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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04
Free DelIYerY OF Letter..

Parties Wishing their mail natter delivered By
Oarriss will pieAss1esVe orders 70 ~ ensot
letter through tue P~dstotioe, vhen they vii Do d.
ivered, VIA ont extra charge. With PTSg%P.nsst,
according to toe following fime-IaDis OF Depart
urss Of Garrhrs nom the Ofhces HfsrlH .ufasf
ti.at IN THE BUSINESS TERRTrORY.
Living betwosn the Evsr snde side 0ntari7 81
Including the ox-Bow hats6 the Deliveries WHa
FrRsr D~ELHvEHY@parriara viii leave, foatOfhesf sa
$500 A. n sithprooeeds Of ahnig1t malta n.o.u
sECosB DEEIvEET%Le@Vs Postofnee - 1904. l4
\. with urooseds Of 1850 Eastarn. -a .A.
ItnrRD DEtFVEHY-LSavs u:O A. =. With pro -ai
oseds iof On A. N. WESTERN 9:l5 a. X Sandllskg t..
Wav. $50 A. NJ Cincinnati, &25 A. 1-PtftsDnrG5 800
and i0:O A. M.BasterR Way. ot-l f.arl t.rsi
FsUETH DEEHERY.-LsAVs At zoo P. n. for Drop al
F1Tfa D-ELTVsRT-Leavo at 500 ?. N. With pro-
ceeds % 2i5 P N. EasteTn, s;5br. n Western and
slxia 6EETHGx.1LssVs At 900 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
| r,- -FOUR DELIVERY TKRRTnORY,
Lying between Ontario street and Wilson avenEes
including SERMONS Blatss the Heights, and the
West side
EFnSr DELrvEnY-Lesv PostonesA at 500 A y.
with proceeds Of night nails.
sEooND DElrYEHY.-Lesvs at 1879 4. !. with
proaseds q ali forenoon mails except leO A-H-
THrRD DElTvEET.-Loave at 500 P. n. with pro-
To5E1a Dt1T7as7@Gesvs e 4.so ?. :. WIN
Proeeeds Of 2.l6 P.M Eastern, 2bs P. n. Toledo,
and 3sO0P. n-Oolumbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN TIM BUaF-s
$3.50 MSS TERRIToRY. - 4.
FIRsr COLgECTEON-WiN commence at 500 A. r.
for the e.bO Eastern aud ESQ Atlantic and Great -
sEcosD-WHI commence at 1000 i. \. far Drop
| Letters.
THfRD-Oonmsnees At 1Is0 4. Il. for 1850 p. y
Rittsburg, Alb P NJ. Columbus, 30 Pm. Toledo,
and Sz5 ?. N Eaatsrn MAJ.
founTH-COmmances at 300 P. NJ. for $50 P. ~,
Eastern and 4:3OR H.Sandasky. az T-
FTFfH-OOmmence 81 AGO Pa. for Drop Letters
HuEH-Commsncss Ut Goo P. n. for 300 ,. n
Eastern, 1905 p. H. Weston. and 1890 ?. =. Gin
oinnetf; $50 4. N. fnoxt m~orningl MAhoning; 500
a n. (ne1t morniDgl PiItsburgh sos A. n. next
morning) Cinnaa; and $40 A n (nsKt R0rninD
Toledo .It-r 4a-a 10 4 arr .. -
COLLECTION IN THHs FoUR DELIVERY
TERRTTORY |
win commence Al, siOOA. r.. IO:sO An, s;Ooh.
7 Z. C8WLEs P. \. Sa5.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

MEETiEa OF "FOURTH OF july COMMIT
FEEs" LAST EvEEIEG-Ths subcommittee
met at the Mayors office last evening for q
hearing of the final reports concerning the
preparations for celebrating the Fourth.
It was reported that the canvassing
agents Of the Finance Committee had rAis-
ed $4,es5. It was stated that the ladies of
the Aid Society have invited the City
Council General Committee of Arrange
ments and the Press to share in the cele-
brasion dinner to be given to all the SOL
diers who shall have Joined in the preces-
sion, Immediately after the conclusion of
the Grafton.
All the Assistant MarsbnIs are notified to
meet at headquarters, at the Weddell House,
promptly at half-past eight O'Clock this
morning.
All the committees are requested to meet
at the Mayors office Thursday evening.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

AoCoHMoDAT1oEs P~ROEIDKD.-Ths Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade ~annoupcsd yes
tsrday 81 the regular session, that he had
provided accommodations at the Biddle
House in Detroit, for the delegation from
this Board TO the International Commsrcisl
Convention, which will assemble in that
city on the 11th inst. he also stated that
from twenty to twenty-five gentlemen Of
the delegation appointed, have already sig
.nifed their intention Of attending the con-
yention.
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CIsveIand whoIeanIe MARKET.
ON LIBERAL TERMS.

MONDAY EynHIHa, July 3, 1885.
R-at~htsLTbs following are the ratsa By Lake
rt,am1 ana Ran from this port to New York and
Bostou. All Rail rates are i've cents higher.
10 Nv Yorh-FIrt class: $50; Second class:
no. rhI,d ol,,s. 100 Fourth elass: 400. Flour,
~
70 Ro-,on-Pls.t eIass: s1,Os; Second class:
a.. Tn,-a cI.,.. 75o Fourth class: 45c. FLA
a. -
..nnu We ovo,s =. ss soar 90 for Xxx
:. Whert-Dull and nOminally unchanged. Bales
Esrs g cars No. 1 Toledo red from store ct slSSSA'
1000 bu No. 2 red from store at Si'tS zOOl On very
choice No. 2 white ahoat At Sl'Hi leArh. z Wn'e
fiom store At ],
reliable quotations.
Oafs-Very quiet but steafy. Bale 2earsifom
store at &c. -i
Rye-Without sale and nominal ili''''2 's
Ba~rAey-InaetiVe and nominal
Pork-ouist Held at $500 for aty'PAeked
MsisendS 5000 for do Clear
LRrI-MaTkst steady at 2oc In kegs and 1870 10
tisEess for city-rsndered eOuntry-rendsred leo
coed for si,y. cured. We quote sugSr.euTsd hams,
MOL SAIasseds 30 shouldeTs' oAnFes'eu' ioeii
HnoanYaEsedl bs; bacon sides lse. a.I-
BeeG-City Mess held at SI6,0O, with light do
$3.50
at 2Io for choice Western Reserve.
rhaaao-n vcod demand. searee ana firm at
,OSIsa' ~ aa,. sSss azure Sr Dri@e lots. n'o
BEEs-Searee5 demand moderate small SaleA
~ A#la
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PERspEAL.-We clip the following from
the New York Herald, of June Both:
Lieutenant Colonel j. "A. Campbell OF
General SchOfsld's staff, ne Of the many
young men OF our veteran army who have
risen by the force of their own energy from
the Ianksto high and responsible positions,
is stopping for a few days at the MetrOpOli-
tan Hotel.
Many Of our citizens will recognize the
name mentioned above. Colonel Campbell.
was. formerly q printer of this city. He
went ohtas lieutenant in the 1sIh Ohio, in
the three months service, at the outbreak
of the war. He afterWsrd joined the 1st
.ohio, IS Lieutenant aud participated in all
the battles of West Virginia. He was soon
promoted 10 a prominent position on Gene
raj McCook1sstsf, andWas aftervsrdtfans-
iSsred to General Sehofeld's corps, sndnow-
holds the position of Adjutsnt General on
that Gbneral's staff. FaRs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

EVERYTHING READY.-AI things were
made ready last night for to-day's eelebra-
ton. No elements were found lacking to
insure the perfect success of the dOmon-
stration. There is 8 place for everything,
and everything knows its place. We sx-
pect, therefore, that the celebration will
proceed, from frst to last, with elOck-wOrk
regularity.
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~ - 81
EaiBE-
AEBrgAb OF HALLS AZ DEPOzi
EAsssEn Through aEtIsss a. T3o A. NJ &b I. n
Eastsrn WAY srrlEes At IGS A. n.
Western Through arrives AZ 9:S0 a. ~ SD !.
DO Way STRIVES 81 2:55 ?. u,
sandniEy Way Erriyes At el5 A "A.
0lncinnssi Through strives ta.So ~ so T, y.
90 wsy stdse1 q $50 z; y
fistsbargh Through arrives - 9.bo A. -.
Wky Arrives AZ l0:lU ?. n.
ashonlng way strives a. 1913 A. n tT Is
headVille arrives at 1923 A. NJ.
BookpOrt, he, arrives Tuesdays FhnTsdayu IA
SATURDAYS 81 II NJ
WaErsnsvlls arrives daily At I0I5A. d.
Eaat Cleveland and Euoid ErrfFea daily . 4. H.
HOUR OF CLOSING u NAILS.
HkHRaEs THA65sH for Erie, BdJslO, Boston. HSa
York, Hartford, and PAioesvile, Censvs, AhAtAba
Il and onneAnt, closes II $50 An
EAsssES THRoUsH, for NV York only, elosa AZ
Tsssssa rHaogas. sos Eta, Buaslo, Albany,
Bosssu, Nav YoEh and Hartford. closes At 800
EastSwYA1, Eor an ps.a1. ssswssn OsvsIand
SD Erbs&As At RIO I. ~
HHrEhE HRoUeH, Tor Toledo, Dstrsit, Ohicsg5s
and Milwaukee closes - TAO A NJ
Ws@mN ruR0UaH, Tor Toisdo, Detrois, Ohioagps
Dabuguo, s.. Joseph and OAiro olOses 1t e:oo 7, "a.
ss5Tsss gA5 ios AZ ReiRiA besNssn Cleveland
ssHPUskk Way, 3F s~snd0sky ahd all IntsTIns-
data points, eloees At $50 P. n.
LLNulaMA4A WAL NE IL an 1ANS4eAN
sud Cincinnati, chee5zs 100 A. n. 49,
OuErsHATI TaoUsB, for Oolamb1A Dayton,
HuEarh and Cincinnati elosel at f05 a. n.
YIEnHgATfT THEcuaH, foF Ocia1nbos, Cincinnati,
rorisvlis, s.. Eouis, Indianapolis, EaBesyniS, and
wheeling, closes - 900P. NJ
RIFugsunsH THs0u1a, Tor RittaourEA and WesAs
ingtOn otosez at 1880 p. n.
FrrssUEaa WAY, fcr All polaH bskaosn Clsss.
lsBd, Reilsyils, sid Ftts5nFgh, HArrisbHfgs Poi.
sdslPlts, BAlthaGss and Wsshingtoa, Gloss asIoe
MIaosrss wAI, iof al points bssWsso U'yslals
and HSunsgtoER, closes - E5 P. n
ADV closes At 9.6e A. N.
MmtEN WAY, oloses st 7:SOA- =.
ROCLresI 3 sISssa On Tuesdays hHsd@5'
W1aREssvnEn closes dslIy, iOs0A A. n.
EAS4 CEsuLAED and hgohd, Gloss aaigaaAS
E.a. -
Kali and Drop LstssEs Afsrssuirsd ~ law 70 b
~kHoity Ussslas are rSguigsato bspss-paid Wiss
Atwobsns stamp
Omoo open from 800 A. m. 70 1850 P. NJ. On
Sun q coWLEs. p. \.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

Tvs TRIPB To-DGY.-The splendid
steamer Morning Star, Captain Viger, will
make two pleasure trips to-day, leaving the
dock of the Michigan Central Railroad,
foot of Lighthouse street, at half past nine
o'clockt this morning and at two o'clock this
afternoon, returning in time to connect
with the various evening out bound trains.
Gideon'sB Band, of Detroit, will be on board,
and discourse music such as only that cele-
brsted band is capable Of producing, The
Star is a large boat, and Captain Viger has
had q vast deal of experience in the con-
duct of pleasure excursions, and all
those who trust themselves to his care win
enjoy one Of the plessantest treats of the
seaaon.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

ANEwOm MAP.-Ws have received from
the publishers, Messrs. Townsend 4 Dale,
a copy Of a map of the oil regions, printed
in %cOlors, and recently issued by them,
which must prove an invaluable guide to
those afflicted with "ile on the brains." It
is got up in accordance with the latest sur
9 and has marked on it slI the Promi-
neRt IqqsatjQBs ip tbNaSvha4 rvwS DeP0''
MeadviIie, Pa, by Samuel Dale, OF the
same place, snd by the agents Of Atlantic
Neys Company.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

RUK IETo.-The schooner King Sisters,
while being lowed down the river yester-
day, stabbed her bOwsprit into a door in
the second story of Clark and WOOdard's
Elevator. Little damage was lone TO
either npartH.n y
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

sFREErRAILROLDs TO-DAV.-Tho Kinsman
and East Cleveland street railroads will
run, by request, no farther than to the Park
to-day, and between thatpOint and Wilson
avenue every ten minutes during the day
and evening, and from East Cleveland to
Wilson avenue every half hour
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

MUSTERED oUr.-COmpanies B. CD and
/, of the 9th Vessran Reserve Corps, which
have been on provost guard duty in this
city several weeks, were mustered out Of
sarvica Yesterday.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

TENTS REHovRD.-Ihe hospital tents
stretched across the north side Of the Park,
have been temporarily removed. It wss
ieAred that they might be set on fire by
the fireworks.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

~ III MAssILLOh Us Juho oUI IoO5.J
McSsrs. C6loEes ct al. of Tie Leader Office:
Come to Msssillon and celebrate the
Fourth. You shall have the freedom of the
city. RoBEET 81. FoLGER. Mayor.
By way of excuse for non-appearance,
thanking the Mayor all the same, We can't
we'll leave. Wehave 8 little celebration up
have
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

THR OPERA IN ELyRIA.-We have received
from an Elyrie correspondent aeommuni-
cation concerning a notice of the opera,
'The Doctor of Alcantara," which was rem
dered n night last week by home talent
in that village, under the direction Of Mr..
G. G. Finn; in which our correspondent
complains of this sentence Of our reporters
account: "Hs[Mr. FINN was greeted With
a full house, and as respectable an audience
as Elyris can give any one"
He states that the sensibilities Of the au-
dience there gathered were touched. We
W that the sentence seems to have an
ambiguous turn, as if it Were i~nsinuHted
thai a more respectable audience might be
found in some other town. But We knO"
that no such thought was in tne mind OF
our reporter whom rs pennedth objection
ablo clause. He knows, and We all know,
that for musical talent and appreciation no
town in Northern Ohio distances Elyris.
The sense he meant to express, no doubt
was this Ehat Elyria could not have given,
say Gottschalk or Wehli, or any OF the ia
nous Opera troups Of the country, q more
=sspectable audience than she gave Mr..
Finn. -
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@RAND PLEAsUaT

NRAND PLEASSbI and -
VI EXCURSpfR0NsIDEs, Captain J. Z Tur-
PERJR6 an excellent Brass and String Band on
board, will leave Cleveland on . Grand Pleasure
Excursion TO La Pointe, bayfield, sad all interme-
diats points of interest on the South shore Of Lake
Superior, from our Dock, on Wednesday, July 18TH
At s O'Clock P. n.
Sfate Rooms can DO secured for the round tnp,
and all necessary Information obtained, BY apply-
ing 70 MALONE PETIT 3 Co.,
iun3O.227 I27 and 129 River street.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

FIOur-UhchanKed.
-Whea4-Eocainal. -
COrm-No 1 C4a65c.
gafE-DuIl--
Rye-Nomina
Barley-AominAl.
WhLslE y Quist ard frmsE. u o. fE
Canal freight -Easir To New Yorh-sf Ia
Wheaf14ko. corn H7So, oats So.
Like 1nsPOfts--FIon t2Soo bbIs, wheat
5,IIUbu, corn s5,s8O, oats % ,O8. D. Hr .Hf "a af 90
CanaI ExPorts-FlOur 81 bbls, wheat ST. .sai
Go bu, corn I46,6g0, oats l0e,4 $50, barley 1855.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04


TIE CELEBRATION To-DAY.-Never, per-
haps, have the people puttheir energies to
the purpose of a great Outpouring of joy
and graduation with the enthusiasm and
unanimity that will mark the celebration
to-day Of the eighty ninth anniversary
of the nations independence. In the
Northern States, every city and town
and hamlet will have its individual glori-
6cation, all upon a scale of msgni6eenee
never bsfore attempted, and from the At
lAnIic coast to far beyond the MississiPpI
the welkin will be made to ring, through
out the day with the joyous shouts of mil
lions Of loyal hearts, and the night will be
illuminated by fires kindled in token of
the patriotic flame burning in the bosoms
ofthe people. Orators viii employ their nos
blestelOqusnce and poets their most ir-.
ing song in telling the story Oitne p pSoS the
nioaro; 7EnGr Is me memories of the heroes
who created and those who preserved our
country are recalled, the nation may bap-
tise itself anewstO-the great purposes in
volved in its destinY-the vindication Of
Equality and Liberty to ell men, of what
ever color or cline. Let the day be fully
and freely enjoyed by all, and may the
memories it leaves be such as to bind closer
the bonds of Union in our land,
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me Ritter Fruits OF Bad Rnters.

III DAAACA
Invalid reader, do you know EhAt nine tsnthS of
the Bitter compounds ron ara solicited by the pro
pristOrs to accept 4 r~a,ysrsA p~apAeeas, are COM
posed of2 Give heed for ia moment. They SFe
Manufactured from unpurlhed alcohol, eOntHiniag
a considerable portion Of JrTi "a = poison aln0at
as deadly a. prussie acid. The tasis ofthe regular
tinctures oftbs Materia MvSi0A 10 Ghes tGms. No;
amount OF ihsibl e~xtracts'' Gan overcome the
bad tendency OF this pernieious element. 1hs Es-
.enoe Of sound Rye, thOTOassS rSeAsod, is hS
only element which can be safely used asa cOmpO.
nent Of a Tonic, alternative, and ansi.bIiOus medi-
cine, and HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs Is
the only medicinal preparation in the world in
which this a, tIeIe is used as "A ingredient. Hence
the extraordinary effects II this great specific. It
gives strength without producing excitement. No
other Tonic does this An the ordinary BittsrT
flush the face and Affect the brain, HOsEFTEH's
BIrIsRs difnss An agreeable calm through the
nervous system, PrOB Ote digestion, and produce
sleep. No other tOnio 50 quickly rsyives the AZ
hauSledi physical ensrgies. restores the appetite,
and removes the gloom and depression Shich al
ways accompanies weakness Of the bodily powers.
JyS:s4s:dAw '
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KKw ADvERFIsEMRR1s.

Academy Of Music-Aladdin.
n. T. Color OgdeDsburg.
r. 1. Baldwin & Oo.-Dry Goods.
Pacing Mateh-Looal Notice.
4. Thomas-OoIored Man Wanted.
n. T. OoS-For Chicago.
Henry 4 pavis-stOre Wanted.
Forest City TemPle-LocaI Notice.
Trial OF MoWers-IOeAl Notice,
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MLYoR's OFRIEK,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LKADER estab-
lishment has been honOrsd by the following
distinguished consideration ! y
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DLRASURE EXOUR R.
SION TO LAKE SUPERIOR. go
The ~favorite, staunch and reliable .,
steamer IRON CITY, Captain B, G.. sweet, will
points Of interest On Lake Superior, POM ."
dock, on Tuesasy, July an, a. : tSs trip pleas
M mains will be spared TO renaeI tN'
.nt md Comfortable 70 e1cursionists. .-,D
s,ste Rooms can be occurred for the r9una tHP'
and fulI information obtaine9, ~ nPPSD6
.ooE IN and I29 River street
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

sI,ObO Reward9-ThS sbGvVrGsard vni Bo
given 70 any person who can fuTniSb > Ptsierip-
tIou for Coughs Colds WhpopEls doash, Asshma
and ConsumptioD y hichs lis equal to Dr.. stz Iok-
lands heIiauOus Cough BaIsam, This .baIsAm
will cure ths AboV6 oomHHnfLd also spittfae Or
blood and night sweais. One bottls a s~ufseient
SEAny one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
Of consampflou arc oured b. D1lEaAshiSnd'GtEsEI
liauous Cough BAlsnm.. 1t dnan As .hsa At any
DrgggibtS. on q 80 ozia Lac t"n-'b
BShtPn : Dunbar, kgsatss. 6ls!slsld. ,ine:R5
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And this from Senator B. F. Wade :

.. -I.
THE SoLDIERsI. HOME-Many of u citi-
zens, persons from the country, and passing
strangers, have visited the Soldiers Home
at the Union Depot, and while all have
Deen surprised q grHBrHv~ - AvEant
and conveniences for Hospitality entertain
ing such hosts Of heroes, they are equally
delighted with the neatness, order and
comfort seen in every department, and the
decorations which beautify and make truly
homelike the weary soldiers ever welcome
wsyside rest. For the edifce in all its am
pie proportions and convenience, the lady
officers of the Soldiers Aid Society are
greatly indebted to the energy and gener-
Gus efforts of that true soldiers friend, Coun-
Gilman Crawford for the good management
aud house. keeping to those judicious and
untiring workers, Superintendent Jerome,
Steward Schwab, and Matron Ross and for
the decorations, mainly to Private John
Bsasch, Company D, 9th Veteran Reserve
Corps, who, with the other members of the
Corps on Provost duty here, have rendered
invaluable volunteer aid in preparing and
serving up the nineteen thousand seven
hundred and thirty-eight meals given to
our soldiers during the month of Jnne. In
edition TO many fine engrayings-among
them Lincoln, Grant, Sherman, Sheridan
and ~Burnside-and the many flags, large
and small, which appropriately decorate
the Home, artist Bessch has adorned the
Sitting Room, Sleeping Wards, Dining
Halls, ETC., with ingeniously cut papers
red, white and blue-so tastefully patterned
with his pencil, cut with e pen-knife, and
arranged by his own industrious hand, as
not only to relieve the boards and timbers
ofthe walls and ceilings of their roughness,
but give a cheerful, pleasant, and quite fan
eiful sir to the soldiers c~aravanssra. Mr..
B, exchanged his free Alpine mountains
for the broad prairies of the West-a true
switzer who answered the war-cry Of Union
and F~reedom-one of our many noble ma
tive and adopted citizens
"Wbo from his battle has retui ned to breathe @.
Once more without a corselet, and to meet
The voices, and the footsteps, aud the smiles,
BleDt with his dreams of home"
-~ol--Alanders and country friends vino
have Contributor 30 FiL4ralIy 10 the SAM
tary Commission should not fail to 1UOL n
upon the Soldiers Home while the Vete-
rams are being cheered and refreshed by it
benefaetions. It will do every patriotic
heart good, and add treasured memories o.
hero-man and devoted women, now that
"WiId wars deadly blsst is blown, 5
And gentle peace returning;
And eyes again with pleasure beam
That had haan III. arad nv mournfnp -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04


FRoM LAKE SUPERlOB Tho propelleFs
Pewabic, Iron City, Mineral Rock and Loo
La Belle were in port here yesterday morn
ing. We cannot give the clogs" of all,
but that Of ghe Mineral Rock is as follows:
Lett Marquette at l A. NJ. June 2sth. At
Marquette, schooners Watts Sherman, Jura,
Plover,lS Is. H. Kimball, loaded and left 9th;
loading, schooner Jessie Anderson, banks
DeSoto, Twilight and David Morris
sehoOners to load, Exchange, Wslrus,
Wyandotte, WilmingtUn, EDbuseman. Net
United States steamer MichIgpA below
Grand Sable; above s&ult, in tow of Eus,
Anna Dobbins, schoOners Now London,
KATE Robinson, Hyphen and bark Far
| child. June goth, met propeller Meteor
below Nebish. June Both, met propeller
| NorthefnI,L Light below DetOur; propeller
Ironsides above Point-aux- Barque, 6P. M.
At Matduette we freighted 1896 o \ pig
iron for Buffalo, and at DetOur 25OO cedar
posts for Cleveland.
The Mineral Rock left yesterday forenoon
for Buffalo, to discharge her load of pig
! iron. q -aEass i5F
The Lac La Belle brought down over 400
tons of iron ore for tnis POEs, $50 " i"sVi
vsPPur ~ DvHUIS- rne mad q large passon
ger list. % .u..
The Iron City brought down a full cargo
Of iron and copper, and a large number Of
| passengers.
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LOCAL NoTIuKs.

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fH.Fs4s .fFu AGMH uII .aa4ate st--r'
There will be Pacing Purse, with q held Of i've
HOraes, on the New DIiSing Park a 2 z. M on
the fourth inst.
iya4'HS ga a.Af9ElS' Sapt'
All members OF the Forest City Temple are re-
quested to meet at the Hall, on Wednesday, Jolly
9th, 10 transact important business which wiz DO
brousht before the Lodge. JJ24:E25
FrIHl OF Mowers, Hay Leaders, HOrsY Pitch
forks and Horse RAtss, at R. Pelton's, in Brook
Ign, on Friday, the th Of JuIy, eOmmsnclngsA at l
P. nj. All are invited. jy4:224
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COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS N TIN BUaT
MSS TKRRIToRY
SEWING MACHINES.

FHB FLORBNOk.
LII has nsng Improvements o7s aRJ sad "A
SEWING lAcHlNESs
has the reFsrsibis fssd, feeding ths doth sithsE
bSl Ne right Or len, to gtly . seam or hasten the
snAs OF seams. Il takes four different stitches, the
LOoAi Double Lock, Knot and Double EDOt-eaoh
baing alike on both rides Of thefsbFAo. Its mo-.
Hons Ars all positive; EeWs the thiokest o. thinnask d.
kbnel without ehAngs OF tension. Hons nny ~.
Width mem, sn5, braida. qnilts, bind, fstheEl, Bnl
~ "a . rune st the same tina. a -fa
j. ". GLEASON 3 CO. Agenh
o Public Square, Cleveland, and Ho.f MsfTnl
1iopk Dstrolt. AEsnts ysatfd lsly1I.Ra
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