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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

THURSDAY, MAY II, 1856
DAILY LEADER.
TnUarDAT. NAY II. IseS.
The Great English MeetIaE.

Additional forsiga sdvicss, Of which this
mornings kilograms give US an extended
abstract, give US fuller idea of the real
depth and sincerity of the grief which Agi-
tsted the world when the news came that
President Lincoln had been murdered
The London meeting, In st. James Hall,
was eminently worthy the occasion. In
deed, in its size, in is sOlemnity and grAV-
ity and in the eslibrs Of the sentiments
and the speakers, it was q more sde-
quste, though perhaps not more spon-
tsneous, demonstration of sorrow than
sny Angle meeting which has been held
on this side the Atlantic. The hall, the
audience, the speakers and the speeches
were of character we'll behtiDg the sub
lime, the historic occasion. The sresolu-
tions, singulArly brief and simple are also
singularly appropriate and expressive.
The fact thAt many ladies appeared dress
ed in mourning, trivial IS it may appear,
is eloquent, and viii lpeak with great
force 70 every American heart. -ys -s-
Such proceedings as these reveal the
true heart Of the English masses IS nothing
which has transpired since the war broke
out. Theysho usthat, Whatever the feel
ing of the AristOcracy, the people of Esq
land are still our friends. They remove,
in great degree the feeling of bitterness
which long series of unfair acts on the
part of the British government had
created against the mother country
in our hearts. Such acts as these
greatly diminish the possibilities of war.
Men who thus sympAthize in our sorrow
can never cross swords with US. In COM
mon mourning is renewed common love,
and in the grave which has just closed, IS
we may hope, all differences and quarrels
have been buried r4a
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Monnt vernon.

The editor Of the EDsza1.gi Stay, of Salur-
dsy, describes a visit to Mount Vernon,
which he prsfsces by saying = lslasf b.
We found the places in good state oil
preservAtion. none of the ravages Of war
having extended in that direcLlon. The
scouting parties of both armies have al
ways regarded it as neutral ground, and
never violated its precincts by acts OF hos
tility. The agent of the Mount Vernon
Association remains at the mansion, and IS
a bitter secessionist, not having visited Al
exandria since the war, fnicOasequsnee OF
the necessity of taking the oath. dis wife,
however, more loyal, or less seruPulousi
sucseribed TO tie oath, and Is allowed 10
come TO the city for supplies.
The house remains precisely ss le was
four wears ago. The same table snd blank
hook for registering the names OF visitors
stands in The hall, with the key to the
French Bastlle, presented by lafayette 70
Washington, hahging over them IN It's lIt-
tie glass case, and specimens OF WOOD ana
minerals above the doors The agent
with his wife aud two or thfea children oe-
cuDv a suig of rooms on the left OF the hal,
and a few negroes inhabit the Kitchen In
the dining-hail are three Of Washington
dining-tables, and an Old fesble-toned
hsrpsichord, and tina tripod and compass
with which their ilnsIrions owner sur
vsyed the wilderness Of Lord Fairfax $
esthta. .t-,---
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AIaxinaiiian has Published = dooroo which
is equivalent to a constitution in republi-
can form OF government, establishing the
organization and forms Of his provisional
government, while the deanitive Organiza-
ton Is pending. In view Of the prsbsbil-
ity that American bayonets will soon drive
him from bis plsce and scare him back to
Austria, it does seem to US that Mr.. Maxi
milan is taking on his shoulders deal Of
unnecessary trouble. lH
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

The subscriptions yesterday to the 7;3O
loan are absolutely astounding Seventeen
millions, four hssldred and ten thousand
dollars, and eleven Thousand, nine hundred
and twenty. eight single subscriptions in one
day The 1870 loan is i'self the grAndest
monument to republican institutions of the
times, and such subscriptions as those of
yesterday and the day before are beyond
expression an amazing and triumphant
Illustration of the faith of the people in the
Republic- -atiaI .s.F -.t.l
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rann LnuIsVLLE.

.a. aaa LOUISVILLE, May 10.
The Cincinnati Pioneer Association,
brought down by the steamer United
Ststes, visited this city to day. They were
driven 10 points of interest and PArtook
of q sumPtuous repast. They were sd-
dressed By General Palmer. -. 81.
Judge Bullock, g. w. Morris, and others
left this afternoon.
The steamer ST Nicholas also brought
dowp the Cincinnati Sketch Club, who
wera entertained by their numerous friends.
Telegrams announcing the opening OF
flowing petroleum wells st Boyd's Creek,
and near Franklin, create considerable ex-
citament here.
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NEW YORK, May TO- :
The Commercials Washington speeisl
saws: The recent establishment of 3 loyal
government in Virginia having been ef-
fscted, the attention of the President is now
directed to North Carolina, and he will
sson issue a proclamation defining the
standing of thst state: 3. s.... Il =.
Considerable discussion is excited by the
significant fact that General Grant and
stsff dined yesterday with Mr.. Romero, the
Minister of the Mexican Republic, Il ...
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The American Board Of Fereign Mis-
sions has Just lost two valuable young mis-
sionaries-Mr. O. Il. Lloyd, who died at
Umer,i, South Africa, on the 10th of Feb
ruary, aged thirty-one years, and William
Wilberioree ChApin, who died at Ahmed
nugpue, India, on the 28d Of March, aged
twenty-eight. e.l-s.s
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

The grain statistics of Chicago, for the
arst four months Of the current year, show
q large falling of in Che receipts Of -four
and whest, as compared Sith last year.
The figures compare thus; ls65-Hour,
1908 bArrelp; wheat, 1921, $50 bushels ;
ls64-Hour, 256, 7I2 barrels; wheat, 2, ,ll2,-
2s2 bushels.
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The Tumble in sold.

Another extraordinary fall in the price
of gold-Ons nearly as great in proportion
to the present premium IS that from 200 TO
15O-is nov in process. The precious metal
has already declined 15 per cent. in the
past week. 1t now stands according TO the
latest adviees, st 1870, and we look to see it
touch 40 before Its downward course is
arrested. There is no earthly reason why
it should command premium Of more
than Or 10 per cent, and we confidently
expect that within six months it will fall
as low as lIO. i7't
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Ii is announced that many citizen clerks
in the Departments at Washington are to
be discharged TO make room for disabled
soldiers. This is as it should be- These
soldiers have saved the Government from
destruction: now let the Government do
It's duty by saving them from starvation.
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The AntiSlsvery Society has voted
down Mr.. Garrison's motion that it be dis
solved by vote of more than two to one.
It considered that in the questions of suf-
frago and in other important matters con-
nected with the status of freedmen 1t will
have work which viii occupy it for some
time 70 come. -
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Matters and Things In North CarOIIn.
TRaleieh Cor. New York HsraId


There are contradictory reports &c to the
whereabouts of General Wheeler. Yestar-
dsv General Johnston heard that General
Wheeler had gone to joia JEFF Davis. hot
not accompanied by any of his command
General Hood Is said 70 have gene to get
msrried. a
The principal hotel in Charlotte Is open.
The proprietor receives nothing but gold
Our officers are lending money 10 rebel
officers 70 get homo General Fitzpatrick
loaned two hundred dollars TO an old class
mate who was with him ct West Point
The rebel officers are IN very bad wsy
for money, and are using every means in
their power to get greenbacks. Stste money
is Of little account. Five dollars was pSid
this morning at one of the hotels here, in
North CarolinA money, for breakfast
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LACAAA-
6 A good story is tOld, which is pretty
we'll authenticated, at the expense of Gen.
slocum. He left Raleigh with Movers
column (Twentieth CoEps), on a road 70
the right Of that upon which DAVIS was
moving Leaving Mower near Oxford on
the I'd, be announced that he would go on
and make Oxford Court House his head
ons1ters that night, aud wait for Davis
column to arriFe up. In due time the
General srriyed, and when about TO estab-
lish his headquarters, learned that Davis
had eneampsd there the night before, and
had left early in the morning on to Rich
mond. just as WzleOtis division was
crossing the Roanoke, General Slocum
came up 70 the advance and took the sd,
vapea for some miles The General
lsuphed heartily As the friendly competi-
ton between his two corps for the honor
of bsine, first in Riehmond-Cor. N. T.
| Herald. ssflzas 'gEag Lt4r-t
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sOUrsIRxH NEWS.
NEW YoRK,

. NEh 1Ohk, ~.
A special 10 the Times, dated Washing
ton 9th, says the capture of JEFF Davis is
now looked upon by the military suthori-
ties as certain In addition TO the eircu-
lars of his whereabouts tslegrsphed last
night it is now known that Davis and the
two brigades Of cavalry with him are so
completely envslOped by StonemAn, Viii
son and GriersOu that escape is impossible.
The latest intelligence renders It probable
that GriersOn, who commands the cavalry
under General Candy, will succeed IN cap
turing Davis in his fight aernss Alabama.
The march of the homewsrd bound ar-
mics continues. -.-
Mesde's head columns had hardly made
hei grand march through the capitol Of
tRebledOm before the camp fires Of Sher-
mans legiOns lighted up the bank of the
James The advance Of Meade's corps
was to-day in the vicinity of Louisa Cou-t
House. Shermsnis four corps are expected
to pass through Richmond Tomorrow.
Sheridan's cavalry left Petersburg yester-
day 10 move overland to Alexandria. The
main part of the force will come TO this vi
einity, and probably undergo reorgsniza-
tion at once. One brigade Of cavalry will
be LETT at Lynehburg, another at DanVille
and another at Petersburg, which will pa
troll the country, preserve order and pun
ish guerillas and outlaws. .-
"
GRAKD .mILIFARY DISPLAY.
KIcHMoND, May 9.
The streets of Richmond were on Satur-
day last the scene of q magnificent and as
piring military pageant of the powers of
our great Republic and the vslOr and par
severance of its voluntary defense corps of
the Army of the Potomac. The I'd and
9TH corps on that day enjoyed the highly
appreciated privilege OF marching through
the city, for the capture Of which their
brave efforts for four years had been direct
ed, ON their tfiamphsl route to Washing
ton. 4 ~ $3.50
The I'd and 9th corps were received in
Richmond by the 24tn corps, and the NOV
ing column presented q splendid array of
so 900 man, whose steady lines, tanltless
marching, bright bsyOnets glistening in the
sun, batIle-torn and War-stained hAgs, and
all the parsphernslis of q grest army,
formed spectacle not soon TO be forgotten
bS the beholders.
1t is expected that the march from Rich
mond TO Washington willoccnpy about ten
or twelve days.
The Herald says: The Mexican emigra-
ton excitement increases. The office for
enrolment is unable to accommodate the aP-
phcants, and two more offices are TO be
opened. There is great rush OF discharg-
cd army officers and soldiers ss. o.
The Mexican General Ortega is highly
delighted with the prospects, l....--....
Ii Is said the West has subscribed large
sums OF money 10 the enterprise, and that
25,OOO men are to be raised there, to be
commanded by General Rosecrans.
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PAROLFD PKls0N ERs.

WAShINtIONt may ~
Lieutenant General Grant has issued the
following instructions to General Aueur
relative TO the disposition TO be made Of
paIoled prisoners .... ......... II.
HEADQRs ARMIES OF THE U. s., I
WASH saToN, May s.
To Major- General C. C. AHglsr, Co,adg
Dept of Washington: --
GENERAL-Pleases send all paroled pris-
oners of thelate rebel armies now confined
or detained at Alexandria, Va, TO their
homes. These whose homes were, at
the time of joining these armies, in
the States thai have never been
in rebellion, and who desire to retnrn to
them, will be required to take the oath
prescribed in the Presidents amnesty
proclamation, provided they are not ex-
cepted from its benefits. II SO excepted
thew will be detained. Those living in
Texas will be sent in charge of an officer
and landed on the west banks of the Miss
issippi river at the mouth Of Red river.
By command of -1G
q. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
rs BOwERs, A. A. q. I'D ...-.....
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nnIALoerhE AssAssIrs.
PHILADELrRIA, Nay 10

The Bulletin's Washington special says
the reporters for the public press were re-
fused sdmis. ion 70 the trial OF the sssas-
sins to-day. The consequence will be that
no particulars of the trial viii be msde
public until IFS close, except through the
medium of government authority.
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T. s. BowEEs, a. A q,


PHILADRLPHIA, May 10.
The subscriptions TO the z 80 loan re-
esiyei BY Jay Cooke to-day amount TO
SI7, ,4IO, 100, including the following sipgle
subscriptions First National Bank Of
CINCINNATI, 81, 300, 600; Second National
Bank Of De roit $l,OOO,OOO Ninth Ma
tional Bank of New York, SO, III, ,45O;
c Ci, TX, Dodge& Co, 81, 500 OO6i Robinson,
Ogden & 90, 81, ,250, 900; Second National
Bank of Boston, $i,5eO,OOO; Bank Of The
Republic, Boston, $4,000; First National
Rank of New York, 100000; First
National Bank of New Orleans, 100000; (;
First National Bank of Baltimore, 100000;
First National Bank of PhilsdelphiA
81, SOC, 900; First National Bank Of Pow
dence, 100000. There were also i, 92s
individual subscriptions for $50 and $lo0
each. aIi 10 si.c- ...a --..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

John Stuart MI, the sblest thinker and
writer on political economy living, in an
aver 20 some interrogatoEies recently put
70 him By the electors Of Bristol gave tie
following views upon the question of
suffrage which placs him in The advance
rank Of true DemoeEecy uPen this point
at would open thesaArage 70 all grown
persons, both men and women, who can
feaa. write, and perform sum in the rule
Of tbree, and who have not within some
small number Of ysars, received parish re-
hef.n
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40 lie kXECUraD.

OIACIANATI, MAy 10.
Dispatches from IndiAnspolis say thst
Bowles, Mulligan and HOrsey, leading Sons
of Liberty, who were convicted Of treason
able conspiracy, some months since are TO
be executed on the I9.h inst @ ss
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Administrator Of William Reott, deceased.
5troB e hv,Ile. MAY 10, U65 myI12 GevMonEW
AnMINIsTRATOR.s sALE-I

A DhlNl Is EkATORS SAEh In puf-
~ susncs Of sn order granted BY the Probate
CJart e OnyahoRa County, Ohio, will Gffsr for
sale at public auotian, Thu sday, the eighth
daY Of JI.aa, 1865, { two O'Clock. Z. NJ, ON the
premsa- the following real estate, situate in the
County o. Cuyahoga, state Uf Ohio, TO wits part OF
Lot No. 81, commencing on the east ltbe OF said
lot, at the northwest corner OF Finings iand
(known as the Bowen LOTT thence sontherly on
lot line till it strikes the north line OF T. hardys
land thence south erly ssid HaIdy's We line
90 land former y owned by T Clark thenes south
s75fo ard west 5 chains; thence north 1s5<o
and west Chains 81 links; thence westerly on "a
Olark's north line TO Winnings esst line thence
northerly parallel with first mentioned line 49 rods
fhenoe eastesly parallel With last me toned I
ClarEs north line to place Cf hegHnings 20 contain
thtrty-tw5 and i've thousand two hundred and
eight seven ten thoussnd'hs acres Of land b. the
same more less but snhject to all legal highways
--Apprnis d At s ,Us7. Terms Of sale, one half on
NORRIS GALLUP,
Administrator Of estate Of Joha TarTy deceaHed-
BtrOngsville, May 10th, 1875
ou11 oil fuv
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-In pur-
suanoe Of an order granted by the ProbGt )
Court OF Ouy Ahosa County, Ohio. viii offer for
Jgus 1905, at 10 o'clock A NJ, upon the premises,
the following described real estate. utuats In the
O5uaty Of Cnyahoga and State Of Ohio, 20 wit: On
los S. strOngssills township one and one-iourth
acres begin ming one rod and 6Ve links from the vest
line OF the brick house owned by T. b. Wing ave
feet south from the n. ". corner Of said house;
thence n 12o Z. 10 rods and 10 links 10 stake and
stones the zoe T. rods 10 stake and stonssi thence
north ilo K rOds I2jk Links to htaks sDd stones
tbsnce ". y rods 70 a stake and stones; thence s
l2o W 6 r5is aed % links 20 . stake and stones
fhepes We rods and u links to turs pike thence
4oE. II reds and % lirk.; thence E IL 3 rods
II links 70 piAos OF beginning.
ApprRi-od at $500.
Terms Of Eale--Une half on day OF sals, balance
in one year with interest, with interest payments
t. bes cured BE- mortgage upon the premises sold.
NORRIS Z. GALLUP,
A5minIstsatOr Of William Scott, deceased.
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The bedstsad and It's clothing pressed by
the dying President are 70 be placed IN
the Patent Office a. historical relics, to grow
more and more valuable As yesrs pass away.
Barnum thought 20 secure them for his show
bat hsppilY failed. Q
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

Henry a. Wise row claims to have been
: strenuous UniOn man, AAnd only took up
arms when forced 10 do so by the North,
70 protect Southern rights. This certainly
osps the climax of rebel impudenee.
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HUNTKD TO DEATHi
A Story Of Love and Adventure,

L suocess il il 90 Jolly, rollicklng aud adVsntu-
r5us-all fer loss-ihs Old. cid story, never ex-
hausteA. always flesh CAptsiu Ge0rges aoyen-
tur,,- On hoard The Liverpool Packet, IN New York
A. the St Eitholas, In sasatOga, at the b. OhAres
H0tsl, New Orleans, ia AustrAlia. AZ the Opera
House ia Paris. spdil in England hold you SPELL
bnuuH and amused
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

The twenty eighth anniversary OF the
Union Theological Society was held on
Monday evening last in New Yor K city.
The graduaGiDg class were twenty-five in
uunbsr. 4flrsr feErgsv.
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LOrlng's Railway Library

o,nsists ofTsioO LOst, Linnets Trial, 1ainstobe's
I5onssksspsr. Huntsa 10 Dsati-5Our better move
you never resa.
s.OLMsTEO BRO3. sell then.
LORIHG, Publisher,
. Ill -QOQ sIQ washington II Boston.
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An OId AequaiBtanee OF President
- - .gssfnstyn ra...rr la e.

JDnmSOm. ITl L1 E.H
Raleigh Corrsspon isncs N. Z HsrAld,l
In rather plain building in, this city
the present President of the United States
was born. The house was shown TO me
by the owner, venerable old lady by the
name OF Stewart, In an ecssaOy Of delight
she told me how, on returning from her
wedding tour, the .irst news she got was,
q Polly had baby" Full Of the feelings
and enthusiasm Of 3 young bride, she
rushed in and kissed and hugged the baby
+" Little thought" she exclaimed, " that
was csressing the in ure President OF the the
United States" q. ..-
aYou, then, knew his father and moth
err" ~. r.,', aoa5Ei ia i't
ayes, sir, ] knew them we'll they were
in our employ for several years H.
"H0w did they serve you s"
"Tbey we're plain hard working, honest
folks, that attended TO their business, and
nothing more .,. III. ysi ~ .'''
When leaving, the old lady said, {" How
1 would Ike to see, him, dear me; only Il
is so far; but then he would not know me
We'll, any way, / should like 70 seei
think he would grant me one little request
have a grandson in prison IN the NORTH
perhaps he'd let him come home to glad
dem my old hesrt-wOuld you mention u
TO him, sir2H .s-...r.,- s-s.f< i.,7..,
He may read this and gladden. The ok
lady by an act of elemeney.
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General Grant has sent staff officer to
investigate the circumstances of the disas-
ter TO the Sultsna, and ascertain, if posi-
bic, and fix the responsibilities for that
dreadful sacrifice of the lives OF soldiers.
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THOSE OF ATHIRD.

In conversation with them, do not
recollect that heard one single unkind
word concerning our Government. Their
bitterness is all reserved for jeff Davis and
his satellites, by whom they feel they have
been deprived Of everything valuable be-
meath the sun. It is curious fact that, IS
unprotected as they are, liable to pillage
and robbery at any moment, the universal
testimony is that Things are preferable now
to what they were prior to the advance Of
our armies. Then every man wss under 8
surveillance from which there was no es-
caps and invariably exercised in the most
disagreeAble manner. At every turn he
was obliged to produce his pass, showing
why he wAs absent from the army. In the
msFket place, at church, on the railway,
riding in his carriage, seated in bis house
everywhere he was greeted by the officials,
whJ could only retain their places by ex-
traOrdinsry zssl and efficiency in the ex-
ercise Of their disagreeabls duties-snd re-
quired to show. good cause why he should
not be placed in the trenches and fight the
hated North men. -
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The hospital statistics of the rebels,
found in Richmond, show that Lse's losses
during his battles with General Grant
from the Rspidan to the ApPomsttox, last
summer. we're tremendous. Over one
hundred and twenty-five thousand men, on
both sides, were killed and wounded IN
these bait les, of which the rebels lost be-
tween fifty and sixty thousand. Lees
arnv never recovered from the pounding
Grant gave them in that terrible en-
counter,
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DYEINc.
r5RFDERICK OYRIAx,

H.e,eh Fancy bteaul Dye works ann
Cleaning HstaohahnAoHeS
ReIVIdere Farm, East Cleveland, ana
Q6 seReoa 6treet'
orror-lO4 Seneca st., Uessla1e, o: ,,,. -,
G.ss, ~ maze this the BEsT DfE-BOUsH n
THE WEST, and ahall sPare no eaoft 70 8 - = :
In ths s.psoaf attention Of Gentlemen % he
nEPRovED FREEcH STYLE
M Us.uine or Rs.dySlRg Of nAds-uP 6arpsnis'
k1ha
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PROF EssIoNAL.

DR I'M. JOHNSON, HAVING Re-
-.,1sd bis Office TO No l4S Ontario street, over
|oi,vaIiss Bsrdware store, would be pleased 90 see
IN i,iS old patsons and - many new ones o may
olsase 10 call Particular attention pAld 20 Us
49, 49, ~ Womeo ana Ihildren, Rheumatlsm, sera-
49,. 80 Indeed to al the Is 90 which humanity
= NJ cousuIta ion fres- Once hours hom 2 20
10 Am and fnom 20 and 2 70 y. anI:zze
OTBWART, RIDDLE . co.
- - rA-u STHuAEI . SEHTSn1
AstoFneys sad OOunsellors st law
No SIl PEsgsYLvAEIA ATKEU1I
WlSHLH GPOH, d. O izf --f1.s
vgGl sttsns 90 buEiBsss in the s2pre5AIr
fsS.s5s SoSor, the eSVsraf Dapagtmsntl. the
: St6 cFHSIDH. PaTEHI sHl iAnlal bhhEA1s'
-Hst AND iB cOAeBE5as
sas. n. o sGAE4, A. e AISDEA. . a. -,
4. sslnfa -
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The Union Armies on their
Way Home.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Associated Press Report.
vORRIGN NEWS.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.

New YORK, May 10.
The steamship Asia has arrived at Hall