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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-27
NAVAL DISASTER,
Loss Of the q. s. Sloop-of-W War
San Jacinto.
HER OFFICERS AND CREW SAFE

From the New York Times 18th.
By the United States TRANSPORT Cont.
mental, which sailed from Key West on the
10th inst, and arrived at this port on the
morning of the 10Th, we learn that the
steam slOop-of-war San Jacinto, Capt r.
W. Meade commanding, was lost on the
morning of the LIST inst, on reef off No
Name Key, on the Bahama Banks. The
day previous to her wreck she had been
chasing blockade runner, which had ca :.
capped by reaching neutral waters. Dark
ness coming on, the San Jacinto stood in
shore with the hope that during the night
the blockade runner would stand out for
the Hole-in-the-Wall. -,
The night being very dark, and the cur
rents uncertain, the vessel overrun Ler
reckoning, and instead of being twenty
miles from shore, as was supposed by the
commanding officer, she was close on the
reef. which she struck at 1910 A. M. Ey-
cry effort was made to get her off by run
ming anchors out, but heavy gale setting
in from the eastward, frustrated all at
tempts, and at 10 O'Clock the next day
she obliged her sides being crushed in.
The captain finding it impossible to save
the ship, turned bis attention toward saw
ing the lives of the crew and the public
property. With his boats and with the
assistance of the wreckers who had con-
gregated around the vessel, he managed to
land his crew without loss of life. He
also succeeded in saving the guns und
most of the stores, consisting of sails, rig
ging and provisions. Soon after the acct
dent the captain dispatched smack to
Nassau, informing the United States Con-
sui of bis condition. .a. ,7 NV
The English naval authorities, being in
formed of the circumstances, sent steam
sloop-of-war to the assistance of the San
Jacinto. When the news reached Kew
West the gunboat Honduras was immedi-
ately dispatched to render what assistance
she could, and the Magnolia, at the time
the Continental left Key West, was coal
ing and would leave the next day. The
Magnolia had just arrived from Gonalves
with the Glaucus in tow, which had been
ashore on Molasses Reef, losing three
blades of her propeller and her rudder.
The San Jaclnto was wrecked near the
same spot where the sloop-of-war Adiron-
dack was lost about two years ago, and
probably from the same cause. ..,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-27
Matthew Broome Va. Galena, d. d. and MINI.
F> Packet Co. agF

q 3D.
The affidavit for an order of publication of
summons in this case states THAT the defen-
dants are corporation or company established
and doing business under and BY virtue of the
laws of the State of Illinois," .. r1r.s.y
Held, That such affidavit sufficiently shows
the defendants are a foreign corporation.
Foreign corporations have their legal exis-
tence only within the territorial limits of the
State that creates them, and affidavit showing
that defendant is q foreign corporation is a
sufficient showing of the fact that it cannot be
found within this State. -.l+i
Foreign corporations are subject to the ju-
risdictiOn of the courts of this State, and may
be served with summons by the publication
thereof as provided in Sec. 81, Chap. 60, of
Compiled Statutes.
In case of proc eeding against a person as
garnishee Under the law of 1860, when the de-
PENDANT in the original action cannot be found
within this State, he may be notified of such
proceeding by publication of the notice.
Chauncy w. Griggs and Henry P. Upham. vs.
n,s .s City of St. Paul, Z, 40
f r. So. SYLLABUS. 81 5....-
Every fact which the Plaintiff must prove to
enable him to maintain his action, or which
the Defendant has right to controvert, must
be distinctly averred. A conclusion of law not
justified by the facts stated, is irrelevant and
nugatOry. .,.. ..-r r
A general demurrer only admits the travers-
able facts, not differences or conclusions of law.
Casper Baberich, respondent, Va. Michael Mag
$50 r ner Appellant. - ~
or Il, SYLLABUS.
An appeal to this Court will not be dismissed
because the notice thereof, which the statute
requires shall be served upon the Clerk of the
District Court, is addressed to the attorneys of
the respondent, instead of to the Clerk.
Under the election law of March IL. 1861,
the District Court cannot obtain jurisdiction Of
the contested election. except by way of ap-
peal from the decision Of the Board of Cam
vassers.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-01-27

NIT individual freight to monopolixe
7-ninths of the transportation of even a
single train We believe that the delav
in transporting troops to Wilmington is q
matter of public notoriety.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
NOTICE SHERiFF'S SALE.
STATE OFlOVA
H.xara County s."

By virtue Of - special execution ,ssred o't
Of she once ofthe C.e,k nfthe D,>tr'c, orrt
OF N"warl County Iowa. ~ the suit Of VIII
Jam { W listen pla nj e against Samuel F
G lcri.t and theirs defendants to me ditec'-
I'd ccn,mard ng me tina, If the premises
hera after descriheh. lcs,se 10 ie made tie
sim & three tho, - ID four hundred and sixty
tire. dollars I'D forty cents damages and
interest ut rhs rate at ten per cent or nnnr
I em tn" Sl>t day Of January A D. 1868
Cnt "a d and fourteen do, avs cr~'s Of sit
AID arcrnir costs t" ~ 'sfy ! dY-me,t
which 81: d plaintiff ,ecsvs'ed against said
d-fen ant Mt the nnuary tenn 4 D 1868
II ~aii District 'ou t ~hHi offe" for mr
At Pnhic auction t" the gh--t bdie fer
cash ut the front door Of the Court House in
Varnrn SPRINGS Township and county "f.ss-
said on the 3th ,lsv "f April. a. d ls6Slt
tI.e hour of two o'clock P. II. the following
described premises towt
Tn north east quart. ~ OF section n"
fourteen ~ in to-" nah p NJ nin-t,-rine %
north range A" twelve - west OF the S. p NJ
The south hall - the so1;h west quar-
ter "a of section n" fifteen IS ard tn south
west onar,e" l., Of section No TIVE tv-cjght
- n 'uwnsil ~ Nnnretv.nine 80 north range
e'a~er II vast of heS p n il Howard
oan,v Iowa.
When and where 4 q Attendance vii h-
given by the undcrr gnrd
p SEAHLES.
SHERIFF Of snid COUNTY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
NEWS ITEMS.

Gsn Gran: % yec5r,e} t. have be-
a.n .n"rsn~:s sg>;0at Richnond,
sd 70 hare Aai tsGc lsy's severe
Sighting in which ns=r, the .at.r :
t=dsraI ana Confederate forces are
ssparssl t. have j,esn engaged. Sher-
id4n il reported 10 have captured three
Drigadss # Infantry ssvsfsi batteries
and wagon train lie is said to have
swept entirely around Les. Nrigh'
is reported IS. having t4rr Up The
south side railroad. Shermaus all
vance up' Raleigh is SAID 10 have
been rspuIsel.
StanemsI has captured Boone North
Carolina. A repnlse Of the Federal
Cavalry near Ess'port Miss. ;srep,r.ed
Madam ruroor reports the fall IF klch-
Inond. At The present writing the
report lacks confirmation.
Ger. Schofi.ll has !c7iea oonsrihu.
tions of 4cO, 900 rations Of & .ur sa,i
meat up Il the inhabitants ofGoldshoro
The federal movement agaiuss Mobile
begun Inst week. LIS garrison nam sr.
$4,000 men and is said has provisions
for Elk months sei.e.
Miss. Mary Harris, the lady from
Ch,sago, who s!1os iosn in the Treasury
Department Mr.. Burroughs. wss t.
have her trial commence IN Washing
ton or the 2S,h u',.
Gems rsrke Ord and Wright 81
reported to have attacked .nd broke,
through the intrsusLed rebel lines ues
Petersburg.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
Paw up today!

All parsons indebted to The undsrsi sned
6's+' come IN and pay ny fcr1!~ II, Or pay
Inent ill 3e enforced " Il cost. ! will
have sh .uals peasHbIy + possible. BY com.
pnlsj oa if .ceassrv The is Ias,gncd Tor
every men indebted shcthcr rhs s,,m is
great or SINAI. Thn,e ia. iobred respond II z
to this cal wiIt save tyouhir and costs III
others will he VISITED aroA ~ au'h rug
AN dc.t Emnstl TO be in this matter 90 res
pectsf OF peceons,' VERY srniy,
April 5, 1865. AcsET aLlfN.E.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
NOTICE. or sHEkIFr's SALE or REAL EsrA1h.
R !, = = IL count x SIS:

Il -
Rovord County J. s.
B v;rtne Of a spec al execution i.s ed q of
The Zee ef,he Clerk Of the district Court II
n ward Comfy. lows. At the suit Of Co, lev
fnrve'i & 20 Pfa'nt's> sea1n~t Sias Il
Noble Defendant (" ne directed command
inc ma that of The premises her-inatte, des-
O. be ! carse t" hr made the ,',m Of Two
hun ir d and forty d"Ila,s and eight, eight
aHR'fssr } aHf Hl' al II. s IT,
ia. t January A. D 1875 until pa d and cots
st sui axed at eleven ard so les o. a.
and arcruing costs TO sat'st, jrd.ment
VII eh said Pl int;E recovered acsin>, aid
de'sndent ~ the January term A. D. 1858 .
said Dist, let curt, shall o1er for eale vt
public auction 70 the hiehcr, bidder fer cash
a, the front dnov of he Cotrt House il sad
County on the 18Th day Of April "A D. 1856,
at the honr Of Nv" O'Clock p NJ the fellow
ing described premises TO wit
The n'r b-es>t quarter "a ofthe nnrth
" III q lartar 4 IT ~ectien no thirty SIX 36
in Il wn.hip No II nctpnire SO nrrth lanee
No Nsrto tEe 5ti P. N.
IT. SEARLES,
Sheriff Of said Cont,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
NctiCa.

Al persons are hereby cart'G,ed aQs rst
trading for "r purchasing two ur"m rty
notes orc iDr S275 tn" t.e, tnr 1872 80 nav
able to Airhsu- Of Il or bearer the ans Of
S275 dee January 1868, md he ether IN
Aug 1865 me 1915 without interest before
d Q. the either drawing 6 srer cent mt. and
both dated in Aug 1864 besalse f 10
having cen received Cor said
notes by the drawer thereof
HExRY KAErsER.
Forest City TIP. lows. Narch % 1868.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
STA r. "F 0' .
n trurI Cou.ip


Bv Vitae uf As s..ial .xccution issppd out
e & tIffre wi re Clerk Of the DstlCt
Court ~ How ri County Iowa. at the suit I"
n drew Sheets pla,n,f against Darwin
In. Yht Defendant. t." me directed command
Jog me ma. Of he premise, herein ,fter DIES
orihsd 'csu.s to be- made the sum rt Two
h-ndred aud ce' ty Sa,en aud 27-fGo a liars
damage, and inter. the ron ri the ru'- "i
ten per er per II, nnM T,"m the IS h fuv
of Oct"hs, A y So no ns'd " cost. 1T
sui taxed itl IT 49, . 100 Il / HrS 70
sat- Jnl mem vh h suid r'nn &c
o " red aga at ss.. Ge'trda,r rt'lc or'r-
be- ta IN A D 1864 at ~ q District ,ui !
shall de, tor sale u,,ab is a,c' On T." We
highest b oder ,or cash at Tie 'r"rt d o' ~
the Court House in Vsrr,n >lrirss 1s~r-
ship, and county a'or-sa On the '5st dnv
Of April A 1865 vt the hnnr of one o'clock
?. NJ, the foil wing described premises t"
wit
The north west quarter I Of the nor h.
cast sr.rter OF section Nc srshts n town 40
h'neey nine 80 North range no twelve -
west Of the 5sh =, N.
PIT. EARLES
Shs;iH of said County
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
TO onsump'ivts!

yU!HE ADVERTISER having h,sn ,sstor
ed to health in few weeks. by a very
simple remedy after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consunptioa, i. anx Gus to
make known to his fellow sufferers the
means vfeurc.
70 slI who desire it, he will .and copy
Of the prescription used irer Of charge. with
the directions for preparing and miap thu
same. which they will find .urs rurs for
Consump tien, asthma, Bronthi',s. &e be
only Object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he conce'ves to he
invaluable and he hopes every sufferer vii
try is remedy as it will cost them nothing
and prove hlsssing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON Williamsburg
jvenlems) Kings COUNTY Now York
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

th'ous. g. tns ~ 'ss Ia " - ~ 4"
r"marH tHat ;t.,a provost ms'ahsi ~
New = gl4,uivr, his hEe-l"ug sow .
in. and devo,ion - 'ths in,ercs.s IT
G ii snd humanity" being tho "n'
stock he had t" pat forwsrd to pr =
cure the appWn;msnt In the frss :"
stance.
Some one hAs pertly said Of Mr..
Stanton, that vhsa a,kel why he dat
hot prom t. melii, his siHp'- 'sp'.,
was that "merit never has promo ~
NE" It would seem now that ~,
practice If this administration is ts re
changed and merit promoted. 8. III re
it be.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

Nearly every civil officer in New
Orleans has been removed by Gen
Canhy for malfaasa, CO and corruption
whils the provost murshal has been
srs-rste9 to the pcnitentiary for life,
r. <ncggIing arms snd suuauinon
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

Il vns mad. special arrana"n'n's with
me DAAuxs,r. Broadway NJ" f'rk tor
contributions to our Fash d. sAi'sl-nt,
We cal III. attention uf the !,~d'es to ths
sam. and commend our Month y to their
notice, as continuing more lnIerm&tlon
in regard TO Dess and the Toilet, shan
Ally ntller III .aaklss nN hllsMed.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

Prof 7. W Lee is making arrange
usnts to give Juvenile musical concert
from. the lit tie folks who have been
attendi, Z lis singing class during the
sin.er. We hare listened to the sing
ins of few Of the younger IF the eIas,.
ana Judging from their performance,
think it will he treat worthy If pa
ronsge. We shall! snnopnce the ,',ne
aud place Of the Concert
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

A. Il. Cnwan vf the frm Of Cowan,
Schslleagcr q Gage, and P. c. XII K
patrick OF the firm Of SGrother e. Kirk
patrick are east laying in stock Of
spring goods for those two establish
ments. We understand thar each 0
these popular firms will buy more
largely shis spring than at any prsvi-
cue time.
j W. Cowan We understand Is about
to put in big stock Of goods at Gran
ger being east for them how.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

The weather, which has besn As
beautiful and mild as May, changed
about suddenly on Monday eveni' Z last,
and on Thursday the day was as severe
rs any in the winter In fact it Was 20
cold to anew: the wind in the II ean-ime
blowing gale from the north west
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

We are gratifiel to anu,nnce that
A. Sa1lrr is about t. resume the trade
ct fnrniturs in this place, the fret a =
rival Of his new stock having already
c,me to hand. The rapi'ti ts wi'h which
"ur county is being settled NJ, and
he wants ale, of ,Ee old settlers FIR
goods in that line, seem 70 warrant
the opiriA that it is to be most i"-
cra,ive branch of'rsde. Nothing more
strongly evidences the progress in
wealth and population Of osr county
:han its increased number vf ira IS.
men uness it be III. fact sha. they are
Al doing "a g os! Husinsss.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07
PrsNi rs IN GClg!

a. additional inducerRrnt II subscribe early, W
shall aistr auong our -u,s.rihersa tas si ri 'si-
uAble Premiums, relying upon ar cf'Fa"Fil"l! l.isc
riptiCn List 10 coGpssn'. va 10! "s! cefAiitF'
These Premiums viii consist Of vaida'c Souvenirs VI tie
totdrn Wealth Pacific States and wiz! se as ioi
lows:
fH-ro any person ending One Hundred Raging
Subscriptions. will send thcm, isA siAIs
Twe and Ten oar Gold PIECE California Coinage;
and an extra Copy ofthu PACFIo MONTHLY for rear.
fREE.
sg-To any person sending fifty Paying Subscribers
w. will send lAiMEDiATELY, q Ten and rlYe Dollar
Gold pi. &C. and extra Copy ofth PACIFIC Aosr.Ls
for Year FeEE
rx-. 70 sny person sending Nc Twsntydv Paying
sub.cribers we will send lGNEDIATELY, alive Del
lar aud and half Dollar Cola Piece, and an extra
Ccpy OF the PAclTIc MONTHLY FOR Year, FREE
sA~To auy person send,p us Ten Paying sun scrhsrs
uve will send iMMEDIATELY Three Dollar 90 siecs
and A extra Copy Of the Pacific MONTHLY for Year
FAKE.
k-Te any person sending usFive Paying suescrpsisns
~l send extra Ospy OF the PACIFIC aShfhf 'er
Year FREE -,
RIVE are also, having made, large quantity Of
Valuable PRESENTS s,d KEEPSAkkS Tor Single SAB
scricr. who send direct to the ONCE
The present. and Souvenirs consists OF Ledies BreSst
Pins Far Rings finger kinys, Sleeve Button etc ana
Gentlemen Ilea,; Pins. Finger Rings, sleeye-Buttons,
Studs Settings Cae-iicads ect, made from tali-
fornia sud Nevada Gold and silver bearing Quartz and
ORE rys;axed tt,:a,is JeWeGy Commonly nosn ~
Csf ,-na Dian nd J..eEy The cold and svsr-b ar.
/. from the celebrated GaulD GERRY and Cphr knsa
OF Nevada I'D viii be valuable Mementns ~ We'll as
t2autfur in app~ars ,ce and design tVERf Kt Vi Az
sCEGCHlEEn .sabove, TO the PACIFIC AsSFhLI, wiz
he entitled 10 one Articles cr.very Ssbscr!pis
standing Opposite their names our books
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

W. are informed that work ia
already resumed upon the Mcarexcr
Was.s-n Railway rev: " Osv'zr WITH
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

The we'll known IF WARREN,
Of Boston saws Of these Pills,
They have tie finest effect upon
the Liver and digestive organs
Of any medicine in the world. ard
are the most perfect purgatovt
" hich has ever yet been made b>
any body. Their effects hav album.
dainty shown 10 the community
now much they excel the ordina-
ry medicines i'll use. They are
safe and pleasant 10 take, but
powerful to cure Their pcne
tratIn. properties ulate the
vital activities Of the body. remove
the distractions OF its rigans, pu-
rify the blood and expel disease.
'hev pnge our the foul humors which
freed and gro" d'sremp"r stimulate
sluggish r. disnrdc,ed organs inro
'te'r natural 'c'ion, sad lmpart a heal
Nv tone "irh Strength t. me whole
.y7sM. Not M'y DO they cure the
ever, day Complaints of verybody. but aiso
formidable and Jnnserou, sea cs. Whllo
hey preance powert effects, they are at
the saline / mo, in d min'Al,ed doses, the SIT
10 t aad best phys that can lie employed
Tor hi idirn. md Icing ribeiy vegetable
are free ir.m a.,y risk ar harm = 2
The mos remnI Eahie feature Of these
pills il the perfection With wLicn hey act
IN .xtrsmrl, d,ss,miIl .hacn.c diseas e. i.
7HLs ANE Dn Es CURE Dini,Eoca or Uys ep-
sia. in et7,r ca.e rcs,o ing tie organs u y
hea thy and natural condition, VIII Oh can
no. be y. OF any other medicine III exs-
tence."
They create pure blood and ,emovc al
impurities tr,m the SYSTEM hence are pos
lti,e cure tor
Fc,ets. Headache. P'Ies Me-.
cu.iaI I'istMs,
He edit, ry Humors.
~ Prize Dne Dollar pr Boz. Trade
>upp,,td. o. ser, by Aiaa PIT ta'", to any
p It # he United States Or tanddaS q" re-
ts'pt Of prize, BY
II S. RcWs & CO.
49, Sol c agls,
81 L;beYty Street. Nov York,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

We have before US the initial mum
Der OF ,."w Candidate far popular ia
v2r in lie Pstet Messagsr published
',y S T. Taylor $40 canal Street NJ
Y , III. popular publisher Of the L.
Bon Tor Journal It's publlcati II
will be monthly, terms $3.50 per an
rum, or IS cauts for each number with
TWO full sized patterns in each For
prsetical mllliners and dress ,nakers
l,s value can NJ I've over estimated.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

G NJ = S-sGI!
Write your Mans, Post Office, C"nnty and
State. 30 where you want the PACIFIC
MONTHLY eat. Plain and DlstInct.
Register all letters containing Aoney'
or. when convenient send by express
fvour pos.- Office is Money-Ord ONCE,
obtain Money-Order tor your remittance.
Send non bat the Unite! States treasury
N,,,cs cr rcpe, Bankable in New York
All, L.tte,s u. ng In!o,ma ion:set to re-
.. Va attention. must contain S amp. to
p,e.pov answer. Address all Correspond
eHc6,
II AZ q III " r. O.
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FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR,

Payable IN advance. 1ron the rsccps or
which sar 1eeeipt, tor tho same, will Doesn't
n return.
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SJJBSt Rib NOW :

Now IS the time to Subscribe, and have
your volume complete tor 1865. We will
furnish Back Numbers to .uch as 60 no.
subscribe IN time Tor the January or FebuA
~ number Bat to be sure and sst thoxa
without delay. send in Your Sut.srlp sons
early. Ga, Subscriptions Prize, is
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07

On Saturday last i.iiy line Vi
stages began TO run between this place
aud West Mitchell: This has long
been ADDED hy she psopi- ives, Of
'}is place. With this arrsngensnz
mil matter and passengers leaving
MeG.esor, will in vhlrtv-six hours toe
enabled to get az far into the interior
~ Austin MINI. c!i.tance heretofore
requiring three days line to travel.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-07


49,
she ross in o?srai on - wjthin
swentv aiies oftnis phase by the mid
lie Of My. The certainty of its com
ing in this iir-cti during the susaner
# 1895 !. .r"a"v attracting I.ge num-
Less of settlers ia sai. ,ii.ee i.". THIS
N connection ~l,h the excellent ON All
" # our lands; their shs.pnsss the
hesl;f .u',rss e vur climate ana their
sscessr'.,,ity to me markets is sure to
unfe han double our population du-
ring hi, summer.
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,PEGIMEN COPIES
or TEE
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PACIFIC MONTHLY
cent. postage prepaid upor the receipt Of
Fly Cents, in Currency or Postage S1snps.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

l. Forest street. House large and oommodious; Lot
l5O feet by 20, with abundance Of fine shrubbey,
and good fruit, choice Craps. and good barn.
pefior street au22:R2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

81 IELHGRATH.
OOttOn--Msrket steady. Sales st s40S5o fog
FIonr-puT. unsettled, ar d lc@l5o lover.
Sal at 81 75GI 90 for extra state s. 4O9s So
for common to good shipping brands extra TOand
Market closing heavy
WhisIIy-Dull. Sales at q l69@2 1S1S for
Wheat-Duus at 81 60 fer ChiessOspring; 81 50
amber kea ucs y.
Rye-DrOoping.
RRrIey-Dull.
COrn-ouiss. Sales Of new and cid mixed
vtstera At 81 sO@I IS.
Oats-saIss si sso for western.
WOOI-Dull.
s0ear--Aetivs. Museo1sdO D@ls,; Ha-
yana $50.
COnee-nRlI.
Holasses-DuIl. Sales Porto Rico At suction
a. 6s@7Oo.
PefrOIeum-ouiet At sso for Crude, $50 for
refined in boni- TIC do free.
POrk-MaTket himsr, more doing. Sales ct
81 l2aZ7 o for new mess, closing st g. ossh;
S24 61025 90 for ls63-4 mess, cash and regular
way, closing at S24 80 caRh; S2t 5O0 % for
prime and S26 2592s 6215 for prime ness Aho.
700 bbls new mess or April and May, sellers oP-
tiOn, at SIT OOa27 26
Beef-Market STEADY at sl2 OO9Is so for plain
meu; Sl6 OO@20 90 extra do
Reef Hams-Market quiet. Sales at $50 co
az 90.
Gut @eafs-Firmer as 1l14sl5o shoulders
and 166ITc hsmH-
cut At l59l51zei @l67So fer long ribbed, and Is
| 9l6l< short Ti0bld.
Lard-St q y at lt2s9lso.
Butter-Dull. siss at 1890 for Ohio
and 2c93so for State.
Cheese Quiet ct 14@22o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

DEATH OF BRIGADIER- GENERAL THEODORE
RERD.-Mr. John A. Vincent, of this city,
has just received intelligence of the death
of his son-in law, Brigadier-Genera Theo-
dore Reed, in q telegram from Major
General Ord, saying that his Adjutant,
General Reed, was killed on the forenoon of
the eth inst, while gallsntly leading
charge. The remains of this officer are
now on their way to this city, in charge of
Major Seward, of General 0rd's staff, at
tended also by Mrs. Reed, who~was at
Fortress Monroe when the dreadful news of
her husbands death reached her. The
parties will probably arrive herewith the
corpse by the close of the week.
We are sure that the deep sympathy of
the whole city will be extended to this
young widow, whose bereavement derives
additional bitterness from the reflection,
that her husband laid down his life just as
the nation has reached the goal toward
which it has been struggling in agony these
last four terrible years.