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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

SUPPLIES FOB THE SoLDrER's HoNE.-The
"SoIdier's Home" has been for the past
two weeks crowded to its utmost capacity
by regiments returning home. Each, IS
it passes through, is provided with q good
and abundant meal. During three days
last week LAO meals were given at the
"Home," and since Sunday, I,l2O have
been served.
This heavy drain upon the of
the Soldiers Aid Society has been cheer
fully met, but the immense quantity Of
provisions needed to feed so large a num-
Der Of men, makes it necessary for us to
again urgently desire citizens and our
friends in the country to send in conIribu
tions Of fresh vegetables, such as onions,
potatoes, radishes, beet and spinach green's,
asparagus, ~pieplsnt, &c. Pickles of all
kinds ere much needed and also sour
krout.
Citizen and friends of the soldiers every
where are cordially invited to visit the
@Home," and witness the efficiency and
large results of this noble charity.
Contributions can be sent to the "Sol-
dier's Home" at the depot, or the rooms
of the Soldiers Aid Society, SO Bank
street. SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
June 1919.
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NEW YORG mABKET-June II.
lBT ~TELEGRAPH.I

AEhes-pull.
fair inquiry and under the last
news from EuTOp-, pri IS hsvs advanced fully &c
at ~.
FIOur-Opened fuU and droo.ine, and eIo,s ed a
shafe hr0er, wi h mere inquiry, in part ior tx
port. Sales at IS 55o5 IS for superhne ttafe; 6 20
G6 so for extra state; S. 3596 80 foi ehoi Q DO,
s. 5505 IS for sups fine western; SIS 2Oab IS for
common 70 medium * "a uesiern; SO 8 O. 90 or
common to good shippinz b a. ds ezra round hoop
Oh o aLf 81 IS IS for trade brands. RYE FLoUR
qui {. CoES MEM. dull
Rhisky-Firm ssles Western 50 05.
Rheat-Wiihout decided CT. nse in prize, with
"a her more expert inquiry. ssls- DmO o. TO fair
Oh eago sprirg at 81 s al a.; Badus spring 81 -
al Az; inferior winter red western 81 80, and
Pr m amber Michigan as 81 IS.
Eye-Quiet.
B~hrIey-Aud Barley Malt duI and nominal.
COFt-HesvY and d3o lower Sales as y dsOo
tlruns und mixed weston; S3@ssc for sound DO:
eloslug at sec for klln-trieo; 9Oa9Ic for kiln dried
wes"rn yellow.
Oats-scArce ard q9sc better, at T2e for vest
ern sh at, and 6s9IOc for do to arrive.
Rice-Oru.
CDffee-Duil.
Sugar Quiet at 1fkaI1o for Cuba Muscovsdo;
llal4he Tor Porto hieO. sales $50 boxes Havana
At liAaI4%o
M~aIasses-Dun.
HoPs-Sull at lOssOe for common to prime
P~trOleum-Quiot at s4as4Lo for crude; 600
a5ic for refined in bOnf; Ttarlo fr do fee.
r~OrE-0psnsd heavy and lover, AEd closed
with more hrmuess.
Sales at SGT 75aSs 90 for new ness, closing At
S2s % for cash; S24 6O@24 IS Ior 1854 mess cash
ant regular way, ol sing At s24 IS cash; SIS 10
als 81 lor print; $40 5OGs2O 50 for prime mess.
Also, 500 bis new mess, for June and July, sellers
option. At SIS OO92s 10.
Realistically. sAles at $40 OOGi4 90 for plain
mess, Sl2 0OeQls 90 for extra mess.
PeeF Hams-Quiet.
Rvy sc l5%dl9Ho.
B~Gtaer-Quist At N93Oc for Ohio, and ga
SIC for state.
~Cheese-ouist q. sel5o for CANNON 70 prims,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

ARGUMENT IN DFFEEsE OF Colonel scHIR-
Nerve have received from the Counsel,
Hon. 4. G. Riddle, of Washington, D c.,
his argument in pamphlet form, for the de-
Tense in the case of Col. L. Skinner, 18th
n. Y. H. A, tried before General Court
Martial in Washington. Like all of Mr..
Riddles efforts, it is exhaustive, brilliant
and ELOQUENT.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

HoEORABLY DISCHARGED The following
named officers in Ohio regimentshav been
honorably discharged, for the reason that
their services were no longer required: LIST
Lieutenant Lewis Peck, 18Th; Captain
Franklin Whitmer, and LIST Lieutenants
John W. Wslraven and Calvin Woodruff,
ed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

RAILWAY CoNsoLDATIoN-At the meeting
of the Stockholders of the Dayton and Mich
igan Railroad Company, in Toledo, on the
9Th instant, the following gentlemen were
appointed a Committee to consider the sub
iect of q consolidation of the D. & NJ. R. R.
with the C. H. & D. R. R and report 8 plan
to a subsequent meeting of the stockholders;
Darwin E. Gardner, of Toledo; F. R. Mil
Ter, Of Perrysburgj DR.. POmeroy, of Ottawa;
DR.. McHenry, of Lima; DR.. HolbroOk, of
Wspaukonets; j. Cummings, of Sidney ;
8. R. Drury, of Troy, and T. J.. S. Smith, of
Dayton.
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MARINE NEWS.
POET OF CIEVELaND-

ENTERED----~JUNz II
ssmr City Of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit.
Prop Tioga, sissan, Du Rirk
Prop AToIc Crosby. / ufAio
Prop Dubuque. Mcintyre, Superior City
Prop Ontarlo, Shaver, Ogdens6urgh
Prop Meteor, Wilson, Ontonsgon
Prop PaUihc, Kelley. Buffalo
n p northern Light. hDr.n. Oafmavou
brig Williams, Pas M Maroa.fss
sehr Jura Fink. Ms,6ue-ts
schr II'nos 8, BiSiS. Pert Huron
sebE sgdaline, Ain.WsFth. Black Rfysr
sohr kJ Gihbas OaUlL BufaIJ
Schr n Hover hewkifk, Byesss
Sohr Halt, McPurnty, hoWAu
schr Emp ror, Cro0kis, RoSan
schr Eureka, Sylvester, Toronto
Sehr Arab an, Baker, Fnruell
Sehr Scotland, BOlsn. Buffalo
sehr Emma Henning T, Algonao
Sehr pasntog Wave, L, Z. ston, ORdensburgh
sehr B y Stat t, VOID. Bay OftY
sehr Oneids Chief Fitzgerald, PORT Huron
Sehr n q Pcst. Chapman. Toledo
SrhrJ ~Iibbitts, DibroW, Buh-Io
. ~ Ellington. I0grahsm, Buffalo
Sehr union. Kirby, Mackfnac
chr A p Mos, M0hht, buffalo
Schr y Roedsr, Young. Buffalo
seo@ J g Hills. Becker Sagir
scow Suite Girl, Bennett. Eshsy1 IT,
Slow Rival, RaFrill. Dtt,oir ~
SEQ" BACK swan, smith, Black River
OLEARED-JUsE II.
etmr CITY Of Cleveland, Mckay. Detroit
Prop Main7, Riebardsop, Uhicsgo
Prop P'eile, X LEY, Buffalo
Prop Gronite State, Bishop, Ozdensburrb
Prop ontario. Shaver, Detroit
Prep Wisconsin. Williams, Ogdensburgb
sehr Illincis. Blair Lexinaton
schr Emma, HenniDger. Port Huron
ecoW Black Swan, Smith. Back River
SOW Bival, BurriIl, Forsstvine
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

AzBoTT's HISTORY OF TN IEBELLIoN.-The
second and last volume of this brilliant su-
thor's brilliant history of the Rebellion,
will be issued and ready for delivery to
subscribers in September next. It brings
the history of the war down to the late
grand review Of the armies at Washington,
that event being very properly considered
the closing act Of the war. This
ment win be hailed by all who bought tho
volume:
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AcLDFNY OF MUsIc.-A very good bill was
offered last night, and the house had their
fill of comedy, farce and song. The "Bar-
rack Room or, the Military Marriage"
was presented, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsler making
their appearance in it with their usual
ability and grace.
Mr.. Heron, "Barney, the Guide" sang
at the conclusion of the first play, the song
of +" Paddy's Wedding" He was enoOred at
each appearance, and seemed the fsvOrite
of the evening.
The farce, betsy Baker," was a roaring
affair. Mr.. Lewis's "Marmsduke MOuser''
was a character somewhat out of his chosen
line, but it was up to the mark. The farce
itself amounts to nothing, and no other
character in it is worthy of note but Mr..
Lewis is always so irresistibly funny, that
he can, alone, relieve and animate a vast
deal of dullness.
The performance concluded with the
farce young America" which was we'll
presented and very acceptable.
Mr.. Heron sang "The Jaunting Car
before this last farce, and receiving q vim
full encore, re-sppesred and sang Pat
Maloy."
Tonight, we are to have "Faint Hcari
Never Won Fair Lady," " Nipped in the
Bud" and "Mother and Child Doing
Well" together with a variety of charac.
t%eristic songs from Barney"
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AMUsEM a.
OLDFRY or NBsTo.
pRrnEs or ADMISSION.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Oirole and Parqustte so cents Secured seats
TO Dress Cirois, 20 cents Family Otrole, 90 CENTS
Gallery, 20 cents Private Boxes, IS And S.
Single seats in Private Boxes. s..
~ Oolored persons viii, undsr no
oes, be permitted to occupy seats in any other por-
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission 2e.
Doors open st I. Curtain rises at 8.
E6IN G. BRACE I"
Ell gRzemept Of the De ebrAted Irish palAdt-t
and Humorous DelinestOr and Comedian, Mr..
JOIN HERON. known IS Bsrney the Guide.
TaREE GRAND PI4OE 70 NIGHT
Bril- isn't Comedy Lsughab eFareei Irish Songsl
TOE~DAY evening jane Is will be presented
FAINT EAR hEVE6 WON FAIR LADY.
Song (sprig o. Shillalah). ..-------"-.JOhn keron
To be followed With the Farce called
NIP ED IN THE BUD.
Song, Irish Wedding).--....-......... -...John Heron
To conclude with
re In prepa alton, '1Ths Ootan Child" and
&" Husband Of Ny Besrt"
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WESTERN musical WoRLD.-We have re-
ceived the June number of this excellent
periodical, published in this city, by s.
Brainard &Co. It contains a good selection
of reading matter, beside several fine pieces
of music. "When the Purse is Full" and
"Bright Things can Never Die" are the
subjects of the music.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

Oslo TRooPs CoNISs.-companies A and
B Of the 124th o. V. L, will arrive here on
the 9:25 train this morning. Company A,
125th Ohio, was expected to reach this city
yesterday, but up to this writing has not
made its appearance up town. The men
would probably be entertained at the depot,
and remain there till morning, in casethey
arrived last night.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

PERsoEAL.-A.G Lawrence Esq was in this
city yesterday on his way as Special Agent
of the Post Office Department, to Montana.
He did not know how long his official
duties would detsin him there.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13


C-oMNEKCEMENT EXERCISES OF MOUNT UNION
CoLLEG THE public examination ofclass-
sa will commence at Mount Union College,
(near Alliance, o. on the 18th of June,
1855. followed BY the anniuA-AAriss of the
uIVerary Societies, meeting of the Alumni,
&c. On Wednesday, the 2Ist, will DO held
the annual meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees, the members of which, as constituted
by the recent election, are as follows:
Hon. Daniel Agnew, Beaver, Pa. Col. E.
Ball, Canton, o.; Prof. I. o. Chapman,
A.. NJ, Mt. Union Hon. 8. P. Chase, LII.
D., Washington, D. c.; Prof. G. ". Clarke,
A. M, Mt. Union; Hon. JOhn Covode,
Lockport, Pa. Hon. Colson Davenport,
ma, o.; Rev. James L. Graham, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Rev. o. N. HartshOrD, Mount
Union; James NJ. Kier, Tsrentum, Pa.
Hon. John H. Klippart, A. NJ Columbus,
O.; Lewis Miller, Akron, o.; ]. B. Miner,
Alliance ; I'M. Petit, LIT Union Bishop
NJ. Simpson, DID. Philadelphia, Pa; Ex-GOV
David Tod, Cleveland, O.; Rev. John
Tonner, Canton, O.; Hon. E E. White, a.
NJ, Columbus, o ?; Hon. ". 7. Wiley, Nor
gantown, West Va; Prof. E. N. Hsrtsorn,
A. M, Mount Union Hon. John A. Bing-
ham, Cadlz, ONO Bishop L. thompson,
D. D. Delaware, c.
The Conference Committee of Supervision
of Endowment, consisting of Rev. L. N
Baird, D. D, Salem, O.; Rev. John Will
lisms, Pittsburgh, Pa. 5snd Rev Homer j.
Clark, D. D., Sullivan, o., are requested to
meet with the Trustees at their annual
meeting.
Thursday the I'D inst, is set apart TO
the orations of the graduating class, and to
a public address in the afternoon by Bishop
E. Thompson, D. D.
It is hoped that all the above named off,
GERS will, SO far as practicable or promised,
be in attendance, as business important to
the progress of the endowment and more
extensive usefulness of the College, will
come before the Trustees.
o. \. HARfsHORN, Pres.
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The sale of those fine French IIlrEion
bOnnets at room q, AmerieanHOu s will be
continued today and tomorrow. This ig
the last chance for the ladies of CLEVELAND
and vicinity obtaining such excellent
goods. JWpeIS;2I9.
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A large and beautiful assortment of cords,
t~asselS, buttons and ornaments just opened
ct Msare's Bazaar. jeI3:2I9.
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TRoTT1sa.-There will be trot this after
noon, between the hours of 2 and 3 O'Clock
on Wilson's Avenue, by 8 five year old
mare, "Clunsy Grey" for a purse of $3.50
iuJ9-It
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REW ADVERTIsEMKNtn

Academy Of Music-dr. John Heron.
Cobb, Andrews a CO.-Paper, Envelopes, &C.
y. 7. Co.-FOr Ogdensburg.
Rice Brotbers-Oommission Merchants.
sanney Farm Oil 90 Notice.
Wm. DEy-BsrberB Wanted.
N. 7. Color Chicago.
Hall 4 ScoVnle-Agents Wanted.
For ~salo-Valuabls Patent.
Wantsu-Agency.
Union Coffee POLITICAL Notice.
Cotton HOse-Local Notice.
Meares' B~azaar-Looal Notice.
French Illusion Bonnets-JocaI Eotics.
Cord ard ~TAsssls-IocAi NaticA-
st. Georges society-Locsl Notice.
Mrs. Shaw-LocAl Notice.
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PIRATE BPRLEY INDIcrED.-The Ottawa
Union states that Bennett G. Barley has been
indicted by the Grand Jury of Ottawa cOun-
ty, on three counts, for robbing W. o. Ash
ley, Clerk of the steamer Philo Parsons, on
the 18th of September last. The indictment
ruos thus; 8ElE.. al
LIST Count: For rObbing Walter o. Ashley
of two $40 o. s. Notes. =
I'd Count: Charges an assault and the
robbsry Of Walter o. AshleyOf two $2O'U.
s.. Notes, the property of ". o. Ashley, and
also Simeon Fox, Peter Fox and George
Will. ..#.- - E
Sd Count: Charges Bennett g. Burlsy, in
connection with James Y. BesIl, btherwise
called Captain Bell, and other persons un=
known to the Grand Jury with making an
assaElt, and did rob and steal from Waiter
o. Ashley forty dollars, Q. 8. Notes, circu-
lating a. money. Ts..ss
The trial is set for Tuesday, the 11th of
July next, --145
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swing, with his Union Coffee Pot, is meeting
with graf success. His O,fse Pot WORKS to q
charm, and turns out tbs pu.e article Of Conee,
with all OF its finest havors. Call at Jacob
Wsnsor's on Tuesday, and see and taste it. JlS:2ls
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u. 7. Money MArkel-June IL.
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
money-Basy, with large supply of capital
SeeEIag Investment, a. 695 . ct. Tor call loans.
Sterling EXehange-Ffrm At IIC1zaIusS
in gold for Brst-elAss bills.
GOld-MOrs active and hrmer, opening al IasE,
and clOsinR At l4JH-
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CITY NEWS.1

A few choice styles of millinery goods
opening at Mrs. Shaw's Room. jeI3.
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Public Notice
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.

COLUMBUS, MAJ LIST, 1855.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THR
Il provisions of an act Of the General Assembly Of
the state OF Ohio, pissed april Is, 1866, the under
signed ttste onces will receive proposals unlfl the
FIRST day Of August next. for the purchase Of he
Land Scrip received from the United states for IL
establishment Of an Agricultural College, or Col
lazes, in the State Of Ohio. The Scrip eompriSsa
$50 O00 acres OF land.
No propositions viii bs received for less than ons
hundred and sixty acres.
Hmore eon'enient, proposals may be made 70
tie Auditor and Treasurer Of any county, Whe viii
transmit tbs same to the underfgued,
AS. e. GOODMAN,
a sAuditor Of ssata;
G. V0LNEY DoRsEY,
Treasurer Of state.
~ uTTDE
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NATIONAL Bank,
OF Cleveland.
DealgDsted Depository for all Public Monies
aud H4AnelAl Agent Of the Uni'ed states.
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the st.
Georges Ben VIOLENT Society, will be held at Sous
Of Temperance Hall. lS4 Superior street, on Tues
day evening, June 18th, at hAlf-Pssi 7 O'Clock.
jeIs:2l9 JOHN GREENFIELD. Rec see'y.
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New York STOCK aarket-June IL.

New York Stock Harket-June IL.
BH TELssRAPH.l
Government a~tOeks-Easisr. Five tven-
ties, oouOons lORAi T~sn-fOrty coupons s6Hi Treas
ury 7 sos ss%.
stocks teady- Rock Island 81; Bur
B Quincy 1857; Milwaukee, PfaiTie du Chen S6;
forE WAyne s6H; Michigan Southern az; Him is
O-ntral scrip ia; Chicago & Northwestern q; do
~prsfsrIed 66N; QuiekSiiVe err SS%; rs iOOsa IL;
Erie lszG do PTefsrred IS; Hudson lo4A buyer 81;
Reading s3HI Cleveland B Pittsburgh 20; N. T..
Central $50; Missouri likes $50; Tho q Missis.
lippi Certificates IS, Canton ss%.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

How 0FFIcERD.-The three fine steamers
which make up the daily New York Central
Line between this city and Buffalo, are Off
cered as follows: 4
Atlantic-James NJ. Pratt, Commander;
Fred. L. Pope, 1st Officer Joseph Cirque,
I'd officer Thomas ouirk, LIST Engineer;
Cyrus Williams, I'd Engineer; Hugh B.
Nal, Steward. %
Pscifc-Edward Kelley, Commander;
John Kelley, lst Officer; Robert Halpin,
I'd Officer; Robert LarmOth, LIST Engineer;
Charles Beatty, I'd Engineer; John Rich
ards, Steward.
Arctic-Thomss G. Crosby, Commander;
William Harding, 1st 0ficer; Harry Flem-
ing, I'd Officer; Thomas Fitzpatrick, LIST
Engineer; William Brannon, I'd Engineer;
John Bailey, Steward.
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Railroad Intelligence.

APPorETNEET.-Mr. R. stanberrY, of To
ledo, has been appointed agent of the Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad at Elmore.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

A large assortment of fans at very low
prices at Meare's Bazaar, ZIG Superior street
jeI3:219.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

mOked Meafs-Falr demand and steady 70 ?
city cured meats at the following prices: Sugar
cured hams 2So for oanvsssed and 40 for uncan-
vussed plaia hams 20e for esnVassed and Ice for
unchnvasssd bacon Isc shoulders Iso; dried beef
lee for oanvsssed and Is for aneanVassed. Sales It
quotations Of 2,5lo rs tugar-eursd hams, SO NJ
plain hams, 200 Bs dried beef
Ae>s Beef-Qust and steady at $500 for city
pleked.
RnsteF-Markst dali. sales 5 kegs prime Vests
ern Reserve st 20e.
E&Es-stasdY. Sales bbls at GIe.
Cheess-Ia good sieady demand for new W. R.
ct l2%9l6o for fair to prime.
H1xhWinss-Ihs market continues inactive.
Held st ss,OO92.O %, chi. ay the gu side figure.
AIeOhOl-Asrket quit and steady. HsId st
AOo94,O5 for ss per cent. Neutral Proof spsrits
g. l592,9O. Cologne Spirits, IS per cent, s4,l5.
Petroleum COnf'nu,s dull and mainly nomi-
nal. We quote at 6s eTOe for refined.
Dried ~APpEes-Demard light. Sales bbls
At s1zo, and pay for p~sckAg,s-
Dried Peaehes-Unpsslsd held ct soc.
POtas0es-salss 5000 bu PsachblowB, In two
lots, At s5e.
Lake Ffsh-ln coed steady request. Sales 30
talf bbls No. 1 Whiredsh st $500; IS half b0h No.
l Pleksrsl at g 90 so half bbls Hsrriag ct s5,75;
3 half bbls No. ! Trout $40.
snEs- Steady. Fios ,2,lO. Coarse and Ground
solar s2.Ib.
HOPs-Firm. New York stats 45a50c, accord.
ing 20 qualsty Ohio 25@3Oc.
ssaEE-steady. Barley Malt held Is $40 per
bushel.
ale ard PNrEar-EaFkss sssasE. We quota
- blows Present Use XX Ale SO. Stock Z
$3.50; Bsanstt S16,00; Pals Dream U1; PoTtir
81 Han and quarter barrels IN proportion.
water Bjase-Oswego and Akrsn held at
50 q.
ssazs~~-'so--H'-" land piEstss ylr,OO pr
ton; Cal.iaed $500 . Dol.
ROss - FrsEstsr' Erss~sss-Jas H1BFkes rs
3DTs-
TRs ioiio siGs ara Tbs rates charged b N;
EaBss-sazar-sursd preBium hans y h---f8
! -Cnmvassed Hams DIS
Dries beeI@ D-.---..-.--.-.--- ..-.-..---.-.lS
ShOuzdsrl@ugzr-ouredH L. .....--..H
Saeo4-OF Smoked Sides 3 D.-..............---fO
a~arJ-Primei leaf kssfle-mdd In bbls or tros.19
Prhss leaf ksttie-TRdrd IN kegs 3 BIO
EozH-kc.1 Eosa . e26 81
EEtra clear y Dbl. ...-.......-..~.....--s 80 60
a5 b8 sEtra chsrgs msde for packages or eATf-
Ego 70 railroad dspOts or bOsta- All articles ara
warranted strictly prino, and equal 70 anything IN
Sac State. 0r5sTu promptly died.
hOSE s PRENT1E6s
dSEg EOs- "a. ia and lss Ontario street.
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EAREISes.-We give below the earnings
of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
e--o,th of Nav last
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13
BUFFALO MARKET-June IL.
TBY FELEsRAPHJ

FIOur-DulI.
Wheat-Heavy and Inactive. No. 1 Chicago
and Mhssukee spring held 1t 81 25; amber MichI-
ERn 81 o9i whi,e d. 81 o; WATER red 81 45aI 90.
No tuyera.
COrn-sAlas at 64e for mixed, per ssmpIs, and
Coo Tor prme 40 mixed.
bats irmer. Sales at Sc to arrive-
Eye-73c
Barley-Ncmlnal.
Wh1sky-H-d st 81 o.; no SAILS.
Canal FreiGhrs Firmer and mora setfta
To Seg Ycrk-Sheat I9c, corn I2c, o.ts 81
Lake improvisation 1884 bbls. What
81 9 bu, co n i49, se7, osts So. z00.
lanai zporIs-Fiour 37so. bbh, wheat Ill.,
s5 bu. corn 80 no barley SOL IImpsrts and
Exports are foe As homs,
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BUY TIE REsT,

THE HUBBAKD MOWER.
THE MOST PERFEOr IN THE WORLD.
The undersigned have taken the Agency OF these
justly-celebrAted Mowi & Machines, and oaer
them 20 the farmers Of this vicinity, at the manu-
faoturer's prices. JOHN DAVIS & CO.,
juns:2ls I4T Ontario street,
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LADIES SEA SIDE FLATS are all the rage.
L. BENEDICr & Sons have q large lot of
them ct Wholesale and retail. June 1929.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

STITCHING AND EMBROIDERY.-Sowing ma
chine stitching of every description don't
in the best style at III superior, cor. Bank
street. GROVER & BAKER's
j9-242:sod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

$1,000 ReWRrd.-Tbe above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish . prescrlp-
tIOu for Coughs, Colds WhOOplng Cou,h Althma
and Consumption, phioh lie equal to DR.. trick
lands MelihuouE Cough BalsAm. This bAlsam
will cure the abJve complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweA's. One bottle is auficient
for any one 20 tIy. The wort cases Of chronic
ocugh, asthma, Whooping cough and primary oas's
Of consumption are cured BY DR.. strickiand's Mel
hhaouS Cough Baisam. 1t can be had at any
Druggists.
Benton & Dunham, Agents. Cleveland, o. ms:R5
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

Police CouRr.-The following was the
docket for yesterday morning:
Drunkenness-Wm. Ford, james Lewis,
Samuel o'Hanson, John Riley, Richard
Sloan, each 81 and oostgi Mary Ann
Stevens and VIM. D~Onshue, each the costs.
Vsgrancy - Mary Kelley, Werkhouse
thirty days. John Henery, House Of Cor
rection sixty days.
Disturb apcs - James Wilson, s. and
costs.
Fast Driving-Thomas CosgrOve, Joseph
Kearnes and Thomas Gilmsrtin, each the
costs.
Injuring Property-Wm. Russell, VIM.
Welch azd John Singleton, each the costs.
Resisting ofieer-Ricbard Sloan, s. and
costs.
Assault and Battery-C. Smith and John
shultz, each $40 and costs.
Several cases of petit larceny, assault and
battery, &C., continued until Wednesday
morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-13

AMDEIeHT sUrPEE.-Mr, Jerome, Super
irtendent Of the Home, furnished US yes
tsrdAy the outlines of the bill o fare Ofths
midnight supper to be served up to the
Michigan troops that Qsst) night. Here
are some of the items, the 'salisnt featufes''
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by Telegraph

10y IsWLIaUH
FlOuF-Clossd 4 m, with advancing tandeucyl
Nheat-steady ct 81 II Tor No. 1 81 O5 for
No p.
COrn-Aotive at 5ss5I1Eo, closing at J5Kc and
49ka5Uc for RO.2 2.
ssats-Firm and advanced 20. Sales ct 45Ka
4 q
hiEhWfnPs-DulL-
Professionalism.
FretEhts-Quiet; &C on corn 70 Buffalo.
keoc1pts-FlOur, 800 bbis; wheat $4,000 In.
corn, l04 ,OuO; oats 50, Coz.
Shipments-6,OOO bbls -four; 4 1910 bu wheat;
$4,000 -OTn, %, 90 oats.