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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

There sre vacancies for West Point sp-
pointments in the Eleventh. Twelfth and
Thirteenth Congressional Districts in Ohio;
the Second, Sixth cand Eighth in, Ken
tueky the Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
NInthin In Tennessee; the First and Third
IN Indiana; 4hs Ninth and State at large,
in Illinois; and the Sixth IN Michigan.
The Oongresmen in these Districts are re-
qusEted to forward thenames ofcandidstss
by October TN. 5'r.5 rafv g-e- r-iir1
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

The sales of Dry Goods for cash ercla.
siUeLy and at Il r71e Price" Gstonishes the
GdhsreRts of the old faa6io7eed credit and
many priced systena-but the people IKE IL
especially lOhsn accompanied 6y prices 10
to 20 per cent. bsLOu0 those Of the credit
houses. We haze tested this system of
"Ons Frics" (hGrigg all our goods market
IN plain fgwres) tor many gears, and find
our safes hare more than qUGdrupLed since
its adoption With a stock of goods rsasssr-
passed by any 80 the country zoe propose to
offer to our patrons thus season Inducements
Q0tO6taiRG6Le eissi0he9e. r.r
e. L BALDWIN & co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
IUnion. mass meeai,vg as sanduss '.

rhe Union men Of Er1e county meet in
mass meeting at sandns.Sy on Saturday
next, September 8otb, and wa be address
ed by General Cox, Senator Sherman, Hon.
r. P, Bucklsnd, and Chaplain G. w. Col
lier. Such list of names should draw
together thousands of Unionists. WehAve
no doubt that the meeting. at sandusky
/, will be 8 very large ard enthusiastic one.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
rt /. J. CLOThtnO.
60 <. RHEINHEIMER; eva 3.
One Price. Clothing House.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I9l euperIOr strea

..=.. 90. .t.---. ,- I94 cuperiOr street,
MOULD ANNOUN E TO THE
w public that he has uIl line Of Clothing o.
bis oWn nanufActuTe and Of the best material, nov
Particular attention is called to the manufse-
ture aud style OF tur york We empioy none hut
the bee. Of wnTkmen, and use nothing 7but
the bet Of trimmings in each end every
garmeDt- satisifd, from sTienos, that the peO-
pie OF this vicinity need nothing but hret cla 8
work. therefore offer no Kastern siot shop goods
te eOur customers but :syefytpir g Of our oWn man
uiActurs. made and trimmsd equal TO the best GUS
tom WORK.
Our CUsFjM DEPARTMENT Is under the
charge OF ME. SPE SCER, Outer Of fifteen yesu'
experience In the best New Yolk HOUSES, and We
can truthfulIy say thst he has 10 equal in this
city and We defy any 6oHno in Il ciiy to turn
out garment IN the style snd finish Of curs q.
s9enflemen IN want OF first class garments viii
hers ind fall assortment o. French and Eng ish
Beavers, Trfcots Bresdclotbs, Oassimeres and
Vestings Of all desirable shades aud noysltiss, f.
Remember that we do 10 Jockeying business,
have Dus ONE PRIOE. and sell st low dRures. u
We manufacture our oTn goods pay no manu-
lActufer any prodt, consequently We save EEen-
y per cent By 90 doing, the bsneas OF which We
Give us call, and you Eill be sstisned that this
II the tase, and that We deal honorably By all
saug26ib6.dstn l4 lf al,iI- l3a - 10
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

WaI offer IN Linen Goods, on Monday
September 18th;
LINEN D2MAsKS, BROWN AND
BLEA CRED, i-.i z5s-1-- s-i -
LINEN oLOIHS, NAPKINS, DOYLLES
AND DIAPERS,
LINEN gRERELNGS AND PILLOW
LINENS,
And fstsE stock Of other Linens of the eele-
drafted seakes of 'ii's-.
- DUNBAR, DICKSON & CO.,
RICHARDSO ON SONS & OWDEN.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
WANTS.
AGRNIs-To ca

MAN NCKD--I, 900 AGENIS--To can
w yass fer the grest new work, 'PEL R9LEUM
K.NASBY PAPEks," published By X. ". Carroll
Co This book nuet have iaI ger circulstioA tba
Any book BY subscription, owing 70 is orig
fnalty and huaaor. There Is no HlmIsr Walk In tie
heid, 80 that gents Ein nno thg glorious oppcr-
tuSity u they embrace It sOon This work u RrInt-
ed engrave 81 bound in the high ss ety1e Of rhe
ART and contains $50 psgesof vel written ma tier.
ApplicAt Is vii state balr expel tlnce, and name
their first, cond aud third ch ice TO territory.
They ~ Ell her send for crcu0ars, or IL they p b
30 commen,s at Once, inclose tl,.5 loE order book
and 81 for sample book. We give the nigh st terms
OF AL mouse, an Amer ca. No changes tor box or
freighfa and exclusive rights Elysu as 70 territory
Address JOShP a. L. TuPHAm 4 OO., :. L. corner
Fourth Azd Vine sts., DincinnEtI, o. e ~
n. ia General agent Nantsd in every sac OF
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
GUARDIANS SALE

SALE.-In pursuance
~ ofsn order Of the Probate Court, IN and Ior
ne, NE uo99ty Of Gu AhosAs in the State Of Ohio,
viii sell st public Vendas at the door Of tbs CoTrt
aoase IL the city Of Cleveland, on the 3Ofh day of
ssptemoer, ESQ at o'c ook p. NJ, ths IollSEinz
Gssoriosd reel state, - Wit. Situate In the Ton.
ship OF B. ooktyn, in he County n OUvah01a o.
sed described a. fol oVs: bsing subdivisiou lo.s
Ncs 81 and 30 Of 2. Ellfots Id vision of p.rsS
o ois u and u In said Brooklyn Township, front-
aoreS, and Iot 80 ontaiRs'f 65-lOO acres ~ 4
-1ERns-Onef third oaah in hand on day OF safe
one-sutrd In one yesr, and one-thfrd 10 tWo ye-rS
senTea % mortgage on the premises with INT. rsst
payable aEnuahy. sUSAn X sI6sEP
+ 0nerdlea Of ths Hinoss of John singer, Deed. o.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

a live Uri paper, entitled the Henry
County sSIgaG5, has just been started at Ma
poleon by George RadWsy, Esq.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
IRFF. DAVIS HAs BEENIOAUGHP,

| MT =. Ia N4O AAfo D1hN4OAUdhI
| y @rrr sl =g1t --n q l-.l- .-a--t-..
| q The war is nov about played cur,
| Great changes have Been wrought,
/ Our gallant boys srs coming homei laa -
| JED Dawn hes been e4nghssols l aa al5II
4 Huzzal huzzA now hang your banners cut,
| HuEzA huszs let ali the people shout
The way the resell chief was caught
/ NJ Is laushable indesd5c1s iT rFF 'f
| De tried 70 run In petttooatsS ,- c,-,
But be did not succeed
Huzza huzss hang eli your banners out q
-9sn bGTia eaa been cAugh1. let every one now
shout. -w .--..-... ~ tf
Our boys did think It very strange, - ---it-s
woman should retrS-te
With great bowie knife In hand, -,E
Until they saw his ieets-
u haEza huzzAl our b y have got good sense;
TE,5t ss gsltsE shoes And st0Ey boOs they know
oh, erin0line. We think you hBe, f.-..
For you you'd not conceal "a,
The flying rebei Presidents, i'li il3rt 9i
90 When hs did show his hhsl- 3 tfna- -f. 4te1
Huzza !, huEsAi there's nothing half 80 nns
10 ,how foot and ankle OF, liks well raised
Tour6sys are nunbsFed nov, cid Jsa, sfr
Icu rurely cannot hope, s~, srr- s.r.+.-
Or have better end in view,
D Than the OF Of . stout rops. % p ' 1y11'E
aHuAza huEzA JoG Davis has no shoe; .f
ri In setting Up all bis aecOuns'' lust keep hi
The boys who caught Jed lsyis, II ei 91oi
g Well welcome one and sll, 1ai'F Elr-
And treat them to fine new Buit --.--- ~. .-
At IsAACS SIOH HALLI
HuIsa husBsi iirg the starry banner,ous,
Our galAnt boys are coming hone, let al The
.is-i people shout. ...l
The Largest snd Best Stock Of Tsshionabls
Clothing in the West, ct the Lowest Prices, ss
Isaac A., Isaacs's Union Hall.
eole Agency for the sale Of SnEsrs Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, storr's Automaton Pressman, and
etrong'T Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streetss Z. Il |
- Look out for the Giants my25
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

The New York World argues that if in
tsHies6ca lstoibsarh arhsds tBe standard Of
voting, men w6mes, and children who can
read and. write 7eught TO vote. By the
same process of argument, We might reply
that If 3 white tkin is to be the test of W
ting, thenS hog fRstskas white sKinOught
to vote. Our test Is not mere intelligence,
but intelligent manhood. p. -ot ~,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

70 the Shd.sE DepaytD,s,t attention is ii.
pited, as zoe offer about twgtue hundred
& Voc ShGsDts, Paisley Scotch and American,
Real Paisley and French Cashmere, and
many others. Tor. SaLe 6y the package OF
at retail. &. LBALDbIN q OU.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

The 0opPerhssds of F-sHklin county
have been holding meeting at Gehe1'naf
An spr-aqr:-so plscs, which, in nsme q
least, affords prOpbe'ie 70. -shaaoWing OF
their fntrre states.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

/ The cost of Justice CoursOl to Canada is
; represented by sss,622 IS in gold, which
the Canadian authorities have paid to the
banks of st. Alb&ns, Vermont, upon &C.
count Of the money stolen from their vaults
by rebel emissaries on adetsched service"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

The tmmense sales of Mourning Goods
since the opening of our Mourning De.
Pdrtmezst has induced as to still further en-.
large the stock and 10s shall offer on Mon
day morning, a very choice line of Mourn
isy Dress 6Oods. Grapes, Handkerchi-fs,
EhnbrOiderEes, Silks; &c.
Ell BALDWIN 4 co.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

~" To Le,rsFor sais. 2 q Lo.ls ? { Want, !"
'FeHadsss isBoardia0s 6e.,o soi ye-essai~s FoUR
LINES each psil % iAsertsd o ~ eOt4A e9os F
% Cents; ~ ssessdils EIeHE LINES, 90
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
PROCLAMATION

PROGLAMAPION-I, EEIlx N1coLA A,
notify the qualf aelectors : Z ssid C5putv r. y
Iuesoay, the lOth day OF October, A ID. Iss5- js
me dey aP0ointed By las for holding the esneraI
% %lsotlonln the Stste OF hto, st Nh.ca time they
val as'embt at toelr ssVe al plso.s Of holdIn-
ehotons IN their respeotfHe e CHnshfps and wsfds
~ pro eed, bJ ballot, 10 vote for the folowfpG
Stsfe and Oounty Ofnc n, to wit
One Governor, One Lieutenant Governor To
Sndeesof the uIreme Oouri. Cns State treasurer.
me stolnty Gsnersl. One School, OomnnisSarper'
% ole Olerk 81 the supleae StuSt. 0ne n pbar OF
the B ard Of Pubic Workb. Q7 = 80 y
one ssnstors Thste r presa utafives, One OoVntv
1Iea,urer, Ode Prosecuting Attorney One Count
Oommls 1oni + ne CorSber l9l7 r. = =
Slsea und'r haud, a The Court Touse In the
city q ol,T-land this 18th dsy o. Sept mbsr, a.
,epE525t FELIX NICOLA, sheria.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
THE FRKEDMEN.

The furt ner travel into the interior the
mora ara impressed with the necessity
! for seIae. system Of government for the
heedn en- Outside of the jurisdiction of
the few provost mSrshals stationed through
out the south there is no redress for the
p,Agro, and no law TO protect him. He is
still subject to the arbitrary will of his for
mer master, and remains today in many
districts IS completely in elsYeryas he ever
was. have not yet seen e single freed
man or woman who was receiving wages
of any kind for their labor, and in portions
of this State where. the federal army has
not penetrated they are kept at work, on
plantations Just the same as when they
were slaves. What is our Freedmen's
Bureau about Though for the sake of the
negro twill not call on them, because IL is
infinitely better for the unfortunate eolored
man to fall into the hands of the most ma
lignsnt and brutal rebel than to come I'M
der the control of some of the Contemplate
vegsbonds know Of who are ruling
congressional districts. call upon General
Howard, whose integrity no man; will ques-
tion, TO order an investigation of the con-
duct of his officers in North and Middle
Mississippi and metsout to these ebandon-
ed profigstes. and common thieves the
punishment their thousand, crimes of ,pan-
dering, licentiousness and eKtortion deserve.
l say what I knOi0 to be the truth, when 1
assert that the most disgusting corruption
ana bAreface swindling is openly practiced,
not only in the Freedmen's Bureau, but
among other federal officers, both civil and
military. They are steslirg from the
government, they make the negro pay for
their advice, and the y are doing other acts
too abominsbIe 10 place ON paper. Are
there not honest men and good men enough
in the country to fill their placss 2 Win
not the authorities see to it that some
change is made smong the officers in this
region? 1t can only be for the better, 4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
E. I. BALDWIN & co. e.
Viu open on Monday, September 18Th, a
complete stock of
RNBROTDERTEg ANnLACEc

KoUelties in Linen and Point Gaze, Linen
and Vats7seienne, Linen Cam5rie and Lal0a
Embroidered, Lace EdginSs Lace Hand
kerehiefs, Cambria TRIMMINGS, Real
French Bands, erquisite patterns, Black
GuipOre and Thread Trimmings.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

WANTED-B0ARD-For gentleman,
w wife, child and nurse in q private family, or
Nbers there other bosrdsrs. Terms not TO ex5
coed go per week L caliy convenient tJ business
Reiereaces exshan ed. address Box i, Cl, veland
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

ONE THO USAND DOZEN FALL AND
.t.-F WINTER HOSIERY
pill be on sale Monday, September 1874,
t1selidiag all qualities IN Rool and MsripO.
Also tro hundred dozen Boys and Misses
Hose.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
ELBALDWINSCo

FIJI open, Monday, September 1871,
rs CASES AMERICAN cALTcOES,
,sel0 designs. also American DeLdi,1ss IN
choice styles at Wholesale and Retail.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
TREASURY AGENTS.


Allow me to devote little spsee 4o
these immsculate gentlemen who reprs.
sent Secretary McCulloch in the South !
Four of them sit in the room with me lat
US see, who these chosen few are. The
nearest one is Captain Furgerson, who n
telling how many Yankees he killed from
thetopof certain tree near Petersburg
He don't know that was st PetersburS
and that the tree he tells me of was inst
in front Of where was stationed. and
that the Yankees he endevored to kill
were my comrades. He don't know that
the "big grey horse Yankee used to lesve
Fort He'll Ion, every. morning while he was
shooting st horse and rider, was mine. He
don't know any of these things Per6sps
if he did this room would hardly be large
enough for i've Of Us. The tall man oppo-
site Furgerson, with long black hair and /
small trescherous looking eyes, was Col
onelin Forests command. He is this mo.
ment telling how many murders he com.
mitted IN just fifteen months ct Fort Pill.
low. q He says he has slaughtered q uheap !
of Yankees in his tine," and hs hopes
be can get st them again. We'll, Colonel.
unless there is some change ip government
affairs otiiI the policy Of the governmknGo3
you may be able to get ct them again ven.
soon, with fairer prospects of success than |
in your first attempt TIE nervous Young
man teside the Colonel was surgeon,
not in the army Of the Union, oh, no i5but
9 surgeon of Unicn prisoners ct Bells IsIg
and Richmond hospitals. He says nothing
of what he has done, no boasting, for the |
Wirz trial sdmonishes him that silence is
healthy though it Is evident from the
Of his eye that he TOO, could
boast of mnrder-cowardly nimurders
more numerous than all the, rest.
may ask who the fourth man is. You
will say he is some worthy Union man, of
course; but you are mistaken. ItBM'S.
Jay, formerly one of Forests Adjutsnt
he who, no dcnbt has written
orders for the destruction of hundreds of
,rT brave mems lives and millions worth of
aperty. This man Jay is ss .tkshead Of
he Egencyin North Mississippi, the other /
hree are his assiskanta-a precious batch ]
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

WANTKD-At.entiOn. Something new, ,sl.1
w viii send by mail postpaid, beautiful hih-
farv Aibnm with twenty foCr fictures OF our Onlon
Gstefals for So cents. Agents wanted mmeoiatsiY .
en- s nd sn orders to @. L. BRFGGs, IA Dear por q
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

NTANTED-COAT MAKER-At 272
w superior at. h. CARDOZO. dsrchaut Tailor
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cloak Department. a l.r

We would particularly csu the attention Of the
trade to this brAuch tf the bu insss, as We have
obtained the most competent managers, and ale
prepared to hll ell ORDERS BY the quantity or 9th
srwlse, at the 'hortest notice and at the lowest
Wholesale prices.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

N-ANTED-BoARD-Fof gentiemaD,
w - an, one child in private family or where
there are but lew boarders. Retetenees exonange
Adde'S Lock y X z5l. .... selLo :z-el
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
0T.Nos FoR71eENrs.

w RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
What The ople want. Comp sts blstoEy Of IN n
War in one are volume, sp mildly Illustrated, with
ovr rs ine portraits Generals and Battle Scenes
The most candid, lucid, mplele, authe1He $40 re-
eousl 10 Tires arge sstavo volumes. send lor cir.
cuars and see our Terms, Address JONES bkOS; 4
CO., l43 West lurth- st., Vi cInnatl sepz :z.0l9H
$40, G. l. s. CRYSTAL D. z. $40.
MIn0n A year can be realized gliding and gGt-
VHHllf ffnr up tue Crystal d oh PLATE
hiliitll Agents " Aated. stock, Tools. and 1H-
XAOQO stTuctions cUst S20 u. L. TODD Us
81 Nassau street, New York
RENR F.sf a NlRCUa.AR. sep2s96ed6W
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
OUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

Embrsces everything in IFS line, from the chespest
Wool 70 the richest Psisty. sstrri fsra
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

uTANTED-GIRL+A good and com,
w petsnt h.chen g1rl-ope VINO can eo9e e ~ Vel
,,n,osos,,d Apply Ut 54i KinsmsnsE. ssp16:zia Il
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

WANTED-To SbLL-A great bar
w gzi1s, or exchange for merchandise $4,000
worth Of valuable resi- estate in flinais Tor fuf-
iher particulars, address }. AUGUSTINE. Mendoza,
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9siae dagega ~ sEl
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WANTED-INFORMATION-W.C G.

w WIANEBrDpLE, who was lately in an insaLs
azvluU has at,ented himself in Cleveland or Vlolni-
fy erepteuber II. reward OF $50 VIII Be pald
Tor any fuiofm stlon 20 his Wherea1outr. hs y
sltaressl d-blacE froek coat, oGrk figured cAssl
me-e PARTS high Gro Rned old-fsshioned ielt hAti
furn-dON coll AZ, black TX neok-tiei about ~ yesrH
OF ase. rnedium size and q ont SIX feet IN Belgnt
dark s6low vsage bard under the chin, Sut snoIti
has melancho look, and unsteady walk caIs lss
with MIN blAek oiI-coth CO pet. sack nIea Win W.,
clothinR Address JACOR w 5OhhLDSs Olly
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
AUTUMN DRESS GOODS

We shall offer on Monday, Sept. 18th,
an enormous stock of - asa a.
Q ~ AUTUMN DRESS GOODS, rv1.
Comprising rtsOepty fues kindred. pieces
of the choicest designs and most superior
fabrics. nG G=i eI2it atlJ 81
. The prices are marked on. The basis of
vpLue tiOo months S'uee, although they
,9ossId noi0 cost from ten to t,OeHty per cent.
E. l. BALDWLN& & co.
.GGE
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL en-
MILLINERY GOODS

This Department Is now full Of every variety Of
ress1pabie goods in its line. and we would esps
cially invi the attention or Merchants aud Mill
ners, and the pnbic gensFsly, to its examination.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
HOSIERY DBPARTMENT.

fall line ofIegulsr make Of Engif'h and Ger
man Hose particularly adapted to Ihs City trade.
Also q tail Etcc Z in the Jobbing Department.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28

WANrED-1o RENT-A comfortable
W dwelling IN desirable part OF the CITY, BY q
good tnant - rent not % exceed Al 60. Inquire
o. :. y; 4 q L. ANSAkSOLL, I'll Superior 81.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-28
DRY GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER
SaE 3S=- N
GOODS.

zUgM-40 UoG1
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AALANTkp-MEN-To rsceiza ~ I'M

W a N NEEQ-M EMO receive and I'll
orders for ten frss-class subscrfS StiSn Books
and EngrAyiEss.. inc gding the Life 6nd Tlrnte III
AOfAbAn Llleelnt y Dr.. L. p. BrOekett, ths emi--
nenf ard accO1 plis seq historian. One octave Vol
ume VI 100 pages. Price 50 TO IS So sccorofnr
TO sty % OF tindiDg. The best Bi5grapuy o ABR
IN 4lneoln- Now beng delivered 70 subscrIbers
g univ. Tsal satisActi Une hundred Tnffe
h. eDgsgs, selling this work aurinR the fail
yivlL o tbs, Ia localities where ID has moi
men Co red nor enOl gh- Of similar book ben
and winte- the sale OF 80 superior Woik Iss
teen iatroda> se. Now Is the time TO max
sold 70 glmlnish tle, AddEessR. H 70URRAN,
sale il now inmeA ar of Wat.r BochsGter n
money "a idly ia Is "a SEM 30 ..
z Publisher, Main ST., cprh> -
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NIANTED-BOARDING--In pr.
"a fnrnished rooms II q bIsasapt part o. tns siY
oaavsnieut TO business. eesenoe exchanged: s a.
SSsss T,rclr 81 564 JleveHnd. sep10-S12
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(VAN rED-C0OK-A sgpz7:glg
W Apply at 81 Lake 81. TowDa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
PROM NEW YORK.

NEW OK April 10.
Tho Commercial AdUsrtiser says: Dry
Goods have shown mRrked Improvement
during the latter psrtOf the week. The re-
cont reduction in prices has created such g
demand at retail that iobbers have been
pressed for staple goods, aud having pre-
viously almost cleared out their stock, have
no goods to meet the demand. They held
off from buying until the result Of the gov
ernment sale of Savannah cotton was known,
and when it was ascertsined that the price
was frmer than expected, buying COM
menced freely, and has since been more ac-
tive than for several months past.
Commission agents have but light stocks
to meet inquiry and prices are consequently
firmer.
Unlesss manufactures should ineresss
their productions, it would appear thst
prices may temporarily advance. At all
events, judging from the present feeling Of
the market, tho decline ofpriees is arrested,
except in optional cases where goods have
not come down.
The Tri5uHs's Washington special says (:
General Lee confessed to Grant that john
ston's entire force would not number more
than 10000.
The War Department continues 20 refuse
passes to Richmond TO all applicants. Re-
porters and journalists all share the same
tate.
The Navy Department issues proposals
to-day for raising, on Government account,
the sunken blockade runners along the
coast.
The Government is hourly expecting i'm
portant news from General Sherman. Gen
eral Lee has not passed tc Johnston's army
but it is expected he viii communicate with
him and ADVISE surrender upon the terms
granted in Northern Virgins.
The 62d Illinois regiment, Of General
| sherman's command, has arrived in Wash
in gton, on their way home, their term o
service having expired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-17
The Time Of tn. Assassination.

Mourning the terrible calamity of the
Presidents murder, we may yet rejoice
that the terrible stroke fell at an hour when
we were SO well able to support it. 1t can
not now, SIS six months ago it might have
done, destroy the Nation. It will only
nerve it to a more irresistible and infexi-
bic determination to maintain the Union,
and to punish traitors. It came, too, ct q
time when the President could pass swsy
with the exclamation, GNow, Lord, lettest
thou thy servant depart in peace, for mine
eyes have seen thy salvation" He could
not enter the prsnised land he could not
enjoy peace and rule over an undivided
Nstion, but, like Moses, he could look from
the Mount Pisgsh of the present, into the
Land Of Promise. And the msrtyred
President, fallen in the midst of active life,
has left an immortal memory. He will
forever lie HHrst in the hearts of his coun.
trymen."