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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-27
D. ID. PORTER,
Admiral.
Baltimore Jan IA

correspondent Of the Americon gives
the following detailed account Of The cap
lure Of Fort Fisher: This morning we
were aroused by gun from the flagship,
and at O'Clock the second signal was Civ
en- by the flagship get under way" " hen
the work Of weighing anchors commenc,
ed, and at half past five the signal Of the
division commanders to move forward
wete given and responded to, causing a
brilliant pyrotechenic. At the frs, dawn
Of day the whole armada was in motion.
The wind bad changed to due west during
the pighs, and coming eff shore, tends to
render the landing of troops comparatively
easy. At qua.ter to seven o'clock tie
admiral signaIed, Form line of battle"
whereupon the Brooklyn with her line of
vessels moved along close to the teach.
This division was ordered to prepare for
action, and moving close TO the beach to
she'll the woods at The point decided upon
for the Landing Of the troops, abou, three
and half miles from Forl Fisher near the
deserted half moon battery, in few min
utes the whole division was in position.
throwing shells into tie narrow strip Of
woods separating the sea shore from Cape
Fear rlver, about Z mile inland, parallel
with the beach. Ia the meantime the iron
cIa!s moved into position directly in from,
of Fort Fisher, the Ironsides about three
quarters and the monitors about half d
mile of. At $50 the Ironsides opened on
the fort, and was followed by the mentors
with their tremendous shells. Every shot
struck in the embrazures. AID, exploding,
threw clouds ot sand high into the air.
The fort occasionally reported, but did not
send more than one shot every ten MIMI
les, and a: times Our firing was 80 rapid
that they found it impossible to work their
guys. AT o'clock the boats Of the feet
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-01-27

person. VITO had 40 FjgLls ~AiyL Tie
white man was bound 10 respect"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
FINANCIAL & CGMMEKCIAL.
TUESDAY EWING. June % IL

TUESDAY Evening. June % 1885,
The last i-tellisenee from Europe is evldi ntlJ
regarded By the gold operators as rore favorable
than t e general pubic could have suppose, five
may judge from the decided tf-et is hls had upon
the price Of gold. We think Il very likely that the
European maiA brought liberal orders for our Gov
eminent securities, ami 70 this fact Is due the de-
cline Of the gold premium. as no essential chance
has been made in the commercial status. 50 far as
the Shipment. OF cur products are con ,erned- Bat
1t would not require very large shipments Of Gov
erumsut Bonds to bring Ab:ut 5 balance in our
foreign accounts, and should the demand on the
other aide BE- such IS we have reason to believe IL
is, the result would be to reduce the demand for
cash gold in our markets simply to the wants Of
importers for custom duties, under the Which, the
premium c~uld not pc sibly be naintsined a. any
thing ike its present figure.
Jhe Banks Of this city report en- improved de-
msnd for discounts to day, and q so further calls
fr currency BY the 9 overnment, which together
have nors than balanced the receipts, so that the
ma. ket may be reported closer 10 the sggregAts.
The free movements Of PrOducs Eastward from the
Interior, Is drawing m,re heavily On the Bank,
but the down ward movement Of Ire E.steTn mar.
ksts nay check this for the present, and give the
Banks an opportunity 50 rePlenish Exchange Is
still close and firm st PSF buying and 4 Preaium
selling.
The sales Of T-SOs by the Second Fa'i7nsl BsnS
to-day, wee st5,SOO, snd By the Com ner. iai Ma
tionsl $4,000.
The general markets to day were less active, the
decline in 20 d and produce East having somewfa at
u~nsstt'ed the tone OF operators and ~dispo'ed then
70 'hold on The demand for Flour Is 'onansd
to the.Wants OF the trade. but We are unable to note
any change in prices, u ougb there is less firm es-
After the New York report thiI afssrnool, WHEAT
declined 20, with = light inquiry and closed heavy.
Corn Is mes lectsd and nominal. A sale Of Oats was
made Isst evening 81 $50, aud no ders we're asking
this price to-day, but there were NJ buyers, and
the market closed nouinL, Bys AID EsriEy con-
tinus inRcii Q and nominal
The Provision msrkes Is steady, with e moderate
trads dsmspd for Msss PORK, Sugar. cured Hams
and Dried Beef. } ard Is ruling quiet. In Produce
the movements ~continus light. Butter being aAout
the only commodity that shows any life and TIL
onIy. to = moderate extent in this market, T. orgh
the shipments from tie interior East are on quite
q laigs scale. Cheese Is dull. Highvinea are
heavy and dropping, though dealers contains t'
quote at $500. We heard Of SI,s7 bsirg fsred to-
day, but NJ tranBsetlons were rePOr,ed.
The following were the receipts and shipmfnti
at this point BY Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles during the tSsnty -four hours ending
At seven o'clock this morning:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

Nox-EPIsCOPAL METHODIST CONVENTION
A convention composed of appointed and
volunteer representatives, lay and ministe-
rial, from all the non-Episcopal Methodist
Churches in the United States, will assem-
BILE in the Wesleyan Church (Rev. Mr..
Knight's) in this city, to-day. The object
is to confer upon q plan of union into one
denomination. The call for the convention
has been signed and circulated among the
Methodist Protestant, Wesleyan, indie
pendent, and Free Methodist, beside q
number of Congregational Methodist
Churches. The occasion promises to be one
of unusual interest. Should all these de-
nominations ultimately unite, they would
form one of the most influential and pro-
Rressive ecclesiastical organizations in this
country.
This convention is preliminary and un-
official, and is open to all who may desire
to participate in the exercises. Our citi-
zens would do well to attend.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

ARRIVAL or TRooRs.-The 18th New York
Cavalry, 300 strong, arrived here on yes
terday mornings Cincinnati train. Their
coming was not dreamed of. While the
Lake Shore train was being made up,
about seventy members of the regiment
broke their fast at the Home, and then
went on their way rejoicing.
At two O'Clock the 14th Michigan Inde-
pendent Battery, 1855 men, under command
of Lieutenant Finley, arrived here from
Washington, UiG Pittsburgh. They are one
years men, and have been doing duty In
the defensss around the former city. They
have, during the year, had no diversion
save that of a single raid. None Of them
have been killed in engagement, but nine
have died of disease. They took dinner st
the Home, and whiIed away the hours IN
til the departure of the boat for Detroit,
on which theytook passage.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

GTHE ATLANTIC AID YOUEG FOLKs.-A. J.
Hawk sends US the Atlantic and Our Young
Folks for July. Each ZONES fully up to the
standard in point of literary richness and
excellence, and contains many very read
able papers. In the former We have con
limitations of @Fhe Chimney Corner"
"DOcter Johns" and Needle and Garden"
Besides these there are interesting articles
or 1.-THE Chicago Conspiracy" "Assassina-
ton" "YOung Men in History" &c, with
the usual quantum of poetry, fiction, book
reviews, So. q,
In the latter magazine, Captain Mayne
Bsid, Edmund Kirks, Mrs. Stove and
aCarlstOn" give fresh chapters of their re-
spsctivs serials. eThe Lessons in Magic"
continue. Whittier furnishes q story of
HFhe Fish I Didn't Catch" and Mrs.
Child writes the story of EFFsddy's New
Years Dinner" fo1 small young folks
This number abOunds with illustrations
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
iBY TxLsGEsFz.l

. AaH
COttOn-HeAvJ AID lower q: 4oS44o for mids
dliug.
F~Iour-DuII, heavy and 10a2nc lower.
Sales 1t SIG I0aI6 20 for extra Western. 81 70s
s 81 ON non TO good Shipping brands extra round
hoop thio, AID IS 905S - for trade brands Mar
k-t sIosins hshvy Niih no buyers st outside quo
WhisAy-pun. Sales at So Os9s Oa FIR vest
Wheaf-puI and aa5o lower. Sales choice
No. I amber Niiwaukss AZ 81 Alan exDeme;
choice amber Michigan 81 g.; white Michigan
q o..
Rye-Qu'et.
BarIey-Qri-t
COrn-Dul and 4asc Iowar. Sales at sC@s5o
for miS.d western; s5as7e for lin dred %, 16c for
hs-lrd do.
Oats Dull and SAFE lover. Sales at 74s75o for
WsstrTn.
~CsfFee-Qu'et AVID fl m
Sugar Qui.t. cuba AusoovscO u14ei HAvsn-
ma 12HAl6h
EOIasses-DulI.
E00s-uul
P~trOIeum-Steady at CSC for crude; B2aSSe
for refined in bonI; TO DO fee.
PORK ecidedly ] wer.
"a IS At S s 6s1IQs7 90 for new mess, closing at
S27 90 cash, S2f 90 for 1854 new prime DO. Cash
am regular way, closing st - cash. sls 90
g20 25 or prim.
Reef-ssl-s At 1O9I4c jo- plain mess, ard Il
9l6c tor extra mtss
Eeeg Hams-Fi m at SIS OOG25 80.
Cut Meals Stes at n@1shc for shoul- en-,
ard uGl7%,tor hams.
rd-Du sales 1t I50lec.
Butter-Quiet at 99SOe for Ohio, and SEQ
for stat.
nheese-In demand at se15o ior common to
prime.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

CoRRRor1oN.-On Monday morning we
noticed the death by drowning in the canal
of q little boy of Mr.. Peter Damn, Dunn /,
we enormously quoted it, and stated on the
authority of our informant, that the father
threw the boy into the water. This was
incorrect. The father accompanied his
two little boys to the water, to watch their
movements. While undressing the young
or, the elder managed to get into the canal
unObservsd, and quickly sank. Mr.. Damn
looked up and down the tOw-path in Vain'
and the boy was found by another lad, who
stepped Oh his body. It is strange that, as
there were many boys in swimming at the
time, the lad could have gOtfn and drowned
without observation.
We make this correction in justice to the
father. 1t should have appeared in our
last issue, but was uaavOidAbly crowded
out.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

News FROM THR WOUNDED OF The lO3D y. V.
1.-The Soldiers Aid Society have just re-
csived the following dispatch from Altoona,
Pa, with reference to the FIVE members of
the 1Osd o. v. L, wounded in the recent
railroad accident:
ALTOONA, June goth, 1865.
The five men of the 1881 Ohio VOlun-
teers, who we're injured on this road on
Sunday last, and brought here, are in the
following condition
Hiram B. Floyd, Company K, died on
Sunday evening. His body was embalmed
and sent to his home in Medina, Ohio,
in a metz lie coffin, in charge of q private
of his company, who remained here.
Albert McElrath, Company E, is quite
comfortable. He is able to walk about, and
will be ready to 60 home in q day or two.
Corporal James NJ. Maple, Company E,
is very dangerously wounded. He Is to-
day quite easy, but is at times deliriOus.
There is probability that his right leg will
need amputstiOn on account of a a wound
below the knee.
jeremiah Brannsn, Company Il, is able
to sit up and walk about. Will be ready
to go home by the latter part of the week.
Joseph Tucker, Company E, has q frac-
tured thigh, but is not otherwise injured.
He is as easy as can be expected.
Three men of the regiment are here, and
other parties have been hired as nurses.
The men will receive all the care necessary,
andI will give you immediate news Of any
change in their condition.
ENoCH LEWIS,
General Superintendent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

FLIGHT OF A jan Bnp.-Aartin Nc
LaugbliD, who, a few days ago, plead
guilty, before the United States Court, TO
passing counterfeit fractional currency Of
the fifty cent. denomination, was sem
fenced yesterday to hard labor for three
years in the P~snitentiSry. After being
sentenced and while being Conveyed from
the Court House 10 the jail, he gave the
baiIiR the slip, escaped down an alley to
St. Clair street and thence d9En towards
the bank of the lake, where he was finally
overtaken. He was taken to Columbus last
night,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEF.
lBY TELRGRAPH.1

NEw YORK, June %, 1865.
The current prices for the week st all the mar
kets are:
heef CRttie-lst quality, ST 0OaIT 60; fair
to good quality SIC OOtg7 co. common quality
SIS O1gl6 10; inferior quality Sl2 OO9l6 90.
Cows and CalVes-lst quality $50 OO4iCO 90,
ordinary 500 O0G75 90; common quality $50 OO0
10 90; inferior quality $40 O0@5O 90.
Veal Calyes-lst quality, 3 n, l0G1C%c; Ordt
nary quality s9l0i common quality S99-, InferiOF
quality 6Gso-
sheep and Lambs-kxtras, per head, IS co
@9 OF prime quality 81 O0g7 50; ordinary quality
IS 5)g7 90; common quality So 6O96 50; inferior
quality 81 ,Og5 W.
SRine-Heavy Corn-fed, . u, 9k@SZe; light
and msdi1m SO 1c; still-fed sA@sHe.
Toe ms k-t Tor beet Oatti= ralsd hrne r unde sn
improved demand, and prices arr fully &c higher.
, ecuiPts were smaller, sDd cats . went oh pretty
freely, at the aIsance. The cattle we're mot thy or
binary 20 good, with fut few res ly Ptimt Offering
The extreme IAnge was from l2gl7%e, tut few 5 Id
above ITO, add but few as ioW IS lac; RVtrsge sb ut
ltEc. A goDd many cattle we're taken BY : razieIs
h. Ose thy arrived in the ards bu' for this Let
the.e Voud have been a large supp.y Of poor cattle
on sale, Which would have caused a decline.
Receipts Of q I stock at the y=rds for this week
and last week were as follows:
Reeves 4,ZI6; COWS, l,O, veal calves. 2, 1901; sheep
and lambs, lZ,6z3; swine 1898
East W~sez-Belves, 9,5OOs cows. TO-; veal calves,
8 922, sheep ami lsmbs s,240; wine, 1s,7o9.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
Cleyeland wholesale Markst.

Cleveland wholesale Market.
TUEsDAT EvEaIEs. June 90, ls6S.
FreIEhts-Ths following are tbs rates by Lake
(stsam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New York.-First class 05s; Second class:
TIC; Third olAss: 7Oc Fourth OlAss: 400. Flour,
500.
To BOstOn.--sint class: Sl,Os; Second Glass:
sse; Third clRss: 75o; Fourth elAss: 4o. Flour;
sec.
FIour-The market continues quiet, at s7,OO
0T,EO6r Xxx red ss,OO0s,N for do white.
Wheat-Ihs market ruled quiet, at = decline
of2o after the New York report. Sales this morn.
ing OFFS tara No. I Toledo red from store At $40;
on Change, 1000 bu No. 1 red from store q. Sl,4s;
so o bu No. red from store at q, &c.
OOFn-EO sales reported and market dropping
and nominal.
Oats-sale yesterday, after Chang. OIL 800 bu
st $50. The market to-day was inactive and nom
inAl, at $50 asked.
Rye-Dull and nominal.
RarIey-Eo sales and market nominal.
POrk-Firm at $500 for ci,y-packed ness;
Clear SSl, 90.
LArd-Demand light, and market steady at
1890 for eity-rendersd IN ti'rOes and kegs.
smoked Meats-sseAdy at Csc for sugar.
cured hams; 2na2Io for plain hams; lse for shout
dsrs; lso for bacon; zoe for died beef Sales at
quoratioDb Of 600 rs sugar cured hsmi, and 900
Ds dried best.
BUTTERFLIES active to-day, but unchanged.
Sales Of choice Western Deserve st &c; good do
at 2Ic, '
Cheese-Quist Held at IO9lEo for good to
prime Western RssesT 10
EEgs-In fair request st2S@sGs o
HtKhWlnes-Du1 and nOu inaI at S2.c ssk,d
81 Of bid. d .1lsiA-
ALoOhOl-Markst quiet and steady. He'd At
H,OO9A,O5 for % per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits
q 1692,9O. Cologne splrits, 90 per cent, Sl,l5.
PatrOleum-1he market rules duh aud heavy.
Sales are making in . small way st ssg7Oc for re.
husdi Tcund lots could be had At SEC.
Dried A-PpleS-Demand light, ceiling in a
Emau way At $3.50, and pay for packages.
P-Otatoes-Ths demand is light, but market
steady. sale ! Cal Peach5lows At Sc.
Feathers-In demand at 75e . D for nice live
geese.
lake FIsh-ln good steady request. Sales As
half bblI Eo. l Whiteash st $500; 80 half bbIs No
/ Pieksrel at 81. 90; 40 half bbls Herring At 1913;
10 half bbls Trout ct 1913,
saIt-stsady. He'd at SAYS Gr Fine $3.50
for Ooarss and 6rouua collar.
HOpa-Firm. New YORK State 4b950o, aoeoYas
ing 70 quality Ohio $4,000.
MAlt-stesdy. Barley Malt held 1t $40 per
PuIAS.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

To BE PAID OEF.-We heard last night
that the 1Osd regiment will be paid off on
Friday, so thstthe boys will ba able 20
reach their homes IN time for an "oEation'
on the Sabbath. Nothing operates better
to draw out the folks to church in villages
and country places, than the return of the
0soper boys,"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

CHANGE OF TnE-We have Already an
nounced that a new time table on the At
Isntic and Great Western Railway, went
into effect on Monday. Under the new ar
rangsment we have two daily trains to and
from Cincinnati, n of them being a fast
express. This train leaves Meadville at
5;25 P. NJ, Warren at 7;SO P. n, Akron a
s:35 P. n, and arrives at Cincinnati at ESQ
A. n. Returning it leaves Cincinnati at
1910 ?, NJ, and arrives at Meadville st2 ?.
n. Of the following day, connecting AZ LeaY-
ittsburg with the train leaving Cleveland
at 1854. n, ihstead1of $3.50 as formerly.
The evening train leaves Cleveland at s:b9'
Express trains will arrive in Cleveland al
1855 A. NJ, and $3.50 P. NJ. Trains on the
Franklin Branch will run as formerly
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

Damaged GOOds-By the late fire st P.
shsrwood's;
100 doz. Ladies aud Gents hose.
800 doz. Ladies' and Gents Hd'ks.
800 yards Irish Linens,
4 large lot Of BIesehed and Brown Table Linons.
Nspkin', Doylies. ''-
Bieacbsd and Brown shirtIngs.
All these Coed are more or less damaged by Ore
and water, and will be sOld at great bargaips NATL
all Ars closed out. L. P. SHERWOOD,
24l and IA Superior street,
jel6 Cleveland, Ohio,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

PERsoxAL.-We regret that we are to lose
our estimsbIe citizen Col. F. D. Stone, who
took his departure yesterday for Fort
Dodge, Iowa. He intends deVoting himself
there TO sheep raising aud the wool bust
ness generally. Col. s. has hosts of friends
in this city, who, while they deeply regret
his removal hence, will follow him to his
new home aud svocstion with their best
wishes for health, success and happiness.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

TIE IO4TH 0. Y. I.-Acting Mayor Jones
has been notified of the departure of the
1O4th O.. v. L, from Greensboro, n. c.
last Saturday. It was bound for Camp
Cleveland, via Petersburg, Washington and
Pittsburgh. It will doubtless arrive here
this week.
Nothing later had been heard up to last
evening, with regard to the movements of
other Northern Ohio troops.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

PEpDL1Ka WITHOUT LIoEEsE.-Henry
Trumpsey, of this city, was brought before
Commissioner White Monday afternoon on
charge of peddling cigars without license.
The case was postponed. He gave bail in
the sum of $500 for his appearance at q GER
tain time, which we could not learn.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
AMusEMENTs.
OADRMY OF MUsIO.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquetts 80 oentsi seeuIed seats
70 Dress Circle, 70 cents; Family Circle, 90 cents
Gallery, rs cents; Privsee Boxes 80 and w.
Single seats in Private Boxes, u.
81 Oolored persons VIII, under 10
ees, be permitted to occupy seats in any other Por-
ton OF the house, save the Gallery. Admission 20.
Doors open At 7. Curtain rises at 8.
BenefiS OF Mrs. Rfle EllsleFs
On which ocra ion the celebrated Artists,
NIB. and MISS- O0ULDOOK,
have kindly Volunteered to appear in theiI great
ohsractsls in the "Chimney Corner"
WEDNESDAY evening, June Ast, VIII be pre-
scented the great Drama of the
CHIMNEY GURHER.
Peter Probity. ...........--.--.--....d Mr.. Q. ". OeuldOck
Grace Emery m1ss OoeiaOeA
Aftsr which Little Efis I, Isler y i'll sing
fWhen sherman Marched Down to the sea."
By special desire, Mr.. OOuldOck will recite, In
| oharacier, TToWbfidgs's bssutifnl Poea, entitled
THE TAGAB0ND5..
Irish JOIN neLSA
To conclude with the bsautiful 2 act Drama Of
THE OUNsCRIPT; Oh, The cRoss OF GOLD.
M. Eme A,leiet
In rehearsal, ''Ths Ocean Child" and Husband
Of Ny Heart" Also the s~psct,cls OF aladdin -"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

We understand that n. slossOn, NJ. D.
has opened an office for the practice Ofmed-
icins and surgery in the Aourishing village
of Newburg.' We congratulate its citizens
upon this acquisition of one SO competent to
its medical fraternity. j42O:22O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

GRAPE Growers CONvEETIox.-The quar-
terly meeting Of the Northern Ohio Grape
Growers Association will be held in Brsin-
ards Hall beginning at ten o'clock this
p,nrDip1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
nEW ADVERrIsEMENss

Academy OF Music-Beneft OF Mrs. Efae Ellsler
J d. Dewitt 4 Co.-Lace Nantes.
Vsrmilye 4 Co.-BsnkeIs.
n. 7. Co.-For Chicago.
Malone, Petit a Co.-For Lake Superior.
Cobb, AnGrsws 4 Oo.-southwOrth Note, &C,
Dr.. Die LeWis-The rev Gymnastics.
J. T.. Dewitt q O1.-Drsss Cord, &C.
n. T. Co.-For OgdeBsburg.
W. J. TsrrAr-Borse for Sale.
Auction ~sals-EotIee.
Abbey Z Co.-Meuorandum Book Lost
NJ. BishATdson-PoneE fdT Sale.
HsIrs Homeopathic PhaTmscy-Loosl Notice.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
YUFFHLO mAEkEs-June 80.

lhA HALAdaAFa-l
FIOur-Mors astivs.
Wheat-Heavy. No. l Ohicaeo 'PriRg OF 81 20i
all other grades neglect d and nominal.
~COrm-Duu. sales No l mixed Chicago at ESQ
Co.
Oais-salesat 5ss57o, elO.ing vita offers of SO
to arrive.
h~ye-Eominal.
Enriey-bo
Nhisky-HeId at 81 OS@2 ca.
CAnat fFe1Gbps 0Ull. 10 New York-Nheat
1S%e. corn MA oats 7Zc.
Lake ImpOrts--Fiour 1879 bbls, wheat
1900 bu, CO u 90 493, oats 9',uOO-
canal EzpOrts-FlOur lS9 bbls, wheat IT,
$50 bu. corn 80 500 oats 568 $50, barley $3.50.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

SwEENY's PEARL MIN1ATUREs.-The most
exquisite Photograph made at Roberts
Gallery 253 Superior street. jI5 $50
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

AEoTHER BATrERY.-The 10th Michigan
Battery, about 100 men, will arrive here
to-day from Pittsburgh.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21
Benefy OF Mrs. Rfio EIlsIef.
LOCAL NOTICES.

There will be . Strawberry soeiAble In the
Sunday School Room Of the St Clair street II. I.
Church, Wednesday evening g, June slSt, 1895. The
public are cordially invit,d to attend. jeSO:SSo
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-21

Diseases OF the Horse and other domestic
animals, treated HomeopsthioAl'y by John B.. Hall
NJ. D., 81 Balls Homeopathic Pharmacy 30. II
II Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 80.
Visits within the city limits. 50 so. jeEO:246:eOd
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DIED.
LOCAL NOTICES.

C~AHHOH.-In TWipsourg. Summit County, o.,
June 18th, Colonel Israel Cannon, eyed rs y,aTs.
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CITY NEWS.5

MRS. sHAws' Rooms are headquarters for
style and quality OF Ladies Hats. June 20.