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GENERAL ORDERS
.. ,sa IA ULhD PHIsUNsaS
headquarters Military Division of West mississippi

PA ULhD PHIsuNr,ns
headquarters Military Division Of West mississippi,
h u. Gu4}fs GA a New Oils ans La, May a. 1866
0ee fai Orders No, So -
IL The the aur, ender ,eed uon bv r;sp+
~, aus MAJOR Cen santy on the 4th inst,
lmes serving within the limits of the Departmens OF
Alabama mississippi and East Louisiana and a such
pefspne within The limits Of this divisionwho we not
peen paroied by reason of having been absent ON the
appointed places endezvous wal resort IN
the omnander Of tho nearest United States military
surrender the arms other public property that
may be IN their possesson give their paries Fail
ing q 90 hs within the next thirty 800 DAYS they will
Do rested and sent North as prisoners Of war
manders OF Military Poss to whom these parties reuort
them elves Will give the paroles and passes as autho-
rs.d by ,he terms Of snrrenasr ATegister Of the
giving me name rank and regiment of per-
SONS pal oied and date Of the arole will be kept and
one copy Of u transmitted to the Provost Marshal Gene.
raj at these headquarters the last day Of cas- month";
Ill. The ioiowing extract from SPECIAL Orders Na 30
from the Headquarters Of the Army, is published for
general inf and Gunrnanders Of farv Posts
within the limits of this command are authorized ia
administer the oath u allegiance to persona coming
within the provis ms Of the order and 10 give them
passes 70 return 10 heir homes he fact that the oath
has been administered and the Of administering ir
viii be snor ed the pass register of ths persons
avaihng themselves OF this order will be kept, and a
copy OF 1t transmitted to the Provost Marshal General at
Division heaC quar- tors, $3.50 ..ssr
paroed officers aud men 81 the late rebel armies,
whose homes wert at tue date Of their joining their
armies in States that have been Rebellion and
who are not accepted rom the Benefsef the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, wi upon taking the oath of
aiegiance be permitted to to their former hcmes
in those States" aste4 Z DHEasHfa1I
Ill The authority Of military commanders in rel alton
to the status If persons residing within the insui
obary Districts is deteI and controlled by The Pro
ciamauon OF the President OF December 8, 1858, and
March ~, o64 aadthe Executive Ufder of, Anil 20
1865, and the of these procamaons aud this
order cannot be sxtend restraiaed herwise modi-
ned, by any subordinate authority Any ders that
may have been issued within the limits of this cmma.d
conflicting with the and spirit Ut these pr oclsma
tons and this ORDER fevob ed the attention of all
is special called to the requirements Of
ar Department General orders, No 242 Of August g.
1864. ssah +ss-. a.. "a 49,. = =
BY order OF Major Gen Il 4 Candy.
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General Orders Nu!5 10 8s&F9
All reugess homthe State Of Texas are notified thai
the troops of the United States Government are now d
military possession OF that and that they can rel
turn to their homes with security. SN FsAsSFS
The Major General Comnap ding takes this occasio
10 have it distinctly unders that no home guards
armed bands for ssifprateetion viii be permitted b, ii
state, as The military force now in cas- and here
TO De sent there will be competent to protect indvi
and their properly AeH fT M - -,
The inhabitants of Texas are notified that 1t il
has been the po icy OF the Commanding General to
INSTANTANEOUS invested by guarias responsible for
acts Experience having taught him that the j.
Of the inhabitants energeticalIy exercised cap,
this species of robbery and muir der "a
= BY command of Major Gen. p ~
liza bios ,ssigE saats ss,ss,s
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g PECIAL ALA OFF sERFICkAH M e
~ ORA FIT HOit S1th ~ -

liz mai Er 81. 81 ~ ny ASAA BLE
1s- t1 QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE 4
- WASHINGTON, b, O., June 20 1865
By order of the Quartermaster General neIe will be
soa at public auction during the month OF july 1866
at the times and places named below, viz III s'77'
Giesboro. d. q, Monday and Saturday of each week
New YORK CITY, ednesday, July 8.
New York lily, friday, July 2, and on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week thereafter the Government sta
oies corner Tenth avenue and Thirty. fifth street
Philadelphia, Pa: Thursday of each week sr,,,
Baltimore, Nd. Wednesday, July r. RAs@ F*
baltimore, Md, " ednesday, July 49, a4auVy ss
Elmira, N. Y Friday, Jaiy Ia ''sf iasi giQQss
lancaster, Pa Friday, July %. >ls...,,+.-.l
two hundred serviceab1e DRAFT HORSES each
An opportunity to purchase superior class of Draft
Horses at far less than their sue is now offered
TO the public The animals, though sound and seryc.a
pie are no longer required III the army and must be
SOLD Inc attention OF managers OF city railroads and
manufactures is especially called to these sales.
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence ct 10 A. M.
JAMES j. EKIN.
| saG. l J..9 Brey. 6rg. Gen. in ehaTge
-lyz4 II h LIST Div. Q n. G. 0.
- Ais OF saOvsais IA s4N7s7 hORs a.e.
a.a,,, QuARTERMAsTER GENERALS oFp1oE,
~ 81 .-'.-. - 80 fetA FIRsF DIVISION
|; .-....assg q WASHINGTON CITY, June 49, 1865 !
VIII bs sold at public auction during the month of
july 1862 to the highest bddsr at and places
Baltimere Md ednssday, July S. .8 g5asays
S SiisSsDoro' Z :. g Thurs Thursday July 9,
YORK pa E;ide o en nia week theresfel. sEs j.
MtntoRn. pa iI%is July plsos s4a ifN
R Mdtsmsp Ps P FSsS , A. sas evan
Easton Pa Tuesday, july 49, adam haA ,y6aa
Sewpor P All friday sSpss a ay b, July T. 4bs
Pottosy1lie, Pa. Friday July %. ii go ---7---
Ratmore, Mdy Monday, July 81. taG4 sazI 5Ss
Two hundred Cavalry horses each dsy.
For road and farming purposes, many good Bargains
Sales to commence 81 10 asam a43tsis naas
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PERIODICALS.
.RTTIsH PERIODICALS

british PERIODICALS. til
L ID Londnn Quarterly Review Conservative | "A
1.-THE Edinburgh Review Wing
The Westminster Review Radical % "a n
The North British tseview Fses Church. ~
S?ti ~. l7l.7'' AND t't i
BLAOKWoOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
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and the most important parts OF the old
world. iia .so
Late adyices from Wittsburg, Arkansas,
state that q terrible Epidemic was raging
among the cattle, resembling cramp. Tue
first appearance was a twittbing of the mus.
cles and cords of limbs, killing in from eight
to twenty hou,s. The disease also attacks
horses, hogs and sheep. The farmers were
much alarmed at the prospects of losing all
their stock a"'
The twenty.sixth annual report of the Bos-
toa Fire Department. represents the Depart
ment In an excellent condition. The cost of
I.the Department for the year 1864 was $l22,
| 24I 90, of which $69, 978 74iwas for pay of
members The sum OFFS 6,9s9, SO was also ex-
was called out 1877 times. There are 269 men
| connected with the Department.
| A number of workmen connected with the
Pennsylvauia Iron works aud the Rough and
Ready Rolling Mill at DanvilIe, Monitor coun
ty, have been striking for several days past.
These employers were informed abtut the
| lst of the month that snother reduction in
there wages had been made by the proprietors
which induces the Torn out"
The Albany Journal announces that Sir,
Edward Lytton Bulwer, the illustrious move
| lisa, poet and statesman, has become utterly
deaf, and been forced to abandon the society
even of his mostt indmats friends. He has
1 gone to Paris to live unseen, under the profess
sional cere of the worlds most eminent aurist-
residing there.
| The Erie City Dispatch says.--Dicksen's
steam wagon was OUT yesterday afterpood.
and run around the streets pretty mach as II
pleased--or rather as those conducting III
pleased--It Is more successful undertaking
than many supposed, and proves at least that
Erie mechanic eau build steem wagon which
will travel oyer ordinary roads without
| trouble.
1t is estimated that there still remain in
| Texas from one hundred thousand 10 one hun
drsd and fifty Thousand bales of The crop of
cotton, while, owing to various unfavorable
circumstance, it is thought that this years
crop will not exceed fifty thousand bales. II
is also calculated that there are withia the
State, accumulated during the war, five mil.
lion pounds Of wool,
They do wonderful business 10 Holsters
down at Jonesport, ia Maine, where it IS said
FIVE thousand are cooked daily, and four thou =
sand pounds of the meat is daily put in air.
tight cans of one and two pounds each Some
1870 persons are engaged in catching the fish
and sealing the cans. Thy call it a lobster
factory.
A writer in Georgia describes government
tannery, grinding bark by no power visible
at first, or suspected. The machinery is
run by an underground crssk-a great curl
osity. There are several similar streams 10
that region, soft limestone being favorable to-
Dicks and submarine channels. KY
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= The Amer lean Pub ishere continue TO rsprin.
the above named periodicals., but as the Gust OF
printing has doubled, and the price ofpsper q are
~ rfebied cfneg are Compelled to advance their
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| QuARTShMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, D c.. July 10, 1865.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this otf,cs n
M, tuesday August 1865, for the purchase III fyen TO-
three hu9dred Mules, ID l0ts Of fty;and one hunard
each, at the places named below viz: :
- HARRISBURG, Pas 6fSfs IbOeachIIolai fiuaN
ot bnHls bio sif 5ssS4l0ts Ida eacbl-sI as4i I'd -
|y WILMINGTON, Del! i3ts I'd saehg i5.iss .}gfys
Ah dAaad isiil ias Zig Iots Tlreab f,.s nj fa!s
oWASHfNGT0N,D. O., 8 IotsiI So each row i
r1.g.H sHl hiiN 1879 I6ts 100 cache ii.s Gitl
PITT sBURG. Pass4 lots, 50 each, = ias41,
=. lot, 100 each.
ihese Mules will be put aside each LOT by itself and
VIII Dc free foI tne inspection Of bidders at the places
named respectively, for ten days prior to August
Many OF them were bought in the bepn1ine of The
war az young mules aeeo painted the armies in ali their
marches and camps and thoroughly broken. lar.
dsnedq gentlee and miliap rom hain u
long surreuaded by tina so diers At s1ago9 E7ofSe -
hough sound and serviceable they are no longer
Ia the army and can now be obtained at far less
II 1h saeesssll viii be- notified in person Or bv
ad raa Tired TO receive the animals on Or
This office reserves to iIsei the right to reject al bids
that may be offered. ~
Propose should be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for the purchase Il Mu es.''
Payment must be made in Cover meet fusds at the
BY order OF the Quartermaster General. X %
--GaHaE Ia4 gsz III JAMES A. EKiN ~
Brevet Brigadier General, ia charge Ill
q Ai- y IA q ~ q First LaIisioni o. hi! q, b.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OBJ HAnNsss AND ssDDLEs.

e Al-E OBJ HAnNESs AND SADDLES. s.l
=. sa-. s. s9 el,itl Qna-termsstsr,s once.
-a. .- Depot Il Washington,
Washington, d. c., July 7, 1866.
There Is ON hand, at ths depot tor SALE about $4,000
sets OF United states Harness, oODsistiDg Of
14o single sets OF lesd-horse Harness; 80 300
800 q lead-nuIa & .sr .ll l--
0,4ll wheeimule I"
Dol . leadhorse Ambulance Harness.
~ IN and ass .-l. - I1'
l,4N y - wheel-horse Ambulance Barnea
MS harness has been used IN the ntihItc earvfca
put ~ IS sun 5eIVieeabe for rosd and faraling pur-
poses T-1T---ei Fr--I
Sealed proposals invited for i,s in
100 lets aud upwards
Proposals must piaiuy what Kind Of IN
hid los whether wheel lead, horse and for
ambulance harness. whether wheel or lead ft'FsH r
Proposals are also invited for urchase of
Thousand Saddles of various patterns in lots Of
100 and upwards Samplesof Harness and addles cal,
be seen at the Government Ali in ths CITY, on app A.
cation TO Colonel Charles II. Toinpkins A. o M cor.
ner of Twenty -secobd and u streets. = r.. FL
Pr posas Tor the purchase of this Harness. &c will
be received at this office until IL Tuesday, AuUust
1850 ana ahouid be endorsed Proposals for the
chase OF Harness." ~ esTll ~
Payment in Government funds, must be m AIDE imam
the OF the proposal and prior to the delivery
of the Harness, &C. ~ 1.i+fsf ~ ~ n - -
The undersigned right to reject all
sails which may be considered too low l'. rgfI
The safe OF HARNESS at public auction adyertised
June II, is discontinued = ~ -
Inc sae OF Wagons and Mules Is still poino m from
oay TO day. PurcnaseIs invited to attend
10, 49, d. II. RUCKER,
yAfY syug- Eis. Brew. MAJ. Gen. and.Q NJ.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
FROM wAsHINGroH.

NEW YORK, May %.
A special to the New York Pest from
Washington, 22d, says: The counsel for the
prisoners in the conspiracy trial have sum-
mOned about 200 witnesses. l.4
The city is crowded to overhoWing by
persons TO witness the review.
Tho average pay due each soldier is $3.50,
and the government is readyto pay off and
discharge every man in bot armies.
Sheridan goes TO Texas with orders to
destroy and lay it waste if the rebel forces
persist in holding out.
The North Carolina delegation are hsv-
ing satisfactory interviews with the Presi-
dent, who is understood to adhere strictly
to the total abolition of slavery as q condi-
tiOn precedent TO restoration oil civil
power in the state.
General Banks was not removed for any
political consideration whatever. General
Grant displaced him for military reasons,
and refuses to discuss the question of recon-
siderstion.
Msi after is now regularly received
at our post Office for Richmond, Peters
burg, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah,
Mobile and Jacksonville. ....,.I
Antonio Ross and Francis White were
srre.ted yesterday, in whose possession
were found plates, dies, &c, and $4,000
in counterfeit U. 8. currency.
The Commercials Washington special
of to-day says that number OF important
witnesses for the prosecution arrived there
last highs. The expectations that the trial
will terminate this week, will scarcely be
realized. The defence will be formidable.
keverdy johnson will chiefly occupy him.
self with rebutting evidence to the testi-
mony duplicating JEFF. Davis and the
Richmond leaders. 1t is believed that the
captured rebel archives will furnish much
information about the conspiracy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
GEtERAL SHERIDAE.

NEW YORK, Msy %.
General Sheridan and stat, who arrived
in this city to-day, left this evening for Gin
cinnsti on their way to the Southwest, hsv-
ing been appointed te the command of the
Department Of Texas. He will immediate
ly assume control of the troops now in the
Southwest, together with such additional
cavalry as the exigencies Of the service msy
require 10 be placed at his disposal.
The cavalry forces formerly commanded
by CIe, ersl Sheridan will be under General
Merritt during the coming aeWieW, in the
absence of General Crook.
It is understood that General Custer and
General Merritt will join General Sheridan
in the West.
The following officers comprise the staff
of General Sheridan: General Forsyth,
Chief of Stsff; Colonel Newhsll, Adjutant
General Msjor Lee, Assistant Adjutant
General Colonel Forsyth and Msjors Gill,
P. G. Moore and Kip.
The arrival of General Sheridan in this
city wss known to but few, and it is under
stood that ne received visits of some of the
public functionsries. His time has been
employed in visiting objects of interest in
this CITY.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
stVRN.ImIRTY LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, May %.
The subscriptions today to the 7-SO
loan, in all parts of the Union, as tele-
graphed to Jsy Cooke, Subscription Agent,
amount to 81, 763, 500.
The largest single Western subscriptions
are $4,000 from the Fourth National
Blnk of Cincinnati, $l25,O00 from the
First Natlonsl Bank of Pittsburgh, 100000
from the First National Bank of Des
Moinsq, Iowa, $4,000 from the First Ma
iionsl Bank of st. Paul, Minnesota, and,
$75 600 from the Second National Bank of
ST. Louis.
The largest Eastern subscriptions were
$lOOO 900 from j. w. Guest, Cashier at
Baltimore, and 100000 frcm the First
National Bank of Albany
The number Of individual subscriptions
by working men, making up portions of
the above aggregate, is ], ,l33.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

The late Duchess of Gordon had 80 ar
dent desire to hear Mr.. Pitt speak In the
House of Commons that che was induced
70 adopt the expedient of entering the gal
lery hAbited sG q man. The Duchess had
not unfortuDately, made secret OF her
design, and scarcely was she eomt0rtao'y
seated, in expectation Of the minister
speech, when the Sergesnt-st- Armssap-
pesred. and very politely whispered to
Her Grace that her sex was discovered,
and that there existed standing otdeEQta
tbe House against the admission otslad
into the galleries. @Pray inform ny, 8 slrfsssi
INQUIRED tbe Duchess, iWheiher there e!ss
ists any standing order for turning . ,ie7s
male out who has once got in 2" q q1esf
that 20 eHsctually posed MT. Coleman tnsss
he elected his retreat, leaving the saven'
turous lady in the quiet enjoyment Of her
.piaoes -. - =
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
Yesterday Evenings Edition.
sHERIDAa 8OTSG TO TEX As.

WAsHINGToE, May y.
Special to the Tribune; Sheridan let
fer Texas last evening. 1t is understood
that he has authority to collect such troops
as may be aVsilsble in the Western De
partment, and transfer them to Galveston,
and thence march on Kirby Smiths force
His cavalry force passed by bis window at
Wizards yesterday, as tribute Of respect
to their departing chief On Saturday
evening be was sereaaded, and when cali
ed on for speech he merely said "he had
been 80 long in the serviea that he had had
no time to make a speech maker of him
self, which he regretted for the sake Of this
occasion.
President johnson in graz ting respits %
the Indian conspirators said be 'was only
carrying cut purpose OF Alr. lincoln an
it must not be taken as 8 precedent. =
Frederick Seward has had his wounds
dressed again without any sPpreheuded
bsmorrage His condition is considered
fsgora6i5.
General F. Blair Is urged for plses IN
the Cabinet while his brother, MOntgoni-
ery Is also urged for the War Department, t,
A special to the Herald from Washing
ton the 2Ist., says the new amnesty proc
Iamstion willspPly to all VINO did not avail
themselves of President LincOln's and Viii
be more strict in its provisions.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
FROM NKWBERN.

-''7A NEwBERS, May Is.
Those citizsns who Asd to the interior Of
the State when our army entered Newbern
are now returning to pay their taxes TO the
United Sts.es Tax Commissioner, and OBJ
tain possession of their former property un-
der President LincOln's amnesty procla-
msti0D.
They are good class of people, having
taken little or no stock in rebellion.
Eleven tons Of documents sDd archive:
belonging TO the late rebel government
arrived here from Raleigh last night, IN.
der q strong guard, and leave this morn
ing for Washington, where they will bt
examined, - s--r y.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
aUERRILIAs So UsEENDEEED.


The Department headquarters have re-
4ai cod AisT4 a4nhas fran Fort Snntt KAnsas-
announcing the surrender of colonel
Taylor, commanders Of the guerrillAs in
Southwest Missouri and Northwest Ark
ansss. Rolls of his entire command are
now bei0g made out Toe surrender al
horses, arms and equipments, and take the
oath. Bushwhsckers are also coming into
Lexington, Glasgow, Macon, and other
places, delivering themselves up, and TAX
ing the oath. The prospects are that
bushwhscking will soon cease In Missouri
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

Hon Jsre. Clemens, Rx- United stste
Senator from Alabama, died at his resi-
dencs in Huntsville yesterday morning
He was an out spoken, hearty Unionist
throughout the war, and the government
expected much from his aid in reconstruc'-
ing Alabama His death 81 this time vii
be felt As a peculiar loss. - LII.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

Another rebel governor hss been cap
tured and viii be added 70 the choice col
lection already on exhibition at Washing
ten. Ishsm G. Harris of Tennessee. Each
of these scounerels seems mesner than the
others, but We think that Harris, perhaps,
csps the climax. ra-
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
DAILY LEADER.
TUKRnAT. ~ 2a. Ises.
Resignafi0n OF AasIslanI Secretary

The rumor as to tie contemplated 1ssig-
nation of O A. Dana, EsqI Assistant Sec
retsry of War, proves to have been we'll
funded. BE hiss rendered his resignation
and MSiof Eckert, formerly Superintend-
ent of Military Telegrsphf, has been ap-
pointed in his place. Mr.. Dana has been S
most efficient and capsule officer and the
Department will suffer serious loss in
him His successor is, however, worthy to
ELL his place.
Mr.. Dana viii, we are informed, assume
editorial control of the Chicago Eespub blieaaI,
q new paper, the first issue of which will
sppear Monday next. He is an exps-
rienced and able editor, and we look to his
resumption of the pen IS an accession of
strength TO the editorial fraternity of the
West.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

The report that Kirby Smith hsd been
killed by a fellow traitor win not be gen
orally believed. We have had SO many
ssmilar stories in regard to other generals
that we shs1 visit to hear the story con-
hrmed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
nnurhEKN NEWS.

CIECIESATI, May %.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch
reports the capture Of the rebel Gov. Hsr-
ris, of Tennessee. Six hundred thousand
dollars belonging to the State Treasury,
the State archives, and all the State bones
have been csp.ured. ..4 .rI
The published correspondence between
Gov. Brownlow and the ofFisisls of the
Chattanooga Railroad show the rolling
stock of the road in good repair at Angus.
ia, including twenty five locomotives. The
road to Atlanta will be completed about
the first Of June. -ifs o- -
An Indianapolis dispatch says that about
thirty Indisna regiments viii be mustered
out within tRO weeks - .r1aC lIs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
FrRE OINCINNATI.

CIECIEEATI, Nay %.
A FIRE this morning destroyed the build
ines occupied by Squires, Baird & Co,
spice mills,-loss, 81, ,OlO, insured; Carlisle
Chapman, s. Co, commission merchants,
-loss between s., 600 and $4,000, insured /;
j. A. Skif, commission merchant, ,-loes
about 1000, insured. .5 -a..i
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

A large amount of Jeff's specie was
picked up st Augusta by General Molly
neaux. But the cotton captured in that
city-one hundred thousand bales-worth
about q hundred million dollars-far ex-
cesds in value the specie. 1t is, financial
ly speaking, one of the biggest hsuls Of
Tho mar
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23
GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK, May %.
Gold is rather frmer. An active export
demand has produced disposition to hold
off for higer prices, and sales have been
made st an advance of one par cent. on
Saturday s prices. Quotations have ranged
from 1909 up to 1914.
LATER-Gold o-nlght 1911.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

Blackburn, the yellow fever prisoner, has
been admitted to bail in the sum of 81 900,
By the authorities in Canada, This is an
extraordinary small sum for Wholesale
mu-derer's bail. Indeed no bail at all
ahould be allowed to such villain.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

To-day the graud review commences in
Washington. We have given our readers
copious intelligence in regard to cur
preparations for If, and our dispstches will
brig additional information in regard TO
it. 1t will be the grsndest military pa
peant ever witnessed on this continent,