y trliu station
II has good up-and-dOTn saw, and goo circular
saw, all N running order VIII sell the above v y
cheap Fer fuither pArtcul rs, please write or call
on v ALTER Y. VIII e. Oberlin, y. my2-2l5
r AND FOX SALE.-Fifty-three seres
II ntua ed on Wilson avenue St. Clair, and Supe-
rior St extension, known as the Sterling Farm il
be- ID in iot 70 suit purchasers. Enquire OF X. n.
KEYS or n. M. sPAhGLkR ah2l :2l4
AT A BARGAIE.-FOR SALE.-The
"A Subscriber oers for sale his residence, situated
two and half miles from The Court House, in very
desi rAbe locality The Lot covers ten ana one half
acre, o exceedingly choice land, and contains
abundance Of shrubberg; Raspberry trees and
Strawberry plaDtsi GB Vines II good assOrt entli
good Orchard hye years old consisting o. upWardh
OF seventy Ap lie, Pear, Plumb and Cherry Trees al
% numb OF Ounce trees, all Of which Just be-
ginniuR y bear Tns House Is brick, nearly new,
Cor aiainR seV-n lofty rooms. The barn, Carriage
housa, Cow sheds, and other out-builh g, are
good condition Altogether, II Is very desirable
credit, parties sire. Enqqlrs ct l6s ST. Clair st.
mh6:lss JOHN ALEXANDER.
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DORTABLE STEAM ENGINES

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-The
IL subscriber offers for sale the H0u and Lot No
50 Wa nut street. The BOuse perfectly new, two
story containing Sven GOOD rOyms, -d-shed, etc.
Tue Lot 3sXi33 feet. For turther particulars
Quire The premises WILLIAM FOGARTY.
m sl6
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DIED.

EVANs.-On the goth inst, Csroliae, wife of
S,rgeant VIM D Evans
FuneI al to be he'd at the house Of Mr.. @. Reeves
29s Pittsburgh street, at clock this afternoon.
Friends Of the fSnilS are invited to tend.
BELOEH.-Tn Nebra ha City. Nebraska Tsrri.
tory, Nay 18th Is65 by injuries received 5y fall
from wagon, Henry II. otlden, formerly Of Sum.
NIT County, Ohio, ag' about 40 years
His friends can learn the particulars Of the ms.
fortune, by addressing 3. M. Davenport, Nebraska
City; T.
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A NEEDED CHAEeE.-We are sure it will
give general satisfaction, the change re-
Gently made, allowing the evening East
bound train on the Toledo road to stop at
Oberlin. Hitherto that train has passed
that station at fall speed, and been source
of great Inconvenience to large number
Of people.
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LOCAL NOTICES
HrmIsl,s soiiIOouy.
ADAPTED 70 TsE PluslEr 41rr.

ADAPTED 10 TaE PREslET THE.
To g-Oan or not to grOAn,
That is the question.
Whsthsr It's Eiasr to endure the pain
ofindigssticn,
Or to take arms against
Ones inward troubles, .-.
Or end thin, as the see
browns its own bubbles.
The tsousAnd natural sho.ks
That hssh Is heir to, r
PsDgs Of all sorts and kinds
That rack and tear, TOO,
These we can shuttle Gff, Er
Like broken feissD,
live but take in time
HosrErTER'5 BITIERs.
DsvOutlg do We wish
such consummationl
Then let US seek at once
desperation.
To die to sleep !-ao more;
But Why or wbereforsl
Is not long life, with health,
A thing to care for
Let us fOrestall, prevent
Diss ass's rigor.
HosTErTER's BIrrEEs give
Strength, health aHd visOr-
my22:22
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Official Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

CoLUnBUs, MAY lst, 1855.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
L pro- isiona Of ses Of the General sssembIV OF
tbs state Of O1iO, p SEED april lS 1855 he uudar-
signed te oh1css viii reeve proposals IN a tbe
dTst day Of August neIt for the purchase OF the
Land Scrip received rom the United ta Is fr tho
sstab;ishmsBt Il an Ag cultural Col egi or CoI-
l@Sss. in the stste Of OhiJ. Tie Scrip oomprises
630 O0B acr. OF land.
No Proposid 20 w,li received for less than one
bunfrsd and sixty acres.
II more con enioBt, proposals may bo made 10
the Auditor and frs aslrer Of sry county, who will
transmit III same TO the under igu-d.
JAS II GOUMAE,
Auditor f State.
O. NOLNEY u RSEY,
TTet.uIsr Of tate.
Wm. HESRY SMITH,
myl-232- ltaw Sec-rtar- Of Sfate
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STATE 8. S. CoxvENTIoN.-We are request
ed to state that the State Sunday School
Convention will be held in Evansville on
the 9th. 7th and sth of June. An interest
ing meeting is anticipated, and all Sunday
Schools are invited to send delegates to said
convention,
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Cleveland, May 29d.


FRoN LAKE 6UPERIoR.-The steamer Iron
City, Captain Sweet, from Lake Superior,
arrived here at half-past two o'clock, P.
NJ, yesterday. She reports having en-
countersd bad weather nearly all the way
down to Detroit. Her clerk, Mr.. Steven
son, has furnished us with the following
memoranda of her trip:
Lift 0ntonagon Monday, the 18th, at
noon, and Esgle River on the 18Th. Steam
er Lac La Belle passed that point, bound
up, at three o'clock, A. M, Sunday. Left
the Portage, on the 18Th, at seven O'Clock,
AN. The May Queen had just passed out,
bound up. Arrived at Marquette the same
day at two o'clock, P. NJ. The following
vessels were lying at that point: FIT.
Barney, Charles q. Walker, B. Parsons and
Ironsides.
Left the Ssult st. Marie, on the goth, at
one o'clock, P. NJ. Steamer Northern
Light was passing through the canal, up
ward bound. Net Schooner Idaho ct the
sault River, near Church's,
Left Detour Saturday, at midnight.
Steamer Ironsides had just arrived there.
Net Steamer Traveller, Sunday, ct ak
o'clock, P. NJ, off Lexington.
The Iron City brought down los tons of
copper, a quantity of iron ore, and ten tons
of potash, besides e lot of miscellaneous
freight. She leaves again for Ontonsgon
aud intermediate Lake Superior ports this
Tuesday, evening, at $3.50, from Messrs.
Malone, Petit 4 Co.'S dock.
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SEW ADvERrIsEMEKIs.

Academy of Musie-Msd. Schiller q chss Pope
J. q Dewitt 4 Co.-Laoe Collars.
Crumb BAsIiDgton KssdalI-Eew Goods.
F.E. Situation Wanted.
S36 Superior st Girl Wanted.
n. 7. Co.-For 0gdensburg.
q Dewitt Oo.-Thread Collars.
" z. 6lenn-ClsrEs Wanted.
A. Kidney-porses Wanted.
G ". CroweIl 4 OO.-sewiug Machine for Sale.
Kennard, Dreher 4 Oo.-MsIodeon for sac.
Rob't Hanna Co.-FOr Lake supsrIcr.
N t. CO.-FOr Chicago.
J. q. Dewitt Co.-rhTeEd Wells.
IS Ontario st.-To Rent.
Hudson's Tooth Pastel ooal Notice.
Mrs Hutchins-Looal Notice
MnIlners Wapte Local NJ tire.
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LATE PATEETs.-The following patents
have lately been officially granted through
the Office of Burridge & Co., of this city /:
J. W. COlwell, Mscedonis, Railroad
Switch s. COlshAn, Cleveland, Hay Press /;
E. F. Bishop, burton, Straw Cutter; Ken
nsrd & Dreher, Cleveland, Mslodeon; J. R.
Findley, Delphi, Ind, CultiVstor; H. N.
Claflin, Cleveland, Splicing Timber; War
rem & Bro, Hillsdsle, Mich, Machine for
Printing Address on Newspapers, &c u. q.
Sewing, Cleveland, Coffee Pot; G. ". Doty,
LOckport, N. Y, syphon Bottle; W. h.
Hartman, Fostoria, Motive Power; T.
WinsloW, Psinesville, PloW; T. Ferns
worth, Cleveland, Mangle; Dr.. Il. Il. Lib
bey, Cleveland, Prcjectile NJ. BoDney,
Gsrrettsville, Machine for Measuring and
Counting Shingles o. P. Stevens, Clsye-
land, Reissue Quartz Crusher.
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CLEVELAND PosT OFFICE,
Mau % TQg6

CLEVELAND PosT OFFICE,
May p, 1865.
On and after this date an additional mail
viii be made up daily 81 this Office for Chi
csgo, closing at lao P. NJ, and arriving at
Chicago st 5:45 A. NJ.
The mail for Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, which leaves
the depot at 1:3O P. NJ, will be closed at
the Pest Office at P. NJ.
The afternoon mail for Now York will
close at o'clock.
E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
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New York stock EArket-Hsy 22.
By FELEsRAPH.l
GOVerDmens StOeNB-5ha's fIm'r. Five
twenties, coupons, 1885; do new issue, iOs5s,
S1OekB-LOWer aLd du |. R OK lslsno %, Pitts
burgh 6s1S; Uhicago HorthWesisrn Irs'srred ISL;
Hudson To-; Rsading 9Z1< Michigan Southern
bs3S: ILiDos Central scrip 1I6; orthwsste 9514;
Erie 7ls<; N. Z. Central S95si Uhio Mississippi
| AerIihcnIeH IS.
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on Factory FOF Rale.-Ths subscriber Of
fsrs to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets
with the. land snd buildingS being pleasantly SIT
mated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
pscitF about hfty barrels per day. Immediate pos
session gwen iffequirsdss B. PEGT0N.
Cleveland, Feb, "a, 1855. tsblS;ra9E
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''Easts me to know It, that with wings IS swift
As meditation or the the thoughts OflOVe,
May prove to you"
That BY the use Of Dr.. D. r. sseIye'S Liquid Ca-
tarrh Remedy permanent cure VIII be eff Otsd.
ny92;RS
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WhEATON,S
ITOH.
ITCH.

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
Win cure the Itch in 4s hOurs-slDO cures sslt
Rheum, Ulcers. ChilblAinB, and all Eruptions Of
the Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending 80 cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington st., Boston, will
be forwarded free BY mall. For sale BY all Drug.
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
CoRA JAMEs.-We have received the fol-
lowing note which explains itself:

lowing note which explains itself:
ExEcUTIvs MANSION.
COLUMBUS, May 20, 1861
EDITORS LEADER In the article in to-
days LEADER in reference to Cora James.
it is stated that James Cof, Marshal of St.
Louis. Mo-, was detained some time in the
Capital city by the absence of Governor
Brough and the Secretary of State, whose
names were needed on his requisi tiOn. -
This is an error into which you were un-
doubtedly led by the Marshal's Telegram.
The Governor and Secretary of State have
been here all the week, and even if it had
been otherwise their absence would have
occasioDed no delay in the matter. The
fact is, the requisition from the Governor of
Missouri was not presented at the Depart
ment until yesterday afternoon, and Mr..
Coff was furnished with the proper war
rant in time for him TO leave for Cleve-
land on the first train thereafter, his own,
or any other statement to the contrary not
withstsnding. So much for the benefit of
the St. Louis Marshal.
10 reference to Mrs. Cora James, it may
be stated that the papers on file here charge
her with the crime Of Grand Larceny, and
rot Arson. The property stolen consisted
of pair of bed blankets, sheets, pillow
slips, one quilt and sspittoon. All of which
were valued at S42 90.
Very respectfully,
F. A. MARBLE,
Private Secretary.