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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The NASH CoURT-M evidence
before the Nash Court Martial has been
completed and the Court has adjourned
over until this week. When it meets again
to-day, we believe, is the time set for the
meeting-the findings and sentence will be
made public.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

"a THIEG OF BEAUTY is joy FOREVER. -
What more beautiful than flowers In
what way can few surplus dollars be bet
ter expended than in their purchasel They
are at once the cheapest, the most endur-
ing, and the most effective monument
which can be raised to the genius of taste
and beauty. They soften down the asper-
tiles of life, they lend romance to its prac-
ticalities, they adorn its simplest passages.
Without them "the sPlendidest chambers
lcok blank and sad ;" with them the hsrest
and dresriest of homes becomes touched
and transformed, as by magic, into some
thing fascinating and fairy-hke. Now, of
all seasons of the year, is the time for them,
and those who are seeking them can find
no better place to crafty their tastes than
at the beautiful greenhouse Of William
Witworth, No. 1lS Cedar-st. Mr.. WitWorth
has on hand & fnely-selected and complete
stock of flowers, of every variety, suited to
every tsste and every purse. Give him
call, and take look at his Well-flled and
attractive greenhouse. By taking the
Prospect street cars to Hudson street, you
find yourself within two short squares of
the place.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

PRESENTATION CoEoEETs.-The presenia-
tion concerts of the New York Msnulsc-
turing jewelers. Association are attracting
much attention and tickets for it are selling
very rapidly. With each ticket the pur-
chaser receives gifr,varying in value from
fifty cents to one hundred dollars. We re-
fer our readers to the advertisement in an
other column.
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New York Manufacturing Jewell
efs Association,

From THEIR IMMENSE STOCK Of JEWELRYs
Watches Set with Diamonds, Gold Enameled
watches Peavy Gold Hunting-case atohssS
Silver Watches, Tea Sets, Silver war;
Of all descriptions, Bracelets, Guard
Chains, Brooches, soiitaires,
RinEs, &C, &c.
And an endless variety Of BIO Utsri, and objects
De Verfa.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoRT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED. 8.
Prop Akron, Smith. 0EdensOurgh
Prop Ou ids, Atwood, Buffalo
Prop Elmira. Thorn, Buffalo
Prop OieAn, Waterbury, buukiek
echr Sweet Home, Crangle, To- onto, lis m lumber
schr Eveline Bate, Fcster, Buffalo
Sohr J Skidmore, F.annigan, BurEen, 100 m
lumber
scow Granville, Connolly, Rondeau
CLEARED. 6.
Prop ElmiTa, Tho-n, Toledo
Prop Oneida, Atwood, Chicago
Prop Akron, Smith, Toledo
schr Miami, Pennington, Portage Lake, s74 tons
cosl
schr T Ourd, Juison Portage Lake S75 tons
coal
schr Watts Sbermsn, Burke, Copper HsrbOr, 27O
tons coal
Schr Exchange Rswsil, Marquette
scoW B sck srAn, Smith, Black River
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

OOO VASS Northern Ohio, PernsylV MIA, Michi-
gan and Indians for Lincoins Portrait, cabinet size
published by Str bridge aud CO. The largest and
mOst rfcct likeness out. smples tent to any ad-
dress in sheet, reCept OF ~ 90 Framed, II desr
ed, I the lowest who e-tle price Add dtCss AM ES
GILMORE, care B. b. Douglas and Co., Eg Superior
lleyeiand. O. my4-49
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TRAIN ROBBED.

. CINCINNATI, May 6.
A train on the Ohio. Mississippi road
last night was robbed near North Bend,
fourteen miles from the city by gang of
twenty guerrillAs. Adsms' Express Co.'s
safes were blown open by gunPowder and
the contents taken. Passengers were re-
heved Of their watches and money. The
robbers escaped across the river in skiffs.
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NV ApYERTIsEMENTs.

T livery STABLE FOR SALE-I
Twill sell my Livery and o arding Stable in Frank
jim, Pa, with Oft yea and stOsk OF our-
en- rsa and all else suita l. TO carry ou INST
class Livery aut Boarding Stabe; Is doing good
business in Livery aud Boardias asi has all the sta
bling o. the best hOIe j. the ty Greens Hotel at
full Iates The horses and ~ els IN good cOndl-
OD Address A. d. WHITE, Box A., frankie
o. PenDsylvania or call at the stables in tbs re-r
Grpania Hofel Franklin Pa. my5-Hl5
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ToNSoRIAL.
WIGs AND HAIR WORK.
w. D H'B EEE SsTAELESNHEEI,
TIE LAEGEsT IN TBs STATE,
a. Wis nHEJsn aHn EaIEyI 9gtR nsesgses

THE I.AEGssT IN rBs STATE,
~ Wis uHEIEa AHD LtgIeS' HslE DseSEFs
80 PUBLIC sQUARE
Manufactures Of al kinds Qf WIGS, snriuaiag
thH cslsbrassd
Ill OR WIG,
that resembles nature - 20 d-fy ths eiosas,
sorutiny. very large and beautiful STOCK oi
LONG hair, Drought By the propristor from
EUROPE, for SWITCHES sud BRkID5-ths enasf
Assortment ever sean IN thss city.
ladies' front Pieces ana hslf-Higs,
In sVSry styls. With all improvements.
SETS OF CUBI,S, maos frou French HssurA
Olrlsd Hair tgaArEntesd-l
HDGEEH DOUBLE AID TRIPLM B0WH,
WATERFALLS, &C.,
aAds By thu advertiser, squal 20 those import.o,
L.sdies' BrAids made into any kind Of Hesd-D -DrsII
or Bow without injury 20 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING In ths most prsVaE
ng and laahionabls styles.
bW-A1 work warranted ~ representsa.
HOT and GOLD BATES st ~ houEI. dsss1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

EOR SALE-THE LARGE DOUBLE
IN House. IS and 36 Prospect street, suiteb Tor
boarding house. Terms easy. Enquire OF COhWA1
W, NOBLE, at the ofice o. Backus Noble. iel3: II
e5O O00 MONEY ADVANCED
DDU,OUO in sums to suit-at ne old stand aud
EeIl-knOWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, 9u becu-
rites ofevery kind, viz: Gold aud Silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols,
Clothing Dry Goods, PianUs, Melodeons, and all per-
,oDs property and articles OF value, the most sat-
isfactory terms Business strictly private; Esiab-
lished l85l. E.B.-A variety OF unredeeued watch
o., yrwelG, Guns, etc, ior sale at bargains
Of5ce-corner of Water and Superior streets, over
DAVIS a Peixotto's Clothing Store. - -
ocf2Z ) fi. . W. " hdNkh-
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OsWkeo mARKET-May 9.

tHg TELEsRAFH-l
FIOur-UnehADged Sales OF 81 so for No. 1
spring. IS 90 for red winter IS 70 for white; 50 so
foe double extra.
Wheat Quiet and unchanged. Sales 10000 bu
white Canada at 81 81.
COrm-Quiet sal,s new Illinois at 81 90.
sbats-Quiet and nominal.
BaFIey-Dull. bales lICO bu Canada West at
81 25.
Rye-No ninai
Peas-AOmiuzl.
CamRi FFeightS--Du1 and unchanged
Wheat l3c, corn II 40 10 New York
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Sl0O REwARD.-StoleD, on April 2S'h,
1865, one gold hunting case watch,-H. D.,
"a plate; Cbas. Taylor & Son, 30 Ely
Place, London, 1880. Figares on the dial
instead of Roman characters. sunksecond.
Case engine turned and stamped IN. E.
c." The above reward Will be paid by me
and no questions asked.
J. W. sCHMITT, iefofPolice.
Cleveland, May l, 1865.
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The CoURrs.-The United States Court
was in session on Saturday, but no impor-
t.nt business was transacted, and no indict-
ments were presented.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

ESLARGED.-The Toledo Commercial has
been considerably enlarged, and will con
tain several columns more reading matter
than formerly, In its present shape it is
very attractive paper as well as very read
able one. We are pleased at this evidence
of prosperity in SO able and deserving CO.
temporary.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

1t is said that tie Baltimore L Ohio road
is in excellent condition, sll the old equip
ments having been thoroughly repaired
and q number of new cars put upon the
road. Iii thought now to be perfectly safe
against guerrilla incursions.
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PATENT OFFICE AGENCY
STATES AND FOREIGN

PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
no, Is6 Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
We are prepared 70 transact business Of every
description relsting to Inventions, Drawings, o.
Vesss, Specifications, Patents, lnfringemsnts, and
the Patent LAVE BURRIDGE b co.,
aa2s AnthoriLsd Attorney. foE Patsatl.
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''Ever till now,

When men ware fond, smil'd AMI wondered how"
People were cpIed of that life destroying dises8e,
Catsrrh, bot upon inquiry at the Druggists ind
that this happiness ia pro uced by the use Of DR.. D.
h. seeIy e's Liquid Catarrh Rsmsdy. Try it ms.BS
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

TIE RAID on zHE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
Cincinnati Gazette gives the
following additional particulars of the at
tack by rebel gueriIlas on passenger train
on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, at
North Bend, fourteen miles northwest of
Cincinnati:
The following official telegram gives an
account of one of the boldest robberies that |
we havebeen called upon to chronicle for |
some time. 1t was received by the Adams !
Express Company at 2 o'clock this morn
lug:
"The Express train that left Cincinnati at
s P. NJ, April 5th, was attacked by guer
rillas at North Bend, fourteen miles north
west of Cincinnati The train was thrown
from the track. and passengers and Ex-
press robbed. The guerillas numbered
about twenty men. The Express safes were
taken from the car aud blown open, and
contents taken. The guerrillas, after rob-
bing the passengers and Hxpress, crossed
the river in skifs. No person wss seriously
injured. Notice was sent to Gen. HOoker's
Headquarters, and Gen. Palmer notified of
the facts at Louisville. The working force
was sent to clear the track of the wreck,
and trains will resume their regular trips
this morning." ga W. LEWIS"
Express safe is not definitely sscertsined,
although it is certain a lot of 30 Uuited
States bonds, besides other valuables.-
The guerrillss tore up eleven rails, as we
learned from passenger who returned to
to the city on the steamer DUmODt, and
fred volley upon the train just at the mo-
ment it reached the place in the road that
hs been broken, thus n c'essing the con-
fusion. All the passepg" were robbed,
but of course the eamOunts nuot at present
be learned. As already stated, no one was
seriously injured No other safe but that
beloDg giDo to the Adams Express Company
was on the train. Passengers who came to
the city by the steamer DumOut, desire to
return publicly their Acknowledgements for
its cOurtesies.
ACADEMY OF MtsIo.-The engagement Of
Miss Olive Logan terminated on Friday
evening. On Saturday night " Eustache,
the Man of the Mountain" was presented
by the stock company. 1t was plsyed with
spirit to good house. The after piece was
the popular face of "The Ghost" in which
Jim Lewis has won 60 great a reputation.
This evening that veteran actor, "Ysnkee
Locke" and the charming comedisane, Mrs.
W. H. Leighton, commence hrief engage
ment. One of the greatest pieces Of the
Yankee humorist is selected for his debut,
viz: "sam Patch in France" Mrs. Leigh
ton will appear IN the petit comedy, "Stsge-
| struck" The bill is an excellent one, and
the stars will draw crowded house.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

FALSE ALARM-The alarm of FIRE on Sat
urdsy night proved to be false one. It
came from the West Side, but, on turning
out, no fire could be discovered.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Ten COmpositors wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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&. B. HALE, BANKER,
AND
. &. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
III Superior 81.

INSCRIPTIONS rooeiVed 70 the
az s-lO PER GENT. AND l0-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
ICON misnion allowed TO Subsoribers-l
RH-U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-3Ts l0-4O's, Treasury
Hotes and ell other Government kecurities pur-
oh.sed and fos sale on the most fsVOrabl terms.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct beat rates. Deposits received and Col
leotions made At all acCesaib points. Uncurront
funds converted At lowest rates. Bevenue stamps
for ale oct
OF Factory for sale.-The subsoriber Of
feru to cell bis factory on Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uAted, eomoact and conVenientiy arranged. Oa-
pacity about ffty barrels per dRy. Immediate pos
session given ifreQuired. B. PElTeN.
Cleveland, Feb. IA, 1895. tebba2oL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

Fruit House,
KINShAN STREET.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Cur Fruits Of all kinds will hereafter be fOan
for sale at Hey = DsVinney's, "a ORtsri1 strest,
and O. Chambers, Is7 Ontario street, at prices.
myI.a6 NYOE, sHIRK & 90.
Removable. NJ. l.. Brooks has removed
from his former residgnee, Eucid street, to No.
SIG Superior sire t, third house west Of Trinity
Church. His once hereafter will be AtlOl east sice
Public Square, between ChspiD's Hall and Hof-
mans Block. my2:2O9
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Railroad Items.

The Directors of the New Lisbon, 20 y
Railway. have held meeting and resolved
to employ more laborers and push on their
road to completion.
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THE PEwABIo.-This well-known, fast
sailing propeller, under the command Of
her old and popular master, Captain Nc
Kay, will leave the dock Of Il. Garretson
and Co., this evening, on her first trip this
season, for the Lake Superior regions and
intermediate points. The PeWabic isone of
the largest and best boats on the Lakes, and
is in excellent condition for the work of the
Season.
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RailroadiDg in Italy is described as so
dangerous that journey is as good as a
sensation novel in three volumes, with the
prospect of more startling conclusion.
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CITY NEWS!

4 Elegant Ribbons in all choice colorF,
opening at Mrs. Shsw's Rooms. ms
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WAETED.-A boy to carry the LEADER on
the West Side. Apply at Counting Room.
Nav I'D
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Buffalo has begun to manufacture loco
motives. Mr.. David Bell has sold two to
the Pittsburgh & Erie road for So, 900 each.
They are the first made in that city.
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ATFEaPT TO INTRODUCE YELLOW
FEVER.

HALIFAX, N. S., May 6.
The Bermuda papers contain long &C.
count of the judicial investigation now
being held at St. Georges of the attempt
of DR.. Blackburn TO introduce yellow fever
into New York, Philsdelphis and other
Northern cities. Blackburn visited Ber-
muds ostensibly on 3 philsnthrOpic mis-
sion in connection with the cause of yellow
fever.
The evidence shows that he collected
while there, bedding and clothing taken
from fever patients, thst be purchased and
infected new clothing, which be packed in
trunks and left in charge of parties with
orders 10 forward them to New York in
the spring. One witness testified that
Blackburn represented himself as q Con
federste agent, Whoss mission was the
destruction Of the Northern masses. 1t
wss also shown that several persons con-
nected with the agency of the Confederate
States were cognizsnt Of these facts. 1t is
stated that there were ten trunks, three of
which have been found and their contents
buried by the Board OF Heal, b.
Blackburn is well known in these prov
inces as leading and ultra rebel.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.
J.H. Blackburn slias Dr. Tumblety,
charged in completely with Harold in the
assassination conspiracy, was arrested to-
day in accordance with orders from Wash
ington.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

DR.. LIeBTHILI.-Those of our readers who
are suffering fran Deafness or Catarrh, will
please bear in mind that DR.. Lighthill will
commence his appointments at the Fiske
House, Ashtabuls, to-day, and remain
there till next Saturday. Re can be found
next week at the Russell Forest City Hotel,
Cleveland, where he will remain for one
week.
Read his advertisement in another col
umn. DR.. L came to this city with a we'll
known New York reputation for success in
the treatment of the above named diseases,
and We would advise those needing the
benefit Of his skill to consult him.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IsOst-On the Detroit street cal West Side, La
dy's l.. .ather Parse, containing SSS or SS4 Ths
huder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It with
Mr.. Page. at French Keith's, Water street, or at
this eiice. 1t
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

IMPORTANT TO TRAvELLERs.-Chiet Justice
Chase in case before the United States
Court at Baltimore, has rendered decision
in reference to the responsibility of steam
boat owners for baggage, which may also
heve a ruling effect upon the similar re-
spoDsibility of railroad companies.
A passenger on a steamboat, who pays
fare or has free passage to sspecifed place,
is entitled TO take with him the usual guam
t1ty of baggage, and the owners Of the yes
sci are responsible for the safe conveyance
and delivery of the baggage as common
carriers. But this responsibility as
common carriers for baggage ends
with the voysge of the passenger, unless
continued BY a speciSl contract, express or
implied. If, in the absence of such con-
tract, the owner of the baggage leaves it on
the boat, voluntarily or intentionally, and
without the knowledge of she officers, it
must be at his own risk. He cannot by
such action impose the responsibility Of
common carriers upon the owner. It is
true that baggage so left, when found to be
on board, must be retained until it can be
landed at some convenient place; and 1t
may be that wilful misconduct or gross neg
ligence in respect to it, of the officers or
servants of the boat, would subject the
owner to responsibility. ! entertain some
doubt on the last point, but am clear if no
such wilful misconduct or gross negligence
be found, the loss of such baggage must be
borne by its owner.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OADKNY OF MUsIO.

PRIOEg or ADMISSION.
Dross Circle and Parquette 50 cents; Secured Soe0
% Dreas Circle, I5 cents; Family Circle % eentE
Gallery, 25 osntai Private Boxes, S. and 81
Single seats in Private Boxes. 81
Oolored persons viii, und'r nc circumstan-
ces Dc permt ted tc occupy seats In any OthTr per-
hon OF the house. save the Gallery. Admission Dos
Doors open at z Curtain rises at g.
ANOTHER GREAT NOvELTTI
TWO GREAT STH Rsf
mrS. W. II. Leighton q Kankee Locke.
Tifs (MON NAYJ evening, Msy Ssh. will be pre-
sented he ntrrs.tiug Drama, Ia sets, entitled
SAM PATOH IN FRANCE
enAe5 AOSAe
To 0Cnelute With tb. Petite Comedy called
SeA6E sTkUCk.
Sally with soDgs.....--.... Ms. W. B Leighton
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BUFFALO MAKKEE---May
FAY ruLEqzAPU.J

BUFFALO MAkkkTE---4IRy 9
IBI rELEaEAFH.I
Flour Steady spring extras 81 O0aS7 25;
good 10 nboice double extra white 50 70 80 30
WheRt-Uuili PARTIES ePArt, and only light
Corn-DuiI at s5c for TolsdO Snd 9cc for No.
Chicago mixed
RaIs-Dull at 5296So-
BarIeY-HOminAl.
Rye-Dull.
Whisky-DuII at 81 O599 06.
Canal Freights-To New York, what 1919
lee, corn 1870 40. oats &c.
Lake Imports Flour II ,291, wheat So $50.
Canal M pOrts-Whest 4, $40 $40 bu, corn a.
4l0, oats l75,z7S.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
UsO POrteF's Cure of Pain,
Use Porter's Cure Of Pain.
Use Portsr's Care Of Pain
Use POrt-r's Cure of Pain
Use POrter's Cure Of Pain.
my2 UBs POrtsf's Cure Of PAIN. 2ledkW
LOCAL NOTICES.

d. A. HOyntOn, n. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofloo. SO Pearl street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Office Hours, from 10 % A NJ, from l to and
TO P. N. ap56-2l2
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tBT TELEGRAPH.
Extraordinarily highsr. ss,es at 0l@51o for
middhDg-
FIDnr-50l0i better on common aud medium
grades with 3 coed demand.
Sales at So SO9S 90 for extra statei 80
for common 90 good shipping brands extra round
bOoD Ohio; s. 5O9s 70 for trade brands MARKET
Whisky-s:eadT. Sales at s. lOssl Il fOr
western
Whent-spads irmer. sales at 81 So for NIL
waukee club; 81 53gl 90 for No. l Chicago spring,
chiefly at the inside Ice; 81 IS for for amber
Michigan.
COTn-Dull and heavy. Small sales new yellow
ct 81 4Otsl As
Oats-Duil, heavy and nominal.
WOOl-Duu.
Petroleum. Quiet. Sales at $50 for orudei
SO for refined in bond and 74o for DO fee.
POrk-Beavy. Sales at 81 S74 q Sl7 rs for
new mess closing at S27 80 cssh; S24 uO9S5 81
for 1861 do, cash and regular way closing At = =
cash; S24 OO914 20 for prime and g3 u09tS oO
Tor prime mess. Alsl 500 bbls me- meis for May
and Jane, sellers ep'ion, at S27 O001s s71l.
Besf-st.sdy At l29I6c for plain msss, and lf@
zoe for extra mess -
Reef HRms-MCre 8 tive at sSl bogz4 90
Cut Meats More otIve aud steady Sales st
l45<9l65<c fur shoulders; l7Al9Ao Tor haus.
hacOn-Ffrn sr, but Yery quit.
IRrd-VeIy firm at l69ls54o
ButteF-bull and Unchanged.
alnResa- Quiet at l46Z3c.
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DYEINc.
DISSOLUTION, &C.

DISSOLUTION.-The Lumber firm Of
u sHELD0E FRENCH s this day dissolved
By mutual consent. The debts viii b. lsttssa 81
the old stand BY either party. Clains musl u -
paid promptly 10 save trouble g. b. Sheldon VI
g. 3. sHELDOa,
OHAs, ERBH0A.
Cleveland April Q, lss6' pPAaA
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Seven-Thirty Loan.

This Bank having been appointed Depository
and Financial Agent Of the Government will
promptly fill all orders for the Popular 7-S0 Loan,
now being rapidly taken. The decline in Gold
must contInue to render this Loan a desirable in
YES ment heusual commission allowed to Banks
and Bankers who buy to sell again.
five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes,
With accrued interest added, rec lived in payment
for subscriptions. Mstured 7-3O Coupons psid 90
presentation. United Stntas Vouchers purchased,
and maturing Certificates of Indebtedness col
lected.
Ap6:224 W. L. CUTTER. Cashier.
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pr. H. J. Herriek, recently hnviog COM
pstsi bis three years Of service as Surgeon of the
l7th Regiment, o. V l., will hereafter be ass ciat.
and suTksgYi myZ'os
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1t is also proper to stats shat the Bitters are sold
exclusively in glass, and never under any circum-
stances by The gallon tue barrel. ImpostsIs aud
imi ators are broad, and ih7 only safeguard the
pubic have against them is to that the Bitters
they ny have the engraved label and note of hsnd
of Me,srs. Hostetter mithi and cur proprietary
stamp over the cork of the bottle. myS:223dAw
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COMM ERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
SATURDAY EVIsiHe, May I, 1866.
Recefpts-Ths receipts Of Grain BY rail during
the "A hours ending At one O'Clock to-day we're -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-08

The re establishment of the railway sys-
tenn of the South will be work of much
difficulty, owing to the ruin in which they
have been left by the rebels. The rolling
stock is nearly exhausted, the track worn
out and the main lines desperately injured,
and their finances involved in almost hope
less embarrassment. The rebel govern
ment seized and operated them without
any compensation 70 the.cOmpanies, and it
is probable that only few of the strongest
will be able to put their lines in order at
once, obtaining from the North such sup
plies of rolling stock and railroad iron as
they can find means 10 pay for.