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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-16

..H 5as.gp CASHIER. sn
.I1.4 VIM Fl. WALES .fs ..-
This Bank is open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual TERMS in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent.
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 DAYS
or upwards; per cent. for less period in
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal ssg39qqf
The Institution keeping accounts of its New
Depositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Depositors, so as to answer the demand of the
New Depositors. t,ta r ai,5a.aaH
All indebted to our Institution will please call,
pay, curtail, or renew their paper sla..i e
The Board of Directors will meet every Wed
nesday morning at 8 o'clock. fs7 a1 BLY,
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dry GOODS.
NpT4io N L AsDIESl!

A NpFIiO N T. A DIES!4i
The pleasure Of your company, one and all, old
and yoang, is respectfully solicited to attend the
exhibition of twenty (26J cases Of ~,
!. NEW AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,
just received from New York, together with
usual Stock. tsa 9#e 3a -sae e'as
The above Goods were bought for CASH, con-
siderably lower than former rates. IN y7'is''4f.
Customers may rely upon buying from us
GOOD Goods, as cheap, if not cheaper, than
any house in the city. IL sai59at1ssA ~ .
All we ask is a trial.. go 70 s2asbit9 So. ~
CHARGE ssaa g lA4d ~ 2aJsI bien'
Be sure and call at No. As, Main Street, & .
novl0-tf -t'A Caps e. PEET'3
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-16

Some of the principal New York hotels talk
OF raising the price of board to Sc per day.
There are families in the Fifth avenue land
lodging or boarding privilege, while their
rextras' will reach $500 or $500 more. III.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-16

Charles Kidder, deputy collector at Bridge
water, Maine, recently seized team and its
contents for violation of Internal Revenuelaws
and one night soon after some twenty-five
armed men surrounded his house and denland-
ed the team. Several shots We're fired by both
parties, ard the mob finally got the horses
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-16
NEW LINE sTEAMERs

J. NJ. SMITH. & BROTHER,
aull-tf Agents, Town Point, Norfolk.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-11-16

NJ EW HAMS, CORNED BEEF, and
IN BUCKWHEAT.-We are now, receiving
new Hams of superior quality, Baltimore Corned
Beef, and our own quality Of Buckwheat, sold
only by us, no one else in the city getting from
the same source, and in point OF quality, war
ranted unsurpassed. L. G. DEMING,
novll No. Z, Main Street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
DaiIy Review Of the Cleveland whole
ale Market.

sATUBOAT EVENING. May q, 1s65.
F=eIgLts-The following are tbs rates BY Lake
stsam) aad Rail from this port to New York sad
Boston. All Bail rates are i've cen S high r.
!, To New Y~orE.-First class SLIT; Second class:
$3.50; Third class sc Fourth class: SOC. Flour,
Sl.OO; Wool, 1913.
To Bost n.-F rst class: sl,ssi Second class
t,o9; Third elias $50 Fourth class 66o. Flour,
SIZE. Wool s 40,
RlOur-Transsetions to-day we've only in small
lots. Ths market is moderately frm at sT25g7,fO
FOR good to ohoiue Xxx red ss,259S,JO for do XXX
white.
WheaEDuu, heavy and g%c lower. Sales 3
cars No l Tofsdo red from SORE at SI,6'.
COrn-DuIi, but hrmer. Sales 2 cars sheIled
frvm store at e2ossc.
Oats-SO sales reported to-day, the market
closing quiet At 63S54e asked.
Rye-No snles reported and msrket nominal.
BarIey-InsctiVe aud Dominsl.
POrk-Dorllned 500 q Dbl. tales Is bbls city
packed ms,s st $3.50.
Lard-tn moderate request At l99fOs for city
rendered in tierots and kegs. country made selling
in = small vny At ice.
smOked Meats-Fair demand and STEADY for
city oursa meats at the following prices sugar
cured mans &c Aot ChhNAsa6u anu &C UI uuCau-
vuSsed PLATO hams '20c bacon 1sc shoulders Ice
dhedbeef1 lee for canVsssed and IS for uncanvasssd.
s.les 1900 Us sugar-eured ond 1000 b5 plain hams
at quotations.
Be>s ~Beef-selliDg in a small way at $500
for city packed.
BuItsr-D maud moderate. sses Of 0 kegs
pr.m Western Reserve at 2so
RRSesteady. Sales 5 bbls at zoe.
Ch~eese-Eew Cheese in good request and IN
hanged at l4@l7e.
HfxhW1Des-DuII but d eidedly hrmer, Hold.
ers a.king $500, but there was no Opposition to
press sales 1t this figure. dealers having oonhdeIce
that higher prices will prevail.
aIcohOi-mafket quiet and steady. Held AZ
SA.OOaA,O4 for - per cant. EeutrAl Proof spiria
81 I5as,2o. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent s4,I5.
PstrOleum-Ths mArkst Is quiet snd steady
81 TO972c for refined.
DRIED Apples-7hs markstis dan at sKc, and
pay for packages
PotatocS-In fair demand and selling at csc
Toe for peaehbloss By the car.
Lake FIsh-1n good request and steady. Gales
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
From First Pace.

chester, on the Jsmes river, has started for
Washington, TO be mustered out OF ser
vice.
The Herald's Mobile correspondent Of
the 18th inst, says that the city IL hllng
M. by the arrival of psroled officers and
soldiers from Dick Tsylors army. They
meet our officers and men Ia the streets
spd hotels with the utmost good feeling.
Quiet and order prevail. e
Trade is improving, goods arriving
in large quantities from New Orleans BY
every steamer.
Both General Steele and Dick Taylor
are in the city.
A special 10 the Tribune from Wash,
ington, the Goth inst, says; A gold media
commemorative of the inauguration Of INT
South international Congress, hss 0eeI
sent TO the Presiden! by the President o
Peru.
Specie is the Only currency used in SOuti
Western Virginia
The corr and wheat corps there ar
abundant and well up.
Union mel returning from the horti
are still exposed ~ social persecution.
A black girl wss ihhumanly whipPe'
and lacerated by beI late mzster for refui
ing to work without pay. An order Va
issued for MS arrest but he had fed
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
aIAR Boa. Iaa. ls4 aad i4s Ontario stree
NEW YORK HARKEF-may ~.

III
UOttOn-Hsavy aud lover. Sales Is 4sc for
nlddhng
~FTOur-HesVy and Il 915p lover.
Sales at s. 7096 IS for extra state 81 1897 80
extra ronrd booO Ohio; 81 $500 90 for trads
brands. Market closing heavy, WIlb no buyers at
outside quotations
WhtbKy-aodsrstely ActiYs and decidedly
higher. Sales western at 81 COCA %, closing With
no sellers under 81 0s02 10
Wheat-Q let snd without decided change
~COrn-Searcs and 2ase better. sa.ss at s50sso
for nfw miIsd western.
0ais-Mors active and decidedly hrmer.
p trOleum-Dull at 3se for crude, 900 for re-
aned IN bond; 6s@7Oc for do fieo.
POrk-Beavy aud less sotiYs.
saies at s 3 OOa23 2, for new mess, closing At
S23 Is regular way 3D. T692l % for 1881 do
cash and regular way, ol0s,ng a. S2l 90 cash5
SIS % Tor prim,; SIS GOALS 80 for prime mess =
Also, 1850 ibis new mess. for JuLe and July sellers
option, at Sg2 S7%92 IS.
Heef-Steady.
Beef Hams-Frm. Sales at S26 OO0g7 90.
Cut MeRts-HeAvy. saleg ct uz9l3c for
shoulders; l3@lsc for hams.
ull ard nominal
lard Q1iet and steady. Sales ct 159lsZc.
B~utier-Quiet ct 25@53c for Ohio, and 2I9S6o
for tate.
O~heese-ruI at IOQTTe.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

$1,000 ReWRrd.-Tbe shove ressrd will be
given to any person who eau furnish . pTeserip-
tiou for Coughs. Colds WhOoplng Ooueh, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to Dr.. ssiick-
lauo's Msilihuous Cough BAlsam. This bAlssm
will cure the above complaint, ALEC splitting Of
blood and night swes .. One bottle Is sufficient
for any one TO t'y. The worst Oases Of chronic
o.ugh, asthma, WhOoping cough and primsrJ eas .
OF consumption are oGTsd By Dr.. strick'and's Mel
IN uous Cough BasGm. 1t can b. had at any
Druggists.
Benton 4 runhau, Agents. Cleveland. o. MORO
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
FKOM -WAaHINaION.

My ~
The Postofice Department has contract
ed With J. (. Reside for the conveyance
of the mails daily from Lincoln, California,
to Portland, Oregon, including interme-
diate points, the service TO commences the
lat of July. The compensation is $226r-
O00 per mum
Alabama has been divided into three in
terDsl revenue districts, but no SpPoint'
ment of assessors and collectors have yet
been made.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
Cor tie army, for t6S Ndvy, and for
GvarV cine.

w
The world is 90 inundated now With medicines OF
every descriptf IN, which are usrr suted cares for
eT ~ known snd unkaoWn species Of disease', that
the sufferer finds It = most Impossible TO distinguish
between good and bad soms OF those Wendsrial
fluids profess to care every cOmPI lat known to 'hS
NassriA Med CO. In speaking Of HoStett~r's Biz
tiers, We refer to = prep SrAtiOn which limits itsslf to
one department OF she bodg-ths Sionach-Ihei If
r Rula lilies and d orders Of which it not only
claims to .use, bus docs. It's reputation has be
come world wide, and IF N tn Pseihe to tbs As
Ianiic, in both hemisphere, and in every latitude
and Z 1ne, il i. kuOEn and employed as E rsmed.H
agent. -I'F ...-trt at
Persons who have been repeat diy deceived per
hAps, cannot be convinced that HOstet,er's Bptsrs
will effect saIe, rapIi ant psrmsnent cures. But
this assertion is e1ahrued By testimonial letters
from Che most distinguished mon In tbs country
All who have once used these Bittsrs keep then
now BY tn ir siiS As . safeguard, believing tina
'au ounce of pre- ventiou is tett,r tn n a pound .
cure"
The digestive organs which have been vio.Ate'
aud pro,t rlted by exoeS I've or irrsgr'sr indulgen5
OF sppe tie, will Re restored to their normal con
clifton by the uss Of this wonderful medicine
Boston Truseuer. myRa.ss3dIW
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

sIGEOE BLITz.-This prince of msgicians
begins, this evening, the third week of his
highly smusing performances at B~raiDard's
Hall. His feats of hand and voice are
novel and of the irst order of merit, while
the tricks of his cansries are wonderful,
and his presentation of valuable gifts at the
close of each entertainment, attract ADD
excite the crowd, and enrich many a lucky
ticket-holder.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
rknn NLW

NEW YORK, Msy u.
The stesmer Flung Suey, from New Or
leans on the 20th, has arrived. Her 3D.
vices arc anticipated by telegraph.
A special 70 the World from Washing
ton says General Sherman will soon issue a
farewell address 20 his sTmy, preparatory
10 msking 3 trip 70 Ohio. Most of his
troors are encamped on the north side OF
the POtOmse
Jim T. Ford proprietor Of the thestre
has been uneonditionslly released.
The 6tb Corps is expected to arrive In
Washington on Sunday, and together with
reserve artillery of the Army Of the Po.o-
mac viii be reviewed on MoDdsy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
MEApVILLE NEWS.
IDaily correspondence of he Cleveland LEADEE.
1Li-E- Mo-, ,ess

MrKD}nLs, May q, 1865.
GOLD SILVER AND LEAD "A NEw SESsA-
TIoE-on Friday afternoon a telegram from
the operator at Coopertown was received by
a gentleman of this place, announcing the
discovery of a vein of silver. in CoOpertown.
The discovery was madsrby a man named
Lamberton, while engsgsd in e4csvating
for a cellar. He also found white sand rock,
supposed by all who have seen it, to con-
tain gold. The operator adds, that he has
seen the specimens, and kuows one con-
tains silver or lead, but 10 not sure about
the gold. tEEJ
In the history Of Pennsylvania, mention
is made of the early settler RS of VeDsngo
county finding old furnaces that had evil
IDENTIFY been used for the smelling of Prec-
ious metals. Silver was also found in small
quantities BY the settlers in different Por-
lions of the county.
With its wells of Intoxicating oil, worth
S75 per barrel, and its loads OF silver-besr-
ing rocks or quartz (%providing it be found
in paying quantities, what better or richer
country could man desire han the Valley
OF Sugar CreekR But we'll not all make g
rush for Coopertown sul Sugar Creek till
further developments sre made.
A Coon ~srRixGAThers is a report in
town this morning thet the well on the
Townley Farm, on Wood K creek, is flow
ing a small stream Of oil and water. TIL
owners of this we'll think it will produce
fifteen or twenty barrels per day wheI
pumped, aud ere making preparations t.
pumL it next week. In consequences of thi
strike there Is great excitement in the vi
cinity of the web, and it is constant!
thronged by the curious. This strike set
ties the question of she existence of oil Of
French creek, of which WoOdcOck is
| tributary.
10 a former letter l alluded to this wei
and located it six miles from Mesdvill'
/ It is eight miles distant. was also il
formed that it was down $50 feet-a sligl
= mistake of ISO feet.
A RUSH or ENGrNEs-It is estimated thr
t upwards of 1900 steam engines, for O
wells and other purposes. have passed ov'
the Atlantic and Great Western Railwa,
" The franklin papers. claim that, at lea'
: that number have been delivered at the d
L pot in Franklin.
In MAEKET-Green peas and cucumbe
have made their appearance in our groce
= les. They are brought here by express fro
Cincinnati, and, of course, command q hi
J. price. I'LL d
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
ConmIsSIONFRS FROa RIKBY
SMITH
BATOE ROUGE, Nay %,
bATUN HUUNNi ny ~
VIA CAIRO, May n.

VA CAIRO, Mhy q.
BrigsdieI General Brent and Colonies
Ds Blanc, Burke and Zsiph arrived here
today IS Commissioners from Kirby smith.
General Heron and Lieutenant Foster
came down form Red River. General
Heron has telegrsphed General Candy
and it lie believed here thst terms for the
surrender of Kirby Smiths whole army
has been arranged.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

GRAND GdNeERTs,-Mlle HsRse de Kstew,
the wonderful performer on the violiL C clio,
and Mr.. James NJ Welhi, the eminent
pianist, peer of Gottschalk, will give two of
their u~nrivalled concerts ct the Academy
of Music on the evenings of the 9th, and
7th Of June. The mere announcements is
sufficient to insure over1owing houses.
These urtistes will give aconcertin Mesd-
vile on Thursday evening, June Sth.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
MARINE NEWS.
POkT OF CLEVELAND.
INFERRED.

ENTERED----.--MAT 21s
stmr Moraing Star, Yiger, Detroit
Prep Avon. noat. Montreal
Ba K Msssilion, Moore. Buffalo
BARK Vim jones. ABdrsYs. Buffalo
schr emperor, Crokin, Toronto
Fchr Mary Collins, Dixon Buffalo
sehr = = Kart, spser, Buda'o
ecoW G awhile, connolly, HondeAu
CLEARED MAY q.
stmr Morning Star. Vigsr, Detroit
Prop Portsmouth, HeTett. Buffalo
Bars Massilicn, Moore Harqu=tts
sehr Hyphen, BothEs1, Marquette
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

TIE KkAEs ARE CoNNe We are soon to
have here something a little more than
first class in the dramatic line. The ia
nous Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kean have been
engaged ct The Academy for afew evenings,
and will soon make their appearance.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

CBAEeE OF JURIsDIoTIos.-The Detroit
Tribune says that the case Of Nazarre Mario,
charged with aiding and procuring deser-
ton, which has been under examination
before United States Commission Wilkins,
for several days, was terminated yesterday.
Probable cause being shown that the of
fence charged was committed in ssndusky,
Ohio, the prisoner was placed in re 0, s.
MarshaI's custody for delivery to the
Uaited States Court for the Northern Dis
trict of Ohio, at Cleveland.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

FRAGRANT.-The mown grass on the Park
filtered through and p%erfumed the air for a
great distance yesterday. A very large
portion of thecity in the lee of the Square
was fragrant with she subtitle virtue of these
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

REGmESrs TO BE MUSTERED OUT HERE.-It
is thought that the following regiments of
Ohio soldiers will probably be mustered out
at Camp Cleveland 14sh vet, 18th vet. 21st
vet, 2sih vet, S7th vet, ssh vet, 4Ist
vet, 49.h vet, 18th vet, 57th vet, 9th
vet, 9Sth vet, 72i vet, 77th vet, SD vet ,
Tooth, IOfst, 1OIst, 1881, 1O4th, 1O5th, 1O7sh,
NH, I1sth, IIsLh, 123d, I2ath and 125th.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

F,ox Lar s~urERrOz.-Tbe fine steamer
Meteor. Captain Thomas Wilson, arrived
here on Saturday afternoon. Her obliging
Clerk, Mr.. c. Atwood, gives US the follow
ing log of her down trip:
The steamer Meteor left 0ntonagon on
her return "trip Monday evening, May I'D
at Q O'Clock, having been detained there
nearly twenty -four hours by heavy weather.
Schooner Walrus was still there. anchored
outside, d~ischsrging. Called at Esgle Har-
tor early the following morning. Propeller
Northern Light was in the hArbor, bound
up. Propeller Concord was coming out of
the harbor. Left Copper HsrbOr at ~
o'clock A. n, with surveying party and
supplies for Lac La Belle, which We were
unable to land on our way up. Steamer
i Ironsides, bound up, was in the bay dis
charging. Left " Bette Girls" at IA O'Clock
P. n, arriving at Portage same evening,
and leaving at daylight the next morning
Bark De Soto wss there discharging coal.
Met steamer Portage in the Portage river,
bound Up. Left Portage Entry at 6 P n.
Met propeller OntonsgOnn near Huron Island.
Net a steamer in the fog off Granite Island,
supposed to be steamer Comet. Arrived at
Marquette 1920 ?. H., having been detained
somewhat by fog. Left st $40. the
steamer May Queen had left during the at
ternoon for Chicago, and propeller Lady
Franklin for Detroit, having exchanged
crews at Marquette.
- rFH--s- -raa,1d uuara in nnFt
aud were loading {: schoOuers New London
W. F. Card, Miami, Watts Sherman and
Bark Jane Bell schooners WinOns and ],
". Nichols we're loaded ; ". G. Grant, dis
charging idaho gone to Antwsin for cargo
of lumber; Schooners Geo. W. Hall sud
%Collfpgwood had just left schoOners David
Wagstaf and King Sisters just arrived
Cleared May 23d: Kate Hinchmsu aud a
Bradley. Passed several vessels between
White Fish Point and the canal. Arrives
at ssult 9 A. II. of the 25sh. Schooner
MosceIl and Chas. Hinckley were in tn
canal. bound up. Steamer AlgoWah an
propeller Lady Frsnkln locked througI
. lust ahead of US. Tug Eclipse with schoon
; ers Wellington, Milan and City of Towa
> lust going into the canal, bound up. Me
= propeller Mineral Rock here, bound VI
The following vessels passed through tb
a canal on the 24sh, bound up schOoners
. K. Kimbsll, Dsrien, Eagle Wig, WyAI
dotte, Belle Walridge and Jesse Anderson
> Bound down T. B lker, F. T. Barry, C. Z
= Walker.
IILeft sault at 1890. Net propeller Pew
bic in Neebish Rapids. Net schOOuers
n P. Williams, Gen. Scott, and four other We
. sells in tow of Tug Peck. Left Dstour at
Pm. Passed the Lsdy franklin few mil
b. out of the river.
At The Meteor brings so tons mineral CO
per from Ontonbgon, 100 tons smelted co
lie per from Portage Lake, 100 gross tons ir,
ut ore, 400 packages feb from Sault, and COZ
n. misctllaneous freight, and 100 passenger
ne The Msteor leaves Garretson & Co.'s do
for La P inte and Bayfield, and intermeC
ate ports, this monday evening, at Gig
"a. o'clock. ~ .r
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
OlWKRO MARKET. MaI Il.

inI EELzGRAPH-l
FIOuF-stsady aud 10 good demsnd. Sales at
ST 25 for No. 1 Fpriog; 81 70 or red winter IS 50
80 % for white; 80 z5ay 80 for Xxx.
WheaE2a35 better Eaes No. 2 MilWauheo
club at 81 So, and loo bu No. l do at s 42zl R.
Corn Quit at 7OA7So fof mixed wsatern.
Lake 1mpOrts-sone.
Sbfpmenfs-By Bail, t.f8 bbis flour, 1900 b
wheat. To Montreal, 1000 bb 8 -four
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

BOAED OF TRlDE The new Constitution
of the Board of Trade was submitted at the
session of the Board on Saturday, read, and
in part sdop ed. Owing to its length, all
the sections could not be passed upon at
one sitting.
A circular-letser from the Detroit Board
of Trade was read, announcing that the
Convention of ths:various Boards of Trade
and Chambers Of Commerce o. the United
States and the British Provinces, would
meet in Detroit on the morning of the 18th
Of July. This will be a mammoth affair.
The msjOrity of these BosFds aud Chambers
have already appointed their delegates to
the Convention. The vast business inter
ests of the two countries will be represented
there.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
RECEPTION.

WASHINGTON, Msy ".
Frederick Stewards condition continues
TO ex9lARpprehension.
Governor FentOn visited the New York
troops TO day and met with hearty recep'
ton. He was highly pleased with their
Appearsnce.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

HudsOD's UnrivaIIed 3'ssOth Paste does
not operate upon the principe of occurring, AZ does
powde ed pumice stone and puIVerized charcoal
bat is a compound peouhsr to it'ef, which accom-
pi hes all Il claims to perform. Fold by all Drug
rists. my22:2l7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
NATIONAL DEBT.

NEW YORK, Nay %.
The Herald has modified its purpose for
the subscriptiod to pay of the National
debt by reducing the subscription shares TO
$4,000 each. II publishes q number Of
new subscriptions They now fill up Ill
ghares.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

Died.

SEN "ER On Saturday. morning, 2Tth inst
EA re- anghierOf Della A snd Geo.B. senter
agsd Eve years and ave nun rs
Funeral ssvercss at 10 O'Clock ihiI morning.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

A SPECIAL GUARD.-Company D, of the
9th Veteran Reserve Corps, arrived in this
city Friday night, in command of Major
Lee. The company numbers eighty men.
It came here from Johnson's Island, via
Crestline, where it has been stationed 8
week, and is here by the order of General
Hooker, to do guard or patrol duty while
the Northern Ohio regiments are in Camp
Cleveland TO be mustered out Of service.
The Msjor is about TO return 10 Cincinnati,
and will turn over the company to the
command of Lieut.. Thomas j. Langley.
The men lodge in the Soldiers Rest, near
the Union Depot, and take their meals at
the Soldiers Home.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

An EBoeUEET sEENOK-We have received
6 copy Of the able and ELOQUENT sermon de-
livered ii Hudson, by Rev. Henry L. Hitch
cock, President of the Western Reserve
College, on the day of the obsequies of
Abraham Lincoln. "Tho Lord gave, and
the Lsrd hath taken away: Blessed be
the name OF the Lord" was the text from
which q most excellent discourse was
preached on HGOd acknowledged, in the
Nations bereavement"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
RTFFAn "a


LHl EALAaAAE4I
F1our-Dull and unchanged
Wbeat-In oely moderate milling damand.-
Sales amber Michigan ct 81 57I; no. Chicago
spring 81 8; white Kentucky - H.
OOrn-Ftrm. Prime dry No. 1 mixed 7Uc5 mto-
rior damp e2s66c; white 76aTso.
Oats opened 81 &c, and closed with salesat $50
for western.
Barley Small ialts at 95l
T5c.
Whisky-B cid At So Cess 10. no sales.
Canal F~reight8-To New York, what lS<
a1ic; corn IlHsl2e; Oais iZ9s. To Albany, eorn
sZslee.
Lake ImpOFts--Flour 1876, wheat 14,08s.
Canal FzpOrts-Flour l,656 bblsi wheat ~
SEQ bu, rom 1890 oats 2l,31i.
ShfgmenIs-By canal, -four 1871 bsis, wheat
2 l,495 bu. corn III, $50. oats Z6s, a, barley Az
5g7, rye IS, S95.