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Ten COmpositors wanted. Apply ct the
LEADER Job Room.
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When the animal powers are exhausted, the pulse
VI ak, the mind oppressed, 'nd Sll the lowers of
vita ity at low bb, tn ~ is restorative COM
parable with the BITEERs. They renovsts every
organ, gent stimulate the circulation, improve
the 1slity of the BIO d, clear the clOuded brain,
and imPzTt to .nbling nerves, stability and
firm esI. Sold By all Drus gists. sp24 223-1wdGw
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Seventh Wsrd.-Tners will b. meeting at
Engine House No. 5, at halfpIst o'clock, 26th
iast to settle up unfinished recruiting business.
apz4 214 {. S. WILLARD, Ch'mn Csm.
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are averted BY the use of HOsTETTER'S BIfTEBs
as preventive, cured with astonishing cslsrity
BY its direct and genial operation upon tbs stom-
aohi the liver, and the nsrvous q stem.
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. ySnic EOtIce.-Ths officers and members
6f :. Lodges are spectfully invited to me ct
with y Lodge SO. go, at the stated Communi-
catIo, this e7ening, for tbs puIp,se OF making ar
rangements to parti ipate in tn reception Of the
remains Of our late President, Abraham lincoln.
By order.
ap25.2O4 q. y. FIELD, Secretary.
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NATI,EAL MOURNING SYMBOLS, such ss
FLAGS, Rosettes, &c, finish ed with Grape,
can bs obtained at the City Recruiting Of
fee Building on the PUBLIC SQUARE, where
a supply will be kept until the Presidents
remains have passed through Cleveland.
apl2I:2O4
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FHLoIOIAN AND bUhGLUN.
Ofloe, 80 Peal street, Cleveland Ohio.
Office Hours, from 10 ~ A n, from to nnd
Z 10 P. n. sp25.212
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Attention, Co. Z, s9th Reg'T, o. n. 8.
You are her by ordered to meet at the ATmory
(Phoeuix HAu, over Parish Kr lights store) at u
O'Clock P. II, Tuesday, April 25th, ss5, to make
arrArg mslts Z, esooIt duty to our late President
By or'er Of
au24 JG PARSONS. CsptaIn.
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CITY NEWS.

A case of French Bonnet Frames opened
ct Mrs Shaw's Millinery Rooms. apl2l
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2O4 De. FIELD, Secretary.


EapOIeOn'S Life of julius Cesar is now
out. Cobb, Andrews a Co have it for sale. s25-2J4
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Box No. L Columbus Passenger Depot.
Box No. 2. River street, near Light
house Barrett's Saloon.
Box No. 8. Engine House No. l ; Frank
fort street, Desr Bank.
Box No. 4. l44 Lake street, near Bond
Capt. Kidd's residence.
Box No. 5. st. Clair street, near Erie
BoutsPs store.
Box No. 6. Corner Marshall and Hamil
ton streets; butcher chop.
Box No z. Corner Alabama and st.
Clair; tin shop.
Box No. 7. Lake Shore Machine Shops.
Box No. s Engine House No, 5, Phelps
street, near St. Clair.
Box No. Cedar & William.
Box No. 10. Garden, between Perry and
Greenwood.
Box No. IL. Perry street, near Prospect
grocery.
Box No. II. Engine House No 3, Hunt
ington street.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
Box No. 1. Graham's Pail Factory, cor
per of Spring and Main.
Box No. 2. Corner of Detroit and Pearl /;
Truscott's Store.
Box No. s Engine HOUSE No. 4, Church
street, near State.
Box No. 4. Corner Taylor and Detroit !;
grocery.
Box No. 5. Corner Liberty and Lorain !;
shoe store.
Box No. 6. Corner Bridge and Penn !;
Browns store.
Box No. Z. Corner Lorain and Brainard
Streets butcher shop.
Box No. s. Columbus Machine Shop, on.
Flats.
Box No. 8. Ransom and Cobs' Mill, on
Flats.
Box No. 9. Engine House No. 2, Cham
plain street.
Box No. 10. No. 81 Oak Place, Chief En-
gineer's residence,
Box No. II, Corner of Kinsman and Cross,
Box No. IL. Corner Kinsman and Irving.
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
MONDAY EvEHsa, April "a, 1855.
ReeeIpts-rhe receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the 4s hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were ss
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AnIusE,rEhTs To.NIaHI.


favorite troupe of negro mfhstrels make
their appearance this evening in Brainard's
Hall. They were here few months since,
when their sweet melodies, fresh witlicisms,
capital dancing, &c, &c, edited amazingly
the full houses which they drew. They
will be warmly welcomed now, and receive
a liberal pstronsge from the large portion
of our public, who. their evenings being
free, must seek and find amusement Of some
kind, and who viii divide their attention
and time, this week, equally, between
Brainard's and Chapin's Hell.
CABPExTER's PAINTING OF rHs President
AND CABEET.-We trus: that our citizeDs
generally will avail them elves of the rare
opportunity Of seeipg I'd Studying the
fine work of at nov exhibition at
Chapin's Hall. Carpenters grand paint
ing of President Lincoln and his Cabinet
discussing the Emancipation Proclamation,
on its way to add 10 the attractions of the
Sanitary Fair in Chicago in June next, has
been set up here for the inspection of our
intelligent public, and it must bo that
every one, who can command quarter
scrip, will make it e point to See this
painting which is henceforth historic.
The picture covers over $50 square feet Of
canvas, aud contains full length, life-size
portraits of President Lincoln aud Sscre-
taries Seward, Chase, Stanton, Welles, ,smi b,
Blair and Bates, IS they appeared at the
first reading of the Emancipation Proels-
nation. They are met in the old Cabinet
Council Cham Der in the White House, which
was used by President jackson and mis-
Cabinet, and the furniture, etc, of Lheroom
is the same as that in use in the stern days
of Old Hickory.
We cannot here enlarge on the painting.
Let every one go aud see for himself and
herself. The He'll viii be open daily, this
week, from nine o'clock A. N, till ten P. N.
TIE GoOD TEMPLARs on TEE ASSASSINATION.
At regular Meeting of Minnehaba Temple,
I. o. G. T., on Friday evening, April q,
1855, the followipg preamble and resolu-
tiOns were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, On the night of Friday, April Il,
1865, our beloved and hOuored President,
Abraham Lincoln was, in most cowardly
and dastardly manner, ssssssine ted, and
the country thus deprived of the services
of ono who has proved himself TO be en-
able statesman and truly honest man,
therefore,
RcSolced, That IN his death, we, in COM
mon with our fellow country men feel that
we have suffered an irreparable loss; that
we deem the death of our beloved Chief
Magistrate a calamity well righ over
whelming, and that we feel prostrated by
the blow.
ResolUed, That in view of the above, tho
bell of this Temple be suitably drsped in
mourning for the period of thirty days
from date, and that on the occasion Of the
passage Of the Presidents remains through
this city,:the exterior of the hall be draped
in mourning also that a portrait Of the
deceased President be procured, draped in
mourning and hung in the Temple Hall.
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C0RaEo4IoE.-We have received the fol-


CORREoTIOE.-We have received the fol-
lowing note from Mayor senter:
MAYoK's OFFICE, }
CLEVELAND, OHIO, April "a, 1865. J
EDITORS LEADER:-COlonel- Barnett finds
that it will bs necessary for military organ
izations, civic associations and the general
public that desire to participate in the pro-
cession on Friday, to have their committee
men report to him as early as O'Clock P. N,
she 26th inst, at the Mayors office.
In the published invitstion of this morn
ing, they were given till the 27th. Will
you please make this alteration?
Yours, etc,
GEo. B. sENTER,
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HEW YORK MABKEE-APrn q.


COftOn-Deeidsly higher, with an active de-
msnd. Sales at b0952c for middlng-
REOUr-50loo lsWer on common and middling
grades The better kinds without dscifed ehsnRe-
Sales at 81 4597 20 for extra statei 50 lG0s .
for common TO ROod shipping brands extra ro1ne
hOoD Ohio; s. s09s 60 for trade brands. Market
olo.ing teavy.
Wheat-DulI and prices without s-y decided
chante Sales winler red western ~ 81 10 white
Michigan 81 S5.
BarIey-bul and nominsl.
CoT1-Stsadv. Sa'ea at 81 3s0S1 40 for new
yellow, and 81 A. for cd mixed western.
Oafs-DuIl and I92o lower. Sales ct sec Tor Wes-
CORee-steady.
BOgRr -FiIm and quilt.
Mn7asSes-Quiet.
PeGrOIeum-DuIla and nominal
POrk-The market Is armsr. s. les at - zos
Is so for new meas, closing st SIS 5I18 cash,
s25 % Ior prime and SIG 20 for prime mesa
Reef-Bull at l29l6o for plain mess; 1890
for extra mes Beef Baus dull and naminel
tuS . ests-Steady -a'es 400 pkgs At l47S9
15l<e for Shoulders; H0fs1zc for Hams
BaeOn-steAdy and quiet at lb759losze ior
Cumberland euti I6159ltsze for shoiLEiDosei Aoo
for long cut hams.
Lard-Unohanged at 1s9S91sc
Butter-St aiy It uuohsUgsd prices.
Cheese Quiet ct lag &c.
OhAOA1C AasaA -
lBT TELEsRAPH.l
FlOur-Fism.
Whaat-Quiet at 81 ls5<
COrn-E m and advanced l92o. sSIss at Ioe.
Oaas-Quiet st 1870
HigWimeA-BeointdI Ic.
Professionalism.
P0rk-Mvss advanced 5ec. Sales ct SIS 759
S26 90; prime mess 81 "a 90.
HnIms-Firm at liza 7%c.
Freights-Unchsn2ed
Reeeipts-Flour, 800 bbls; wheat 7cOo bal
corn, 1900 bu.
Wholesale Iron and Rail Market.
MONDAY, April "a, 1856.
Cleveland, Brown 4 Co., manuiaetunrs and
Wholesale dealers, Nos % and 81 Msrwin street,
report ihs market unchanged and steady ct thO
following quotations:
FLAT BAR IROs.
II tot by q to inch, per n...-............ ~
2 to6 by 116 to IL iuch, 90 .-.........--.-. 81
rs to I5s BY to y inch, "a --.-.-..-......-- 59$
to IL By 6l6 inch, " ................-.
HORSE SHOE IRON.
ss to By 6-l6 to q
SHEET IROH.
NO. ~ 10 II ~
NO. y and "a
NO u
Over 2s inches wide, i cent extra.
NAILS.
l0d up 70 bOd.....-.. %
81 ana Q 70
"a anu =
% o %
70
Terms cash in New York TX -hange at par, OF
funds par in Cleveland. discount Of 3 per cent.
! is made Il RENTED on reotipt Of Invoice.
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Rose . PFenfBP R.rOVlzsOn AArEea -
port
Ths following are the ratss charged b. nj
premium hams . D......22
Dried Beef-3 o
5bOuAdars-Sugnr-ou F FD......s..s.s.....-s..la
Bao1gi-Or Smoked Sides D...-.......,..........sl
LAro-Prims leaf kettlO-rnd'd d In bblB or tros.1O
Prime lesf ksstie-rndT'd in ksg5 3 D..l
ROEk-Ho. mass q bb .........s.--.sts "
ExtrA clear > Fbbl.............s-.......s.-.. ~ "
~ no extra charge made for packages o. cart
aEe 70 railroad depots OK boats. All articles ara
warranted strictly prime, and equal 70 anything u
BOEI PREETI8A
dsIs-R Hos. Iss. I44 and I4s Ontario Itrsss.
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cleveland evening stock exchange.

MONDAY Ev MING, April "a 1855.
In consequence Of the suspt n'iOn Of business in
New York, the Stock Exchange adjourned tonight
without transactions to Wednesday evening.
H.Y. Honey MarkeG-Apru "a,
IBY TTLEsBAPH.
HOney-Easy at 4@6 . ct.
Sterling EXchBnge-More active and hrm
at IOa1l for sod end first class BANKERS
bills.
Gold Firmsr, opening at 1879, and closing at
15i5A
Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, April a, 1865.
Loans, ,......,........ 500, ,T23, 1876
Decrease . .................,........ lisa 800
specie, ...................... Is, ,l38 2s8
Decrease ............ ..-................ 4oilfto
Oircu alton, D. UOz zlO
Decrease ., ,..... ............... 57,t52
pe-o.ffs ..,.... ................... Isf, ,2i4 29l
Incresse....... ...................... 6 4Zs, ,454
lie al Tender Hotes..........,..... 81 1854 ,9ST
a.e........ ..................... .S9S, ,475
"
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETY MEETING IN YouEes
TowE.-THE LATE TERRIBLE TRAGEDY The
Mahoning Register, of the goth inst says
that on Sunday last, the Father Matthew
Temperance Society Of Youngstown held a
meeting in the basement of the Catholic
Church, which was addressed by Professor
Fitzgerald, of Cleveland, in his usual felici-
tous and eloquent style. He spoke of the
assassination Of President Lincoln in carr
est and touching language, and delivered
seathing denunciation of the horrible deed
Of the miscreants who had enacted one of
the bloodiest tragedies that ever sullied the
calm face of nature. He hoped that Justice
would oyertake them, and that they wonld
by the forfeiture of their abominable lives,
be made to pay for the inhuman and dia-
bolical murder which they had perpetrated.
The meeting was also addressed by the Rev
Father 0'Callaghan, who after wards admin-
istered the pledge to several persons, both
yOuOg and old. The meeting was most nu
merously and respectfully attended.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE FOR MAY.-We have
received from Hawks and from Cobb, An
drews & Co, copies of the May number Of
this favorits magazine. That best writer
of travels and adventure, equally happy
with pen and pencil, gives the Monthly 8
relish by the first paper of q series, entitled
"Washoe Revisited" The article bears the
authors msrk. and is full of spirited and
Characteristic illustrations of his own devils
ing. There follow very interesting articles
on "Lymsn Beecher," "Heroic Deeds of
Heroic Men, I'm which last the reader r,av,
perhaps, learn in what the heroism of Nc
Clellan consisted, as he is the first "hero''
who steps out upon the page then follow
in order, articles cover the Meadow" {"
"The Houses we live in, /" "St. Icons Heir, y
'Infaucy and Age" "Recollections of
Thomas" with portrait, "on the Heights, :"
"The University of Oxford, ," "The Old Let
ter" and chapters of the stories of "Arma-
dale" by Wirkie Collins, and "Our Mutual
Friend" by Dickens, together with the
usual monthly record of events, literary
notices, Editer's Drawer, and Editors Easy
Chair.
For sale at Hawks, Cobb, Andrews 4
Co.'S, and IDgham and Bragg's.
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RECEPTION OF THE PRESI.
DENTS REMAINS.
Meeting OF the Committee OF ArFanee-
ments-sChRnge OF Route OF Fune.
raj PrOcessiOn-Reperss Of sub
Committees.

The General Committee of Arrangements
for the Reception of the Remains of Presi-
dent Lincoln met in the Mayors Office last
night at half past seven o'clock.
At the request of Mayor senter, Chair
man of the Committee of Arrangements,
stillman Witt, Esq, toek the Chair, and
Thomas Jones, jr., and ]. C. Sage acted as
Secretaries.
Hon. d. NJ. Chopin, Chairman Of the
sub committee appointed to procure hearse
and horses, reported that suitable hearse
had bseu engaged, and that six white
horses to draw the same had been pro-
vided.
Philo Chsmberlin, Esg., reported that
the building ordered to be erected on the
Public Square, had been commenced and
would undoubtedly be completed at the
time appointed.
Mr.. Nelson Purdy, Chairman of Commit
tee on Carriages, reported that fifty car
riages had been engaged for the use of the
distinguished escort of the remains, and
that half the number would be held to or.
der during the DAY ana night.
Mr.. F. T. Lyon, in behalf of the Commit
tee on Music, reported that the committee
had had meeting and were endeaVoriug
to procure music sufficient and suitable to
the occasion, in this city and from abroad.
On motion, the resolution of Hon. Il. B.
Payne, locating the route of the funeral
procession, p'ssed on Saturday evening,
was reconsidered. The reconsideration OF
the matter resulted in the decision that the
procession, instead of forming at the Union
depot and marching through Water, su-
perior and Erie streets to the Public Square,
should meet the remains at Euclid Street
Station, and proceed down Euclid street to
Erie, down Erie to Superior street, down
Superior to the Square, to be deposited in
the Reception Building erected IL the
Park.
The Committee on Enteftainmentre report
cd that they had procured fifty rooms and
two psrlors in the Weddell House for the
accommodation of the escort of the re-
mains.
The Committee on Decoration reported
that they had provided sufficient material
and all requisite help.
Chief Marshsl, Colonel James Barnett,
named as the Assistant Marshals of the
Day, whom he had selected, the following
gentlemen
Colonel 0. q. Payne, Major S. Race, Col.
J. P. Ross, Major WI. Edgarton, Captain
B. L. Spangler, Siles Merchant, Amos
Townsend and George Burt.
Judge Spslding moved that the Mayor
be authorized to appoint committee to
proceed to Erie TO meet and join the fune-
raj cortege. The motion was carried.
1t was stated that the proper badges for
the different committees had been ordered,
and would be ready for the occasion.
1t was moved, and the motion prevailed,
that the train to bear the remains to Co.
lumbus shall be located at the foot of Vine
yard street.
The meeting then adjourned, the commit
tee to meet again, at the came place, at half
past seven O'Clock We'd dnesday evening.
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Terms cash in New York TX hange at par, or
funds par in Cleveland. A discount Of per cent
Is made Il RENTED on Teosipt Of invoice.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-28
@ine DepefdDe meIbet. oo6 cine feinblis

eine Dspsf6e meIbet, oa6 cine fciublis
DE, 1000 Mann ttarfe gcIcnne, tporun:
ter iib 1000 Reiter befinoen, BON &nors
pi(le Der anrldt, unb 8reenpillc, wel6es
sd Wsilen BON SriItoI entfernt 1T, err
rei6t bat. Oiefe Grpeeition biIoet ipa brs
fbeinli6 einen obermaliaen Streif3ue &c.
gen bic Sir9inia uno SennefTee Gifens
babn.
Der Sele9rapbilt ju @eloon beti6tet,
oaB Elm StreiJu9 BON @a a16in9ton ooer
Renbern i'm @erf uno rpabrl6einlib ees
gen Sodp Wount Station an Der @ils
min9tcnsSobn in Go9ecomb @auntp ees
ribtet if.
@ritern wurbe cine 8ewe9un9 teS
Seinoes auf &in9fcn, 9toro Carolina,
eemeloet uno man 9laubt, Dap Soiter's
6eeresabtbeilun8 8 nab Helpbern 9e9ans
gen III.
2(u6 Elm @auallerie Stref,u9 9e9en
Sarboro tpuroe beribtet. Die Streits
mobt, Die iib BON 9terpbern aus in 8es
rps9un9 feet, fdbrt SO bic 60 Stdd
@efbde nit iib.
2(us oen obi9en Seribten Der 8ebellen
9ebt berpor, oaB ibnen bic prablerei
BON Der Sernibtun9 Der Yanfess per9ans
aen ift.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-28
Widti9e t7adridten aua fuoIiben
3situn9en,
Wtlmtn9tDn 9ef1Qen !!

SO fbin9ton II, %. Sebr. 9tibz
monoer 3eitun9en pom Oienlto9 beribs
ten, oaB S6erman 9e9en @barIotte, Sos
lisburp, Greensboro uno DaEuitle Uors
rGdt um oann pereint nit 8rant Ri6s
mono anju9reifen.
Sic ia9en, ipenn S6erman'6 Mar1b
nitbt balo Ginbalt astban tperoe, fonne
ct gar nibt mebr ouf8e baIten werben.
Sin Sele9ram bon @olosboro pom 10.
Sebruar fa9t, cob elm 9orps Sunoe5-
truppen BON Nelp Bern 9eoen Sorborc
marfbirt fei, Inn Die GifenbabnUerbins
ouna 3wifben 9Silmin9ton uno SI9s
mono ju unterbre6en.
Gin onoeres Corps betpe1te ifb ouf
Dem fGoliden l1fer ot6 9seuilsefluile6 Sc:
gen oieielbe Gifenbabn.
8on SfsSennefse fcmmt Elm onoeres
@orps Yanfees, nm ifdb Sberman auf
feinem Marf6e na6 Dem 9eoroen anju.
3uf6Iieben.
Der Son ter Rebeuen;eitun9en sei9t
BON 9roBer Rieoer9eibla9enbeit.
SIN Reprd dfentontenbaufe oes RebeGs
len=@on9redes po6irte leetsn @onta9 eli
ne SiQ, rpelbe Die SemuTnun9 BON 2OOs
900 Ne9ern autoriiirt, uno man erwarte,
te, oaB Der Senat am Sienita9 in 9ebei.
mer Sieun9 ibr beitreten peroe.
Oie Rebellen problel Iebr oamit, Dap
fie in @barleton Die SaumpolIe lieber
uerbrannt baben, ol6 iie in uniere 9dns
be fallen lieBen.
9ta1 Serihten aus Rebellen Suellen
nurbe @ilminoton am legten Sonnta9
Qbeno BON uniern Sruppen beiest. Die
@arniIon retirirte na6 8alei9b.
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g Gin Strt6 6Dlsl1n6,
58Wette NdttDnnI 8anf,
Gttr. %.
UonQ lentoD
pfpOhtsH- DaHh fir HesisrungG Grlnrr,

UonN t0Dn.
DfpOhtsH- Dauh fir HesierungG Crlnrr,
ICtpIs N9snI fiji BEN gsrFauftw
SiebensDreiBi0er &er. Staoten Sonbs.
DisIs inb ;atltor In jivei unb entm baIttn
Sabr SCm 1 t5lrn 5struar 1865. pttr weun Der
SaItsr bes Bombs 60 SrrIan9t, rnu6 rs itm bann
in Elm 500 Scro umeewanSstt pfresn, psIGs
6 9rojert golo SnirsiIsn trasrn, baItjdbris
;atltar. Dirle 7'30 SOnbs tragsn z unD Gin
DttttsG YroJsnt Sn!rslIsn, taItjatris ;abl6ar an
irgsnb elmer 9iaiional Sant, Otnr Qbsue. Die
llrIudr, ta6 fe 7'30 Sonps ssnannt ptrtsn,
ii, nell bic Sntr'iIm auf
$50 sinsn Gfnt bee Says Fstra8sn,
100 ;Dd :, "
500 ptn - -
1000 ;panjtS
DtsIe Bombs fnb ;u babrn in Summtu BON
$50, s100, $780, $1,000 uno $4,000, un6 fFno
fret BON alien Staais', @aunts' cher antTn "a.
rem. Gttnfaas Su babsn:
IO:4O Sonos,
in Summsn son $50 bis $1,000, tpslts 5 9rc.
sent @pIO SntrsI'n trassn, taIti6bris SaBltar.
5 5@rOjent Sntrefen Roten
rsrbsn In 9sSutIuns Der 7--3DiO Bombs anBt.
ncmmsn unb bic SUllm Sntrsiisn rrlaubt,
F@olo uno Silber
wirN sstauft unO has sGtas prtmium tafdr bs.
;ablt.
gBfitrs Qustunft wirb nit grgniian rrtGtilt
BON Gbarlrs .. Sufb, Gafrr.
B. 8. 2tInep, 9rsiioent.
a(Isntswn, Gstruas 20, 1895. Na-
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SdtIi6e Seri9te iitrr bic 8dumun9
Hpn Gburleitrn bic Ginnubntt Dpn
Columbia unb bic Speras
tinnPn MN 81. SarDIina..
tipnRn nrn %. Carolina;


f6in9tcn, 90. Sebr. Sol
9ence QWsSu9e itno Ri6mcnoer Sldttern
entnemmen.
- @ir wiIrn ieet, bab Gbarlsiton am
ucri9en SieniFa9 9eraumt rporoen 1T,
uno CAP am Sreita3 Der Scino Seiib bon
Columbia er9riff. G5 beiBt, Dap unlere
Sruppen untIr Sen, 8eaure0aro iib nab
Charlotte SuriitfSieben. Sn Der Grisoss
office traf in ppriaer gt0dbt Die amtli6e
0tatbribt Gin, oaB Sbtrman 9eitern frib
0esen 9Sapne5bUro an Ger Gilenbobn
nab G0arlotts, 80 Wsilen nGvolitb Urn
Columbia, pcroran9. Gbarlotts iIf pon
SGGhtIm9sn aus Columbia 9sordn9t uoll
unS gSbeeLr's (HebcIsn) Jeiter lollen
Die Stabt prr Der 8Gumun9 9fYIuncert
bdben.
Ole Re9isruu9 bate ibUn vcr . Mcs
den bic &criIbt5lna6rs9eI 9etrOfsR (pis
&ctelten baben Gle Ratte 9ero6en) unt
ibre tlin9ence Wln3s, Die iitb auf meb,
rcrs @iuionen 6balar bGlduft, icnie allie
Wtatten uno Stempsl bf6 Sdo eotparte.
ments uno Die porrdtbi9sn S6aenptsr
in Si6erbeit brin9eR laiIfn. Der Teino,
Der i'm 8eie uon Srantbpius, Sranoe:
burg uno 8in9SUiue 1T, Iperrte Die mad
@barIelton fibrenorn lSeae ob, uno ba
| fib auf Der pcn GoIumbid na6 Sbarlcttt
I fGbrenoen 8abn Elm lln9lEd erei9nsts,
70 fonnten Die 8ebGr6en Gud bon oisier
8obu eciuen @ebraub MAIDEN, um ibl
onoerpeiti9ss pertbUole6 Material in
Columbia ju retten. 9rO6e Suantitds
ten pcn Irinrisn tefanoen itd bort, wos
BON bic cine {edlfte 9ercttet uno eis an:
oere Q6lfte Serit0rt murse. Die Orud:
erpreiien fir Die Santnoten;S Sabrifaticr
in Spans uno Go9sneu's uno &eatinp
uno Sau's Gtablifements, une anoert
Wai9inen muBten nctbwcnpioer g8eiTt
Jurud9elaf1en peroen. SSn Der crifern
Sabrlt itanoen oGein 100 OruderpreI,
fen.
8ilmin9ton, is. Sch. 8eferr
gtabmitta9 uno fait Die game ooroui
folaenoe Nobt bcmbaroirtt Der Ssino auj
oa6 8dtbenoite Sort 2(noerfon aud
eanctruppen fcllen unierc Strtitma6t Il
Qncerion an9I9riffen baten, obsr jurd6
eeibla9en fpcrcen iein. @s mro, um
Illbr No6mittaes, nod INNER tanpnirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-28
Ste @innabme DDn GbarleitUn.

SfF,ielte DepsIAe bss Sen. @iamure.
Gbarte ton, is. Sebr., iber Seen
Worf, 81. Sebr.-Qn Gen Sailed. Sit
Staot Gborlefon uno ale ibre Seltunos
perfe fislen beute frtbm etlpa 200 Stdd
braubbaren 8ef1GBen unb Sorr6tber
gutter Ammunition in uniere 66noe.
Der Seino bs8ann 9eitern No6t ale
feline Merfe ;u rdumen uno Wapor @acs
tetb iibsreab um 8 ltbr beute Wor3en biz
Staot an unffre Sruppen ols oiefsIbsn
porrudten.
Infer Sorrdden BON goiito un6 SuQa
Sap bei6leuni9t Den &Gfju9.
Die 3oumwcllen Ga9erb6uItr, Die 2(r.
female, Die Suartiermeiiterpotr2tbe, Die
GifenbabnbrGden uno ;ipei Qan,erltbiffs
wuroen pom Seinoe perbrannt uno eini0e
SNiffs i'm Safen 9insen ebenfoQs in
SIammen auf.
8rinabe ale ginwobner, Die surGd bteiz
ben, 0sb6ren ben drmiten STATEN an.
q. Il. 8iltmore
Comm. 0sn. Wajor.