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NEW YoRy. March %.

80 | ~ 90 NEW IOkk, Mercu Zo'
A Nowbern letter Of tho oath says: The en-.
envy captured three guns on the first day Of the
battle at Bentonville, but on the arrival OF the
18th and iith corp: they were driven IN all al.
rectiOns, leaving these three guns and seven
others. besides seven thousand prisoners and
their dead and wounded.
Deserters are coming In In large numbers.
Sherman, with the junction OF Terry and
Scho6eld, Is now strong enough to sweep every
thing before him. $1,000. ....--..
Sherman's wagon has arrived at Kingston
for supplies. He will re6t and be ready to
move again soon, with Goldsboro' as his base.
Sherman's wounded will be brought to New
bern.
The people along sherman's and schofeld's
routes give the troops hearty welcome.
II Is reported that twenty thousand Of Sher-
mans men are without shoes supplies OF which
have gone forward.
A large amount Of cotton and other proper.
ty has been captured. The enemy burnt one
thousand bales Of cotton at Goldsboro' before
We took the place.
Quarter master Gen. Meigs and staff arrived
here this morning from Washington.
Vessels with supplies are rapidly arriving,
which are being sent to the front by rail.
Capt Austin, who has charge Of both rail.
road and water transportation, Is extending
the wharf, and making many other improve
ments.
One steamer, which sailed with 800 mules,
lost 90 before reaching here.
Trains will 60 through to-day to Goldsboro'.
The prisoners captured by Sherman arc ar
irving at Newborn. Five hundred arrived
there last night, and two thousand reached
Kinston Mt the same time. The rest will be for.
warded rs fast as possible.
Reinforcements for Sherman are continually
arriving.
Deserters and refugees are coming In In great
numbers.
Our troops will doubtless take few days
rest.
Gen. Sherman may make brief visit to Gen.
Grant
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Tho property Of J. P. Benjamin and John
sl;del. In New Orleans, has been condemned In
the United States District Court IS forfeited to
the United States. ~ .-nr fofs
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CRY PoISr, Va, March 25. p. NJ

Cry PoINr. Va, March 25. p. NJ.
After the engagement bet tween the enemy and
the OH CORPS this morning, orders were given
for the 9th corps TO make an attack on the lcft
of ,he line In front NJ Fort Fisher The Sd di.
y;.;nn wa. ,he as.anltiny coIumn. under Sew.
,n1nr Shortjv afle, no,,n the line of battle
,nss f,rmsJ ,na nr,jsrs c;vs, IN ,dyapce In 4
h., ,,,ne "rI ,nan hsd noscss"n os tho entire
i;no ~ IA IA Ills nr On. rebsls NEARLY nj the oe
cnn,n,s bsyinr been made prisoners.
bnr loss was triain0' Over 900 prisoners
wers brought in
S,;,i anSthsr 6cht took p,ace nj Hatcher,
RIM In wh;ch ,be oi oorns was engaged. The
a,,art vas made abnut dark. Over 400 prison.
srs s,I, into our hands nm this proupd. making
IN all to.Jsv about os75 among whom ave pear.
-. 100 s,"s,.s,sJ ,,,S,.us ,ho h;nhos, In rapk
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Detailed Account of the Battle on The Letf-
Galiantry of our Troops-1he Rebels dis
eouraged-Imporianes Of the position held
by our Troops. f. ".

New York, March %.
The Herald's sixth Corps correspondent says
just four hours after the repulse ut the rebel
attack ON the right, the thunder OF artillery
and musketry were heard on the left; this time
We were the attacking party. The object was
to prevent the rebels from mnssng their troops
and at the same time ascertain II possible their
strength. The rebel line captured Is considers
bly, In advance OF our main line upon which
they erected an elaborate series OF rifle pits, be-
hind which they could concentrate 20 600 men.
They were driven out Of these works and CON-
PEELED to take shelter In their forts. Tho ma
jority, however preferred TO be captured.
The charge Was made with great gallantry by
our men and the line was occupied. but the
rebels massed an overwhelming body Of troops,
returned, and Ia turn drove our men out. The
artillery then opened during which our assault
ing party was reinforced and another charge
was made which was Irresistible and the rebels
soon scattered, though scores remained to be
The result Of this aght Is looked upon as
showing that the energy Of Lees troops Is
dwindling down to zero. They fight like hope.
less, not desprate men. Even their artillery 70
not served with the old time energy and preci-
sion. - 49,. E..s..
BY this corps Is now held By strong body OF
our troops, who will be able to repel any at.
tack.
The ID corps correspondent says the troops
were aroused at an early hour by reports OF
fighting on the right. Tho men we're put 10
line and rcconnOissnces sent out which returned
bringing In some prisoners. Soon after the en-.
emys Administers were met and driven In, of
their picket line. and their ride pits we're occu.
pied by our troops. tG.
About 5 O'Clock the enemy made An attack,
they came up In gallant style and demonstrat.
ed that there was still come light In them. Il
was successfully met and rrpulsed however.
They soon reformed and again advanced only
TO be driven back with great slaughter, when
the enemy withdrew. ,.i---f fr. \
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The Battle near Bsaioavilie-Cdpture Of
Screen Guns and Screen thousand Prison-
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cossivencss tho Most Prolific Source Of
~ fia III Health. ll. ~.

II cures PILES, HxApAcnE. Dtznxxss. 0psasss.
ION OF PooD. Sous UroNAca. PALPfrAffoxs, rLusus
yAuSpicE, YELLowSrss OF THE EYES AxD BKtH.
CoArsD ToNous. LIVER COMPLAINT Loss o. Ar
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Rebels attack Grants Lines, and Capture
Fort Steadman.
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Fast Day in Maine, April Goth.
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. o U Q Ms
Cashed in Gold
ON TERMS
cleveland wholesale Market.
ON LIBERAL TERMS.

NAaOAG5AeAO market
TUESDAY EvxNss, June Is, 1895.
Freights-The following are the rates by Lake
(stesm) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are five cents hightr.
To New YOrE.-First class: sI,27; Second class:
sl,0o; Third olsss SIC Fourth class: 600. Flour,
500; Wool, 1918.
To BOst,n.-F -rst class sl,ss Second elAus:
SI,O9; Third elias: $50 Fourth class $50. Flour,
SI,l9. Wool s 80.
FIOuF-L,sI doing, but mArhet steady. We
uete at S7,CO97,5O for Xxx red ss,OOqs.5 so for
Xxx white. .
Wheat-The shipping demand for No. 2 red
continues good, the market to-day ruling firm at
an advance Of 29sc ; q oodinquiry was also noted
for No. l red, at a decline of 3a6c from last re.
ported sales, the market closing at the outside fg-
ures. Sales TO day we're 1000 bu No. 1 red from
store at 81 ,4s; 5 cars do do at $3.50; 5000 bu No.
2 red from ltOre at sI,25, i4sl bu do do at sI,26,
1000 bu do do at 1925, 4 Cars do do, before Eastern
report, at Sl,2s
COrn-The msIkFt continues dull, heavy and
nominal. Holders are Offering freely st Sc for
shelled from store, but there are no buJsn.
Oats-Very quiet, luz nominAily Ic bettsr.-
Sale l car from store at52o.
REs-Dun and nominal.
BaFley-No sales End market nominal,
POFK-In moderate requsEt st S2s, 90 for ely
packed mssIi Clear $500.
LRrd-Demald light, and market steady at
1s92oc for city-rendered in titrces and seles
to dsy Of 1000 Ds. =
Smoked Meats-Fsir demand and steady 70
city-oursd meats at the following prices: Sugar
cured hams 23o for osnvassed and go for upcan.
vAssed plain hams zoe for eanvassed and Isc for
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
Board OF

Board met Monday evening, June 18th,
pursuant to adjournment. All the mem
bers present, President Pitkit in the Chair.
The President announced the following
committees:
sslaries-Messrs. Kobe, Hudson and
Mellsn.
BOundaries-East side-Messrs. Eells,
Reeve and Pitkin.
Boundaries-West Side-Messrs Sheldon,
Dugan and Hsrtwell.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Price, from the Special Committee,
appointed to consider the expediency Of
erecting several cheap school houses IS 8
temporary reliefin over-crowded districts,
reported in substance, that one single story
double room building was needed in each
of the following wards: Sd, sth and eth.
Two such houses we're needed in the 9th,
and one two-story foul room building in
the 7th. Accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
That a committee of three be appointed
to present the facts embodied in the report
of the Special Committee on Cheap School
Houses, to the Honorable City Council,
with the earnest recommendation of this
Board that such provision be made TO meet
the urgent necessities of the case, as the
Council in their wisdom shall think proper
to make. Adopted.
By Mr.. Kobe, That a committee Of three
be appointed to prepare and submit to the
City Council plans for the furniture neces
ssry to supply the new school house on
Brownell street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Reeve, That the City Council be
requested to put Colds patent steam heater
in the new school house on Brownell street.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Hudson, That the City Council be
requested TO furnish gss for the Office of the
Superintendent of Instruction, in which
the meetings of the Board of Education are
held. Adopted.
By Mr.. Eells, That Messrs. Price, Kobe
and Sheldon are hereby appointed q COM
. mittee to present to the Board the names Of
suitable persons as candidates for the office
of Superintendent of Buildings and Re
pairs. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dugsn, That said committee be
allowed two weeks to make their report.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Hartwell, That the services Of
n cbolas Quackenbush, Janitor of East
High School, be dispensed with at the
close of the term.
Adjourned for two weeks.
L. D. HUDSON, Secretary.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

TRooPs CoNNG.-Acting Mayor, Thomas
Jones, jr., informs US that he received from
Gov. Brough, yesterday, a telegram an
~nounciDg that the iO3d owl, left Raleigh,
North Carolina, q day or two since, and
will arrive here to be mustered out in the
course Of a few days. A detachment of the
bloody old 9TH o. V. L, NOW the 5th Ohio
left B~landensburgh on the 10th inst, and
will probably arrive some day this week.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-A fair audience last
night, and a successful performance. An
attractive bill is offered tonight, with Mr..
Heron Barney down for several of his ex-
cellent songs.
Tomorrow night, Mr.. F. T. Murdoch
takes a benefit. He is 6 young actor oftaI-
emit and promise, and deserves full house.
He offers a new military drama, called
"The Dsserter; or, q Soldiers Honor" and
Mr.. HerOp will sing two of his National
Songs,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

UNITED STATES CoURr.-The court has been
occupied the last two days, hearing the
statement of witnesses of Sandusky, design
cd to impeach the testimony of Cole, and
vindicste the previous good character of
the alleged conspirators, ROsenthal and
Merrick.
A mar named Heath was on the stand
yesterday, who divulged the plot of Cole,
as he (SOle) laid it before him one stormy
night in Coles tent.
The outlines are these Ga a given night
a battery commanding the steamer Michi-
gan was to be suddenly car.ured by Turk
ing conspirators; and the helpless steamer
then seized the signals were to be given
to the steamboats, Philo Parsons and May
Queen, which should be captured in the
meantime and be lying of in the bay the
l2sth regiment doing guard duty on the
Island were to be massscred the men of
Sandusky given yer to the sword, and the
fair ladies to the lust of the C~atilines; steam
should then be put on, and the parties sail
for Canada where they would perfect
schemes and enterprises of piracy, and
make convenient predatory descents upon
the Lake frontierI
Modest to say the least.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

MONUMENT TO THE FALLEN HEROES OF
oBERLIS.-A project ison foot to erecta mon
ument in the College Square at Oberlin TO
the memory of the many brave boys from
thst place who have fallen in the war for
the Union, and funds are now being raised
for that purpose. The object is a noble one,
and deserves the hearty cooperation of all
friends of 0berlin, and especially Of the old
students Of the Institution. There are many
such in Cleveland and We hope that they
will contribute literally in aid of the move
melt. Any one who is interested in the
matter can obtain further particulars by
calling on W. n. Hudson, at the LEADER
Editorial Rooms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

NEW SCHOOL HoUsEs.-Mr. Price, men,
Der of the Board of Education, made a
statement to the Council, concerning the
necessity of having more school houses in
the city. someOf the wards are destitute,
and this causes the houses of other wards to
overflow, and hundreds Of children are
prevented from attending school at all. It
is proposed to build several temporary
houses in the following wards: In the
Third Ward one single story house, costing
81, 500; Sixth Ward, two houses, ditto ;
Eighth Ward, one house, ditto; Ninth
Ward, one house, ditto Seventh Ward,
one twO-stOry house with four rooms, cost
ing 81, 500.
The proposition was we'll received by the
Council, and was referred to the proper
committee. The matter will NO doubt be
attended to speedily.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

FRoN LAKE SUPERIOR. - The staunch
steamer Ironsides, Captain j. E. Turner,
arrived here yesterday morning from Lake
Superior. Her clerk, Nj. John Holland,
gives us the following memoranda of her
trip down:
We lefs O~utonagon on Thursday, June
8th, Esgle River Friday evening, and Por-
tsge Lake The same night. Left Marquette
Saturday evening. Met steamer Pewsbic
at Portage Lake and the Iron City al Mar
quette. There were twenty one vessels at
the latter place awaiting cargoes of iron
ore Saw the schooner Berlin in Sault Riv-
err, bound up under sail.
The following schooners passed through
the ssult canal, bound up, on Friday, the
9Th inst. B. Parsons, H. A. Richmond, K.
Hinchmsn, C. H. Walker, ~Collingwood and
FoDtanelle. Passed down same day:
sehOOners L.. B. Shepard, Fremont, Walrus,
WyandOtte and Idaho. On the 10th inst,
passed down, schooners Welliu gton, City of
Buffalo, City of Tswas, Twilight, D. Morris
and White Cloud.
The Ironsides brought down $50 tons
copper from the Cliff and National mines,
consigned to Malone, Petit Il Co., SO tons
pig iron, for J.. A. Reddington, 10 bbls.
ingot copper from the Grand Portage mine,
a quantity of miscellaneous freight, and a
large load of passengers.
This beautiful new steamer leaves here
again for Lake Superior this evening at
ten o'clock, from the lock Of Malone, Petit
Cos. n
Telegraph communication has been
opened to Lake Superior. While the Iron
sides was lying at Marquette, on Saturday
last, the first telegram from the East came
through.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

DIsTIEGUIsHED IEvITATIoE.-The Mayor
and City Council have received an invita-
ton from the Committee of Arrangements,
TO attend and participate in the ceremonies
of laying the corner stone of the monument
TO be erected on the Fourth of July, to the
memory Of the thousands who fell on the
historic field of Gettysburgh, in the Sol
diers' National Cemetery. No action was
taken in the matter by the Council last
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

Music on THE PARA resolution was in
trOduced into the Council last night, appro-
pristing a sum not exceeding SIOO, for the
erection of q stand in the north east corner
Of the Park, to be used by the various
bands which have already sigsifed q de-
sire to discourse music therefrom, nightly,
during the summer months. The resolu-
ton was referred to a committee. The pro-
ject must needs be swaddled in red tape
q while before it can go on its legs alone.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

the bad habit of wandering around at their
own sweet will on the West Side and in
Brooklyn. They are Cleveland Migrants.
The West Siders had resolved to lock them
up without further ceremony, in case the
Council last night took no action in the
matter, as they did not. Owners Ofvagrant
cows had better look out for their feminine
bOvines to-day, for the Philistines of Brook
Ign have issued their manifesto, and are
breathing out threatenings and slaughter
against said cows.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
SEW ADVERrIsEmEEss.

Academy Of Music-dr. John Heron.
DR.. J. Wibur-Magnetio Physician.
Taylor, GrswOId 4 Co. Rsu Silk shawIs.
8 Mann-Decline IL OSthing.
Drawer S41-Wanted TO Rent.
Rev. L. shsrman-situation Wanted.
WAnted-BoaTd.
"a HAmi ton st.-Girls Wanted.
]. B. Huston 3 Oo.-Horse for Sale.
Erie street M. Z. Church-Local Notice.
Strawberry Fsstivsl-LoosI EoHce.
Ale aud P~rsvr-EOoaA Hotiso.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

DECLINE IN CLoTHIEG.-It will be seen BY
reference to his advertisement that Mr.. s.
Mann, No. l62 Superior Street, has put his
ready made clothing down to old prices.
Custom work. is done up in the best style and
at low figures. Returned soldiers will do
we'll to call on him.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

PASSED THRoUGH,-A squad of so Mime
sofa troops passed through here last
evening, after supper at the Home, took
the boat for Detroit. They are the first
representatives of the valor of that Slate,
that have passed through our city.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

PERsOELL.-We received q call yesterday
from Mr.. A. B. Fitch, son of J. NJ. Fitch,
Esq, of oberlin, who is on his way home
from the wars. Mr.. Fitch has been identi-
fed with the gallant old 1O3d Ohio ever
since its organization. he is looking well,
and reports the regiment in good spirits in
anticipation of an early move from Rail
sish, N. O., to Camp Cleveland, to be mus
tered out,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14

THE bath o. v. I.-CompAnies A and B
Of this regiment arrived here from Nash
vile yesterday, under command of Captain
H. F. Proctor. The rest of the regiment is
still at Nashville, their term of service not
having expired. The two companies were
recruited in this city and vicinity.
The detschment had q good wash and q
capital dinner at Msssrs. Wheeler Il Rus
sells dining rooms at the depot, after which
they marched to camp. They will be paid
of in 8 day or two.
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MARINE NEWS.
o r OF

ENTERED---..JUNE I2-IS.
stmr Morning Star, Yizer, Detroit
btmr City Of OleVeisnd, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Winslow, andfeNs, Buffalo
Prop Elmira, thorn, Buffalo
Prop Queen Of the Lakts, ,rary. Buffalo
Prop POItsmouth, HeEett, 1OI, do
Schr Gov Hunt, remble, BufslO
ScoW Ino, Duddlsson, Bay City
OLEARED-.-. JUNE II -I3.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger Detroit.
stmr CITY Of cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Prop Portsmouth, Hewett. BGfalo
Prop Que,n Of lhs Lake, Crazy, Chicago
Prop Eimira, Thorn To-, do
Prlp WinslCW, AndrTso ChicsgO
Prop Tiogs, Hisson, DuDkirk
Prop Meteor, Wilson, 0ntonsgon
Prop Dubuque, Mcintyre. Sap riOr City
tchr Victoria, CLARK, Sarnis
Schr hes luts, Dawson, Marquette
Schr Ellington, InerAham, ssgin-W
Sehr Watt sherman. Burke, Portage
SeoW American Eagle, BrAmsn. Fay City
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ana SWORDS, Win or without bels..-,
Brig. Gen. A. B. DYER

ChleI OF Ordnance.
We nave no doubt that the soldiers will
generally avail themselves of this arrange
ment Whereby they may keep their arms as
mementoes of the war. The Government
would much prefer presenting these arms
as a gratuity to the gallant boys, but as
they have not the liberty so to do, they
have set 8 mere nominal price upon the
same. As will be seen, the price demsnded
is not one fourth the value of the arms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
NORTHERN LIGHT.

Ih'so bteapers wore built eIpTesty for Tho
Route ara htted up with every care or the com
fort, convsniefce ard safety Of Passengers, and
provided will careful and tflcitnS Cficeus.
The "ROU1E" is ACKNOWLEDGED to Ue the fnsft
for hesl'h and pleasure on he continent. The
which, with the cool and inVigorating atmosphere,
renders it all that Is desirable for q summer trio Of
Terrestion aud pleasure.
htats-Iooms can Dc secured for the Round Trip,
and fuTthe' information given, by apoJiug to
.5a ROBERT HANNA & o.,
junT;2A Cleveland, o,
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A Beacon Of Health

The go,d things Of this world have each their
appointed mission.
It is the mission of HOsTETFER's STOMACH
BITTERs to prsvsHt and rsEisre q great variety Of
ailments.
For twelve years its success as Ap~rOtectirs and q
remedy has been without check or drawback. 1t is
strong negative evideacs OF this fact. that the efficacy
of the article as a specific for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, constipation, nervousness, general debility
and intermittent fevers, has never been questioned.
As proof positive of its infalliblity in such cases,
the of public men whose Dsmes are
familiar a, household words, have from time to
tins been given to the world.
fits reputation is not founded in facts, then
truth is a shAd,w, and tn utte,ance, of conseien-
tious citizens are Of no more value than 'dieers'
oaths."
And what is its reputation? Let the progress Of
its sails Answ T the inquiry. Where TWENTY dozen
bottles of Hostett RS Bitters were sold 10 1885
fve hundred bottles are dispored Of now
Could public rp MON be more significantly sx-
pressed than by is IMP IrAllsled increase Of con-
sum ptiOn ? Il seems impossible.
The preparation hs, been initiated. Where are
thu imitstOrs1 Echo answers, "Where :" To the
'iimbo' of things lost on earth they are all either
gone or going. Peace be with thsml
So d everywhere. je12. 22sdAw