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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
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clr9Ie6i9 0emelen uno ftoree Nus fubr
ftcbt teUor.
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tlon aEe9cbro6cn. Sijesprdftcent Sat=
ru0 1T sum prdiioenten au60crufen uno
&riF903cls9 prcfIamirt poroen.
Die &ofces uno Saumnouens grubte
in Soioato If fcDr gut, Die in 0sicuras
qua mIttClmdbi9 ous8efalleu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
Ger nOsliln ucrerr

Die 8ClontGvdnmerbunocn f;brcittn
ruit9 oorwdrt5 i'm QGcittn bcIonefrs i'm
Sta4t 8l6eonim. gtur feds Oilrftc
oellelben ltCferten untcr Dem oeaenp6rti.
9en Nutruf oe6 prdlioenten mebr Qfute
ol6 Der Stoat 9tetp MorF. Ole YPebr,
Sob! Der Nefruttn Iafitn fib fir Die oltfu
SntantsricsRe8imenter anlperbrn. Son
Sbi9 itna f0on finf, BON Sn6iona vier
ooa SulneIe jebn Snfdnterie Reoincn.
Ter, pom @i5conim Elm Nraiment fcbpcrer
Artlllerle IN oa6 6cto 9elteQt worp,nw
Gnpa 2i 0lftriete, meld)e e6 unterIis6,n
t1al9 5n rePtutircn, babcn fib ieet Der
3Iebun9 ju unterperfen. -
N@fitHn Datten mir 8rdblin98pst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
5wsittr 7t1arn

5wEIttr Fparn.
@abIritter-Gbrifiian preb.
Sniptttor-peter s.. SteIs.
Staotrotb-Samuel McSofc.
Ihehor- @iQiam s.. Ballet.
Sbuloirsftcr-@iGiam &. MoiTer.
eonitabeI-9eor9e Smitb.
pritttr 1paro.
@ablrit)ter-Gmos @ttin9er.
Snfpeftor-SiraCt Win8liH9.
Qfieiior-Sobn 8. Sole.
S6uloireftoren-@. 9. goun9.
Stootratb-Soispb Ssder.
@onitobel-Samuel Oartmon.
Srleoen6ri6ter--N. &. 2Sittmon.
1'irrtrr 1t'aro.
Staotrotb-Samuel Rotb.
Stuloireftor-@barIe6 {. 9teuborb.
8ablri6ter-Sobn 9. 6ofman.
peetor-8iGiam Woooern.
Qhehor-8iIiam SO. 8eaper.
Scnftabel-Soel Reinblro.
fanfttr 1tarS.
@ablribter-GbomasS 3. @infinaer.
Snfpfftor--2(Qen s. Soliet.
Qhefor-@barles g. goldman.
SduIoireftor-Sultu6 gpans.
@onftabel-Saeob SeBer.
Staotratb-Sobn NeIi9b, SObn Sem.
lerer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
90 4. n1ars in 81. Qenla.

Ser 4. Ml6ra, Der Sag an oem prGiis
bent eintoln fir einsn ;tpeiten 2ermin
en9eIe6t muroe, bat man in ct. 9cuis
9urdD cine all9emeine Suspenfion Der Sc
lbdftc, cine 9roearti9e Giuitz uno N1iliz
tdrsprccefiion, ene monni9fabe Gntfotz
tun6 BON Sla89en uno SinnbiIosrn BON
otTentItben urc pripats s8ebduoen, uao
enclitb am 2tbeno ourcb Elm pr6Cbtioes
8eucrlpcrt 9efeisrt. Sc bsrrIbte allQe.
meiner GntbuiIa5muS. SiGte taufenoe
BON Str8ern nobmen an oen @eremCnien
&bcil.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
Ger altefe ,alann in Srn Der. Staateu.

SIN Stdctben Galcrcnio, Columbia
Sountp, @i5con!in, ipoDnt Gin alter
Mann, 9tamen5 SolEpD Grcele, petber
I'm %. Sannar .. S. fein l39Ee5 0eben8.
iabr 3urd&geIe9t bat. gr 1T na1 Den
e1tbOliid)sn &irNenbGN2rn ain 2G. Son=
uar 1926 uon fron3Glldben Gttern 9ebps
zen, alio iebt tibcr 1879 Sabre alt. 81
poDnt felt etipa 100 Sabren in Miscon=
IN uno perDsirotbtte lib gum crIfen
Wale Dor 100 Sabren in Neu Srlpans.
Spdtcr fieoeIte ct ilb in Qroric on @Dien
IN, a.5 0sconlin mob cine frln;Gfilbe
prcpini mar. 8or ocm GeuoIutions:
frie9 psriab er Die Stelts zines 8rieftrG
ler6 jpiI6'n Qrarie on @6icn uno @rcen
Ban. Grit Dor neni9eu Sabrcn CAB CT
in Cinem prcjeB Tim oa5 SeIBrCbt ouf
Srunoei8entbum in prairie Oh Gbien
3eu9niB dbsr Grsi9niffe ab, Die fib so
Sabre uorber jutru9rn. Gr wobnt icBt
9ci leiner 70idbri9en Eoibter aus 3ttr
SD5. Die @cbnun9 Der SomiIie 1T nur
40 Weiten bon @ortlGe GitV entfernt.
Der eDrpdrbi9s Gjrei6 1T ncb riiiti9,
tann nod Soft bafen uno meDrcre Wcl.
len nett laufen. ST. ipridt Die enoIiIbp
Sprabe 9sbrobtn, Die frdnsGiitr icrc6
3eIiufi9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
GiHe SSfr, Stadtcm Sie9er GUlp.
IIte in GOluiuuiCl.

3eltun9tn aug Yln0m0 entbalten in
ibren SpaIten ca6 @eriibt, cap @encr.
al SlflC6 Bios ot6Dal6 nab Columbia
5s8an9en iei, um pon Der Re9ierun9 ie.
ner iuoamerifdnifben Republif i'm 9tos
men Der Rc9icruna Der &er. Staaten
fir cine Wittion SDatcr 2dnoereien an.
jutaufen, ouf oenen 10000 frei9ewor,
osns Seldpsn an8eiicHClt roerben iolten.
Se9en oICfe6 Qroisft Dat man in @clum=
bla piel ein3upenoen, neil man befdrdz
tet, 0aB ooour6 3u Cincm NnfbluGe So,
lumbio6 an Die Seer. Stooten Ger gSeo
9ebabnt tpsroen foQe, ,pie Cs nit SsroS
DER Nall par.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
Die Gpnferema.

Die Mlt9lieoer Der Sfs9enniplpani.
iben 90nferenj Der Sereini9ten Srdber
inSbriito, perfammcIten iib sur i6brli6sn
Sieun0 in Der Salems &irbe, in Qiboz
non, auf ben %. Sebruar. 1855. Die
Sifb0fe Narfpoc0 uno ¨er tparrn
su9s9en uno fGbrtsn abpebielnb BEN
Sortts. .. 9S. Sra tine ipurbe aIS
Scfrctdre erpdblt. S. Wintb unb 6.
sI1t rpuroen auf ySransfers" BON onbe=
ren Sonteren3en auf9snommen. S. 9on9
uno S. SineIp Crbislten 9itenfe oas
GOan9ellum ju preoi9en.
Die Seribte bon ben perfbiebtnen Qr.
belt6feloern, NIT psnieen Iusnabmsn,
jel9en elnen 9roBen 3upubs pou Wits
9lleoern uno Elm 9sfunoes 9ebeiben Der
Stride.
9ie WiiiionarS @ollectionen fur bies
is6 Sabr iino Tim SieleS Gber iene bon
oorl9en Sa6rsn Uerer6bert, uno brlaufen
ltb ju un9ef6br $4,000. Gine WiItcns
SeriammIun9 ipuroe Wsnta9 2(benos
9ebalten uno BON Den SifhGfcn onoeres
oct in bei6en Spra6en. Sdnf bunoert
Sbaler in Subicriptionen uno @afb wurs
oen bei oieIer @sleesnbeit erbaIten.
DER Seribt tiber esn 3uitano oes Gam
oe6 entb6lt, nab elmer furjen @inleitune,
tol9enoe Sefhld6e:
1. s0ir aIs grsbiSsr bts GSanssIiums unb
Burger Der Der. Stauten, frsusn uns bsr;lt& bic
Ifnea 9srannatsnbt llntnprfuns Der 5sbslCn,
unter bic u&tmSfFSs StEistsit su Ssrnsbnsn.
2. Dnb mir ranttar sum QGmd&tissn @Ott
lint, fiji ben 8Crf6Ius btS Scr. Staatsn Con.
suifss, bic gatiOnul GOnRtutiOn 70 at,udntsrn,
6ab StIastrsi fir INNER utsdtafft wrO-bts
frudtbars llrluds tes 9IutursisbsnS bss isbssn
Srie8's-SCn unIsrn slcrrsi&n GmtrtaniI6sn
Nepublf.
3. Dag tDir feinen @Umprumis nit ben Rebels
fen ttGi8sn unb Gristsn nur bur& bic Qufrs6t.
taItun9 Der nltiune!sn @tltBr unb Der 9srtesi.
bi9uno frr StTbsrrI6ait unb 9tsin9st bsr Ser.
Staatsn 8'sITunS, fcnbtru, psI&sr 3w'd, mad
uafrrr ariidt, nur bur& ben gstruu& tss
StpsrbrS rrrtt@t wttsn Fam, sur s6aissn In.
tertrddung bfr 8sbslIIUn, ipsl&ts rtnsn scrt9tm
una bauGnSsn fJrisbrn iitsrh tpirr.
Die GcnfnrnS ma&le fulssnts 9sRsaunsn ftr
bic Drsei8'rr
situnOn DtRritt-8. n. Mari, Sr., Dor.
FeGsnesr NeIGlsr.
1 Gtbanon Staticn-S. .. DUue6ntY.
2 8sapins Statiun-G;. Qitt.
3 Columbia MifiiOn Stuticn-S. 6. Minnid.
4 gttu SSlano Gireuit-gB. g. $. 8sys.
2ancaarr Staticn-2spis Ysters.
6 NuuntSI(Ie StatIcn-Q. %. 8ad.
z Sprins StatiCn-Sotn 9irtlsy.
s VtnearOpe Station Nca.
8 S6uyttia Sapsn Statipn-S. q. 5rtb.
10 NtYuatuwn Station--e. S5IstI&n.
fl SonsstOwn Station-5. S6rcpp.
IL NGsntaun @IfOn--1. Scfmnn.
Sarristurs Difrift-S. 8uwtr, g. G,ltsRm.
I SdrrisburB MIficn Staticn-
2 6arristrs Gireuit-D. Mcpr.
3 glnnSills Stntcn-e. gB. graumtr.
4 9sapiAu Girtuit--Q. StstesrpaIt.
5 Si9bfpirs Ghcuit-@. SO. Srfman.
6 Summelstown Circuits =. Smitb.
Z Satifdr Girtuit-S. O. Clair.
s Qptens Girruit-5. 6. 5adman II. 8. 9rwrs.
9 SuSqustanna Gircuit--G. s. ysasrr.
10 Gbamctin Gtrcuit--S. Song.
II Wiatsim Circuit
IL MtNblsturs Mffon--S 8unf.
13 gGsf Brand Miffun--S. Spant.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
Staot- t-Qrnrnnunarn.

SOl9enbe gtominationen ,puroen bon
Der republifanifben 9artbei am Ieeten
Somita9e fir NQentaun 0ema6t, um
bel Der 8ohl am ndbfen Sreitaoe un.
teritiBt 8u Wsroen. SO fino ale oute
uno re6tibaffsne WGnner uno foIten
bic vereinte ltnterftdgun9 oller llnioni.
iten bereitwilli9 erbalten.
Sur9eB-@barles &lein.
y 0 DIS 0 n It + els. 50. Rube.
u Woblon s.. Sierp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
StabGdti9tc ermoreun9 ecS pr6Ieen'
ten ginColu.

Da5 Ybil0OeIpbia gu9nn8 8uQdin
bat cine 0epeibe BON @oibin8ton, 7ten
Wdr;, ipeIte ia9t Gin mann Namer6
@IemsntS, wuroe pom WiIitlr ofn Gipils
beb0roSn tibsr9ebsn uno 1T iegt i'm Sc
fdn9niB. Gs iolIcn pofitipe Selpeife uors
Iie9Gn, bab or beabiibti9te, cen prdfis
Oenten am @iniebuna6taae III Crmorten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
81 c orb ~

gm %. 5strudr. In @rdupIiI5. an Der Qlus.
;struns uno 8ruIfisbtr, p,tr Gicin, cln een&ts.
ter unb tslItbtr ginwcBnrr, I'M gIttr ron 60 Sats
rrn urp 3 NUnatrn. IN 1sIntm Gjrats trnurtm
ned Sinrtr, unb gnfsl, rnatsm itm Trine
@attin rtras dbtr tin Sutr I'm SOet rrranstSan'
gen rar.
gm 8. TitIte, In Nittu' Waeurais, Sarab
Nnn SetIsI, I'm 251tn estninbrs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
Aafrf >wirn billiaer

Die riit SaNunS saifss, prIGt felt II Su6rsn
In 9RiIao'Ip9ta etrt't sinsstUfsn tf, FAM nit tsr
Brig eHma pVB Hip SaneIru In YBHabsIptiu
6afsn an,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-03-14
ppn 1l1nfhinatnn.

StnatGr Samss Sarlan bon Soma ruror ale
Sttr'tar res Snnsrn nominirt unb pom Ssnat
''ltatiat, an Die StfIls non Sr, uf&r, Der REID,
rirts,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15
.FINANCIIf 6 COMMERCIIL.
vrs

WDEEsDAY EvEsIss, June IA 1855.
ne discount line vas rather more active with
the Banks to day, but in the sgErsgat- III market
is Sill quiet, the demands from the busioess eom-
mu6Ify tsing very light for the season, and the
most seive source Of demand at this time Of year,
the wool trad,, b ing stnI In sbeyaIes Currency
is sloae, and for 8 day or two past, with most Of
the Banks, the outgo has quite balsnced, il It hes
not been IN excess Of, the income. t, ere is no i'm
pF0Tkmsni in ths supply Of EK hsnge, aud rates
seo9tiP9s fTm At par buying add prem. selling.
The Gold market Was rather weaker to d,y, and
the huctuatious favored lower figures, but no de-
/ cided thange Wss Effected. The rate at the close
this afternoon wa'l42H. There is reported to be
morsys5seuiAtfJs bseliss gaining in the market,
bat Il n probable ihis will be 'omsWhst modified
by the approAf hing pAymsnt fin Interest on the
cent, 1881 Bonds, due July 1. But While
thls may TO some extent deter apprehension rise,
It will net Interfere with such sdVsnees a.the com
DsroisI demands must Inevitably influence, uader
the pressnt status. n
The authorizations to the sevsn-tbirtiss in this
market improve gradually The s cond National
B4ak 70 day sod $50. V9i snd the Commercial Ma
The general markets to-day were steady. Flour
w. ~ AAAF1 ANA1NaN ~ NHS 49,
pior trade, and pisces underwent no change from
the ruling figures of tbs past two weeks. The de-
mAud FIR Nc. 2 red v heat for shipment e~eatiaues
fhs chief feature Of he market The prize to-day
was steady At Sl,25 Other kinds rule quiet. Corn
CONTINUES neglected and nominal. Oats advanced
le to-day, and AfIsr the EAs ern report closed arm
eE, EGtquiet Bye and Barley are without move
ment and nominal. - -
In Proyisiors ". Dcte an advance Of 500 on
Mess Pork And lo ? u on plain hAms, ether kinds
Iem.foing UNCHANGED. Pork rules qHiet; smoked
Meats are IN 60 d trade demsnd; Lard was in bet
ter inquiry yeste day and to-dsy. The market
closed srm at our quotations
Produce rues very quiet. Cheese is 19~2cloVer,
AVID dull. Butter is somewhat unsettled, and dull
but prices are maintained st 2O92 G I T Western
Reserve. Eggs are quiet at 2I@l2c.
The following were the receipts and shipments
ct this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal OF lead
ing articles during the twsnty four hours ending
ct seven O'Clock this morning:
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

CoEFEDERATEs WORKING HoAEwARD.-TWo
car loads of late Confederate prisoners, 2lO
in number, arrived here from JOhnson's
leland yesterday morning, and soon pushed
on to Pittsburgh. They had taken the
oath of allegiance, and were turned loose.
They represented nearly every Southern
State. A Florida chap stated that they
had all been furnished transportation.
They gave out that they, too, had seen
hard times IS prisoners of war. For eight
months their rstions at the Island were all
too insufficient, and had it not been that
many of them were flush with money, and
were thus able to buy extras for the filthy
lucreless ones, there must have been ex-
treme suffering among them. As it was,
they felt the long tooth once in q while.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

icy TELEoBAPH.l
COttOB-HssVy and lower. Sales At A942o for
middling- .sr
~fthout decided change.
Sales at Sc S095 ~ for extra state; So s5F7 %
extra round hoOo Ohio; 81 6O9S5 IS for tradS
brands. Market steady
Whfsky-Without change. Gales st 50 O40
Wheat-Idtc lower, v th rather more doing.
Sales Chioseo1spffug at St4 81 q: Hint-r red
western s s.; amber Michigsn 81 "a and lest
e~seuinS, LOO bu very ShOloe amber Michigan at
Rye-Firm Western SIC D. q
Corn Active and l92ebsster. Sales ct zoo Tor
OaGs- esrcs and1@9o bettsr. saies At 7Tefr
wes-ern sHoss, and 72g Sc for DO deliverable with
IN thirty DAYS Ii W.. ErHs
sC0nee-DuIi.s $40 81, l l
Sugar Quiet. Cuba NuseOvido u1falsH.
NOlasses-Duli at tO9SOo
P Groleum-Quiet a. 34d3lHo for eTudej eOo
@52o for refined in bonds 2 Gle fr do heo.
POrk-tiTmer -nn mole active
saSes at s & Tba2s s7%' or new mess. closing &c
SIS 6.h TOR cash; ga b6g25 90 or 1851 do cab
an regular way, oi sing At ga 20 cash; SIS o.
9l9 Co or prime; $40 G@S0 80 for prime mes
BeeE-steady. salss Al $40 OO@l4 " ir plain
mess
Besf HamsLQuist At s9s On027 80.
Cut M-eArs-ssSsdy At Hello for shoulders
aud l49lsQ Tor hams.
BacOn-Quiet At IAA1tZo.
Lard -Qu,st at 1E<ataZc-
ButtsT-euist ct NssOe for Ohio and 20
&c for State.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15


WEDNESDAY EvEHIss. June Il, 1885.
FreiEbts-The following are the rate. BY Lake
Qteam) and Rail from this port to New York and
Boston. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
To New YorE.-Flrst class: 81, 81; Second class:
sI,Oe; Third clsss SIC Fourth class: 500. Flour,
SLOOi Wool, 1915.
To Bost9n.-Fr st class: s1,ss; Second class:
SI,Os; Third cls's: $50; Fourth class 56c. Flour,
SIZE. Wool $3.50.
FIOut-LssI doing, but market steady. We
uote at SE,UO97,5O for XXX red Ss,OOgs.5O for
Xxx ahite.
Wheat-The shipping demand for No. 2 red
continues good, the market to-day ruling steady.
The DEM nd for other grades was limited Sales
were 5000 bu, 2,O1O bu, 5000 bu a d 5 CATS Nc Z
red from store, all at 81, rs, Bears choice No. 2 In
diana red from store at 81 q.
COrn-The market continues dull, heavy and
nominal. We heard Of q Transaction at 6sc this
price in the market, or - a4turs any figures in
the absence ofpu holy reported sales.
OaIs-Very quiet, tut hrmer and lo better
Sale car from Htors St53o.
Rye-Dul snd pom'nal.
BarIey-Eo sales and market nominal.
POFk-m'Es advanced s. 60; Gear unchanged.
hN u . NAAnN0 " II -RANAHu e . AAbAE eOAuNla
Market rath T quiet.
LArd-Demaud better, and market steady at
l9990c for oity-rendered in ti,rces and KEGS. Sales
tO-dsy Of 1880 fbs.
Smoked Meats-In fair demand and FIRM
Plain hams advanced lie . o. We quote; Sugar
cured hams 9so for esnvsssed and go for Dncsn
VAaSed plaiu hams 2Ic for osnvasssd and 2 c for
unoanvassed bacon lSc shoulders Ice; dried beef
lsc for oAnVassed and ls for uneanvassed. sslss It
quotstious Of $3.50 ibJ susar-cured hams, 500 bs
plain hams, 1900 ios dried beef.
Mess Beef-Quist and steady at $3.50 for city
packed
Ruttsr-Markst dull and rather unsettled
Sales 7 hrkins and 3 tubs choice Western Rtserve
ct aIc.
E~xEs-Qulst. Small sales reported at &c
C~heese-Quist and lower. Dealers report lOa
I4o a. the range for westsrn Rsie.vs, according to
quality.
HtKhWInes-Ths market continues inactive
Held At sz,OO92.O2 the Inside figure for large lots,
closing with less hrmntss
AIcOhOl-Msrkst quist and steady. Held At
s4,oo9A,O5 for Os per oent. Neutral Proof spiris
S2 1592,2O. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, s4,I5.
F6trOIeun-Continuss dull and mainly nomi-
nal. We quote a 6ss7Oc for refined.
Dried AppAes-DemAnd light. We quote ct
at s9s11c, and pay for packages.
4. POtatOes-Steady. Sales 2 cars Psachblows
st $50.
F~eathers-In demand at 75c Q b for nice live
geese.
Lake Ffsh-ln good steady request. Sales 81
half bblB No. l Whitehsh at $500; 80 half bbIs No.
l Picksrel ct $500; 20 half bbls Tr ut at s. ,T5.
~SalI-steady. FiBe g2,IO. UoarSe and Ground
Solar S9,l5.
hOPs-Firm. Bev York State 4595Oo, accord
ing 70 quality Ohio 2593Oo.
Malt-steady. Barley Malt hsld Il Sl,TO PEI
bushel.
ale and P~OTaar-haTkss steady. We auos,
e toloEs: Prssant Hss * Ale $40; Stock XXy
S1S,C0i kennett 5000: Pale Dream 81 Portff
Sn- Hall and quarter barrels IN proportion.
water Ldme-0swego and Akrsn held at
81 30.
Ple@ter-"PossH'sn land plaster uc,OO per
toni oalstnsd 800 . Dbl.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15
Legal intelligence.

nL " -
UHIrED STATES GoURT.-The steamer Mich
igsn conspiracy case which has occupied
the court for more than 8 week, will go to
the jury this morning. The testimony Civ
en- and ELECTED yesterday, like hat Of the
previous day, c~oncernedt.he personal char
acter and reputation for loyalty, of the de-
PENDANTS, RosenthaI and Merrick. There
was a vast diversity Of opinion on the sub
ject, but out of the flying chaff enough
wheat was supposed to have been Winnow-
cd to establish q tolersble name and repu-
tation for the above named parties.
Bush White, Esq, who is conducting the
case for the United States, yesterday after
noon requested that it be terminated with
out argument, and that it be given to the
jury after a thorough charge from the Judge.
The defendants and their counsel consent
ing, such disposition of the case was de-
cidedupon.
Msjor R. ]. Parsons, q rebel prisoner on
Johnson's Island, for wnom a writ of
hdBeGS corpus I'D tss~tifeandum was issued on
Tuesday, did not arrive yesterday, rs was
6Apecbeuy Out Will COHo III OA inc ChuudsAl
trsin this morning. His testimony is con-
sidered of great Importance, and after it
is taken, the jury will be charged and go
out.
The court meets at hslf-past nine O'Clock
this morning.
POLICE CoURT The following docket was
disposed Of yesterday:
Drunkenness-Wm. Siley, John Ftzger-
aid. John T. Wilson, Marie Herrickson,
John O'Maley and Jacob YOcum, each 81
and costs.
Indecent Exposure of PersOn-Patrick
Lawn, costs. oil
observation-disclosures Higgins, 50 and
costs.
Violating Market ordinance-Edward
McCsrty, $40 and costs.
Destroying PrOperty-ThOmas Jackson
IS and costs. "
Nuissnce-Wick Murphy, the costs!
Assault and Battery-Michael Grant and
John Brannen, each $40 and costs.
Lewd Behavior-Mrs. Deversux, IS and
costs and ten days in Jail.
Several small csses of petit larceny.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

An ELEGANT GIFr.-On Monday evening
the students Of the Law College called upon
Professor Blackburn, and Mr.J. N. Nc
Clure, one of the students, in behalf of
class, presently him with a costly and ele-
CANT gold-headed cane, upon which was
inscribed the following words:
'Presented to Professsr q. H. Blackburn
by the students of the Ohio State and
Union Law ~Coflege-Class of 1865"
The cane is a beautiful one and shows
the high appreciation which the students
have for him, both as a preceptor and q
gentleman.
The Professor, thinking that one good
turn deserved another, invited the students
to a bOuntiful repast of Strawberries and
cream. Altogether, it was one of those
pleasant little affairs which the participants
will love to remember when, in after years
they lave assumed the responsible and ar
duOus duties Of their profession,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

BUCKEYE REAPIR AED MowER.-We desire
to call the attention of farmers and of all
interested, to the advertisement, found
elsewhere, of H. W. 1uetkemeyer. No. $50
Superior Street, who is agentin this city for
the celebrated" Buckeye Roper and Mower"
We know what we say, when we state that
in very many parts Of the country these
machines are believed to be the very best
now in use, and are used exclusively. The
time rapidly approaches when a machine
will be necessary, and Mr.. Luetkemeyer
stands ready to supply any demand that
NAV be made.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

sHoCKrEG.-Pat. Lsrvin was fined the
costs yesterday for making an indecent ex-
posture of his person. Slightly under the
influence of the Bourbon family, one of the
late hot, sweltering nights, he had sprawled
himself out at ease in the street, in a con-
dition shOckingly approaching the state of
nature, and left himself there, a spectacle
under the chaste moon and virgin stars.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

TROOPS THIS MoRN1SG.-A dispatch was
received yesterday by the officials at the
Soldiers Home, announcing that upwards
of 700 Wisconsin trOopshad arrived at Pitts-
burgh at three o'clock that afternoon, and
would start for this city as soon as they
could be fed, and their baggage and horses
transferred. They will probably arrive
here early this morning, breakfast at the
Home, and leave for Detroit on q special
host
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

TIE 1OlsT o. V. I. CoHINa.-Acting Mayor
Jones received a telegram yesterday from
Gov. BrOugh, announcing that the IOIst o.
V. I. left Louisville, KY, Tuesday evening,
and would probably arrive here to-day.
These veterans from Erie, Seneca, Huron
and Crawford counties, should receive d
grand old welcome.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

PRONOTroEs.-The following promotions
in Ohio infantry regiments were entered in
the Adjutsnt Generals Office yesterday:
IO4th-Assistant Surgeon 8. E. Sheldon
to Surgeon.
124th-Sergesnts John K. Bachelor, Jno
R. Lemon, Herbert A. Smith and Alfred
Wilson, TO I'd LIeuteuants.