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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

Dan. Rice, the circus map. erected at
his own expense, near his residence ~
G.ragd, Erie county, Pa, monunen, to
The soldiers OF thai town, who lost their
lives during the rebellion. The NOM
ment was dedicated last week. Coy.
tuulu. Of Pa, and ExGov. Todd. o!
ONO, were present
On Thursday last, the Court OF Ap.
culnng,-lhat the law for the Regislra.
tlun of voters IS constitutional; and that
the provisions oi The constitution Of the
Constitution OF Maryland. under which
lhe RegislTy law was enacted, are per
lecuy consistent. with the Constitution OF
HE UnIleG States.
In Canada HE Fenian exCiIemen, sull
continues. Qulie number Of pFyd.s
soldiers are under ares! for sympslhI.
eng with the Fenisns. The city and rs
approaches aIe pIckeIed. Many AmeT''
caus are prepaf,rg 10 leave for tiie States
A justice Of the prace in cleveland.
OhIr, recently Summoned d cOlufed lnHn
as Juiy man ~ an important case. no
whIr JorOrs refused 10 take lhsIr seats
with h.D. Ai,er a couple uf hours openi
~ 4uIotlugo The justice discharged Tho
negro anu 9umUned q white man ia h'
place.
A dashng young bachelor laI,ly appear
ed ia Central Pslk, y. Y, wnu tS'
.haudrume ponier, "huee IlIIs were GOn'
NO Ike lsdy's wsIr.fall, aud eoop,j Up
IN s,na, .i-h nets. iLe resemblance vas
capIlal, and Ihe team cfeAled greet
seus aHun.
The republicans have carried Nehra.-
IA. e!ecuug Augustus Kounlzy territorial
uea.v,ef BY about 700 'nsjoIlry, aud Mr..
GilIerrIe sCdIlor by 500 m~lputy. Thry
have alsu secured n;JpTy 10 poiu
branches OF he legls!slur.
I Two hundred md slxIy oui Of foor
: tundred aud ninety were lost IN ths
American tu.II ship Eagle speed ~r~c..d
d ~ E'r voyage lIum Port Gaming 10
Dcinsfafa. hisny Of those who reached
he shore were Iesoured BY ligtr..
New O.lesu., Nov. Cen. Candy
h4s received orders from Washington 10
muster oil az many negro troops AZ can
he spared, suJ seveEal regiments " i'll soon
lie Gi,5auded. To prevent insubordin''
lion Gen. CoLby has ordered ,ha, they
be not allowed ~ purchase their weSPon'.
4 negro by the name of Bowen syed
IA year,. murdered While boy aged ~
years named Myers. near Fredetlck eiy
ON Saturday InOrni"g lat. by brsasnS
b., ,kuli sllh Rub. The nrg'o by
confrs.'d the deed, and wa, confined 10
.sii luI uIsh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
For the lie i5tcr.

Mr., Editor :-Knowlng ihat d o'ir' &c,
co,r, Of our late Synodlcsl meeting WI
be acceptable 10 maoy of Your readers,
have Jprernined TO icrnish them "lIh II.
SYNOD net in Bethany Cbu'ch, ho'"-
brid,e Co.. Va. four miles North OF Lex
iug,on, on Thpr,Jay evening, Oc'' 26'h'
Five Of Our clerical breIhfen, OWING 10
sickness aud other causes, were 1OsS"''
Five have in lie past Two years rectiVeU
and accepted calls to charges III dihFFe"'
paus of the South, and 'tree, since Inc
war. have gone Nor'h, thus leaving
small number to compose the S!"oI o.
Virginia. Thirteen Of OUr number were
present, Two from the Synod OF Western
Virginia, and one from Texas, making
sixteen clerical breIhren-besIdeS mum
Der of delegates. The meeuag was
aIlopelher one Of the most delightful !
has ever been ny privilege to attend. a
greal deal OF business was transacted 10
the most iraternal spjrIl-nol dIscord'n'
note vas heard on The floor OF Sy1od.
The religious exercises were well attend
eG bv tie ciuzens. and the preaching was
eminenlly practical. Rcys. +. Miller \
J. Richardson, J. A Snyder, J. =. Cine,
J. d. Shirley, d. F. BIue, j, d., }. /
Miller, and Professor y II. Biile, were
The ministers upon whom TIE duty OF
preaching devolyed, Tie latter three
filled Tie pulpit on $ bbalh. The otirer>
Of Synod are Rev. Dosh, President; Rev.
Long, Secretary, aud Rev. Beard, Treas
iurer. The delegates 10 our mex General
Synod 10 be held somewhere in !he South
mex, Msy-perhaPs in Slounlon-arr
Re,s. DAVIS. Snyder, Dosh and Shirley,
puncipal-Reys. Beard, RusmiseI. } /
Miller and Cline, alle naes. Roanoke
College under tie joint patronage Of the
TWO Synods Of Virginia, was represented
by It's worthy President, D. f. BluIe, d.
D., TO be in a AourishIag condition. a
committee was appointed to take mo con,
>ideralion the propriety Of establishing
Female Seminary, somewhere within lie
hnnnds Of our Synod.
Synod passed resolutions heartily ap-
proving Of tie proposed Book Of Wor-
ship and IF the Southern Lutheran. anc
urged the SPEEDY appearance OF bot1.
Tue Book Of Wo,ship IS to contain orr
L,,0 gcaI ,tryice-, Cotrchism, Aug burg
Confessions, ana Hymns aud il intended
10 supplaur tie use Of The Hymn book OF
the Uld general Synod. a grea! deal OF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

Is Elscliuns were held on TUESDAY
las, in New York, Massachusetts, New
Jersey, Delaware. Maryland, Illinois,
Missouri, Minnesota. Wisconsin, and
Michigar. The States Of Massachusetts,
New jersey. Wisconsin. and Minneso.
Ia, each elected a Governor. The Re.
publicans were successful in mos, Of the
Sisies a, reduced ul'jori:ies.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

During the fgh, a, Fishers Hill, al
which The Federal troops we're victorious.
he Iebsl General Early. in tidlng to the
front, met a man pitching toward
the rear. E,rly sccosled hun lhus ::
: Who are. YOU. and where are you g"ln- :"
u sm a 9haPlain, going TO the rear"
Yes. curse you. you've been waniIn. 10
90 TO hearan 70, some une. ard nov
you've 60! chance, yoG Iyn a6sy. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

o. Our thanks are due Mr.. Darnell,
Of Darnelfs Photograph Gallery, Of this
town, for Photographs of Gems. Grant,
Sherman. Sionewall Jackson, and J. E.
b. Stewart, received. These are the
most lfe-like pictures we have ever seen.
Call and see them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

The Petersburg Express states thai
General Samuel Cooper, late Adjulsnr
General Of The rebel States, is al the resi-
dence of Mark Alexander, Esq, in Neck.
lenburg county, Va, where he has been
ever since tie Surrender OF Gen. lee.
His family have recently gone io Mary
land. The Genera! is in good health.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

o. We have received the November
number Of The ".Naryiand Farmer and
MechAIic,' Published by $. :. Mills &
Co., 81 South Calver, Street, Baltimore,
Nj. 1t is valuable publication for the
farmer and mechaurc. Price $3.50 per
year. Call and see copy a. This Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

Members and ministers Of The Southern
Methodist Ch9rch a,e being ylndlcuvely
and cruelty prosecuted by some evil mind
ed persons in East Tennessee. They
are deprived of lhe,r churches and threat
ened with violence If they hold religious
services in certain places. One clergy
msn has been mobbed and hidden on
-IaIl
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11


Ibih.y, II i. morally iDposst'e ,hal h.,
uoine eau be Justly chstgra0ie via as,ss.
siusliun, y nh cruelty or " IN crime. b..
heart northumberland, his Hsnd ney,,
gave help 10 smv such airocItN. Il can.
not increase rhe giuGy al Tire United States
nor promote lhe safely aud stability of
the General Government, that he dan.
sron. or 4cstfuld or The gdlloWs ire 10 be
mad. he 'cure ais Tor poIlral "!Iru.
ices; nor can II hdfm0nlze and unte "Lr
opupIe if Jefferson DAVIS prison, OF
Mace 81 exile, or grave, Is 10 oa visited
every hoor in thought, AMI ever! year IA
fact. by thousands Of men who boil ale.
iciarc. 10 the National Government. |.
would b" ~ lh tcas< Mecca AT whose
shrine We would Ell bound every day
and vrar TO Gemeu brr IhaI lie Was sscu.
feed Tor HE people among whom lac Was
horn. with when he was educsled,
whose prriudIc,s and opinions lie enter
tanned. aLu = hose iaIe snd ioi unes "G
wished 10 shore.
ShoN 10 Us th4t pesce has lEuly is
victories ss well ss war-rirtdhrs over
puiuG,ce, pa,sion and re't"gr: victories
over any .piri OF policy no. would Serp
lie people Of rbIs p. ruun 81 he uhi"n
sullrn II j-crs Ins.e-d # Wiling ofe'h-
rem. Tue c,url hand Oi Wal las MT
r..,.....t HE homes and hrai'hs "I he
.rcot and prosperous Mott; bot 1t has
come Gown with a giants ~'Igh: vi t"
every yo5,Ian al Qua once lar 'nd h"ip,
South Tie evidences are all AROUND os'
We meet them at every step; see 'heip 81
every hu.r oi he day, and -heoT 'hem
with ears VI too Will accustomed 10 ihe
sound. l. II Just, or Wise, or can Il DO
brn,fcrsl. that another r"ray sacrifice
.LaI be made Of our blood aud treasure
And Jefferson DAVIS is of our blood, and
he !, our treasure We believe II ITuo
., hc\ Tor You, for US, for The na'ion' Tor
the would, tia, the Gulf Of feeling which
ba. seperaled the North and South, should
not be widene3. llwere hypocrIncal to
say. that tie cessation OF HE civil "ar
la. budgrd lhat gulf. We believe that II
cannot b, done, nnui the amnesty extern
dcd 10 Us, reaches hIm and that, AZ We
are being restored 10 your Councils. he
shu.ld te restored TO ours. The country
VIII be- salrr with you IN our hearts, and
hlu m eur hands than II can be WIN him
III our hearts aud thoughts conlinusIly,
and lis person in your custody.
The slls OF military prisons have told
enough Of suffering. Enough blood has
been shed,
"--W hose gutless drops
Are every Que woe, 4 sore compliant,
'Gaiust nIm hose "Io.gs give edge unto the
swords,
That IN ke such waste in brief mortality"
Open tue doors Of Jefferson DAVIS !
Let hIm breathe once more the air Of per.
suna lreed0m Return him Ia The State
Of Mississippi! Make her his bonds
man Tie Will answer as readily 10 any
cgIl here, as when guarded and confined
Us he now il. Lea our fortunes BIO his;
and The halo Of honor that surrounds your
position and name, WI become radisn,
with tie rue ond untimmcj glory OF eih-
ciol and personal magnanimIly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

LARGE BHLr.-Joseph Nj. SlonebEa
ker OF this town has lelI al our office a
Beet, taken from his garden, which weighs
ten pounds and eight ounces aud measures
twenty SIX inches and half IN circum-
ference. Who can Geut it! We chal-
lenge the county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

DRowNED.-We learn that Thomas J.
Morrow, Of Sharpsburg, Md, boa,man,
fell fron the cana! boat F. l.. Tilghmsn.
liz the canal al Georgetown, on Sunday
morning last. and was drowned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

young nan named Robert Liggen,
son oI Philip Liggeu, who had been in
The Cou ederaIe army in McNeIis Ran
gers. was shot and killed near HARRISON
burg on Monday night last. The Parlic
uais have NOT lrsnSpted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

CnoLERA AT New YohE Fuller dis.
closures show that there Is NJ occasion
for alarm over the cholera Oh the steamer
ALBANIA. She proves 10 he an emi grant
ship; and she bad, by disabling her ma
chluery, been out, win crowded Steer
age, for ;bir'ylou days, having been obi
ged 10 touch ai d French port. The ship
had fitry cabin passengers aud 504 in the
Storage. About thirty cases OF cholera
10 all, occurred; and Of these, not al were
fatal, Bad air and bad food aided IN pro-
duciug the disease. EGcciual measures
we're laAcn 10 keep it !rom sPreatng.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

A young man of Loudopn county was
arrested in l.es,barg on Saturday last BY
military ~. oti'y, confned IN The guard,
hou-e unul Monday morning, and 'Rer
sent To Winchester in iIoEs, for AUzz3 ID.
ing iuy JEFF. Davis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

G- We learn from the Free Press
that b. f. LeisenrIng has been appointed
Postmaster far Charlesluwn, il place OF
A. ID. PIat,, resigned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

DsATH OF PETER GARDNER We re-
grsi to learn that Peter Gardner, Esq,
departed this life al bis residence III
Scrabble on Wednesday last, nl Erysipe-
las, from which be had been suffering
for a long time. Mr.. G.. was an old and
much respected cllizen, and his death
will be regretted by many admired friends
aud acquaintance. HIS remains were
followed to the tomb at Scrabble yesterday
by the Free MdsOns Of Marlius burg,
ShepherdsIown. SharpSburg, &C., OF
which Order he had been a worthy mem-
Der for many years, and large concour.e
OF mourning relatives aud frlenis. Tru.
ly "an hone.i mau is the noblesi WORK OF
God"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

g. We invite attention 10 the edyer.
tisemenl Of CHEAP Lands" by Gov.
Boreman, in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

O. The irs! snow flakes Of the sea-
son, in his section, were seen flying pro-
miscuousy in The air on Sunday last, the
5ih inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

g. Our friends Il. Frank Ray. OF
Richmond, and Henry Bolcler, of Louis
vile, Kentucky, will accept our thanks
for papers received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

&a- We now have on hand Cooking.
Template, Paror and Coal Stoves, from
the HagersIown Foundry, FOR sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

Rev. GEN. PGADLEroS.-This veneer
able and beloved minister hao been in our
town fr several days past. guest Of T..
l. Lee, Esq, and vii preach in Trinity
Church tomorrow al ii o'clock. Ills
face is familiar 10 many of our citizens,
and his character and position for the last
four years is well known 10 all, and bis
visit at this Tine will be highly apPre-
ciaied. lie sllIl resides in Lexington.
Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

The REwyAL.-We learn bat he IL.
vlvol Vi ieIlglou al UuIun,.Ils Is oIiiI pro-
crossing with increased interest. Up to
Thursday nighI some IS conversions had
taken pIoce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

THE CABINET Makes. The New
York press is famous for recOnsiruciing
the Presidents cabinet, and this is Tic Ia.
les; story:
III is reported on good authority ths,
President Johnson viii aPpoin; hi, csbi-
net early in December, and That Reyerdy
Johnson will be secretary Of Stale, G.n.
Mcclellan Secretary Of War, Gen. Dix
Secretary OF The Navy.snd distinguished
Southern gentleman Attorney General.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
The Trlaici J, G'lrson Davis.

u,
I"e e''''0" y I'""'l' y Qua ''''0' C
The National lnleIlgrnrer 81 tuesday
has the following n reference 10 'te Iac'
hat the rEesldeUl ave AUDIENCE on Mon
day to numefous delegation OF ladies'
from Baltimore, tepuied 10 present pelI'
u"n signed by $4,000 ladies', seeking 'hs
Executive cieA'e"cy III behalf ol Jefferson
DAVIS hal paper says:
Mss Coleman, daugh'er OF 'he l''o ID
men.eu john }. Nil"ehdeh' addressed We
President IN feeling and appropriate Terms
TO which he Fe'P"nded IN most iriicI'
IoOs mannsr' regreIH"g that Pubi'c PoIicy
prevented his yielding 10 IhtIr persuasive
and touching Arguments. me m'er''e"
was pro Facied one ana OF the mos
Agreeable CHARACTER aIo 'Ae laLF peuNoH-
els lett 'he cIIy' carrying wan hem '"e
most pieasuTa0Ie impressions oil HE ffeS'
ldent.
In declining, The freslGent fegre'eo
that the nauoGaI character OF 'he question
restrained all private sympathy which
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05


COtton-opeEed Arn and closed dun and
hsxvy at 469fTc. sales By auc'iln to-day, 5000
bales sasa unah Cotton at 341zo5714c Tor orsina
TO good middfing, payable In gold.
FIour-Dull, uns titled aud t09i5c lower.
salss at So TCla7 95 for extra state; 81 60aT 80
forc0mm0n togoSd shipping brands extra round
boOD Ohioi 81 ss@5 80 for trade brands. Market
VThisky-steadY. Sales at 81 IO9a II for
Whsaa-Dun and lac lower. ssIss at 81 81
for Chic igo spring. 81 a for winter red Weserni
81 IS or No ! Milwaukee club; 81 769sl ~ for
amber Michigan.
RYe-Qaiet
BaFIey-Bnd Barley malt dull.
GOrn-Dnll ana abOut 10 lower, Sales al 40
old mixed western; 81 45elI At for lew We low
Oats-Dull and sg5c loser. Gales 8; 6SgHe
for Eestatr.
WOOl-DuM.
Psrro4eHnl-Quiet. Sales at ss, for crude;
$50 I. T rsdned IN tOad. and T4o for 60 hse.
Rice Dull.
Conee-Duii
MRlasser-rulI.
Sugar Quiet Sales Cuba Mus' ovsdo l 20
17Ha'
FGrk-Lovsr with fair ,maud s les At 81 o
aS27 25 for nss mess. closing A. 81 90 ossh;
f25 UOa2j so for 1904 do cash and egnla- Way a,
S94 5Oal5 rs for prime and s25 SO Tor prime ness.
Also p $50 bbIS new mess for May and JuRa, sell
er's onion, st SIS 75t0N 20.
Beef-Quie Ak l29l6e for Plain mess; l692Oe
Beef Hams-Quist at S'2@25
Cut Meats Steady ct l45<g157zc for shoul-
dsrs; l71z9l9he ior hans
BheOn-Quiet. Sales 63Sdl5Izo for Cumoer
land cut l61<o for short-ribbed.
LAFd-ste dy t1691s4o
Butter-In d,mAud at l0923c for Ohio, and 2s
935o for state.
cheese Quiet at l4923c.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

But I feel special pleasure, a. the +
hcial representative Of our atty, in fesp6nd-
ing TO the sentiment just read, because
implies that while you recall the tender
and inspiring memories OF the distant etd
the past, you are not unmindfuI Of the love
and obligations you owe to the new relations
you have formed in the present. It de-
clares that you have a city yours, not by
the accident of birth. not by the chance of
fortune, but yours by the exercise Of free
and ttiatured choice. Here, then, We meet
on common ground and with common in
terests. Here in the new homes you are
building, in the new friends you are gath
erlng, in the children you are educating,
you are multiplying ties which shall bind
you with love, not inconsistent with, but
stronger than, that you bear TO associations.
We bear tribute to the fidelity with which
you have discharged your obligations, not
to the city only, but those higher Obliga-
tions TO Our common country. sharing with
us these trials and sacrifices now crowned
with glorious contamination.
For our city, [ bid you success in the
work of your association for our city,
welcome your co operation, 10 maze it not
only beaut full and prosperous, but Yirtuous
and intelligent.
The band rendered in charming style,
Home, Sweet Home"
g. Our Sister Societies.
Mr.. Thomas Denham, President of the
St. Andrews Society, responded to this
toast in a very becoming manner. We re-
gret that the lateness of the hour for bids
report Of his neat, appropriste RESPONSE
Z. The Ladies' God bless them.
The President arose and bid the gentle
men arise and give three cheers for the
ladies, himself gsllantly leading the
charge.
Miss Adams, as ii were on the behalf of
the ladies) acknowledged the romant'c
compliment rather too publicly expressed,
by singing TO her own accompaniment on
the piano, "The Maids of Merry Eogland,'
in the most graceful and charming sty 10.
s. Press of Cleveland.
Mr.. G. W. John. on, Of the PLAN Dealer,
responded in becoming and happy Iuan-
ner TO this, the last regular toast of the
evening.
After the band had played "Dixie," tho
tune which President Lincoln thought we
had fairly captured the tables were re-
moved, and the may dance began under
the management of Mr.. L. V. Ballou. All
night long the delightful exercise was con-
tinued by beautiful maidons, sprightiy
wives, daPPer swains and husbands digni-
fed.
Thus onded the Seventh Annual Festival
of the ST. Georges Benevolent Society. It
was by all odds the pleaaantost, best ar
ranged and most enjoyable social and con-
vivial (uo wine . entertainment we have
ever attended.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

The HUTCHIEsoNs.-Rr readers will not
forget that the Hutchfnsons are to appear
at Brainard's He'll tonight, This pioneer
family have been singing for nearly gem
GRAFTON, and, like wine, they have mellowed
with age. Those wonderful tones, at once
distinct and dreamy, which enchanted the
public at an early day, raVish still.
1t is great relief for lovers of old-fash-
ioned natural singing with all the highfa-
lutin. fourishes and quirlecuIes left out, to
escape the opera and fashionable concert
once in a while, and bsthe in such sea of
harmony as the Hutchinsons always spread
before one for his entertainments.
Such privilege we shall have again to.
night, and we expect large numbers of our
citizens to be present TO listen to music
which goes right to the heart of every per-
son whose taste has not been Vitiated and
his nature "depraved" by too much cart"
and "culture."
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05
MARINE NEWS.
roar OF OLEVELAND.


GNTERED..-.....-,...MAT4
stmr Morning Star, Eigtf. Detroit.
Prop 0wegO, Brown, Dunkhk
Prsp New 70 k. AOBro, Dunkirk
Prop AtIzntic, Prsts, Buffalo
Schr Go WoIthtngtOn, bearnes, Buffalo
scbr Vim Kelley. Bntiu, Bsy City, l60 M lumb
Sohr urtAnd, Jones, De rOit, l67 m lumber
schr J MeGill. Kerr, Buffalo
Sohr T. X Gilbert, Henderson, BurWe'l
Schr e P Ry,rse, B1ylan Dover, f4t m lumber
Sehc W Sergeant, Hearnes, Saginaw, 1Ol N lum
Der
Sohr Indian Maid, Esds, StanI-y
sow l. n Star, Flied. Port Clinton
SooW Ellen, Blanchard, Ke1ey's IaIo,
Sow Fuller Girl, Bennett, kelleJ's Island
CLEARED. D...............M Mar 4.
stmr Morning Star, YiEer, Detroit.
Prop New York MUur5a, Toledo
Prop OWegO, Brown, Toledo
Prop Olevsls ID, Williams, UgdensbaIsh, s737 bbll
-four
Prop st Louis. Woodworth, Chicago
Pop IfODsides, Turner, OntoDagon
Schr Star, stArkey, sand Beach
Schr N oft, Sto1ell, Oticsgo, $50 tons coal
Sehr G J McGill, Kerr, OhIesgO, % tons coal
Soow Ellen, Blanchard, Kel-y's Island
Scow Uncle san, Sims Lexington
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05

AN-HIsToRIc RELIc-A valuable relic of
the war was handed US yesterday by FIJI.
Furnis'' Esq.-no less than piece of the
famous oak under which Grant and Penn
bertOn sat when arranging the terms of sur-
render at Ficksburg. The oak was cut
down by order Of Brigadier General Maltlv,
and has already been cut up into small
pieces and distributed over the country.
The fragment which Mr.. FurDiss handed
us was sent him by Captain B. H. Carter.
1t will prove vslusble memento of the
Wsr.