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MIscELLANEoUs,

PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD.-Proposals for ~
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THE eAPTURE oF MoR1LE.

The raid of Wilson through Alabama
and Georgia and the surrender of Dick
Taylor and Kirby Smith are then de-
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ment was disapproved by the President
on the list, WhiebHaizspproyaE togsthsr
with your instruction, was comnuRiea ed
to Gen. Sherman by me in person, on the
morning of the cath, at Raleigh, N. G. In
obedience to your orders, notice was at
once given by him to General Johnston
for the termination of the truce that had
been entered into. On the 25th another
meeting between them was agreed upon,
which took place on the 10th, and termi-
mated in the surrender and abandonment
of Johnston's army upon substantially the
same terms as were given Genarai Lee.
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WHY TROOPS WERE sENT TO TEXAS.
The ordering of troops to Texas is thus
explained:
Owing to the report that many of those
lately in arm against the government had
taken refuge upon the soil of Mexico, car
rying with them arm rightfully belong
ing to the United States, which had been
surrendered to us by agreement-among
them some of the leaders who had surren-
dered in person-and the disturbed condi-
ton of affairs on the Rio Grande the or
ders for troops to proceed to Texas were
not changed. +
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lmIenrRF Rob6ery In4he ON RegIon

MIglWay HODDeFy Ht1g On HesIVH
Mr.. Anderson, the superintendent of the
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tween Petroleum Center and Titusyille, on.
s~atn-Aay last to psy the Government't tax,
.wssr shot and Sabbed of $1,000 in money
and drafts butts considered not mortally
wounded. The. payments of the drafts
has been stopped As yet there is no clue
to the assassin. u
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West to s~uperintend matters there in per-
son. Reaching Washington City, I re-
ceived Gen. Thomas dispatch concerning
his attack upon the enemy, and the result
as far as the battle had progressed. 1 was
delighted all fears and apprehensions
were dispelled. 1 am not yet satisfied but
Thomas ~immediately upon the appearance
of Hood before Nashville andbefore he had
time to forhfy, should have moved out
with-his whole force and given him battle,
instead of waiting to FemOunt his cavalry,
which delayed him until the inclemency
of the weather made it impracticable to
attack e%arliear than he did but his final
defeat of Hood was so complete that it
will be accepted as a vindication Of that
distinguished officers ir1dgment-
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no sALE.-Just received and Tor sale twoSur-
Il face Plain rs. Also ior sale all the running parts
4or a Muley saw Mill; Also a shingle Machine ior
1asp.Has
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NOR SALE.-HJdse and lot No ~ Pearl-st.
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TaoR SsLF-AT A BARGAIN-A Lot S5 feet
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EOR SALE-ARA BARGAlh-Horse, Buggy
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DAILY LEADER,
G11TT G11I1T TRT-WEEKLY / WERKLI'
y. COWLEs = O0.s
EpIToBs AND PRoPklhIOii9'
Grand Harell.

a. q tbs grandest sPectscles Of the
Che Notwithstanding march OF
,bo % s+mies Of the Republic. A hspPier
a-nv probably never came back from bat
ua and victory. Unlike most soldiers,
these were not governed in enlisting BY
meresnsry or selfish motives. They feel,
therefore deeper and higher joy than
others at the triumphant close Of the war.
Their rejoicing is not only thst Of soldiers
who have won campaign, bat that OF
patriots who have saved the life OF the
Union. Their march is over ground which
their struggles have made historic and
which recalls, st every step, suggestions
which must fill their hearts with joy and
and pride. Their path is oyer the
field Of Five Forks, where gallant Phil
Sheridan won the crowning victory OF the
war. It bisscts the line, yet marked oy
the debris Of rebel bsggage-vagons, along
which the rebel army fed snd ours PuT-
sued. It leads through Richmond, tol
which they have fought and marched tOr
four long yesrs of alternate victory and
de6estzthrough Richmond and undel
Union aAgsi Il TANKS Cold HalbOr Ane
the North Anna and SpOtsylvaniA and th'
Wilderness, where year before red car
psvo and fierce battle made the swee
spring days hideouE. II crosses BY Chan
cellorsvilie and Frsdericksburg and slonl
the line of Pops's defeat to Boil Ron, ia
nous as our first if not Of greatest nation
al disaster. With what different feeling
will Meadss veterans turn Washington
ward from thst battle ground from thOs
which McDowelrs men felt In that disas
trous panic four years agol al''a5 =
Thus, in the bright sunshine OF Nay
over a country in itself full Of romano
and beauty, made sacred by proud an
thrilling memories, the soldiers of RsPuh
lie march back from their battles, proud Q
the victories they hove won, glad to behol
the lsnd which they have wrested iron
traitors moved by 8 solemn memory of tn
desd comrades whose dust has hallOWe
the earth beneath their feet but with Joy
tul faces set stsadfAstly toward their home
where loved friends and grateful nsho
await their coming.
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Tbe !ate rebel Governor Of North Caro-
Ina, the magnnoquent rhetoric Of whose
proclamations at the time, when Sherman
was about. 70 enter the stste, dAzaled and
stunned the North, has taken q new tack.
Unawed by his threats and uncouvinced
by his log, sudsciOusSherman proceed
ed, in the very testh of his prOclAmations,
to occupy Fayetteville, GOldsbOrO and
Raleigh, and to compel the surrender Of
Johnston's army. Vance, therefore, deter
mines TO Htry, try again" he is out with
new proclamation, this time in 8 slightly
different key. He now prOclsims that the
rebel government is at an end, ,and that fur
fher resistance to the armies Of the United
States has become vain, and after setting
forth his views and purposes coolly declares
athst under God I win do all that mAy be
in my. power to ssttJs the government of
The state, to restore The eipl GafthO-ityis her
borders, and to further the great ends Of
peace, domestic tranquility, and the gener-
81 welfare of the people"
This precious document is dated At
Greensboro, WhIther ' 5Iice n5U IrUlr our
advancing columns Is they moved upon
Raleigh upon the 2sth ult. several days
after the arrangement between Sherman
and Johnston, permitting rebel Governors
tocosinue in power, had been hEAlly and
explicitly rejected by our army. Il is
therefore selfcontradicting. If the au-
thority of the United States Is reasserted
in North Carolina, that doubly traitor
Zebnlon B. Vance is no longer Governor
of that state. The sooner Vance finds this
out the better. He might As well under
stand frst ss last that the Confedersey il
played out, that rebels and traitors no
longer rule the South, that the Union is re-
asserted and that Union men shall heAee-
forth rule the Southern states. Other reb-
el Governors have had the pOliteness to
leave their states when the military were
driven out Of them. This precious scoun-
drel, after our armies have undisputed
possession of the entire state, issues his
proclamation IS though he we're still at
Raleigh and JEFF Davis still st Richmond,
both protected by powerful Confederate
armies. ...
The fact is, there is no more dangerous
and blatant rebel in the whole South, not
even excepting JEFF. DAVIS and Robert &
Lee, than this same Zebulon B. Vance.
BE gained office by the votes of the Union
men of the South, pretending to them that
he would resist the usurpstions Of Jef6sr-
son Davis, and turn against the Oonfsders-
cy the doctrines of State Rights and Secs
sion which we're ita fundamental ideas.
into Office under this pledge, he
basely betrayed his supporters and became
the most plant tool of the COnfederacy.
He never protested against a single one OF
jeff Davis arbitrary acts, nor against any
of the thousand insults which the Oonfed-
erscy offered to his State and the soldiers
from it. He hss been q malignant lying,
fawning rebel, and We hope that he may
be hung, as he deserves 1f7i
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DENTISTRY.
nR HAILIWBLII d sURoEoE DENT

nR. HADBIWELI1 SURGEON DKNTRT,
lCrespsctfully announces 70 the public generally,
that he has removed from his old Dental Rooms on
the Public SquA e, to his own Block, s. Michigan
street, where be has ftted ap beautiful suits of
Rooals, aud is prsparsd TO meeLand wait on all
Old and new patrons VINO may please 70 favor him
with call -'- III - 'l lr
ARfIFIDIAL TEETH Fixed on an Improved
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OF all. Aoknnwledg-o b. The Profession generally,
fog their heanty, StrenTh and Durability. Every
one that ssas them discarG their Ofd sets, n able.
h--Only one visit necessary 10 have g set COM
pleteds at No IS Michigan street, north side
ond door rom Ontario and foot OF Prospect street,
Oievelapd. tmySl A. B. HALLIW Ell, NJ. D.
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NEW .MUsIC.-FUNERAL MAhCH, TO
IN the memory Of Abraham Lincoln, the Msrtvr
President. BY Ms. Y. A. Parhhurst. Author ~
r ehmoad ts Oar, aThe eoldisr's Dying Fase.
web" 'sOh iend me one Flower from 3 Grave -
''ho slave beneath that Starry Flag" etc. This
march is very solemn and impressive Price 40
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Exeeution Of Traitors.

The Indiana "Scns of Liberty the
ring.leaders of 9 conspiracy TO assassinAte
Governor MortonI and inaugurats war in
Che North. who were convicted Of treason
nv court.martisl some time ago, and have
since been imprisoned, have been sentenced
20 be hung, on the 18th inst. 1t is under
stood that this was the original sentence
ofthe court but that our murdered Presi-
dent in the kindness Of his heart, had
either postponed or commuted il. The
order to proceed with the execution is one
1Sthe first practical demOnStstsOns Of Pres
Ian. .Jobnson's policy tkat Treason murt
sb.msds odious." We hope that there
wil Be no backing down from this policy,
bnt tbst persons duly convicted Of treason,
both South and North, mAy receive the
nunishment for their crime which the law
provides. is11li .lli3sa.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

Especial Di patch to the Cincinnati Gaz, tie. ]
- INDIAN POLLS. Mav 9.

INDIAEAPOIIs, May 8.
The order for the execution of Bowles,
Milligsn and Horssy reached the military
authorities to-day. They are to be hung
BY the neck till they are dead, on Friday,
the 10th inst. Great excitement prevails
among the friends and relatives of the un-
fortunate men, and an immense pressure is
being brought to bear on Governor Morton
to induce himtointerfere in some way. He
hssno power, however, to stay the pro-
eesding if be would. Mrs. Bowles was
here to-day and had long interview with
heSsh1aband, in which he told her his time
had come. She left the prison crying Bit
terly. 20 Ela III -. - /
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DR.. @. B. LIGHTHILLS 8 first visit TO
Ohio was induced by numerous spplica-
tions for treatment from parties unable TO
visit New York for that purpose, and who
can not be successfully treated except alter
8 personal examination. His practice has
been SO successful that he has repeated his
visits to Cleveland several times. Still he
finds that it is slmost rs difficult for some
parties desiring his service, 70 visit him at
Cleveland, that in compliance with the re-
qests of many citizens, he has consented,
before returning 10 Europe, TO visit several
central points in Northern Ohio, making
Cleveland his headquarters SO that all who
desire can consult him.
For the past twelve years DR.. Lighthill
has paid exclusive attention TO the treat
ment of deafness and catarrh in its vari.
Gus forms. He has prscticad in New York
and other principal Eastern cities, where
until few months past, he was associated
with his cousin, DR.. Z. B. Lighthil, and
together, they have acquired standing
which has earned for the "Lighthin In
stisute' its present great reputation.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

The President, by proclamation, has re-
cognized Gov. Pierpont, as Governor OF
Virginia. The latter will establish him.
self at Richmond, and proceed 10 extermi-
nate secessionism, and re-estsbliSh loyalty
The President has also issued proclsms-
ton notifying foreign Governments that
allowing pirates the privileges OF theil
ports viii be followed by the exclusion o.
the vessels of such powers from our ports
and the adoption of such other measures 81
may be deemed necessary by the Govern
msnt of the United States s-li-sa g
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The damage to the SOuthside Rsilr cad is
immense, much of it being the result Of the
orders Of Extra Billy Smith. Of the so
called High Bridge, twelve miles from
Burkesville, structure l2s feet in hight
and 2,45O feet in length, 45o feet have been
burned. The materials TO repair 1t VIII
have 70 be brought from Baltimore. a
bridge at Farmville, eighteen miles from
the Junction, has $50 feet, and another
mile or two further on $50 ieet destroyed
The bridge across the James five milei
from Lynchburg, 672 feet long, is entirely
destroyed, IS are also several smAnel
bridges, the whole making an sggregab
of l 922 feet. ...
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-11

Receipts INTO the treasury of the Parent
Society, $43,O6s 80; expenditures, $780,
223 81; leaving bslsnce in the treasury
Of $6S43 50. Against this, however, is q
contingent liability of over $4,000. -,
Receipts of branches and auxilisries,
estimating three of them, not yet reported,
by the last years receipts, $34269 II.
Total receipts, $77, 1897. 81 ~
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The cavalry Of the army of the Potomac
Is 70 be disbanded Sberidan's cavalry and
also the cavalry forces Of the West are tc
be reorganized and consolidated, and the
entire body, numbering 100000 men, all
under the command of Sheridan, are to be
distributed in divisions through the rebel
States. A portion will be stationed West
of the Mississippi.
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DAVID W. CAMP. MARY CORRTT

L. Urstta Gorbit, NinsIoW Corbit, and Marv
Coroit are hereby notified that on the 9Th daY Of
April 1867, s'arins Adams, Executor OF The y hi
OF Emily Camp deceased, lats OF CuyAhogN conn
y Onio filed his pc iton In the Court of Common
i rieaS q sald county the orJeos and prayer OF
which ptt'ion y to obtain from said @. urt a IN
dieiai construction Of said sill, which shall a.
thofizs and empower said Adams as such Rxeru-
tor ana frus es ueder said viii, 70 sell the real -
sste named IN said viii, and for such other relief A.
equity may require. kAid parties are notified 10
answer said Position on or beiore the 18th day Of
June 1885. L PRENTISS.
aa----e Attorney for Plaintiff
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