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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12

ley Of Marlboro, are named for Congress in
the first Congressional District. Jane
Byers and Emma Jones we're recently tried
BY . court martial in Charleston, South Car.
olina, and fined 800 apiece for insulting
the United States flag. ......The paper
collar manufactures of Boston, New York,
Springfield and Philadelphia. turn ont a
million Of collars each day. ......... General
Howard estimates that at least 40, 900 freed
men have learned to read and write since the
war broke out. ........The Charleston cor
respondent Of the Augusta Transcript
states that the notorious James Redpath is
to be called to account for the immense a.
mount of baggage with which he left Char
lesion. ..........The fare on the North Caro-
lima Railroad from Charlotte TO Raleigh,
has been increased from 1878 to $40 so.
Thomas has suspended ailser.
vice in the Episcopal Churches Of Alabama,
until such time as Bishop Wilmer and his
clergy shall show q disposition to return to
thsirsallegiance to- the United States. ,.....
At the recent election in Connecticut a
large majority was polled against permitting
,aoroas n vote Euoro oonntv in tho State
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12
THE CANDIDATES.


For the convenience Of voters, we apper
list of the Candidates for the Legislature
FOR THE SENATE.
Col. CAD. JONES,
G. W. WILLIAMS, Esq.
FOR THE HOUSE.
Col. JOEL W. RAWLINSON,
Col. SAM'L W. MELTON,
Col. A. BAXTER SPRINGS,
Col. ASBURY COWARD,
A. S. WALLACE, Esq,
ZADOC D, SMITH, Esq,
VIM. 1. CLAWSON, Esq,
VIM. G. BLACK, Esq.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12
The Mprkpi1le Gaqaitet,
YoRKvILLE. s. G.
oIrR TBRMs--IN ADVANCE.

THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ls, 1855.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12

A correspondent of the Boston Tnav-
eRsr says Il reference s'to the admission of
Southern Representatives in Congress and
the negro suffrage question, negotiations are
on foot to this effeet-that if Southern
States adopt laws comforting the rights of
suffrage upon sll male adults, without dis
tinotion of color, who can read and write,
the Southern Representatives to Congress
shall be admitted, and . loan Of from one
to three millions of dollars made by the
Government to the Southern States, to be
distributed pro rata In aid of agriculture
and Improvements. This scheme finds al.
most universal favor with the leading South.
ern men at Washington" Stuff!
The Milwaukee (Wisconsln) iSsnti-
mel says: s.In the case of Jones and others
VS.. Keep, our Supreme Court has decided
j. that the laws Of Congress requiring stamps
to legal processes, in the commencement of
suits or otherwise is unconstitutional, and
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1865-10-12
ENQUIRER CLUB RATES.

and an extra copy to the person making a
club of ten.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
Hosiery.

Mems grey and white merino socks,
Mems brown and mixed cotton socks,
omen's white and black cotton stockings,
Children-s socks and stockings,
Mems heavy wooden socks and stockings,
Mems wooden comforters,
Mems grey and white merino undershirts,
Ladies' white merino understands,
Brown. white and fancy striped cotton unders
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18

| small invoice Of fine Cut Glasses,
Tuinblers, &c.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
Clothing, &c.

Blue p. c. monkey jackets and pants,
Blue and black cloth pants,
Cashmere sacks and pants,
Moleskin and cotton pants,
Fancy flannel shirts,
Blue and grey flannel o~yershirts,
Hickory shirts,
White cotton shirts, fancy bosom,
do. do. do.
Superior white cotton shirts, linen bosom, collars L sleeves,
Fancy regatta shirts, assorted,
Ladies' NANTES and children's Jackets,
Mems felt hats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
Glassware.

small invoice of fine Cut Glasses,
Tumblers, &c.
81 Cutlery.
Fencing wire, Bar iron, Hoop iron,
Iron sugar coolers, Copper wire cloth,
Galvanized iron pipe, sheet zinc,
Cocoa handled butcher knives,
Sailors jack knives. Knives and forks,
Scissors, J~ewsharps, Iron thimhles, Needles,
Iron timed saucepans, Iron timed tea kettles,
Iron pots, Rivets, Wrought nails, Ingots tin.
Naval Stores.
Boiled linseei oil, Zinc paint,
White lead, Green paint, Paris green,
Prussian blue, Red lead, Yellow ocLre,
Nenitian red, Cope: pump tacks,
Assortment Of Russian cordage. Spunyarn.
Manila rope J and l inch, Flag lines,
Log lines, Marine, Housing. Rat line,
English hemp sail Irvine, Roping Irvine,
Hemp canvas, Russia light and heavy ducks,
Muntz yellow metal and nails.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
handkerchief.

Fancy pongee silk handkerchiefs,
silk corahs, Black silk cravats,
Black and fancy silk neckties,
Turkey red and yellow handkerchiefs,
Fancy cotton haudkerchiefS,
White muslin handkerchief, fancy border.
White muslin handkerchief, lace border,
Naleucienne handkerchiefs,
Linen cambric haudkerchiefs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
Perfulaaery.

superior cologne water,
Cologne water in 6 ccrnered bottles,
Genuine Lubiu's extracts, Hair oil,
Nlacassar oil, Fancy toilet soap.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
Hardware - Cutlery
Naval Stores,
Spirits. Wines. &c.

Superior Fronch brandy, in casks and cases.
Barrels and kegs Of rum, Genuine Holland gin,
Common Holland gin, Beuicarlo wine, in casks,
Claret,' in casks and cases,
Barclay, Perkins X Cos porter. in quarts and pints,
German ale, in quarts and piuts,
Superior sherry and pOTtwine, in cases,
Stomach bitters.
Champagne, quarts x pints, Heidsieck & Co.'S Grand v
Champagne, quarts & piuts, Ruinart pere i fills, Carte
Settlers water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
SadGIcry.

LADIES' side saddles,
English saddles, all hogskin, complete,
English saddles, hogskin seats, complete,
French saddles, complete,
Brides with curb bits, Iron timed bits.
Wooden and cotton saddle girths.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18

Governor Letcher, of Virginia, who is now study
ing the United States laws, is so utterly stripped of
his property by the rebellion that his family have
had to rely altogether upon kind friends for their
support.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18

Clothing.
Hickory shirts, denim frocks and trOwser
Blue monkey jackets,
Blue and white flannel sacks,
Black alpaca sacks,
Black cloth coats and sacks,
Waterproof sacks,
Black and fancy cloth pants,
Black and fancy buckskin pants,
Checkea cotton pants,
Checked linen pants,
Blue flannel pants,
Pilot-cloth pants,
Checked flannel shirts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
Groceries.

English pie fruits and pickles,
Sardines in quarter and half boxes,
RIisins in quarter and half boxes.
Almonds in deInjohns. WestphaIia hams,
Swiss cheese, Green cheese,
Loaf sugar, Crushed sugar,
Iitramine blue, Indigo blue,
Chocolate. Demiinhns pearl barley, Slgo, Carraway seed
Vinegar, Licorice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-11-18
SEsndries.

Blankets, scarlet. blue, green, white, grey.
Burlaps, Black silk umbrellas,
Black silk hat ribbon, Fancy bonnet ribbon.
Elack and fancy silk velvet ribbon,
Linen thread. white, brown, black,
Cotton thread, white and blue, Spool cotton.
Norsted braid and gimp. Barge. black, brown. blue
Grape White cotton huckahack towels.
Linen huckaback towels,
Cotton and linen Turkish towels.
Carpet bags, WOODEN shawls and plaiis,
Long shawIs, Berlin wool.
Ladies' and chillren's straw hats. trimmed.
Boys straw hats aud caps, French calfskins.
Plated candlestcks, Ladies' head dresses,
Porte-monnaieS, Ladies' work baskets,
Ladies' Sriting cases. Lead pencils,
Carpenters pencils, steel pens
foolscap, letter, and note paper.
Blank books, Receipt books, Letter copy books.
Envelopes. Framed states and slate pencils.
Assortment Of toys.
Ivory combs, Dressing combs, Hair brushes.
Pearl buttons, Pant buttons, Porcelain buttons
Gold leaf, Printing paper, Smoking pipes,
Walking canes. SuspenieTs, Feather busters.
ladies' and Centlemens kid and silk gloves
Bed quilts. Rife powder, in Z and l ID tins.
Flower pots, Empty demijohns,
OAK BARRELS AND KEGS.
OIL FIRE
FIRE CLAY. PIPE CLAY,
kAOLIN. PORTLAND
BLACKSMITH COALS
STEAM GOALS.
STATES.
Oak Boats Is, IL, IS, 10. 20 fl long.
3ss -2n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02


GStton.Firm. Sales at SIC for n,iddlipz.
ElOnr-stAte and Western dull and 5aIts
sales At SO OOslO Is for extra State; $40 90
GIL 70 Tor common to good shipping brSs A, eT4rs
round hoop ouio; SII 1OaIs o. Tor trsss hr.,,
Market elosing heavy. No buyers at ths outside
'Whiuky-Tirmsr. Sale. at 81 assa 50 for
Wheat-Dull and dropping. Amber Michigan
Corn-steady; moderate inquiry at 81 50 for
old mixed western in store; 81 81 for yolOE west,
oa1s~opensd steady but closed dull. s.'ss at
~ l49l 10 fsr wtsserni 5000 bus sold at latter
COfee-FIrm,
Sugar-Duil; ouba MuscOVsdO 1870.
mOlasses-Dull.
PetroIeum--DuIl. Crude exc; refined
In bond es967c; do frCe se3s7o
W0Ol-Dull.
POrk-Decidsdly finer and mora active
saleI as SS6 6091 IS for nsW mess; 934 OOa
"a 70 for 1854 do, eaAh ana regular waY-clos-
ing at S34 20 cash; so 60g3o 50 for prime
ana go OO955 IS for prime mess. Also $50
barrels new mess, for March, April, Nay and
5ges, ct buyers and sellers option, at Ss7 sos
Is, 1865, 12s 2Sl bbls. Same date last month,
l66, 254 bbls. sauo date last yesr, ss, ,lsO bbIs-
Beef-Firm at previous rrieCs
Total stick OF old and new on hand March 1st,
-oSSJ ASNfoAA PaSAaSoos EaW5 QaIe ledt mQntn,
~, e,sEs packages same dste lass y,ar, l07,s4a
Beef HRms-FiTm at S2s COa27 90.
DFessed HOgs-HesTys Sales at I61<a
1614o for western.
bacon sides-In moderate demand at aoo
@ lot Cumberland cut, 2l9s2e for thort ribbtd and
cut Meais-Stsady
- LI1ard-oPsnsd firm and closed heavy at sO0
Bg9teE-D Dseidsdly lower st sssssc for Ohio
Cheese-stoAoy at 15973c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02
\ Or sALE.-A flock Of 0ne Tboiisa1d
9E0 nm HONEY ADVANf= !,

$0VsUUV in Suns to Sult-at T. JED-
Securities Of every kind, Vi4: OFE1OE, on
Watches, Diamonds, Silver We sold and Silver
pistols, Clothing, Dry Goo6y -rei JeWelry, GunsI
aho most satisfactory sv and articles Of value on
VAte. EstAtIIahed j. ms. Business strictly pri.
esdeszed W6tehSS s5l. n. B.-A variety Of un.
Bargains. . SsWolTyt Guns, &c., for sale At
pvsr DSYS ar O Water and Superior stFests,
ostR and Psixotto's Clothing Store.
- ]. O. ". XAGNER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

The maIket presents no particularly new Fee
lures to-day, but continues generally quist and
dull. Transactions in Corn have been pretty brisk
and the market Is 30 lower. Lake Fish are quoted
more sctive and drmsr, At an advance. Great DIFF.
heulty is Just now being experienced BY dealers In
all kinds Of goods, in procuring transportation the
railroads being tasted to their utmost capacity Ia
moving freight and orders from the Interior where
they involve shipments in bulk have TO be declined
in many instances, thus iTJurIrg the present trade
ct this point, and putting interior consumers TO
considerable Inconvenience, as we'll as reducing
them, as Is the case At way points, to disagrseabIy
''short IRtions"
The closing sales and quotations to-day are as
fOllowE:
FreiGhts-steady ct the following rates; ALL
RAn-TO New York, Flour 90 90; Wool 90 q
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour 81 1Oi Wool
81 Al; Dressed Hogs 81 80.
F1OuF-steady, with only q moderate demand,
at 50 60@l0 90 for fair to choice Xxx red $40 5oa
s1 90 for do XIX white.
Wheat-We heAIdof no sales to-day, and quote
the market nominal at 81 O5 for Extra red; 81 90
for No. do; 81 70 for No. do.
COrn-LoWer, with more inquiry. Sales OF IL
ears new Shslled from stoES at CSC.
Oats-aathsr quiet, bat steady. Sales Of4 cars
from store At 100.
Rye-Inaetive and nominal at 81 s5Rl 40.
RarIey-ouiet. Held at 81 6Osl IS for No. |
and 81 Ss@1 40 for 30. 9.
POrk-ouiet and steady ct sss 90 for mess an
$40 o. for clear.
Lard-steady at 2so in tIsrss1 and 2Ic In kegs
for city-made.
Smoked Meats-stsady and firm, with
good demand for Hams snd Dried Beef. We quote:
Suguar-cured HsmI, osnvsSssi, 25s; qnoanvssssd
2ac; Dried Beef 1eo Shoulders 2Oe.
Butter-Dull aud droopiEg. Western Reserve
quoted at 8 range Of So935c.
EggS-ArrtTing more freely Snd easier, With
'nly moderate demand. We quote at ssgS4c.
CheeSe-In fair demand and steady at ls9s1e
Or large lots good to prime Western Reserve.
'mAll lots selected command 192c better nsures.
Highwines-COntinus quiet and srm at
q 80.
Alcohol Held at q A2a4 a for 90 psr 0 snt
Vsutral Proof Spirits 81 s602 40.
PetrOIeum-ouIsts st ssassc for refined.
seeds-DuIl. Glover sls OOy Timothy held at
S Is.
Beans-steady at 81 OOes 2, FIR new medium
'hite old do 81 so.
Dried ApPles-MsdsrAtsIy active and steady
! 1I1<01ao.
Dried Peaehes-sesres snd In good rsqust.
.AS9tts lsT PpSlsd, and SaassO SVE unpsslsS, !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

FOR s A L E-A twenty-five years
i Lease, with privilege Of purchase at the end Of
i've years at low price, from first of april next, 81
1eet front Of that very choice lot the corner Of So
perior and Bopd stree 9, running through t. Rock-
well street 200 feet. II not sold WithA three four
weeks she Rockwell front will be for lease for term
Of years. For particulars of sale and conditions Of
lease. apply to GEO. D. BACK, go Superior street.
fehlb.R25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

CIEvELAND CITT DIRECTORY FOE Is65.S6.-
The undersigned propose to iss ue In the
month of May next, a complete Directory of
the City of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvasssd by the 1OIh of April
we expect to issue the work On the 10Th of
May; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man in the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
for.
a limited number only, ST advertise
ments will bereCeivsds For terms, &C., sp-
ply at the LEADEE Counting Room.
E. CowLEs & Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

GENERAL GLETT's LEoFuRK.-The Acade.
my of Music was well filed last night on
the occasion of lecture on "The Future
Ofthe United States" by General E. W.
CAN'T, of Arkansas. The lecture, which
was full two hours in length, was, perhaps,
the most popular, "taking" and eloquent
one Of the course. It was narrative, hu-
NOR, psthos, logic, gossip and eloquence,
all in one; and these elements were 30 nat
urally grouped or generalled as to form one
homogeneous whole.
The fact that the gentleman had been a
Brigadier General in the Confederate army,
and prominent rebel in civil life, gave
an additional interest to his graphic reci-
tai Of personal experience in military and
civil positions, as well as to his lucid state
ments concerning the purposes and hopes
of the leaders of the rebellion ct the outset
of the conspiracy. His theme was really
the glorifcatiOn Of this war which, he
showed, was the universal idol-brsaker in
eur land, crushing slavery and ell the
evils-caste, false ideas of labor, prejudice
TO race, &C., &c.,-Which it has begottsu
and marahalsd against the authority and
life Of the government and nation.
he spoke in hopeful strain. He took
it for granted that the rebellion is doomed,
and with it, slavery, the foSterfsther; and
ns predicted and revealed glorious future
awaiting people like ours, now that we are
Purged' OF in process of being thoroughly
PGEeea' OF vulgar, hindering prejudices.
NE cannot give report of the lecture.
but Il was satiSfsctOry to those who heard |
1t, and the speaker may rest assured he |
land audiences, N''''
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

Private ARairs-InspOrfant to Many.
On. DEHART can be consulted daily from 8 to II
A. N. and from 2 to P. NJ. at the Drag Store of
George W. Clark, No. 11s Superior street, OleYe-
and, Until March 7th.
People (mAls or female,) SuhsriDg from diseases
they do not wish everybody to know Of will find It
profitable to consult Dr.. DeHart.
Married Ladies wishing relief from weaknesses
or other diseases peculiar to their SEX can consult
DR.. DeHart at his residence, No. lO4 Erie street,
near Medical College, from halE-psst to half-PAst
eight o'clock every eEening, Sundays excePtsd,l
until the date above named. This arrangement
will afford opportunity to many to get well, who
have seemingly done everything for the recovery Of
Lost health.
Avail yourselves of DR., DsHart's sxtsnsivs sxps.
riencs. feb7;199
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

Observation-Disclosures have fallen OF
decidedly during the last two or three dsys,
and, unless there is revival of interest in
the matter, there is much reason to apprs-
hend an order to proceed with the draft.
The district is by no means ready for q
draft, and it behOOves all townships who
intend to raise their quotas at all to be
about the work at once. twenty-five re-
cruits were examined yesterday, nineteen
of whom were passed and six rejected.
Seventeen men were mustered in, seven of
whom were credited to this district, FIVE t o
the Fourteenth and Eve to the Nineteenth.
OF the seven credited to this district, the
Fourth Ward put in Eve, Dover one, and
Madison one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

RESIGNATION OF Ass1sTAKT PosF MASTER
CHAKBERLIH.-E. B. Chamberlin, Esq, has
resigned his position as Assistant Post Mas
ter, and gone into the well known house of
YOunglOVe, Massey Co., Agricultural I'M
plement Manufacturers.
Mr.. C. has been in the Post Office for
nearly four years, and during that time has
filed the position he occupied with credit
to himself, and to the satisfaction of the
Department, as well as the public. He
leaves with the best wishes of the Post
Master and all his clerks for his future
sueOesa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

THE CELEBRATION OF IEAUsURATIoR Day
The movement set on foot few days since
to celebrate appropriately our recent vic
tories and the suspicious Inauguration of a
new national administration, on Saturday
next, the 4th of March, has been given up,
the difficulties in the way of it being SO
many and great as to compel its abandon
ment. The committee to whom the matter
was referred, consisting of Messrs. ". P.
Fogg, J. q. Clark, and W. H. Hayward,
have been indefatigabls in their efforts to
arrange for the celebration, but both
Brsinard's Hall and the Academy of Music
had been pre-engsged. The committee
then made an effort to organize an after
noon meeting at the Academy Of Music,
but on telegrsphing to Governor BrOugh 1t
was found that he could not represent, and
the idea was abandoned. The public re-
cognition of the day will therefore be con-
fined to the firing of a national salute on
the Square, on Saturday noon. The aban-
donment of the proposed celebration is no
fault however of the gentlemen to whom it
was entrusted, who have labored to arrange
for it with energy and perseverance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02
FINANCIAL & COMKFRCTAT,,
FINANCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
rF--rwzua- nTa-rk TccE

WBDHKkDAIS Mereh Is 1850.
The Money market Is without ehangs from yes
terday. 5hs supply Of currency Is not at prszens
IArgs, but as Ihs demand from the business public
Is very light, the Banks are not particularly hard
pressed. Exchange is relatively easier, and rates
are steady at Is discount buying and par selling
The "bu'r' combustion reported yesterday in
New York to keep up Gold seems to have been
shattered all to pisces to day and the pillars be-
ing Knocked from under, of course the edifes tum-
blsd. During the early part OF the day the show
Of 6rmness was pretty we'll maintained, but ths
internal weakness was manifested In . gradual
decline, for which there was no pretsxt in any
military news. This evening tbs market seems to
have grown still weaker. The following rates
wers reported from Gallsgher's Exchange, New
York, to the Evening Exchange in this city, be-
tween the hears Of and e5z O'clock ls9, 19s1z0
1881, 1885, 1sssS919sN.
Government Bonds continue firm and steady,
though the demand Is not 90 decidedly active
Ths frEt coupon on the 1O-4O per cent Gold bends
expired to-day. Hallway shares are steady and
generally bitter, WIKI good speculative demand
for fancy Stocks. It Is the opinion of q majority
that the present year will witness if not larger,
at lss5t bstteSN railroad trafic than ever
NS-Shes ~Hu "Ab@ - G1aao's AOA'S SAS " A0~1iHs
Railway Escuriti1l u 1snaeious OF their stock,
and prices are D EAely, under the favorable
circumstances aneRpated, to drop materially be-
low the present point. even though Gold and sy-
srything elss should materially recede. A itan-
sial panic would undoubtedly reault dissStrOusly
to Railway investments, as it would indeed to
everything resting upon regular business for main
tenancei but no such event is looked for, aad
most people are operating with view entirely
in the opposite dlreetion-rightly bel ewing, We
think, that thscourse Of the Nation after this
is TO be ono Of the most unprecedented, and to Us
now, almost incredible prosperity, in which the
great railroad interests will partsks more largely
thAn and other class of business.
The al OF the people toward the 7-SO Popular
Loan continues unabated. The Second Nsdona
Bank to day took subscriptions for sl41r2.O,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02
NEW EoRK gToCaa 1IARKEF.
XIV YosK. March /. lgsB.

q NEW YORK, March /, 1ss8.
Government stOeks--steady. United
States Skies Of 'sl cOupoas 1lIsS; FiYs.twsnty
coupons l1U5<; Ten.foIty coupons l025S Eeven.
thiIties ll4; ons-yeAr osl tlhoatss -; 6s Of 81
rsg'd -.
stOeks-Bsitsr. Tennessee Sizes of 1890, =;
Ohio 3 Miss lsippI certificates 291[; Alton Terre
Haute preferred =; MaripoM =; New Yo,k
Central lis; Erie 72; hudson -! Reading
l1S1<; Michigan Central III; Michigan Southern
661s; IlinoiA Csntrsl l1s1S Pittsbueh 77S< North
western III Rock IalAnd esq; PittsO1rgh, Fort
Wayse Chicago sG1<; Quicksilver s1JT; Erie pre-
fsrred-; Missouri 6s Go; chicago, Ellington 4
Quincy lis; Prairie du Chisn 90. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

EEw APPoNTMExT.-Mr. N. E. Chapman,
for many years foreman in the shops of the
Central Ohio Railroad at GAINESVILLE, has
received the appointment of Master Ma
chinist of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad Company, in place Of Jacob Ho-
vey resigned. While We cannot but regret
the loss of our friend HOvey, we congratu-
late the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
Company in securing the services of one 80
well qualified to fill that responsible posi-
ton, requiring as it does q " master mind"
to keep in order the immense motive power
of that company. We welcome him to the
Forest City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-02

sECOED WARD.-A Commit see will call
zpOn the enrolled men of thg, ward during
fhis week, for the purpose, ofraising funds
to clear the ward from 'she draft, and all
enrolled men who do p OF subscribe for this
purpose will be pU.blished on Monday
morning. By order of the Committee.
March 2:192.