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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Sefdnntu1acbun0.
@ertauf BON Irmees WfauItbiere'i.
Gen. Quar- tier III etf DtiteFI
Walbtns.cn, .. &, 70. g!at 1863


Gen. QudrttermetferE price,
@alttnstcn, .. q, 28. g'at 1861
8ieIe "a ufsnb Maultbtsre :per0fn 1871 ~
@n f5tn9tcn tn Autttpn %certautt. .,&a.s
Mase NIT Der WetutttOn Der @rnifs rsSuetrt IT, ipfiFeS'ss'
l6uea ee6tebt. ...r,. ,,S
bpn Sc pfotd ptelsi6t 4O00 Der i6Gnten le@ss
fpdnntSen ID GaIttter- @efpaRne !" 0H
Melt. ...o
Ttterc ~eeiauft, be8lettctrn Die Grreen aut III tpTeh 9!aE'
fpen unb S~elbIneern, fnb ba6er bur6rea Sreltrt an SIEs'
pasen sew6bnt CABIN unb frennSlta, Do tie 70 lah6e NJ" SPF
baten bebanSelt rureen. ms..
Dem ernseu Slben m%anseIt ss an Etieren fur ZEN |dst'
Ban unS ebenIp erIitt aud FER Noreen etnen @erlEF paSuf~'
tas bic Ebier re 3ur Mrrnet gsbradt purhen.
S4sfe 3bteIe werbeu test tn bffentItGer MutttpH psrtaat!.
Sie uerbsn tbren rabreu 9Dere burfaus Mot brtn9en UNI
fOi6f @eleoenbett fur Barmer ;ur @rIdneunS bon &rbsttss
Tbteren, frpie fir gtrtbdnbler, I'M cute Spetniationet M'
hurd au MAIDEN, bas tie ~btefelben antaufen uHS TN 9uSsH
tpteber D~ertaufeA, btetet fa ME ntefer bar.
NP. g. ARet6st
1iun1Wh 6. QYl., Sreret Sen. NidtOr'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Der berid,tste eiisnbabmumfau i'm sseaen.

2UutspiIGe, 26. Suli. 9ie @isens
tbImer oes Stem Nlbunp v2ebser", wel@e 3ets
tung suerlt Den 8eri6t pOn Dem Giienbabnun>
fall auf Der ObiOzWhiiiiiippi 8abn bradte, ba=
ben ertldrt, bub ite jene Nu9ridt BON einem
GpnOutteur Der 2ouisuiIez, Stem gllbanp@ unb
@incinnati=8a bn unb BON 8aiia9ieren erbalten
baben. Ser 8eri&t mag iibertrieben fem, bod
partet man auf peitere Gin5elnbeiten.
Sine 9epei6e beS 9rdiibenten Der b~etreffen=
ben 8abn S. GrispplO, an Die Stem OOrter
9reIe, ertIdrt Die gauge Gei9i6te fir cine
Gnte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Radsebr rcs Sea. gicfsIs.

New=gprt 26. Stunt, = Der Opfr.
SuntSoi(e pp1t Qlspintpaa 1T an9etCmmen.
Inter ieiuen Y~aiaeieren befanp liG Sen.
Sidels unO Stab, ippie bic MannlAaft bes
se16eiterten DampferS n0Olbem &ule."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Der yf0tionol= Seuer= Werii6crun0s
NDmnnonic.

aIttmpre, 5. SJnnt 1865.
Der gratb Der Direftpren hieIer Gpunpdsuie bat INTERN
~teutteen Datum etne Gtpibenbe BON benz G0pitaI-St tod be-
Ter . pmpaenie BON tretjebn Yrp3ent fur bic lesten 6 WpnGte
ertldrt. 8ebu YrpJent bdSpn fur tie NftieH. Sntaber unb
bret Yrs1ent fir ben 8ui6ue-8 pub, satItdr an nnb mad
Wpntae BEN IL. Stunt.
0te OReeierunes- Sidats- unb StGbtfeuernb Der G%pu'paSntt
Enb beJdbIt.
Die nebertrossbaaer bleiben bis gum IL. bS. sef4GrFen.
SIM Muftra9 q. 8. 2anbtS, SER.
Cni6-1wF u. 2tpidt)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
csm @eptember 1864 fanO cine reitere

SIM September 1864 fano cine Ipettere
2ieb1ua TAFT, unp paS Neinltat am l. SfcS.
mar fOlgenoes:
Die gauge 3abl, fir wel&e ge3Osen lpnroe
&c. 1882
;3abl Der @eSOsenen II, llnteriuften lO2, l32
GntlaIen ala 1mtau9li6. 80. >. $685.
GntlaIen tpesen anperer url aGen :. 1857
Sn ben Oienlt traten ......... l9,O58
SubTituten Itellten 1850
Die Netrutirltn9 1T pen Nebeaenltaatett
~lieferte feine 70 siinltisen ytelultate, ME bic
lpYalen @%cuSerneure ermartet batten. Mm |.
Npoember itellte ii6 f%plscnpes SerbaltntB
berau8 f.
3abl Der aneeltelten Msentem 49,. l,Olo
@nsabl Der BON linen ~erlan9ten Grap~
pen z,0oA
8ecapitulattpn
Der in Dent Dient sernu lterten Nfannlaaften
fir 1, 2 unp 3 Sabre 5tpil6en ]. Soy.
1868 unb 1. Soy. 1864 flr bic
%Qanparntee.
&plpntdre, ,petEe uno farbt9e in
lpYolen aStaaten pom /. STOP.
1863 tis /. gos. 1864 4O2,69s
Sol, farbi9e, in pen inlur9trtet
Staoten ~refrutirt pom l.. San, LII
1864 bis Is. Sftpber 1864 22,l43
8efruten fit Die resuldre @rmee,
spilGen l. San, 1864 unD 81.
Sftpber 1864 1881
&eteranen, welde li6 trteper an
,rerben lieBen opnt /. 9ipS. '63
bio /. Soy. 1864 ~-- 136,5O7
Gesoaene unp Gubfitutcn. 80. 1850
65O,769
2lnpertungen III Die Marime 8pi=
.i6en "a. 6ebruar 1864 unO |,
0oyember 1864 22,93O
Mnrerbungen in pas WartnecprpS
pom "a. 8ebr, 1864 bis /. Soy. .isz
1864 1853
eeus1iG Es.#1 Z. att E- gsu.e ----
675,452
Gin GROCER 4beil, TAFT 10000, Der in
1861 utp 1862 in ben Otenlt 9etretenen
Mannidaft murOe lpater untauslt6 gefunpen
u1D entlalen. ..i
(SGlub fplet.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Demt7d9eS Nrbeit8s Nad5tDetfnmoSs
Euream,
Xhnme8itrn6e Mn. ~

p, nnter AufF&t Der rDeuH&en @eIenf6aft".
Aue Dteieuteen, tuel&e teutf@e 5anbntrter, Mrbetttf rDt'
Dien1tndbbtu III be1HdftisNa tpInfben, fCpte oue beutfAt
Arbestfu&enbtn rp1en N@ perf5nli@ rbtr TT f~raniirttn grte
Ten an ben Nsenten Der 0eeG fbaft Srn. s. s. 9D eIItn8.
tpf. Fr. So 9bdmes6r., Wenhsn. useIbtT nnentaelbIt& aus
wuft evttefIep @iVk (D
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Mu6UcrFnuf
Mu8DerFnMf
DON Spnnens unO &egen S6irmen, Beiti6en,
-: g. .. O0 .ko.; .I,o., .,~ q -L~,En4,o~, Ao.foIko-

BON Spnnens unO &egen S6irmen, Beiti6en,
St1den u.s. ateriolien sur 6abritutiOn berielben.
Da Id in rudtGtsIpIer N1etfe bCn sirer artern Sc
f6aftsmnnr aus rem TEN MIR felt 1858 benIsten unS In
Dttetbe ~sebnlteGen 9pfdl ytu, 235 90, baltimore 5trafe pers
trGnet murbe unt rem sufO[se eenStbtSt bin, lheinen edrien
ben. pel6tr treenb rines In mstn @eftaft etHi&ldaenten
Mrtitels betnrf I'D rnttn erpB's ub fersfdlrts ensqswdbles
9osrr BON Spd3terfEfeu, feBeR d t EN-
(pSn Setpt, Gingbarn Hnb @aprnrpaer3eu1l Spruen0
@trme pettf6e n Gler Art II 9ruden &C.
~aniuiebrr.
GeI6dft4leute made i'd ~teIsnbers auf nteIue @9rrdtbe fur
ftnbetn unb RatsriaE fir Ieseni&irme, aaimfrtfan.
Nan ipre4e botb Dor, ia i@ ~eGn6tbi8t BIN, es ecfal 10
fGnel ais m6eltG an rdumca. Sntern t6 fur bs mir bts'
Ter c~rrieftne 3utrduen baufe rerbe Id mit beffrtben, I'm
SALE i'd rinrn PATHFINDER aaten faNau fpltt, tAilte aud tn
Der 3utanft gu re6tkrtisen.
granctS 8eetIer,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
IL 81 UofmLel0en.
Bur 8eadDtuno fir Scarce.

Stne nnobb6Hese, it'd gut ~rentirente Sbufe ptnf6t bee
St9enfpunt.r ~eerlelben ne3en @efAdftSserGr beruna AT sinen
Seelloeten Sebrer unter biIiaen 8ebinsungen au %serfauftn.
g6pE 3u ~erfraSen In Ger GDefer 3 fee. Y(27ian-s)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
St1nct@ UetpIeFt
so. 235 gDea 8altimorefrdbe.
-gserfauf son Nfeaiernnas.NferSen.

Generals mathematician, l. Dt9ifDn,
Waibtngtpn, %. Mat 1865.
Nuf 5HentltHer &utttpn rGrten an ieiert ter ra1Tepene
6s,et&ueten Orte ie srueibmnSert GGpGllerte' %fcrSe
on ren Nteiltbietenhen p%erfet9ert.
Gilmore Wib, %. Stunt 1855.
VtttSburs a, Ra, 9rnrerfae, %. Stunt 1868.
SIR Gtraben- unp 6arm- TubtTerte tuO bteIe e%srielrea
Iebr gut %seetsret.
beetnnt jete Smal uni 10 nbr @RrrnittasS. SabIan8 baart tn
Der. ct. Nrten.
SdneSG ttn,
(iuuI-29) @rep. 8ria. Gen. In gGarss, !. Dir. QNtGS'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Grdufrcid,.

Ser Safer tUurbe bel feiner @adtebr nu6
garis am 10. sunni nit grOBen Gutbufiasmus
begrabt.
Ser Prin5 NapoleOn mar ni6t sur 8eoris.
ung oes &aiiers 9etOmmen.
9as 3ertpirfnib Swii6en benz Safer ullo feis
nem Better fol- bur9 Elm 3~peites 9anbbiQet beg
&ailerS an ben 8rin3en befelti9t wOroen fem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Neneite Ma6ri9ten.
Selegrapbirt fir 6en ,,8altimOre @eder"
Die WanniSipaImabI I'm georfon.

Sort MOnrCe, 25. Stunt. Sci
Der Mfuni3ipalwabl in NOrfOlt am Samltaq
iparee Sr, 39Os. g. 2abb gum @aYur aee
pdblt.
Sm @benowttbs STE tauratiDn fanb oeItern
@benD cine S6la9eret ltatt, tppbet Elm Wiann
Namets Safeman cur6 be 8rut ae16ulen
w1rbe, @am apetfett al ieiner @ieperber<
lteaung.
Der Neger G6arles q. Dpdert9 wuroe
am OOnnertas auf bic Antluse ~Ser6aftet, eli
mem Glert tn @nt. Nlppb9'S Store $4,000
seltpblen gu 6aben. @eltern Nbenb 9etanb
er baS Gerseben unp als er auf bent @eoe
mad @amp 5amilton mar, pas @elp at 1u-
hen, 1pran9 ct iber cine Bride 1nb er-
trant.
Die &rtessi9aluppe Capitalization ptrD in
Der YortsmOntb Nap9 garb gu etnem S6ul
S4if un%t9epdnpelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
S6uGma6erz @eI6Gft at serfouFen.
Wirthi@oft gu perfaufen.

Vh SNubna9er.Qei9d I'M MitteIpuntt Der Statt unb
III Der Office beS GDtder. fSin,ifn3
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26

Gtne gut etneert9tete gStrttf6nft nit 8agateu un6 boy
peter 1e9slGabn 1T MISUNDERSTANDING balber ipfcrt sn
Settaaaten. NaGiutraeen ia g. Spwarbfr., Gde bpn Glul-
pettnhr. fitr0G g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
@p aIsSfeatcrnueSsM eentur.

Orittc Wusoabe Der .. st. 7-3O 9trtet;:
a~uSeeseEen inter benz Datum bonn Is. Suit 1865.
9ablbor tret Sabre bonn Datum tn %san9boren GeISs Srer
~einI6sbar, mad QGunfh bes SefSers, tn
g. 81. $50 feds Nrp3. GOIC ~soblenSe Sl1iteI''
g8tr Fnb jebt berrtt. Subiertpttpnsn c%nt8eeen gu nepmrn,
Gttustt& her Sntsrelien bts sum 10. Suit Dteie'Sea peF-
ben am l. Stunt fertiS icin. ~
Otefestfbt BITE etn5tss @nGetbe I'm MART,
10 el@ebte &eeteran8 %Dffertrt nnN tfrt SrESE"
8prtbetIe nnadsn fe 81 Der
er6bten pCpuldren Inleibe beS Bodies.
Dtr erlaubfn BITE ltli&e gpnmtTFpn auen Sant'h, Uants
Hers unS NebSlern Iub lteftrn bic Noten trt an ust"'
etatn StetI hes 9anbeS. Wdn neIbe fb iotprt bet
Sebruter We&tmt
HS@de Baltimore n. Galpertfr;n.
tuaat22S) Subieripttpns.Ag SalHmSte, VA
Soeten erIdienen:
Die Bert AfTuma SeS StaatsS Mfarplano
ttn htgtf&sr SPra@th
taSao s. g. SsnntsRGssJ}Sgnr,t,t er
-! TIr ben A. SnIt!N
Seuerperte,
6la9sen,
Gbinefi6e 9uternen &C.
1bpIefale uni Getatl. ~
"a . %. tet~ntdht
(iun14 81 70 30. Baltimprefr" @de 3rtFoIsns @usS
" 0pnuccticut SeeS CUTTINGS ~
'S SpftPb@ Sr6tsr!.o.
1wr,A II Grdamds VJSss nn6' @SntoHe.
Tiir QKSirtbe.
8cReu $ imbeer. g truP robltbne6en0 NV
f&Snfarbts, ttbe SDO%t frti$ per %aae -; ...s.,.r
} 24mtsu.t2urw) srestri3 Spas, ssastnabsr ssssssrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Wirtbiha1t Su perfaufen.
Wirthihoft III nerfnnfen

etue br bsftn Wtrtbi4aften i'm WtttelsunFte ter Gtakt
III gu ~pertduten. MGheres 81 ~ertraeen SO. So G~amtenfr..
2 Greppen trG, ({anpb{l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Gsrimtlidher Nerfauf
rpn
nrunO2inSfrpipm 6r,tnhpinpufhuut

Der rlntsrSei6nste nirb am 80 prtaeI ben 3. SUIT
b. S. nm flnf lbr gtd6nittass ar Srt unb stsue has an
Der Subieite ron SUatneftraBe ~eele8ene @runbfud nit ~
hbdtsern Q~0pbnbaus (Np. 1913 9pIItnSfr. ~ Silent.
lid oerfdufen.
Das @ruutfiif bat etne Trpnt BON Is SuB nit elmer Itefe
BON 1872 sue gu SrpSittase unb 1T erunt3tn8fret.
benz @ertauf uub Zen 5tef NIT 3inisn in 3 unb 8 Mpnnten
Dber tdS edn3e Gauf aeib baar. Mle barnuf t~aftenben &ts
saben werben ts gum gerfaufsta9e bejablt.
Mler1nber @ptff,
@urdicr
o ant. s. cover, Nuetr xa'pr.
(ini2i 49, 9g30jii1&3) tGDrreip. trttte.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Uer(onat u!lO aelud5t.


0~crIono4. $40 @dt6en Fin Der Baltimore 6epp
N|]t""Nl" Sftrt 8actptp, 129 2trtnetDnftr, gu arbet'
ten. 2Sbn So Dollars. (N)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26

@tne Hetne ater gut etneert&tete @trtbftdit nit 8asateu
ii lpfCrt biuts 5u nerfdufen, neil Ter Gt1 utburtsr Elm ON.
seres @eiSalt nbsrnebten rirb. gta&t aftagen IN Der 81
IUe eo XOfHer. ffnunMN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
3u perfaufen

IsaSHd 9Gs Saus eeeenfbtr FER Baltimore Il SEip
-4Giienbdbn, WS. lac 2~eefraee, pa1enb fur cine 2e,
faurattOn Cter goarbinetaus. DaIielbe lit tre'aBfts ut
NIT Gas unb g6a1Ier ~berieten. Der Stda TN btnsern so
raunt bat &nua fur fanf pferte. gu relten bel 5r sim
mons, lac 9eefr. (30mdt4pl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Cine pprtbeiIbofte @eleopnhpit

btetet I'D Dernientger, meG&er eine @lrtbI6aFt at fa%feu
sslessn, unb srfreut I'D elmer ausseget6aettn &untfbaft.
Def Srunb beS Sertauis 1T ber, neil Der @igeatbaner opn
dteeren Sfihaften gu teEr tn NnIpruG senpmnen TT.
Oie GrpeGttiOn hes 9latteS Gilt n1here Oil afnrft Lfr-sl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Spn 9apannab.

Wew@ Dcrf, 26. Suit Der Oampfer
Carolina brinat NaAriGten pom q, aus
Saoannab. Der Saoantab Seralb iast,
DaB bic Central Gtlenbabn Gpmp. einen Gpn=
trait ab9eldlcien BAT, fir pas gsieperbauen
pOn 46 NletIem ibrer Sabn Spn Sapannab
mad Maepn. Man Iast, Dap bic Nlrtett I'M
nerbal6 80 Gasen 9etban ietn lpQ.
Die Sddlpnpille 6la. l1nipn pom II. lagt
Sin She'll npn Self. Davis 9rtSat9epdd
lit nabe @aineSsile 9~efunOen pprben. @s
linp 21&tlten It,. l Softer, pelder Stele pt6tt~
&c Napiere unb pripatbriefe entbdlt. Der
gSaeen, welGer bieie Wesenltdnpe entbielt,
iGeint Dent Sli6tltugen ppraus getOeien uap
Damn ais Davis ~9efangen, perla6eh wprpen
at iein.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
Ofasiere bic pOn Sss SIrmee e~ntIofen ,pprhsn.

Wa1Btn9tOn, Is. Stunt. - Sine
neuereO rbre oe5 &rie9Spepartements bettmmt,
Dap Nrmee Sff3ieren, bic iummart16 entlaI2
len i%puroen, tpern le ii9 an ben @eneral=Npz
1Htant Der @rrnee ipeapeu, 9eltattet lein 1pG,
Tyre Sadie SDr Elm &rie969eriat au b~rtngen.
SOllte fetn General rte9S9ert9t in Sibuna
letn, 70 fol- III Dem Department., uber benz
Corps, tt Incident Der Angetla9te 5alebt bten=
te, etn &rie9sgert4t sebilpet lperpet, tpenn
oteler ntdt btnret6enpe grinpe Sprbrinet,
bic unterlu9nng anper8tpp DprSune6men.
Dies 1T cine le4r wiGttse Srpre unb fur
Stele Sff3iere, Die li@ betlast boben, unae-
re@terpetle e%ntlalen tpDrpm 5u letn, BON arO=
6et ct1terelle.
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Cine r,erf~HrSise 8Orteruns.

Setm S@abamt fol- in oOriser @pGe zine
Nefnung Dpn $500 fir 8etten, 8ett tellen,
2epptde ictpie fur Septenung int 5aul e Der
10. Strobe, Tprp5 9beater seaeniber, in
wel6em pralipent Sincpln farb, etnaerei6t
wprben fem, ais Ser9Ituns, Dap man bet ie<
nem un9litdli@en gret9ntde bas Saus sebn
Stutpet lang Der l1nt9ebuns peS @rGfpen=
ten lberlteb. @enn man erwdst, Dap pie1es
6ar5 bel Braiipent 2tncDln6 9et9enbesGae=
ntB unp tet Der grpben 8eoue betra9tlt6e
Belt Dem Butlttum 9esen etnen @tntrttt5=
preis BON so Ste. a Berlpn geGfnet mar, lr
er16eint btele 5prberun9 mod niht bepe1.
tend.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-26
675.452

Gin GROCER 4beil, fat 10000, Der in
1861 uni. 1862 in ben Dtenlt setretenen
Mannldaft rurOe lpater untausli6 gefunpen
uutD entlolGn, .5
(SHluB fplat.) s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

Sx2nuT CoUETY.-The Summit Beacon says
that the water tank of the a. & G. ". R. R.
at New Portage was accidentally burned
about two weeks ago. Loss about $500.
Also on Monday night, January 9th, the
extensive Pottery of Mr.. Jacob Welch, with
its ,ntents, was entirely consumed-sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
Loss about 81, 900. No insurance.
The same paper says:
The Annual meeting of the Union Aeri-
cultural and Mechanic Art Society was
held at the Richfeld Liberty Hail, on
Monday, January 9, 1865, at which the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
President-AndreW Hale, Bath.
Vice Presidents-Hiram Hart, Richfeld !;
Allen Welton, Boston, Henry Iugham,
Brecksville; Geo. Kirk, Bath; T. s. Starr,
ROyalton; Joseph Couch, Hinckley; G. H.
King, Granger.
secrstary-R. C. Ellsworth.
Treasurer-C. ". Wood.
Board of Prsmiums-L. J. Parker, Hinek-
ley Charles Bangs, Royalton Jared
Barker, Bath Joseph Rinear, Brecksville;
Erastus jackson, Boston L. L. Strong,
Richfeld.
Auditor-B. q. Wood.
Trustees-L. L. Strong, Orrin Miller, G.
L. Dustin.
By motion of the meeting, the Eighth
Annual Fair of this Society will be held on
the 9th, 2sth and 29th of Septem ber, 1855.
By order of the Board.
R. c. ELLSWORTH, Sec'y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

AFFAIRS AT THE SOLDIERS HoME.-Since
January I'd, 1l65 soldiers names have been
registered at the Home in this city, and
have beenfurnished 100 meals.
About sixty came in on the Wednesday
evening Toledo train, and stopped over
night at the; Home. The beds will accom-
modate only forty men. A score had to
take sleep where they could find it. There
is not enough sleeping room in this estsb-
lishment, and it should be enlarged forth
with. There should be fully one hundred
beds, but in order to have that number, full
forty feet must be added to the building.
Forty cOnvalescents under guard arrived
Wednesday night from Detroit, en- route
East. There were four deserters among
them, chained together,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

RALPH WAI-ao F.Hzasox.-Mr. Emerson
leaves this rAsrniaE for Pittsburgh, where
he viii del.iyaE a lecture this evening. His
next appointing mt is at Chicago. He will
Iead tf.ere his six lectures on American
Lile' recent ~ delivered in Boston, bsgin-
ning on u Q evening of January Goth, ac-
eofalAs co the announcement of the Chicago
4T'e| ne. He repeats them also at Mil
"" Ikee.
He gave lecture or "Msnners" at War
,ren wednesday night, and as there is
something comical connected with the
ordeal of introduction, which Mr.. Emerson
went through without the movement of a
single muscle of his face, we will mention
the circumstance as 1t was given us by a
spectator, gentleman from Warren. The
chairman escorted the distinguished lee
turer upon tho platform, rose andannOunced
that ''it gave him great pleasure to intro
duce to them Walph Radio Emersen,'-
when it occurred to him that the name was
slightly mixed, and so he tried again, and
a third time, but with no better success
han on the first trial; it was still "Wslph
Rsldo Emerson" whereupon universal tit
terAug over the house ensued, with the ex-
cersion of the martyr (whOse stOical doe
trines stood him good serviee) and his self
exasperatsd exeoutiOueE. The lstter's cha
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MoREING LEADER OFFICE,

THuRssDAT, Jan. 18th, 1855.
We ara permitted to note 9 little better fss'ing
among regular Bankers In currency, and an i'm.
proving disposition to discount for regular eusto-
merI, though oaIy such can procure any favor, the
supply not yet being sufficient to justify any ex.
tsnsi Of the line to borrowers, beyond the limits
Of those whose claims are backed By rome obliEA-
tion on the part Of the Banks. On the street,
however the striuseney is still manifsst and pri-
vate Bankers are eonhning themselves to a strict
counter business. Exchange Is also very close bat
demand is light. Selling rates are shade easier.
aenOW quote at 4 Of buying AMI par selling for
currency.
The operations Of renewed peace rumOrs upon
Che Gold market Influenced another tumble to-day,
and steady and rapid decline was noted from the
opening, private diF Fatobes reporting q most pan
icky feeling in Wall and Williams streets, partieu-
larry IN Railway shsrss, which fell on largely.
The fact Isl the present military IisuAtiOn is such
as to give little h7pe to the "buu" interest, and
though their Efforts doubtless prevent more de-
ciisd tumbIing of infatlons on all sides than Oo-
ours, they cannot avert the downward tide, and
with the COLLAPSE OF the Southern OonssdsrAey,
which does not lo9k st present very remote, comes
their reiribution. Gold viii probably fall fa ZOO
and there perhaps pause for 8 time, hut that its
ultimate and early fate is still lower we have no
COubt and as 1t Is becoming every day more Iensi-
tive to the touch Of the military wand, those who
would not have their fingers burned should keep
sloof from 1t. By the afternoon dispatcher the
opening rate was reported OF 2l43<, declining TO
2ll5S and advancing and closing at 2l217921s.
Subsequent Dispatches to Bankers reported at 80.
Our lsr dispatches this evening give the clos
ing rate ~ 21o1E.
Government Stocks fell oE slightly in New York
to-day, and closed with less hrmness. Rates here
are somewhat unsettled, and We quote nominsllg
as follows: EOS coupons, 1OT1< buying and lo91S
sellingi 6's Oflssi, ITO buying and liz selling.
Railway Shares experienced 1 decided decline to-
day, and Gloss weaker. CAP. fell 6; Fort Wayne
2zs; Illinois Central ~; Northwestern ~; Erie
Il; Reading B.; Michigan Southern s35S; Michigan
Central %.
We are Informed that the Commercial Bank,
Merchants Bank and City Bank, ofthis city, viii
! soon re organize under the National Banking sys'
tenn. We shall bo abe to give particulars in day
or two. :
The Second National Bank received subseriT ION
to the 7-sO Popular Loan yesterday and to day to
the amount OF s7s, ,2CO.
The following table shows tho amoant n cesar
to be paid for o. $500 or g. 600 seven ard three
tsntbs Treasury note on an sny day between the
present and the l4ta day Of February, the frat
coupon for six months interest being payable on
| tha 18th Of February:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-20

PROFESSOR YOUNANs.-This distinguished
lecturer on Chemistry is announced to de-
liver lecture next Tuesday evening in
Erie, on the Masquerade Ofthe Elements" ]"
Is it impossible to secure his services here?
There is no more fascinating lecturer in
this country tina n he. Under a subject
usually esteemed dry he always puts the
beauties and wonders of magic. ANY lee
ture he might give would prove an excel
lent stOnement for the failure of Fitz Hugh
Ludlow. And We venture to suggest that
the name of Professor Youmans be added,
if possible, to the Library Association list
vice that of F. H. L.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

To our PafrOns.-We would again remind
our readers that this season Of the year Is q time
when they are constantly liable to sudden coughs,
influenza, sore throat, sc, while the children are
in constant danger from Group, threat and lung
complaints. It is very important that every head
Of family should provide remedy that Il rsady
at all times for immediate uss Whistler Assilsd at
the dead hour Of night, with the breaking out Of
hard cold, the racking of violent cough, or the
children with that most dangerous Of Az diseases-
eroup-or at the midday hour, you 81 ould always
be prepared, In Goes Cough Balsayn, you Will ind
ready and sfsetusl remedy. IT Erapplss and
controls instsntaneousiy the most stubborn coughs,
while In Group 1t Is sovereign cure The price Is
put hty cents per botte-the bottles twice the size
OF any other st The same price. Delays are dan
gerOos. You aeould always have 1t in the house.
II can Be fond at all our drug stores.
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